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The Nome nugget., 1958-04-07
P-TA To Hold First Convention At '
 Anchorage Apr. IS

The first annual convention of the Alaska Congress of Parents and Teachers will be held in Anchorage April IS, according to an announcement made re- gently by Mrs James Orr, Jr., convention committee chairman. More than one hundred persons are scheduled to attend.
 To be held in the Loussac Lii brary, the conclave will open at g am. with the registration of delegates representing over fifty elementary and secondary schools in Alaska. Election of new ter ritorial Parent-Teacher Associa- tion officers will be held during the business meeting.
 togethers are held by each state
 "Parent-teacher annual get congress in the United States This will mark the first such meeting in Alaska, and will rep resent an important step for local educators" Mrs Orr said.
 Theme of meetings program highlight will be a symposium "Views from several vantage points," at which guest speakers will discuss education on local, national and international levels. Mrs. John Horning, territorial PTA president, will preside. The symposium will be held in the Sydney Lawrence Auditorium following a delegates dinner at the Westward Hotel.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-07
Corregidor Limps Into Mid Atlantic Harbor Despite Cracked Hull

PONTA DELGADA, Azores, lR The battered U. s. aircraft car rier Corregidor limped into this Mid-Atlantic harbor Saturday to land four crewmen. injured in Atlantic storms Tuesday and to make repairs,
 The World War II combat yes sel now serving the Navy's Mill tary Sea Transport Service suf- fered a cracked hull in huge waves north of the Azores. The vessel from Mobile, Ala, was en route from Barcelona to Pensa- cola.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-07
ITS EVERYBODYS BUSINESS

If the community can attract couple of dozen tourists day throughout the year, it would be eco- nomcay comparable to acquiring new manufactur- ing industry with annual payroll of S100,00O This interesting fact is from the report of the Alaska Legislative Council from their report the develop ment of industry and resources.
 Other interesting facts the tourist business show that twenty billion dollars year are spent by Americans travelling in the United States Alaska and Hawaii Of this five billion goes for food three billion goes for many products they need while travel ing all the way from fishing tackle to perfume. One billion goes for dry cleaning and laundry; two billion for entertainment; five billion for transportation and four billion for accommodations
 It is estimated by the committee that in 1856 the amount of money spent by tourist almost twice the retail value of every automobile manufactured. It equalled the annual gross sales in recent years of ten of the nations leading corporations
 AS Nome is considered popular spot in Alaska Tn the tourist industry 1t behooves residents to treat the matter in business like way instead of activity for If and when the community has the time and inclination Its everybodys business.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-07
Higlsway atd off-she- -.oad
TrUels Tires

E25s EVERY GOODYEAR TIRE IS A fJOB SD-2CIAIl
 1ST It Is designed to do a certain type Of efficiently, economically and at lower cos than any other kind So whether your calls for tires that will give more traction stand up letter on long hghpeed high haus endure the pounding punishment of othe-road service deliver for less cosyou find that Good Tires better buys today Try them you'll
 why Goodyear tires used than any other
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-07

In the view of Senator Goldwater of Arizona the whole future course of American liberty resides in our ultimate decision with respect to the matter of governmental spending and taxation
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-07

Three years and 21 notes after the President and the Kremlin began playing postoffice, Eisenhower wrote Premier Bulganin T begin to wonder whether shall get anywhere by continuing to write speeches to each other? He discounted the value of mere pro- longation of repettive public debate but then pro- ceeded to suggest mutual freedom to discuss any sub ject at top level meeting Otherwise he indicated, i've would end up in the udicrous posture of just glaring silently at each other the table, Lud- icrcus perhaps, but preferable to Yalta, Pottsdam and Geneva
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-07

rough terrain you handle the toughest assignment with "Cat Diesel Tractors equipped with cable hydraucaly controlled buldozers With 'dozer the tractor and control matched the capacity and strength of one another They designed bigger active rolling loads faster keep jobs schedule and hold production down. straight angling blades available Adjust uents are easy to make.
 udcaaeR rdruemah
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-07
FREDERICK & BASCOM
 Wire Rope

My, Men and equipment need VT the increased protection
 of Broderick and Bascom performed 9~@~a&@@@ Strand wire rope Tough drawntoor order steel wires provide the starting point Yellow Strands endurance Pre- forming then adds greater fexby and efficiency This neutrazes stiffness and internal stresses and results
 timber rope that nkng and whipping and spools smoothly handle Ideal construction logging and all uses where wire rope is needed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-07
Group Backs Bill
On Mallory Cuses

The Heating bin relating Ia
the arraienment of prisoners
gained the support Of the
Manor Park Citizens Associa-
ton last night.
The Mallory case was cited
as the type Of mistake" the
Heating bill would prevent.
Andrew r. Mallory was freed
Of . rape charge because Of the
time delay between his arrest
and the placing Of formal
charges against him.
In another resolution, the
Manor Park group strongly
recommended the revocation Of
the Alcoholic Beverage Control
Boards policy on deciding liq-
uor license transfer applica-
tons.
Under the present policy.
lack Of objection to the grant,
ing Of q new license or q trans
fer Is interpreted as approval.
In other business. the group
assailed proposed rate increases
for gas. water and sewage and
automobile registration.
The meeting. held in the
Whittier School. Fifth and
Sheridan streets NV. was
conducted by Walter Britt,
president.
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Fourth street on Rhode Island
avenue NE. when he saw a cab
parked with the defendant at
the wheel. A look in the rear
view mirror later convinced
him Hopkins was chasing him.
he said.
II heard q pistol shot at
Summit place and Rhode Is
land and was terriied." Mr..
Young said. He said he went
through q red light at North
Capitol street. narrowing avoid
ing q collision. and was pursued
until he reached Sixth and T
streets NV. where he spotted
q police car. He said Hopkins
then drove away from the
scene.
The defendant was booked
later yesterday at the 18th pre-
cinct station. according to po-
lice.
Bond was set at $500 on each
count after the defendant
pleaded not guilty to both
charges.
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Sis Million Spent
By Russia to Jam
u. S. Broudcusts

CHICAGO. Jan. Z tRl.--Rus-
STA spent Sis million last year
in efforts to Jam broadeasts Of
Radio Free Europe TO countries
behind the Iron Curtain. CIVIL
lynn A. Price said yesterday.
Mr.. Price is president and
board chairman Of westing-
house Electric Corp. and ma
tional board chairman Of CRU
SADIE for Freedom. which sup
ports Radio Free Europe.
He told q news conference:
Radio Free Europe faces its
most challenging year In win
ming the minds Of 70 million
people in Poland. Czechoslo-
vakia. Romania. Bulgaria and
Hungary"
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Retuin Streetcurs,
Citizen Group uraes

Members Of the Minnesota
River Terrace North Randle
Citizens Association went on
record as favoring the reten-
ton Of the Districts street.
cars.
The association said that.
in view Of the quality and
efiicency Of the Districts street.
car system. 1t should be re-
tanned.
The meeting was held In the
Greenway Barber Shop at 1888
East Capitol street and was
conducted by the secretary,
Carl H. Horn.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES

To; fHE HEIRS or assigns, or
S SssSrd Of 6x SShn asssn d ss yf
known as premises AS Massa-
the provisions OF the Act Of con-
gress OF May 1. 1905. entitled
An Act TO Create z Board for
Buildings In the Dist Of Col and
he nd Tor cond' Of insan Bidss'
has INVESTIGATED into the sanitary
condition OF bldg. at premises
been found, as q result OF such
seniisry condition IS %, sndanssr
the health or lives OF persons
liyire In the vicinity Accord
ingly. you are hereby directed to
show cause on or before January
90, 1855 why this bldg should
not be condemned You are en-
titled 20 q hearing on this matter
before this Board, provided YOU
make written request for such
hearine within the time 10 show
ceipt Of such a request The board
viii Ak time and place Tor
ss ssssISS!s .na IsosRp r SooR SSE
f22 SSPP sEif.btnos q. c ISsA Az.
ert 8 Mathe. William u Gary,
Jr., ]. J. tlgenfritS. jao,1,S
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with assault and possession
Of q prohibited weapon.
Assistant United States At
torney Charles w. Halleck said
the pistol is a German make
used in athletic contests. 1t
produces a loud noise. but will
not FIRE q bullet. he said.
The complainant. Willie j.
Young. 80. of 10 Myrtle street
NE. Capital hacker for five
years. said Hopkins struck and
kicked him during an argu-
ment at the company office.
9l5 Rhode Island avenue NE.
Hopkins produced what looked
like q pistol and told him. II
ought to shoot you." Mr.. Young
said.
Later. after O visit to the
18th precinct station. Mr..
Young said he was driving past
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PERSONAL

DARK FURNITURE made light:
tree estimates terms PERMA-
GRAIN CORP. WA. 1851
ELOERLY LADY REQUIRES room.
board and some care II private
home; vic Conn ave, bet Taft
Br and Dupont cir. BOY di-H.
star. 100
JIMMY WALKER. formerly Of
pavy. W, Va, please call IA.
s-aS36
JOIN OUR DANCE CLuB-Learn
70 dance Meet new friends in a
say congenial atmosphere; S-hr
lesson. S-hr. supervised practice
~ Wk. no. s-ss77 or AID. 4-tS75
INCOME TAX Federal
state and ID. C.. bv former in
ternAl revenue agent 10 7-al9s.
WILL GIVE special care and diet TO
invalid In my private home. High
est refs. FE. 3-dlaS. ls'
DANCE PARTNERS for beginners
and advanced groups: 81 weekly
VIC. DAMMIT DANCE STUDIOS
1898 Conn. Ave EN- $4,000
ADDRESSING ENVELOPES at home;
mend addressed or typed. WA. y
g2is. can between 1880 and
40 m m
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AucIIoM SALES
ADAM. a. wEecHLER : SON.

SALE on VALUABLE
bWEHIiHd ktMBER sss RIN sf
STREET NORTHEAST.
BY virtue Of . deed Of trust 70.
corded, In LibeT No. IOgl2. Polio
24.l, et SEQ. one Of the land rec
ords Of the District Of Columbia.
and at the request OF party Sc
cured thereby. the undersigned
trustees will offer for sale By
public pub 90 suss i;ssn Z front mr. q PREM
TENTH DAY on JANUARY, 1893;
Pm the following described prop
tsrs subdIyision ~ iots 10 square IA"
Ot3 except the rear ~ feet By
the width OF said lot as per plat
recorded In the once Of the Sur
yeyOr for the District OF Columbia
10 Liber % at Folio 3. said prop
erty now known for purposes OF
assessment and taxation as Lot
h33 IN Square gI3.
TERMS OF SALE. Property will be
sold subject 70 the balance Of q
trust for approximately s5,J73.af
further particulars ~ which will
be announced al time Of sale:
the purchase price above said
trust 10 BE- paid In cash A de-
p0sit OF $500 required OF pur-
chaser At sale. Examination OF
title. conveyaneing, recording. no.
terial fees and revenue stamps
al cost OF purchaser, Adjustments
made as OF date Of sale. Terms
70 be complied with within .hi:ty
days from day OF sale, otherwise
trustees reserve the right tc Yetell
prnpefty ct risk and cost ~
refaulting purchaser. after Ave
rays advertisement OF such resale
~ some Newspaper published IN
WeshinEton d C. or deposit
may be forfeited, or without fer
feltin1 deoosit trustees may avail
themselves Of any legal or eouit-
e,hle right against defaeiiing puF-
chaser
HOWARD BERNSTEIN,
CHARLES z MITCHELL.
lat.7,g,1l,13 Trustees.
THOs. ,. OWEN q SON,
AuetioneeTs,
III ST ~
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PROPOSALS
pnUEOSASS
GOVERNMENT OF DISTRICT

GOVERNMENT or DISTRICT OF
iNGs AND oRouNDs' B. e. ian-
uzly 3. 1855. SEALED PROPO-
SAILS viii be received IN Room
40a. 4ga Pennsylvania avenue.
nv. Washington I. D. c. until 2
pm. ESl, January -, 1855. and
then publicly opened and read for
New Blum nous Concrete Paving
a. 5hsdd Elementary School. cor
nef Of East Capitol anc 55th
streets. sc. Wsshington. D c.
Proposal forms, drawing and spec
ctheations obtalnable from Super
VISOR, Bic anc Contract Section.
Procurement once. D C. Room
40, 400 Pennsylvania avenue. nv.
tIelephone ma $4,000, Ext. 231sl.
fa3AS- $50
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HockerC Charges Assault,
Shot Punctured Pursuit

Washington father OF i've children yesterday charged
fellow hacker beat him and later pursued him down
Island while firing ersatz pistol.
The accused Daniel James Hopkins 80 Of the 1900 block
OF Alabama Sc Capital Cab Co. employee viii be
tried by Municipa Court jury january 81 He CHARGED
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Auctl0neers,
mn ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
DWELLING BEING KNOWN As
PREMISES NUMBER al2 FOUR.
TENTH STREET, NORTHEAST
BY virtue OF q certain deed OF trust
duly recorded. In Liber No 1921.
Folio 4b7 81 SEQ, OF the land rec-
drds Of the District Of Columbia.
secured thereby, the UNDERMINED
w, Trustees sn will will sell q public Aus,
wHpNEsb fSas y THE fG' EEu 1HTfif' DAY ~
or JANUARY, Ap 1855 AZ fWo
described land and y" prsm YSN ~.
uais IN the District Of Columbia,
and deaignated As and being Lot
lOb In Woods subdivision OF orig
tnal Lot q In Square l03a, as per
plat recorded IN the once Of the
surveyor. for the District Of CO.
lumbla N Liber 81 at Polio "a
TERMS; Sold subject TO . prior
, 6uitd in, .n sssSe,iniioI dee. ~
further partlculaTs OF which viii
be announced at time Of sale the
, purchase price above said trust 10
be paid In cash A deposit OF $500
required Conyeyancine, recordinp,
etc. al purchasers cost, Adjust.
ments made as OF date OF sale
Terms 70 be complied with within
thirty days, otherwise deposit for.
feited and the property may 90
advertised and resold at the di1.
erection OF the trustees
HOWARD BERNSTEIN.
20. ROBERT W. KIDMELL.
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2: SLOAN . CO.. iSc..


TURF fNcLubfSn 81 MoToR-
OLA TELEvIsIoN PHILco CAB
INET RADIO ETC
District Of Columbia to.uit: By
virtue s.r o. Writ Of nsli Pa;
Court Case No Mli0SQ.S7 a.
4s,.r ssi, q oeosses Faeio and
App ssss1Se Co. p Ins "a ,I hYn.
The goods ana ehsitels Of sylvia
ree;ed. have seised ana taken
into execution all the right. title,
claim. interest and estate At Law
and In equity OF said defendant.
~ and 20 Moteroia el- teleyi-
m moo sfK4i hRsT ssd .n. sHss7i toi:
fee table lounge chair. brass and
S fss. "a. ssa; chair. ,.SI sAS fsD.
lamp tables. ait frame wall mir.
ror Philco- cabinet radio RoIla-
way bed. Lane cedar chest and
Westtnghouse table model radio
an ssd wFp sNsEEsaByA give rH pS'i sioH sa1;
TWELVE o'cIocK NOON. win
ofier for sale the aforementioned
property 50 seiEed and taken into
execution. by PUBLIC AUCTION.
70 the hlghest bidder. FOR CASH
sale 20 take place e c q sloan
i 4 Co .i,.i Inc, Ane'iOneers. us
STATES MARsRhn 10 and for h
the District Of Columbia.
oec6-ia7
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Attention Meat Markets
AUCTION SALES
Tnos. ,. OWN . SON.
Auetienesrs.
Hi z ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE
BRICK DWELLING SITUATE
NUMB ER 500 : S00ta FIFTH
STREET NORTHEAST.
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust
duly regarded. IN Liber No. ioesi.
ords Of the District t q Columbia n
and 81 the request Of the party
secured therebT. the undersisned
.,S * ,K 81, 81 ,n a. psSs a1 :.
WEDNESDAY. THE EfoHTH DAY
TTwo. 1 sIpfkHs dl 81 lsss' At
the foilowine-desefi6ed land and
premises situate In the District
OF Columbia, and Designated As
and being Lot numbered Forty
n;ns .ts, IN 9 Q Bsevn's sub
eesed Eight Hundred and Thirty
n me osee !, Ds n. p survs sssS'q ie1
"a ne !. pi; v5i,a q Columbia IN Libsr
TERMS; sold subject 70 q prior
tbuildtng association deed Of
trust Tor approximately Ss.5a5 as,
further particulars OF which will
ee annonneed a. time Of sale; the
@ be paid in cash A deposit Of
$500 required. ccnveyaneing
cost Adjustmsnss made As 81
date OF sale Terms to be com
Piled with within thirty DAYS.
Otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property may be Advertised
and resold at the discretion Of
the trustees
THOMAS r HARRISON.
WORTH ARNOLD,
de27 30-ia..l.7 nistees
THos. J. OWN q son,
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Auetioneers.
III 4 ST NV.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE
MENT BRICK BUILDING BEIN0
KNOWN AS PREMISES NUMBER
Sd IMENTY-FTRsT STREET
By virtue Of a certain deed OF
trust duly recorded, IN Libsr
Of Columbia. and at the reaueft OF
the party secured thereby, the
undersigned trustees vii sell. al
prs.nlses. On WEDNESDAY. THE
kEInSHTss, DAY on, OF J ANY ss.y;
and premises situate In the Dis-
triet Of Columbia, and designated
a. and hetnE Lot IS IN HELEN
e 81 subdivision Of Lots in SapsFe
". a. per olaf recorded IN the
Once Of the Surveyor for the Dis-
srist o. Columbia In Liber 10 At
TERMS or SALE: ALL Cash A
deposit Of ~ 600 VIII be re-
CURED 81 time Of sale Adjust
mentt made As OF date Of sale
Al eonveyancine. recording feXe-
nue stamps. etc at cost OF puT-
chaser Terms q sale TO be COM
from oAy OF sale. otherwise tie
trustees reserve the vight 70 resell
the property 81 the risk ana cost
OF defaulting purchaser. after Eve
GAYS advertisement Of such resale
Y some neSspAper published IN
THORNTON W. OWN.
ROBERT W. KiDWEfis.
de. S.30-ia24,7 Trustees
THos. ,. OWEN 4 son.
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LEGAL NOTICES
ELwooD DAVIS. Attorney

AAaAAgSNNa&AU Dl1As
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Tor the District OF Columbia. Hold
ms Probate Co. u No. 942a0.
Administrator This Is 70 Give
Notice That the subscriber. OF
the District Of Columbia. has OBJ
tanned from the Probate Court Of
the District OF Columbia. Letters
Iestsmentary On the estate az
FRANCIS MAY late Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia deceased An
persons having claims aEainst the
deceased are hereby warned 10
exhibit the same. with the vouch-
ers thereof. legally authenticated
70 ire subscriber. on or before the
Slh CAV OF June A D. 1855. other
wise they may py law De excluSaA-
rom all benefit Of said estate.
Given. under It's hand this 9Th
day OF December. 1857 THE LIN
COIN NATIONAL BANK on
WASHINGTON BY J P BFNFER.
" Executive Vice President.
seal Attest FRANK J BURK-
ART Deputy Register Of wills
Tor the District OF Columbia Clerk
o. the Probate Court.
- a
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ADAM A. wEsCHLER a son
Auetioneefs.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
THO mo; STORY ROW, BRICk
STREET NORTHWEST
BY so,Sn T.ut s., ds No ?. ds trust y6 x.
0l7. 81 SEQ, one Of ths land rec-
ords Of the District of Columbia.
and at the reaueet Of party So.
cured thereby the undersigned
trustees viii offsr Tor sale BY pub
lie auction, In front Of premises,
9 AN UEosHpAYa N GIN aEouRtaJ1EsENTl4t
FouR o'cIocK b'M. The fol.
lowing. described properts In the
District Of Columbia. 10 wit. Lot
- In A. q. Moses subdivision OF
lots In Square so. "Petworth Add.
tion to the City OF Washington"
q. per plat recorded U Liber 2J
Surveyor for the District OF, Coz
lumbia. Said property now being
known for assessment and taxa
ton. purposes a. Lot - In SQUARE
TERMs OF SALE: Property will BE-
sold subject 10 the balance Of q
R 4dsI s%i'Sins saiSsisiop 1858 a
further particulars Of which will
be announced At time OF sale. the
purchase price above said trust 70
be paid IN cash A deposit OF
$500 required OF purchaser at sale.
Examination u title. conyeyancihr,
nue. stamps at cost Of purchaser,
Adjustments made as OF date Of
sale Terms 10 be complied with
within thirty days from day.. Of
sale, otherwise trustees reserve the
right 20 resell property AZ risk
after nve days advertisement Of
such resale In some neWspnpef
published In Waehington, ID. c., or
deposit may be forfeited. on with
out iorieiting deposit trustees may
avail themselves Of any leeai or
equitable riaht asainst defaultinG
HOWARD BERNSTEIN,
cHARLEe Z. MITCHELL,
ia4,f,D,ll,l3 Trustees.
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SPECIAL NOTICES


NOTICE or THE ANNUAL MEET.
ING or sOCKHOLDEks = The
holders Of the NkT1osSAr. skt-
MOS AND TRUST COMPANY Tor
the election of directors, end the
transaction o. any other business
that may properly come before TIE
mee,ins; VIII y held 81 the sinese
and New York Avenue, " ".
washinstcn. D. c, on Tuesday the
fourteenth day Of January. 1888.
NJ three O'Clock PM, The stock
transfer books viii be closed for
ten days before the meetine, the
tenth day being the date Of the
Secretary. desG III -jas
r ss1s. wiS 81 y sss@p sS.r' re
coIiEdk. isio q &. nv
PERM WAVE. x3aB. sham. wave.
use: cut. SOC. WASH. d G
BEAUrY ACADEMY. IiOd Il nv
fHE ANNUAL NETTING Of the
toekhoiders OF the NATIONAL
CAPITAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE DISTRICT or coEUA-
BIA. for the election Of trustees
and she Transaction Of any other
business that gay os eroaEh, e
tAN aN-NAtaSN VI NV hiNNNaAAA AL
be held At the once OF the Com
Rany, pennsylvania Avenue and
Fourth street. Southeast. wash
ington, d &C. Wednesday. January
:, iS3s, between the hours OF i2
O'clock noon and 1 O'clock pm.
r EDWARD EARLY Secretary.
TIE ANNUAL NETTING OF the
members Of the Jefferson Federal
savtnes a Loan Association will
Be held IN the once Of the asNociA-
ton, id3s x g nv. on wednea-
pm for the purpose OF eieciing
directors. and for the transaction
Of other such business ae NAV
properly come before the meetine
JEFFERSON FEDERAL SAVINGS
q LOAN ASSOCIATION. James
W. CLARK. Secretary
Attention Meat Markets:
Why not raise your needs n
ONLY FIRST-CLASS HOds from
the start 70 the dniAhed product to
ee delivered 70 your stores on your
own complete plant IN any neees-
sary si1ei ! am . lifelong expert
e1eed HOG RAISER with tested
plans for intensive manAgement Of
such plants. Only this way can you
make the most out OF your money,
Write or see CARL HAIL. Noon
liz Meadow Farm. ooldvein. Va.
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Auetioneera
IN 4 ST, NV.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE
DETACHED FRANZ DWELLING
BAiN0 KNOWN AS PREMisEs
NuMBER ts0s oAUIr LACE
NORTHEAST
By virtue Of CERTAIN cerd Of tef
duly recorded. ~ iibes NJ a1Is,
Polio iS 81 see, at thf iana.
records Of the Distriri Of Co gm,f
bia and al the rea'Hss u the
signed trustees van sell ~ p.bl.e
auction ia FROM 81 lie lfemlses.
Day 81 y"c 81 JJszRRuaRY ~ AID. id io5si
AT THREE O'CLOCK IN the
following described land ana prem
ises. situate in the district Of
Columbia. and designatei as and
S ssIs LGS 3, Io,s In 2 so ssnm sf7
In The once Of the SURVEYOR Tor
the District Of COLUMBIA. In LibeE
~ 81 Polio 20.
TERMS Sold subject 10 Q prior
building association deed Of trust
for unfortunately S2.D..7 81 ,uf-
theT particulars Of shicn sin ne
announced at time Of sale the
be paid In cash A deposit OF $500
required convesaneinR, reeorc-
ms etc. at purchasers COS,
Adjustments made as Of date 81
sale Terms 70 be complied WITH
within thirty oayS, otherwise de-
posit forfeited and the GRO reFtv
NAV pe advertised ana resoid st
MosFs oPFENRFRo.
dee7 3n-ias A. Trustees
THfOg OwVN n snN