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, ed from the MP hospital Satur.
day a week ago where she hac
been a patient for sever day.
suffering from pneumonia.
Mr.. Dick is farming for FREQ
Ortman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb johnson
returned home after spending the
winter on the west coast.
The Young Women's Sewing
club was entertained Tuesday
evening in the Alton Olson home
with Mrs. Bill Whiteside as CO.
hostesses with Mrs. Olson.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Eggum
left Tuesday morning for their
home in Denver, Colo. They Wis
tied friends in Great Falls, Boze-
man and Billings enroute.
The Rev. and Mrs. A. o. White
drove to Beach, N. D., Monday
where they attended a pastoral
conference of the Glendive, Dick
inson and Hettinger Circuits.
Mrs. Esther Doyle has taken
over management of the Vanity
Beauty Shop in Glendive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Scheer
and children of Circle were call
ers at the August Scheer home
Saturday evening.
MI. and Mrs. Vance Babb re-
ceived an announcement of the
engagement of their niece Char
lotte K. Blaszek, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Hans Blaszek of Mis-
soula to Arthur l.. Boil, also of
Missoula. Their wedding date has
been set for June Is at the st.
Paul's Lutheran church in Mis-
soula.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Carpten-
ter and children were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dale Waters.
Mrs. Roy Richey was pleasantly
surprised Tuesday when she
learned she had won a prize on
the Guess the Vote Standby
Contest" which she had entered
last fall before the election. Her
prize was three Standby gift
boxes of fine foods from Gamble
Robinsons in Minneapolis, MINI.
MI. and Mrs. Alex Milne of
Glendive called on the latter's
mother, Mrs. Nora Babb Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Eggum
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Ricfley
Helen Hanson

On Friday there was a spring
meeting of the Eastern District
of the Womens Society of Chris
tan Service held at Scobey.
Those who attended from Richey
were Mrs. Lloyd Eggum, Mrs.
Ralph Levengood and Rev. Mrs.
Vernon E. Lewis.
Pot luck dinner was served in
the Lutheran church for the par
ents of the Boy Scout Troop No.
1870 and officers. After dinner a
meeting was held with Scoutmas-
ter Norman Nelson presiding. The
guest speaker was Charles Heal
ey of Glendive, field representa-
tive for the TECOM district.
Plans were discussed concerning
the Scout camp to be held near
Bozeman the second week in
July. Mrs. Healey was also a
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S. CulbertSOn
Mrs. Stan Patch

Stan Patch hauled a load OF
coal to the John Simpsons OF
Culbertson Monday.
Vivian Baker and l were af-
ternoon callers at the Cap Hodges
home Tuesday.
Mrs. Pete Johnson has the flu
this week.
Little Patti Cellmer has had a
little trouble with a cold and
cough this week. The Cellmers
took her in to the doctor for a
p~anicillin shot Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stan Patch and
Diana were shopping in Sidney
Friday. They had received word
there of STAINS sister, Bessie of
Billings, that she was feeling
better and had been home for a
week from the hospital. While
in Sidney they called on the Paul
Patches in their new home there.
The Don Birches and Jane
Patch were shopping in Sidney
Saturday.
School election was held Satur-
day at the school house with Wv
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guest at this meeting.
The April meeting Of the loca
PTA was held Monday evening
at the gym. The feature was pre-
scented in three parts by the frs
grade. What Sally Saw, Music
Man, and The Baby Elephan
and the Red Cap. The schoo
band under the direction Of Ray
Stewart, played five numbers
The business meeting was helc
in the high school which open
ed with a prayer by Rev. Mrs
Vernon E. Lewis. Saxton Cum
mings presided at the meeting
A ANGER film was shown by
Cancer Chairman Mrs. Vernon
Culver. Mrs. Edithe Gibson was
appointed chairman for the pre-
school roundup. Hostesses were
Mrs. Bernard Soft, Mrs. Telfred
Swanson and Mrs. ALT Casterline,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Holm left
Saturday for Great Falls to visit
their s~on-in-law and daughter,
MI. and Mrs. Gil Schmaus and
children. They will return Tues
day. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Duane Walker
and children from Billings were
week end guests of the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. H.
Walker.
MIR. and Mrs. Wilbur Gibson
and Wanda drove to Sidney Sat-
urday and were dinner guests in
the Paul Vaira home in the Andes
community enroute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Fowler
and children left Friday for CO.
lumbia Falls to attend the we'd
ding of his brother Fred Fowler
on Saturday.
The April meeting of the Home
Project Club was held in the
George Covlin home Friday af-
ternoon with Mrs. Verne Stoker
presiding at the business meeting.
Roll call was answered by IA
members and five guests. Exper-
fence with plants and fascinating
plants you have seen.
Mrs. Covlin, Mrs. Joe Ziegler
and Mrs. Lewis Veverka, pro-
ject leaders gave a demonstration
on Sweet Rolls and Quick Bread,
which was served with coffee
in the afternoon for lunch. Mrs.
Covlin also gave a talk on house
plants and showed her African
violets and other house plants to
illustrate her talk.
Stanley Waters was reelected
trustee for a three year term of
the school district No. 70 at the
regular school election held on
Saturday.
Johnny Whiteman and Harold
Goulding flew to Williston Sum-
day to see the new TV tower.
Jack Gabbard returned Fri
day from California where he
spent the winter months. He also
attended the wedding of his
brother Glen while he was gone.
Duane Reich of Wolf Point
spent the week end with friends
in Richey.
The regular meeting of the Luz
theran Ladies aid was held on
afternoon with Mrs. Will
bud Gibson presiding at the bust
ness session. Mrs. Gibson also
served the mission lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Whitmer
and family moved to their farm
home Sunday. They had spent
the winter in town.
Mrs. Marlowe Eggum entertain
I'd Is second. grade girls at a
party Tuesday after school hon.
,ring her daughter Carole on
Ter eighth birthday anniversary.
MIR. and Mrs. Leonard Dick
md family from Eggland, North
Dakota have moved into the Yer
Scheer residence at Richey.
Mrs. George Boese was dismiss
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MOLLY. NOW SERVING
WITH LANDING UNIT

Luzon, p. l. (FHTNC) - Sorer
j. Jacobson, engineman third
class, USN, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Ingolf Jacobson of Molly, Mont.
serving with the Landing Craft
Unit Division IL, participated in
the largest amphibious operation
to be held in the Far East since
World III.
The powerful armada of $4,000
men and rs ships took part in
the Beacon Hill" operation from
March IA to April l..
The Sidney herald., 1957-04-11
It's a mew kind of
FORD Wagon for57

Ford's new long, lean look alone could make
you say, This is the wagon I've always
wanted"
But wait till you've seen the spacious
interiors of these new Ford glamour wagons
with their smart new fabrics and trim e. the
shrewdest combination of beauty and prac-
ticality ever.
There's Ford's new ride, too, achieved by
a completely new Inner Ford" The frame is
wider, the wheels smaller-for better road
The Sidney herald., 1957-04-11

holding. There are new front and rear suspen-
sions to fade out the bumps -. new body
insulation, the most ever offered in Fords
field, to shut out cold and noise.
Add to these features the fun of Ford VS.
performance. It's yours in generous measure,
no matter which of the new, mightier V-8's
you choose And if you're "six-minded,"
Ford has the worlds most modern the
famous Mileage Maker Six, now more
powerful and more responsive than everl
The Sidney herald., 1957-04-11

Until Sunday evening.
MI. and Mrs. Dwight Gam
rath Of Valley City, N. D., were
overnight callers of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Eggebrecht enroute to
Opheim.
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Herald Want-Ads Are Little
Super Statesmen. Try ThsmI
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LILLIAN GISH

One Of the Worlds Leading Revival
Art Theaters Is Proud to Present the
Greatest Motion Picture Ever Made
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its equipment. Tracy's little
fishing boat-an authentic
one. brought from Cuba
runs alongside the barge on
an ingenious set Of wire rails
hidden under the water.
The camera boom swings
over the side Of the barge
and hangs over the boat as
Tracy struggles with his
fish. and the sharks. He Is
repeating scenes he played
over and over again. in Cuba,
only to have them spoiled re-
peatedly by a sudden roll Of
the sea.
This time the crew is hav.
ing success.
But there Is q story
around the SET" smiles q
technician. that this picture
was once called. The Young
Man and the Sea-"
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BECKER
Continued From Page b.

Continued From Page B-1
the picture" Sturges says.
But he-and everyone else
was pretty discouraged. He
told me he just couldn't get
the film he wanted, under
the conditions"
While the crew secuted for
q new location, Tracy took
time OF to make another
film, Ito keep the family in
gritS."
Sturges recommended that
shooting begin all over again
in Kona, one Of the most
beautiful spots in the Hawai-
ian Islands. He had shot pic
lures here before.
Here we have everything"
he. says. Calm. beautiful
blue water (the picture is in
COLOR, the climate We need,
and we're two minutes from
our hotel"
The movie crew has rented
an enormous barge to house
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trail backdrop. Included in
the dozen fine tunes are
Don't Blame Me-" willow
Weep for Me-" Don't Take
Your Love from Me-" These
Foolish Things" Then I'll Be
Tired Of You" and "A Fellow
Needs a Girl" Capitol T.
1922
Leroy. Holmes--Two excellent LIPS
ira. First set features themes from
motion. pictures, the second. music
from films.. Broadway and TV, plus
songs Of the day. Both are good
mood music at its best, with such
F IESSsS %eodss a.y e H ssSy OF p TECy
Theme from The Proud Ones. ia
L !.;E;;,,1,,. Warm and !, Tender"
A WIplan s y ss Lovf nIyitsso Love snS
Louis .Armstrong--Louis sings pop
standards on his latest LIP. with
chorus and band directed by. 81
oliver. The string background is
fine. but somehow Louis voice seems
AhOAg ~ AAOAAg AL = JaGo othACobAANAEs
Il Married an Angel" Fools Rush
In" And the Angels Sing" You're
a Heavenly Thing" and The Prison.
er's song" are among the ~ NUM-
bers. (Decca DL-S4S6)
Donna Fuller-A new girl singer
comes upon the scene in an excel
lent LIP. Supported BY Pete Rugolo's
orchestra, Miss Fuller displays q
husky quality much like Chris Con-
nors and June Christy However. she
does have individuality of express
sion, and she does torch Song with
full meaning. and delivery. Material.
mostly specials BY composer Joe
Greene. Is on the beaten path.
High spots are "Dusky january"
There He Is" ''Keepln' Myself for
You MY Foolish Heart" Ham
All" and "I'll close My Eyes" Gi-
berty LRP-3024
Bill TaIapan-- New singer has q
couple Of commercial sides in
Rhythm in My Heart" and THE
Cryin' Side Of Town" (Dot As
Garlic Parker-verye has issued
six more LIPS in the Parker anthol-
ogy. Volumes through g. The late
Jazz man is featured throughout.
with both large and small groups.
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delightful. the the boys romp. through
such sue q. iavOTitss So, as Empty Saddles"
Border" Cool Water. Across the
Alley from the Alamo" .I'm an Old
C0whand." and six others. (RCA
Victor LPM-1394.)
Don Byrd-Gigi Gryce-The Jazz
Lab Quintet, starring Byrd and
Gryce have provocative Up Of
Originals Except 0 tSe standard. A over
the Rainbow" columbia CL09S.)
Les Baxter-An excellent LIP Of
music from round the world. with
q couple of the numbers having been
issued as singles, It's charming and
enchanting music, as Les and his
soloists 20 throueh Romantic Rio."
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tvervs Mov-s006 throush MGv-
kai Wlnding-A terrific LIP by
Kai's septet. with the flrst side
containing lengthy Trombone
Panorama" in which he emulates
STYLES Of various bandleaders, such
as Sammy Kaye, Herman, Tommy
Dorsey Miller. and many others.
It's a clever piece OF material. In
teresting work also in the remain
ing THE Party's Over" Come
Rain or Come. Shine" Frankie and
Johnny" and three others. (co-
lumbia CL-999)
Betty JOhns0n-The slow and
sentimental The Sons You Heard
When You Fell in Love" is mated
with I'm BEGINNING to Wonder"
(Ballv 7-l04D
Dave PeIl-An interesting LIP In
this set featuring Pell's Octet doing
Western music In a modern vein.
The resultant Jazz effects are quite
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eSsA S~es lU. 1900
JAMES MASON. JOAN FONTAINE.
IN THE SUN" tCinemaScope-
Color st /. $40. ":l5. 7;l5 and
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ShAMA SAA Free Porking
BINo CROSBY In MAN ON FIRE. "
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The Poor People Of Paris"
dam. Padam." Venezuela. and six
others. Capitol T-7S0.)
Sonny R0llins-The tenor sax Of
Rollins is combined with the bass Of
Ray Brown and the drums OF Shelly
Name for fine LIP of vital force.
Sonny's great jazz work shows up in
Old Cowhand." Way out West"
wagon Wheels" There Is No
Greater Love" Solitude" and his
own Come. Gone" Contemporary
The Four PreDs-The boys are still
on g rock and roll kick with Prom
ise Me Baby" and Again NJ Again
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THE BIRTH OF
A NATION"

At 2, 4. 6. 8 and 10
Truly Adult Entertainment
Berry" Original 1903 Version, Pro-
duced by THOMAS A. EDISON. First
One-Reel Feature With q Plot.
Starts Tues: 'LucREz1A soRoIA /"
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TOPS IN POPS
BY BOB WILLIAMS

With the release Of her
new album. Sarah Vaughan
Sings George Gershwin," this
superb songstress gains In
musical stature. The two
LIP set features tasteful mu-
steal support by Hal MONEYS
big band, and is a glistening
showcase of one of the great
est voices of our time. per-
forming some Of the era's
greatest music.
OF the % numbers, there
are many favorites. Especial
ly fine is the warmth and
richness Of Sarah's lower
register on "A Foggy Day."
Also warranting attention are
her svelte renditions Of
Someone to Watch Over
Me-" "Lorelei." "Bidin' My
Time" MY Mans Gone
Now" Love Walked In" do
It Again." Summertime"
How Long Has This Been
Going On" Looking for a
Boy" Lets Call the Whole
Thing on" 1--WE Got a Crush
on YOU" THE Man I Love"
and "Of Thee I Sing" with
the latter being done in an
unusual ballad tempo for
extra effect. mercury MGP-
2-10D.
PREVIEWS AND REVIEWS
Norma Nilsson, who has
q leading role in Warmers
Tender Fury" has recorded
an LIP for Liberty titled "A
Child Stands Alone" based
on the song she wrote for the
fllm. George Wright
sliced a piano LIP for Hi-Fi
Records. "Hallelujah. I
Just Love Her So" etched for
RCA Victor by the Glenn
Miller Orchestra, directed by
Ray Mckinley. Eddie
Cantor waxed q nostalgia LIP
Of IA numbers for Vik. to be
titled THE Best Of Eddie
Cantor" Fraternity will
soon issue an LIP by the late
Jimmy Dorsey, which will in
clude his big hit $50 Rare"
=. Dennis Day sliced an LIP
for Capitol. Lilo, the
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STANTON 9th and Moss. Ave.N.E.
II. 1926
WAshington's Art Theater on Capitol Hill
Ample Parking Facilities
HELD OVER
Last Two Days
Aforementioned
MnAlnna TnAnr


Last Two Days
ir-Conditioned
Matinee TODAY
One Of the Worlds Leading Revival
Art Theaters Is Proud to Present the
Greatest Motion Picture Ever Made
LILLIAN GISH
HENRY B. WALTHAL and q Cast Of
Over $4,000. Star in D. w. GRIP
FITHS Immortal Masterpiece That
Has Spawned the Globe With Its Pow
erful influence. Only Once in q Life
time Comes q Motion Picture So Great
That Il Lives Forever. Such a Picture
Is THE BIRTH OF A NATION" It
Has Been Widely Acclaimed BY the
Critics. Motion Picture Authorities and
Writers As the Greatest Motion Picture
Ever Made. AL Great Motion Pictures
Are Measured BY Its Greatness No
Longer Only q Motion Picture. II Is
Now Actually q Part of American
history. The picture has played a ire
mendous part IN Americas thinking.
Even today 1t Is completely banned by
many States and severely censored by
many others. Fortunately Il can be
shown in its entirety in Washington.
l Marylad It Is completely banned. and
virginia severely censored. Stanton
Art Theatre Is proud to present the
guaranteed complete and uncut, un-
censored version
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TOPS IN POPS
Soroh Vaughan Gains
PRESTIGE With Album

French singer who starred on
Broadway in "Can-Can," has
cut an LIP for MGM, to be
tagged "C'Est Magnifique." :.
Columbia will issue a sound
track LIP for goth Century,
Fox's IAN Affair to Remem-
ber."
TWO ON THE AISLE
Another play recently
opened on Broadway is avail
able in a sparkling original
cast LIP. The show is New
Girl in Town" and 1t features
Gwen Verdon, Thelma Ritter
and George Wallace. The
musical and lyrics are by Bob
Merrill. Outstanding num-
bers in the show are Did You
Close Your Eyes," Sunshine
Girl" Its Good TO Be Alive"
and the beautiful ballad
Look At Err" Other fine
tunes in the set are "At the
Check Apron Ball." There
Amt No Flies on Me-" IF
That Was Love-" Anna
Lila" and Filings" (RCA
Victor LC-1027.)
~ X
RECENT RELEASES
Joe Bushkin-Lovers of a
suave piano style will go for
the new Bushkin LIP. His
delicate, yet authoritative,
handling of the piano is
shown against a rich orches-
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ADAM A. WESCHLFR a son.
AucsioneerS

SALE OF vhIuABlE
REAL ESTATE TO WIT ROW
BRICK Dwell ING KNOWN AS
1890 o STREET NORTHWEST. 10
ny virtue ~. a deed 81 trust re.
corded In Liber No, i0539. Folio
.i3 et seq one G. the land re.
and p, the request Of party seeursd
thereby the undersigned trustees
VIII oher for sale. by public auc.
,lon IN front Of premises on MON
DAY. THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF
o5 ciocf ! , 1919 AT TWO
scrioed property IN the District Il
Coinmhia to..wit: Lot lettered p"
81 lots In Square numbered Two
Hundred and Eighty l2SOl. as per
plat recorded in the Once Of the
surveyor for the District OF Column
6ia IN Liber W F at Folio ~.
TERMS OF SALE. Properly Will be
sold subject to the balance Of
orinr building a sociation deed OF
turtner particulars OF which will
De announced at time Of sale; the
purchase. price above said trust 10
PC paid In cash. A cash deposit Of
5000 reduirep Of purchaser at sale.
examination OF title conveyancing,
recording notarial fees and Iey-
enue stamps at cost Of purchaser
Adjustments made as Of date Of
sac Terms 70 be complied with
within thirty days from daV Of sale
otherwise trustees reserve The right
% resell property at rick and cost
q defaulting pure aEer, after hve
davs advertisement OF such resale
~ some newspaper published in
WashingtLa. d G or deposit may
ne forfeited. or without forfeitire
uepusU trustees may avail them.
selves OF any legal or nauitabie
right against defaulting purchaser
FRANK r. FALL!N,
Alan BRUzEE.
-fe7.n.i1.14l6 Trustees
c. q. SLOAN & co, INC,
Aucticneers. AnrraiseFS
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THOS. J. OWEN 4 son. AuetioneeTs,
IN e st. NV.

TEEgys S so,y SALE OF y VALUABLE IL
ROW Brick pWEII ING BETNd
ANoWN AS PREMISES NUMBER
81 FOURTH STREET NORTH
By XIV virtue 4sso e certain 5 , dees Of trust
Folio 552 ct seq of the land rec
ores Of the District Of Columbia.
and at the request Of the party
s ;eestss. I th,f,re 6y the gInderssned
DAY OF FEBRuARY Ap ia57.
AT TWO-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM,
premises situate in the District OF
being Part Of lot IA in William B.
Webb and others Trustees subdi-
vision OF lots In Square h2S as per
plat recorded in the ONCE OF the
surveyor for the District of Column
more particularly described By
imetes and bounds IN said deed Of
Trims OF SALE ALI, CASH. A
deposit. Of $500 viii be required at
time OF sale Adjustments made as
recordine revenue stamps. etc. al
cost OF purchaser -ermS OF sale 10
be complied with within thirty DAYS
from dav OF sale otherwise The
trustees reserve the right to resell
dsfaulting purchaser. after five days
advertisement OF such re ale in
some some newspaper published in
JESSE E AIKEN.
fea.ia.ii phE / FuLLfF lSst..,
ThOs. J. OWEN a SON. Auctisreers.
rRusTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE
EASEMENT ROW BRICK DMsfIi.
I ISr, BEIGG KEowE AS PREM
STREET SOUTHEAST
BY yirtu1 Of, a 'ertaln iced Of trus.
duly recorded in Liber 10 gO5i.
ohio 81 81 SEQ OF the and rec
rd,s q the District Of Columbia,
s ana az the request OF the party
trustees viii sell at public auetiSn,
DAY. THE FiRfEGNTH Say 81
rEhRJAkY A.D, 1857, AT CNs
SyCLocK Pan tins tollowing-de-
f S tSs 5stricp coSss sitG1 nS
des.gnated as ard being Lot rs in
Hama s sui division q part OF
Square 1913, As pr plat accorded
u the onieu Of the surveyor Tor
he district OF Columbia, In L,bc!
II, az Folio 1913.
ERMS OF SALE ALL cnsE.
deposit OF $500 wiz De .equired al
tim, OF sale. adj, stments iaade a.
OF datn q! sale All conveyancing,
recording, revenue stamps. etc. al
cost OF purchaser Terms OF ale %
be compiled VIII within thirty days
iron day OF sale. otherwise lie
trustees reserve the right 20 resell
the property Al The risk and cost
OK defaulting purchaser after ave
days advertisement o. such resale
In some newspaper published n
Washington, =. G,
W. A. JORDAN.
feb,7f.1..l4 Trustees
CONTINUED on NeKt Page.
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IMPROVED REAL Estate KNoWE
AS 1900 DU BOIS PLACE SOUTH
EAST, WASHINGTON, b. c,
ny yiltue o. a deed OF trust re-
corded. In Liber No. 1891. Folio
800. ct sea. one OF the land zee
ords 0: the District of Columbia,
and at the request o. party Sc
e15sd heFe d- "a. .as s 1ndfS, e.
iic auction in 'front.' % s Of Premises ps pu9
on MONDAY. THE ETC HTEENTH
DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1857, AT
THREE O'CLOCK PM. the follow
described property Ia the Dis
trict, Of Columbia, to-wit: Lots
numbered Twenty-seven t27l and
Twenty-eiehi t2sl, in Block num-
SAINT and others, Trustees subdi-
vision known as East Washington
Park" as per plat recorded in
Liher County 10. Folio |, in the
ONCE of the Surveyor for the DIS
trict OF Columbia. said Block AZ
nov. known for purposes of assess
ment and tapatIon as square 5432.
TERMS OF SALE. ALL Cash. A
cash. deposit OF $500 required Of
ute. conyeyancing. recording and
notarial fees at cost Of purchaser.
Adjustments made as OF date OF
sale Terms to be complied with
within thirty days from day OF
SAFE, otherwise trustee reserves the
right to resell property at risk
and cost Of defaulting purchaser.
after five days advertisement Of
such resale in some newspaper
published In WASHINGTON. D c.. or
deposit may be forfeited, or with
out forfeiting deposit trustee riay
ayail itself OF any legal or equitable
rights against defaulting pur-
chaser
THE RIGGS NATIONAL BANK OF
WASHINGTON; D.. C.. Trustee,
Successor to the WASHINGTON
LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY
by Consolidation October ], 1854,
BY HERBERT W. PRIMM.
Ie0.9. 81 10 Vice President.
THos. ). OWEN & son, AuctioneeTs.
iii E st. NV.
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FEDERAL-sT ATE-LOcAL
Prepared by acct with II yrs tar
expeI as Int Rev agt i, reliable
service reas rate, average return,
So up once, 55I5 18th st nv,
RIA 3-6lI4. IA o-l2UO. u 10 8
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EOW ARD J. WALSH,
THOMAS NJ. WALSH.
Trns4nac

az The ABOVE SALE has been
POSTPONED until FRIDAY. THE
FIFTEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY.
100 At THE SAME TINE AND
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-14

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