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pear at the Key Club, May 4-lO
The trio is made up of Dave
Lambert, former tree surgeon,
then singer-arranger with Johnny
Long, Gene Krupa, Stan Kenton
and Harry James; Jon Hendricks,
an expert drummer, short story
writer and poet; and Annie Ross,
a girl from British musical COM
edy.
During the past few months
Lambert, Hendricks and Ross have
skyrocketed to international fame
through their recorded vocal YER
sions Of Count Basie's arrange
ments, whereby all the instru-
mental solos and ensemble chorus
es have had lyrics written to them
by Hendricks.
The group sings them in a sort
of Jazz Gilbert and Sullivan style.
Sharing the bill with Lambert,
Hendricks and Ross are Paul Leon
ard, the Gentleman Of Tap, and
Duke Groner and his band.
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Carmichael Answers
Crufic's Settlement
CONTINUED from Page II

Continued from Page ~
matter Of fair housing legisla-
ton.
What else have we done in this
area?
The st. Paul Trades and Labor
Assembly puts this question to
all political candidates seeking en-
dorsement: Do you favor open
occupancy legislation The as
sembly has never endorsed a can
didate who has answered mo" to
this question.
We appeared before the Senate
Judiciary committee during the
current legislative session and
publicly stated that we were for
a strong open occupancy-fair hous-
ing bill and pointed out some de-
ficiencies of the Fraser-Luther
Bill.
admit that we need to do some
more work $50 does the Mime
sofa Council for Civil and Human
Rights. But a statement that
Labor never lifted its finger to
help pass fair housing legislation
is Just inaccurate.
I find myself in complete agree
ment with Cratic on what we need
to do in the future if we are 60
ing to get a STRONG fair housing
bill.
So, let's quit whining and get
to work.-Sincerely, John Carmich-
ael, Secretary, Civil Rights Com
mittee, Minnesota AFL-CIO State
Federation Of Labor, Minneapolis,
MINI.
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MAN PICKED UP FOR
CHASING CHILDREN

A man by the name of Clinton
Parker 266 st. Adams, st. Paul
was picked up April % at st. AL
bans and Marshall. Police had re-
ceived complaints since early
April that a man had been talk
ing to school children.
The children told the Webster
school principal that the man new
er touched them but chased them.
The principal said the children
aggravated the situation by calling
the man niger and pork chop"
Parker when arrested denied he
been arrested in the past Is years.
Files indicated he had a long
police record His last arrest was
June %, 1858 for assault. He was
warned and released.
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FIRST so PERFORMANCES
OF ROBESON'S
mOTHEILO, SOLD OH

Stratford On Avon, England
(ANP)-Paul Robson proved his
acting ability on opening night for
his starring role in Shakespeare
tragedy, "Othello," which marked
the Tooth season of the Shakes
peare's tragedy, "OtheIlo," which
marked the Tooth season of the
Shakespeare Memorial Theatre.
Seats for the first so perform
ances of the play, which is sched-
uled for a special 34-week season,
are sold out.
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JOHN DIXON ARRESTED
ON WIFE'S CHARGES

John Dixon. Jr., IS, 1853 w. Cent
raj was arrested April IS, on the
complaint of his wife Iris Dixon,
who charged him with assault and
battery.
Dixon was in court April 81
and his case was placed on the
municipal court calender for Tues
day, May 10.
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Horsemen Dance To
Feature Top Dance
Band Nav 10

The Horsemen, popular Twin
City Social Club, will sponsor a
matinee dance Sunday, May 10
2 to 6: pm, at the Marigold Ball
room, 1885 Nicollet Ave.
The committee consist of Ken
meth Wallace, chairman, Melvin
Madison and Jack Campbell.
Wyatt Pierro is president Of the
club.
The dance will feature B. B,
King and his orchestra. The King
organization is the top favorite
with dance fans in Missouri, Kan
sas, Texas and Louisiana.
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WIFE CHARGES HUSBAND
WITH ASSAULT & BATTERY

st. Paul police arrested Howard
King. SO of 479 Rondo and a COM
plant signed by his wife Roberta.
King charged with assault and
battery posted 5000 bail and was
to appear for trial Thursday, April
20.
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Supreme Courts desegregation de-
cision and was full of race-bait-
ing material.
The second incident of the in
vasion of Southern segregationists
into our midst came to the at
tention of the Governors Human
Rights Commission last week when
they were apprised of the fact
that a Reverend Billy James Har-
gis of Tulsa, Okla. the head of an
org a n IL tion known as The
Christian Crusade, was scheduled
to make five appearances in the
northwestern corner of our state.
The talks were scheduled as fol-
lows: Wednesday, April %, 1859,
Lincoln High School, Thief River
Falls, 500 pm; Thursday, April
23rd, Civic Center, Kennedy, 500
pm; Friday, April oath, High
School, Karlstad, 500 pm; Satur-
day, April 25th, City Auditorium,
Roseau; Sunday, April 26th, High
School, Warren, 2 pm.
The Governors Human Rights
Commission became seriously dis
turbed about this situation for the
reason that this individual was US
ing public, unsupported property
exclusively as meeting places for
his race-baiting lectures.
Because of its responsibility as
a governmental organization work
ing to build better understanding
and good will among the citizens
of our state, irrespective of race,
creed, or national origin, the
Commission sent kilograms to
John K. Liapif, Principal Of the
Public School, Karlstad, Mime
sofa; Willis Lilliquist, Mayor of
Kennedy; Carl e. Jackson, Mayor
of Roseau; and to the Superin-
tendent of Schools, Thief River,
Falls, Minnesota, expressing its
concern about the use of public,
unsupported property to sow dis
cord, prejudice, and hatred among
the citizens of our state.
The telegram indicated that
Reverend Hargis through his writ
ings and publications has built up
a reputation for being ANTI" the
following groups and causes: Ne
gro, United Nations, Labor, Ma
tional Council of Churches, and the
United States Supreme Court.
At last reports it appears that
Reverend Hargis went through
with his meetings as scheduled and
it has been reported by two dis
gusted Thief River Falls minis
tiers that Hargis took a collection
of $1,5O0.0O out of the one meet
ing held in Thief River Falls on
April 22nd.
Reports Of his take" on the
other meetings have not yet been
received Latest reports also indi-
cate that the Governors Office
has received a barrage Of tele-
grams and letters from Reverend
Hargis' adherents strenuously OBJ
jecting to the action taken by the
Governors Human Rights Com
mission.
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KenYaffi Released. q.
Govt Witness Is
jailed In KenVo

Nairobi, Kenya (ANP) - Jomo
Kenyatta, alleged Mau Mau lead
err. and four heutenants Of the
anti-white terrorist movement
were released from prison Tues
day. Earlier in the month, Rawson
Mgobwa Macharia was sentenced
to Fl months Imprisonment for
swearing a false affidavit about
the trial of Kenyatta.
Kenyatta was sentenced in 1858
to spend seven years in prison for
managing the Mau Mau organiza-
ton. Macharia said the govern
ment promised him a college edu-
cation, a job and protection for
giving false evidence against Ken
yatta.
The Mau, Mau, a secret society
declared subversive by the Brit
ish government in the early '40's,
erupted violently in anti-European
activities in 1852. The avowed aim
of the Mau Mau was to drive the
white man from Kenya
State OF Emergency
In October, 1852, a state of
emergency was declared. Five
months later Kenyatta known as
the Burning Spear, and others,
Bildad Kaggia, Fred Kuba, Paul
Nigel and Kugu Karumba, were
arrested. They were imprisoned
for being the ringleaders of the
illegal society.
During Kenyatta's trial at Kap-
enguria, Macharia, a key witness,
testified that he witnessed an in
itiation ceremony March 16, 1850,
duplicating Kenyatta. In an af-
fidavit sworn last November, Ma
charia stated there was no such
meeting or ceremony and that
Kenyatta had not participated in
or been present at the meeting.
The affidavit was presented to the
colonial secretary by Tom Mboya,
an African elected member Of the
Kenya Legislative Council, asking
for an impartial, judicial and
public inquiry"
Turned On Macharia
Instead the Kenya government
chose to put Nacharia on trial for
swearing a false affidavia.
In November 1856, the British
government announced the end of
military operations against the
Mau Mau and lifted some restric-
tons in subsequent months.
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RECOMMENDED BY PARENTS
MAGAZINE

Many pediatricians recommend
Ora-Jel for teething pains. When
baby is six or seven months old,
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effective, fast acting Ora-Jel is
commended by parents magazine
and is available at all drug stores
$40 and S1.0O.
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IMMEDIATE COMFORT

For those Of you who wear den
tai plates, and soreness or irrita-
ton develops. use Ora-Jel. Squeeze
a dab on plate and gum. Guaran-
teed not to harm any material
used in dentures. You'll find i'm
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Ora-JeL
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RELIEVES PAIN IN SECONDS

RELIEVES PAIN IN SECONDS
No need to suffer a minute when
you can't reach the dentist. Just
go to your druggist and pick up a
handy tube Of Ora-Jel. This eff
fective new jelly in a tube stops
toothache pain at once. Just
squeeze directly from tube into
cavity and around the gum sur
rounding the aching tooth. Re
heves pain in seconds. Be pre-
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tube Of Ora-Jel handy. Its small
cost is a worthwhile investment.
1t really is a blessing when you
need it.
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AIRMAN PAYS $3.50
TRAFFIC FINES

Airman Kenneth J. Kelley of
the 2465th Support Squadron, paid
a total Of $3.50 in traffic fines
on Monday, April 81.
He paid $50 for driving SO
miles per hour in 80 mile zone;
$40 for driving through red light
and 500 for obtaining drivers
license by fraud.
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Southern Segregati0nist
In State; Protest Use
Tax Supported Schools
BY STAFF WRITER

Influx of Southern segregatOns and purveyOrs of pre-
udce hate and discrimination already invading
about attempt destroy the chances of Hubert
Humphrey for consideration Presidential candidate
1860 The beginning of this attack the fupage advertise
recently carried in Minneapolis newspaper sponsored
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CHARGED WITH LEWD
wHa ~

Ira D. Dorsey, 35, 967 Iglehart
and Oscar N. Sosa, 90, pose Cart
er Av., st. Paul will face court
May 8, on a charge of lewd and
indecent conduct.
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To Hold Tea Nav 6

The Eugene Field Kindergarten
Registration Tea will be held May
6 at 1:15 pm.
Names and addresses Of chill
dren eligible should be sent or
called in to the school-TA. 2-7748.
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ARRESTED ON DRUNK
CHARGE APRIL 90

John B. Garrett, %, ATT Carroll
Av. st. Paul will appear in court
Thursday, April 20 to be sentenced
on a drunk charge. Garrett was
arrested April rs.
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Our new phone number at the
main office L. Taylor 7-4021 or
Taylor 7-4O22. Call us for your
news and needs.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-01

This paper offers its readers
the news coverage Of the As
ISOLATED Negro Press, exclusive In
this city.-Advt.
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ANGLE PARKING COST So
Levi Martin, 80, S41 Carroll Av.,
St. Paul paid a traffic court fine
of So for angle parking.
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jazz voeuIiSfS To
Appear Al Key
Club May 4-10

Acclaimed by critics and audi
ences alike as "the hottest jazz
vocal group in the country today"
Lambert, Hendricks and Ross ap-
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-01

Rifle-armed Rock colavito. who
led American League batsmen
with 81 home runs last year. heads
an array Of major league stars.
May 7. when Cleveland and Gin
cinnati play an exhibition game
al Metropolitan Stadium. Mime
spolis.
Tickets at S3.0O. S2.2S. Sl.ss and
$3.50 are on mail order sale now
al Metropolitan Stadium.
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A one-paper town can refuse
questionable ads and can take I'M
popular stands, Bradshaw insisted
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-01
CoNTINUAN ;.
continuation de la P&g. 81

clones dice ell Ministro en- SUI
declaration pregunte al direc-
tor de la policia nacional, quien
me dijo que, no hay alteration
del orden o anomalies, incluso
en- la region oriental del pals"
Agrega ell Ministro que, su.
pone que los habitantes de
oriente probablemente vieron
los restos de la revolution que
fracas6 hace POGO en- la vecina
republica de Honduras y que
"a ESQ Sc debe la speculation"
Al mismo TEMPO, eli gobier-
no hizo una prevention para
que ell pueblo no Sc dele influir
por la campana de infiltracion
comunista que Sc esta realizan-
do a%ctualmente y la cual parece
estar encaminada especialmente
hacia los sectores juveniles.
Ell Secretario de information
de la presidential, Otto Bianchi,
dijo que ell gobierno desea pre-
venir al pueblo guatemalteco
"y especialmente a los padres
de familia, maestros y estudian-
tes', para que no preston oidos
a la propaganda comunista que
esta encaminada en- particular
a envenenar a la juventud qua
temalteca."
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-01
SOSPECHAN
continuation de Ia PAg. b

que Rojas Pinilla compareciera.
Vcceros del Senado senalaron
que aunque Rojas Pinilla Sc en-
cuentra preso, las autoridades
no pueden obligario forzada-
mente a concurrir a las audien-
eiax 81 el no quiere.
Vencida la bora judicial (uni-
60 termino dentro del cual po-
dria reanudarse la audiencia) ell
Presidente suspendio la session y
convoco de nuevo para las 4
de la tarde. En- esta forma, apa-
rentemente, Ell Senado tendri
que someterse a no celebrar 81
no una session diaria.
Sin embargo, autorizadamen-
te sc ha sabido que, Sc estu-
dia la posibilidad de imponer
sanciones al ex DICTATOR por III
desacato al Senado.
Rojas .Pinilla continue sus acu
saciones contra ell expresidente
tLauresno Gomez, y nevo yarios
documentos, entire ellos una en-
trevista de un dirigente politi-
CO que fue torturado por la poll
cia y ell detectivismo durante
q gobierno de Gomez.
Ell ex DICTATOR ha gastado dos
sesiones hablando de 81 vida,
2 describiendo toda serie de cpl
sodios cuando era ni1o y mas
tarde cuando era joyen y estu-
diaba en- la Universidad y en- Ia
Escuela Militar. Ha referido
en- detalle sus Wales q los Es-
tados Unidos, donde estudi6 in
GENERA y simultaneamente ira
bajo en- una planta ensamblado-
IA de la Ford), y a Alemania,
donde fue enviado en- mission del
gobierno cuando va era Official.
RoJas dijo que, Ia lntenclon
de SUI larga exposition es de-
mostrar que no es un intrisan-
T. y un soldadote. Ha anun-
iado que mas tarde, cuando
agote ell tema referente a su vi
da, comenzara a hablar de las
CIRCUMSTANCES politicas que 10
nevaron al gobierno; de 10 que
hizo cuando fue p~residente y,
por ultimo, de las intimidades
del movimiento civico-militar
que 10 derroco en- mayo de 1857.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-01
cOMERcIANTE
Continuation de ia pAg. 81

do a SUI precio shora prohibit
vo.
Las actuales sobretasaS de
cambios del 0 al 40 por cien-
to sobre las importaciones Sc
reducira en- una cantidad de
artieulos no especificados y Sc
eievara ell otros.
Ell sistema de los depositos
previos, que van del $50 al 300
por ciento ad valorem sobre
algunas importaciones, pudiera
ser suprimido asimismo respec
to de cierto numero de articu.
los especlalmente maquinaria.
Los funcionarios niegan que
este suponga una Marcia atras
del plan original y sostienen
que Sc trata sencillamente de
un continue examen de las m
portaciones individuales, a la
luz de las protestas y peticio-
mes recibidas, a fin de haeer
mas flexible la RECOMMENDATION
sobre cambios.
Ell gobierno tiene una conf
sion interministerial para exa-
minar las quejas de los impor-
tadores.
81 nIevo Gambia de A pesos
por dollar es aparentemente ell
tipo combinado garantizado pre-
viamente por ell gobierno, un
precio intermedio entire ell vie
10 tipo Official de Gambia de 18
pesos y ell tipo real del merca-
do libre que llegaba hasta 70
pesos por dollar.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-01
UNA ESTATUA
Continuation de la Pagina -

NC AZ ~Sh ~
nos dice. 70, agrega, tengo
la passion de los eaballos. Ca
da pals tiene su caballo. AL
Sha 10 he representado en- un
bsyo arabe, al Ear en- Tin Ca
ballo russo. A Bolivar 10 mon
tie en- ell caballito de Venezue-
la. Els ell caballo que he estu-
diado mejor. Los que saben
de caballos ash 10 entienden'. i.
Mientras Canonica habla,
recordamos aquello de Diaz
del Castillo: La conquista, des-
pues de Dios, sc debe a los
eaballos ). A1go de ESQ han
podido decir en- Boyaco los
lanceros de los Llanos, algo
de ESQ Ell caballero Bolivar
despues del paso del paramo
de Pisba. A algunos los fasti-
dia que esta vez no aparezca
Bolivar en- caballo frances La
verdad es que nadie VIC a b.
livar pasando revista por los
Campos Eliseos, y 81 su SOM
bra en- bronco Sc ha paseado
por Roma, es porque en- Roma
dio su primera carga en- Ia
imagination, y la dio psnsan-
do en- sus campos de San Ma
teo.
-Ahora, nos dice Canoni-
ca, la estatua vaa quedar CO.
locada en- I'm sitio mejor, en-
II plaza Don Minzoni, sebre
un coIlado, donde Sc encuen-
tran dos de las Gales mas
activas de Roma. FL sitio vie
jo era inadecuado. Sc 4veia; po-.
co la ~estatua, y Ell paso de
los tanques y material de que
IRA, primero y Ell continue de
DOS tranvias ,luego, habian de-
sajustado ell bronco del pc
destal.
Vamos a yer Ia plaza de
Don Minzoni, y realmente Ia
ubicacion sera esplendida. Los
otros dos bronces que nos
pertenecen a los de America:
ell de San Martin y ell de Anita
Garibaldi ocupan lugares mag
nificos. Justo era que 10 mis-
mo ocurriera con ell de Boil
var. Ahora, solo falta que a
la plaza que va a dominar to-
talmente nuestro Bolivar Sc
lie ponga Ell nombre merece:
Plaza de Bolivar.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-01
STUDIAN
(Continuacion de IL P&s. -

es ~argumentos a su favor Sc
ian Sus ~ventajas en- Ell aSpectc
lie la ingenieria, y ell possible
ihodro de unos 10000 kil6me'
ros de navigation entire el
ltlantico y ell Pacifieo septen'
rional.
Teoricamente, un canal en-
Nicaragua tendria especial va
or economico para la costa del
golfo y la cuenca del rio Mi.
sissippi, en- 10 que atahe q les
EstadoS Unidos.
La ruta nicaraguense conta-
ia con gran respaldo en- este
lais 81 Sc construyese a base
ie dar preferencia a los buques
le bandera norteamericana en-
u concrete costero. TodoS los
ouques pagan tarifaS iguales
| su paso por Ell Canal de Pa
lama.
En- epocas pasadas Sc ha dis
utido la posibilidad de cons.
ruiz I'm canal interoceanico
.or ell rio Atrato. a trayes de
colombia. En- 1948 y 1949, in
lenieros noreamericanos y CO.
lombianos cooperaron en- un
studio %preliminar de la ruta
nteroceanica Atrato- Truando
! fin de contar con calculos
generates sobre su costo, en-
Nmparac;on con otras rutas,
Al terminarse Ell estudio, no Sc
presento al congreso proyecto
llguno de construction.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-01
iPuede
Defenderse
en- Ingles?
ST No 10 Puede
APrender en- Sole
Is Semunus

En- ell Chorron-W iIlioms
Commercial College, Iocoli-
zodo en- ell Ill S. Miami
Avenue, I'd. Puede opren-
der ineIes en- solo Is semo-
mas yendo solo dos noches q
Ia semono, los mortes y iue-
yes por 10 noche. Por medic
del mundiolmente conocido
Curse lenguophone al estu-
dante Sc lie do Ia instruc-
'cion Proctico esenciol de
conversation en- ineles. FL
Curse consiste de SO Ieccio-
mes grobodos en- discos. Az
estudionte Sc lie do instrue-
cion en- Ia cIose y en- Ia pri-
vocidod de SUI casa oye los
discos, al mismo tempo que
tiene ell texto escrito.
Ademos de los discos y ell
texto de los mismos, ell Curse
incluye I'm libro de vocobuIo-
rio en- ineIes y espohoI, y un
Iibro de %eromotieo en- espo-
mol e ineIes.
Los lecciones son extremo-
domente procticos, pues
tombien troton de cosos CO.
mo comPros, viojes, depor-
ties, teotros y muchos eosos
mos tombien interesonte.
Es ell metodo mos natural y
eficiente de oPrender ineIes.
Poro mos i%nformocion,
lame al teIefono FIR 3-46o3.
(Anu. Pag.)
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-01
Castro conquisto Espasie
Poro Viviendo
LsLa Msrca de Distinction

LsLa Marcs de DISTINCTION
POR FAVOR, RECUERDE, I'D.
NO PUEDE C0MPRAR UN
CASTRO EN- CUALQUIER LU-
GAR, SINO EN- NUESTROS
PR0PIOS SAL0NES CASTRO
DE EXHIBICION! SOLO CAS-
TRIO DISENA . FABRICA .
VENDE . ENTREGA GA
RANTIZA, LOS GENUIN0S
CASTRO C0NVERTIBLES!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-18
TH0S. J. OWEN 4 SON,
AuetiOneers,
nh ST. NV.

T rvs g4oR SfIr sf 2E SAEUAREb
KNOWN KNOW D as PR i Il Af 1873
MONTELLO AVENUE NE.
BY virtue of a certain deed OF trust
duly recorded. in Liher No. 9143,
Folio AL ct seq, of the land rec
ords of tht District Of Columbia,
and at the request Of the party
e sSsEss H sfHre ss tss D D1Sc sSs
ton in front Of the premises, on
FIFTH fFfHA BAY OF FFEBRuARY. AID.
1859, AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM,
the following-described land and
premises, situate in the District
OF Columbia, and DESIGNATED -
and heinE part Of Lot IS In
as per plat recorded in the Once
OF the Surveyor for the District
Of Columbia in County Book g,
Page 100 beginning on West line
of said lot 8, 81 feet North from
the Southwest corner Of said lot;
thence North along said West line
IL feet: thence East at right
AnRles to said West line. 10 feet;
thence South parallel TO said West
AAAANs = w. NAANA~G "NGh Az AEtN
to The beginning. known as lot
sos in SQUARE 4063. Also Lot Sc
in Craldal MacAey's subdivision
in Block <, Trinidad" as per
plat recorded in said Surveyors
once in County Book s. Page IS,
known as Lot 80 in Square 4013
TERMS: Sold subject to . prior
building association deed Of
trust for approximately 2,S59 SIS;
further particulars OF which will
be announced at time OF sale; the
purchase price above said trust
to be paid in cash. A deposit Of
$500 required. Conveyaneing,
recording. etc, at purchasers cost.
Adjustments made - Of date Of
sale Terms 70 be complied With
within thirty days, otherwise de-
post forfeited ana the property
may be advertised and resold at
the discretion Of the trustee.
Z SPENCER FITZGERALD,
eurvtving Trustee.
telS.le.1e.2l.2A