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Evening star., 1951-07-22

REFRIGERATOR, 8 Gu. it., per-
feet for apartment, home, or
summer cottage. 1850 floor sam
pie, just like brand new. Just /
|at Lacy's 9th g. E. Originally
priced $199.95; a real buy at $99.
DEEP FREEZE, 9 Gu. it., 1850
|demonstrator U9. Cross-top
freezer holds so lbs. food; has
full width frozen storage tray,
plenty of shelf space. l at Lacy's
9th g. E; wonderful value. Orig
inally S319.99, now only $199.
GENERAL ELECTRIC, 8 Gu. it.
1850 demonstrator NB8F. Top
quality condition and construc-
ton throughout, dependable.
Just l at Lacy's 9th g. E; sold
for $269.95, now $169.
Evening star., 1951-07-22
TELEVlSIoN, Cont.

HALLICRAFTERS Is" Television.
Just one 1851 demonstration 811
at Lacy's 9th and E SITS. NV.
Originally priced at S259.95, now
a low, low 500.
Evening star., 1951-07-22

KITCHEN Exhaust Fan. 10"
blade, all metal. Orig. S21.95,
just l at Lacy'S 9th & E, will
sell for $3.50.
Evening star., 1951-07-22

NECK "A" Console TeleviSion
New 1851 model 14NfC at Lacy's
8th and E SITS. NV. Priced orig
1nally $269.95. Lacy's price, S79
Evening star., 1951-07-22

MAJESTIC IA" Table Television.
New 1851 model 141 at Lacy's 9Th
and E SITS. NV. Was originally
$229.95, now only S79.
Evening star., 1951-07-22

BENDIX, IT" Console TV with
doors. A truly beautiful set. Just
one 1851 model demonstration
TOOL at Lacy'S 9Th and E SITS.
NV. Sold originally for $339.95,
half priced at S169.97.
Evening star., 1951-07-22

16" CONSOLE TV. Just one 1850
demonstration at Lacy's 9th and
E SITS. NV. Original price,
$309.95; Lacy's price, S199.
Evening star., 1951-07-22

MOTOROLA 16" table television.
Just one 1851 demonstrator Ut
lat Lacy's 9th and E SITS. NV.
Was originally S289.95. Lacy's
price: SI5S.
Evening star., 1951-07-22

ZENITH 16" Console TV with
doors. Just one 1850 model
demonStrator G2439 at Lacy's
9th and E SITS. NV. Sold orig
inally for S399.95, now only
S199.97.
Evening star., 1951-07-22

ZENITH, 1919" Console TV.
Stunning circular screen console
with full doors. Just one 1850
demonstrator m odel 1855 at
Lacy's 9th and E SITS. NV. store
Sold originally for S309.95, now
less than half price. Sl39,
Evening star., 1951-07-22

= D. den!
Evening star., 1951-07-22

KITCHEN CLOCKS, General
Electric. Is at Lacy's 9th & E.
Orig. $5.95, now (plus taxi only
Evening star., 1951-07-22

KITCHEN Exhaust Fan. Adjust
able frame, 10" blade, strong
motor. l at Lacy's 9th & E. Re-
duced from S29.95 to only S6.99.
Evening star., 1951-07-22

EMERSON 16" table television.
Just one 1851 model 661 at Lacy's
18th and E SITS. NV. store. Orig
|inal price: $289.95. LACY'S
PRICE. S149s
Evening star., 1951-07-22
ELECTRIC FANS

INTERNATIONAL 20" Exhaust
Fan. Huge size, terrific cooling
powers. Just l at Lacy's 9th &
E. Orig. priced $59.95, now
Evening star., 1951-07-22

KISKO Trav-L-Air Fans. 3 at
Lacy's 9th & E. Compact, light,
sturdy hassock type. Orig.
S17.95, for only $685..
Evening star., 1951-07-22

FASCO Fan, oscillating, floor
sample like new. 10" blades, all
quiet running. Good buy
at Lacy'S 9Th & e. Orig. S15.95,
now S7,99.
Evening star., 1951-07-22

ICE BUCKETS, Kromex, COM
|pletely insulated, cleaning alu-
minum finish. Has handle. If
perfect would sell for $6.95. Just
10 at Lacy'S 9th and E. $3.50.
Evening star., 1951-07-22

MOTOROLA 16" Table Tele-
vision. Just one 1851 demon
strator 17T1 at Lacy's 9th and
E SITS. NV. Sold originally for
S289.95. HALF-PRICED at Lacy's
| for only S144.97.
Evening star., 1951-07-22

MOTOROLA Is" Console Tele-
vision. Just one 1851 demon
Strator TIKI at Lacy's 9th and
E SITS. NV. Was S319.95. Now
HALF-PRICED at Lacy's, S159,97,
Evening star., 1951-07-22

MOTOROLA II" Console Tele-
vision. With magnificent half
doors. 1851 demonstration model
TIKI. Just one at Lacy's 9th and
E SITS. NV. Was originally
S359.95. now only S179.97.
Evening star., 1951-07-22
WESTINGHOUSE Deluxe Pedes-

tai Fan. IL" blade, 3 speeds,
moves up and down on pedestal.
2 at Lacy'S 9th & E. Orig. $59.95,
now only $685..
Evening star., 1951-07-22
ELECTRICAL HOUSEWARES

ELECTRIC ROASTER, Everhot
automatic roaster oven. Big
enough for 20-lb. turkey or roast.
Prepares dinner for six. We have
4. Orig. price $44.95, at Lacy's
9th g. E, to sell for only S29.95.
Evening star., 1951-07-22
ELECTRIC AND GAS RANGE

WESTINGHOUSE Electric Range.
1850 floor sample G-A64 at Lacy's
9th g. E. Orig. $179.95, reduced
to $144.
Evening star., 1951-07-22

TRADE-IN VALUE! Orig. $299. .95
10" Console TV. Just one 1850
model at Lacy's 9th and E SITS.
NV. store. Come early. You
can't miss at this low, low S39.
Evening star., 1951-07-22

MOTOROLA II" Console TV with
full doors. Just one 1851 model
17K3 at Lacy's 9th and E SITS.
NV. Was originally $389.95
Now a low, low S194.97.
Evening star., 1951-07-22

MOTOROLA. 10" Console Tele-
vision with doors. Just one 1851
demonstration 19K1 at Lacy's
9Th and E SITS. NV. Priced orig
inally at S525. now only S262. so.
Evening star., 1951-07-22

GENERAL ELECTRIC 16" table
television. Just one 1851 dem
onstrator 16T5 at Lacy's 9th and
E. Originally S279.95. Greatly re-
duced to S149.
Evening star., 1951-07-22

WILCOX-GAY 12Ka~ Table Tele-
vision. Just one 1851 demon
Strator 306 at Lacy's Sth and
E SITS. NV. Originally S219.95.
Now only S69
Evening star., 1951-07-22

ELECTRIC RANGE. Because it's
a 1850 floor sample at Lacy's 9th
& E we reduced orig. price from
$219.95 to S176.
Evening star., 1951-07-22

MAJESTIC 16" Table Television.
Just one 1851 demonstration 1900
at Lacy's 9th and E SITS. NV.
Was originally S299.95, now
only S99
Evening star., 1951-07-22

MAJESTIC 1919" Television. Just
one 1851 new model 120 at Lacy's
9th and E SITS. NV. Originally
priced at $219.95, now a very, low
$50.
Evening star., 1951-07-22

NECK 16" Table Television. New
1851 model at Lacy's 9th and E
SITS. NV. Reduced from S269.95
to a low, low 500.
Evening star., 1951-07-22

ZENITH Is" Console TV. A Beau
tiful contemporary console with
|piano-hinged full doors. Just
one model 2437R 1850 demon
|strator at Lacy's 9th and E SITS.
NV. Store. Thousands sold
at their original price of $429. 9.95,
now reduced to a low, low $269..
Evening star., 1951-07-22

CAPEHART 16" table television
Just one 1851 demonstration 321
at Lacy's 9th and e Sts. NV
Originally $279.95; now only site
Evening star., 1951-07-19
BY the Associated Press

CAMDEN. N. j., July 19.-Be-
cause she "just couldn't take it."
Jersey Joe Walcott's wife gathered
up most of her brood of six and
hid away from the televised fight
which made her husband the
worlds heavyweight boxing cham
Ipion.
But after it was all overland
"a yelling, waving crowd had
IStormed the house in a matter of
minutes last night-she laughed
in a choked up way and ex-
claimed: Il knew he'd do it-he
had his heart and soul in it,"
Shortly before midnight. a call
came through from the exultant
Joe himself.
Don't ask me what he said"
she went on. There was so much
noise you could hardly under
stand. But he was very happy.
And he tried to speak to each of
the children. They were happy. 4"
Then excitement got the better
OF her and for the momnt she
could say no more than we're all
happy"
Youngest of the children, six
gear-old Carol. chimed in: Daddy
yalked to me. He said he was fine
and said I was fine. too"
1t was long past her bedtime,
and she was plainly tired, but
Evening star., 1951-07-19
Humble Joe WoIcott Declares
He Won Title Throuqh PRAYER

family. His wife and children
were back home in Camden, N. j.,
but the new champ said happily:
MY two brothers and three
sisters were here"
One of the first to enter Charles
dressing room was his pretty wife.
She waited quietly for her .hus-
band, now and then biting her
lip nervously. Then. she said:
I'm terribly disappointed, ter
Iribly disappointed"
There was little talk from
Charles associates before the for
mer champion came into the
dressing room. And there was
little afterward - except from
Charles, who grinned sheepishly
and kept repeating:
Il just can't believe i'll can't
believe it.
Finally, Jake Mintz-the Pitts
burgh fight promoter who man.
ages Charles along with Tom
Tannas, borough official in
nearby Arnold, Pa.-looked up
and said:
"Ezzard, something like this
happens to every one once in
awhile. Don't worry, we'll get the
title back"
Evening star., 1951-07-19
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Evening star., 1951-07-19
.W Fans May Have
Missed Final Punch
But Not Rinqsiders
By the Assoeiuted Press

PITTSBURGH, July 19.-Tele-
vision viewers may have missed
the punch that knocked out Ez-
zard Charles, but it was plain for
all to see at ringside.
A smashing left hook that
started low and landed with dead
ly effect on the chin of the lean
Cincinnati Negro made Jersey
Joe Walcott the new heavyweight
champion.
AS Charles back was turned
toward the cameras when Wal
colt threw his bomb, many TV
viewers saw only the start-and
not the climax-of the blow. It
landed with a smack that could
be heard around the ringside Sec
ton. Charles fell on his face, his
nose burrowing into the canvas.
He tried to get up and then
tumbled on his back in a neutral
corner.
Evening star., 1951-07-19
|Wolcott' S Wife Hides From TV:
Home Besieged by 2,OOOFons

she fought off sleep and solicitous
sisters with Il want to stay up a
little longer"
Eleven-year-old Ruth was the
only one Of the six who saw all the
fight. Proudly she said: eve
knew it all the time
And the -others-Arnold, IT;
Elva, Is; Doris. IA, and Vince, 10
agreed.
Never had the neighborhood
seen such hubbub. Friends old and
new trooped into the house, filled
every room. The heat was sti-
fling. The telephone rang con-
tstantly.
| Dominating the confused, noisy
scene in the living room was a
huge oil painting of Joe, posed
lat his most bellicose.
Outdoors a crowd police reck-
Ioned at about 2.000--some il.
fancy costumes - shouted and
Ichanted, beat drums and footed
horns, made up suitable song
Iparodies and robust toasts. Some
banged on windows and doors of
the Walcott house, and clamored
TO get inside. A husky friend of
Joe's stood guard at the front
door. and with grins and jests
Tended off the too eager ones.
Amid all this. a woman's voice
was heard, asking anonymously,
who won?"
The crowd hooted. "Who do Won
Evening star., 1951-07-19
By the Associoted Press

PITTSB URGH, July 49,
Heavyweight Champion Joe Wal
cott, the Jersey Joe" who came
of relief to batter his way to the
pinnacle of success, wept a little
as he wiped the sweat off his brow
after dethroning Ezzard Charles
last night.
Walcott, humble man, was al
most overcome by the enthusiasm
generated by coming through with
the biggest upset in modern
heavyweight fight history.
There was tumult in Walcott's
dressing room-utter amazement
in the quarters of Charles. Ez
couldn't understand what had
happened-or how it happened.
I. Walcott was firmly convinced
he had come through with care
fully planned fight-and he was
quick to say why he had won, de-
Iclaring:
Il read my Bible before the
fight. I prayed between every
round. I asked God to help me.
Answers All Questions.
The 37-year-old father of six
Iadded-and he almost spelled out
each word:
Il want to be fighting cham
'pion. want to be a credit to the
ring. I've tried for 81 years for
this night. Now, I feel like I'm
I16 years old"
Once the tumult started to die
down, Walcott answered reporters
questions with all the experience
of a politician at a news confer
Ience.
Yes suh," he felt fine and
mo. suh," Charles didn't hurt
him.
Yes. suh," he knew he would
Idethrone Charles right from the
Start-hadn't he been saying all
along that he'd knock out the
man who had decisioned him
twice previously?
mo, suh." he was never in
trouble.
Walcott was quick to explain
the punch that sent Charles to
the floor for the knockout.
1T was left hook-just a left
hook and no follow-up. Ever
since the Detroit fight against
Charles, I knew I could hit him
with a left hook. I feel fire. II
knew I was in command right
from the start"
Keeps His Dignity.
Walcott never wavered from the
stole dignity that he displayed
when his handlers thought he had
beaten Charles in Detroit. Now |
as then, he sat quiet and COM
posed.
His first thoughts were of his
Evening star., 1951-07-19
papit Will Join Heath
On AII-Siar Grid Squad
BY The Asseeiaied Press

CHICAGO. July 19.-The full.
back section of the collegiate
squad for the All-Star game Aug.
ust II with the Cleveland Brown.
has been completed with selection
of two players.
They were John Papit of Vir.
ginia who romped BOAT yards il
three seasons. and Frank Boyds.
tun. combination ball carrier anc
line backer fran Baylor. Previ.
ously named at fullback were Johr
Dottley of Mississippi, Don Dufel
Iof Michigan and Leon Heath O.
Oklahoma.
Both Heath and Papit have
been signed by the Washington
Redskins.
Evening star., 1951-07-19
LEGAL NOTICES
VERNON p WEST

STANLEY de'NEALE, ATTORNEY,
Flleo June 10. 1861, Theodore Cogs-
~ei' Register of Wills, D. c., Clerk
,,,,,,rr, OF Probate Court.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
TR1cT OF coLUMBTA' N BHTGAlap1a1m9rs1 a mnnieips1
corporation. District Building, Pc
tttioner, VS.. JOHN M. YOUNG. Al
mlnlstrator of the Estate of .Tohn
Dewey Woods, 422 Fifth street,
NM. Washington /. D, c.-Ad-
mlnistrator No. 73.S25.-oRDER.N
tMppi!catlon having been made here
trict OF Columbia for a finding thai
Jonn Dewey Woods, the above
named decedent, died intestate win
out next Of kin within the degree
Of relationship recognized by fhe
laws o1 distribution and for a de-
eseheat to the District of columbis =
under Section 1917, D. c. Code
1910 t31 Stat. -125I), as amended bS
June ae. 1854. Il Il Stat cors fsso5e8 9e4G z
IS ordered this 10th day of June
tSo1; tnat the unknown next OF
deceased, and all others Concerned
appear in this Court on the 25fh
cay Of Sept, 1851, at 1000 o'clock
AM, to show cause why such an
piication should not be granted. LET
notice hereof be published in the
Washington Law Reporter" and in
.The Evening STAR twice a month
1or three months. requiring said
parties to appear on or before ssid
date. which is the first rule day oc-
currtng after the expiration Of such
prescribed period. WALTER nj
BAST1AN, Judge. fSeal.1 Al Trna
Copy. Attest: THEODORE Goes
WELL. REGISTER of Wills for the his.
trict OF Columbia. Clerk of the Pro.
bate Court.
Ss21. 2s.jy19,2e.su17.24
Evening star., 1951-07-19
AIobomo Golf Champ
Shutterinq Par Here

| Herchel Spears, Alabama State
professional golf champion from
the Huntsville (Ala.) Country
Club is doing some fancy par
busting in this area.
Spears, who is visiting Ed
Hyde, secretary to Senator Spark
man of Alabama. posted a 30 for
the first nine holes at Fairfax
yesterday. with six brides and
three pars. Rain halted play at
that point.
Spears, who toured Prince
Georges in 81 Sunday, Army Navy
in 81 Monday and Chevy Chase in
10 Tuesday, played yesterday with
Hyde and Milton Cummings.
Evening star., 1951-07-19
Charles Due to Get Shot
At Wolcott in September

tier disappointment Of his split.
decision loss to Louis in 1947-s
verdict that brought a storm o.
controversy and made Walcott 9
popular figure. 1t also brought
him riches to make up for the
years of poverty when he couldn't
get any fights and was forced tc
go on relief, in the depression
days, to feed his growing brood.
Almost Did 1t In Detroit.
He almost won it again in De-
troit against Charles. He stag
fgered the Cincinnati Negro and
for one long minute Charles hung
on with the desperate strength
of a drowning man. Ezzard re-
covered from the blow and went
on to win easily.
Today things are different. Old
Joe will collect a check of about
$4,000. Charles will receive about
100000. For the return match,
with the prospects of a half mil
llon-dollar gate, plus another
likely $250,000 for television and
radio. Walcott will split even with
80 per cent each. That
was in the contract which called
for return bout within 80 days.
Bocchicchio and Mintz and
Tannas will confer in New York
this week with Jim Norris, presi-
dent of the International Boxing
Club. The Charles people favor
Pittsburgh for the return, Boo
chicchio favors Philadelphia or
Atlantic City. while Norris wants
it 'in New York or the place
where it will draw the most
According to Tom Gallery, a
Dumont executive, close to so
people watched the fight
on television over a 49-station TV
network. Millions of others heard
tl1c dCCouuG on raQlO.
Television to Come High.
The bidding for the TV rights
is going to start high.
"At $25o,oo0." Norris said.
The TV set manufacturers who
paid 100000 for last nights.
rights, will bid strongly against
The theater-television people for
the September show.
The fight crossed $245,O04. and
the 100000 for the air rights
made it the highest crossing fight
show of the year. 1t eclipsed the
S224.000 gross for the Randy Tur-
oin-Ray Robinson upset in Lon |
ion and almost equaled it in sur
,rise. (
Mintz, meanwhile, found him. /
ell under suspension, pending an
August 7 hearing in Philadelphia 4
or his vociferous objections to.
)aggert, IAN Eastern official"
We were supposed to use only /
ocal officials" Jake said. /,
1t didn't matter /,
Evening star., 1951-07-19
PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS for bid No 70.
5o19-5l will be received in fhe
REQUIREMENT Section. Bldg. 50. Ma.
rlonai bureau of Standards. Con-
fnectlcut Ave. and Van Ness St
washington, D. c., until 200 p.m.
July "a. 1851, and then publicly
opened .,e, for one horizontal boring
NIL, Insu as described In the. specifitions
wnlch may be obtained from the
procurement Section. National Bu-
reau OF Standards. 1880.
sEALED PROPOSALS for Bid No. B.
2-383O-51 will be received AT the
rrocurement Section. National Bu-
neeticut Ave. and Van Ness ST.. until
pm. July 27, 1851. and then
puniicly opened for supplying one
Iooi room lathe 1889 as described
N the specifications which NAV he
obtained from the Procurement
section. National Bureau Of stand
3yfa.20.
Evening star., 1951-07-19
AuBREY Q. DooLEY. ATTORNEY.

r7N,,r,,, Old 18th st. NV,
oNIIED STATES DISTRICT eorJRT
LOT the District of Columbia, Holdina
itpeate istpafinn co4rt;f-No. ;. rs. o4a, Admins
That the. subscriber. of the p,strict pic
proSi o. SSo.im5ia has obtained from the he
rnS,se rSSpate COURT OF the District Of
the estate OF Katherine Reilly. also
Known nise as Kate Reilly. late of the
persons having claims AGAINST ths he
1peceased are hereby warned 10 ex-
niplt the same, with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, 90 the
SSaDscIipeI. on or before the Goth
Gay uay q December. AID. 1851; other
wise tney may by law be excluded
irop all benefit of said estate. GiyenI
n,in nnoer lss hand this 18th day Of
BANK OF WASHINGTON. By: ,
fseaTT TTfAAMAS, | Nan. Jr;i Vice President
WELL. REGISTER of Wills for the Dis
k kkriet q Columbia. Clerk OF the Pro-
psts Sourt. jy1e,26,au2
Evening star., 1951-07-19
Continued From Page CID

Continued From Page CID
even more of an edge in Detroi
last March T..
So why a third Charles-Walcot
match?
ut will make money" sale
Charles and his co-managers
Mintz and Tom Tannas.
Il can beat Walcott any time
I've got his number" is the way
Charles put it, even before plan.
had been made for this Pittsburgh
fight.
The old man crossed them ur
last night. His main power was
supposed to be in his right hand
the hand that had dropped Louis
three times in two fights. Charles
watched that right. but he forgot
to watch the left and that's the
story of the fight.
A perfect left hook dropped
Charles on his face. The stricken
champion tried to pull himself
up at the count of nine. He par
TALLY raised himself up and then
toppled on his back-out. Referee
Buck McTiernan waved his arms
and a new champion-even if he
is an old guy-was crowned.
Walcott was ahead at the time
OF the knockdown. The referee
had Jersey Joe In front, 5-1.
Judge Charley Daggert-subiect
OF a violent Mintz protest that
held up the fight 10 minutes and
brought a suspension to Jake
had Walcott ahead, ALL, while
Judge Stewart Red) Robinson
had it even. 3-3. The Associated
Press scorecard had Walcott in
the lead, AZ.
Started Out TameIy.
Until lust before the end. it had
been a tame fight with both of the
boxers eyeing each other cagily
each waiting for the other to lead
Most OF the early punching was tn
the body and there were scattered
boos from the crowd. It looked
Ike Chicago waltz again. JERSEY
Joe had missed several haymaker|
swings with his right and Charles
was watching him carefully.
Walcott opened up in the third
ana brought blood from Charles,
mouth and started a lump under
Ezzard's right eye. Joe scored
with couple of rights later on
but in the sixth Walcott unlim-
bered his big artillery. He clipped
Charles twice with left hooks to |
the Jaw. Charles still was watch !
ing that right. And then the fln- |
lshlng left came, beauty of a
punch.
Old Jersey Joe could hardly be- +
ileVe the fight was over. When I
they hauled him over to the radio /
mlcrophone, tears welled from his
eyes. N 1'-''
Thus, Joe made up for the Bit
Evening star., 1951-07-19
PROPOSALS tcont. J

SEALED PROPOSALS for Bid No. B.
1n-ss36-5i WIN be RECEIVED n the
tionaI Bureau of Standards. Conn
Ave. and Van Ness St NV.
Washington, D. C. until 900 pm.
July 80. 1851, and then publicly
opened for 81 Work Benches as de-
scribed In the specifications which
may be obtained from the Procure
ment Section. National Bureau Of
Standards. jy1a20.
Evening star., 1951-07-19
Cords Sign Two Guards

CHICAGO, July 10 (P.-The
Chicago Cardinals yesterday an
nounced signing of two new
guards, Everette Vernon Quick of
Wofford College, Spartanburg,
IS. G.. and Roy Colquitt, jr., of
the University of Idaho.
Evening star., 1951-07-19

think? What do you suppos!
we're here for?"
For blocks around. traffic was
jammed.
Il haven't seen anything like
this since VI day." a policeman
said.
AS the night wore on, the fans
showed no signs of firing. But the
champions wife did. "I wish
they'd go now" she said. But I
guess there1l be no sleep around
here tonight"
Evening star., 1951-07-19
AUCTION SALES
C. G. SLOAN a CO.. INC.
Observation-Disclosures

Aucti0neers-Appraise
ESTATE SALE
goods and personal effect,
of every description from the Leach
man National Savings and TruSi
Co. Trustee and many other owners
at PUBLIC AUCTION
at SLOAN'S
5l5 18th st.
FRIDAY
JULY goth
at 10 AM.
In part, bedroom. dining
room and living room furniture;
Oriental and domestic rugs; china,
glassware: Bric-a-Brac: antique
French Empire mahogany desk:
radios; bookcases; electric washing
machine; refrigerator. chrome
dinette set; 5 glass display cases;
lamps; mirrors: box springs; mat
tresses; children's desks: Brentwood
chairs. etc. Terms: Cash.
C. G. SLOAN g. CO., INC. AuctS.
Established 1891
jy1s,19.
Evening star., 1951-07-19

Collateral by auction-Default having
occurred in the payment of a certain
obltgation mentioned in Collateral
Note. dated February %, 1851, by
and between Constantine W. Crassas
and Thomas N. Vassil as obligors
and Charles A. Iovino as payee and
at the request of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned will sell by
public auction at Weschler's, 9O5 E
STREET. NV. ON FRIDAY, JULY
90, 1851 AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON,
1900. shares capital stock of Be
thesda Service Center. Inc, of par
value of $1,000 per share. Terms:
Cash JOSEPH @. WEEDA, Attor-
ney for Party Secured, 1912 18th
Street. NV. jy1O.14.19.