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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-08-11

FROM THE BERNIE, IND. WIT
NESS comes a new solution to the
starting problem. An item in the
Berne newspaper last week told of
certain fifteen of the town who,
upon running across forgotten old
stuffed chicken hawk, placed it in a
tree near the towns traditional
starting roost. Vhe results were sem
sational. The starlings gathered as
usual at the end of the day, but dis
covering the stu fled hawk, chatted
excitedly for a few moments and
then took it on yhe Duffey. Perhaps
we could borroY the stuffed bird to
clear the downtown caves here of a
few pigeons.
AT THE MUSEUM OF SCIENCE
AND INDUS STRY in Chicago recent
ly Sandra and Karen, daughters
of Mr.. and Mrs. 81 Diller, excitedly
called attend Jon of their parents to
number of \Triplett electric meters
used in the exhibits.
FROM EW\GLARUS, WISCON-
SIN, 81 Diller brought number of
brochures advertising that commun-
ity's Labor Day presentation of
Schiller's Willie I'm Tell. The three
hour classic rfma has been present
ed annually sihce 1888 by the Swiss
people of the community which has
a population Pf only 1,240.
81 reprots talking with a number
of people who \participate in the an
nual production. Fhey say that
usually Bluffton, Ohi1 is represented
among the several thousand who at
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-08-11
Religious Ed. Council
To Meet Friddy Night

The Button Council of Religious
Education will meet Friday at 8 p.
m. in the Evangelical & Reformed
church to discuss the curriculum for
the forthcoming ,yeaY in religious
education classes, tM Rev. Robert
Welch has. annoyhced. Each church
is urged to havf representative
present for this meeting.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-08-11
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES

$3.50 A. M.\Morning Worship.
Guest minister, the Rev. T. j.
Holmes, superintendent of the Pres
byterian Home at Sidney, Ohio.
1O:30 A. M. Chl lrch School, Glasses
for everyone.
Button:
9:45 A. M. Church School. Glasses
for everyone.
10:45 A. M. Morning Worship.
Guest minister, the Rev. T. j.
Holmes, erjhtendent of the Pres
byterian HomE at Sidney, Ohio.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-08-11
FIRST MENNONITE CHURCH
Alvin j. Beachy, Pastor

Earl w. Lehman, Director of Music
Sunday:
9:00-9:30l Orchestra rehearsal
9:30-10:30 A. M. Sunday School
hour. Kenneth Winkler, Supt.
0:30-11:30 Worship hour. Sermon
by the Pastor\
1880 p. M. Sacred Concert at st.
John Mennonite church for the bene-
fit of The Mennonite Memorial Home.
Other Mennonite churches of the
area are invited I'd attend this con-
cert.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-08-11
EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED
CHURCHES
V. c: Qbpermann, Minister

" - NTipci "aiti, "hitStOA
Emmanuers
9:30 A. NJ Church School
10:45 A. NJ. Morning Worship
The Friendly Couples Class will
meet on Sunday evening at $3.50 at
Harman Field All class members and
friends are inviteS.
The Cornelia Missionary Circle will
meet on Monday eSening for a pic
mic at 6:30 at the church. All mem
bers and their families are invited.
81. Johns:
$50 A. NJ. MorEing Worship
1880 A. NJ. Chyrch School
The Consistorv/will meet on Thurs
day evening off this week at $3.50
p. m.
ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Corner Of Elm ard Lawn Avenue)
Rev. Clarence Neager. Pastor
Mail address: St\Rita's Hospital
Lima, phio
900 A. NJ. Saturday Sunday school
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-08-11
EVANGELICAL MENNONITE
CHURCH
So. Jackson /St. near Kibler
Pastor: ReE. c. A. Classen

oO' JdChsUH IoIs HtdI hIUItI
Pastor: ReE. c. A. Classen
518 S. Main, Phone 513-Y
"For God Sent not His Son into
the world to- condemn the world, but
that the world through Him might
be saved.T John 3:17.
Sunday School Hour $3.50 A. M.
Glasses foh all ages. Paul A. Steiner,
Supt.
Worship HOUR Service 10:30 A. M.
Evening $ervices:
Young Peoples meeting at 7:15
P. M. Lyman Hofstetter will speak
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-08-11
BLUFFToN-BEAVERDAM PARISH
Disciples Eof Christ)
T. j. Wilson, Minister

August IA, 1855
Beaverdam Church of Christ Bible
School 9:30 A. M. Charles Lewis,
Supt
Button Chq qrch of Christ Bible
School, $3.50 A. M. Floyd Basinger,
Supt.
Preaching sd rvices, Bluffton Church
Of Christ 10:3b A. M. Sermon, "The
Great COMMANDMENT.
"There is a Way which seems right
to a man, but Gts end is the way of
death. Proverbs 14:12.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-08-11

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
Sunday School at $3.50
Sunday Service at 1880
Subject of Lesson Ser "Soul." I"
Wednesday evening services which
include testimonies of Xealings are at
7:30. .
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-08-11

Sunday Masses:
Low MaSses-8:00 and 1000
Holy Days $3.50 P. M.
Evening star., 1955-10-21
missing Girl, Is.
Found by Futher

Mariann Myers. is. who had
been missing from her home,
3752 Joceiyn street. NV. since
before noon Wednesday. was
found By her father last night
|on Military road at the edge Of
Rock Creek Park, police re-
lported.
The girl. III with diabetes. was
Ian right. but 'groggy,' her
father. Fred Myers. said. She
requires insulin shots twice each
day. He found her about Z pm.
Mr.. Myers. executive secretary
lof the National Humane Society.
Isaid he had driven around all
day yesterday and the night be-
fore, searching for his daughter.
He said she told him she had
been In the park area all the
time.
Police also searched for the
girl missing for the second
time irl two months.
Evening star., 1955-10-21
Trial Date | SET
In Milk Case

Trial dates today were set for
the anti-trust and price dis
Icrimination cases against two
milk producers associations, a
dairy and an individual.
The trial Of the Maryland and
Virginia MIX Producers Associa-
ton, the Chestnut Farms Chevy
Chase Dairy and william B,
Hooper, secretary Of the associa-
ton. was set for January 23 by
Chief Judge Bolitha ]. Laws In
District Court.
All three are accused Of partic.
Iipating in q pricing deal dis
terminating in favor Of the Chevy
Chase Dairy giving 1t an unfair
advantage over competitors for
Government contracts.
A separate case. involving the
Maryland Co : Operative Milk
Producers Inc, and the Mary
land Virginia Association was
scheduled for trial February Is.
The associations are accused ef
| flxing prices ct which milk il
sold to distributors for resale on
supply contracts issued by Fort
Evening star., 1955-10-21

TOKYO, Oct. u A1.--Russia
went to the Yaita conference in
February. 1915 with the knowl-
ledge that Japan wanted to make
peace In the Pacific war. says
fthe United States investigator
Iwho questioned onetime Foreign
IMinister Ehigenori Togo in the
postwar war crimes trials.
Oficial Japanese documents re-
LEASED since the war said the
supreme war council decided Sep
Itember l2. 1874. TO ask Russia to
mediate peace terms.
The interrogator, Roy L. Nor
lgan Of Greensboro. N. c., said
to-day that Togo told him Japan
received no answer to its request.
However. Togo said Russia did
accept . later request to relay
conditional peace terms to the
United States after United States
Ibombers were smashing at Japan.
IMr. Morgan related.
At Yalta, Russia was granted
concessions BY It's allies In return
flor . pledge to enter the war
Evening star., 1955-10-21

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Evening star., 1955-10-21
Soviet BetroyoI Of japan
On "A Peoce Bid Told

AGAINST Japan three months
after the defeat Of Germany.
The Soviet Union entered the
war six days before Japan sur
rendered In August i945.
Mr.. Morgan. in Tokyo on pri-
vate law practice. was associate
counsel and chief investigator ct
the Japanes war criminals trials,
Togo died In prison during q
| 20-year war crimes sentence.
.'Toso brought out the fact
that Japan wanted to make
peace with the United States
after the destructive March To-
III air raids, Mr.. Morgan said.
Japan was pretty well dew
astated and In no position to
carry on successful war"
Mr.. Morgan said Togo told
him:
Shortly after the raids, Japan
which had q neutrality pact
with Russia with two years TO
Irun--asked Russia to act as o
go-between between Japan and
the United States. Russia ac-
'eepted.
Evening star., 1955-10-21
Shopper Contest
To Open Monday

A contest designed to focus
attention on downtown Wash-
lington's parking and shopping
facilities will open Monday,
sponsored by Downtown Park
land Shop. Inc.
The corporation, which has q
membership Of 226 District bust
ness firms, is offering three 1856
Ford auotmobiles and three bat
Itery- powered Thunderbird Jr.
sports cars for children.
Contestants win write, In Is
Ior fewer words, why they like to
shop downtown.
Entry blanks will be available
beginning Monday In the mem
Der stores. identified by the orr
foundations tire-wheel emblem.
Evening star., 1955-10-21
New Fro for Psychiotry
Seen in Wonder DRUG

which has demonstrated It's wide
usefulness wherever used.
The doctor. estimating as
many as 4 million patients have
received the drug since its In
production into the United States
from France two years ago. said:
IA fun eVaiuation must neces-
1sarily wait for q longer period
Iof observation Of the effects.
lTfiere Is no doubt. however. that
many new vistas have been.
lopened and that many changes
have already been noted. par
iticuiarly In hopsitai psychiatry. :"
Patients once considered hope
less mental cases who have re-
Iceiyed the drug at st. Eiizabeths
lare. Dr. Dverholser said, less
restless, are quite ready to sit
quietly. are less assaultiye and
destructive. are orderly and well
behaved.
| He added: aThey are clear
mentally. In good contact with
their SURROUNDINGS and are able
Ito discuss their Authorizations
land delusions calmly and with
la considerable degree Of objec-
ltivity. Thus many patients x. !.
previously inaccessible N. be-
lcome araenahie to psycho-
ltherapy.s =
Br. Orefholser said shock
itherapy has been markedly re-
Iduced at the hospital because
'Iof treatment by the drug.
Reports on 50 Gases
He reported on one study Of
,l5O colored women. After drug
IItherapE 80 per cent were i'm
Ilproyed. Many Of the patients
who responded TO therapy had
'lbeen III for many years and had
Ihen serious ward problems" he
lsaid.
i Or. Overholser said the atmos-
'Iphere Of disturbed hospital wards
has ben completely revolution
.lized. Patients he said. NOW
remain clothed. they are quiet.
Ithey do not annoy each other.
,lthey conform to conventions.
,Itake an interest In their personal
appearance, and In the appear
lance of the ward"
l He added that the stan Of the
hospital. since use Of the drug,
has developed 4 far greater In
,lterest In patients. their morale
,|has increased.
i Chlorpromazine Is q synthetic
,Idrug Ellan-inade In other words
Just introduced BY French
chemists.
Evening star., 1955-10-21
PRoposALs--tceat.l

THE ANDnEWs AIR FOBcB BASE
EXCHANGE intends 70 have q con-
essslenaire operate the exchanes
pair s's sefyies Al Hndrexs h si Az fofee
Base, WsshinRton 20. D. @. Pros
contact M. walter .. Emo. General
nlanageT Rt the ANDREWe AIR
FORCE BASE ExcHAEoK. Wash,
Hat Hha.1s s4is7 ior e snio r.Issins 9issHS g x.
application requirements and
irlteryieps for this concession.
written proposals must be re-
ceiyed no later than 1000 hours
on Saturday October %. iess;
T4AASHlsS5SN T4AASHF 81 sAS5I
AND SEWER GoNSTRUcT1oN.--
sealed proposals Tor constructing IN
Keith Street, Murdcck Street and
s5th Aysnus HiiIeFest HeiEhts-
sssaGn Sfsssm..sy 9o a1'sat sst Il s.Ish snah ssd sS
fset 81 S.inehi an ana Sso st.1: fsst II s. 8
inch plain concrete or yttrifled pipe
sever sewers an, and y, ;oso & fsst Of ...ssF ssxsE
81 the once cf the Secretary 81 the
commission. Hyattsviiie. Maryland,
an yntil ncndSy .n October 81. S:,d 81 1sSS ,s g
Ss pubiiels 5,l psass oDensd I and s read Plans. M
Proposal Form and the epe-
cisi Provisions for this contract
may be obtained from the once OF
.hs ss cais5 abdn kas1OsfF dspos % o6. s SaESs 1SIss
deposit win BE- feturned 70 bidders
foTulH iu 5000 condition Z. EARLg
H0ukNk, CHAIRMAN: frank T..
AHkNIIE FAN aSIR sT sicnasEFai JSMhg ). SLsHb. sHE
WILLARD a. MoRRIA l. S: Ray.
soRHszEF' ss%RnHs.iziEsHFpsIssi sser.sssz assssz.; 80 :
WASHTNS5oNS, VsH s, S,,ssT1N sgByRsASn TsAIs NJ
~ M, iss5 ss,5ls ;wds EATHE nEsAAaIE[rrl,H NAN
Sealed proposals for constructing
IA Mitschef Street. Byrd Road and
Court and MoTrelf Court, Rock
Greek Palisades, .MoptgomeFy coun.
q. approxinatsly 55o feet q T.
snch nsh sn1 n1f SIS s fsss eYfes y es-ineh = Wsssr q
mains. 200 feet 81 6-inch and
1900 feet Of 6-inch plain concrete
or yikrIf1ed pipe sewers and l,TAh
feet Of sewer house cQnnections.
rtssIy w e rscssves n, e wasb1sso tns Sss 81 % ses
urban SANITARY ccmmission. Hy-
affsyfIIe. MaryfSnd 1,T5fii Monday.
6efobeT n. fasS. NJ a.ffs ST
Fssfern SfsndsrSp Tine ~ wkseH
place and time they VII be pub
nossl kor korr, snS Sna ~ sl; s.,srssi plnvl- 9
Sons for for thiI contTset snsr he
Ghiee Tn.inSrr ~ ~ % %ecsnroels.,sn1ss sns
upon DEPOSIT o. 1900. which De-
~ sis n wv 49, y ,ssnrna,u snas9 n I,ascrs a,,d
sq,IqsNp IS5ms = so3s ss,ran ssGrnitien AhLE
HSWYTsT ~ Wa fs,sssxzsy,
s2,AAM AGkk JAMso ,. BLIND.
nn.sslsi $4,000 4; MohFIs. Z RAY.
HGMIr HGMsafi, ,insTr'' W. s:..1s.at. a1s.sst. :.
= =. :: ssss ssesy sy.--sx-
Evening star., 1955-10-21
By John NIcKELWAY

The vast, uncertain iield oi
|psychiatry is apparently enter.
ing o new. more stable phase
bringing it closer TO the rest d
Imedicine--and primarily because
lof the drug. chlorpromazine.
Forecasting this @swing Of the
pendulum. In psychiatric treat.
|ment was Or. Winfred Overhol-
ser. superintendent Of st. Eliza
bethS Hospital. His report on
chlorpromazine and its far
reaching effects in the care oi
the mentally III was made last
might at an international meet
ing on chlorprornazine In Paris
France.
Tracing the various fads and
modes Of psychiatric treatment
|Dr. Oyerholser said 1t now ap-
pears that psychiatry is entering
into q 'pharmacologic era" pro-
voked by the advent Of the
tranquilizing drugs such u
chlorprornazine.
Wide Benefits
"This era" he said in q paper
prepared for delivery In Paris
|4.wili bring psychiatry closer Il
the rest Of medicine, and will
make our patients more amen.
able to psychotkerapy. both IN.
diyidlal and group. and to Other
Fadjnnctive therapies. It win In
crease our knowledge Of mental
|functioning, and most important
Iof all, will aid our patients ir
their restitution to health and
Ito society"
DR.. Oyerholser also offered thu
Idea that many Of psychiatry'i
toughest cases may be found X
be due In part at least to chem.
lical substances which act on thu
lcentrai nervous system
That done, he said. chemica
lagents could be developed Al
therapeutic agents with which u
night mental illness,
Speaking Of chlorpromazint
land Of its use at st. Elizabeths
IDr. Overholser said:
'sThis drug exhibits the unu.
Isual quality Of bringing about
isolation and quiet without sub.
Istantial impairment Of con-
seriousness. It has q wider range
lot tolerabiiity. Is largely nonto&ic
and Is not addictiye. Serious side.
Ieffects have been rare. and thu
leffects which have occurred havl
Ibeen almost entirely reversible
Thus. although chlorpromazin.
lis far from being q pailacea. 1t u
nevertheless d most useful drul
Evening star., 1955-10-21
ADAM 4. WEsCHIER 8 SON,
Auctieneefs-Anpraisers

SS6. ANn cEILAR a b bETAcHEp S II HEEidHck Bkick
DWELLING FIVE ROOMS AND
BATH. NO. 6f9 5ith 81, NE.
BY strtue OF q decree Of the United
States District Court for the Dis
tfict Of Columbia, re: Civil Action
No. 1868. the undersigned trustee
Ia lront q the premises. on MoN-
pAx. THE THIRyy-FIRgT DAY
fhRSE ucHcaI1ocK PM. ia Ss; s;olloN.
ing-descfibed land and premises.
situate W the District e ColrmA;a. !.
sSTisi sSScsisIoo n0s u Il y V Z ss
he snrvssor 5or the district 81
Columbia IN Ltber County 8 ~
Folio lO1: said Block ~ now known
for purposes Of assessment and
taxation az SQUARE 1924. TERMS
sbest I'll sAte 3 te erSSPss Sssss, tro g dss soS
OF trust agEreaating approximately
Sb,ll7.19 the particpiars of which
will be announced ct time Of sale,
. Balance: Cash, A deposit cf $500, 90
required Of purchaser ct time Of
ssie. All conyeysncinE. recordins.
ssl. eGss e Sc Ss eonsSsss compss With aitni q
thirty days from day Of sale. other
wise the trustee reserves. the right
to resell the property at the risk
and cost OF the defauiting pur-
chaser, after five days advertise.
ment Of such resale n some news.
paper published in the city Of
WMiLLiAM wi y, ROWAN.
Trustee, Washington Building.
seS0-oc7.1A.2I
Tios. J. OWE. q !. son, \; Z. ,A.uetionsers.
Evening star., 1955-10-21
Trustees, sale 81 Valuable M
RISSovERp 81 REAL 4 lSsEsJl.SS3 5sTAsTE Sc03NsaIsT a

Trustees' Sale q Valuable M
ING OF AN UNDIVIDED ONE
Hale IMIEREsT ~ "a TWO:
s2aEHsEs sE2EExH EgisE S5sa DEEIEEses SE4Es sr INV INV
duly recorded. In Llbsr No. 09fk.
cS0 csds q S1i the e pssrss fss GsIS iss
and at the request. Of the parties
secured ,ti,, shsrsRy ,ns Nndersigp1sa 81,
Tiihin sFailsss .e wl ocs Ss RYSo hos' usssen oae
& Son, Suite 80. Perpetual Build-
WEDNEsDAY, THE SECOND DAY
TwELyE-THIRTY O'Clock Pm,
sasmsss as sitsts Il ss pss5e. snS a
Columbia. and designated as and
INTEREST I'M AND no lot NUNS
beied Two Hundred Ninety fiye
t2Dbl In Square Six. Hundred Fif-
teen tgl5l n the sqhdiyisi9n made
Folio iSs q the records OF ths
Once OF the Surveyor for the Dis.
trict OF Columbia.
Terms. Sold subject TO . prior
deed OF trust for approximately
which win Be announced AZ time 81
sale; the purchase price above said
trust to he paid n cash. A de-
post Of $300,QQ required. Conyey-
ancing, recording. etc. IT ptr-
chasefss cost, Adjustment made as
5 Of date Of sales--Terms to be COM
plied with within thirty days. other
wv wv ospes y 2yFsd sPa sd uae lyeseoS
AZ this discretion of the tr,irtees,
koBBffkT b. MRioHHlTMAN.
oc2i.27-ncl Trustees.
Evening star., 1955-10-21
AUCTION sALEs

THos. ]. OWEN 4 SON, Anetleneers.
TEYYs,ss TsYYSSy sss6 ss1s sAsHARNF syHsAlnaNsFIs srsf. ITs
pElTaASS pETASHTFp FnoNH NEHHicKs ~ 9MEkhiMo 9pMsEEkNiaTs
sfRhET. ssfnRsihhEnTs NoRTaafAsT. -
By virtue 81 certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. ID Liber No. 10l2R,
POLIO 326 81 sea, Of the lapd recqrds
et the district q Coinm5,a. .9,sa an9 y
thereby. the nndefsirned trustees
VIII sell, at pubic auction II front
Of the premises on IukHDAY. THk
FIRST DAY OF NQvEMBER Ap.
Il66. Az THREE 0'CLOCk PM
pnsssa sas sa.te Ssaf5'sia & shs pssres aS
Columbia. and desiEnated as and
beInE lot In Square 4iiT ~ the
subdivision made by Peper e A..
as per plat recorded IN the once
q shs susyeyos ioI shs ptstsie, ssi,a soS &
Subject 10 the building restriction
line on said plat and restrictions of
Tsrms: sold subject to i prior deed
ef trust for approximately Sill.
RSSs0f fsust for M appfoaisnsssis sH 1850. AZ
further particulars Of which VIII be
ANNOUNCED Sc time of sale. the puf-
chase price above said trust 70 Pc
paid III eash. 4 deposit of $500. 90
sssit si,ssssIits = msSs 'psss 3 3 dsss q ssis.
thirty days, Otherwise deposit fore
feited and the property may be
adyegtIsed and resoid ct the discre-
MATffk5A REEVssiNr Ess II -
ccs1 .eA. 81 .s9 49, Trustees
q. q. SLOAN y CO.. NC. AUCTs.
1ioneers-Appfaisers
LARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE AND YURNIsHINus
AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT sLoAN'e
7tb 18th ST NV.
sATuRDA9: Az iS NcaoMSAR a.M' sznd
baby Grand pianos, mahogeny
Pembroke tables. upholstered sofas,
love seats and lounge chairs, high.
Grade t0-piece Ifaahognny dining
room suite, bedroom suites. Holly
wood beds, Oriental and domestic
wsasher. ssa iSl TrisidSirs electric range.
Frieidaire and hot Point electric
fefriEerators, Japanese bronzes.
paintines. china. glassware, etc.
z. B. SLOAN a Co. NC,
Established 1891 al
ADAM a. WESCHLER q SON
Aucsioneers.AppFaisess
ATTORNEYS SALE
FURNISHINGS AND EQUIPMENT
RETTRiuERATIoNs sFANs-sAFE
]. "a, syster1.--Piano Etc.
BY PUBLIC AUCTION
At the Covered WAGON
1902 i4th ST. NV.
o.... MoEppsAAY,o ~
seventy chrome frame and brentwood
chairs, counter stools, formiea
tables 20 booths. settee, step-type
bar counter. .miFrcEed and illunai-
4 mated back bar. National 4-clerk
cash register, stainless steel drnught
beer dispensing systefl with pump
sna,. pss,sSSlins scsisp sna sae,ppFss1 spsFsa bsr.
.,sdss'stai and exhaust fans. Wur-
iitzef iapartmenO upright piano.
steel singie-dor safe, PA. system,
Dalton adding machine, typewriter.
desk neon siEn, coin-operated scale
etc.
mSas.n 4. sess brewer Aa,ss.s ssss.s
islsnvasRssi srsp; sessm, '0sssf ehsfs S and SnEers
tables, GLOBE siicer, Hobart chop
per, ToastInastef A-slice, freeze
chest, y u0rnpreks0re. combination
grbli. meat block. Eas range, sLs
tables and water station. sinks,
cqoleg, blower units, china. glass.
a'' 'R n. MEHRR sHEiEs:
N...ssoDli..n Bank ssiidiinas
Evening star., 1955-10-21

Trustee, sale Of Valuable M.
PROVED REAL ESTATE CONSIST.
ING OF AN uNDIYIDED QNR-
AALP IMTEEEgL IN q Two
PREMISES 1900 HALF 9T., e.W.
Folio et seq. of the land records
Of TIE District of Columbia. ana
at the request of the parties Sc
cured thereby. the undersigned
trnstees win sell, at public auction
within the once Of Thcs, ! Owen
son snise e0l. PsrPstual Build
NEspif THE n''sssi sscoND' S;n' 81 BAY Yl5I 81
EQYEMBER AID. 1855. AT
TWKLVE-THIRTy O'CLOCK PM,
( the foiioWlng-described land and
premises. situate In the District cf
Columbia. and DESIGNATED Is and
fiNslFrRsasEr ~ gNDiytBDER IN HNB "a oEx'HsLF Df ,,l
bsfsd Sixty-one f6i5. III I'M ths
WAshingtcn Sanitary Improvement
company.s subdivision of lots "A
6quare numbered Six Hundred
Fifty-cne t951l, 81 per plat re-
corded In the once of the SUR
yeycf for the District .ef Columbia
Telus y aiess sois III ssse q seIo = IA pr,or ..a
900. DO further psrtienisrs 81 which
win be snnounced at time cf safe:
the purchase price above setd trust
70 he paid In cash. A deposit of
$4,000 required. ConyeyAncing. re-
cording. etc. at purchnser's cost.
Adjustments made as Of date Of
sale. Terms to be complied with
within thirty days. otherwise de-
post forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resoic at
ABRAHAM H. LEVIN.
ROBERT q. WEfGHTMAN.
ocsi .2T-noi TruAtees
ADAM a MEscRLER 9 son.
Evening star., 1955-10-21
DieseIs Tokino Over

BUFFALO, N. Y.-There are
about four diesel vessels to every
steam vessel in operation on
United States inland waterways.
Evening star., 1955-10-21

/ Will NOT m REsrONsIRLE for
aHv debts contracted for " anyone
other than myself. PETER OUZ-
WiNETzs S00 A st. s.es Wash. &c.
WILL NOT m responsible for any
neets coptreeted hy AryonA other
than uayAeif, MnS FLizABETH W,
PHILLIPS. iii Abbey pl. ne.
WILL NOT DR RRsPONsrBLE FOR
other than myeeif. JOHN y, MARI.
Hf1 IsoNrie pL n.es Washtngtpn,