davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-17
Fl Prob|enla del Cuts Seco

Hacia 81 final del invierno
lipchas mujeres observan que
su cuts esta como apergamina-
do, falto de vitalidad y con pro.
pension q las arrugas, que en-
vejecen' en- una palabra, Sc ha-
LA seco y marchito. En- algunas
personas este problema no apa-
rece en- esta estacion sine que
deben afrontarlo continuamen.
to en- los meses invernales.
sCual es la causa de este NAL
tan generalizado? En- estado
normal la piel contiene de rs
. a. por ciento de proteinas,
60 a. 10 por ciento de aqua
y 8 por ciento de cuerpos
grasos, lecitina, colesterina
y acidos grasos, como la vi
tamina F. En- tanto Sc mantle
ren estas preparedness la piel
permanece sana, Joven y tersa.
pero por Influenza del china,
ror ra2ones de salud, por EN-.
pleo de productos de belleza
inadecuados, puede producirse
un desequilibrio y Sc nota en-
tonces una deshidratacion de
Ia piel o una merma de los cuer.
POS grasos. La misma puede ser
permanente, en- ell case de habi.
tantes de las regiones muy Sc
cas-, o bien pasajera, debido,
por ejemplo a la excesiva expo.
sieion al sol durante las vaca,
clones
La disninucion de les elemen.
tos grasientcs previene de de,
ficiencias fisiologicas que ha.
cen baJar la eantidad de coles
terina o lecitina, y como estas
dos sustancias tienen ell poder
de THAR los cuerpos grasos y ell
aqua Sc observa simultaneamen
tie IA falta de ellos. Como resul,
tsd0 Ia epidermis pierde su vi
tslidsd y freseura. En- estos ca.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-17

En- dias pasados celebro sus
cinco anitos de edad, la pre-
ciosa ninita Silvia Flores, hi
ia adorada de Ia gentil pare
ia Guiana tornado por Ell Sc
nor Miguel Flores y sonora,
Bertha de Flores.
Aunque algo tarde, nos
complace enviarle nuestras
carihosas felicitaciones y vo.
tos fervientes porque Ell To.
dopoderoso derrame sobre
ella siempre las mas dulces
bendiciones.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-17
DEL H0GAR-por Victoria ALeiondr!
FL poema ae boy
FINIrUD De GLORIA

Tn dio Dios Sc metio dentro de mi.
Y 10 tuve en- mis- dedos,
en- mi Ieneuo
y en- mi frente.
Preeunto en- mi odentro
por Ia tierro, el connino,
los moehetes.
Ese dio me opreto
eorno sortiio chico
Ia polobro.
Ne boutiz6
Gen los nnoncs de un rio sronde.
Fuirnos q los arenas
poro eseribir en- %coroeteres morales,
a Ia roco
para que doliero 81 lecture,
al viento
para que despeinoro
Ia poz de 10 tierruco.
Ese dio Ilom6
Q los elenentos del borro
y Y la sal del Coribe.
Cuendc solio de mi
me dejo o julia, 10 nuerto viyo,
hacienda para Indoomerico
en- hooueros de sol
uho religion de fueso y aeuo.
HUGO MARGINAL
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-17

es jOven y guapO, como listed
no puede Suponerse. Van pa
sandO los dias y cada veE, 81.
toy mas enamOrada de 81. III
no Sc ha dadO cuenta de ma
da Y reparte sus atenciones
Dol igual entire tOdas las
alumnas, 10 que me pOne Mer-
vlOsa Entretanto, he llegadO
quererlO tantO que sole
cuandO lie veo estoy tranquiIa.
Sc que soy tonta, pero NO
puedO evitarlo Por ese HON.
bre, seria capaz de cualquier
rosa.
Lyn
En- el curse de su carrsra
todos los profesores, hasta los
que no son jovenes. nj qua.
POS, inspiran algun romantico
enamoramiento como Ell suye.
Ellos 10. saben y naturalmen-
tie, no dan Importance al SUI
ceso. Saben tambien, aun Is.
tando encantados de la aven-
tura que csc amor que ms
piran surge en- tanto SER
maestros, y que, en- cuanto
(Pasa q la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-17
Pa. A. ANo LAS AMERICAS MERCEDES ~ DE sEpTlEMsRE DE 1858 :
Aniversorio Matrimonial

En- esta fecha celebran la
fadsta OCCASION de I'm nuevo ami
versdrio de bodas ell senior Ju-
lilo P. Mendez, y sonora, Carme-
la de Mendeg, distinguidos miem
bros de nuestra colonia hispa.
noanerlcana RESIDENCES en- Co.
raj Gables,
Los felicitamos carinosamen-
to y les deseamos muchos amos
mas de dicha conyugal.
Hoy celebran un nuevo anil
yersario de bodas ell senior Be.
nicio Herrera y sonora Maria
Paneque de Herrera, gentil pa
reja Guiana que reside en- Mia
nj desde hace varios amos,
Vayan para ellos nuestras mas
caraS felicitaciones y votos por.
que disfrutep de muchos, y .muy
dichosos amos mas de compren-
sion conyugal.
i; II X
Nos complace enviar nuestras
ealdrosas felieitaciones al Sc
Gil: Laboy y sonora, Hermene-
gilda de LabOy, quienes cele-
bran un nuevo aniversario de
matrimonio y aprovechamos la
OCCASION para formular votos por
81 ventura personal.
Estudionte.
Frocedente de Panama y por
la via aerea lego a Miami aver,
Ell apreciado joven Ricardo de
la Guardia Morrice quien segui-
ra de squi a Alabama en- don
de cursa estudios universitarios,
LIE presentamos i'm cordial
Saludo y lie deseamos I'm ano es-
collar pleno de provecho y bic
nestsres
De ciudod TFuiiIIo
Por la via aerea lego a Mia
mi en- dias pasados, a pasar una
temporada al lado de su fami-
liza ell senior don Marcelino Va.
rela, a quien presentamos I'm
cordial salude y deseamos una
grata permanencia en- esta ciu-
dad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-17

Nuestros parabienes para ell
ErCesAg0 caballero senior Ma.
rio Villaz6n con motive de la
grata celebration del aniversa.
RIO de su natalicio en- Ell dia de
hoy y nuestros deseos de que
cumpla muchos amos mas de vi
da.
Queremos ser los primeros
en- felicitar de manera muy es.
pecial a la gentil dana Guiana
sonora Maria de Vera, esposa
del senior EusebiO Vera, quien
celebra en- esta fecha la grata
OCCASION de su cumpleanos, a la
veg que formulames votos por-
su ventura personal.
: ##*
Celebra hoy Ell mejor de sus
dias la apreciada dana Nicara-
giiense sonora Yolanda Borno,
ty de Wells, esposa del senior
William D. Wells, motive por
ell cual nos es grato enviarle
nuestraS mas caras felicitacio-
mes y deseos de que goce de mu
chus amos mas.
Vayan nuestras sinceraS fell
citaciones para ell apreciado ca
balIero senior Guillermo Isaza
con motive de la grata celebra-
cion de un nuevo aniversario
de su natalicio en- Ell dia de hoy
y Iuestros votoS por su ventura
personal
Rodeada del afecto de sus
aman:isimos padres, celebra en-
Ell dia de hoy la grata OCCASION
de su cumpleanos la graciosa nj
ia Sandra de la Cuesta, hija del
senor Pedro de la Cuesta, y Sc
nora, Elsa de de la Cuesta, miem
bros apreciados de nuestra CO.
Iona hispanoamericana.
La felicltamos carinosamen.
tie y lie deseamos una larga y
venturosa existencia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-17


De. Venezuela
ProcedenteS de Valencia, We.
nezuela, con escala en- San Juan
Puerto Rico, llegaren a esta ciu'
dad, en- diaS pasados en- viaje
de recreo ell apreciado galeno
DR.. Luis Correa Avila, y sonora
Lila de COrrea Avila, acompa-
nados de sus dos pequenos nj
nos y sobrino.
Les presentamos un cordial
saludo y les deseamoS .unas va
caciones muy placenteras entire
nosotros.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-17
Por Amaranta

Y Ell MAESTRO SIN
SABERLO
Querida Amaranta: Ell pr.
mer dia de clases me quede
prendada del maestro, que
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-21
Taiwan Shows
ytoAsiai in
Land Reform

TAIPEI, Taiwan, Aug. ri
(NANA) Red China, boasting
of its peasants paradise, " rides
in a back seat to Nationalist
China when 1t comes to land
reform.
The government Of Chang
Kai-shek has administered q
land reform program here
which is regarded second to
none in Asia. For the last nine
years It has served as a model
for such overcrowded, land
hungry nations as Japan and
India.
The land problems of Asia
can be observed in minuscule on
this rocky island of the coast
OF China. It's area is little more
than half of West Virginia's,
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and two-thirds Of the island is
too mountainous for cultivation.
Each OF the 10 million Chinese
who live here must be fed from
one-fifth Of an acre. TN the
United States there are about
az acres Of farm and pasture
land per person.
Many Crops Exported
Today, however. Taiwan not
only feeds It's own population
but has enough left over for
export. In 1857. nearly all OF
its 200 ,000-ton rice surplus was
sold to Japan.
Sugar exports I'LL the treas
ury with 70 per cent of its for
|eign reserves. Canned pineap-
pie (Taiwan is the fourth
largest pineapple Gamer in the
world leaves the Taipei docks
every day. The export list ex-
tends down through tea, pea
nuts. sweet potatoes and other
vegetables.
United States aid has helped
TURF this island into q show
case. Many organizations, from
the Sino-American Joint Com
mission on Rural Reconstruc-
ton to a rash Of Teen-age All
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-21

Ibursed with shares of stock in
government-held industrial en-
|terprises and with 4 per cent
land bonds redeemable in 10
years. The land so purchased
was offered for sale to tenant
farmers on easy terms. payable
IN 20 years.
To date, $4,000 farm fami-
lies own 495.000 acres Of ara
BILE individually all the
cultivable land on the island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-21
Gimmicks Sell

Mr.. Harris, son of Harry Har-
ris, an oldtime vaudeville per-
former, is an action man when
1t comes to humor. He has
cards that pop, jump, wiggle,
smoke and say Merry Christ
mas"
One of his cards, when
opened, shows a beating plastic
heart. Another, when i'm
mersed in water, grows a small
tree. Most cards last only two
or three years. But his stree
card" is still going well after
10 years. has sold several hun
bred thousand.
Although birthday cards are
the best sellers, followed by
Christmas and get well" cards,
the fastest growing speciality in
the field today is the slam
cards"
II resisted the trend for some
time, because I didn't really
believe people wanted to send
that kind of card" said Mr..
Harris. But they do. They're
going over stronger all the time.
"One of our biggest sellers
for Valentines day is a card
that simply says drop dead. +"
Peacemaker Role
But, on the other hand, the
ordinary friendship card is in
even wider favor than the slam
card, There is also a big mar
ket for the "peacemaker card. "
Example: A card saying for
give me-" which wher opened
adds II lost my head" 1t shows
a man holding his head under
one arm.
There is now speciality
card for practically any occa-
sion you can name" Mr.. Harris
said. There's even a card to
send to someone who owes you
money"
The card says:
Don't take any chances, and
don't be funny.
Take care of yourself. .
You owe me money"
The greeting card industry
is one of the few that doesn't
worry about bad times.
Its a depression-proof busi-
ness" said Mr.. Harris happily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-21

Stop wearing out your Kitchen bathroom and the
rest Of your home! Start using Handy Andy the
modern LIQUID cleanser for all household CIeaning
Scatchy securing powders sink and refrigerator Powdered
detergents eg walls and woodwork Harsh liquids
can foors But great advance from Lever Brothers
Handy Andyges your home really ceanand WOn do damage in
the cleaning Handy Andy actually ouans harsh powders liquids
yet Wont scratch dull Won't streak or STAIN
And it's completely nonfammable, can't burn.
Handy Andy makes light work every cleaning job in home
It's kind your hands, you need rubber gloves Try bottle
today land buy for upstairs basement garageD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-21
Greeting Cord Industry
Banks on Loziness

NEW YORK Aug. 81 tAPD .-America has $500 million
year industry built laziness
It Is the greeting card industry.
1T depends completely the fact people naturally
lazy" said william D. Harris land that's why the business
is going to last.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-21

Nearly eight out Of every 10
farmers here tend their own
land; only 2s per cent are part
owners. Ten years ago. seven
out Of every 10 farmers were
penniless tenants. heavily In
debt to absentee landlords.
The landlords were reim-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-21

"If times get tough, instead Of
sending each other gifts. people
viii exchange l0-cent greeting
cards."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-21
Decline Of Horses

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES out
numbered horses on United
States farms for the first time
in 1861.
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card appeals to this flaw in
the human race. 1t saves them
the trouble Of sitting down and
writing a note"
Mr.. Harris, Al, slender. dark
eyed and energetic. is one Of
the brighter minds in the
rapidly changing industry, and
helped pioneer the humorous
greeting card.
Business doomed
After his release from the
Air Force in 1916. he invested
all his savings. $4,000, in q
small greeting card firm. In
a dozen years he built it from
an annual volume Of $4,000
to 81 million.
when I started" he recalled,
Sunny cards accounted only
for about / per cent Of the
business. Mostly it was all
hearts and flowers. ribbons and
bows, satin and lace. Today so
per cent of all cards are humor-
GUS"
Writing a hit greeting card
Is about as difficult as turning
out a hit song.
AS president Of Novo Card
Publishers, Inc, Of Chicago,
Mr.. Harris puts out some 200
new cards each year. He Sits
through tens of thousands Of
contributed suggestions -
Everybody in the country now
seems to be writing greeting
cards"-but buys only about
Is The other ITS he turns out
himself, which makes him one
Of the most productive men in
the industry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-21

Clubs, have helped make Tai
wan more than self-sufficient
in Its agriculture.
The Nome nugget., 1958-11-14
Argentina Coup Attempt Rolled

BUENOS AIRES, R - Presi- dent Arture Frendizi crushed an attempted palace coup Wednes- day night and oil workers post poned a nationwide strike.
 The threatened strike h d sparked the political crisis. The oil workers are opposing a gov ernment plan to get foreign help in developing Argentina's nation alized oil industry.
 The coup was led by Vice President Aleandre Gomez, ac- cording to official reports. He de nied it. Deputies and senators of the ruling intransigent radical party early yesterday called for his resignation. His impeachment by congress was threatened.
 This strike, which started two weeks ago, is paralyzing the rich oilfields in Mendoza at the foot of the Andes Mountains.
 Frondizi, 50, was elected pres ident last February B and took office May l. He is the first con additionally elected president since the custer of Dictator Juan Peron in 1855.
The Nome nugget., 1958-11-14
Russian Fisheries Ship To Visit Vancouver

VANCOUVER. B. C., LR - A large Russian Fisheries research ship will visit here next week so Soviet scientists can exchange viewpoints with Canadians.
 A message received by Mayor Fred Hume said the 4,000-ton Vii tiaz, which has been carrying out oceanographic surveys in the Pa cific under the International Geo. physical Year program, will ar rive Sunday and stay until the following Friday.
 A Dr. Sysoev, scientist in charge, asked that the Russians be allowed to meet with Cana dians. Dr. Gordon Shrum, dean of graduate studies at the University of British Columbia, is to head a Canadian reception committee.
The Nome nugget., 1958-11-14
Oakland Pastor Victim Of Plot

OAKLAND, Calif., R - Two men and former prostitute have pleaded guilty to turing married Oakland pastor into bed with the woman - wife of one of the r'' n = in a $6,000 blackmail scheme.
 ITS. Virginia McFerren, her husband Ronald, ana a friend, Ronald Lawrence, all 28, pleaded guilty of conspiracy to commit ex- tortion in Municipal Court We'd nesday.
 Their admission supported the story of the Rev. Dr. Ronald K. Adams of the First Baptist Church who told police he and Mrs. Me Ferren were found nude in bed by McFerren and Lawrence last month.
 He said the men took pictures and demanded $6,O00 hush money.
 Dr. Adams, 36, is awaiting ac- tion by the church of his resigna- ton. He has a wife and three children.
The Nome nugget., 1958-11-14
60 Antarctic Penguins EnrOute To Portland

PORTLAND, Ore, R - City zoo director Jack Marks was en route home yesterday from the Antarctic continent wieth 60 pen guins - 30 adelies and 30 em- perOrS.
 Radio reports from New Zea- land said Marks, who is complet- ing his second Antarctic penguin hunting trip, is scheduled to ar rive Friday by Air Force transport.
 On his initial trip last year, Marks captured 67 penguins but only 20 survived.
The Nome nugget., 1958-11-14
Japanese Cabinet To Be ReOrganiZed

TOKYO, R = A Japanese Par iamentary crisis eased yesterday amid speculation Prime Minister Kishi would Georganize his cab inet and trim his demands for power to control Leftist demon Strations.
 The crisis blew up over Kishi- sponsored bill to give police great CT power.
The Nome nugget., 1958-11-14
BROKE AGAIN!

VAN ORMY, Tex, R m Farmer A. J. Vogt lost all his savings in the crash of 1929 and was left penniless at the age of 37.
 Thursday, Vogt, who hadn't trusted banks for 29 years, was broke again. Somebody dug up his $3,5O0 in savings and Vogt had only the empty hole when he went to check.
The Nome nugget., 1958-11-14
Friday. November IA. 1858
ASTRONOMY NOTES
 By OLAF HALVERSON

Approximately five degrees westward of its former position represents the backward or retro grade movement of Mars. At it's most easterly point it was in line with the Pleiades and Aldebaran. This movement of Mars is only apparent and later on it will con- tinue it's course eastward amongst the starry background. No wonder the ancients gave the name plan cts to these moving celestial ob- jects, because the word means Wanderer. The planets move about in the sky.
 The canals of Mars are dark lines of varying degrees of fine ness. They form a complex net work not only in the red regions of the planet but also through the dark areas. The network was first reported by the Italian astronomer Schiaparelli, who observed it in 1877 with an 11-inch telescope. He mapped the canals and as signed names to them.
 Sputnik III rocket passed over Nome at 6:26 pm. on Wednesday. It takes about 112 hours to go around the earth.
The Nome nugget., 1958-11-14
U. S. DISTRICT COURT

Carilyn Coons was granted a divorce from Ronald Coons, and was awarded the custody of two daughters.
The Nome nugget., 1958-11-14
NO AGREEMENT AT GENEVA

GENEVA, R - There was no sign of agreement on an agenda as the Donation technical confer ence on surprise attack ended it's fifth session today.
 A communique issued after the hourlong meeting said the dele gates continued discussion of the plan of work for the conference" :"
 This phrase has been used to describe the agenda deadlock.
The Nome nugget., 1958-11-14

Old Newspapers-25c Bundle
 At The Nugget For Packing. Painting or Puppies
The Nome nugget., 1958-11-14

Letter-size and legal file folders
 al The Nugget
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-21


TRusTEEs SALE or vALuABLI
ONE AND ONE. HALF STORY
FRANZ DWELLlk0 KNOWN AZ
STREET NORTHEAST
By virtue OF : certain deco Of trust
duly recorded. In Liper No gjh3
Polio 54A et seq OF the land rec
oTds Of the District Of Columbia
and at the request OF the paftS
secured thereby, the undersigned
trustee will sell. 81 puoic auc
tion. 10 front OF the prcmlsea 90
SIXTH 5ifTr DAY or FEBRUARY. A b
1895, At THREE O'CLOCK PM
the folloWing described lano anc
premises, situate In the District
Of Columbia and designatsd Al
and beina Lots numbered Plfteen
Ia In Block Numbered Eight 80
in . subdivision made 81 John
W ureeory and nov known a
'DeAnwood Heights" a. pei plat
recorded IN the once Of me sur.
veyor for the District Of Columbia
in Lloer County Is, 81 Folio g.
said block being nov assessed fol
taxation - SQUARE b27l
TERMS OF SALE ALL CASH 4
deposit OF touO VIII % REQUIRED
81 time OF sale Adjustment
made a. Of date Of sale All
eonveyancins. recording, revenue
stampa etc a. cost OF purchaser
Terms OF sale 10 be Omplied with
within thirty days from DAY 81
sale. otherwise the trustee re-
serves the right 10 resell the
property At the risk and cost Of
defaulting purchaser. after I'VE
days advertisement Of such resale
IN some Newspaper published In
THE HAfioHAL BANK OF WASH.
motion. ;ass s,, .s,, BY scn nell I,
BANK or WASHINGTON,
By. AUBREY o. pooLEY' u''
Trust ofieer.
tseal) Attest;
W r. AHf.ENFE1D
fsiA.i7.ie.ai.sS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-21
THos. :: OWN ,!. . son.

I'LL II. Nv
TRUSTEES Saw % Pow Ag gAAhIek
I W qi iliN 4 Q r cxoNTEH GisMsro six
Rooms AND BATH. KNOWN ~
PREMISES NUMBER 0l4 ~
STREET NORTHEAST
BY virtue OF a decree OF the Domes-
tic Relations Branch Of the M:
nicipal Court for the District Of
Columbia In civil Action Number
D546-57. the Undersigned trustees
will offer, for sale At public auc
I2nj Z tISn! r2 Il ~ Sixth fTn5I HY or
MARCH AID 1893, At TWO
described LAND and premises To-
gether with the IMPROVEMENTS
thereon. situate IN the Dietfiei
OF Columbia and Dominated ~ and
beils Lot IN square north o.
square $50. together si.h the
TERMS on SALE sofa subject -
q prior building association deed o.
trust for approximately $3.50
further PARTICULAR Of which VIII
be announced al the time Of sale
The purchase price above SAID
trust to be paid In caeh, Sold CUB
ieot 70 rati1ea tion By the NJ.
nieipal court Tor ths Dhts.st o.
u =
he right 20 reject any and al
bids deemed by them 70 - ~
sufleient A deposit Of $3.50 IN
cash will be required ~ the time
OF sale ConveyaDcing, fecordina
and 'eyenge stamps 81 puTehAtafa
cost Adjustments made a. o. date
Of sale Terms Of sale 70 % com
plieo With within thirty dAya Of
the date OF sale on the day Of
settlement fxed bv any title com
pany IN this district other wise
III eosts ana slctiopssfs re- paid
out q same and any balance -
the aeeOunt Of the plaintiff ana
defendant ~ liauidated damage
for lofs Of sale
GEOROF y e HAYEo.
BENJAMIN SIMON
Trustees IN Civil Astign
Number DBts.sT
fe7 iA@t "a
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THos. j. OWEN 4 SON.
AuetiOneers,
mn y ST. NV,

SALE or VALUABLE
ROW BRICK DWELLING BEINQ
KNOWN As PREMISES NUMBER
Iala GALES STREET NORTH
BY 20" Virtue of a certain deed Of
o trps, duly d,o re scr d .so LDsF no no
land records OF the District OF
Columbia, and at the request OF
the party secured thereby. the
undersigned trustees Will sell. at
public auction. In front OF the
premises. on MONDAY TIE
THIRD - DAY , o. W. M AIv.I,
O'CLOCK P M; the ioiiow .,,i,
ate in the District Of columPia;
and designated as and ocing Lot
Al in SQUARE 452S IN Paul A.
Davis subdivision Of lots IN Block
30 "RUSedale and sherwood -
per plat recorded IN the once
OF the Surveyor for the District
Of Columbia, In Ilber 81, at Felio
II subject 10 covenants OF RECORD.
TERMS Sold subject 10 . prior
trust for approximately ~ 500 %,
further particulars Of WHICH VIII
BE- announced At time OF sale
the purchase price above ssld
trust TO be paid in cash. de-
posit OF $500 required. Convey
anclns, recording, etc At puI-
chaser's cost. Adjustments mace
a. OF date of sale. Terms 20 10
complied with within Thirty dayt,
otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property may be advertised
and fesold at the discretion Of
the trustees.
JEROME MALIN -
HOWARD BERNSTEIN
fetfIol "a ~ mhl TruAfPen