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Arizona sun., 1949-06-17

outsmart the pitcher, says this of
him: "You can fool him on a pitch
or so, but he's likely to come back
against the same kind of pitch and
hit it five miles, always the sign
of a great hitter"
Luke'S keenness has kept him
ahead of the PCL's pitchers to date
and there's no sign they've caught
up to him yet. For instance, some
time ago a rumor went the rounds
that he couldn't hit a fast ball. Ac-
tually, Luke loves fast balls. At
any rate, when the Padres came
into Los Angeles for their series
with the Angels, the Los Angeles
pitchers threw him fast balls dur
ing the first game of the series.
Luke hit two right on the nose
including one mammoth drive to
center field which Carmen Mauro
hauled down by virtue of a one
handed, leaping, back-to-the-wall
catch.
This kind of hitting upset the
Angels, and the next night they
were worried about what to throw
Luke. Easter, however, decided to
draw" his pitches that night by
going into crouch, as if he were
expecting more fast balls. (That
afternoon, over lunch, Easter told
me he was going to draw" his
pitches and if the Angels fell for
it he would hit couple of homers
off curve balls.) Sure enough, the
Angels pitcher, seeing Luke in a
fast ball crouch, came in with a
curve ball which Easter promptly
punched over the left field wall for
home run. Later in the game,
when he used his Straight-away
stance as if expecting another curve
ball, and the guy on the mound
came in with a fast ball-exactly
Arizona sun., 1949-06-17
A Story Of Luke Casters
Rise in Big League Baseball

stead Grays, signed him to a con-
tract.
In his first season with the Grays,
Easter hit 1897. That first year in
the Negro National League was a
year of testing for Luke, and so he
didn't really begin to move until
last season when, wiser and more
confident, he crashed the ball
against the leagues fences for a
.376 average. It was while he was
betting the ball for the Grays last
summer that Bill Veeck, president
of the Cleveland Indians, first be-
gan to get interested in him, al
though it wasn't until Luke won
the winter league batting crown in
Puerto Rico with a .402 mark that
Veeck signed him up and farmed
him to San Diego.
There was something awesomely
impressive about Easter from the
first day he reported to the Padres
training camp at Ontario, Calf.
this spring. A man can be taught
to hit, to meet the ball more con-
siStently, and even to get some
more distance into his blows. But
nobody can teach a man to regu-
larly explode a ball more than $50
feet, and with power that simply
takes the breath away. That comes
with the blessings of nature plus
the concentration, intellect and will
the game of baseball requires of
it's truly great stars.
Easter has this natural equip
ment in addition to the other char
acteristics. Indeed, he has them in
great abundance, and I frankly say
have met few other athletes who
have ever combined such physical
ability with so keen a baseball
brain.
In the dugout between innings
Easter carefully studies the oppo-
sition pitcher, noting his charac-
teristics, his pattern of delivery,
the speed of his fast ball or the
extent of his curve, so that when
he gets up to the plate himself
he is ready for almost anything in
the battle of wits between pitcher
and hitter which is one of the SUBJ
tlest and most fascinating aspects
of the game.
Eddie Fernandez, t h e veteran
Portland catcher, spe king of
Casters ability to learn quickly and
Arizona sun., 1949-06-17
Look Who's Coming Back

Dumbo, Donald Duck and Jose
Carioca, those laughable, lovable
characters, are returning to the
screen in Walt Disney's delightful
musical funfest which couples
"Dumbo" with "Saludos Amigos"
These two outstanding produc-
tions, both in color by Techni-
color, are being represented by
RKO Radio.
Arizona sun., 1949-06-17
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
RATES
Cents Per Word, Per Insertion
Minimum, SO Cents

SEE TUCKER, "Best Barbecue in
Town." Caterer to Parties and
Picnics. 1913 E. Jefferson st. Phone
2-0867.
Arizona sun., 1949-06-17
FOR PLUMBING, out of city, call
Willie Albert. Work guaranteed.
Phone 3-1347.

unironed. Fibers last longer in stor-
age without the tight creases made
by ironing. Try storing delicate
linens or lightweight fabrics by
folding carefully, with crushed
paper between folds. It's simple
matter to iron things when it is
time for them to go back into serv-
ice.
, 1949-03-19
WEATHER FORECAST
for the
Virgin Islands = Puerto Rico

Partly cloudy 10 occasionally
cloudy in scattered showers today,
tonight and Suaday.
The same a. az or the coast
al waters of the Virgin Islands
and Puerto Rico.
Winds moderate to occasionally
fresh easterly.
Maximum temperature =. 81
Minimum temperature -. 70
Precipitation'
24hrs. ending midnight -. OIL
Total this month ........ 0.65
Total since January / 4.93
Total March 1913 ........ 1.2O
Relative humidity
at II am. ........ ....... SO
Wind velo & dircc on ESE 81
, 1949-03-19
RELATIVES OF THE LATE
JOSE cABRET TO HOLD
MASS


In memory of the late Jose
Cabret Marin. his widow. Al
berta and other relatives will
hold a High Mass on Tuesday.
March %. at 800 pm. in the
Holy Cross Parish in Chris
tiansted.
Jose Cabret met an untimelY
death one month from the
above mentioned date. when
he was stabbed by an assailant
after a heated argument.
, 1949-03-19
oRREsPoNDENc

The recommendation Of the
Municipal Committee have
forwarded to the Municipal
Council for its review and de-
termination before the signing
of any lease.
Sincerely yours,
Harry E. Taylor
Administrator for st. Croix
, 1949-03-19
CORRECTION

The fourth paragraph of the
Administrators letter should
read as follows:
On October 10 I received the
Municipal Committees recon
mendation to lease the build
ing to this applicant "at area
sonable monthly rental"
On October 20 / advised the
Municipal Committee that
, 1949-03-19

Sponsored by the Pupils of
Grade ga c. H. S.
Benefit Of the
AMERICAN RED GROSS
March %, 1910.
School Auditorium
$50 P. M.
Admission:
Adults ......... 5Oe
Children ........ 25e
MARQUETTE -.

MAA0O64
had the Dodgers swinging
with his amazing change-of-
pace. Earl Charles was the los
ing pitcher. The Dodgers used
three pitchers in an effort to
push ahead.
Homeruns were by Bodli-
vich, Marquette's first base
man, and Alexander Petersen,
high school catcher.
ton. These. members are to
serve for five years.
, 1949-03-19
Woo BILL.

experience in business and the
other three would be named
by the President, the Cover
nor Of the islands and the Pres
ident elect of the Corpora
Evening star., 1949-04-15
AUCTION SALES icoet }
ADAM A WEsCHLIR q son.
Anet&sE<erE

BRICK DWELLING NO 81 RAN
DOLPH PLACE. NV CONTAINING
= ROOMS AND BATH. HOT WATER
HEAT, OIL BURNER
b virtue q an orosr e: u. ptstrtct
DlGtriei OF Columbia. passed in Civil
Action No. 1851 the uuderksgus6
trustees vii offer for. sale ey public
agssion. 2 front e The premises oE
OF MAY. la49. AT FOUR O'CLOCK
Pm the !oiio~ Ing eescrlbed Land
and premises. kltaAte in the District
Of Columbia. t9-wIi: Lot Zoe II
Elock 10. BlocmlnEesle. nos
known As square SIG
chase money TO De paio II caEh.
balance II tEo equal insfalimeuik
represented by proEnissoTT notes OF
purchaser, payable oE or before one
and tso yeaES. from GATE Of settle
n1ent Of sale. with interest ~ ak per
nasily, secured py deed Of tTaSi upon
property sold. or all cash. at option
OF purchaser. A deposit OF $500 re-
auirsd @: purchaser al sale All con-
veyancins. recording reTenae stamps
and notzria! fees al eoSi OF plI-
chaser Terms OF sale TO be com
pied with within thirty days from
date 0. appTcFs! bY Court otherTtte
trustees reserve the riEht to resell
property q; IiSk and COST Of the de-
fauitlnK purchaser. after ave dAy4
Advertisement OF such resale IN some
neSspap per published in Washing ton.
D. c or deposit may be forfeited al
discretion OF trustees.
DOLORES MURRAY. 1879 L
Street. NV
JOSEPH D, pI LEO. 1910 Yer
mont Ave, NV,
aps :, 90 2p.mS3 Trustees.
Evening star., 1949-04-15
POSTPONED
TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE FARM PROPERTY
DUNROvIN FARM
Fairfax County, Va.

Under and by virtue of authority
vested in the undersigned trustees
by deed of trust dated January Is,
1947. from Anne q, Wheeler and
husband to John Lsskey and deorge
recorded in the CLERKS Once OF the
Virginia. in Deed Book 537. Page
Ill. default having been made in
the payment of the principal and
OF the interest secured by said deed
quested by holder OF said bond eyi-
dencing the Indebtedness secured by
said deed OF trust to advertise and
sell SAID property In accordance
trgss as said ,s Trustees win offer aIe. for or
the Court House. Fairfax County.
TUESDAY. APRIL 10th. 1s4s a
valuable farm property known as
"Dunrovin Farm" with valuable
near Herndon in Fairfax County.
virginia. said property being de-
seribed in the deed Of trust afore-
said as follows:
"An that certain tract OF land To-
GATED in pranesytlle Magistsrial l Dis
being the same land which was con-
veyed TO Anne G. Wheeler by Susan
]. Follin, widow, by deed dated
January 20, 1e43. and recorded
among the land records Of Fairfax
e27. and therein described accord
ine TO recent survey made by
Joseph Berry, County Surveyor. rs
Beginning at a pipe on the southwest
a corner to II. L Oliver and being
on the south side ofthe Georgetown
s. o degrees So Z. 3ogs.2 feet TO
q pipe. thence, continuing with the
lines Of Oliver. IL degrees So W
west side OF q small branch: thence
N 50 degrees Isl W passing throush
. pipe at 49l 8 feetl 5ol.s feet 70
The east bank q Captain HICKORY i.sp e,
maple nsk m tree; " south 20 q the the branch; %
thence Ts degrees 0S w ISL 4
feet TO, pipe on the north bank
Of the branch: thence N 20 degrees
IA W 402.9 feet 70 pipe, q COM
snes nsn s0rnfI NTH e he line ssi y ss sa sa u
tree on the vest side of Captain
Hickory Branch; another corner to
BAH and corner TO yasisne,; &
hsass sesrses ssh 4 sns as asl e 'sshsF sss e
stone on the south side OF the
Georgetown pike; thence with the
side of the pike 81 degrees ist
3 1878 feet and 8 Sc degrees So
e $50 feet to the beginning. con-
tanning i43.4s9 acres.
Reference IS hereby made 20 the
aforesaid deed for further. and
more particular description of the
land hereby conveyed.
TERMS OF SALE: CASH
A deposit of 5000 viii be required
Of successful bidder at time Of sale
piete sale. deposit to be forfeited
Ia event Of failure 10 complete.
JOHN LASkEY.
GEORGE NJ. COLES, Trustees
JESSE: PHILLIPS, ELIN0E AND
Evening star., 1949-04-15
THOs. j. OWEN a SON. Auctioneers
435 Southern Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUABLE
TWO-S TORY SEMIDETACHED
FRAME DWELLING. KNOWN As
PREMISES NO. sos SIXTH STREET

TRUSTEES SALE OF vALuABLE
TWo-S TORY sEMIDETACHEp
FRAME DWELLING KNOWN WI, as. AZ
PREMISES NO. sos SIXTH STREET
By virtue Of q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded, In Liber No. s7s2,
Folio 5ll ct sea-, of the land records
of the District. Of Columbia, and AZ
the request Of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees
win sell. at public suction I1panav ~ ifohs ehs
1910 at TWo-THIRTY O'CLOCK
PM, the following described land
and premises, situate in the Distriet
Of Columbia. and DESIGNATED as and
being part OF original Lot numeerea
Fourteen Q4 In Square numeered
the CITY Of washington. District OF
Columbia. described as foliows be,
ginning for the same on 9th Street
AT point 90 feet South OF tne
Northeast corner q said Lot: 1 ,t thence ases
tition wall between No. sos and No,
sos 9th Street Sc: thence West
through he center Of said Val ana
a proionsation thereof. 55 5.0S3 feet
to the west line Of said lot; thence
North along said line 22.32 ieet.
and thence EAST oo.uso aces S.r ~
place Of beginning. as per survey
once of the Surveyor for said Dis
trict: said property nov known for
ion ss Lot s2S in Square S46.
Terms: Sold subject TO prior build
Ing association deed q trua Ior
approximately Ss4stl,,, III, ~ aftne anl
nouneed not at time OF sale: the pur-
chase price above said trust e e, ne oe
paid in cash. A deposit OF $500 90
reouired. conveyancing, recordins.
etc at purchasers cost. Terms 70
be complied with wiInin wia .aif.y "a as ,Ss
property may be advertised and re-
soid at the discretion Of the trustees.
STANLEY H. KAMEROW,
ALLAN L. KAMEROW,
ans ii-IS.i5,Is. Trustees.
Evening star., 1949-04-15
LEGAL NOTICES
lRTHUR =. WILLCHEk. Attorney,
Investment Building.

AKTHVk l.. WhLkSnEM. attSfses'
=, -.,,v inys..@enss nsTsIks ssl,s;hf; hbf;,srRrcT
court for the District q colgmo,a.
Rernice Widner, ct al, Plaintiffs, vs..
Travis LIQUORS. Inc. Defendant-
Civil Action e9d-4s.-9RDER RAIl. !.
FYiNa NIsI ssv SAFE .a, oT GLAsss GpLEAssss,sAI
bI9u9pE bbIs91up9psTY llc5SSSTrR ~ Travis aS IiS1oRs.
criyer Of the defendant. Travis
Liquors. Inc. having reported ne
sale to Albert Shapiro o. the cas-
"a" Alcoholie ssves,ss s.,sr.. cGessel ,esse
and other assets Of the defendant
located at premises l2os o sirss.
sum Of sss.ooo.oo subject hovsvsr.
70 the approval Of the Aisohoss
i1snaier nszsIsTs Of f0as." e.. l,esSse. ana sns
Approval by the landlord % the
transfer of the lease. and an IN
yeutory and appraisal Of said per
soual property having been mace ny
0 auaiified appraiser wnicn SAT a.
Court this 18th dsy ei April. is4a.
ORDERED that said sale be ratsne6
and confirmed unless cause be shown
70 the contrary or higher cner fcT
SAID properts sseeptssis, m ss,,- 70 .sTsi ri
Soufi isse, sa "t'f ai il. % % a am. At vhieS
time fisher offers win be considered
ard ehiecttcns to said sale VIII Be
heard: Provsoed. however. that .
copy Of this order nisi be pusifshee
IN The EVENING Star. a newspaper
Of generai Circulation tn the DIS
trirt Of Columbia. and the WASH
inxton Law Reporter, at least ten
DAYS prior 10 said April q. Ipze
1s} MATHEW p. MCGUIRE. yudss
tssai1 A true eopy. Test. HARRY
u. Hull. Clerk. By ANNA -.
THoa[pSON. DecatS Clerk. an15.
Evening star., 1949-04-15
CoIiAnaY. C0LIADAf 4 WALLACE
HENRY = IEKCH, A.tSrnsys.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COCET
;oF The DsstF5cF q Ca,AM has hasc-
ina PTocs ts CpGT; Nc - Spa Ase
Es3siSira1'n8 This "a to Ggve
Notes That TIE Subscribers o. yHs
D&stgAcg % Columbia has s1tz ssd
tFGzn the Pros&it Co&rg et tbs pk-
trlcs Of Columbia Letters Tesla
r2entAry on sae estate ~ BlAagse
Iron, late o. The Das,r8cs q
CelGnsiA- deceased Al perxors
hzF1ng claims agaEnst the dfSea &c
axe hereby EaFaed 20 txhirll tie
same, v!ta tGae t04CatTs thereof
isshEy aatheatteA 10 the kGh-
scEleer, on or before the @Sre day
OF March, AD 1850 osherw 10
they may by lAR ss excluded trora
al eensnt OF said estate. GiSss,
under rs hand this zsta Gay q
TioSAL BANK or WASHING TON.
By JOHN A REILLY. PTesidens.
Seal Attest ELLA A BROWN
Deputy ReSsstsF Of Wills for the
District Q! Columbia. Clerk OF the
Probate Court AMI SIX
Evening star., 1949-04-15
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

4 WILL PAY ALL CASH fo1 clear
cars. neg or used. Call me now Of
drive by: cash waiting, GEM
cAsIbEBERRY' s IAsY' 1910 Bennins I'd
TRY TRIANGIE-we pas premium
prices for extra clean cars Of poDu.
either TRIANGLE MOTORS loes-
ton: 3ol0 r. I. ave. ne. or 1885,
worLD l,e LIKE K { TO BUY . mic. clear
car for all cash Price must be .eas
Mr.. LAMAR. ST. 1853.
FULL RETAIL PRICE for your cal
when sold bv US. Our fee is SIS
ard only when your car ia sold
Call or come 10 DONALD MOTORS
one. Of Wash s largest and reliable
dealers ees III g 9, s. ne .ea 80 s sI9E!da sSEs
LixcohSzEPHfR nc s r 1870 aRa Na er Sqss lssl
Ton poz niRnsi' nofoRs pSf n sso tGsS f2na Rsoae
Island ave. ne. Nj. e774.
NEW DEALER. desperately needs
Postwar cars and nice pIe-war cars;
WI t.ndrv,s pay y. premium m ness price 1914
VIZ s9Ihis cAs EsE fy and nd sell sp1e few cars on
hold title until car Is sold. then re
ceive cash on delivery of title TO
Z. & H. MOTORS. 1921 Bladens-
burg bur. r. ne; Open ewes. and Sun
L5scoLSzErMY. arI. 1sao ,s o. lstI
ton. 4 l. MoIoRs; is3o Rhode
aoID H' II JUST MINGTI. get aisn.
est cash Urlce for your new eE use gsso
IS aoob Bo MOTOR esa5 D9 Co. siss si7 6fhSd Rhode
Island ave ne Open o am to
MUST /" PURCHASE oependaOl. used
car Immediately: prefer late model;
xeek9ays xte eay al Ho esss ao7a Gan between I'd
car. new or used, I ARCH DILLON,
I'LL 18th st. NV, DI. o430
make or model. for export: tmme.
Wholesalers. NC. i7si siad:
Wis spfsuTs WrTh II " WrNa. n MOO Mo9e sss for
your car No delay Open 8 am 70
.1s. p. ". VIM * M9IoRs' osss lSS T'0rid'
MORE CASE Fos YOUR CAR. new
sne 81 u'se se, 1Iiss sass " woI sLas KY GoLoRs s
raia. iis rs HoSksT i'' AFrRAsALs PT s'sa 81 a.
H:kfssorfse Essii s ffs rs iisss. assured At
ROPER" PAYS THE HIGHEST
prices for any make or model auto
mobiles. VIII come to youI nome
ROPER" MOTOR CO. Dupont
1855. i2'
"DON'T WASTE your time" see
Roper" and get the highest cash
price for any make or model auto
mobile. ROPER MOTOR CO., Du-
pont 9765. 49,
King pays highest prices for con-
vertibles. See him after you get
your best cfter. SMILING SAM
1929 Wis. ave. NO. 1854 tSmillng,
nitely til %. 80
IN DIRE NEED for good. clean 1885,
1941 model cars. Plenty cash wait
ing. Our demand is great. SOUTH
EAST MOTORS, 18th and Pa. ave.
Sc. Ii. 1913. 10
CADILLAC 1913 or 1947 We will
pay premium for clean. low-mileage
cars. VAN MOTOR SALES. 2201 L
St NV ST 77SS 30
Evening star., 1949-04-15
lEcAl NOTICES tcess J
wAKKIN 4 MACH a
bAsIx1 .. ASpEKsTN. Aatassrya

DAS441 ~ AsbAhAHzN. As&&F&fy&s
.se Mass~s HastSkns
UNITED STATES t1-E ElEsG CIstHT
tcs sAF Dxs.r1rt ss C12szrsssa AG r.
fsE FTusA:r CSErs Ne - @%i AZ
r2rzKrEmtIcz --- TSAs Is 50 GIVE
SexAee Thai tos ssAs1-assZ, as LAs
psstraet q CSlaMssz has essss s-gss
trazz tie PgpaAfs CSG-E e Lss Ess-
irsrE e Ce1zEas2A L<ttksK TESTS
Eseai&rt &C. .ss estate e EAS4ss
HAFl&A1s late es TIE Lf4kttass ~
C'oa&Eh4s nEesAsx1 A. sec%assz
having EaAiEnS &ER-nki tAE Hssek kaey5
are A4rchF ssFSrG iS sAaaSsI s&t
s&aEs NaEA EAx sa&cAryf tsezeps
ttsalsy azgAfEsaestee ia I&F 80
EcEASer OK eE aSfsEt ths ~ush eAs
g, SotNneF: AG yAs8 cgArra -
thsy ZAF sy Las ~ xSgasee sraa
al eeEess O. EA1c estate 0.Se@
Gucsr nsl hAna Ih4 ~ tsv e
Apr. l@sa ALFRED = p Ask
:ss.s S4s s. NE ssSf4 Ara
THEODORE CCRiswEz4 R-s -rs*f
Of wills FOR ths rsastr4st G.. CN}asn aak
Clerk 81 iss ProsAts CsEyg
apf See
Evening star., 1949-04-15
tttst>t n Mst4t stEN
At Ct >EA RAMON HkhMN a

UNITED sSAEE5 ugsyEltsT CtNsRr
=. fAt s=}E4s+ 81 te- assk-fs Hs1a e. q
fraNRte trssf Es}Ats e. h7@4s
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S. ratFStHrB tsssstrs '&3 kF45 a.
t4yu nast4s tstu ANas rrttsa seF
- U6Eis e. 5hx eel N era Evt 3
H.y", 81 ys 6 atsyrSs~G Rna IVs sF-
tee az assr,t-af tts55er sN
$3.50 Ss'sF p. sHVFv4A, AsrfsaHA I
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iata Al l0 1v .ayE A& -
asbS Se4sy shs apt@ ees .4ys tt-H
FDVA-G n@} tf Eg..se t4ss HnI -
Hfsrof - E.b5lGhyG 4a tAs NaeE-
5sEtSn l&~ hsssoztvF sgr EFs 80
ri1E stat enae Ga each ~ 5ifes
saoS easiNr Rss6s tsteTs jht Sc a
das bsfsta asvuflSaya Ety Efs5 r.4s-
hcaI}ob tF be an4 lrss ttaH lEHsy
caSs hcfaTe Assa tF3H4H aKs VII
tess TIE iSaHafAbst ht4ElnA ,.
LAWS Ch4ft Judge 81 s&f5 V.ss l.
EH4s asa aAs Ut Ap-t 4 T. lEsR
tSys' Attest &9zkiN Mar
ct Ess lsEpufS HNttslss et AIE3s fTg
thc &nsfttf+ g' felUmRts tttf4 ~
TIE FgfshAfE G1E4ErE shk 3"
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HAMEia FAEM 4 SAL Npt H..
ttkAGB4Eee

UNITED STATES fafSgE}CT COT 81
tqE tas nsN&F4Cs ~ NsfGaEzss IA s
fsS ksfgsGass CzaEt ~-~N1 'Strs- sG
l.grlsGsasspr --2has ts 80 N.'
NstEcs ThAt lsSs s&aSc st-s1k 8! Eht
Ss&Ee ~ N3Fszz a A@G Ia sSAit al
New fesE 70 agseg f3V~as SStt rsSe
tAlHea f,a.R tfss FTu1si is SS~Tt =
shF DsAErtsE 81 Gssl - ia, LsfRsfi
TsstzsseEtAgy eB tAf xfAAEE q! S@1ES
r HIt t&1F q ne p.StFgs& .
cu-umesA deceased A. V~tsSs8A'
hAvsps cams a. alE.st lHf esoeKars
are hereby warned ;e ex2jaB f5s
sams ~4ta sat ve.sefssFs ihsFess
ESGz..y agtfss nISS seeS- 20 tEF s2e'
@y1es~s OF 81 before be atA Sky
a. March, AD, 1850 ethsFsRs@ tsey
m2s Sy laa Dc rSSlGGsa tEsss ..
aensni {! A&aa es{Ass Owes uks3f :
o8g hands tbs sF{h dsl ei AasSh
1919. WILLIAM T. HIT Alaa9s
eQss, Va HENRY q GRAY. 3
Wal ST. NsE Vera n \ SEA
A,lesl TRkoDoRE CoGSN FL.
Reg.slsr Of wills fer tic Distract n'
Columbia CLERK Of tse Pre9AtF
CAHYf Nn4.AiA.
Evening star., 1949-04-15
ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 SON
Auetioneers.
ADAM A. WESCHLER q SON,
Auctioueers.

SALE OF Two-sToRy
Rooms AND BATE. RECEPTION
HALL, 2 REAR PoRcHEs, HoT-AIR
HEAT. GARAGE IN REAR.
in Liber No. ss92, folio 274, ct SEQ.
one OF the land records of the Dis
trict OF Columbia, and at the request
OF party secured thereby. the under
signed trustees will offer for sale by
PUBLIC sHetsSn; sm. u frEns n of pNny pTsmiSsys
4 O'CLOCK PM. the followins
described property In the District ot
Columbia; to,wit: Lot numbered EDS. g.
Albrisht's subdivision Of lots in
ington" as per plat OF hrst men
toned subdivision recorded In Liber
County ~ at folio 13l In the once
OF the Surveyor for the District OF
Columbia. Said Block numbered IL
now known for asssssment ,5d a1d tax
Terms Of sale: Property will be sold
sHn,sc' sTass for TO ss.5ooSo, iSs paysSle IN
monthly installments Of So 90 In;
Guiding interest at .6%.. Over ano
ST, 900 90 required of purchaser al
sale. Examination Of title, convey
ancing. recording, revenue stamps
and notarial fees at cost o. puT-
chaser. Terms to be complied with
within thirty days from day, OF sale,
otherwise trustees reserve the right
to resell property at risk and cost
Of defaulting purchaser. after i've
days advertisement OF such resale in
some newspaper published IN Wash
ington. D. c.. or deposit may be
forfeited. or without forfeitins de
post trustees may avail themselves
OF any legal or equitable rights
against defaulting purchaser.
ROBERT @. CARTER.
FORD Z. YOUNG. Jr.,
apf1 12,l5,lS,2o. Trustees.
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EDGAR A. WREN, Atternss,
600 woodward Bniidtnt

UNITED STATES DIE IhIIl SSgEfi SSglf.
Tor ihe District OF Columbia. Hold
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notice: That the subsc rioer OF tns
state of virginia has obtained IIom
the PROBATE Court OF the District OF
Columbia. Letters Of Administrator.
C.TA. on the estate Of Jssnssts
Brovnell. late Of the District o.
Columbia, deceased. Al persons
hsyins claims against the deceased
are hereby warned 70 exhibit the
same, with the vouchers shersoi. 20
Srrsnsr IN an before the 9Th day
q April. A.p-- 1850: oiherwlss thy Z
may hy Law be excluded trom al
beuefif of said estate. Gwen Tnesr
nv hand this sth day Of April Is4t
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Columbia. Clerk Of the FroSse
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