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similar laws infringing the
diplomatic privileges Of foreign
governments
"The basic objection we have
In this regard Is that many So
called 'chanceries' In residential
areas are no more than facades
for business establishments
However. action by District
agencies Is not forthcoming due
to their inherent inability 10
decisively unite"
Mr.. Inner also spoke Of the
many problems confronted in
the planning of Route 24O. in
linking the road with District
traffic.
He said. however. the prob
lem would inevitably be solved
through use Of the elmer ring
road" concept. in which the
center Of town is enclosed in
Q circular connecting route,
eliminating the crcsstown traf-
&c congestion.
The meeting was conducted
by q. M. Koockogey. president
in Adams School. Nineteenth
and California streets NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03
I12-Hour Blaze
lin Cincinnati
Ruins BUILDING

CINCINNATI. Jan. 3 tA1.--
There is only q smoulderins
shell Of a fiye-story downtown
building remaining today after
fire twice ragged uncontrolled in
a l2-hour period.
The building housed the Gin
cinnati Offices Of the Ohio I'M
employment Service.
Even though ice-covered fire.
men. working in 20 degree tenn
peratures and part OF the time
in a driving snow, apparently
subdued the blaze for 2 second
time at about 800 am. the
threat Of tumbling walls re-
NAMED.
The first and major part OF
the blaze. which started at
noon yesterday. wrecked the
building. Part of the roof and
the third. fourth and fifth
floors collapsed. buryine rec
ords Of the employment service
in burning debris.
Then the flames burst forth
from the basement again last
night. BY midnight. the blaze
was raging into the first floor
It later broke into the second
floor.
Damage was estimated UNI
officially at 100000 and more
than a score Of firemen were
overcome by the dense smoke
None is believed seriously
affected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03
Decision Alters
.0bscenity Rule

The Government has broad
ened its legal standard for
judging obscenity Of imported
books. photos and other ma
terials.
This action followed a recent
opinion by Federal Judge Ed
mund Palmieri in New York.
The Judge held that whether
material is likely 70 arouse
''prurient interest" depends on
who is examining IL.
The case before him involved
admittedly Topographic books,
pictures and other objects i'm
ported from China by the In
diana University Institute for
Sex Research. Inc. founded by
the late Or, Alfred C. Kinsey.
The Government had insti-
tuted suit to have the material
destroyed on the grounds that
II was obscene.
In ruling against the Govern
ment. Judge Palmieri laid down
the rule that an object Is not
legally obscene II the person i'm
porting II had a genuine scien-
tif1c purpose.
Yesterday. Solicitor General
y. Lee Rankin said the Govern
ment would not appeal from
this ruling. This. in effect, is
tantamount 10 broadening OF
the Governments original con-
ception of obScenity which had
not considered the status and
purposes Of recipients Of
pornography.
The Treasury Department
had recommended against ap-I
pealing the decision. While the
current case involved Customs
Bureau seizure OF imported ma
terial. the broadened standard
is expected TO apply also to-
Post once Department author
ity over matter mailed in this
country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03
Metro Planning
Need Cited to
KuIorumo Group

The need for o centralized
metro planning board. as pro-
posed by q temporary Joint
Congressional District commit
tee, was brought up last night
by the Kalorama Citizens AS
ISOLATION.
John r. Inner. industrial
consultant and author. told the
members Of the several plans
extant and the inability Of
present agencies 10 coordinate
their efforts In constructive re-
development.
As q prime example, he cited
the recent order Of the District
Commissioners. requiring for
eign embassies to conform TO
District planning regulations.
"Since that time" he stated.
the order has been amended
until now the State Depart
ment has requested the Com
missioners to rescind this and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03

had "iust a touch OF Asian
flu"
Mr.. Hickey claimed the
wound has never healed and
that in December she few to
New York to see an Ameri-
can surgeon.
Frank Sinatra. her divorced
husband. also came 70 New
York to urge her to have the
operation. Mr.. Hickey went on,
He said she first agreed to
surgery. then backed out and
fied back TO Spain.
Nov with her face still numb
and bruised. she is hoping time
alone will effect q cure. "
Hickey said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03
u. S. Gives Up
Bid to Indict
In Little Rock
By HOWARD L. DUTKIN
star stan Writer


The Justice Department has,
for the present at least. aban-
doned any hope Of obtaining
Federal indictments against
persons involved in the Little
Rock racial disorders Of last
fall. it was learned yesterday.
w. Wilson White. head of
the departments civil rights
division. said the Government
at present has no intention
OF prosecuting" anyone in con-
nection with the disturbances.
He added that investigations
into the affair now are COM
pleted.
Unofiicially. from other
sources. 1t was learned that a
big difficulty encountered by
Federal attorneys and agents
in the Arkansas capital was
that Of persuading witnesses TO
talk.
It boiled down to the disin-
clination of those with informa-
ton TO imphcate their neigh
bors.
During the school integra-
ton crisis there, the Justice
Department explored the posi-
bilities Of indicting ringleaders
on charges Of conspiracy to
violate Federal statutes. These
pertained to obstructine justice
and depriving individuals of
constitutional rights.
A number Of persons were
arrested by local authorities
and charged with misdemeanors
such as disturbing the peace
and disorderly conduct. vir-
tually all were acquitted in
court. One man was f3ned S5n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03
Hearing Set Tonight
On Rockville Schools

The first public hearing on
the proposed $i3.8 William
school construction budget for
fiscal l958-59 is scheduled in
Rockville tonight.
A capacity audience is ex-
pected to I'LL the County Of
fee Building auditorium for
the hearing starting at 3 pm.
before the County Board Of
Education.
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followed py minor plastic sur
gerry. But she is terrified Of
undergoing the operation and
has so far refused to do So"
The accident was said to have
occurred when the screen star
fell from a horse during a
visit to the bull ring Of Angel
Peralta. q Spanish horseback
bullfighter.
Ava made a sudden mys-
FERROUS trip from Madrid to
London last October 80. She
arrived at the airport with her
face hidden in a scarf.
The actress went at once to
q hotel and stayed there, not
visiting any Of London's night
spots. A friend insisted she
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03
National Gets
Support for
Miami Route

National Airlines has replaced
Washington-based Capital in
recommendations for a Buffalo
Miami route.
The Civil Aeronautics Boards
Bureau Of Air Operations had
reScinded an earlier action ap-
proving Capital for the route,
but had not recommended
another airline. Yesterday.
National was proposed. A CAB
examiner. william F. Cusica.
still stands on his original rec
ommendation 10 award Capital
the route.
Arguments on the case are
on the CAB docket. The board
does not necessarily follow Bu-
reau Of Air Operations recon-
mendations.
v. Rock Grundman. bureau
counsel. said yesterday he
would revert to the original
recommendation that Capital
be given the rich run II the
carrier could establish "ade-
quate competitive service over
the route"
Capital executives contend
that a Florida route is neceS-
sary TO help the line through
a financial crisis and end the
need for a Government SUBJ
sidy, which 1t filed application
for several months ago.
Capital Cancelled plans for
fleet expansion and purchase
OF IA British Jet Comets and
IS Vickers Viscount prophets
after Mr.. Grundmanis original
recommendation giving the
Washington carrier the Florida
run.
In resembling that proposal
yesterday. Mr.. Giundman cited
Capitals cut1ack. but did not
mention the application for
subsidy.
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(7sesEsl NE|CHBORHOO6f ~
Films Of More Than Routine Merit

KNOCK ON WOOD"-Danny Kaye In top FORM
lies GlRLS-Mltzi Gaynor. Kay Kendall and Gene Kelly
In a happy musical romp through Paris.
"MAN IN SPACE"-ShOrt feature BY Walt Disney on just
what the title says-timeiy entertaining. educational.
any MAN GODFREY"-Slickly remade with David Niyen as
the bluebloOd butler, June Alys0n the xany deb
OPERATION MAD BALL"-Jack Lemon and Ernie kovaes
In a free-wheellng comedy about GIs In Normandy
SLAUGHTER ON TENTH AVENUE"-Riehard Egan In .
well-made drama Of violence the docks
FANNY AND THE BACHELOR"-Daddy- Long Legs re-
visited retrieved by Dehbie Reynolds refreshing sparkle.
"THE TIN STAR"-HenFy Fonda In above West
ern yarn with q tongue in check approach.
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Theft Victim Canned

NEW YORK, Jan. 3 CR.-
Two men came up behind Will
liam Thomas. superintendent
OF a Manhattan building. at
the end Of his rent collection
tour last night, dropped an ash
can over his head. went through
his pockets and got away with
5000 in small checks.
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ADAM A. wEscHLER a son.
Auetioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE oP VALUABLE
DWELLING NO ISIS INCL ESIDE
TERRACE NORTHWEST
BY virtue Of q deed Of trust re-
corded' in Li6er No ios6i. Folio
GIL, ct sec, one Of the LAND rec
ords Of the District Of Columbia.
and at the request Of party
secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees will offer for sale by
public auction. N front OF prem.
sss, on ott Mo oSIs,Ssy rHE SIXTH
IwELVE-rHiRTY O'CLOCK PM,
the followins- described property
In the District Of Columbia TO-
Wit: Lot - In Harry 7 Jones
subdivision OF lots IN Block 3
OF Chaplin Browns subdivision Of
lngleside," As per plat Of said
fG TsSEsn n, me- sSsdi y, re-
in Liber County 10 in Polio las:
said property being now known
for assessment and taxation pur-
poses as Lot ~ in Square 26l6
TERMS or SALE. Property will
be sold subject to the balance Of
prior deed Of trust for anproxi-
maiely so So So; further particu-
lars OF which Will be announced
81 time Of sale the purchase
price above said trust 70 be paid
In cash A deposit OF $500 re-
CURED at purchaser At sale Ex-
animation Of title, conveyancine,
tecording notarial fees and reye-
nue. stamps at cost Of purchaser
Adjustments made IS OF cate OF
sale Terms TO be complied with
within thirty days from das Of
sale otherwise trustees reserve
the right TO resell property 81
risk and cost OF defaultinE our.
chaser, after ave DAYS advertise
ment Of such resale in some
newspaper published IN washins.
ton u C., or deposit ney be
forfeited. or without torfeitinz
deposit trustees may avail them
selves Of any legal or equitable
ritht against defaultins purchaser.
HOWARD BERNSTEIN.
THOMAS W. HUNT.
dee7,30-jal,3.4 Trustees.
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AUCTION SALES
ADAM A. wESCHLER 4 son.
AuctiOneeFs- Appraisers.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
OS TUESDAY, The fOUR1 II DAY
OF FEBRUARY. 1855. CCMNENC-
ING AT NINE-TH2RTY AN and
continulng. u necessary. each
FRIDAY AND TUESDAY THERE
suction. al wEscHLERs. sos Z
ST NV. 70 enforce our hens
for stofaEe and or other charges.
goods stored with US in the names
Of Joseph Allen Cam ArboEsSt.
Charles Bennett, Lsonnie Lillian
Carter, Alfred Graf, Dempsey
Henderson. Ecmonia Haywood.
Mrs Murphy Hickerson. Mamie
james Birdie jeanette Johnson.
John Jordon, Secrets Lucas, Ralph
Ovens Ruth Shorter snd Bessie
Bulls. Parties in interest please
take notice. UNION STORAGE
PfNcUs. Prssldsn, laS-iei
AUCTION sALL-JupICIAL sALg
OF VALuABLE UNIMPROvED
REAL ESTATE..-By virtue q
TIC, coart for the pistrlct Of
Columbia. N civil Action .1-3s.
v ANNIE " MORAN ct al VIII
sell 81 public auction. N Room
liza, nunieipal Center 500
TN o-cfocK AM the foiloE,ns.
described land. situate in the Dis
trfei OF Columbia. being known
for purposes of assessment; and
taxation as lot 6s in square lise.
ara assessed for S6-9ie 90.
TERMS OF SALE. Sale subject
10 confirmation bv Court All
time OF making BID; balance due
upon confirmation OF sale By the
Court A Certificate Showing COM
plete description and price paid
viii be delivered 70 highest biooer
81 conclusion OF sale Property
subject 10 redemption at any time
prior TO confirmation OF sale.
Upon said confirmation ard fun
compliance With terms OF sale.
ano deliver TO purchaser q deed
20 property so sold conveyin 10
purchaser ali OF the right, title
and estate OF all persons in and
TO said property whether named
IN said suit or not All eonvev-
sneine. notary fees. revenue
ssamp: ane recording AZ put
complied with within fifteen 49,
daTs from said confirmation:
otherwise, at the discretion OF the
undersigned. the deposit may be
forfeited. or the property may be
resolc AZ risk and cost OF de-
faultinE purchaser after ten days,
advertisement OF such resale in
soSe :, ns 81. !s;I,sI pus,ishsd II The
PEARSON. Collector Of Taxes.
dess 20. so.si-;ais3Ass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03

MARK FIFTIETH - Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey ]. Green
OF Brookeville. Md, re-
Gently celebrated their
golden wedding anniver-
sary with a reception at
the home OF their son,
Richard L. Green OF Etchi-
son, Md. The couple are
Montgomery County ma
tives and operated a dairy
farm near Laytonsville for
81 years. They also have a
daughter, Mrs. Paul Howes
OF Brookeville, and seven
grandchildren. - Fellows
Studio Photo.
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Writer Says Ava SHES
AtNeeded Face Surgery

LONDON. Jan. CF1.-A Daily Express coumniSt said
today Ava Gardner damaged her beautiful accident
in private Spanish bun ring last autumn and needs
operation before she make another movie.
William Hickey. the eolumnist, gave for his
story but said:
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THoS. J. OWN a son.
Auetioneers
iii z ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO vA1u-
ING KNOWN AS PREMISES
STREET. NORTHWEST
b virtue % q certain deed OF trust
guy recorded. in Lioer No. 1895 :,
foilo 80 g SEQ o. he land
ssesorcs q ne District Of Column
party secured thereby the unde--
sir1ed trustees WIN sell. at rub.
&c aretion n front Of the 7ren-
pay TIE FppRTFrNTH DAY OF
TTfHHs4YY q = a. ? 2c,K a5 : AT oNE-
lowins-deseribs1 isnd arc - LII soi-
ises. situate IN tie bi.trle; IF
Colume ana desiSnsted As ard
eeinr Part OF lot - In liessnh
Kelly's Subdivision IN square
- as per pist recorded in the
One Of the Surveyor 70 the
e st.iet o. Colurrois IN her r.
same on the Fast ire 81 ,6th
Street At the Southwest corner 81
ssi1 lot snd square and running
tasnoe North en- the Said Fast
me OF SAID 10th Street 20 feet
70 The Northwest corner OF SAID
,St iherce East IS feet alorE the
south 20 feet to the NORTH IfNE
OF street thence West aio1T
ssio NORTH LINE o. said p
Sficei - ise' to aegin linR Nov
snoun as Lots S02 and sos in
Square 365
TERMS OF sAiE. ALL CASH A
deposit o. $500 viii be required
at time OF sale Adjustments made
a q oste ct sale All convey.
HnEfnE -
etc, at cost Of purchaser Terms
q sale to be complied with within
thirty GAYS from day Of sale.
otherwiss the. trustees reserve the
r'ght to resell the property al Ire
rlsk and cost OF defaultinE pur-
CHASER after I'VE days ADVERTISE
ment OF such resale in some news.
Eaper published IN Washington,
JOSEPH NJ TANENBAUN.
lSADORE MOSCOW,
ia2 6,S.i0.i3 Trustees
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c. q. SLOAN & Co. INC
AuctiOoners-AppraiSers
United States Marshal's Sale


OFFICE FURNITURE AND FUR.
NIsHlNGS INCLUDING SET OF
SoRPUS JURIS sECUNDUM IN
NlNEIS-NlNE VOLUMES AND
POCKETS PARTS DATED 1855.
District Of Columbia to-wit.
~ virtue o. . writ q SPECIAL neri
Court. Case No Mss rs Sc. Nun Is pa
suit Of LYMAN POSNER. Plaintiff,
agelnSt the goods and chattels o.
GuSS n. POU1ASE Defendant. 10
me directed. I have seized and
taken into execution all the right.
title claim. interest and estate at
Jaw snd N equity Of said defend
ant IN and 70 . walnut once side
/. chairs, metal "-drswer stationary
feaoinet. . black metal frame plas-
nc upholstered seat and back
armchairt upholstered daybed
couch with pillow. 2 brass smok.
ine stands walnut double PEDESTAL
htsi,top desk emo chair mat.
chair, desk lsmp, leather seat and
back open once armchair 3 wal.
nut desk trayS, 4 sectional book
cases. = brass desk lamps and I
shade, lime oak table. sreen wood
i-drawer leEal Ale, electric grill,
tdnlt hlpdel tA-inch tfleNiSinn set
and antenns . step tables and set
OF CorulS Juris Secundum in %
VOLUMES and pocket parts 1885.
and l hereby Five notice that on
SATURDAY THE FOURTH DAY
on JANUARY 1855 AT ONE
O'CLOCK PM will offer for
sale the aforementioned property
50 seized and taken into execution.
s ~ POb si5S.. A SS, to The
70 take place at G. q. SLOAN A
CO. INC Auetioneers, us 18th
Street NV
CARLTON q BEALL. United states
Marshal IN and for the District
Of Columbia. dei9-ia3
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SPECIAL NOTICES

APPLICATION for the Wash. Pro-
iesalonsi Nurses RegiktTy nov be-
ing accepted. PTeTsagisite d. {.
LiCenSure and local refs. "a -hT.
switchboard service. All app.lca-
tons confidential Box 6J-A. Star.
I WILL NOT Be RESPONSIBLE
for any debts incurred by anyone
bat myself. GEORGE I WHEELER,
z4Os ga ave, Sc. wash. %. u, {.
THIS Is TO NOTIFY the public
that on and aiter Jan. l3. 1898
Ne viii apply 70 the Slrglnla
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
fo- od-pTemiSeS license 70 sell
vine anu beer AZ &5a0 n Hsrri-
son 81, Arlington. va Sale vine
ana beer 70 o. consumed Of
premises. SAfEHAY S4OREs, III
BY C. G. GArv.n. zont cantroiler
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
lhe annual mesting Of toe stock:
holders Of the Industrial Bank Of
YIN { A. 1916 la si.ec. 8 q.
WaShinEton. d C.. Oh IUescEy,
January p 1855, al ) % Pm.
for the election Of directors for
the en6uing year ana for suen
other business as may properly
come before such meeting The
polls viii be open from 5.Be II.
until $50 n. on the day OF the
meeting. The transfer BOOKS OF
eember 81. 1857 10 January 20.
1855. both days inclusive
B. DOYLE MITCHELL. President
4aS lU.ls
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DRIVEN TREATERs
Arlington

.'sLIM CARTER" Color. JOCK
sAFA / i 8 tciEpI lo iS ,seSSlori.
MIcHARi CRAIG atNs.45. No 3.
.-Yo0pOo WON A NJ, MARIA
ENGLIsh ct 10. Cartoon Located
IN Arlington on U. { Route ] just
Over the lith 81. Bridge. Kids Free
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AUCTI0M SALES


ADAM A, wEsCHLER 4 SON
ApetieneeTs-ADDraiseTs
TRUSTEES SALE or REgTAU-
RANT AND BAR FIXTURES AND
EQUIPMENT. CASH REGISTER,
SAFE, ETC. CONTAINED IN
RAILWAY RESTAURANT, B0I
Zpd Ell NE. ALSO GOOD WILL.
CLASS ID ALCOHOLIC BEvEft-
ACE AND OTHER LICENsEs,
LEAsEHOLD INTEREST, TRADE
NAME, ETC By virtue Of ehattel
IOsg6 Folio 4O3. Of the LAND rec
oTds Of the District OF colum ola.
and at the request Of the parties
secured thereby. the UNDERSIGNED
trustees viii sell BY PUBLIC
AUCTION. al si7e above mentioned
premises. on TUESDAY. THE SEW
EhTH DAY OF JANUARY. 1858.
AT TWO O'CLOCK PM. tables,
chairs, booths, counter. stools. re-
tabie. Kitchen equipment. Toast
master toaster. National cash reg
lister No 36152G2, air eondi-
toner television safe. etc. more
particularly enumerated in said
trust Licenses. permits. GOOD will.
patronage, trade name RAILWAY
Restaurant. lessehold interest,
etc
TERMS. CAsH
NELSON DEcKELBAUM,
MILFORD r. SCHWARTZ.
qe3l -taS.S Trustees.
IRVING KAMINs a co.
AUefisneeFs
re X street NV.
Executive 3-34S0
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MYn So. 3.sIss. George
s' polmsr Hwy. a. 704
Mr. New Annapolis fr~y cIossrlsof
81 ADMITS A CARLOADS The
Towns Gre6test Entertainment
Buy 3 Color HTS, The Monster
No oe' Y gn-.eeD1ppHNHTEz ESQ FR III
MacMURRAY. DOROTHY Ma
LONE III. HIT No 3--"BLACK
WIDOW " GINGER ROGERS.
VAN HEFIIN. GEO. RAFT a:4S
Extra Treat, Cartoon Jamboree.
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IhEsl KS SAFE OF vALUABT
ROW BRICK DWELLING EFTN3
hfoWE As PaEWIsEs NUWRER
FIRST STREET NORTH.
By virtue o. a certain deed Of trust
GUY REGARDED. in L.br- No. s3I6,
FeAo - - sec Of the land rec
ores OF ;Ae District OF Columbia.
ard a. the request Of the ps-ty
secured thereby. The undersIs : "a
trustees vii sell, az public agc-
%. IN front Of the premises an
TUESDAY THF FOURTFENTH
DAY OF JANUARY AID 1856. Al
ONE O'CLOCK PM the follow.
ing-deserioed LAND snd premises.
situate IN the District Of Colunl-
pa. and desienateo as and beina
Lot IS il Bates and Others rms.
tees subdivision Of lots in SQUARE
20 IN G Wilheimine Dohbins ad-
oltlon. 70 City Of WashinRton. az
ner plat recorded in the once Of
the surveyor for the District Of
Columbia N L.ber County IL a.
Folio - Subject 70 covenants of
record Nov known as Square
TERMS OF SALE. ALL CASH A
deposit OF $500 w!ll be required a.
tiine o. sale. Adjustments made az
o. cate Of sale All oonVeyancing.
recording. revenue stamps. etc, At
cost OF purchaser Terms OF sale
70 Be complied with within thirty
GAYS from dsF Of sale. otht wise
the trustees reserve the right to
resell the property a. the Yisk ara
cost OF detsnlfinT purchaser. after
hVe GAYS advertisement Of such
resale in some revspsoer nuh-
hShed IN Washington. D c
RUDOLPH : BOKHs.
JOHN 3 EUBINO.
Surviving Trustees.
Sob
THOS. \ OWN S0I
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BRANCH DRIVEN
~. s-soee, 81 Mile, S, Of p. G.
Clinton Md Take BFaaeh Ave.
S.E. rte. 81 10 Clinton Turnoif
salute 20 JOHN WAYNE > Of HIS
Res. THE FioHIINo KENTuck.
IAN" only. THE SANDS OF
TWO JIMA." SIS. ''THE QUIT
MAN" color. 1910.
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TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE
EgAIsEs KNOWN As 9Is EYE

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE
STREET SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue Of certain dee4 Of trust
GUY recorded. - Liber No, 1859,
Folio 2l9. Of the land records on
lge District o. Columbia. and at
the reduest Of the partv secured
thaeby,. the Underlined trustees
WIN sell a. public auction in
pAY TIE NINTH DAY OF JAN.
TEEN O'Clock PM the III ow.
fug-describee lend end p.rmtSes.
situate in tie District OF Column
spc GesiEnated as and being
3 ~ 81 original Lot numbered . in
sp5sfe numbered. $50. Now known
~ e. Lot numbered sol in Square
TFRMs Sold subject to a PRIOR
,ouilalns ASSOCIATION deed Of
trust for approximately $3.50:
ilrtI.er particulars o. which viii
pe announced a. time Of SAFE:
the purchase price above said
tfust y re paid in cash A de.
pesi, oil $500 required Convey
sbs eins RECORDING ete at pur-
as o. GATE Of sale Terms 10 81
complied with within thirty DAYS
otaerV!se deposn forfeited and
me property may be advertised
sna resold al the discretion Of
the trustees
IRVINE KAMINs.
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