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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-29

cherry stain Is made by mixing
q parts raw Italian sienna. 8 parts
burnt italian sienna. These col
|ors are thinned with turpentine
les necessary.
Sawdust for Fertilizer
"A florist has told me thai
|sawdust makes good fertilizer foi
many types Of shrubbery and
|camellias. ! am wondering II the
use Of sawdust around shrubs
close to the house would en-
courage termites?" Mrs. w. w
n. writes.
AnsWer-It sounds like q con-
|spiracy. The florist probably
owns stock in an discriminating
company. II you live In an area
subject TO termites. the insects
win be attracted to the sawdust
and then start on your house
when other food is exhausted. Il
Is safer to use commercial ferti-
|lizer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-29
ReBlacing Screens

"our house Is equipped with
aluminium combination storm
sash and screens. The screens
there nov are made Of aluminium
and some Of them need replacing.
| I would like 10 use copper but
Evening star., 1955-07-15
Delinquency T oIks
Set at Maryland U.

A three-day meeting OF the
Governors Conference on Juve-
nile Delinquency will open at the
University of Maryland on July
25, it was announced today by
Thomas j. S. Waxter, director of
the Maryland Department of
Welfare
The conference was recon-
mended by a National Conference
on Juvenile Delinquency in Wash-
ington last year.
Participants will include rep
Iresentatives of county, State and
Baltimore city agencies, civic and
religious groups, and Of various
departments at the university.
Objectives of the Maryland
session, according to Maurice
Hunt. chief of the States Bureau
of Child Welfare and a member
of the conference planning COM
Imittee, are to encourage explor-
alton of methods for co-ordinat-
ing the work of State and local
agencies who deal with individ-
Iual aspects of delinquency" The
conference will include reports
from a number of experts and
panel discussions and workshops.
Evening star., 1955-07-15
HeIicopter Field
Opens Tomorrow
In Ocean CITY

OCEAN CITY. Md, July is
Especially A landing field fol
commercial helicopters will be
opened here tomorrow on the
site of a former landing strip for
light planes, it was announced
today by william Ahtes, the
fields owner.
Ofhcials of helicopter manu-
featuring firms will fly here in
their own craft for dedication
ceremonies. The Naval Academy
and the Naval Air Station al
Chincoteague, Va, also will senc
helicopters.
No regularly scheduled tiight'
are planned for this summer. but
the field will be available fol
vacationers who wish to use the
field for flights from Washing
ton. Baltimore, Philadelphia o
other East Coast cities.
Evening star., 1955-07-15
Air Alarm Setup
Okoyed in County

Residents Of Lower Montgom-
cry County should have ample
warning in the event Of air at
tack. the Montgomery County
Once of Civil Defense said to-
day.
A Civil Defense spokesman
saio that analysis Of 400 citizen
reports after Operation Alert on
June Is indicated that siren COW
erage was particularly good in
many sections. A few dead spots
were reported.
Civil Defense Operations ON
Ger John c. Hunt announced
that a siren warning system
would be installed in the -Four
Corners, Forest Estates and
Glenview areas during the next
-four months.
Evening star., 1955-07-15
Nearby Utility
plans Hearing

Washington Suburban Sani-
tary Commissioners will hold a
public hearing on proposed reg
ulations governing construction
of water supply and sewage dis
posal systems in that portion of
Prince Georges County lying
outside the sanitary district.
The hearing will be held Au-
gust 16 at 10 am. in the COM
missions headquarters at 4017
Hamilton street. Hyattsville.
The proposed regulations
were prepared by the commits
sion's engineering and legal de-
Ipartments following enactment
by the recent session Of the Gen.
eral Assembly giving the COM
mission control over the prof.
lects.
The law provides that mo in
dividual. firm or corporation
shall construct, alter or extend"
a water supply or a sewage col
lection or disposal system "in
any area of Prince Georges
County not included in the
WSSC district. except the subs
division known as Calvert Ma
nor" without a written permit
from the sanitary commission.
The act also provides that the
permits shall not be issued until
complete plans together with any
information the commission may
require have been approved by
the commission. The actual con-
struction shall be subject to in
spection by the commission.
The commission is authorized
to make a charge not to exceed
6 per cent of the estimated cost
of a project to cover its expenses
resulting from its study of plans
and inspection of the construc.
ton.
Copies of the proposed regu.
Ilations will be forwarded to in.
terested municipalities, firms anc
J agencies. The regulations ma!
be obtained from the Office o.
the commissions chief engineer
Evening star., 1955-07-15
Building Permits
Show Big Gain in
Maryland Cities

RICHMOND, July" Is R).-
The Federal Reserve Bank OF
Richmond reported building per-
mits issued in five of Maryland's
, largest cities in the first half OF
1855 showed big gains over 1854
Figures for Cumberland ano
Frederick almost tripled.
For June alone. permits issued
at Frederick, Baltimore anc
Salisbury topped June 1854.
The banks research depart.
ment said permits issued in the
first half of 1855 at Cumberland
totaled $903,291, as compared
with $394.575 in the first hal
of 1854.
Frederick showed $1,543,17;
compared with $579,182.
Hagerstown showed $l,444 ,26(
compared with $1,386,539.
Salisbury showed $l,246,27'
compared with $1,079,946. Z
The six-month total for Bal
timore was $54,610,222 compared
with $50, 0,189, $50.
Evening star., 1955-07-15

said, Pvt. Joseph Ganley told
him he would be charged with
using insulting language.
He grabbed me by the arm"
Mr.. Anderson said. He just
wanted to get nasty"
The ensuing scufiie eventually
involved himself and four po-
licemen. Mr.. Anderson said.
The swimming quarry is q
quarter mile south Of Dickerson.
On nearby Route %, police have
been charging the bathers with
parking opposite q double white
line. Mr.. Anderson said he be-
Ilieves the double line has never
been approved by the Maryland
State Roads Commission.
Mr.. Anderson said he consid-
ers the swimmers "trespassers."
but does not care to prosecute
them.
Evening star., 1955-07-15

to defend himself. He says the
police acted like shotheads."
Mr.. Anderson. IS. said the
''tussle" occurred shortly after
he drove up to the quarry prop
erty to see If his alfalfa was
ready for cutting. County po-
lcemen. he said. were handing
out parking tickets wholesale
and blocking his driveway. Po-
lice yesterday said is to 1S
parking tickets were issued at
the quarry on July 8.
Mr.. Anderson said a police
sergeant indicated he could
park alongside the road while
police finished processing the
throng of swimmers. He walked
down the road and returned tc
find a policeman writing out
ticket on his car.
When he objected in no un.
certain terms, Mr.. Anderson
Evening star., 1955-07-15
Ocean Beech Owners
Seek Permit for Bridge

BALTIMORE, July Is R.-'
The Assateague Island Bridge
Corp, has asked the Maryland
Public Service Commission for
approval to build a bridge from
the island south of Ocean City
inlet to the Worchester County
mainland.
The corporation is owned by
Ithe members of the Ocean Beach
Club, comprised of some $500
owners of property on the Ocean
Beach development.
Representing the corporation
were Judge Cornelius P. Mundy
of Baltimore and Thomas john
son, former State Senator from
Worcester County.
Diggs Testifies.
They called as their first wit
ness yesterday Marshall r. Diggs.
Washington, D. C.. lawyer and
chairman of the board of direct
ors of the bridge corporation.
Mr.. Diggs said the bridge,
which would be about a mile
long, would cost about $500, 900.
1t would be toll bridge and its
construction would be financed
by mortgage, sale of preferred
stock to members Of the Ocean
Beach Club and with the help
of a gift from Leon Ackerman,
Washington real estate man and
developer of Ocean Beach.
Mr.. Diggs said Mr.. Ackerman
was making available blocks of
Ocean Beach real estate to be
sold for about 100000 with the
funds earmarked for bridge con-
lstruction.
He said the corporation "has
a commitment from a group
interested in the development OF
Ocean Beach for a mortgage up
to rs per cent of the value OF
the bridge"
Mr.. Diggs said the corporation
was not considering a mortgage
of such high percentage, how
, ever.
4. No Money Sought
He stressed that the corpora
ton was not asking the State OF
Worcester County for any finan.
cial assistance for construction
maintenance or operation of the
bridge.
) He testified there were about
nine buildings already con-
structed on ocean Beach with
several hundred" other property
Owners ready to build as soon as
Ia bridge can be constructed.
The only access to the area al
present is a ferry which has 9
capacity of two automobiles. Mr.
Evening star., 1955-07-15

There's an ole svimmin' hole
up Dickerson way where it's
mighty easy to pick up a parking
ticket nowadays.
It's a water-fllled rock quarry
on the farm of former County
Agent o. w. Anderson. OF Route
% in upper Montgomery County,
Police began ticketing cars Of
|bathers after getting complaints
|of midnight swimming soirees
and Bacchanalian cavortings over
last year. It is said that evidence
of irreverence has been left by
some of the more frolicsome folk
in and around the nearby Dicker-
son Methodist Church.
County Police Supt. James S
Evening star., 1955-07-15
Swimming Hole Bothers
Foce Police Crockdown

McAulifie says his men are @going
to continue to watch that road
and ticket improperly parked
cars" He said complaints have
been received from neighbor-
hood residents about swimmers
changing thir clothes in the
autos.
On July 8, the breakdown re-
suited in a tussle between police
men and Mr.. Anderson. He was
charged with illegal parking. dis
orderly conduct. failure to show
an operators permit and failure
to show his registration card.
The charges will be heard in
Rockville Peoples Court on
July %. Mr.. Anderson is eager
Evening star., 1955-07-15
S50-S1OO Raise
Voted Teachers

The Alexandria School Board
has voted a raise of from $50
to 500 for most of it's teachers.
The increase will raise the
salaries for teachers with up to
five years experience $50 a year
and those with at least IS years
of experience. 500. 1t brings the
pay range for Alexandria teach
ers to a scale ranging from $3.-
$50 to $5,400.
The board also reelected its
present officers for another year
Wednesday night, heard ex-
cerpts from the school systems S
annual report and adopted
pay scale for cafeteria employees.
More State Funds
Action on the teacher raise
came on recommendation OF
School Supt. T. c. Williams
after he had reported that the
Alexandria schools would receive
additional appropriations from
the State this year amounting
to $4,000. This money. he said
would be sufficient to cover the
raise.
The raise will affect some 124
teachers in the lower experience
group and about 227 in the
higher category. Only 118 teach
ers now on the payroll will not
be affected at this time because
their experience ratings are be-
tween five and IS years.
Reelected chairman Of the
board was J. S. Everly. Edward
D. Reed will continue to serve
as vice chairman, and Mrs. Mar
guerite M. Wallace. as clerk.
In excerpts from the annual
report, Mr.. Williams noted that
it cost a little over $274 for each
child in the school system during
the past year. This figure does
not take into account capitaliza'
ton costs, he added.
A total of 11,874 pupils wer'
enrolled in the school system
Mr.. williams said, and the aver
age daily attendance was 10,59l
The total cost of operation fo'
the year was $2,804,120.5l, n
noted.
Mrs. Da NE. Kerbel reportet
that her committee to set up
uniform pay scale for the schoo
cafeteria employees had completes
its work and scale had beel
established covering all helpers
cooks and bakers.
The pay scale, which is keye'
to hourly wages. was adopted b,
the board. With completion o
this pay scale. all the board
non-teaching employees are GOV
cred by pay scales. A scale TO
all except the cafeteria employe
was adopted earlier this year.
Evening star., 1955-07-15
Smith Accepts Post
On Wilson Centennial

RICHMOND. Va, July is (P.
Senator Smith. Republican, Of
New Jersey, accepted the vice
Craftsmanship of the Woodrow
Wilson Centennial Celebration
Commission.
Senator Smith was a student
at Princeton University when the
late President Wilson was q
faculty member there.
Evening star., 1955-07-15

lDiggs pointed out that under
such circumstances construction
costs are prohibitive.
He told the PSC members the
Worcester County Commission
approved the bridge project and
presented as evidence a letter OF
endorsement from the commits.
sioners.
In opening remarks. Judge
Mundy told the PSC the bridge
building project was mot a pro-
motional scheme or a stock sell.
ing plan" but a bona fide at.
tempt" on the part of land own.
ers in the area to make theil
property accessible to the main
land.
Evening star., 1955-07-15

THE EVENING STAR, Washington. D. CO. AIS
lo6s
Evening star., 1955-01-14
DeodIine 10 Tonight
For Sunday Whnt Ads

The deodline tonight for wont
ods to be published IN The
Saturday or Sunday Stor IS 10
o'clock BY telephone Or 9 o'clock
at the business counter in The
Star lobby.
II you won't to hire, rent. buy.
trode or sell. tell Il to the long
established audience Of The Stor
reoders.
Becouse The Star produces the
best results, il publishes more
classified ods than the other
Woshinstoa newspapers COM
bined. y.
us cosy 70 place on I'D 10 The
Star Classified. Just phone STer-
ling 5000 and osk for on Ad-
Toker,
Evening star., 1955-01-14
HID MfN

sALKSMAN--Young man to lsara
3eweIFy business. Must have good
naekereyne. GAIT = BROS NC.
saLEslixN, experisneea for record
dept. OF larse fetail music store:
Mr, Nordstrom. MUSIC sAi.SS
sALEssiAN-Exper. not NEE: $7a
Per ", up depending on ability.
lu9 Alabama ave. sc. --l6
SALESMAN for used cars, young, as-
ierred. with one ei i1ar'ehs the Oldest COM @
panies in town, Excellent rspnts- :
tion. handling LIST line cars. Beat
eompeusAtton plan. with company
dement's Excellent proposition for
right man. Boz s55-K. star. I'D
Sl1sSips ana eTDsr S.s,ns isr s.n Sh9,ssss
Excel. opport. for substantial earn-
inEs @. the right man. Write giving
full info, and phone number. Our
smployes know Of this ed. Box
sAfiSki aSNs..EEsrIMAroR fer nation
territory. Excel. deal for right party.
Give sorplste details Arst letter,
SALESMEN--M you are between rs
and 30 years Of age. have . car and
earning less than 50, 900 4 year.
this may be the opportunity you
have been iuokins for Washing q
oldest pfumbins. heating and ap-
pliance store Ia adding ? men 10
their existing sales force. Collego
background and sales experiences
are desirable but not essential. Call
Mr. Flynn at ST: 3-6l00 for inter-
view JOHN @. WEBSTER q SONS.
621 r st. NV. --16
sALEsAlEN-seyerai live wires, to
display house. opening Feb. ON
Rockville Pike. Uniimited leads; per-
feet working conditions. Could be
part-ttme Job. Mr., r. n. BEST or
Mr., STEVENS. OIL. 2-3633. ---16
Statesmen WANTED - Apply 0O<
9th St. NV, or phone RE, 7-e0S0
for appointment.
Evening star., 1955-01-14
NMMRR q BROUN, Attorney
TRANSPORTATION BuiIdifig.

TRANSPORTATION Building.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold.
Ing q Probate Court.-Estate oi
Paul WoWro, Deceased. Mo. SO. 1856
Administration Docket IS1.-Appli.
cation having been made herein fol
probate Of the last will and tesla.
ment Of said deceased, and 70,
By Union Trust COMPANY Of tn.
District OF Columbia, 1t Is ordered
this 18th day Of January, AID. 1866
that Eleonore Getrud Duda Steine-
bach and Maximiiisn Wowro, and
the unknown heirs at law and nexi
Of kin and all others concerned
appear in said Court on Monday
the 26th day Of February, AID
1865. at 1000 O'Clock AM. TO show
cause why such application should
not be granted. Let notice hereof
be published In the Washington
Law Reporter" and .eThe Euenine
star" once in each Of three sue
cessive weeks before the return day
herein mentioned, the first publica-
tion to be not less than thirty dayi
before said return day, Witness
the Honorable BOIITEA J. LAWS
Chief Judge Of said Court, this 18th
day Of January, AID. 1865. t5eal:
Attest: MELVIN ]. MARQUES
Deputy Register Of wills for tn,
District of Columbie. Clerk Of thu
Probate Court. ia14,21,28
MCNEIL q USSERY, Attorneys,
SIS 18th St.. NV. 90
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SPECIAL NOTICES

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted By any one
other than myself. JOHN W. MAT
THEWS, 760 Howard I'd. Sc. IA
INCOME TAX RETURNs prepared in
ssoSp.ans. soap aSme T1. q ss.PPeotso s.Poso. is!
ANY ONE HAVING KNOWLEDGE OF
ptreetcar knocking down woman at
14th and Penna. ave. Sc. at epproxl-
mAteiy pm. Wednesday, January
8, 1855. Please write Box 29y-R'
CURTAINS, beautifully fn.. chair
covers. dIspes. a,ni.v me ipsns;s In saSS slasS'
WE HAVE sold our business ct $3.50
NJ st. NV. to Georgetown Suppners,
Inc. r. T. MORAN co. and John
SALE W.T. q Unclaimed Freight to Be
Rasr e;s '.psiEIs PsEIoRS r. 60. . lin a. and ASME
Construed to Joe Lewis.
BALE OF THREE MACK TRACTORS
Take. notice that on the 18TH Gay
st slsI west Virginia Avenue. NE,
ssnad NSek Moor f rucR sns SnSss
snct.cn three 13l Mack Tractors, en-
Models I89T Chassis Nos; ss,r BOOT gsz
and MotoF Nos. EN- 464-9.77. EN-
484-g-33 ard EN- 464-6.53, re-
(3} vehicles have been repos-
sessed BY the said Mack Motor
Truck Corpora ton under two con-
diti0nal sales contracts between the
said Mack Motor Truck CORPORATION,
seller. and A. 7. Crenshaw. pnr,
and August 4. 1858. defaults having
been made in the purchase price Of
all three vehicles, under the said
contracts.
MACK MOTOR TRUCK CORP.
cLARKE, RICHARD, MoNCuRE q
SON. Attorneys for Mack Motor
Truck Corp, 108 North Fairfax
Street. Alexandria. virginia. lis
ALL INCOME TAXES
gth and d NV, municipal tax center
Ia
Evening star., 1955-01-14
pEReoNAls tcoak.l !

and fepairines rea-i
sonabls prices; home service. eau
acSouRsTSsf. 4 RsiTTSSS formerly VIM the
Bureau. vi assist xsittaa xita your ,,,,n tax
FoRs1s 81. .. 9. lob applications
prepared and typed. Personnel eoun-
selling ExcH. sERE. co. l74g 3
St. nv, Room IS. ST. 3-61 SO. 19s
iIMEoGhafaNGi @ a,a 4ser see c9Rssss Rssy ~ 81 SS.
I74o < ct. h.N.. nm. 4s. ST. 3,eis6
ADuLTs-PiAN0 cLAssGs nun.
stimulating: 81 25 per lesson. all
music furnished. II YOU have no
Rsiaa0 ssns 10 Dss q iIia fi.sc p pn II. s-sss7
SPECIAL sALE-on beautifui deeora.
tive fabrics at amazinSly Low prices.
FRANCIS DRAPERY SHOP. 300S
Hamilton st.. West Hyattsvilie, Nd
VACANCY m NURSING HOME for
elderly persons: 24-hour nursing
care; licensed by stats and county
Ju 9-6040.
rEamANEsNT. ri sh@gN sha.HgDo s,sa sfIrg iings5
NICE. PLEASANT HONE for elderly
folks: fine food, care, TV: inspection
| invited. NO. T-3242.
TYING and secretarial service.
| NoyALL. 1919 O st. NV. NE. O.
III Y0U HAVE . or more trusts on
| your home. write details for possible
reduction monthly payments. Boz
NON WHO WHO HAS INFoRMATIoN
| as TO the whereabouts of one John
Mitchell who formerly worked as Z
iQnitor at 1882 Belmont street NV.
\ please advise me at IT'S N ST. NV.
Washington 9. d. c. GEORGE H
| PALTRIDGE, Executor Estate OF
Fannie r. Millerl.
PORTRAITS m on
| Or colorful pastels, by European ar.
Evening star., 1955-01-14
HOS. Q. OWEN q son, Auctleneers
I'LL 3 81. NV.

Trustees, sale Of Valuable IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE CONSISTING OF IN
UNDTvmED ONE-HALF INTERES1
~ M! TM TM15sT2nSTSr rgSSrlE5p RR5c1Sa SaeH nvt5d5jS; 81
BY virtue Of 4 certain deed of trust
duly recorded. In LAbsr No. 93e4,
Folio SsS ct SEQ. Of the land rec
ords Of the District Of Columbia,
end at the request. Of the pertie.
secured thereby, the yndefsigneo
trgstses VII a sen, y at ,sa pgsllc sn snstios Z
son. rn's suiee ds si. eoi. Perpssaai X & saiidins'
I'LL 3 street, NV. on TUE9DA1
THE TWENTY-FIETH DAY Ql
JANUARY AID. 1855. AT 1880
O'CLOCK PM. the foilowfng-de-
scribed land and premises situate
n the District q Columbia; an nnc
DIVIDED oNE-HAiF INTEREST IN
AND TO Lot numbered Ninety-eighf
1857 m the Waxhfngtun Sanitary
Improvement Conpany's subdivision
IN said SQUARE numbered Five HUN
dred Fifty-two, tS6el. as per plat
sessorssssss sss .,ts, r ths sgrveSST oTgms,o omss 4.
Liber 30 at folio sS.
Terms: sold subject to 4 prior deed
Of trust for approximately $4,000. 90
further particulars OF which VIII be
announced - time Of sale: the
purchase price above said trust to
$500. 90 required. conseysncins, re.
eording. etc. a. purehaser's cost;
Adjustments made ss Of date q
sale. Terms 70 be complied with
within thirty DAYS. otherwise de-
posit forfeited and the property
may b advertised and resold ~ thu
discrss,on % { = q ~, ~ ir2stsss. v;
RQH1RT o. WU0H1AAN
AtAls.xA Nusss
Evening star., 1955-01-14
HARRY B. WOLFE.
jA14,1e,24 Trustees.
TH0s. J. OWN 9 SON, AuctieneeFs
iii 8 81. NV.

Trustees sale Of Valuable ufrROvIL
REAL ESTATE CONSISTING OF AN
UNDIVIDED CNE-fAIF INTEREST
IN "A TWO-STORY BRICK DWELL.
ING REINQ PREMIsES b6A BATES
By virtue 81 4 certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. IN Liber No. 10206
records @ 70 q the District Of Columbia,
and at the request OF the parties
secured thereby the undersigneo
srgstsss % -. wiii s.l! !, e TSaa Public a1s,los es
is. s0ni sf,s sulsss se q 4Ds hSi!s:
DAY THE TWENTY-FTPTH DAY OF
JANUARY. AID. 1885, At TWELYE'
THIRTY O'CLOCK PM the fol
lowing described land and premises
situate q the District q colnmhis,
SNprSnD SPa VII, onf-HaiY s ~ rNTHsEs1 NE 81
M AND 70 Lot numbered Eight
hundred Thirteen fel3l IN SQUARE
numbered SIX Hundred Fifteen (615l
N Moses Kelly'a Subdivision %
lots - per plat recorded IN tn'
Al roiio No sss.
Terms: Sold suhject 10 . prior deed
of trust for appFoximntely 1880. %
further particulars Of which Will b
announced at time Of sale: the pur-
chase price. above said trust @ bs
paid A. cash: = deposit Of 500; ,., 0o
etc, at purchasers cpet. Adjust
ments made a. Of date OF sale
Terms to be complied with within
thirty days. otherwise deposit for
felted and the property may be
advertised and resoid at the dis
erection q the trustee
ROBERT q. WEfOHTMAN.
1aI4. 1929 Trustees.
Evening star., 1955-01-14

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
THREE-STORY CORNER BRICK
STORE AND DWELLING NO. l0l7
M STREET. NV.
by virtue OF an Order Of the United
states District Court for the Dis
trict Of Columbia Re Civil Action
No. 1935-54, the undersigned trus'
auction. in front Of the prenaises
AT TWo O'CLOCK PM. the fol.
Misunderstanding land and premises
situate in the District Of Columbia
to.Wit: Lot 6S in Lena 8. enC
Aaron Baldwin's Subdivision Of Lot
s In Dayidson's heirs Subdivision o.
SQUARE 340 as per plat recorded
page IL, in the Once Of the Sur
Veyor Of the District Of Columbia
with improvements thereon known
and described as premises No
lOtz N Street. NV. Washington
TERMS or SALE: An Cash. A de.
post Of u, ,o0o. 90 required Hf i'u,, Dur'
.Veyaneins, recording. reyenu.
stamps and notarial fees 1t cosl
OF purchaser. Terms Of sale TO b
complied with within thirty day
from day OF sale, otherwise trus'
tee reserves the right to resell thu
property ct the risk and cost o.
the detauiting purchaser. after nv
days advertisement Of such resal.
in some newspaper published In thu
KARL KiNDLEBERGER, Trustee,
Tower Building de24.3l-ja7.l4
THOS. J. OWEN Q son, Aueti0neers
iii n. NV.