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Milford chronicle., 1957-11-08

That leftover sliced meat for
Sunday-night supper will look at
tractive if you serve it on platter
surrounded with caulifiower, peas,
carrots, and green beans. The meat
may be heated in a little natural
gravy; the vegetables should be
cooked separately FOR some of
them can be canned). Or meat and
cooked vegetables may be cold; in
that case serve tartar sauce with
them
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-08
HORSE "SPOOKED"

ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. - up -
Don Adams explained that a dog
"spooked" his horse and that was
the reason his mount ran over" a
car on U. S. Highway Sc east of
albuquerque, smashing in one side
of the vehicle. Adams was unhurt,
the horse recovered and insurance
paid for the damage to the car.
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-08
STUCK DUCK

TULSA, Okla. - (P) = 1t was
a strange request for the Tulsa
Fire Department-aid for drown
ing duck.
But the call was answered to a
drain near Swan Lake, and firemen
found duckling stuck in the mud.
The duck was unstuck.
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-08
REPEAT PERFORMANCES

Elk CITY, Okla - (PJ - Joe
Meyer hit big hole in the pave
ment and his hub cap flew off his
car and into the bushes.
He searched for the cap and
couldn't find it. But, he found two
others which apparently were jar
red loose by the same hole.
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-08

Fighter planes have become sc
complicated that it now requires
about one million engineering
hours to get such a plane into ac-
tual production. in 1910 a similar
task required only 1900 man
hours.
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-08
LEGAL PASTnIE

ANADARKO, Okla. - Up = A
lawyer made an unusual request of
District Judge L. A. Wood. He
asked for a court order to provide
a checker set for use by attorneys
waiting for juries to report.
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-08
JOB sEKER

MILWAUKEE, - up - A sign
on a student bulletin board at the
University of Wisconsin, Milwau-
kee, reads:
Expert tipping. rs cents a page.
Good speler."
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-08

MARKET steaks from the
of blade chuck roaThe for hamburger stewng
beef or a pot roast
WASHINGTON With prpackaged coming prominence
the housewife the market There's
no longer friendly butcher advise her selecting the family
meat supply.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-20
why We Soy I.

THE ROCK: This Federal
State prison, located in San
Francisco Bay. is known affec-
tionately by inmates as THE
Rock" Alcatraz was named by
the Spanish "Isla de Alcatraces' ;,
(Island of the Pelicans) because
large fiocks Of these birds nested
there /. oddly enough a differ
ent type of bird (the "jailbird")
is now there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-20
Answers to Our Presidents

AuSWCES W OuE EECSIuciitS
Robert Edwin Peary was
the famous naval officer and
Arctic explorer who is generally
regarded as the first man to
reach the North Pole. He died
February 20. 1920. while Wood
row Wilson was President.
2-Attorney General Herbert
Brownell, jr.. was born in Peru,
Nebr.. on February 20, 1904,
while Theodore Roosevelt was
President. (For j. j. b.
3-Herbert Hoover wrote this.
Questions on Preceding Page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03
|Ddirymen Vote
1oEnd Boycott

BALEVILLE, N. j., Mar. 2 (P)
The headquarters unit of the
dairy farmers group that has
been leading the week old milk
strike voted to end its boycott
temporarily today.
The move to quit withholding
milk is expected to set a pattern
for other units of the Tri-State
Master Dairy Farmers Guild in
New Jersey, New York and
Pennsylvania.
The guild called the boycott
last Sunday in a move for higher
milk prices. Effectiveness of the
boycott has been dwindling the
last few days as a majority of
the areas $4,000 dairymen re-
Trained from joining the 5000
guild members.
Charles Hughes, president of
the Sussex County unit of the
Guild told a stormy meeting Of
some $50 dairymen that the lift
ing Of the boycott would be only
temporary"
He said the Guild needed more
time to study means to fight
back against injunctions that
barred picketing of many New
Jersey diaries.
The Rev. John w. Dorney,
executive director of the guild,
was at todays meeting and vowed
to "see this thing through
The Sussex County unit voted,
los to 30. to end the BOYCOTT.
Mr.. Dorney. pastor OF the
Baleville Congregational Church
here, did not vote.
Mr.. Hughes said the Guild
needed time to find a way to
lift the injunctions or find new
ways to get around them"
"Today'S decision doesn't mean
we are licked" he said. I'VE
have been fighting hard against
great odds We have to get more
men in the field and enlarge our
organization"
Mr.. Dorney urged dairy farm
ers to stick together" and said !:
If this organization goes down
the drain, you're finished" He
said the boycott had suffered
from newspaper and radio prop
uganda"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03
Glenn johnson to Head
Masonic Grand Council

Glenn L. johnson was elected
and installed last night as
grand master of the Masonic
Graund Council, Royal and Sc
lect Masters of the District, at
the Masonic Temple, 18th and
New York avenue NV.
Mr.. Johnson, printer-editor
for several committees of the
House of Representatives, lives
at 1876 Harrison street NV. He
succeeds Walter S. Pawl, patent
attorney. of Adaelphi, Md.
Glenn c. Russell was elected
to succeed Mr.. Johnson as depu-
ty grand master, and Carl C.
Stump, jr., as grand principal
conductor of the work. Ralph L..
Hebbard and Otto B. Roepke
were reelected grand treasurer
and grand recorder. respectively.
Mr.. Johnson, long active in
Masonic circles, is a past master
and present secretary of Benja-
min B. French Lodge No. Is;
past high priest of Mt. Vernon
Chapter No. 3; past illustrious
master of Adoniram Council No.
2; a member of Washington
Commandery No. /, Scottish Rite
Bodies, Almas Temple, Capitol
Hill Masonic Club and chairman
Of the advisory council of Robert
LeBruce Chapter. Order of De-
Molay.
Other officers installed at the
annual assembly of the grand
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Teeners Arriving
Banned by Theoter
Without q Parent

SHREVEPORT, La, Mar. 2
R.-An official of the Broad
moor Theater said today teen
ayers would not be admitted un-
less they are accompanied by a
parent.
Charles Williams, manager of
the neighborhood theater. said
his action was prompted by a
disturbance Friday night.
Mr.. Williams had to summon
police to break up a milling
crowd of some $50 outside the
theater He said he had ordered
the teen-agers out of the thea
ter after his repeated warnings
failed to stop an outbreak Of
screaming, whistling. and fire.
cracker shooting during the
showing of THE King and Four
Queens" a Western-type movie
starring Clark Gable.
Mr.. Williams said there was
no damage to the theaterj
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03
Minnesota Professor
Gets Cuncer Award

HOUSTON, Tex, Mar. 2 tP).-
DR.. John Joseph Bittnar. pro.
ifessor of pathology at the Uni.
versity of Minnesota. has beer
selected as the 1857 recipient Of
one of the Nations top award:
for cancer research.
| Officials of the Bertner Foun-
dalton at the Texas Medica.
Center today said the Rertnel
Award will be presented to DR.
Bittner next Friday. DR.. Bittnel
will be honored for his research
on factors involved in the origin
Iof mammary cancer in mice.
The award honors the late DR.
E. w. Bertner. first president oil
the medical center.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03

About two years remain of the
Iunexpired term.
Herbert j. Antoine. ST., So, OF
Bastrop. was the second Re-
publican to enter the race. Thad
Hutchinson of Houston was the
first. Mr.. Hutcheson was en-
dorsed by the State Republican
Executive Committee and backed
by President Eisenhower.
Asked what the attitude OF
the Republican Party leadership
was toward his candidacy. Mr..
Antoine replied he did not know
and did not care.
They didn't ask me and
didn't ask them" he told
newsmen. I'm a rugged in
dividualiSt."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03
Morrison Attacks
President on Israel

LONDON, Mar. 2 up. = Her.
bert Morrison, who was foreign
secretary in the Labor govern
iment, charged tonight President
Eisenhower had been unfair to
Israel in the Middle East crisis.
Il know the President and 1
have friendly feelings toward
him." Mr.. Morrison told a meet
ing of the Jewish Socialist labor
party. but his broadcast of Feb
lruary 20 was. I think. unfair,
one-sided and i'll advised.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03
Second Republican
Enters Race in
exus for Senate

AUSTIN, Tex, Mar. 2 P1.-
More Texas Democrats entered
the special United States Senate
election race today. joined by a
second Republican before the
midnight filing deadline.
The Secretary of States office
said % candidates had filed as
of noon for the April 2 election.
The winner would replace
William A. Blakley of Dallas,
appointed by former Gov. Allan
ShiverS to the post Price Daniel
vacated to become governor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03

council were: Samuel T. Farmer
grand chaplain: Joseph D
YerkeS. grand visitor and lee.
turer: John H. HanSchmann
grand captain of the guard; Eu-
gene F.. Shouse. grand conductor
of the council; Harry c. Walker
grand marshal; Virgil E. Burner
grand steward, and Floyd H
HunSaker. grand sentinel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03
Desk Derrick Club

The Desk and Derrick Club
an organization of women in the
petroleum industry, will meet at
6 pm. Tuesday at the Women's
National Democratic Club, 1926
New Hampshire avenue NV.
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Rotary Club Speaker

The Rotary Club will hear a
talk on Securities Markets" by
j. Sinclair Armstrong, chairman
of the Securities and Exchange
Commission. a. its weekly meet
ing Wednesday II, the Mayttower
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Rockin' or the X-roy

GLASGOW. Mar. 2 (R.-The
Ianti-tuberculosis campaign in
Glasgow has enlisted rock m roll
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THE SUNDAY STAR. Washington, D. C. $50 ABB
2

song by Dr. W. Thomson of the halls begins ockn the
city medical staff to be played Rockn the Ray
IN all movie theaters and dance Xray and you'll be Okay
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BOOKKEEPRR = Reiiabie. ar

'cOntinusd on Next PaSsI
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DAVID SI qsEI 4 2 q SCs Az: '''''''''

EFFTE6 SII5FssI' SAs1k SErcERA b%HNEt.
RHS 5s sfSESSNT' STREET
duly rssofdsd IN Libeg M. l0izS,
: %. ~ S 2 i Sss. 4 y sSs IS:
Secured thereby Tie " undsrsispssad
trustees Win Ssll,. ~ public auction
4pEsbHY THE SLEVEHTH DAY
2kriyTpFF Eo.tkDcKl At h, oE ~.
sSs..d e 4. b. s9S ~. n S"%S.
IN nv coISmbiS hsishtsD Realty - Com n.
Ran 'ygBolSc! clSt 81 G H HSs
rssor1sd IN s' ne once NEE q ySs 4u s.
yeyoL for the Distriet Of Columbia.
4 S ccIE1psy ,u Il q tolic IS s,,.,
ios approsiSsssIs 49,. ' iSi.
Their psrticuIafs of which win Be
pufchase price above SAID trust 70
Be paid An cash. A deposit 81
~: AZ ;;:;':S sSE:;:::.:s;
, .a,Iss,n TsETss e s. ?: : ssg!ss, vl.h
p p.ha fcTfs1s.d aI srS Itk s preps ~
nay BE advertised and rsseId Il
the diacrsfion of the trustees.
HOWARD BEnNnTnIN,
JANIS CRANE,
iq.S.s.7.t0 Trustees
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TMos. j. OWEN . SON. zleiionssIs.
1ll1 3 81. NV.

TRUSTEES SALES or VALUABLE
BRICK DWELLING KNOWN AS
IeE4HMsI IfSs COLUMBIA ROAD
BY virtue 81 Deed Of Trust recorded
in Liber No. lO643, ct folio al
Of the Land Records Of the District
Of Columbia, We shall sell IN front
Of the premiles ON MONDAY. The
l s9TH d PAX 3k Jg E EpI' p lsSS AZ
William 2. Ksiiogss svbdivision q
Lot numbered Forty-fve i46l in
Block numbered Twenty-three l23),
COLUMBIA. HE1QHTe." Is per
plat recorded IN Liber County I0
81 folio l27 IN the once Of the
Surveyor for the District Of colum.
,bla. said property being now
known for assessment and taxation
ppggS pppo q Lot numbered Seventy
.isS. hu SSss f aiiH@IiISa TSssSS,..
Terms Of sale: All cash. Deposit Of
Terms Of sale 70 be complied with
within thirty days from date OF
sale, otherwise the trustees reserve
the right 10 resell the property at
the risk and cost Of the defaultine
purchaaer, after iive days advertise.
psPer p puSishsc n *. ' pistrIc CIV" q
SSs .s ol v Il SsPG icnt. RHs S 3: SI
trustees may avail themselves Of
any legal or equitable rights AGAINST
defaulting purchaser. Further par
ticulars a. time Of sale. Adjustment
Of Real Estate taxes and water
rent 70 date Of sale. All convey
ancing, RECORDING and revenue
SAMUEL ecRiEENEK, JR.
JUNIOR Z. cRoWELL,
my2O-te1 ,4,0,o Trustees.
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ACCOUNTANTS, semisenior and
junior. for local CPA once. Apply
sINRoD 4 TAsH 1735 De sslsi
ACCOUNTANT ooKKBEPKRS
We Specialize In These Positions
ATLAS AQCY.. 1890 N. Y. Ave. NV.
APPLIANCE sRRvICEfAN, top SAL
ary. comissions. bonus. overtime.
nCs9; eSper' HIs svSnssr dSnsssie
ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMEN, Re-
Ply: givins experience. qualifica-
pected. BOX 34i %, Star.
ASSISTANT CREDIT MANAGKR foI
salary. This Is { permanent post
ton with company dement's, with
. fast-eroWlng examination. All
replies confidential. Boz 22.o,
Star.
ASSISTANT RESTAURzNT MGR
YOUNG man with some knowledee
OF restaurant business. Must have
eood personality-and not afraid
70 work. Good chance fol. advance
meft: Referenees. Boz 40l.0. star
AUTO BODY NAN or combination;
1xst class. steady work. Apply REIN
bROThkR9, Clinton. Nd.
AUTO GARAGE HELPER, 70 DO uf-
dercoating. lubrieating, wash cara;
must have drivers license: good
working conditions: paid hoiidayl
Keensy er NJ. james. M0NRoi
Silver spTins. Hd. NV"
AUTO MECHANIC, with tools: ton
kRAkiER- ToLsSN 81 sEkv1cfEdNPTfHEkk.
$3.50 Livingston I'd. Sc. 10
AUTO MECHANICS. / truck, 1 pas.
senger car: b0L50;. experienced
only need apply, Good opportunity;
clean shop: twln-pest lifts. Apply
~: Bennett, shop foreman. BkAL
skkvick INC. 1901 New York
AUTO MECHANIC m Ford dealer.
work; Sood ssiSry ana ~ xoFEinss
conditions; paid vacation and in.
auranee dement's. Only expefienead
Eord mechanic need apply. SIZE
MI. swami. service manaReF At
Northeast Ford. e20 BladensbuTg
AUTO MECAANIC-Meehanie who
wants 70 earn over 500 Vk., $3.50.
epe 2thef penefts see Mr. Martin.
RZasA(AN aGnNA(H EHNIEH,
1suoeoekeL.Paekard, SIS N. olebs
AUTO MECHANIC we have an
opeDine for one experienced me-
ehanie. Good working cofids.: twin
post lift: usual company Dement'S,
Apply HAL KORAN. RocKVifiE
MOTOR CO.. Ford Dealer. 20.
AUTO MECHANICS (sj: Mercury
experienee preferred: paid hoii-
days and vacations plus ali com.
pany dement's. See M. spigeimyer.
service manager. MAYTLOWER
eM rs SaSssI NC iiss 18th st. Nv.
AUTO PARTS CLERK-S55 per ".
70 start: must have Nd. permit:
good handwriting, for appointment
call OIL. 1880. Mr.. Moore.
AUTO PARTs MAN-oreat oppcF.
tuntty FOR . young aggressive man
with auto parts experienced with
fast-growing Plymouth OrRnniTa-
ton. Group decentralization And
many other dement's. See Mr.. Gear.
hart. ROYAL MOTORS, INC, 400
Qeoreia ave. NV. IA. $4,000.
AUTO PARTS MAN
Excellent opportunity with Buick
oealer. Permanent. Good salaYy, s.
day week. paid vacation. etc. See or
TEMPLE MoT0R Co, Aier.. Tvvs va
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q; 5SSSE IS /, (, SS;ssc6WViHiTE -, =.
TRos. ). OWN s SON. AaesisassTs
1t11 3 81. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE
1913 LANd PLACE NoRTHEAST.
By virtue Of . certain deed Of trust
:I SS q ", Y: District y SoiumS !;
secured thereby, the undersigned
trustee VIII sell, at public auction.
DAY. TIE FOURTH DAY OF JUN,
oo;petod1RsS 1b AT sbi fo sOIisTI,a. a..
s &: bsr sHd F coaSS: .s1 sS
tie suSSiV,sion 1n made s. frank III Ben
and Andrew Saul Of lots IN Square
once Of the Surveyor for the DIS.
tEist Of Columbia In Lber 100. ct
r KfIG Or o. SALE: ALL CASH. A
deposit Of $500 viii be required
ct time Of sale. Adjustments made
IS Of date ef sale. All conveyanc.
Ing. recording, revenue stamps:
q sale to ee complied with within
a shssy ssys d ass@ s :. q :' Il. ' S:
e nd s se1. ' q Hsr ~ pu sni ser
after I'VE days advertisement Of
such resale IN some newspaper pub.
ushed N Washington. d, G.
3. SPENCER rfTzoEkAID,
my23. "a. 2e-jei 4
ADAM a, WEsCHLER. . SON,
luntfonaeFn. AuDFnfaern
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AUCTION SALES
THos. ). CyEN z sON; 4ssiisnssrs.

TnRsEEISsT sHt ssi 81 S SAEARds
KNOWN As PREMISES 701 y
ssEEHSEENNFF ssTiEEsrr A NV. sOd'Os
The underlined trustee will sell, e
public auction. IN front Of the
g E,sTHEshnT q ,, THy ns PAN THs
1851. At THREE O'CLOCK PM,
the following. aescribsd Land and
g eFsmisss situate sra u sns District r q
Ssinr Eot Is In square 42s I. IN lie
subdivision made hy Jacob Risen.
recorded IN the once Of the Sur
yeyor for the District Of Columbia
tie Il use use q the East East van u house Sc
built on said lot In favor Of owner
adjoining on the East, with the
perpetual right TO Use "a = wiqSc y
window cut in fourth story 81 SAD
wall should such fourth story .be
erected. Is created BY Deed dated
October TO-. 1900. recorded u Libel
ISIS ct Folio 3o1 among the Land
Records Of the District cf coinl1-
bia' Lot IL in Square 42s n ths
subdivision. made BY Jacob Essen:
mann and 9thegss as Per p!ai
IN Liber SO, ct Folio 1855,
TERMS OF SALE: ALL CASH, or In
reasonable amounts. which termi
will be announced ct the sale: de.
fefred amounts TO bear interest q
So per arnum. The trustee re-.
serves the rieht. 70 reject any and
all bids. deemed BY Y to be in.
,uiiei::nt mt. apH ,. SitASrftw pEeptesI,siy s
expires On On April so, is5S. < de-
posit Of $1,000, either IN cash o.
certified check on . local bank Of
payable TO the sundersigned trustee
win be REQUIRED at time OF sale
Bxnfnination OF title. eonveyanelnr;
recording, revenue stamps, etc. q
sSss g rpr g t.a;,
insurance, rentals and al Other
adjustments shall be made % q
date Of settlement, Terms Of sale
TO be compiled with within thirty
days from day Of sale. otherwise
the trustee reserves. the right q
resell the property at the risk and
cost Of defaulttng. purchaser, efteI
1.... da{ sSysr's nsHsDsps =! Sws.
ii ishsd IN ws sSlfn 3. &. Or de- s:
post may be forfeited, or without
FORGETTING the deposit. the. trustee
eauitaSie rishts against lie Dc:
,sSSIsHs1REL pST EA r+n,jAlM4 EE dSM.
E RAisrNMA Tr5Sst S:e.., sav Nv '4 4c2R
Attest: LINARU9 T. SAVAGE
Assistant Secretary. jel.5.6.10.1s
THOs. J. 9 9,,, 2 3 son M Ass'i''''''
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TH0S. ,. OWN . SON, AuetionesFsl
iii Z. -. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
sIsTINo OF AN UNDIVIDED oNE-
E EH5s b mIIcki p5TWxLMErNd. 1 TMS;
PREMIsEs ASA BATES STREET
~ virtue Of . certain deed Of trust
p SoIo '; ~ ssa. .'0s q ~. ' isnS
records q the District Of Columbia.
secured aS thereby. he " undsr,isn:d
within me once o. fSos. >. oven
y Son, Suite Sol, Perpetual
s sSj|S1zHs HI HI ssy asS;ii F pS 81
fREIRryA ocLo si PM. T x. ~.
LOWING described land and prem.
ises, situate IN the District Of CO.
lumbia. and deslgnated 81 and
beins an undivided one-hef in-
terest IN and 70 Lot Numbered one
Hundred Thirty.eight uasl IN
Square Numbered Five Hundred
Terms; sSld subise. to q prior deed
100000; further psftisaiars 81
which viii be announced q time 81
eale; the purchase price above saId
posit o. $4,000 required. Con.
vsyapeins reeoFdins, etc. .,
AlRAHAM n. LEytN,
.koak.I q. WkIoKIMAr.
ny2e-iei,o Trustees.
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PERSONAL


Embassy REST HOME. District H.
cenle. 24.hr. nursing care, tray
service: ssd patisntiI special diets.
AlIMEO0RAPHIN0 : 500 copies,
M.eh, Incl. typing. stencil. ExcH.
6kRV., 1899 X OF. NV, ct. 3-9le0.
F0RM 81. U. 8. lob applications
prepared and typed personnel
1892 X q. NV. ST 3.6iSo, ~
TAILORING AND DREssMAKIN0.
alterations and all work guafan-
teed Call II. 7.7se3.
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT ana
inyitationli 24.hr. seTy. STANLEY
NV. bi 7.iiSa; sS;'. =; "a. S.ssiS.
cOUNTRY hEST M0ME-No alec.
holes. mental or phronioally N
town. Md Plymouth 0-3Bbe,
lLL.DAY NUneERY SCHOOL ana
kindefgarten. white, 2 70 Q yra.
ssie COLUMBIA Dk. Arl "a. a-efll.
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THOs' j. 0WYEEy 4 J, SOY, 4'siioassiS

SALE OF VALUABLE
TWo-sTQRY ROW BRICK DWELL.
H ssEs Ey IAgRRER $40 18th PLACE.
BY virtue g ! certain deed Of trvst
SuIy recorded, IN Libsr No. s5bb,
record. o. the District Of Columbia.
and q the request Of the party
secured there5y. the pndersigned
PAg,0 3 %H 2 f e; PEfT bSY OF 81 HDE
o6cctocaKe PM ,h Two ioIianinT.
described land and premises. stu.
ate. IN the District Of Columbia,
and designated IS and being Lot
sion 81 lots N sousrs $500 I a. Der
plat recorded n the once Of the
lumbia In Llber Jos q Folio 7e.
TERMS OF SALE. ALL Cash. A
deposit Of $4,000 will be required
at time Of sale. Adjustments made
a. OF date OF sale. All conveyanc.
ins, recording. revenue stamps, ETC.,
Al, cost q q q I DSrshIss,r I'D, Terms ,,,; q
A We Ssis d s.S a a:;.s q :' 0s ssS
e d'' :: ~ . sUDSss q pu ~ 81.
after I'VE days advertisement Of
such resale IN some newspaper pub
hahed IN Waahington, d, C.
LINCOLN EAIioNAL BANK or
Iss.s,x!s,igIdt c. REDHAE: y.
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THOs. . cNEN : SOW Apssisa.s's.

rRpeTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE
row BRICK DWELLING BEING
KNOWN As PREMISES NUMBER
k9I RAopk ISLAND AVENUE.
By virtue 81 ! certain deed Of trust
duly recorded, In Libef No. l021e,
kplio e. see, q the land records
the REQUEST 81 the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees
VIII sell. ct public acution In front
Of the premises. on TUESDAY, THE
FOURTH DAY OF JUNE AID. 1857
AT THREE O'CLOCK Pm. the fol-
lowing descrihed land and premises,
situate IN the District Of Columbia,
and DESIGNATED IS and being Lot
~ " Square 363h in the subdivi-
s ~ =. MADE &c. ss WssEs5eE a ID osss5s
81 tSs surSessf ior the p Isl ae q
Columbia IN LibeF 90 ct folio IFS.
except part of said Lot 81. dedi.
Gated for alley purposes Is shown
On Pat u q folio 1853. Nov known
as Lot SIG In Square aBSb
Terms; sold subject to . prior
building Assoeiatlonl deed Of trust
tor Approximately. $7,2S0, 81 further
pereicula.s q which win be an.
chase price above = said d. trust st. to p1 81
Rs ass ''ss s;Sis q I.s ssSa
etc.. ct purchasers cost. Adjust.
ments made A. Of date Of sale
Terms 10 BE- complied with within
thirty days, otherwise deposit for.
Ieiteu and the property may be
advertised and resold at the dis
ROBERT ". K1DWELL.
THORNTON w. OWEN.
Substituted Trustees In
Civil Action a22-67.
Abraham Chaifetz,
Attorney tor Party Secured
southern Building. Wash, d. C.
my23, 27,2o-jei,a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-01
SANUEI eCRIVENER, Jr..
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
NC BEiN6 Known As PREM.
sshfREET" NORTH SooRRTTEEwEssfT.
By virtue Of 8 eertain deed Of tryss
duly recorded. IN Liber No. v4S5,
s sS1' y &. 6I:s.iss = y SoiS@Sil;ss;
secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees viii sell. q public aufs EIa
DAY, TIE SEVENTH DAY Of
yTNlESrxAppM 1877 Ss.. toIhIaMv,nlL- TS
ssriesd lsn9 ,, ana premises ,sS,s sis1 AZ
sIsIs rs sna ssips ISs "
e Sor Ssfi n a0 one: q BE NV
for the District Of Columbia In
Liber IS at POLIO %.
building associationl deed Of trust
Tor approximately S2.ooe.ol; fur
thaP particulars Of which viii be
announced at time Of sale: the
purchase price above said trust 20 be
paid Ii cash. A deposit Of $4,000
REQUIRED. Copveynnetng,. recording.
etc.. ct purehasef3 cost: Ad!uyt.
Terms to be complied with within
thirty days. otherwise deposit fore
feitsd and the property may Pc ad-
yeFtised and resold ct the discre-
ton Of the tEuisees, ,-r..w
.,o, On q, ~ LsTrS -n.s:..