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rapidly as we can toward
the proposition that no state
no nation, should be allowed tc
have sufficient arms to wage a
successful war.
Effective disarmament means
an open world with no secret
armies no secret weapons, and
no secret war plans.
Open Inspection
"If we are to achieve effective
international control of arna-
ments, we have to have a world
open to inspection. This will be
dif1icult.
"Some nations have become SO
accustomed to living in the dark
that it is not going to be easy
for them to learn to live in the
light. I believe that in time
effective disarmament is pos
sible."
Reviewing world Developments
since he spoke here 10 years age
when the U. NJ, charter was
adopted, Mr.. Truman strongly
defended his decision to fight
Communist aggression in Korea
five years ago.
THAT aggression was met as
it had to be met" he said. eve
had to fight to preserve the prin-
ciples OF the United Nations. And
the charter which we signed
here at San Francisco in 1945
was given new life and vigor by
sacrifices Of the many brave men
of many nations who fought to
uphold it in Korea. The deci-
sion to fight for this great Or
ganization has cost us much
blood and treasure. but it was
the right decision"
The former President urged
enlarging U. N. membership. AS
serting that the organization
cannot be held forever in the
iron mold imposed by the great
war of 1940-45," he said:
Others Want In
"Other nations are rightfully
seeking admission. One of the
best evidences of a real relaxa-
tion of international tensions
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4. Col. Rudolf Cerny. last seen
lat Camp Vorkuta on the Arctic
coast. He said he worked as a
United States agent in Nazi Ger
many during the war and was
arrested by the Russians at the
end Of the war. No other details
were known to the Austrians. I
5. Rudolf Kissis. The Aus
trians knew nothing about him
but his name.
United States Army head
quarters said it had no informa-
ton on any Of the latter five.
so Britons Held j
The returnees also gave the
names of SO Britons and two
French citizens, one girl. held
by the Soviets.
The 1856 Austrians who arr
rived at this Soviet zone town
included Is women. Four of
them were completely paralyzed.
Three walked on crutches.
Most Of the Austrians were
victims of the East-W cold
war. They were amnestied fol-
lowing the recent conclusion Of
the Austrian state treaty.
The Soviets said that except
for 73 war criminals" they were
the last Austrians held in Rus
STA. But the returnees claimed
there are at least several hum
Idred others still there. They
said they had hidden lists Of
AustrianS with them and would
turn them over to the Austrian
government. d
Woman Is Returned
Today's group included Or.
Margarethe Ottilinger. SO, who
held a high position in the Aus
Itrian government. She was
seized by the Russians in No
Ivember, 1948. Charging her with
Spying, the SovietS sentenced her
to Is years in prison.
Another of the returnees was
Police Inspector Anton Marek,
66, who formerly headed the In
terror Ministry Department deal
ing with Austrians kidnapped by
the Soviets. In June. l948, he
was arrested by the Soyiets. They
sentenced him to death for "es-
pionage" but later pardoned
him.
Also on the train was Alfred
|Skorzeny, brother Of Otto Skor-
|zeny, the wartime German Sc,
leader and "Mussolini libera-
tor" Karl Scharitzer, wartime
Nazi gauleiter Of Vienna and
several former high Austrian Of
Ificers. I.
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Freed Austrions Report
Reds Hold Is Americans

WIENER NEUSTADT. Aus
tria, June Is (R.-A haggard
group of 1856 Austrians returned
from long Soviet Imprisonment
today and told of is Americans
held in Russian labor camps.
They were able to give the
names of only six of the Amer
leans, some of them apparently
foreign-born,
The ret,,rnaes said an. ~ tbs
Americans sidney Raw Snarks
OF Tennille. Ca, asked them
y1 M..lt teaes " nus syes 70 lnlofu
oti.eu oeaseS aue.loIisleS tnat
=. .Ie = nsaus nslu e lamp Fotma
=, u. s-ASssan EuiUpeon IsusSaA. tae
Tas,,;1ss 1.So 49, =. s s.iss Ms Mo.lisf % ~
a,s..a .se W 1aiaoi'aea siias nc y
~
Inc Austrians said sparks told
Lnem ne was arrested by the
SovieIs N Serum 10 1901. Tney
salo the 2S-year-oio American Is
sich, out sti!i Is forced 70 WORK
Ia tne WOODS ny the Russians
Ihsy oia not know the nature
u ms aiiniehs.
The United States Army Euro
pean headquarters at Heidelberg
Germany. listed Sparks. a pri-
vate, as absent without leave
from the 6th Infantry Division
In Berlin since December 4, 1851,
Other Amer;cans Y,...s
r,.. a...... $3.50
Ae Aue.llaiis gave TIE names
aiiu : s.oliss u tae nVe othef
ie,iealls as ioiloWs;
= muisay reihserscn 'or rlne-
@ saseI u Dfooklyn, N. (. ar
$3.50 " t1e CzecnosioVaE
Soialuii.ses eui aiesr inVoiunearlly
eioSe,lis t,le oofoer IN tS4S. he
Evening star., 1955-06-25
RESORT FORECAST

Upper and Lower Bay
Cloudy tomorrow. with show
ers and possibly thunder
storms, with light winds ex-
pected.
Ocean Beaches - Cloudy
tomorrow followed by show
ers in the afternoon and a
high of 1880.
South Jersey--Cloudy to-
morrow with some showers
in the afternoon with high
est temperature around II.
Skyline Drive Showers
and possibly thunderstorms
tomorrow, with poor visi-
bility. Highest temperature
from 1878.
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would be the speedy removal of
the obstacles to the admission
Of those nations justly entitled
20 be members"
Russia has vetoed the adnis-
sion of Italy and numerous other
free world countries. The West
ern powers have blocked applica-
ton Of some Soviet satellites.
Mr.. Krishna Menon, noting
that 25 or 80 nations are knock
ing at the door" for u N. admis-
sion. said earlier that India
supports universally" of men,
bership. He had only a passing
reference to India's contention
that Communist China should be
given a U. N. seat.
The Indian diplomat did not
advance any startling new pro-
posals for ending the cold war
as he had limited in advance that
he might do.
In general terms. he called TO,
remuneration of war as an in
strument of national policy and
the faith to go forward"
Wishing success to the i'm
pending Big Four conference,
Mr.. Krishna Menon said he was
sure that each of the great
powers are Sin their own way
trying to strengthen the U. N.
and solve outstanding problems.
Calls for Faith
Quoting Soviet Foreign Min
lister Molotov's renewed pledge
Wednesday of Soviet support for
the U. N, he deplored the re-
action of many people that they
had heard that before, and
called on all to display our
faith"
Mr. Molotov, changing from
8 to Z pm. the time of a dinner
he gave for some delegates last
night so as not to be accused of
trying to sabotage Mr.. Truman's
8 pm. speech. listened stolidly
to the former President from q
Soviet delegation seat. He kept
his hands still on the arms of
his chair when most OF the audi
ence burst into As seconds of
at the end.
Mr.. Truman, who flew into
San Francisco in midafternoon
yesterday. emplaned early this
morning to return to his Inde-
pendence (Mo.) home. He came
to the U. N. birthday session at
the special invitation of Secre-
tary General Dag Hammarsk-
jold, issued over the objection OF
Mr.. Molotov.
Appear Amiable
The Soviet Foreign Minister
and the former President hid
any hostility they felt for each
other under a cloak of social
geniality at q reception given
later by Mr.. Hammarskjold in
honor of Mr.. Truman. They
raised bourbon highballs in
toasts to each others health,
and chatted for a few moments
through an interpreter with all
the outward appearance Of ami
ability.
. With most of the official
speechmaking of the U. N. an
niversary session over, delegates
attended today a special con-
vocation in honor Of the occa-
sion at the University of Cali
fornia at Berkeley.
The meetings will conclude to-
morrow with addresses by six
men who have presided at U. N.
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US. WEATHER suRfAu MAP

WEATHER BUREAU FORECAST-Showers and thunder
storms are tonight for parts of the Lower Lakes
the Ohio and Tennessee Valley areas well as in the
Central Plains and parts of the Northern Plains and
Northern Rockies few showers will fall the North
Pacific States It viii be cooler the Central Rockies
but little temperature change is expected elsewhere Mini
mum temperatures tonight viii range from the low SOS
along the Northern border to the 70s the Southern
section Of the country.-AP Wirephoto Map.
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TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT
Wind-variable winds, 1o-15

Wind-Variable winds. 10-15
miles per hour.
River Report
tFrom U. 8. Engineers)
Potomac River cloudy at Harpers Ferry
and at Great Falls; Shenandoah cloudy
at Harpers Ferry.
Temperatures for Yesterday
Readings Washington National AirporD
Midnight ---- Y Noon -------, 60
am, II pm. "a
8 am. 70 8 pm. so
Record Temperatures This Year
Highest, 90, on June 90.
Lowest. 10, on February 8.
High and Low Of Last "a Hours
High. "a, at $3.50 pm.
Low, So. at 6:10 am.
Tide Tables
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodetic survey
radav rrapnorrou
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SPECIAL NOTICES

FREEZER sERvICE--western corn
fed beef, hind a9e 10. cut 70
WILL NOT Biz REsPoNsrBLE for
bills contracted By anyone but my
self. ARTHUR r. TUDGE, s07 Goth
,ays;; Capitol Heights. Nd,
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
sn @Sss sicH2b Dnson TrE Sthis
1908 18th st. Sc. No. /. Wash,
j WILL no LONGER be responsible for
any debts incurred b. anyone other
than mysslf fpsr.opallvl. JOHN c.
FTEhsEN' 8 K Ridge I'd. Green
wi VIM M nor b. RESPONSIBLE. for = an,
ban msssif. ssisnsdi JOSEPH W.
HfsffORfc1i AZ AL sAfNffSy FRISCO
PAL CHURCH's famous annual
lawn supper, Sunderland. Nd. II
miis: ; ~ az, q Upper Marlboro on
soosed menu q ham, irisd chicken.
pickles. beets. tomatoes, rolls, cof-
fee. iced tea. homemade cake and
ice cream: only 81 80 for adults,
soc for children; hundreds from
miles around viii be here: come
meet your friends and see this
beautifully restored church founded
IN 1893 on . 3-acre lawn shaded
~ Canadian hemlocks and other
VIII nor se BIZ RESPONSIBLE RESPONSIBLE for
other than myself. RoBERT W.
SCAEUM; $500 And ave-. colmar
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DEATHS REPORTED
tProm D. C. Health Department

Carrie L. ryrren. SIS. 542s Connecticut
smma L ManEan. Sc. 1901 Locust I'd.
joseph Tiernsy, 70. 20 Eye st. NV.
Minnie r. vogt, II. 100 Nicholson st.
Charles Z. Michael. n. 1905 Savannah
Alice II. Hornis, ss. 1909 gath st. NV.
sylyisn Hersh, 81. 172s r st. NV.
Kathryn sharp, eS. 2507 81. NV.
Dimetris Marks. 60. al8 eth st. nv.
John 1, Meagher. IS. Silver Spring. Nd.
Thomas ". lion. So. Cheverly. Nd.
Rodney Galloway, SO. 2417 18th st. ne.
Roman K. Kawalktevies. Sc. 1715 18th
cisfene. Z. Alsshirs. "a. 7ol East Cap
CHARLES r K. Best, 81, 7a4 18th st. NV.
PatRicia A. Bedford. l. 1908 c 81. s:v.
Thomas r. fberland, infant. Bethesda,
william A. Moore. IS. 1923 9Th st. NV.
Sarah A. Crawford, 81, 6516 Can pl. Sc.
Elisabeth Washi aGtnn. 20. 1905 8 st.
Alien Holmes. 70. sss st. Sc.
McLoyd Ford. 6S. 1908 Florida ave. n e.
walter Taylor, 81, Washington.
Naude Bird. Sd. 473 NJ st. NV.
william Harris, SO, 1910 4th st. sc.
Joseph 4. Pdmphrey. 30. 1900 9Th ct.
Jennie Parsons. 80. 74s New Jersey ave.
wiIIiiism a. watson. 81. 1899 ard ct. NV.
Jack PenderEast. FL. 35l6 Park pl. DIV.
Loretta r. Hubbard 8. 500 st. ne.
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PERSONAL

MMgEooRAIHING; 500. eopie, for
s vii Ali y sGH % 1910. for en-
9ren from infancy up. Reas. rates.
9gsR Sn1: Tu' @-7Sao' MRS.
NAN AND WIFE. nondrinkers. ex-
per; In managing rooming house.
-,SISaHk, izls $otS q: nv. 3
CoNvALgeCENT yACANCY-Under-
standing individual care, good food.
quiet rostful atmosphere. reason
y ~ rss41 yU; s;s4e1 ,a,,,,,,.-
nsr'i Hy; P'sk UP ana e delivery ,e sS-
AI1EoSExrHiNo. 500 sSpis., $.zs
INC. ZIP. of stem. ExCH SERV co
TAO X st NV. RIM. a. sT. s-eis6
MOUNT VERNON HOSPITAL nurs-
tng. service; professional care and
tasty food: noneieoholic. 1901 Cal
ert st. NV. co. b-2226. o TO Q.
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BANKRUPTCY SALE

BUILDING suPPLrEs-LuMBER
small Power Tools
MODERN OFFICE MACHINES
plebold Glass &C" Steel Safe
STEEL FILE. DESKS. CHAIRS, ETC.
BY PUBLIC AUCTION
at WESCHLER'S
906 Z st, NV.
FRIDAY. .AUGUeT. 3. 1855
1890 AM.
Roofing and felt paper, asbestos and
asphalt shingles, paint, stain. water
proofing Sta-Dfi, Sakrete. Meta
kote. redwood. sheathing. window
sash, molding. canvas, etc.
Delta ttabie) cut-oR saw with two
6 roller eonyeyors, Lesto Iigsaw.
b. a. D. sander.
Modern once machines including:
Remtngton Rand printing calcula-
tor and To- key electric adding ma
chine, Remington typewriter, Pay
master Checkmaster. steel letter
fle. desks. swivel chairs. Diebold
MOTE: Approximately 1900 #. pine
sheathing may be inspected at 3025
RE: O'RRIEN LUMBER CO.. INC.
BANKRUPT NO. 41-65 q. 3. Dis
TRICT COURT FOR THE DE-
TRlcT OF COLUMBIA.
Terms Cash: HARRY 8. WEIDBERo.
Trustee, I'll 14th st. NV.
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ASST. TO MGR.
AN EXCEL. oPPOR.

Young man. white. to assist saIes
MANAGER, I EVENINGS . week and
S s.sI1 keep present employ.
week to start, Apply Mr.. Baker.
Thursday evening. pm. prompt
~ lll6 18th st. NV. End hoor.
AUTO BODY MAN. AUTO ME-
CHAEIC AND AuTo PAiNTERs
HELPER: must be- nrst class:
Jim Clark. CLARK MOTOR CO.
1911 E st. Sc. %
AUTO MECHANIC, chrysler sxpe.
rielice preferred; nat rate basis;
plenty Of work in our new modern
shop; disqualification. paid Vaca-
tion, and other company benefits.
ABBY IN person to Mr.. Staten.
RRoYAL MOTORS, INC. Chrysler-
tx Susso;o l2Ao uDshur st. NV.
AUTO MECHANIC, Ford experiences
LOGAN MOTOR Co, $40 14th
S s.; NJ. q Ses M Ebener. NO PHONE
AUTO MECHANICS. We have omen.
ings for. 2 experienced Ford me.
shanies in pur large modern shop.
we We. ones vacations With pay. insur-
Plenty Of work making possible GOOD
salary. See Mr.. Messick. STEUART
MOTOR CO. One Of Americas
Oldest and Largest Ford Dealer.
1O11 eth st. NV. -
AUTO MECHANIC-Skilled perma.
nent position. vacation, insurance
plan. twin-post lift, clean uniforms
supplied. 5-day week Salary and
bonus. See Mr.. Goode. WILSON
PONTIAC. INC. 1925 Georgia ave-.
Silver Spring. Md. -
AUTO AdECHANICS--we are In need
Of 4 top Chevrolet mechanics. ex.
perienced on Powerglide transmits
sions. openings on both day and
night shifts. HiKh earnings on Q
50-5Q. pay plan. Free uniforms.
Vacation and holiday nay. Also
company insurance plan and many
other company benefits. Call or
come in TO see Mr.. Catlin, super
ABRAHAM CHEVROLET CORP.
1889 East. Wset hwy. Silver Spring.
III t.RO(l0 -
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OFFICIAL NOTICES

WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SAM.
TARY COMMISSION. Hyattsviile,
Md.-A public hearing viii be held
ut the once Of the Washington
4OI7 Hamilton Street, Hyattsville.
Maryland. on the 10th day Of Au-
gust, 1865. at 10 O'Clock AN.
lE.D.g.T on the adoption by
the Washington Suburban SAM
tary Commission Of proposed reg
ulations and standards. governing
the design and construction OF
water supply and sewage collec-
ton and disposal systems In Prince
Qeofges County IN areas outside
the area Of the WASHINGTON Sub
urban Sanitary District, except the
subdivision Of Calvert Manor"
Copies of the proposed regulations
and standards may be obtained with
out cost by communicating with the
once of the Chief Engineer Of the
WASHINGTON Suburban Sanitary
Commission: WASHINGTON SUB
URBAN SANITARY COMMISSION:
T.. EARLE BOURNE. Chairman:
PRANK L. HEWITT. Jr, Vice
JAMEs B. BLAND HoNW WfELAR R6AH 4.
MORRIS. L. g. RAY, Commission
ers. Attest: JAMES B. PARkHILL.
Secfetary-T Treasurer.
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AUGUSTA MANLoN BROWN
McLachlen Bank BLDG.
WashlnRton. n. q.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
ing Probate Court,-No. 1870.
Administration This Is to giys
state of New York has obtained
from the Probate Court OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia. Letters Testa-
E mentary on the estate Of Alice
Gertrude Rose, also known IS Alice
O.. Rose. late Of the District Of
Columbia, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned 70 exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof,
ss on e. Sssss the i sss ' "a;
they may By law 30 excluded from
under my hand this ssti day q
y y.nGlyGr~ll,9 1855. MARION EMERY
Neck, Long Island, New York.
leesi.) Attest: THEODORE coos
WE'LL, Register OF Wills for the
District Of Columbia, Clerk Of the
Probate Court. jy2S-au4.11
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OV1 = GtLOGk NV
Filed July 2b. 1855, Harry n. Hull.
ny n, II; TIE , gNsSSn1ip5. STATES DIS;
S sS!959,% Charles g White Saits
IieFnses q iv Hev hio e II Levi tso p
b5.SoRDER OF P PUB
THE object Of this action Is 70
obtain o Judgment declaring the
title good In fee simple By adverse
possession to The North or rear
1901 feet by the width Of Lot
S07 in Square l6. in the City Of
Washington, D. C.. On motion OF
the Attorney Of record for the
Plaintiff. It is BY the Court this
18th day Of July 1855, ORDERED
that the defendants. the unknown
heirs, alienees and devisees Of
Lewis B. Parker. deceased. cause
their appearance to be entered
herein on or before the FIRST rule
day occurring one month after the
date Of the first publication here
Of, otherwise the action viii be
proceeded with as in case Of de-
fault. Provided Q copy Of this
Order Is published once q week
for three successive Weexs in the
Washington Law Reporter and The
Evening Star prior to the return
Day. good cause having been
UNNECESSARY. g. EDWARD A.
TAMM. Judge. tSeall A TRUE
COPY. TEST: HARRY NJ. HULL,
Clerk, By MARGARET J. UNGER,
Deputy Clerk. jy2S-au4.11
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Jy<O,1Us2uEs4,O All
TAOS y. OWEN 9 SON, Aus
iii Z ~, NV.

T s%sy sssS Of w yslHeS,s T sEIE
N hS5s HTWTSssffrY-rrTH STREET
suy resoeaed e IN Lis. qss No. q logss
IS. .Sd' n ss DIssr.sss (. SSo1mS,Is
seemed g,ss. thsre se he MN, SRSer,isPs6
BAY T0n TH & t fwR eEiTiss' DAY a S 81
O'CLOCK PM. the following
described land and premises. sit
sa s d.sra ns p; = snd BEN. GcuP Ps4
Of Lots A q B D C In Travers
subdivision Of ORIGINAL lot / In
Square 10. % per plat recorded in
the Once OF the surveyor for the
District Of Columbia in Libef B
isriV Described ~ aetes and Sounds
n said deed; and taxed Is Lot 1913
Terms: Sold subject TO . prior
!buildIne assoetatlOnl deed q trust
Ter *. a SSreasI: 3, 1hss Vim :.
announced at ting Of sale, the
purchase price above said trust to
reeordins. etc. q pufehaser'S cost.
Adjustments made as Of date of
within THIRTY days. otherwise
may be advertised and resoid at
the discretion Of the. trustees.
THORNTON W OWEN.
ROBERT W. KIDWELL.
au2. 1911 Trustees.
ADAM A. WESCHLER q SON
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LEGAL NOTICES
HOGAN . HARTsoN, Attorneys.
sI Es. cS!..sas 4 slsF"

UNITED STATES pIsTRIcT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate court;-No. 81 22.
Notice: That the subscribers. Of
the state Of MARYLAND and the
District Of Columbia. respectively
Court Of the District Of Columbia.
Letters Testamentary on the. estate
Of John William Townsend. also
Known as John W. Townsend, late
Of the District Of Columbia, de-
ceased. All persons having claims
warned to exhibit the same. with
the vouchers thereof. legally au-
tnenticated, to the subscribers. on
or before the 18th day Of January.
AID. 1855: otherwise they may By
law be excluded from all benefit
o. said estate; Given under our
hands this 18th day Of July, 1855.
JOHN WILLIAM TOWNSEND, JF..
S sgz Huron pr,ys, Forest HslE HS
SEND, 1888 Warren st.. NV.
Mss5tnEton, 2; g. Seal Attest:
Of Wills for the District Of Colum-
nia. Clerk Of the Probate Court.
ly2l ZS.0uA
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earnings are unlimited. See Mr.,
WI WILLIAMS. OLD DOMINION
n Ptft s.. s SIss' Department. sSs
AUTO. PARTS MAN-An experi-
make good here. Good salary and
commission. Inside work. Excel.
working conditions. Company bene-
fits offered. See Mr.. Herson at
MANHATTAN AUTO. 9TH and r
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN. auto sales
experience not necessary, sales
BACKGROUND essential, training pro-
appointment, MONROE FORD CO,
1897 East-West hwy, Silver spring.
AUTO SALESMAN. for used cars,
on very active lot: man must be
thoroughly experienced with excel
inEs. RE1NEs MOTOR CO. 1910
Wilson blvd Arlington, Va.
isa.s top, car. ''the Motoramie
IS tops in Metropolitan Washing
assistance. furnish you with iins
selling materials plus new car
ested In bench WARMERS. II you
will follow our sales direction pro-
grams with q full day Of work, you
can be sure OF q yearly income in
figures: BARRY-PATE MOTOR
CO.. 1880 Conn. ave. NV. Stop
in and talk the proposition over
with Mr. Moran. a
AUTO Statesmen t2), for used
cars; exper.; must furnish Al
references. No floaters; gas and
transportation furn.; top comm.
plan; plenty OF advertising: q good
man can average S70O per month,
Apply Mr.. Lynch. Do not phone.
MONTGOMERY STUBBS MOTORS.
3715 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN. to sell
new and used. Apply in person.
BURROWS MOTOR CO., 900 M st.
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HARho oL' EYT dHIaMaaN
1y30-au2. SO Trustees
iii AZ ~

TTustee,s Sale Of Valuable ROW
kNowN Al fPRRkk MfsEss Nu hM1HHS
3z46 EADs STREET. NORTHEAST.
By virtue Of Q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded, IN Liher. No. I0o6e,
Folio 2b6 ct seq, Of the land
records Of the District Of Columbia.
AND q the request Of the party
secured thereby. the underslgned
y tpu1 tee, WI e, sell q public auction
DAY. The "a Tiff ssm psI 81 81 ~.
O'CLOCK Pm. Tie follovins.de.
scribed land and premises. situate
n the District Of coiumbis. and
in Square E0l7 IN the suDdiy,sion
made By the National Insured
Homes Inc, a. per plat recorded
n the once Of the Surveyor for
ne Oistrist q Columbia in Liper
line 40 shown on said plat.
i 81 sSSy1s':i.i asss 'Is:.
ther particulars Of which WIN Be
announced at eirae Of sale: the
purchase price above said trust to
De PAID In cash. a deposit OF
$4,000 occurred CcnveyancinE.
recording. etc ~ purchasers cost,
Adlustme1ts made as Of date OK
sale. Terms 70. be complied with
WITHIN thirty days. otherwise de-
posit FORFEITED and the property
''s o'se'et HFn q tie trT,tsss.
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