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Evening star., 1950-02-17
THE MATJRY
BRAND NEW

7Ol 18th st. NV, near White House
Double rooms, maid service, running
water in each room: reasonable
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American University Park
Sl9,950.
Detached Colonial brick home in one
OF the highest elevations in this de-
large living room, dining room.
Kitchen and lavatory on lst floor
3 lovely bedrooms upstairs. Very
attractive finacing. Call Mr..
Bouscaren, EX. 24S0 or EN-. 44!3.
FRED A. SMITH CO.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

COLORED-646 NEWTON PL. NV,
Apt. II rm., kit. and bath; now
vacant Ia 5474 -1Sf
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IN NEW DEVEI ,OPMENT

ADJOINING CATHOLIC UNIV.
This modern de luxe apt. consists
en-, bedroom and bath. and is in a
convenient in-town I-bus-fare loca-
tion; SS5 plus utilities; avail. i'm
med. Call RA. 1859, J. B. TIFFEY
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DICAIND NEW
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
Ready for occupancy Feb, Goth
I4oQ Mass. ave. NV. tThomaS
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5300 RI,K KANSAS AWE

$500 BLK. KANSAS AVE
2o-ft. row brick, 1st f. reception
nail, liv. .rm., din. rm, den, kitchen,
and powder rm.: 2nd f., bedrms.,
, baths; oil heat, det. garage, house
in excel. cond. throughout; bsmt.
with bath. To inspect cali KEN
NEEDY REALTY CO, NC, GE. 93O2
until @ % m
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Downtown. Furnished

DOWIICUWII, T uI IIISIItU
Near 10th and Pa. ave.; 3-story and
basement, in medical and university
center; 13 rooms, 3 baths, oil heat:
excellent for room renting or for in
stitution use not requiring CONNER
cial coming. Priced to sell at $50
900, on terms.
WOODWARD & NORRIS
Realtors.
723 Goth st. NV, RE. 6585
Evening star., 1950-12-03

seeing him about it again at eleven
tomorrow"
Up in Campbell, Vermont, John
Smith was in the barn, milking the
cows, when his wife came in with
a newspaper.
John" she said, "hear about
this Smith Plan? Just listen!'
Standing in the light of the door,
she raised the paper and read the
account of Senator Cosgrave's
speech.
WHEN she finished, John rose
from the milking stool, surprised
and delighted.
Hey, that's wonderful he
said. "Smartest thing l ever heard!
Give fellers like our Homer a real
chance to study!"
An even Dredk WIN everybody
else," Molly nodded.
John pointed to the paper.
who's this Smith that got up
the plan?"
1T don't say. Some Washington
bigwig. guess"
"Doggone it. Molly, i had
the same idea myself a few months
back! Remember"
His wife said with dry little
laugh, "You had the idea, all
right. But with folks like US ideas
get buried and nothing ever comes
of EN-" The End
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him a chance to make some fine
progressive speeches. 1t was novel
and unexpected, wholly dedicated
to the welfare of the country, and
it might we'll stir up editorials all
over the nation. With that kind of
publicity a man could win an cleo
ton hands down.
That was how Walter G. Cos
grave came to discuss the Smith
Plan on the floor of the United
States Senate. He presented it as
it had been described to him by
the Surgeon General, adding a
few embellishments of his own,
And that night. when he went
through the Washington news
papers, he saw that he had scored
a bull's-eye.
He was on every front page:
SENATOR COsGRAvE BACKS SMITH
PLAN To BUILD FREE FEDERAL
MEDICAL SCHOOL
DELIGHTED beyond words, he
received so many telephone calls
that he found it necessary to hold
a press conference the next day.
He had to answer a lot of ques-
tions, and then one reporter asked,
Senator, who is this Smith,"
"Off the record, l don't know"
the senator said. Il got the plan
from the Surgeon General, and l
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Evening star., 1950-12-03

tried to check with him. but he
didn't know either. If you want
my private opinion" = his eyes
twinkled -" Il think this plan just
grew out of the people. The John
Smith label attached itself to it
just as if it were John Q. Citizen
Frankly, what interests me most is
not Who is Smith?' but How can
we make this plan a reality?'"
Does it have the approval of
the PRESIDENT"
The President will have to
speak for himself. gentlemen. I'm
Evening star., 1950-06-21
Auto Races at Lonhum
Increased to 2 q Week

Stock car racing will be in
creased to two weekly meetings
at the West Lanham Speedway
starting Tuesday night, July IL.
Because of bad weather which has
caused the postponement of three
of five scheduled cards, the cars
will be raced Tuesdays as well as
the regular Friday days.
Modified stock car competition
is set for next Friday with the old
reliables, John Cabral. Bobby
Courtwright. Wally Campbell,
Tommy Coates and Roscoe Hough,
among others, scheduled to race.
Tuesday, Ward Beams Champion
Auto Daredevils will put their
show on at the track.
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Brewers Rally in 9Th
To Gain First-HaIf
Industrial Title

Heurich Brewers, Industria.
League winner last year, are first.
half champions this season. after
squeezing past Randall Motors
7-6. in the playoff game yesterday
on the West Ellipse.
A sixth Inning rally which
brought home five runs pulled
the game out for Heurich. jim
Castiglia. former Redskin full
back. was the big man at the bat
His two singles with the bases
loaded knocked in four runs.
Philippine Club beat American
Security, 6-2, in a District of Co.
lumbia Recreation League game
on the North Ellipse. Bill Kings
triple with two men on put the
Philippine Club into the lead.
Tom Swindler went all the way
for Veterans of Foreign Wars ano
gave up nine hits to defeat Prince
Georges Athletic Club, Ga, in g
Recreation League game on Ana
costa field No. 2.
In the Departmental League
Naval Gun Factory pounded out a
ga victory over Northeast Body
Works on the South Ellipse. Lead
off man Elliot and Catcher Corn
wall scored seven of the runs be-
tween them. George Catloth
converted second baseman, hurled
a four-hitter for the Gun Factory
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AUCTION SALES

hedge clippers, solder. mattocks,
plumbers worms, floor sanding
paper. galvanized pipe, ladders.
combinat tion storm windows, screens,
5000 IT. flooring, roofing. nails,
extension plankS. wire cable, Cole
man furnace and water heater,
10000 sheets waterproof emery
paper, Handee grinder accessories.
machine and wood screws, hammers
drivers. Germantown hatchets and
hammers, brite steel butts, pipe
wrenches. Millers Falls auto drills,
tool handles, refuse pals. pincers,
pliers, chisels, ash cans, large
stock of carriage and machine bolts,
hunting knives, Eagle mite latches,
padlocks, mortise lock sets, Millers
Falls hack saw blades, drills, toggle
and and eye bolts turn buckles, strap
and storm hardware. lag screw
levels, sash chain. v belts, wrecking
bars, shovels, scoops. window glass,
cement finishing tools. shelf and
cabinet hardware, house furnish
ings, marlite tile board. Masonite
shelves. 80 reels each with about
$50 IT. No 3 three-eonductor heavy
duty rubber covered power cable
70 BE SOLD IN REASONABLE
also
National Style "1544(4-1E)RS-4C"
cash register, Lyon-Raymond (4000-
1b0 hydraulic truck, modern metal
Eondolas, .prima vera. floor display
cases Addressosraph. etc.
INSPECTION JUNE 10. 20 AND
u 9 TO 5. je19.20.21.
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at the time and the fish cut
across three Of them with such
rapidity that all became tangled
before the others could pull their
lines in. which added to the ex-
citement. After battling away for
some time, the fish surfaced and
they saw it was tremendous
sting ray.
Realizing it was hopeless to try
to land 1t in the boat, they pulled
up anchor and Anslinger fought
1t drifting. Finally, after a
struggle which lasted nearly an
hour and a half, they beached
the boat and hauled the tired ray
out on the sand and dispatched
1t. To their astonishment, it gave
birth to a young of it's species
weighing about two pounds. The
mother fish weighed more than
so pounds.
After the excitement was all
over, they went back out and
drifting for hardhead, caught
three weighing up to more than
three pounds. From the descrip-
Evening star., 1950-06-21
DannyG Garde||a, Fired ,
Hints He'll Sue Again
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, June 21.-The
honeymoon is over for little
Danny Gardella and organized
baseball. Now it's probably back
to the courts.
The pint-sized outfielder was
reported today girding to battle
for his full $4,000 years salary
from the Cardinals, who cut him
adrift yesterday.
Danny feels he is entitled to
q full seasons pay or the, chance
to work for it," said a confidant
of Gardella, who asked not to be
identified. 1T was all part of the
settlement of his 100000 suit
against baseball last fall
The Cardinals announced Gar
della's pay would end 80 days
after his outright release, as pror
vided in the standard contract.
Gardella, back at his Bronx,
N. Y. home, said tersely, THE
matter is being handled by my
attorneys"
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AUCTION SALES
District of Columbia, and the same
Is expressly reserved and excepted

District Of Columbia. and the same
Is expressly reserved and excepted
from this grant.
THREE: In case the owner of the
property hereby conveyed tears down
the North, South and West walls OF
owner shall observe due care so as
not to injure or damage the said
party wall, shall promptly I'LL in
with brick any holes in the party
wall caused by the removal from II
Of joists or other projections and
634 Maryland Avenue, s.W. from
all loss. injury and damaged through
the elements by making all neces-
sary repairs to the roof and caves
Of the West wall of premises 634
Maryland Avenue, S.W.
binding upon the parties hereto
and their heirs and assigns and
shall run with their titles to the
real estate taxed as Lots sos and
sos In said Square.
described land iS desisnated on the
Records Of the Assessor of the DIS.
trict Of Columbia for taxation .pur.
poses as Lot sos ia Square 463.
TERMS OF SALE: One half cash, bal.
ance represented by promissory note
VI PuLCuaocI pdydUle III GnTce ySATH
with interest at 41a per cent pei
annum from day Of settlement Of
sale payable semiannually. secured
by flrst deed of trust upon prop.
erty sold, or all cash, at option Of
purchaser. A deposit of 81 200. .0O
required Of purchaser at sale. Elk.
animation Of title, conveyancine
recording, revenue stamps and no.
tarial fees. at cost Of purchaser
Terms to be complied with within
thirty days from day Of sale. other
wise trustees reserve the right tt
resell property at risk and cost oi
defaulting purchaser, after five days
advertisement of such resale In
some newspaper published In Wash.
ington, D. c., or deposit may bs
forfeited, or without forfeiting de.
posit trustees may avail themselves
Of any legal or equitable rights
against defaulting purchaser.
HORACE D. PACH
CMentioned in said trust
ALVIN SHAPIRO,
e151I19.2l 2325 TruStees
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Three Saddle Shows on Tap
For Week End in Capital Area

vile. Judges include Frank l.
Hutton. Berryville. Va. and Fred
Pinch. Malvern. Pa. for hunters
and Thomas j. Trodden. jr.. and
Edward D. Talbert, jr.. for jump
ers. Trodden also will judge the
gated events. Frederick r. Diehl-
man, Dutton Court, Catonsville
is the show chairman and will
furnish additional information.
The Potomac show offers an ls-
class card for juniors. hunters and
jumpers. A long list Of commit
tees has been working on the show
which, in addition to the horse
events. viii include games. pony
rides and a grab-bag fishpond.
The Potomac show grounds at
the clubs kennels near Potomac
Md, may be reached from Wash
ington via River road to Potomac
then following the horse show
signs: from Rockville, via the
Great Falls road to Potomac. DR.
James N. Greear. jr.. is Potomac's
MHF. A. G. Earnest its chairman
Judges are Col. c. c. Jadwin and
Homer Gray. Additional infor-
nation may be had by calling
Wisconsin 1885 or Rockville 1895
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LLOYD FLETCHER. y,., and

RICHARD L. WALSH, Attorneys,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia, Holding
Probate Court.-No. 74379, Admin
istration. is to Give Notice
That the Subscriber. who was by
the United States District Court for
the District OF Columbia granted
letters testamentary on the estate
OF Bertha Elizabeth Hartung. some
times known as Bertha z. Hartung
deceased. has, with the approval OF
the United States District Court
for the District of Columbia. holding
Probate Court, appointed Monday.
the 10th day of July, 1850. at 1890
o'clock am, as the time, and said
Court room as the place, for making
payment and distribution from said
estate. under the Courts direction
and control. when and where all
creditors and persons entitled to
distributive shares or legacies, or
the residue, or parts thereof. are
notified to attend. In person or by
agent or attorney duly authorized
with their claims AGAINST the estate
properly vouched. Given under my
hand this 9th day of june: 1850;
PAUL B. CROMELIN. 1895 National
Press Bldg tSealD Attest: THEO-
DORE COGSWELL, Register of Wills
for the District of Columbia. Clerk
Of the Probate Court. je14,2l,2S
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By Angelina J. corobeM

The Warrenton, Va. pony show
the st. Agnes horse and pony show
and the Potomac Hunt horse show
are scheduled this week end. The
Warrenton show, heretofore a two
day event devoted entirely to
young riders and their mounts, is
set for Saturday with morning
matinee and evening sessions
Also Saturday the st. Agnes horse
and pony show, on the estate OF
DIR. J. Fred Adams. Catonsville,
Md. will offer full card Of 81
classes. The seventh annual Po-
tomac show will be held Sunday
at the Potomac Hunt kennels, near
Potomac. Md.
1t will be the 31st holding of
the Warrenton pony classic. re-
puted to be the country's oldest
pony show. with the first class,
the pony model, slated at 10 am,
'EDT. The afternoon session at
o'clock will open with the pony
modified Olympia. and the final
will start with the pony $75 hunter
stake. Polly Baldwin Of Warren
ton is the show secretary.
The st. Agnes program, opening
at $50, lists 10 classes for ponies
including lead rein event and
five classes for juniors. Also listed
is the Cuttings Horsemanship
Award. Championships will be
awarded in the three pony size
divisions and the junior division
The senior classes will start at
o'clock with hunters, jumpers and
gated horses engaged. Tricolors
will be pinned in each division.
The Adams estate is on Rolling
road, between Edmonson avenue
and Johnnycake road in Cations
Evening star., 1950-06-21
MILTON KArLAN. Attorney.

N THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF
Columbia. Filled June 5, 1850, Harry
M. Hull, clerk.-Millicent Sharpe
plaintiff, vs.. Warren L. Sharpe
defendant.-No. 2447-47, Civil Ac-
tion.-The object of this suit is to
enlarge Judgment for limited divorce
heretofore entered in said cause IN
the 25th day Of March, 194S. into /
judsment Of absolute divorce. Or
motion Of the plaintiff, 1t Is this
5th day Of June, 1850. ordered that
the defendant, Warren L. Sharpe
cause his appearance to be entered
herein on or before the fortieth
day. exclusive Of Sundays and legal
holidays, occurring after the day Of
the first publication of this order;
otherwise the cause will be pro-
ceeded with as in case OF default
Provided, a copy of this order bt
published once week for three
successive weeks In the Washing
ton Law Reporter and The EVENING
Star newspaper before said day
49, EDWARD M. CURRAN, judge
(Seal) Attest: HARRY M. HULL
Clerk. By ELIZABETH NJ. KOWAI.-
ski Deputy Clerk.
fAE IA -
Evening star., 1950-06-21
with Bill Leeteh

ton furnished us by Mrs. Ans
linger and the size of the ray,
we Judge it was a species rather
rare in the Chesapeake in that
locality and more commonly
found near the entrance to the
bay
Virginas bass season opened
June 20. East of the Blue Ridge
the season continues until March
Is. 1851. West of the Blue Ridge
it closes on December 81. The
'creel limit on both large and
smallmouth bass is 8 per day. $50
"a season, and the size limit is
10 inches. Virginia. s State license
to fish costs So for residents and
$40 for non-residents. A license
is not required of residents under
16 years of age. However all non
residents are required to have
a license regardless of age. Mem
bers of the armed forces while
stationed or located in the county
in which the license is sought, and
any student regularly enrolled in
any bona fide preparatory school,
college or university of the State
may purchase a county or State
resident license.
Night fishing at the Gooses and
elsewhere seems to have hit its
stride, and many excellent catches
of hardheads have been reported.
Five boats out of Breezy Point
turned in catches of from "A to
l01 fish last Thursday night.
Trolling for the big rockfish
in the vicinity of the Gooses has
continued to be somewhat of a
hit or miss proposition. but has
proved one thing. If you want
to catch big fish, you have to
offer them big bait. Big spoons
and big bucktails and polar bear
lures with long strips of pork rind
added seem to produce best.
Evening star., 1950-06-21
6. W. Sailors Trail
California and Yale
BY The Asseeiotsd Press

NEWPORT BEACH, Calf. June
21.-The University of Californis
sailing team goes into the final
day of the National intercollegiate
championships today leading Yale
by 10 points and George Wash
ington, f1rst-day leader, by IL.
The leading schools placed one
two, three in individual high-point
leaders. Larry Shep. California
led with 1870; Bob McNetti, Yale
was second with 121, and Bob Har-
wood, George Washington, had
lis.
Other scores after the second
days sailing were Massachusetts
Tech. 220: Michigan, 1872; San
Diego State. 173: Denison, I'll;
Boston University. .166; Ohio
State, 166; Pomona College, 121;
Princeton, lit.
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ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON,
AuctiOneers,

rRyBTEEs AVS HssEtsf sAtE or nRIsK Wxsn
HOUSE, CORNER 7th sIREET AND
No.' NO. go % 7th sTREET, s.W.
BY virtue of a deed of trust recorded
in Liber No, $3.50, folio 343' ct
District of Columbia, and at the
request of party secured thereby,
the undersigned trustees will offer
for sale by public auction, in trent
9stn 81 pTsH5seS paY o q1NE On M0NRAf 1s1o tr the The
oS;5sS 3ocR PM It the to1GE,qsde ssret
Columbia, to-wit:
Part of Lot . in Square 463 described
as follows: Beginning for the same
at the Northwest corner of said
degrees 10 minutes East $3.50 feet
along the line of Maryland Avenue
to the center line of a party wall
between the premises hereby de-
scribed and premises 634 Maryland
Avenue, S.W.; thence with the CEN
degrees So minutes East 1851 feet;
thence South 4 degrees AZ minutes
West eos feet to the North face
of the North wall of a brick stable;
thence South SO degrees 43 minutes
East 25.SS. feet to the Eastern
sounaaas Urmsr Of dRned 5Rat part by q wsrren sae
Lown, deceased. thence South 1872
feet to the North line of &C" Street,
South; thence West 100 feet to the
Southwest corner of said lot; and
thence North 39.5S3 feet to the
beginning.
Subject to the party wall rights re-
served and covenants and agree
ments contained in Deed from Jesse
Chidakei dated February 90, 1916
and recorded March l. 1946 as In
strument No. S022 among the Land
p Records OF the District of Co.
lumbia, as follows:
ONE: That the party wall between
the property hereby conveyed and
the property adjoining it on the
East owned by Jesse w. Lown ano
being known for the purposes oi
assessment and taxation as Lot soc
Avenue; S,W. shall never be bull
or in whole without there beinf
first obtained and recorded amons
the Land Records of the District
of Columbia, the written consent o.
the record owners of the aforesaid
two parcels of land upon which Saie
party wall stands.
TWO: That the land and premise
conveyed does not carry with IL an.
right to enjoyment of ingress o.
egress over any of the land com
posing said premises, 634 Maryland
Avenue. S.W which is more par
ticularly described in q Deed re
! corded in Liber 3752, folio. 3ol
among the Land Records Of tn
Evening star., 1950-06-21
OFFICIAL NOTICES

CAPITAL Sesouicentennial
Commission.-A for Grant
of Rights and Privileges to use the
seal and emblem OF the National
Capital Sesquicentennial Commission.
APPLICATIONS will be received in
Room I310. Information Building.
400 Pennsylvania avenue NV,
until July Is, 1850. for the grant
of rights and privileges to use the
seal and for emblem of the National
Capital Sesouicentennial Commits
sion, together with the designation
ofneiaf In vending throughout the
United States, its territories and
possessions. during the calendar
year Of 1850, novelties. souvenirs,
articles Of wearing apparel. and
other articles and merchandise of
the kind and character usually
vended at public expositions. subject
to the conditions and requirements
of the National Capital Sescuicen-
tennial Commission. Additional In
formation and APPLICATION
FORMS may be procured in Room
1910. Information Building. 400
Pennsylvania Avenue NV.
te21 ,2s,jy6
Evening star., 1950-06-21
r. r. NOEL, Attorney,
1920 N. Y. Ave. NV.
Filed June 8, 1850. Harry M. Hull.

r. r. NOEL, Attorney,
.. 14ao n. y; Ave; NV.
Filed June s. 1920: s5ss Harry M. Hull
IN THE UNITED sFri STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District of Columbia.
cHANdE Z OF NAME OF ANpREw
zz4AW1sKIE; 11ls Trying Street,
PUBLICATION. ~ CHANGE OF
NAME.-Andrew Zawiskie, having
filed a Complaint for a judgment
changing his name to Andrew Zawn
and having applied to the Court for
required by law in such cases. It is,
by the Court. this 5th day of June.
1880, ordered that all persons con-
cerned show cause. II any there be,
on or before the 1st day of July.
1850, why the prayers Of said COM
vided, that a copy OF this order be
published once a week for three
consecutive weeks before said day
IN The Washington Evening Star
asd N FnwsRh Washington LAY HRepcrsss
F. (seall A True Copy. Test: HARRY
STRAUSS, Deputy Cleark. je7,l4.aI
ALBERT E. BRAULT, ATTORNEY.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia. hold
ing Probate Court-No. 7423S, Ad-
ministration.-This Is to give notice
that the subscriber. which was by
the United States District Court
for the District of Columbia grant
ed letters testamentary on the es-
tate Of Olive Penniman williams.
deceased, has, with the approval of
the United States District Court
for the District Of Columbia. hold
ins 9 Probate Court, appointed
at 1000 o'clock am. as the time,
and said Court room "a the place.
Evening star., 1950-06-21
LEGAL NOTICES (cent.)

for making payment and distribu-
Courts direction and control, when
and where all creditors and per-
sons entitled to distributive shares
or legacies, or the residue. or parts
thereof. are notified to attend, in
person or by agent or attorney
against the estate property vouched
Given under its hand this End day
Of June. 1880 NATIONAL saw
INGS AND TRUST CO.. by Bruce
Baird, president. tSeal.) Attest:
THEODORE COGSWELL. REGISTER
bia. Clerk Of the Probate Court