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RoBERT W. KIDWELL.
my7.9.11.14.16. Trustees:
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON
Aucti0neefS

Trustees Sale Of VALUABLE 2.
AS 408 COLUMBIA ROAD. NV.
By virtue Of o deed Of trust recorded
in Liber No. 91O6. folio 1877. ct seq.
one Of the land records Of the Dis
quest quest Of party secured thereby, the
undersigned trustee will offer. for
sale by public auction. In front
Of premises. on MONDAY, THE
1851. AT $3.50 O'CLOCK PM. the
nsTde 81 co9mb PsoOt tox Ios
numbered Ninety-six (96) in Guy
6. Zepu and Carroll 8. zepp's. sub
division Of lots In Square numbered
Thirty hundred and ffty-one
(305D. Pleasant Plains" as per
plat Tscord ed II Il. the . 6;s q q the
subject to the condition that said
land shall not be used or occupied
for slaughter house or butchering
establishment.
posit Of $4,000 reauiTsd Of puf;
title. conveyaneing. recording. rev.
enue stamps and notarial fees at
cost Of pq 'is ,es,, Terms Pe rs to I be
serve the right to resell property at
risk and cost of defaulting pur-
chaser. after days advertisement
of such resale in some Newspaper
published in Washington. D. c.,
or deposit may be forfeited. or
without FORGETTING deposit trustees
may avail themselves of any legal
or equitable rights against default
ING '4 EpMuNp NJ. EMMER1cH.
r. EDWARD EARLY.
THOMAS r. HARRISON.
my9, 12.15,17,19 Trustees.
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vile Ladies Independent League
gained first place in Glass c with
1866 led by Hilda Lagos 1863;
Suzettes of Bethesda in D aided
by Boots Jamison's 1886, Team
No. 6 of Clarendon Ladies in z
with l.413 helped by Claudia
Hadefs 305 and Finance, GPC
Ladies. in F with 1870 as Berry
Meyer fired $40. All high scorers
are team captains.
Eva Disney, Mount Rainier
Ladies League, shot on top In
Glass B singles with 500 while
Louise Valentine of the Hyatts.
vile Independent loop took first
in D with 1913 and Lillian Ford Of
Mount Rainier Ladies gained the
E lead with 304. A 254 set gave
Thelma Matthews of the Victory
League second place in F. Vivian
Walsh and Jane Eckloff, Mount
Rainier twoSome, took over second
place in B doubles with 629.
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PimIico Head Asserts
Dream Race Is Alive
Despite Difficulties
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, May 9.-The Ju
bilee Stakes dream race between
the winners of the Kentuck,
Derby and the PreakneSS is be
coming more Of a dream ever.
day.
But the Maryland Jockey Club
president. Maj. Gen. Milton A
Reckord, contends "the race i.
very much alive"
The owners of old Pimlico still
hope to match the first four I'm.
tShers Of the two big races-none
Of the first four in the Derby is
eligible for the PreakneSs-on
May rs, a week after the 3/16
mile run for the black-eye susans.
But yesterday Lincoln Fields Of
ficials reported Royal Mustang
and Ruhe, second and third in
the Derby, have been entered in
the 25,000-added Peabody Me-
mortal to be run at Chicago's
Washington Park on May 80.
The fourth-place Derby finish
er, Phil D, is laid up with a leg
injury, so that leaves Count Turf,
Derby winner, as the only prob
able entry. His owner hasn't de-
cided definitely yet.
Reckord said it was news to
him that Royal Mustang and
Ruhe were going to Chicago.
las late as when left the
ONCE this yesterday evening""
he said, II had been informed
the owners Of the first and second
horses in the Derby looked with
favor on the match, and the
trainer of the third horse said
he had to confer with the
owner"
Will the Jockey Club try to hold
the special race anyway, with
Count Turf the only entry from
the Derby?
Every effort will be made to
stage the challenge race, Reckord
said. And he repeated, THE race
is still very much alive"
He didn't comment on the pos
sibility Of match race between
the Derby and Preakness first
placers.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Filed April 10, 1851, Harry M. Hull.

Filed April 10, 1851. Harry M. Hull.
UNITED STATES s bIsTR1cr COURT
for the District Of Columbia
CAPITAL MORTGAGE & TITLE.
INC. BODY CORPORATE, Plain
tin. VS.. UNKNOWN HEIRS, DE-
vISEES g. ALIENEES OF SARAH
MATILDA MYERS. Defendant
Civil Action No. 1042-51.-The
object Of this suit is to remove
cloud on title to real estate located
in the District of Columbia known
for purposes Of assessment and
taxation as lots II and Is in square
1923 and more fully described in
the complaint herein. On motion Of
the plaintiff, 1t is this, 10th day Of
April, 1851, ordered that the de-
VISEES AND ALIENEES OF SARAH
MATILDA MYERS cause the ap-
pearance to be entered herein on or
before the first rule day occurring
after the expiration Of three months
from the date of the FIRST publica-
ton Of this order. otherwise the
cause will be. proceeded with as in
case Of default. Provided. a copy Of
this order be published twice a
Washington Law Reporter, and The
Evening Star before said day; 50
(Seal) A true copy. Test: HARRY
N HULL, Clerk. BY HELEN K.
RENDURE, Deputy Clerk.
a ap1 20 ,my0, 23, Je6,20.
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Relays Are Features
Of CoIored Hiqh Meet

The colored interhigh track and
field meet will be held this after
noon at Cardozo Stadium at 2:30
The meet will be the first in
several decades for the colored
schools on a quarter-mile track.
Interest will center on the relay
events in which the District high
school teams have been gaining
national attention. At the Penn
Relays, Armstrong; mile relay ran
the distance in 3::29.5-the fastest
time made by any of the 154
schools competing: Cardozo won
the 40 sprint for the second
straight year and Phelps took the
mile relay in it's class.
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Blair Passes 81. Johns
Ito Lead Golf LEAGUE

Blair moved a half game ahead
of idle st. Johns in the metro
politan section of the Schoolboy
Golf Leagues by defeating Bulls,
To. yesterday at Chevy Chase,
Wilson. the interhigh leader, was
idle but its closest challenger,
Roosevelt, won over Anacostia,
80, at Kenwood.
Western beat Tech. 6-3, at
Argyle, and Coolidge won over
Eastern, To-. at Prince Georges
IN other interhigh section matches.
Other Met matches went to Be-
thesda over st. Adams. ga. at
Congressional. and Gonzaga over
Falls Church, 30, at Army Navy.
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Second Bowling Title Captured
BY Teams From Quality Grill
By Ben McAlwee

Quality Grill's team of Jane
MacCord, Edith Christensen, Dor
othy Rock. Alma Vierbuchen and
Rachel Swift is champion Of the
Ladies' Minor District League.
Two weeks ago. Quality Grill
bowlers won the mems Minor Dis
trict League title.
The women's Quality Grill quint
with a 81 victory over N. E. Body
works last night beat out Pear
sons County House for the title
by a two-game margin when the
latter was whitewashed by Haje's
Restaurant. The two teams en-
tered the wind-up matches tied
for first place with Pearson's hav-
ing an edge in pinfall.
Mrs. MacCord. who gained the
leagues individual championship
with an average Of 1892 for SO
games. led Quality Grill to its final
win with a $40 set. Dorothea
Ruddell with a $40 was the big
gun in the Haje's sweep. Helen
113 game was best as
Haje's won the first title from
Pearson'S by one pin. Sis Holt
field of Parsons was second high
in the league with an average of
111-31. The 80 win enabled
Haje'S to escape the cellar on
total pins over Ida's Department
Store which dropped three to
Modern Age.
Final standings:
Quality Grill. $3.50: Parsons. 61-37;
5S-41; Mann's Decorators, 1916; Old
47-6S: Clarendon. 42-S7;
Petworth,. 42-57; King Pin, 4l-5s; Hates.
$3.50; Ida's, 1890.
Seven new leaders moved on
top in the Washington Women'S
Duckpin Association tournament
last night at Bladensburg.
III the team competition Kay
wood Beauty Salon of the Hyatts-
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PERSONAL

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than myself: HERBERT p. KING.
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Wilson High Netmen
Continue Win Streak

Wilson High Schools tennis
team continues to rank as the
team to beat for the interhigh
title it won last year.
The Tigers BANKED Coolidge,
TO, yesterday in straight sets
for their 18th straight victory
over a two-year period. Tommy
Bradford started Wilson on its
way with a 60, 60 victory over
Roh johnson
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Terp Golfers Deal CIV
9Th Straight Defeat

Maryland's 6-3 victory ovel
George Washington University
golfers yesterday left the TerpS
record at four victories and sever
defeats. with one match to play
while the Colonials ended theil
season with seven straight defeat.
after winning their first match.
Neither team plans to send any
representatives to the Southern
Conference championship tourna-
metnt this week. end at Hot
Springs. Va.
Joe Rudiger turned in a "A fol-
the TerpS.
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BowIers Must Qualify
To Compete for Area
Motch-Gome Title

Duckpin stars aspiring to
the Washington area match
game championship will be
called upon for the first time
to qualify. Heretofore the
first 80 bowlerS to submit
their $40 entry fees were &C
cepted. This year the top 80
in a five-game qualifying test
will shoot it out.
The qualification test will
be held Sunday at Colonial
Village starting at 2 pm. and
continuing to closing time.
The examinations will start a
week from Sunday.
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HARRY J. KANE. Jr.,
ROBERT e. HAMMOND.
N.Y., 4,7,Q,l2. Trustee

THos. J. OWEN q SON, Auctioneers.
AS Southern Building.
DWELLING KNOWN AS PREMISES
Nj 2&I2 TWELFTH STREET
By Virtue q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. in Liber No. 9ls2,
FOLIO 45 ct seq, Of the land records
the request Of the party secured
vii sell, at public auction. In front
THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF MAY.
A. D., 1851. AT TWO O'CLOCK P:
M the following described land and
premises. situate In the District q
being North s feet front on Twelfth
Street By the fun depth thereof Of
Lot % and the South 1917 feet
front on said street by the full
iepth there of Of Lot 20 in Starr,
ct al sTbdiyis iona. q saq 1sr o3 nS:
Of the Surveyor for the. District Of
Columbia In Liber RW at Folio liz.
Now known for purposes OF assess
g T.nt aa 40 taxation as Lot s's in
5s5di q ss 1896 All MI b. cA 4saarea
at time Of sale. All conveyancing,
cost Of purchaser. Terms Of sale
to be complied with within thirty
days from day Of sale. otherwise the
ULYSSES thu esopes s ths e r ri and reset eo
of defaulting purchaser. after fiye
days advertisement Of such resale
In some newspaper published in
"''Ain Tfao6lhR Z s, W OWEN.
nv7 ali 141R Trustees.
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CIV Netmen Defeat VPI
For ia Season Mark

George Washington University.
tennis team closed its dual meet
season with record of IL vic
tories and only four setbacks in
trimming Virginia Tech, 81, yes
terday.
Summaries:
Singles-Ed Beale (GW) defeated Dick
0uigg, rs, 6-3; Ted Edelschein [GWl
defeated Dick Morris, 60. 81; Howard
Legum (GW) defeated Eugene schowalter,
6-3. 7--5; Bud Laubscher (GW) defeated
Tom Barham, 60, ST. So; Hal Sloat
tGW) defeated Pete Williamson, 81,
Brown, 81, %. 81.
=, Doubles-Beale and Edelsehein defeated
Showalter and Williamson. 6-3, 6-1;
Legum and Laubscher defeated Bill Pollard
and Barham. 60, 6-1; Sloat and Andy
Cole defeated ouisg and Fankhauser.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

FOR BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED
Wedding and birthday cakes. call
HELLER'S BAKERY, 1921 Mt.
I viii NOT OF BE R ssT for
any debts unless contracted by my
self LaVELLE EDMISTON. ITO
CoMP P1 II HsioUSsEcLEANrNG, doors.
woodwork, paper, windows. Job done
in l day, Reasonable. QUALITY
HSUsEC LEA ~ $40. To-
any debts contracted by any one
other than myself. JEAN M. WOLF,
.622s N. Dakota ave; NV:
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted by any one
but myself. JOHN E. GRIFFITH.
1 VIII NOT 81 BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts incurred by any one
other than myself. ARCHIBALD
FERNANDO DEAN, formerly of 1900
23rd st. Sc, Apt. SID. Washing
ton 20. D. C. IL
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Jets Seek 5th Straight
In Roller Match TONIGHT

The Washington Jets, with four
straight victories, will tackle the
Chicago Westerners again tonight
ut $3.50 o'clock at Uline Arena.
The Jets, paced by AL Masiello'S
grand slam in the seventh period,
defeated the WeSternerS, 26-22,
before 1850 fans last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09

I
$40 nom resi-
dent fish in 6
license fee is
not exorbitant.
w e Ger tainly
got our moneys
worth on this
one trip alone,
not to say any
thing of our
day on Cedar
Greek with the
rainbows.
| We fish e d
! only in the Ma
| tional Park this
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mrs. Schmidt Winner
In Manor Club Golf

Mrs. A. F. Schmidt's 109-26-83
won low net honors at the Manor
Club ladies' day event by one
stroke over Mrs. Leo Shaudis, who
won her first prize with 1851
"a.
Mrs. J. v. Brownell won low
puts with 80.
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OUTDOORS

Our trip last week end into
Virginia'S mountain streams in
company with Bill Newton, If some
what rugged, proved to US again
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4NNh A1nO CNCA SAAA11S w uU WIFI IL
He's dry-f1y fished for trout all his
life and is a master of the art
Furthermore he ties a fly that
seems to be deadly. The pattern
however, we're keeping to our
selves.
Shad anglers had spotted sue
cess. Some made fine catches in
Bush Cove and at Little Falls over
the week end: some had fair
catches at Aliens Fresh, and
Queen AIMS Bridge on the Pa
tuxent; others Jared not so we'll
Perch fishing has fallen off great
ly in the Potomac probably be-
cause of muddy water and the
great numbers of herring and
shad coming up to spawn. The
perch are gorged with roe from
other species.
Those who ventured into salt
waters for hardhead were for tine
most part disappointed. Very few
fish were taken. due no doubt tc
continued cool weather. Meters
are catching them consistently in
moderate numbers, but they aie
not taking bait.
A few rockflsh are making their
way into shallow waters. But
Lusby and his son caught three
on Sunday. trolling out of Chesa-
lpeake Beach. We should say the
boy caught the fish, for Bob tells
us he caught all three. Bert Lamb
well known party-boat captain a:
Chesapeake Beach, made sevei a.
trips out last week with seven fish
his biggest catch for a day. The
rock are pan size mostly. and from
their coloration are just comira
in from deep water. Trollers or
nearby Eastern Shore waters fared
little better.
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AUCTION SALES Cont,

THOs. ). OWEN = SON, A1cteneers.
435 southern BuiidinE.
STORY TSSS BRICK Riss DWELLING BENG MS;
PREMISES NUMBER 3435 EADs
STREET NORTHEAST.
BY virtue of q certain deed OF trust
duly recorded, In Liber No. 1868,
Folio 104 ct seq. of the land records
Of the District Of Columbia. and at
the request Of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees
VIII sell. ct public auction. In front
shs gEsnlsss DAY AZ o oP nav TIE
1851, AT THREE FORTY FIVE
O'CLOCK PM, the following
described land and premises. stu
ate in the District Of Columbia, and
DESIGNATED as and being Lot lis in
the subdivision made by National
Insured Homes Corporation Of lots
and alley closed in Square 5017 and
other property. %. per plat recorded
in Liber No. ITO folio s Of the Rec
ords Of the once OF the Surveyor Of
the District Of Columbia. subject
on said plat subject to Covenants
and agreements of record.
TERMS OF SALE. ALL CASH. A de-
post Of $4,000 will be required at
time OF sale All conveyancing,
cost Of purchaser. Terms Of sale to
be complied with within 80 days
from day Of sale, otherwise the trus-
tees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost Of de-
faulting purchaser, after five days
some newspaper published in Wash
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THE CARROT. q. S. Capitol, wash
ington. D. c., May 5, 1851
sealed bids in triplicate. subject
to the conditions contained herein,
will be received In this ONCE until
y o'clock an an; , Ep;T' June TO- TO-
furnishing the materials and per
version of electrical installations
in the old House once Building.
Washington, D. c., in connection
with the Capitol Power Plant
changes change and Improvements: The
the DC. and 25-cyele A.C. light
ing and power systems to 6o-cycle
operation. and the furnishing and
installing Of l5,000-volt primary
switchgear. $500 KVA of trans
former capacity and 600-volt. sec
" anr go K Es9eS o i76
volt motor-generator sets. trans
formers, switchboards, motors. panel
boards, cables and other abandoned
electrical equipment. The building
contains approximately 10000 SO.
It. Of floor space subdivided into
areas. machinery spaces. and gen
viii be required to pay ali iaborers
and mechanics employed on the
work the prevailing rates, OF wages
in the District of Columbia as de-
termined by the Secretary Of Labor.
Specifications. bid forms, and other
bidding information will be ready
for issue on or about May Is. 1851.
and may be obtained by qualified
intending bidders on application to
this ONCE. Applications should be
filed at once. Bids must be sub
mitted on the form of bid provided
for the purpose and the successful
BIZ 'er will be required to execute
the Standard Government Form Of
Contract for Construction and to
furnish performance bond and pay
ment bond, all in accordance with
the bidding conditions accompany
ing the specifications. The right
is reserved as the interest Of the
Government may require. to reject
any or all bids. to waive any in
formality in bids received. and to
accept or reject any items Of any
bid unless such bid is qualified by
specific limitation. Envelopes con-
taininp bids must be sealed. marked.
and addressed as follows: bid for
conversion. of electrical installa-
lions in the old House Once Build
ing. To be opened June 90. 1851"
DAVID LYNN, Architect Of the Cap
itol. my9.
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ACCOUNTANT. Junior or semi-senior.
for CPA. State age, education, exc
perience, salary expected. Good fu.
ture for right man, Box 434-A. star.
ACCOUNTANTS. juniors; positions
available for men DESTROYS OF OBJ
tanning excellent public accounting
experience. Reply. stating salary ex-
pected, age education. experience,
AeeSS S tS2IA S'A JR.-cPA once. 5.
day wk. Write stating specifications.
2 yrs. schooling required. Boz
AcCoGNTANT. general ledger, real
estate and construction flrm;. down.
town Washington area. Reply. gty-
ing education. experience and avail
ability. Box 435-C, Star. Ill
APPLIANCE SALESMAN, excellent op:
portunity; good pay. Apply 1911
APPLIANCE AND KITCHEN SALES
MEN wanted. Good opportunity for
experienced and willing workers.
Salary and commission. Apply in
person, 2150 Wisconsin ave. -15
APPRENTICE PRINTER to hand-set
type and operate small hot press for
motion picture titles; perm. posi-.
tion. 1928 Wisconsin ave. nv. Ii