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Evening star., 1952-03-20
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Mar. 20 R,.--Cotton fn-
lures displayed moderate rallyins tenden-
cies in forenoon dealings today, paced By
trade buying and short covering In old
crop deliveries. Hedging was mostly. scale
up In nature. There was some selling OF
and october.
Dallas advices said that there was
no rain in Texas. 1t was warm in the
Rio Grande valley and cooler In the Pam
handle region. The adyices said that the
expected dust storm appeared 70 be de-
layed, but II stu was forecast by the
weather bureau.
Distant futures deliveries were me-
glected and on rather sharply from the
Noon prices were unchaneed to $50 4
bale lower than the previous close. May
Al. .46, July 40.50 and October 37.44.
Evening star., 1952-03-20

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Ital Pub Ut3s77 AzM
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Serbs IT'S 0s62 1oi<
Urug Q 4hss 10 157S
NEW YORK CITY
81 40 100uta
DOMESTIC lis
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|Am&FP4.6 .6Os07 7oH
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AmT&T 23ks57. ia
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|AnsLauN As 60 oe1A
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3 a O Is N 0H 7SM
BIO 30 20O0K 75M
B&o cv4ls201O s.
|Bos Ne As 90 ~
Bum RAP 81 St Sh
Can Ssu 81 g. 104i4
CAP Airl - GOA e4iz
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Chf&LAh2003 6o9k
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Evening star., 1952-03-20

Peiping radio today charged
United States forces with using
poison gas as well as germ war
fare on the Korean front. Ear
lier the Red radio had rejected
scornfully the United States invi-
tation to join in the proposed Red
Cross investigation.
Evening star., 1952-03-20
odd,Lot Dealings

The securities and exchange commission
cusosrs Sfay SSy .osS ssss 3. d:a %
cialists On the New York Exchange toE
March 10: 6,O6S purchases inyclvjpe
lts; isl shsrss s1lfs tnEclvinE IlISiSi lI5;aiSi
662 shares sold inert on 81 orders.
Evening star., 1952-03-20

Lee Good"n' u. t10nS. l.. "A.
Davidson was promoted from as
sistant to the president to finan-
cial vice president Of the three
companies and A. K. Hatfield
from assistant treasurer to treas
urer and controller for the three.
Mr.. Davidson also was elected a
director of the companies yester-
day.
Raymond F. Rodgers was pro-
NOTED from auditor or assistant
treasurer in Government EN-
ployees Corp. and from chief ac-
countant to assistant treasurer OF
Government Employees Insurance
Co.
Robert r. Springer was pro-
NOTED from manager Of the I. B.
M. division to assistant controller
of Government Employees In
surance Co. and. w. r. TinSley
was promoted from manager, Of
fice services. to assistant secretary
of the same company.
- Big Attendance Expected. :.
A large attendance is expected
for the third general membership
luncheon of the Washington
Board of Trade at the Mayflower
Hotel tomorrow noon because of
the subject to be discussed: How
Area Planning Can Help Your
Business.
Directors Of Security Storage
Co. today declared a regular quar-
terly dividend of $1.25 a share,
payable April 10 to stockholders
Of record April S. President Clar-
ence A. Aspinwall announced.
Books will be closed between those
dates. -.
G. T. CTed Kellogg. Washing
ton newspaper and public rela-
tions man for more than 20 years,
has joined the staff Of Radio
Television Daily as chief Of it's
Washington Bureau. He succeeds
]. N. Bailey.
Acacia Assets Climb.
Assets of Acacia Mutual Life
Insurance Co. increased more than
SIS million in January and Feb
ruary and on February 20 ex-
ceeded $246 million, stockholders
were told at the annual meeting
yesterday.
In the same period. company
had an increase Of more than $40
million In insurance in force.
raising that total to above ST.
100000, 900.
Reelected directors were: E. c.
Graham, Joseph H. Hines, Homer
A. Holt, Joseph H. Milans. William
Montgomery. S. E. Mooers. j. B.
Nichols, L. p. Steuart and Roger
]. Whiteford.
Others not up for election in
clude: Bruce Baird. Everett j.
Boothby, George B. Burrus. James
e. Collifiower. Paul B. Cromelin,
Philip L. Graham, Frank T. Hines,
J. Edgar Hoover, Howard w. Kacy,
Samuel H. Kaufman, Mark
Lansburgh. Alfred @. Neal, Thorn
ton w. Owen. Andrew Parker.
Frank j. Stryker and Lloyd B.
Wilson.
Speaking Prizes Awarded.
A 10 weeks course Of Washing
ton Chapter. American Institute
Of Banking. closed with the
awarding Of prizes at Hamilton
Evening star., 1952-03-20
Metol Quototions

NEW YORK. Mar. 20 O1.--spot nom
cents pound connecticlt valley. LEAD
cents 81 | ! pound. East 81. Louis. TN T 81 ii Z
pound, New York. At pittsburgh, scrap
steel No. heavy vas quoted q 6.
Evening star., 1952-03-20
.9alee


100 PM. 71o COO 200 ON. 600 600
tUnit Of trading 10 shares. eIn hank.
ruptcy OF receiVership or being reoFeanised
under the Bankruptcy Act or securities
lends In the foregoing tables are annual
1ishursements based on the last quarterly
Or semiannual declaration. Unless other.
not included cld Called. ~ dividend
siSssd u DS 90 csss . q s..a oc R
n stock estimated cash value on q diyi-
dsnd date. 3 Paid last wear. b De
split-up. kDeclared Or paid this year. sr
accumulatiye issue With dividends "a ar
rears. nd Next day delivery. Paid this
action taken at last dividend meeting.
g Declared or paid In 1852. plus stock
ssosS e Rsifa y S1g
1 Payable In stock. exact cash value vndo.
termned ON declaration data
Evening star., 1952-03-20
Foreign Exehonqe

NEW YORK, Mar. 90 R).-FOreign ex.
change rates follow (Great Britain IN dol
/, Canadian dollar in New York open mar.
get 17/32 per cent premium or 100.53H
United States cents, on 1882 Of Q cent.
up i Of cent; 80 day futures 2.SOf.
up j Of . cent; 60 day futures 2.79M
cent; ssnt Belgium yS Sas 5SsHneS franeS 1854 1854
up .00h of . cent; France (franc) .2Ssi
Of 4 cent, unchanged; Holland (guilder
1855, OF .01 Of q cent; Italy Qira .16K
9f cent unchanged; Portugal (escudo
$50, Unchanged Sweden ikrona) 1885
unclaimed; Switzerland (franc) Gree,
22;SS g.. OH ;O2 Of q cent.
unchanged; Brazil (free) $50. UNCHANGED
Mexico II 81, unchanged; Venezuela (boli.
var( 30.O3. unchanged.
changed -
Evening star., 1952-03-20
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. Mar. 20 01.-Dividends
announced:
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N. 7. Curb Market

IlsE 2 csi1 ssi
Evening star., 1952-03-20
II. Y. Bond kurket

.rF Y G4 81 :aSshb si 80,
Evening star., 1952-03-20

Esss.. market steady. Receipts iisht,
Prices paid fob. Baltimore By nrst
receivers: Large. min. 20 pct. A quality
whites, 30-42h; brown and mixed scolors.
38-41h. Mediums min. 20 pct. A quail
coiorss 3Sh-39.
Current receipts. 34-361s.
Receipts: Butter. 36.S94 pounds; eggs.
Evening star., 1952-09-03
OFFICES b STUDIOS FoR RENT

EVANS BUILDING, 1870 New York
ave. NV. Available immediateiy.
auirements. PENN PRoPER1TIEs.
Suite GIG, Evans Bldg. ME. 1I07.
DUPONT CIRCLE OFFICE BLDG.
ofnces available for professional and
trade ORGANIZATIONS. 1346 Conn.
ave. n.w.. AID. 5000.
THREE-R0OM SUITE. pvt. lavatory:
light. airy ONCE; immediate pos
session; NV Penna ave. Phone Dl.
SUITE, mod. prof. bldg, 10th st.
NV; entire End A.; 8 rms: rent,
$500; parking; secretarial services:
furn. avail. RE. 70S2. -
10000 SO. FT. AVAIL. In multiples
q 1o'90G,ji rsi,in1. nrand-nsw n new nv bldg.
senaer elev.. E. .ooo.ib cap. freight
elev.; adj.-heiEht loading platform
yholesssIs. s. display. MR.. RoBERT.
1917 18th ST. N.w.-onces avail
dseel.td slsi slio Sff ea ST. sR.ef $3.50 81 newly
1918 PA. AVE. N.W.-end and 3rd
frs. rms, ea.. for rent as a whole
RICE FfT%dERAID. HSSSi R.oi ma. 0ecSS ssse. MAo Az
2-RM. OFFICE SPACE for rent, 112O
18th st. NV. Apply 1l22 10th st.
NV, or call DI. 6265. %
IN LAWYERS SUITE--Newiy reno.
waited, complete D. c. library, recep-
tionist' secretarial service. RE.
PRIvAIE Ea'oA1ds SS,EFIcE, S,E in LEVERS suite.
CLARENDON. HIGHLAND sQ.-Prof.
Office. 3 rms, plus furn. waiting rm.;
$50. CHI. 1922. CHI. 6644. %
AIR CONDITIONED, and IN rooms.
newly decorated; excel. loc.; short
lease. Call MA. 0422. -5
18th AND G SITS. N.W.-Newly re-
conditioned large rm.. available In
newly modernized Colorado bldg;
reas. rent. See Mr.. Seyn1ore, on
eERsEk. elsRsaiEsks or. SSot' sSSooto'. -1ooM .
DOWNTOWN, End and 3rd floors;
1000 So. It. each; modern: COM
bined or separate: ideal loc.; suit
able for union. school, dance studio,
local or nat Org; reas. ST. 1874.
r ST. AT 9th. 527 9th st. NV
Gees s work asn% shops 10 Ell sHSn Apply $40
PA. AVE. AT 9th. northwest corner
About 1000. So. IT. or more. End
floor; suitable for salesrooms: Of,
PA. AVE. AT 10th, S45 Pa. ave. NV.
Downtown business section. close
to Government depts; good loca-
tion: convenient: reas. Apply $40
r st. NV Room 49, MA SOo5 =
Evening star., 1952-09-03
Star Midget Drivers Race
At Lanham Track Friday

Dutch Schaefer of Floral Park.
N. Y, and Jiggs Peters of Plain
field, N. j., were expected in Wash
ington today as the advance guard
of drivers coming here for Fri
day nights combined midget and
stock car racing program at West
Lanham Speedway.
These two will head lineup OF
from 20 to Is pilots in the midget
program of five races starting at
$3.50 pm. Friday. after which the
stock men will take over.
Schaefer was popular as one Of
the leading midget drivers at
Lanham from 1916 through 1948
and has appeared here on special
occasions since. During his star
ring days at Lanham he set track
records at 10, IS. IS, 100 and 500
laps.
Peters was the American Racing
Drivers Club champion last year.
Evening star., 1952-09-03
Trophies Given York WCA
Tribute 10 D. T.. Swimmer
speeioI Dispatch TO The Sior

YORK, Pa. Sept. 3.-Mary
Freemans pleasant smile and
swimming ability was the insplra-
ton for the donation of 81 swim
ming trophies to the York YWCA.
Miss Freeman. member OF the
Walter Reed Swim Club Of Wash
ington, D.. c., competed here at
the dedication of the new YWCA
swimming meet and later was
queen of the National YMCA
meet before swimming in the
Olympics. She so impressed Mrs,
George H. Whiteley. jr., that Mrs.
Whiteley thought it would be
wonderful if York girl with
qualities similar to Miss Free
mans would be honored each
year. -.
1t inspired Mrs. White1ey to do
nate 81 sterling silver cups to the
YWCA. One large silver cup will
be on display at the YWCA here
for so years, while the other cups,
smaller copies of the big cup, will
be given annually to some out
standing girl swimmer here.
Evening star., 1952-09-03
Toni Rowe Repeats
As Top Woman Here
In Duckpin Bowling

Toni Rowe. champion Of the
Capitol Ladies Major League. is
Washington's No. / woman duck
pin bowler for the second straight
year.
In the annual ratings Of the
Washington City Duckpin Asso-
citation announced today. Frances
Wilson, who trailed Miss Rowe in
q close battle for the Capitol
League title, is second.
Miss Rowe rolled with the
fourth-place Bladensburg team in
the Capitol circuit and Miss Will
son with fifth-place Fort Davis.
Both also were members Of the
Crawley League at Mount Rainier
Miss Rowe averaged 1920 in
1913 league games and 1897 in
IS tournament games for an over
all mark Of 1867.
In league play she was excelled
by Miss Wilson, but had a distince
advantage in tournament compe-
tition.
Mildred Stadtler, District area
match game champion, landed
third in the ratings.
Lorraine GULL. many times
ranked No. both here and ma
tionally, is given honorable men,
ton this time,
Evening star., 1952-09-03
PERSONAL

A COMMITTEE 1857. washinstonians
Fellow Royal COLLEGE OF physicians
and surgeons to address meeting,
giving report Of results In more than
5000 cases Of heart disease. Mr..
OTIS J. BOUMA, chairman, NE.
vACxNcY IN NURSING HOME for
elderly person: 24-hr. nursing care,
Licensed hy state and county; Super
GET 4HERE M FAsTEs. Cheaper. s sa' ssts9: STtG:
Seattle. 500. For Information. res res.
ervations. call MA. 1855. 72O 14th
st: NV. ATA is not q regularly
scheduled carrier but operates on
non scheduled basis to serve the
needs Of the Washington-Baltimors
fMEkMANENT. u 1.I q; shampoo, WAR
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE, 1910
j will Vii. NOT NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
osSsr ahS dsSsi tSsn @1se HzNSs vnz Hes
No: II Belleview ave-, Alexandria,
LSg S!ts,Rlis GHNeLorz DANCE srupSios.
Ballet, acrobstic. tap, baton tWiri-
ing, For information. call ia.
GIT THERE FASTER. cheaper. safer.
Ely ATA air coach to California. $97;
eTvations. eau Ma. 1856. 7So l4th
scheduled carrier but operates on q
non-scheduled basis to serve the
needs Of the Washington -Baltimors
area.
Evening star., 1952-09-03
With Bill Leetch

and even in daytime wool shirts
are needed when fishing along
shaded shorelines. We have a
wood stove. ice box, pump, sink.
two gasoline cook-stoves. Colman
lamps. mattressed cots and plenty
of warm blankets.
Our brother, the doctor, comes
up after Office hours most nights
and joins in the evening fishing.
spending the night with us in a
second tent used exclusively for
sleeping quarters. The game war
den has checked our licenses, the
forest warden our camp and we
now feel thoroughly at home.
No newspapers, no radio or tele-
vision, no telephone-nothing to
disturb us except the sound Of
wind and water, the bird calls, the
splash Of a leaping fish or the
distant sound of an outboard
motor.
The lake is almost deserted by
man at this season.
The constant casting with fly or
bait rod is somewhat firing on our
forearms. but we're getting hard
ened. We have caught no lunkers
as yet, but there's always the hope
ahead. There are mighty bass in
this lake and northern pike that
will go better than 20 pounds.
Yellow perch grow to kings size.
too. and are just as delicious eat
ing as those from Aliens Fresh or
the South or Severn Rivers near
Washington.
Time passes swiftly in this
campers paradise. All we do is
sleep and eat and fish, yet the days
run out far too quickly. Before
we realize 1t, we'll have to hurry
back home. But right now, as
the postcards say, wish you were
here"
Evening star., 1952-09-03
.26Area Pros 10 Play
In Baltimore Event

TWenty-six pros from the Dis
trict area, plus all the regulars
from Baltimore and Jack ISaacs
and most of the Virginians have
entered the pro-member tourna-
ment tomorrow at the Bonnie
View Club in Baltimore.
Jimmy Duke, host pro, an
nounced that 81 900 will be added
to the pro sweepstakes purse
alone, plus the pro-amateur prizes.
That makes the event the richest
18-hole tournament of the season
to date. .,,..---- .a
Pairings of the Washington area
pros:
300 Harry Griesmer: e:06 Eddie
Gibraski; 10:1s1Bill Markham; 1o:24-
ii I:00-Charley Muck; 11:0S- Fred
Bolton: 1l:12-Frank Tenney; 1l:24-
Bill Downing: 11:42-M Houghton; 1l:54
Bob Brewington oc
I:;oo-A5 ya~tfiegn sni2cef: i2:os 1,SSlss4e.. s4M
pIsgtsy-biif psgsy Rifkeitf efa6be l@42-M'l'0n Logan
I:1s-Max Elbin: 1:3O-Carl Rasnic;
1:42-Jim Buckenheimer. n.
gan; 2:24-Roger Peacock; 3:o6-Eddie
Stevens.
Evening star., 1952-09-03
OFFICIAL NOTICES

ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL
BOARD. Washington. p. c.. August
"a. 1952.-Notice Is hereby given
that the following persons have ap-
piled for licenses under the District
of Columbia Alcoholic Beverage Con-
troll Act. that remonstrants are en-.
titled to be heard before the grant
ing Of such licenses, and that hear
ings will be had upon such applica-
tions for licenses on September 10,
1852. at 1000 o'clock AM. in
Room No. 3114. the New Municipal
Center. 3rd and Indiana Avenue
NV: No. 1049. Jacob s. LIGHT and
sor. ss5rs ssss sss 95s T955s:nFlf Ets 5sssf ss4sst
NV. No. 1924. Morris Rosenfeid
and Frank Rosenfeld. Ret. "B'. 6O35
Connecticut Ave. NV. No. 1855.
Peoples LIQUORS Inc, TIA Peoples
NV. No. 3437. Paul Joseph Fitz-
gerald, TIA Colony Restaurant. Ret.
"C". 4915 Georgia Ave. NV. No.
1928. Johnnie Brazelton Mcclure,
Third st. NE. No. 1927. Shfpiey
M3srkistsi Ne ssi Inc, gsA ssas ashhiplsy Msrksts
e.E. ALAN w. PAYNE. AGNES K.
MASON. JAMES o'D. MORAN.
Evening star., 1952-09-03
PROPOSALS
RELEE SEWAGE EJEcIoR STATION

Ariinrtcn. Va eo"
J.. Sealed proposals for the son-
Ejector station in Arlington. VIZ.
ginia, will be RECEIVED by the County
Eoard tSa lint IN the once Of the Clerk to
Arlinston. virsinla, until 800 pm:
O'Clock. on September II. 1852. and
there publicly opened and read Inn
mediately thereafter.
a. hs soy work mste1,s T consist G1 DrOydns Ling
incidentals required for the con-
ready to operate. including Founda-
tion. Superstructure, Piping, Miscel-
laneous Metal Work, Ejector Equip
Power and LisSfins ssstem siessr'cAl ete
3. Plans. specifications. bidding and
contract documents may be ex-
amined at the once Of the Santa
ton Division, Court House. .Arling-
Spon depos dpS Of fen poafs safss SsStsoe5
per set. Full refund will be made
for. return Of each set, in good con.
dition, within two weeks after clos
ing date for receipt Of. bids.
form contained in the Contract and md
Specifications.
3. Contractors. whether resident or
ouired to show evidence Of
certificate Of registration as re:
guired by Chapter z Of Title "a Of
the Code of Virginia before their
bids will be considered, II the bid
is $20,O0O.00 or more.
b. All bids must be accompanied By
q certified check or acceptable bid
der's bond in an amount of not less
than Five Per Cent (5So) of the
amount Of the bid made pay able to
the Treasurer Of Orlington County,
virgfnia. Said checks win be re-
turned to the unsuccessful bidders
within fifteen d5l days after
z. The successful bidder will be re.
quired to furnish Q Performances
Bond conditioned dpon the faithful
performance of the contract and
upon payment Of ali persons supply
ing labor and furnishing materials
on the construction Of the work.
y. No bidder may withdraw his bid
within thirty (30l days after actual
date OF opening thereof.
g.. The County Board or Arlington
County. Virginia, reserves the right
TO reject any or all bids and to
waive any informality in the bid.
BY: A T. LUNDBERG,
Dated Aug. 13. 1862.
Eastern Daylight Saving Time.
au27. SEQ.
Evening star., 1952-09-03
Howard Craig SET down
10 Days for Rough Riding
BY the Associated Press

DETROIT, Sept. s. Howard
Craig. the Nations second-ranking
Jockey, was set down for 10 days
by Hazel Park stewards yesterday
for rough riding in the third race
Monday.
Craig. riding Eternal Coin. was
accused of cutting in on Blake
Collins, an apprentice, and Iberia
Boy. Eternal Coin won, but was
disqualified and placed second to
Collins mount.
Collins, who repeatedly swung
at Craig with his whip, was fined
S100 but was not suspended.
Evening star., 1952-09-03

ginning to turn and a tang Of fall
in the air. The scenery is unsur-
Ipassed in the Eastern United
States. All around are the spar
king waters of the lake. tapping
evergreen clad shores whose
panoply Of pine. spruce, fir. cedar
and hemlock fises mile after mile
to lofty mountain peaks COM
|pletely surrounding us.
And the bass are hitting. After
q rather torrid summer for this
area, cooler nights have tempered
the water of the lake to the point
where the smallmouths are COM
mencing to take a real interest in
putting on some weight before the
chill Of winter sets in.
We're very comfortable in this
high island camp. Our tent is "a
by 18 feet, completely fioored and
screened. with q front porch look
ing south. The nights are COO
Evening star., 1952-09-03
Notre Dame Squad Of sc
Reports for Practice
BY the Associated Press

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Sept. s.
Approximately so candidates were
to report to Coach Frank Leahy
today when fall practice opens for
Notre Danes football team.
Leahy, whose pessimiSm blooms
perenially, may be right this sea-
son. At least, the Irish appear
far from hand tailored. Leahy
said he was concerned with only
one objective at the moment, the
opener with Pennsylvania at -Phil-
adelphia. September q. -
Evening star., 1952-09-03
SPECIAL NOTICES

ANY FAMILY living vic. of Daven-
port st. and Conn. ave. desiring to
keep and share deep freeze. call
chow MANY DAYS HAS MY BABY
to play? Saturday, sunday, Mon
day. Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday,
Friday" So goes song for small
fry. Our 2h-year-old vital statistic
loves to favor us with its haunting
melody, and its taunting words.
While baby plays, we're as busy as
? cat with two mice around here.
from dawn until lamp-lightin' time
in the valley. handling your writing,
editing. and typing needs. MEARS
MANUSCRIPT SERVICE RE. 3513.
Denrike Bldg. If you want q sue
cessful written idea, don't load the
dice against yourself with an inef.
fective presentation.
CAPITAL TRANSIT COMPANP-DIv-
IDEND ON STOCK-Pursuant to
action Of the Board Of Directors Of
Capital Transit Company at its reg
ular meeting held on August %.
1862. a dividend OF Thirty-five
Cents t35c) per share on the Capt.
paid on October /, 1852, to Stock
holders /of. record Of such stock as
Of September IL. 1852. The stock
transfer books Of the Company will
not be closed. RALPH T. POWELL.
Secretary. Se3
Evening star., 1952-09-03
OUTDOORS

SARANAC LAKE, N. Y. (by
mail) Bill. jr.. and your scribe
are testing their luck against the
willy smallmouths of Lower Sara
Evening star., 1952-09-03

Downtown-Century. Bids. 4I2 9Th
st; st;;u1n;;w:; nv; modern nreproof elevator
reasonable rent; singles and large
Room 407. 412 5th st. NV. RE
1894.
COLORED-6I27 GRANT ST. NE
Densely populated neighborhood, 4
rms, and bath for dentist. lawyer,
realtor. etc. On same hoor with
nee with living quarters ct reason.
able rental. Phone LU. 4-1592.
Evening star., 1952-09-03

mac Lake. N. Y.
We cam e up
last Saturday
by way Of SYRIA
cuSe, . trip Of
568 miles. and
made camp on
g ose Island
e early Sunday.
We hope to be
here for an
other week.
It is delight
full in h e
AdirOndackS at
this season with
the leaves be-
Evening star., 1952-09-03
AUCTION SALES
THOS. ]. OWEN q son, Auctionecrs,
435 Southern Building.

Trustees Trustee sale, sale Of valuable TWO;
KNOWN AS PREMISES NO. 144O
BANGOR STREET, SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue Of q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded, In Liber No. 1888,
II,. Folio 4ss' ct ,,;..L; seq, Of the lard
and at the request Of the party Sc:
Hrsa aiEeny S 81. Il the pubic ssssea
DAY THE FouRTH R1T'fsi DAY y or SEP
TEMBER, AID. 1889. AT THREE
O'CLOCK PM. the following de
scribed land and premises. situate
in the District Of Columbia. and
desisnated as and beine Lot 4 In
SQUARE 5S13 In the subdivision made
ss per plat 1rscorded in the the ofhcs;
Of the. Surveyor. for the District Of
Columbia In Liber 124 at folio 2.
Subject to covenants and restric-
Terms: Sold subject to prior deed Of
trust for approximately IS, ,069.00
.aGs1sT M ms shieh hs s puP
chase price above said trust to be
paid in cash. A deposit Of $500 90
required. Conveyancing, recording,
etc, at purchasers cost. Adjust
Terms to be complied with within
feteS ana qeS0s DS !. ioI sd
vertised and resold at the discretion
Of the trustees:
NATHANIEL j. TAUBE,
VIM. E, HUTCHINSON. AttoTney. Attss.'i Tor
Trustees. 925 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-09-03
DANIEL ". O'DONOGMUE. N

F1led August 70. 1852. Harry M. Hull.
Clerk.
m THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
CO.. GSurt for the the DISTRICT Sf columbia:-
Plaintiffs vs.. Lawrence A. Widmayer,
Executor under the Will Of Margaret
=. Neligan,, Deceased. ct al. Defend
ORDER PUBLICATION-A ABSENT DE-
sD4Sne constrae VIII In'eSi Ct u Wiam shis 'V1t W.
Neligan. deceased, for an Accounts
ing. for appointment of q Successor
Testamentary Trustee. for Declara-
tory JUDGMENT. and for other pur-
poses; On motion Of the plaintiffs.
ordered that the defendants. James
Bambury. Executor under the viii
Of Daniel W. Neligan, deceased,
Coole, Ballylonford, Ireland; Pa
erty under win fes of said ID Dan Daniel a'0R ".
Fries, County Kerry. ireland; jane:
J. Neligan, non compoS mentis. Vet
Grams Administration Hospital.
erans' Administration Hospital.
Perry Point, Perryville. Maryland.
Custodian of the said James j. Neli-
gan. non compos mentis. cause their
appearance. to be. entered herein on
or before the fortieth. day. exclusive
curing after the day of the f1rst
publication Of this order; otherwise
the cause win be proceeded with as
In case Of default. Provided. q copy
week for three successive weeks in
the Washington Law Reporter. and
Tue Evening star Newspaper before
MATTHEW'S, judge. tseal;l Attest:
cAAEIrs caHst ~ +. sHai MecAiIrY eff; Deputy fy
Clerk au27 sea 10