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WARD, sIMMONs q HORTON,

IVU0 lOtu nb. NV
Court for the District Of Columbia,
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ceased. Administration No. 70066,
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LEGATION. The notificatlon Is to
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winning, $3.50, to carry OF the
Catholic League title before a ca
pacity crowd Of $500 at Cath
olic University.
The hard-fought battle proved
that the Catholic Leagues repre-
sentatives In The Star tournament
are just as even as their records
indicate. The Johnnies finished
the league season with O 12.1
record to the Tonnes 11-2 mark
and are aga In all action COM
pared 10 &c. Anthony's overall
ais record.
The Star tournament gets under
way In Ritchie Coliseum at the
University Of Maryland Monday
night with Tech, fnterhigh cham.
pion, facing Montgomery Blair,
Montgomery County's best, at 7:30,
ana George Washington meeting
Washington.Lee In 0 game that
will decide the Northern Virginia
title OF Gas Tuesday et. Johns
ana %. Antheny's start their
tournament action with the John.
nies going against Biadensburg,
Prince Georges County leader, In
the opener, and the Tonies play.
ing Roosevelt fnteFhigh FuaneFup
IN the second game,
Tonies Fight Back.
Coach Joe Gallagher Of et,
Johns had Q nervous time
last night, His team took 10.
point leads In the third and fourth
quarters, but both times the hard
Slghting Tonies surged back to
narrow the Johnnies' advantage to
two points.
In the final exciting moments,
with four Of the st. Johns starters
out on fouls. st. Anthony's cut the
deficit from 1888 to 62-60 ON Tom
CasSidy's set shot. Jack Sullivan
stole the ball and tossed In an
underhand layup that seemed to
have tied the count with 20 sec
onds remaining, but the referee
indicated he had called travelling"
before the shot.
Ten seconds later Phil Tore
stole the ball In back court with
an open path to the goal, but a
slow whistle calling him on q
charging foul stopped the play.
The TONES didn't get possession
until the final five seconds and
the game ended after a long shot
missed and a wild scramble for
the ball was going on under the
st. Johns basket.
Nick Poulos. normally O low
scorer but an 18-point producer
last night. and cool Bob Reese led
st. Johns to victory.
Reese, who tailed 13 points, all
In the first half, controlled the
Johnnies' ofenSe, setting up plays
and taking rebounds, and when
he fouled out with six minutes
remaining the st. Johns five
seemed to lose its settling in
duence.
P0ulos Hits From All Angles.
Poulos, hitting from all angles,
was especially effective in the
third quarter when his 10 points
sparked the Johnnies to q 1899
midway In the period.
Sullivan and Bob Hall were
outstanding for st. Anthony's.
Sullivan led both teams In scoring
with 20 points while Hall tossed
in 16 and the two rebounders
were both rugged under the
boards.
In the final analysis, st. An
thongs lost the title at the foul
line. Usually accurate on free
throws, the TONES sank only IL
for 28-Tom Cassidy missed all
eight he tried-while the John
MES made an equal number on
A..1A
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AUCTION SALES
ADAM a. WEgCHLRR a SON.
Auetfoneess-Appraisers.

TEggTEEg SALE or PRINTING MA.
CHINERY AND EQUIPMENT. TYPE
WyFaIITlEsRSsss WRaITERs ss-r ETC, CoNN,TEAAIIgEIED y
177o <. STREET NV Vs. -
~ wv virtue e two 70 chsttsl n, deeds Of
strument No. 46lO and February
10, 1862, as instrument No. 1888.
respectively, and at the request OF
ss naersisassd paTss isssEss ssssEss. iI sfiIre6s es
PUBLIC AUcTioN 81 T the 3 above n. men
MaReH Msilse 9ssNasas TEaTH, 1889. s. ATNPAMo Af PPAMo
O'CLOCK PM. Niagara "K' Dupn-
SoISsr fSiSs No Ne 1Ss Ss3s .Issss psyssoe GAN :ys,
Cutter No. 1904. Thompson Type
Cabinet and Cases, c. g p. 12xiS
'D-856" press. Davidson Dual Du.
pltcator, Linotype with magazines
and mats. 2BM Electromatic and
santhin aiGsso' % Automatic aiDeSiiitrsbs; Cyiinder;
TeTs::: TsFsss: 'ss essh.
EVERETT 7Es "; Z, THURM.
HENRY LERcH
Bowen Buildiing fes7 mil .B,s
THOs. ]. OWEN q SON. Auctionsefs.
4S6 Southern Building
Trustees Trustees sale ale q va valuable % TWO.
BRICK DWELLING BEING KNOWN
STREET NoRTHESsT.~ ~ -
BY virtue Of 9 certain deed Of trust
auly Secorded: In LLheT No. 9643.
ths bs.riss iss colssmlssnisS as lssnS Iss9FSs Sa e
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VAL sell at public auction d. front
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t6e following -de scri6ed lana and
premises situate In the District 81
Columbia. .and idesignatsd as and
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the once 2f We surveyor f0f .the
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etc; at p9rchasers cost: AdtuSt-
Terms 70 be complied with within
feited and the property, may be ad.
vertised and Tesold ut the discretion
PETER T: eTATHEs.
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THOE. J, OWEN . son. AuetiOneePs,
$50 Southern Building,
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STORY AND EN0LISH BASEMENT
RETCK TN4C ,rls RgHDINS PIN .1,5!Es. AEEANGEPP
HoT-WATER HEAT; ALSO TWO.
CAR GARAGE; BEING KNOWN As
PREMISES NUMBER 1881 TWEEN.
TY-F1RST STREET. NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF . certain deed OF trust
oo ay 5ssSrssd s q IN u a3fr 9Ss sd ES SEE Rse
@ ana q ths reaaest sssass q tSe tSel0mSle parsS
secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees will sell. at public auction.
DAY. THE ELEvENTH DAY or
O'CLOCK PM. the following.
described land and premises, sit
uate In the. District Of Columbia,
and DESIGNATED as and being Lot
10 IN HELEN. ct al. subdivision Of
sorssd lSss u i, saHpase tps c. ~ a M gsr Plat re-
35ert fG5 the 1a p Rist5tcs 9a1,a 9f Columbia in
Of ST. 10000 win Be required at
time. Of sale. AL conveyancing. re-
cost Of purchaser. Terms 81 sale
to be complied with within thirty
days from day OF sale. otherwise
the trustees reserve the right to
resell the property ct the risk and
cost OF defaulting purchaser. after
fiye days advertisement Of such re-
sale in some newspaper published
THORNTON w. OWEN,
,.o7 nhRo ROBERT W. KIDWELL,
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foT purposes pf assessment ehd
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announced at time Of sale, the pVE-
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Rssil@sd RsS ~ Sasa. y sesossiSs, ssSSS
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Terms to Be complied With within
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vssIs.d I'D IL .sioIS Il shs d.ssrs.ion
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Trustees.
me above sale laas been postponed
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THOS. J. OWEN . SON. AuctioneerS,
435 Southern Building

Trustees Sale Of valuable IMPROVED
IsE4IIyE REAL Estate {S GSoEEIss1lsTINa oF AM
n fSyFReS yFRoosfH6akEYh H6aEShskf skfckks kkspbsWKHfSr pWafSEE
INe IS v,lS ,lKSNSoMN y AS sss BATES
By virtue sa q i 9 : certain & deed T. Of stggyss
hs sg pse & asa q 2 rs 1sna sssGrS; sa q
thereby. the undersigned trustees
will sell. at public auction within
Room S As u southern HSs Z BSildinSS 4 HS; iSss
III HE StSS S'' DAY ~. os e MaReH. MfRFESR Ab.
1882. ct ZOO O'CLOCK Pm the
s sssss II lfS bs.as id Z RrsS &C.
lumbia. and DESIGNATED as and being
an undivided 0ne-half interest q
and to Lot Numbered One Hundred
!n,d an, Thirty;tsix f1S6l In, " the Wssh. ia,l,
gany,.s ,..s!g !sglibdi,yisiOA , a said sat ars
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AUCTION SALES tcsns.,
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80 seushern nuildinS.
trustee: s ..,.. ssi: .os..lIs & ilEas y \. Dsssgs Sg
vtded .One-haH interest IN two.
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p virtue I..oss.s q eiaIa|. |... deed q sFgss
p ro!.o a76 Ct ssG;, q ths land Fsc.
ana ana q Ike ns reasss. 1ssIss hs hcop%ss Darss:
trustees viii sen. st public auction.
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oeESdk ooeh6a ar AfRR. sRss sss to,ioT,ne.asoo 81 No
scribed land and premises, situate
n the District Of Columbia. and
asd S Ss$Ssesa fSs fi9Ssssriss Z e. e aRs Ea. e
1ngton SANITARY Improvement Com.
pany.s subdivision OF lots in Square
No: 661, as per plat recorded In the
Ss' ss 3 & tsi asBEs's4' & E . ihs y pis i
Terms: Sold subject to 1 prior deed
q trust for approxinnately So
O00, 90. further particulars Of which
ts Hlil ss snnouncsa s,sa Ct time Fl sale;
to be paid In cash. A deposit of
S600,Q0 required. CpnVeyancing,
recording. etc. ct purchaserss cost.
Adjustments made as OF date Of sale.
Terms to be comnlied With within
feited and the property may be adj
yertised and resold at the disere.
tlon Of the trustees,
ABRAHAM H. LEVIN.
~. ROBERT g. WEIGHTMAN.
1e25.2n.2Smhl Trustees:
ADAM A. WESCHLER d SON,
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The above sale has been postponed
RsY HssR SMSEsSSaa; 4;Ss 1. ,sS y y 4 4
BY ORDER or THE TRUSTEES.
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PERSONALS lcons.I

sHARON--Nursing care Of the aainR
and .chronically III MRS. BRYAN
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SPECIALIZING IN CoLORED-Aair
and scalp treatment. under the
SooSs sSdonss ehons s n ,oE ses ssSs .s
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Bldg. $50 + st. NV. RI. 1866.
RESTORATIoN-People interested in
restoring Washington, please Write
me. ! have an idea that VIII make
thousands Of dollars!l But would
enyura eny fe e nsaI Il O d peODs @ spc gsaa
lators: Please state assets. BOZ
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14th st. NV. GE. 2745. RA. 1853.
PAT-Please contact mother risht
away: she needs YOU ~
MEXICAN LAWYER, registered con.
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Immigration. EDMUNDo CASTILLO.
TWO LADIES are ready TO repair
your oriental russ. Reasonable
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CHESTER g. SHORE,
Met. Bank Bldg, Wash. 8, d. @.
Filed Feb. IS, 1852, Harry NJ.
Hull, Clerk.

UNITED srAEas HH9ss SfsFk1cr SlsEhk COURT
for the District Of Columbia.--
Charles r Smithson In his own
Sas, TShs anS Se Is sin suoSssssd oS ssSain a5as'is
smithson. 4s1 q Street, S.W, Wash
ineton, D. c., Plaintiff, VS.. The un-
known heirs. deyisees and slienees
Of Jonathan Slater. deceased: Ben.
smn d SrT :.d dsesaSed aaS ,.Asla Asxandsr ds
ceased; EIsanOr Peers. deceased;
SuSannah B. Powell. Defendants
Civil Action No. 81. :.'52.---ORDER OF
PUBLICATION.--The object Of this
sctiCn is to obtain 1aos judgment en- anis de-
by adverse possession to property
described as follows: Lot Forty
two (42J in Ivory G. Kimball's sub
division Of part Of Square Eight
Hundred a.S Ssyensy19ns '5s. ts7l ~ tota as gsr
81 the Records Of the Once Of the
Surveyor Of the District Of Colum-
bia. It Is therefore on motion BY
the attorney. for the plaintiff, BY
rs ns cHSs sg his RpssEp' lsss fe' f fhst rsOtS TIE
dsffendsHts. TIE unknown heirs.
alienees and devisees, Of jonathan
Slater. deceased; BENJAMIN E. Orr.
deceased; Alexander D. Orr. de-
Ssssor sssS ssrs ean and suss
nan B. Powell. cause their appear
ance to be entered herein on or
before one month after the day. Of
the first publication Of this order.
otherwise the cause will be pro-
ceeded with as in case Of default.
PROVIDED. copy Of this order will
be published once week for three
successive weeks in the Washinston
Law Reporter and The Evening Star
prior to the return day, good cause
having been shown why longer pub
B6RHfrA Bhf6asiHSF saHnfoN aahaefeiSaf AfTfHgR%s fTf1HgRes%as
Judge, (Seall A True Copy. Test:
HARRY, M. HULL, Clerk. BY HELEN
x. BENDURE. Deputy Clerk.
fel6.23 mil
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SPECIAL MoYIcEs icens.l ]

A-A.A.L-L INCOME TAxRG, sa up,
a.m.-s pm: daily, sat, Sum-:
Sx cRssfGSRlM 81 G Ms R. ys sSs,1 14SSSIG5sA 4SS IN 4.
n.H RE. Bill.
INCOME TAX RETYRNg PREPARED hy
1881. Open 3 an. TO D pm. daily.
eTAX RETURNS BY EXPRKTi 81 up.
Open saturday to 8 b M, weekdays
by appt. l31l q st. NV, RIn. 3l0S
M M .gO45; o sveninss and sundays.
ALL TAX RETURNs expertly pre-
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CAL Mr. nr MRS. BROWN. LU.
2.UlH2 ~
TAX RETURNS made In your
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5-6100.
50
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tees Sale Of Valuable THREE.
Dry AND ENQLIsH BAsEMEN1
E6K Is E1da4H gHRpSe HRPSeerMEANETEsA: AEEANdET e,EG
T-WATER HEAT; ALSO Two:
Evening star., 1952-04-16

Handsome, durable hammered metal
cabinet 2-way communicating system
for home or ONCE. Complete and ready
to be installed in only minutes! The
inter-communicating system Of 101
uses-now at an all-time low price.
due to our special lucky purchase from
famous national distxibutori
Evening star., 1952-04-16

Add distinction and beauty to
your table at a savings! Shah
and Shah offers Thursday only
this beautiful silver plate
covered vegetable dish at price
to belle its luxury qualities.
Choice of two famous patterns of
nationally known silversmiths.
Evening star., 1952-04-16

Popular single e-breasted style,
in crease-resistant rayon CAB
ardine in the newest spring
shades of tan, blue and gray.
Solid colors. Regular sizes "a
to 46. One and two button
models. Get ready for spring
and summer in style at this
special low price.
Evening star., 1952-10-30
Maryland
(Continued From Page CID

was little disturbed by the pro-
ceedings. Jack Scarbath and Ia.
tum talked before the newsree
and television cameras after Tom
Cosgrove and Frank Navarro, the
other players approached in the
bribe attempt, had joined Scar
bath and Tatum in a picture-tak-
ing session.
Most Of the players made light
of the case, but of course there
wasn't any joking on the practice
field. We've got to forget this
business and think about Boston
University" Tatum said. They've
been laying for us all season."
Coach Explains Offer.
One point that Tatum had tt
make time after time yesterday
as he related the story to different
groups of newspapermen was why
anybody would offer the center or
a football team and a guard more
than the quarterback.
Tatum explained the center wa.
the logical man in the T-forma.
ton because he handles the bal
on every play and could destroy
the offense by passing the ball or
the wrong count, something that
would not be evident to the fans
The guard could draw the team
|offside on crucial plays.
But If the quarterback was tt
control the game, it would be
obvious.
When asked If he thought the
Evening star., 1952-10-30
New York Clubs
Worried About TV;
May Change Plans
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK. Oct. 30.--Tele-
visions threat to box Office re-
ceipts has the three New York
baseball clubs worried.
officials of the clubs today adj.
'mitted they are reviewing their
Ivideo programs for next season
with the intention of cutting
down on home-game telecasts
and expanding road coverage.
President Walter O'Malley Of
the Dodgers said he had asked
all other National League clubs
for permission to televiSe the
Dodgers road games back to
Brooklyn.
The response has not been
good" he said. only the Giants
have answered in the affirmative.
The other clubs either have not
answered or have not given per-
mission"
President Horace Stoneham Of
1.-THE Giants said he would ask the
Dodgers for the same privilege.
The Yankees have looked into
the matter thoroughly, according
to General Manager George
Weiss
Evening star., 1952-10-30
By Bill Fuchs

Those watching the Washing
ton opening of the Sonia Henle
Ice Revue of 1853 last night at the
National Guard Armory weren't
the only ones feeling left out of
it all. The performers, too, felt
cut off; in fact, most were sur
prised to learn that more than
1000 persons were watching them.
Where were they?" one skater
asked. Il have never seen such a
dead audience in my life"
mo applause" another COM
mented. Why, in Raleigh, the
audience was terrific" ;"
There was applause last night,
TOO. Not so much as in Raleigh,
but then. Washington has had a
steady diet of ice shows in recent
years. Trouble was. the applause
spent itself in the cavern-like
Armory. 1t was there, but the
skaters couldn't hear it.
Applause Was There.
Buddy LaLonde, one of the top
attractions on a good show, said
he noticed the silence as soon as
he finished his first number and
stood off to one side.
II couldn't hear any applause. -
he said. But you just can't hear
lit on the rink. The people seem
so far away"
Actually, LeLonde's act was one
Iof the top applause-getters. A
Jump artist, he climaxes his act
by leaping over 10 props. prop
No. 10 being none other than his
wife Evelyn.
Jumping over his wife of two
years doesn't bother LaLonde-
after he gets going. But like any
performer, he experiences appre-
;Ihension before going into his act.
Everything has to be right" he
says. Il have to lace my skates
Just right. I can't have 'em too
tight or too loose. Then, I have
to get warmed up by exercising"
LaLonde fell in Raleigh. For
Itunately, it was on his first jump
and there were no props and no
Evelyn to stumble over.
Evelyn says she never worries
Brothers Played Basketball.
y LaLonde comes from Virginia,
MINI. the home town of Johnny
INorlander. the former basketball
player with the Washington Caps.
jBuddy's brothers played basketball
with Norlander, while Buddy took
to the ice
His father, an inventor and
player of .drums-right now he is
manufacturing a successful drum
pedal - made Buddy his first
props, boX-like objects made of tin
and covered with canvas. That
was a long time ago. His props
have gotten bigger and more deco
rative, but the jumps are basically
the same.
Il could jump as we'll at IS as
I can now" he says. At that
time. however, he couldn't get any
pretty girls to volunteer as props.
LaLonde combines with the
Amin Brothers, Marshall Beard,
Evening star., 1952-10-30
Fans Seem Icy to Henie Revue,
But It's All Due to Acoustics

Bob Miller and Bill Griffin. Mar
shall Chapple. Donald Watson and
IotherS to give the incompatible
Miss Henle a stellar-supporting
cast.
Miss Henie apparently has lost
none of the grace, charm and
ability that carried her to movie
stardom almost 20 years ago. She
appears five times without the
slightest risk of anybody getting
bored.
The costumfng is magnificent
and the musical accompaniment
supplied by Jack Pfeiffer and his
orchestra, is superb.
Only objection noticed by this
observer was that invisible wall
set up between performers and
audience. But then, ice shows
weren't considered when the
Armory was constructed.
Evening star., 1952-10-30
Former Victim Cheer!
|Fero's S Three Goals
In Lions 81 Victory
By Brion Bell. Jr.

Center Bob Zero, who pulled the
"hat trick" at Uline Arena last
night to lead the Washington
Lions to a 6-1 victory over the
Troy Trojans, turned in his first
three-goal performance in the
Eastern Hockey League against
Dennis Moody, now the Lions
goalie.
Zero. who played for the Boston
| lOlympics in the Eastern League
last season, scored three goals in
one game twice in the 1872 cam
|paign. when he rang up % goals
for the season. The first time was
lagainst Moody when Dennis was
guarding the nets for Atlantic City
II gave it to him for a New
Years present." Moody recalled
ut was New Years eve when he
did it. I'm glad to have him on
my side this year."
Zero shared honors last night
with Moody as the Lions jumped
into 20 lead in the first period
failed to score in the second and
put the game away with -four
markers in the final stanza. Zero
along with Bibber O'Hearn, who
got one goal and assisted Bob in
his three penetrations, paced the
attack.
Dennis, who appeared nervous
last Saturday when Johnstowr
beat the Lions, Al, had % saves
many of them on the brilliant side
His performance possibly savec
the victory in the second perioc
when the Washington club looked
terrible for the first Is minutes
The Trojans narrowed the lead tt
81. However. despite numerou;
attacks, Moody stopped Troy with
only that single goal-scored wher
the defense permitted the Trojans
to get two men in close and Ar
Stone smacked in a rebound.
The new Lions are a different
combination entirely from the
woefully weak club which played
here last year-in fact it is doubt.
| full that more than two of last
seasons Lions could make this
team. The Lions are now only two
points behind league leading
Springfield and JohnstoWn anc
can tie for the top spot by beating
Troy Saturday night at Uline.