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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-15

Last nights lecture-recital at
the Phillips Gallery featured Eta
Harich- Schneider, best known to
most of us as one of the worlds
leading harpsichord players and
as a writer on the technique and
literature of the instrument.
In the capacity of comparative
musicologist. she brought to a
small but interested audience
some of the results of her re-
search into the musical prac-
tees of various Buddhist monas-
teries in Japan.
Thanks to the modern miracle
Iof magnetic tape recording
those present were able to hear
authentic samples of festivals,
lof one great service of a Zen
monastery and OF the signals and
chants which surround the daily
routine of mon7stic life. Some
Iof the examples date from the
9th century.
Besides explanatory remarks,
the lecturer gave graphic de-
scriptions Of variety of instru-
mentS used ard cf the technique
of playing them. She also
pointed out features Of style. of
orramentation and of ira dition
in the perio nance Of this
highly developed and self
conscious art.
In addition, she demonstrated
the six pentatonic modes upor
which the chants are based BY
playing upon the sho. This in.
strument, related 10 the har.
monica. consists of II bamboo
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Group Urges Negro
Clerks in Stores

The Ivy Cl.y-Trinidad Citizens
Association last night asked
tina t stores in the area that do
not employ Negro clerks begin
to do 50.
A committee was appointed to
study The present employment
situation and make a report at
the next meeting.
The association viii cooper
ate with Eugene Wright. recrea-
ton instructor at the Crummell
Elementary School, in his effort
to have a workshop for children
installed al the schools adjacent
playground. Mr.. Wright's ideas
for the workshop will be pre-
serted to the Recreation Depart
ment.
The meeting was he'd in the
Wheatley School, Montello and
N al streets NE, and conducted
by president Lewis w. Grove.
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Tax Exempt Lond
Cited by Murtin

One of tine chief problems
confronting the District today
is TIE amount Of prope.tv ex-
empt from taxation
James L. Mart.l. District Tax
Assessor. explained idst night
the proportion of taxable real
estate in the District has uroI ped
from $3.50 in 1885 20 A. %
now.
Mr.. Martin, 81 aking tofore
the Friendship Citizens Asso-
citation, lent on 20 say the
amount of non-taxable property
gives the District ian above
average per capita tax"
Mr.. Maj tin, who is retiring on
April 80. asked District citizens
to continue t. flight fol a greater
Federal contribution" to the Dis
trict budget
The meeting was held ir the
Janney School, Wisconsin ave-
nue. and Albemarle street n W.
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SULLIVAN
Continued From Page BIO

Continued From Page Bio.
Hollywood for Rex Harrison,
due there Feb. 4. Elijah eth's
brother, Howard Taylor, and his
wife expecting. sonny
Tufts and Marie MOrehOuse
serious. Paramount after
Louis (SatchmO) Armstrong for
top role in THE Red Nichols
Story" starring Danny Kaye.
George Shearing lost Lis
dad. Loew's stockholder
squawks frightening other show
biz corporations into payroll
economies. Proving that fiction,
Solid Gold Cadillac" is stranger
than truth?
Brooklyn newsreel audiences
cheering Jackie Robinson.
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.arieMcDona|d
Case at Impasse

LOS ANGELES. Jan. IS (P.-
The Marie Mcdonald case has
the chief of police asking rhe-
torical questions.
Chief William H. Parker said
yesterday that 10 days investi-
CATION of Miss McDonald's story
of being kidnapped from her
Encino home has produced lab
solutely negative results
And, he added-rhetorically-
Where do we go from here?"
Like most such questions, it
was unanswered. Ray Pinker.
chief of the police crime labora-
tory, couldn't help. Chief Parker
said.
mo footprints were found near
the bedroom window through
which Marie said her kidnapers
accosted her." Chief Parker said.
Although she told of scratching
her abductors. scrapings from
under her f1ngernails showed no
trace of skin or blood, lie said.
He said that an exhaustive
examination of the Mcdonald
home by Mr.. Pinker disclosed no
physical evidence at the scene.
The chief added:
We have checked out every
bi. of Information in the case
and have failed to find any evil
dencc whatever which would sub-
stactiate or disprove Miss Nc
Donald's story"
The blond actress Yesterday
posted a $4,000 reward for in
formation leading To the arrest
and conviction of the men she
said abducted her from her
home January 3.
When Mr. Parker suggested
that he might take Miss McDon-
aid up on her previous offer Of
a lie detector test, her attorney,
Jerry GieSler. replied that it
was out of the question. MIR.
Giesler said:
Anything the prosecution
does that reflects upon its own
witnesses makes it nearly impos
sible to get q conviction, and
what we want is a conviction. !"
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williamsburg Type
Of Garden Planned
AtOld Stone House

The grounds of Old Stone
House. 305l ~ street NV, will
be finished in a Williamsburg
type of pdrden. according to
present plans.
William NJ. Haussmann. chief
architect for the National Cap
ital Parks. wi !ch is restoring the
Georgetown pre-Revolutionary
structure. last night told the
Progressive Citizens Association
OF Georgetoy n plans cal for a
three level terrace garden
planted with fruit trees. flowe,
shrubs and bulb flowers common
in the towns early Gays.
He said the house itself, be-
lieved to be the LldeSt in the
District, would be preserved with
features which were added to 1t
up until about 1900.
One room. Mr.. Haussmanr
told the citizens, probably will be
used as a museum for ANTIQUE
household effects found during
restoration work. he said lac
hopes some historical or other
civic group will take over the job
Of showing the old house to
visitors. Such a group could use
it rs a headquarters. he said.
In its business session, the as
ISOLATION Endorsed the use of
Friendship international Airport
as an auxiliary to the Washing
ton National Airport until sucn
time as Congress decides on a
site for a second area airport.
The group also voted to join
Citizens for a Cleaner Potomac.
Mrs. Harold B. Hinton, presi-
dent, conducted the meeting in
the Georgetown Presbyterian
Church, BIS P street NV.
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boxes-the piano. the phono-
graph. the radio. But there has
never been one like this newest
box. television.
There aren't enough novel;
readers in America to fill Grit
fifth Stadium" Mr.. O'Hara re-
ported with good-natured gloom.
There aren't even enough au-
thors to put the ak to those 80
million boxes"
Nir. O'Hara had a word for
people who boast they don't
read best-sellers. He pointed
out that Steinbeck. Heming-
way. Faulkner and other good
men always make the best
seller lists.
Nom Radio Language
IF he isn't reading the best
sellers, he isn't reading he GOOD
ones" He paused, asked if he
was on the radio and on beng
told he was not added. $50 say
the hell with him-or her" The
audience. either from the novelty
of hearing such word in the
library. or from Endorsement.
clapped.
Finally. Mr.. O'Hara rounded
on the professional critics, al
though he conceded it was hard
to do without SOUR ding like "a
sorehead or a bore"
The professional critic should
at least De accurate but is not
always so. MI. O'Hara said. He
has noticed among some "a dis
taste for sexual detail" No good
author. he said, includes gratui-
tous sexual detail.
But" he concluded, "the
author who writes a novel with
out introducing sex has not
drawn a complete picture and
has limited his own responsibility
and does not deserve to be Judged
as one who has taken Us res
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Continued From Pare RIt

Continued From Page Bio.
coming to cheer me up this
evening-Ginger Rogers, June
AllysOn ana Sylvia Sydney"
Everyone in town is IT, king
about the similarity between the
plot of Jane Russell's Fuzzy
PINK Nightgown" and the Marie
Mcdonald Case. In "Nil htgown, >
Jane plays a movie star kid-
Mapped by two men and held for
ransom. Jsne wears a blol.d wig
throughout the picture.
The foreign p.ess has come I'D
VIII THEN annual best" nomina-
tons. In the best dramatic
az .ress" class-CarrOIl Baker.
Ingrid Bergman. Helen Hayes.
Audrey Hepburn and Katharine
Hepburn. For best comedy: Judy
Holiday, Deborah Kerr, Mashito
kyo. Marilyn Monroe and Debbie
Reynolds. Final balloting is in
two weeks. with the awards on
February %.
Marion BrandO, now in japan
for three months with "Sayon-
ara" leaves this country sgain
later in the year with his execu-
tive produce. George Englund-
this time to Indonesia to star in
Tiger on a Kite" for his own
company.
The Johnston Office has scie-
soied about e quarter of the still
photographs from The Little
Hut" which feature Ava Gardner
in the briefest black lace swim
suit and grass skirt-separately
not together.
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number of people who disapprove
of his novels. His listeners. &C
customed though they are to
more genteel fare, such as poetry
reading, laughed and applauded
a good deal. between sharply in
drawn breaths.
Hits Detroit Police
Six feet tall and weighing 100
pounds-details he supplied him.
self at the outset-Mr. O'Hara
prefaced his cheerfully be!licose
remarks with a rap at the Detroit
police. who have Just banned as
unfit for children" the paper
bound edition of his recent best
seller 10 North Frederick"
From what I've heard Of
conditions in Detroit" said Mr.
O'Hara. II am surprised that
they can spare a single patrol
man for literary duty.
suggest they assign policemen to
their regular police duty instead
of to literary work. for which
they have no qualifications"
He then took on unpaid critics
Of his works.
The stupidest criticism that
can be made of any novel, short
story or play is that they don't
like the subject matter or they
didn't like the people" he said
But those awful people!
some people say to Mr.. O'IIars
of his characters. He never
bothers to tell them. although
he did tell the Library crowd
that murderers. traitors. adul'
terers, pervests and liars abound
in so-called classical literature
AN author is obliged to make
his characters credible" said Mr.
O'Hara. "Tt is not now and never
has been his obligation to make
his characters nice.
THE author who does 50 is q
hack and a liar. If he is writins
about nice people because some
people feel like reading about
nice people. he's a hack. If he i:
reporting as a novelist but re-
ports incompletely for the sake
of niceness. he is professionally 9
liar"
Mr.. O'Hara granted the reader
the right of dissent to this ex-
tent: He can quarrel with the
trueness of the dialogue. He may
have the special knowledge tc
criticize such technical matters
as construction; but if he criti.
cizeS for manners o. m araiS, ltj
him go turn on the televisior sci
and laugh himself silly.
TV Can Be Deadly
1t is television Mr.. O'Hara
feels may give his trade the
coup de grace. If it falls of
again as it did in the early 30'S
and as it did five years arc, il
will not come back. The move.
has always been in a precariouS
position in this country. he said
being menaced by a series Of
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THOs. j. OWEN 4 son. Auctioneers,
III E st. NV.

TRUSTEE ; SALE OF VALUABLE
FRAME DWELLING KNOWI AS
PpRRIEIMNIISES: 422 EIGHTH STREET
BY virtue OF a certain deed of trust
duly recorded. In Liber No. .05ss.
ords Of the District Of Columbia.
and at the request OF the party Sc;
trustee viii sell. at public auction.
WEp iSpat ~ n! 4sr pt slRTsNT e
PAX PARE Of iAST1RY Erx Ap n lSS7 At
PM. the following described land
and. premises. situate in. the rs:
trict Of Columbia, and DESIGNATED
as and being Part of Original Lot
,, In Square 1926, DESCRIBED as fol-
lows: Beginning for the same on
Of the Northwest corner Of said lot
and running thence South on sad
Street 10 feet. thence East "a feet;
thence North Is feet; thence West
IL feet: thence South 3 feet:
thence West so feet to the place OF
beginning. Note: The above de:
OF Trust is designated on the Rec
ords Of the Assessor Of the District
as Lot $40 in Square 90.
TERMS OF SALE ALL CASH A
deposit of $500 will be required at
time OF sale Adjustments made as
Of date OF sale All conveyancing.
recording. revenue stamps. etc. at
cost OF purchaser Terms OF sale TO
be complied with within thirty days
from dav OF sac otherwise the
trustee reserves the right 70 re- ell
the property AZ the risk and cost
Of defauiting purchaser after flve
m son,e neSspaper p,iis Si sa IN
washington, ID c OF deposit may
be forfeited. or without FORGETTING
the deposit the trustee may avail
r isi 81 Granny any ssa d.ts, fSait Sar
chaser. AMERICAN SECURITY AND
TRUST COMPANY, Trustee. BY
JOHN r.. NEALE. Vice President.
tseal ' ATTEST LiNNAEUS 7.
SAVAGE. Assistant Secretary.
56,iO,12,l5
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FAY BERGMAN.
BEN SIMON,
Jao,l'H. ll.t1 Trustees.
THoS. J. OWEN 4 SON, Aut ionecrS.
I'LL Z st. NV.

T FEsTF s4 sSFF Of Row yAlg gAFaE
PREMlsEs RuMS sl ny ia5 : coz coz
.LUMBIA ROAD NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust
aully recorded, in Liber No l0453,
ofds 0 q 81 the e. fSs Ct t n eTd rSs.
and 1T the request o. the party
trustees will sell at public auction
N II sTSRS Of nth he Ps rsnsss on wE I1
TRlR fASoe oGhLo oRR l pM II he oE fdi-
lowine-describod land and premises:
situate in the District Of Columbia,
and deSiensted as and being Lot
in Block y Columbia sStiai0f He u
as per plat recorded in the Office
Of the Surveyor for the District OF
Columbia. in Liber County at
folio $50. Now known for pur-
so POSES Of tsSation as Lot 20 in
TERMS Sold subject to a. prior
for approximately ~ Bijl1 fur-t
Their particulars Of which will be
SnnSyneed "a. a. tire 6. sale: tbs
sg5odp e 81 r re ifsa on GsDqs 2.
recording, etc AZ purchasers 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 resold at
the discretion OF the trustees.
JAKEY MADEOY,
ALLAN BRUCE,
ja5,s.1o,12,i5 Trustees.
Continued on Next Pace
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Author O'Horo Defends
Characters mid Applause
By MARY McGRORY

John O'Iara whose novels leave people murmuring
gaspng had pretty much the effect
at the Library of Congress last night
The author of Butterd g. pal joey" other realistic
works of fiction talked tough the patrons the Gertrude
Clarke Whttal lecture
prepared speech he told off any
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NEWS OF MUSIC
tEWS OF MUSI(
Chants and Rhythms
Of Buddhists Heard
BY WENDELL MARGRAVE

Eta Harich- Schneider. Lecture
recital. at the Phillips Caller
Subject: Buddhist Music.
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THOS. J. OWN 4 son. Auslion9 eTS
III E st. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE CT VALUABLE
TWO ~ STORY ROW BRICK

TFF Sg Is s sA5F Of Row yALg gAEek
nTfoN AvENuE. NoRrHEAsT.
BY virtue Of q certain deed Of trust
ords OF the District Columbia,
and at the request of the marty Sc
cured thereby. the unde igned
trustees will sell, at public auction,
M " ISGa5 n HE DT sIx iffs Ha
AT TWo-TfHniRRTfY9 O'Clock iPSMS.,,
the following described laad and
premises. situate in the District
Columbia. and desit lated as and
full with t..ereof. of Lot num-
bered Tl.irty-two t32l in W B.
Todd s Subdiv sion in Square mum.
bered Ten hundred and Thirty.
three u033). as per plat recorded
n the once Of the Surveyor ior the
TERMS OF SALE: ALL CASH A
deposit of $500 will be rlauired at
time. OF sale Adjustments made
as OF date OF sale All conveyance
ms c reGoroinE n revenue stamps etc;
sale to be corrplied with with n
thirty days from day OF sale, other
wise the trustees reserve the right
TO re'ell the property at the risk
and cot Of defaulting purchaser,
such resale in some newspaper pub
hshed In WASHINGTON. D. c.
MORTON STEINER
LYMAN NJ. GOLDSTE1N.
iab.S,lO.12.l5 Trustees.
THOS. J. OWEN 4 son. Auctioneers,
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SAMUEL sCRIvENER. Jr.,
JUNIOR v CROWEl =.
JOHN /. SHELTON y, Aue.iOneer

OOO ANANt-A AettN 1+Hs
T4o-sToRY DETACHED BRICK
DWELLING BEING PREMISES NO.
6516 BLAIR ROAD NORTHWEST,
BY virtue of certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. in Liber No. 9a73.
Folio s. seq Of the land rec
and IT tie request Of the party
secured thereby, the under gred
trustees will sell at public auction
in front of the premises on TUES
DAY HE FIFTEENTH DAY OF
JANUARY; Ap 1857; AT THREE
Uses situate il. the District OF Co.
lumoia. and design led as and be-
Ing part Of lots numbered Thir.
teen 13. Fourteen G4) and Fiji
teen Ohl in Square numbered
Thirty-1.lree Hundred Forty-. i've
Trustees subdivision known as
corded in Liher County u at Folio
II in the ono Of tire Survey foH
the District Of Colul..bia. Gescriyed
in accordance with a plat of SURG
icy recorded n said Surveyors /,
once in. sn.yey Boo; e, at page
describe in the deed OF trus. here1,
inabove mentioned and said prop25
ertv being ROW known for assess.
ment ard taxation purposes as Lot
No STA in SQUARE 49,: subject tol
building restriction 'le as shown
on said plat o! subdivision, r
TERMS Sold subject to prior
building association deed Of trust
for approximately Sf.5a1 SIS fur.
ther particulars Of which will hG
announced at time Of SAL. the
pui chase price above said trust to
be paid in cash deposit OF $50
etc at purchasers cost Adjust.
ments mad as OF date OF sale
Terms to be complied with within
30 days, otherwise deposit forfeited
and the property nav b. advertised
aud resold at the discretion OF the
.rustceS
SALE POSTPONED UNTIL FEB 4th,s
1857. AT $40 O'CLOCK PM. !"
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DENNIS COLLINS
IIHttfN 7 n Z IN I'VE Z
ja1l,12,1s 1919 Trustees,
THOS J. OWEN & son, AuctioneefS,
iii z st. NV.

CHATTELS AT AUCTION "
TRUSTEES SAL. OF VALUABLE
CHATTELS CONTAINED WITHIN
PREMISES 1858 COLUMBrA ROAD
NORTHWEST. WASHING 4ON D.
c.. CONSISTING OF TABLES.
CFAIRS. BEDS AND OTHER
HOUSEHOLD FFFECTS.
By virtue o: a chattel deed OF ist
dated july ). 1855 and recorded
July Ia. 1855. as instrument Num-
her 1855. among the lanc records
e TIE Dit CT Of Columoia. the
UNDERSIGNED trustees will offer for
sale ct public auction If front OF
the ~rem!ses. on WEDNESDAY TIE
SIXTEEN r DAY OF JANUARY.
AID. 1857, AT ONE-THIRTY
OCLoC- PM. al OF the fu: .iture
and household effects as set forth
in the aforementioned chattel
dee Of trust and contained in
premises 1858 Columbia Road.
Northwest, Washington, D c.
TERMS OF SALE: All furniture nd
h, lsehold effects, e.. to be sold
as an entirety for ALL CASH. All
parties Of interest please take
JAKEY MADEOY.
ALAN BRUZFE.
ial1.14.I5 Trustees.
THOS. ]. OWEN & son, Auctio neers.
III r st. n ".
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THOS. j. OWEN 4 Sor AuctioneerS,
III St. NV.

TEgsTE5 3 SALE s OF y IA gnHE5
FRAME DWELL1NG KNOWS As
SORT HEAST.
BY virtue Of a certain deed OF trust
duly recorded. in Liber No, 95sS,
and AZ the request Of tn party
trustee viii sell. at public auction.
w II iT9n r.%Sf ths pr slTTESs& n
TAREE:Taa4fRETTYH O'Clock M.
the following described land and
premises. situate in the District Of
columbia, and designated as and
being Part Original Lot 5. in
e1ginning for the same on the East
line Of Sth Street. at the Nc Invest
e1rner Of said Lot 5; and runr'ng
tnenee soutt on said East line q
81, street; IS feet. thence East SO
East j! 4 feet. Their , North Il feet.
Il nnce West "a ieet to the place
OF beSining. Note:-The above
de- 1riLed property according to the
Deed Of Trust is oesienated on the
ui''rict Of columblse, for taxation
TERMS OF SALE. ALL CASH A
deposit Of $4,000 will be required
a. time Of sale. Adjustments made
as OF date of sale A conveyancing,
recording. revenue stamps, ttc, ct
cog of ,rchaser. Terms Of sale TO
be complied with within 80 days
from day II sale, otherwise the
tru tee reserves the right TO resell
the property at the risk and cost ~
defaultin' purchaser: after 1--we DAYS
advertisement Of such resa.e in some
newspaper published in Washing
ton. D. u. or deposit may be for
feited, or without FORGETTING the
deposit ne trustee may avail itself
OF any gal or equitable rights
against the defaultinR purchaser.
AM RICAN SECURITY AND TRUST
COMPANY. TRUSTEE r, JOHN r.
NEALE. Vice President Seal)
ATTEST: L1NNAEUS T. SAVAGE.
Assists at Secretary.
ia6 3 1910 1S
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THOs. J. OWEN & son, Auctio neers.
III y St. NJ W.
TRUSTEES siLE OF VALUABLE
THREE STORY SEMIDETACHEr
FRAME AND-P- Dwell, ING.
KNOWN AS PREMISES 1912 c

TRUSTEES ALE OF NALuAFLE
THREE Story ,t sEMID PET Tsi5I
S sfRGET s q hfEMsTES ioi2 6
BY virtue of a deed Of :'uSt recorded
in Liber No, 1907. at Folio = IS Of
the land record Of the Distict OF
Columbia We shall sell in front OF
the premise on ''ELNESDAY. NE
TWENTY-TtIRD DAV OF JANU-
AIRY. AID. 1857. AT T\l o O'CLOCK
PM, part Of original Lot nur
Three Hundred .ad FiftytwO, be-,
ing more particularly DESERT d by
metes and bounds in said deed OF
trust. Said property ; nov known
for Irposes of assessment and
taxation IS Tot numbered Eieht
Hundred and Five in Square num-
bered Thee hundred md Fifty
I ERMs OF SALE: ILL CASH. De-
posit of $500 required Ct time u
sale. Terms OF safe 10 be complied
Nth WITHIN thirty days from ate
Of sale, otherwise the :ruS ses re-
serve the right TO reset. the prop
erty at the risk and { 0st Of the
default ne purchaser. after FIVE
in some newspaper published IN
the District OF Columbia or de-
post may be forfeited G. without.
forteitins deposit. trustees may
avail themselves any lcsal or
equitable. rishts aga!nst default
ing purchaser Further r1r1iculars
at lime Of sale Adjustmer n real
Gate CT sale. All "onveva' ing. re-
cording and revenl amps. ETC..
at coz of purchaser
SAMUEL SEPIVENFP. Jr.
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ADAM A. wEsCHLER q SON
AuctiOneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWo-STORY
ROW BRICK DWELLING. NO 1886
III El-REET ACRTHWEST

FIFTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Corded. in Libcr No. i05al, Folio
40i. ~ sea. one CT the land roc.
ords " the District Of Columbia,
and at the, request Of party secured
will offer for sale. By public aue-
TUESDAY. THE TWENTY SECOND.
THREE O'CLOCK PM. the follow
ng-described property in the Dis
trict Of Column! to-wit: Lot S14.
in Square 4S0, with improvements
TERMS Of SALE. Property will be
sold subject to the balance Of 8
prior building association deed Of
trust for approximately 1886. SO.
as OF January 81. 1857. payable
sac per month. including interest
at SO also real estate taxes. The
purchase price above said trust to
$500 required OF purchaser at sale.
Examination OF title, conveyancing.
recording notarial fees and reve-
niue stamps at cost o! purchaser.
Adjustments made as of date OF
sale Terms to be complied with
within thirty days from day of
sale, otherwise trustees reserve the
right to resell property at risk and
cost of defaulting purchaser. after
FIVE days advertisement of such re-
sale in some newsosper pub ished
In Washington. D. c.. or deposit
may be forfeited. or without for
feiting deposit trustees may avail
tt emselves u any legal or equitable
right against defaulting purchaser.
DENNIS COLLINS. =
HARRY A. FINNEY. {,
u I I