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Evening star., 1952-03-08
II Bid for GuIisireaIn
While AiImenf Keeps
Spartan vaIor Out
By he Assoeias.d Prsss

MIAMI. Fla, Mar. 8.-Elever
thoroughbreds were scheduled &c
battle it out today In the seventh
running OF the $25. 900 Gulfstream
Park Handicap, while the "bie
horse" Of the race stays in the
barn.
William @. Helis, jr.,'s Spartan
Valor. top-weighted at 124 pounds
and an odds-on choice to win the
mile and quarter feature, had q
case Of cplic and was declared out
Of the richest race on Gulfstream's
41-day program.
Withdrawal Of the speedy T.
year-old son OF Attention left two
horses likely to share public favor
ct post time.
River Divide Farms Mass
O'Gold, second to Spartan Valor
In the McLennan at Hialeah last
month. will be ridden by Jimmy
Breckons Of Kona, KY, the lead
ing apprentice rider Of the season,
and looms co-favorite with
Charfran Stables Crafty Admiral.
Mass O'Gold viii carry LOG
pounds.
Record by Crafty Admiral.
Crafty Admiral set new track
record at Hialeah by going z
furlongs in 1:22 nat last January,
but through an oversight was not
named for either the McLennan
or Widener. He gets In today at
IA pounds with Conn Enrico UP.
High weight In the field will be
Bedford Stables Call Over, with
lis pounds and Joe Culmone I'D.
Hampton Stables Alerted, with
OWE Scurlock up. viii carry ia.
Drifting Maid, carrying II
pounds and Jockey Jimmy Stout,
will wear the Helis silks in the
race. replacing Spartan Valor.
Another well-liked speedster is
Woolford Farms Saxony, at 112
pounds and ridden by Conn Nc
Creary.
Evening star., 1952-03-08
Spivey Asked 10 Explain
Conflicts in Testimony.
By the Assoeiafed Press

NEW YORK, Mar. S.-Bil
|Spivey, suspended Kentucky star
has been asked to return to New
York next Tuesday to clear ur
sharp conflicts" in testimony
given by him and two teammates
before the grand jury investigat-
ing basketball scandals.
A spokesman for District At
torney Frank s. Hogan said state
ments made by Spivey. Walter
Hirsch and James Line concern
ing the 1949 Kentucky-St. Johns
game at Madison Square Garden
didn't jibe. Thus far Hogan's
ONCE has had no reply from
Spivey'S attorney. to whom the
request for further testimony was
addressed.
Evening star., 1952-03-08
|cul Ring Hope Blasted;
Army Has Slight Edge,
Virginia in Running
spseiol Dispu,rh 4, Ihe -

STATE COLLEGE, Pa, Mar. 8
Army had q slight edge today
In the Eastern intercollegiate
boxing tournament. but it was .
four-teaIn race with Syracuse
defending champion: Virginia and
Penn State still In the running
lSemifinals were scheduled this
Afternoon and title bouts tonight
Catholic y. lost four men In
the preliminaries and was out oi
contention with only three left
land facing rugged competition.
Seven Army ringmen came through
the preliminaries, including jim
McInerney. defending iight-heavy-
weight champion, who reached the
finals by outpointing Bill Roberts
Iof Virginia.
d. C. Boy Likely Choice.
McInerney. a graduate Of Com
zaga High School, Washington,
70. c.. probably will be the favorite
over Adam Kois Of Penn State,
who injured his hand in beating
Johnny Mafer Of Syracuse in one
lot the evenings hottest scraps.
Maher Is another Washington boy
whose brother, Billy. boxed for
GU last year.
In addition to Kois, Penn State
qualified Tony Flore for the finals,
thereby assuring the Nittany Lions
OF six points under scoring sys-
tenn In which the champion picks
up five points and the loser three.
Flore advanced oeer Joe Incarnato
OF Gu, who beat him In q dual
meet earlier this year.
Six Cavaliers Remain.
Syracuse and Virginia have six
men still in competition, with l39-
pound Johnny Granger Of Syra.
clise In. the finals by virtue of his
TKO over Jack Poirier Of Army.
The results:
PRELIMINARY ROUND.
125 pounds: Bill Banerdt. 'VirTinia,
ou1psclntsd 1sa ss,,sS:. yGs Ws,lsh ,,l cetholie Q:
pointed Sam Butler. Penn STATE. Ou'-
i47 pounds: Gus Fiacco. Syracuse. out
lb6 pounds: Pete Potter. Vireinia. OUT
pointed Gerry SPOTS. Penn State.
100 pounds: Jeryl Hughes. Army. out
Heavyweight: Joe Mehalic. Virginia.
IkO over Pete Larsen. Catholic. 1:5s,
SEMSIFNAL ROUND
l39 pounds: John Granger. Syracuse.
TKo over. Jack Poirier. Army. 1857. sec
ond round: Tony Flore, Penn State, out-
pointed Joe Incarnato. Catholic q.
l78 pounds. Adam Kois, Penn state.
outpointetd John Maher, Syracuse; Jim
McInerney. Army. outpointed Bill Rob-
Evening star., 1952-03-08
Charlotte Hall Meets
Host in SemiiinaIs
|0f Priory Event

Charlotte Hall. attempting the
role Of giant killer, viii take on
another toughie tonight in the
semifinals Of the Priory school
Iinvitational basketball tourna-
lment.
The Marylanders eliminated
|Chamberlain's defending cham
|pions, 64-52. In the first round last
might and viii meet the host
school at 7:30 in the nrst half Of
Ia double header tonight. The
|nightcap pairs DeMatha, which
tripped Sidwell Friends, 6l-51,
and st. Paul's, q 50-39 winner
|oyer Calvert Hall.
Charlotte Halls fighting spirit
stood 1t in good stead ii its VIC
tory over Chamberlain. The
Cadets blew q 7-point lead when
two quick field goals BY Tony
Magnotti Of the losers tied the
count at 49-all late In the fray.
But they forged ahead again and
held on Chamberlain In the last
few seconds Of play.
Flock High Scorer.
Howard Flock scored 20 points
for the winners. converting eight
of nine free throws, while Mickey
Dimaggio had "a for Chamber
lain.
Priory. after starting slowly,
came on with D rush in the last
half to beat q game Quanticol
Post High School team. Jerry
Eckholm broke loose with . IT
point splurge in the second half
after being held to six in the
FIRST.
Quantico. with Tom Kilday and
Martin Texler sparkling the Of
Tense with IL and IL points, re-
spectively. held Priory to q 2O-16t
at the half but couldn't |
close the gap in the third period. |
DeMatha Chases Hoodoos.
DeMatha blasted . couple Of
Jinxes In its victory over Friends. |
1t was the Stays first win on
Priory's floor and first in tourna-
ment play. Ed Craig, with 10
points. and Jim Murphy with
Is paced the attacked. but AL
Williamson's work under the
backboards was . major factor
In the outcome.
Manning, with Al points, and
Herman. with II, were st. Paul'sI
big guns in its decision over CAL
vert Hall.
Evening star., 1952-03-08
ADAM A. WEscHLER . son,

sTSsossEy AND ASis SAsEnss4Ee ExnsISsSEe pETcS EM9t
QWELLIN0:. PRhkIgxB NO. Si7 D
Rooms AND BATH.
D virtue 81 . deed Of trust recorded
In Liber NO. s32e at folio 2IS, e
sea. one q the land records Of the
request 81 party S'y secured du tSereSy. NJ ~:
the undermined trustees win ofier
for sale hy public auction, In front
Of premises, On TUESDAY, THR
1852, AT THREE-THIRTY O'CLOCK
IN. the following described prop
oyt p.y = pars ns y I'stsst 1;ain q ,ce ,ccel1@Ss
square 766 described IN accofdance
H1tn Plat OF Survey, recorded IN
survey Book IA. Pare 1873 Of the
records of the Once Of the surveyor
,loE the pistriet Of Columbia % tol-
Of B Street at the northwest corner
q said lot and running thence East
along said line Of b street ll.446
Ieee 70 the center Of 3 framed par
sttien waA between premises No. .317
STA , Street NE, thence along
ns ,,.t center @ said partition val
seconds East 1855 feet TO the end
thereof; thence west 81 feet to the
centef Of another framed partition
VAL. thence along the center Of said
aforementioned partitioned wall,
south ! desree: minutes. 80 sec.
thereof; t6snes East 2.SS feet t to ne :
board fence; thence along said
tences South 3 degrees. "a minutes,
20 seconds East 1888 feet to the
division between two framed sheds;
sasn thence eicng SAID diyision. South 1
part Of seid original lot is conveyed
70 Ann shapiro By Mary M. Ouer-
y AND others by deed dared Jam
str1ment NO. 1878 on March IL,
1g40, among the land records Of
West aiong said rear line 1855 feet
TO the West line 81 said lot; thence
North along aid West line '65. 81
xeet 20 the point OF hegtnnine. a..
sessed as lot S42, square SSS.
TERMS or SALE: Property vii be
sold subject to the balance 81 4
building association trust ID the
sssa.o iSH q "a "a ~ q 81 q J,nuaty y.
eiSdins% Inter- intesesst SaG 81 81 e. 1Spsn STer ana md
4eeye said trust. cash. A deposit Of
$4,000 required 0f purchaser at
sale, Examination Of title, con.
ysyencing. recordtns. revenue stamps
chaser. Terms 70 be complied with
within 30 days from day of !. sale,
qtheyWise trustees reserve the right
% resell property at f'sk cfld cost OF
defau!tine purchaser, after 5 days
Advertisement pf such resale n some
nevspaper published ins Washing-
ton. .. c., o. deposit nay s. for
1eited. Or without lorfeiting deposiE
trustees may avnil themselves Of
enY legal or eauttAble rights against
JAMES Il. KNIGHT
CAtEToN o. TRExLER
ma.6,l1sl3,16.l7. TTustees.
Evening star., 1952-03-08

kins, Mark Waldron.Bob Mieiotto, peree
Mohe,Russ Spillman. William Fish-Joe
v.sS s...',. e
man.
TOMORROW.
Teams. 1880 p.m.---Keybcard, State
9nshtJ SssD MsOTs kss
board a. Maintenanse. Bees. Hornets.
mi|,cr in|,crbles, l:s3 pMmyames pmE.,a smith. Don
Stanley Stanley M MPiPrssors .wsliass Burton, Is.ii
uIsn s fses. fssss fEsas;; ps ssneF .y
SeoiIs-Mssis MaiA wsiss Msris SS:So Noian.SIaa1ss SIas
Singles. 2:3o Stanley pipretoro.
shn 9ssspen1 1as Ts, Ms HdWard Tasrps
tino Esbeils. psimsr walton. Glenn Kiittch-
M:oill @ Hsn sss Wsm MAJ Iseson Men,
snn Wsa ii ssS:sl HSSssR Hss R:.ssa sa.1's'
nsnSssses Dssss isS he
SsTsss.W. Cater. wiiilsm L%sdsss.I % Iosis
echaefer. pelsie porr-Vernon Dorr, Wlitha
Doughty-John Thomson, MarshaH wood
nsnts yAar E
klynn-GeQrge Norris, Pat Cody-William
LsEis .n Scnn Cassy DcnaH qsrsland WI; WE
gulla-Leland Brown, Jack Dalson-Albert
Earo,. Howard Cobh-Engene brown. Robert
Adelaide FarEeil-LarTy TSrweii, xsnes
Lamps-Beryl Meyer.
Doubles 4:3O p.m--Rtchard THOMSON
Sarnsrd. HsreI6 Siischof- -iWSniism Newman.
Donald Poehler. .Williem Teeple. Richard
lyle =. Robertson. Pred Mazingo- Herman
sinsies. 4:so p.m.--Jehn Casey, AIbert
Cannixxaro. Donald CASEY. Arthur Reynolds.
Lynn Mesbttt, Vernon Dorr. Dorothy Pour
naras. Elsie Foster, Fulton Thomas, Jack
Dalton. Louis echaefer, William Harrison,
Albert eyoRada. Howard Cobb, Robert
scott frank Fatsics Delsis Dorr, Tony
q Tea4ss l:so p.m.-Henry K. xnox rield.
Masonic League; Potomac, Masonic League;
AIssrs ~ Sike No Masonic Lsssgs: 81 sTisk. s;s:
70; n. 1 Msscn1c 1c.s. IsaSHs: TnsSins Mssoe
Sfanshury. Masonic League.
lanecus ilGaicrl. onset Press. Production.
Casters. Pamphiet Generals, Yankts-Lts..
Treasury Accounts. odset, Bindery. Ma
chine Accounts No. /, CQmputtngs Mtsce1-
laneous "A LeAguel, WV, Folding Room,
pureiAsing, pamphIet. Hand eeeffon. Ma
chine Accounts 1mergency. Hrof1r6menk
Deetlss. Reserved q. ?. @.
Evening star., 1952-03-08
Jack George PAGES
BeIyoir to Victory
In MDW Cage Final

Jack George scored 26
points to lead Fort Belyoir to
. $3.50 basketball victory
over Arlington Hall Station
and the Military District 81
Washington title this morn
ing at Belycir.
Belvoir qualified to rep
resent washington In the
All-Army basketball tourna-
ment at Fort Sam Houst ton.
Tex. starting April Z.
Evening star., 1952-03-08
Dunbar, Phelps. Armstrong
|Aranqe Title PIayoifs

"A play-of Cor the cclored high
school. basketball championship
win get underway Monday at. I
pm. at Uline Arena with Dun
|bar playing Armstrong. The win-
|ner win meet Phelps Saturday at
u pm. at Uline for the title.
The three ended their regular
school series with identical "a
records. breaking even among
themselves In home and home
games.
Evening star., 1952-03-08
Maryland Mat Team
Assured Of Crown
sy shs Asseeiussd Press

LEXINGTON, va., Mar. 8.-The
University Of Maryland wrestling
team. regular season champions
LOT the Southern Conference with
an undefeated record, today had
assured themselves Of the tourna-
ment title as well.
Finals in the tourney in, VMIs
held house are not scheduled un-
til tonight. But the Terps. BY
advancing six grapplers to the
final round in yesterdays matches,
put themselves In q position where
they can't lose.
They are assured Of 81 points
II they lose every title, and no
other team In the tournament can
approach that total.
Maryland, however, suffered one
of the major upsets Of yesterdays
three rounds when Howie Davis
of W6SL scored q decision over
the Terps' star l23-pounder-ln-
beaten. top-seeded Dick Crowley.
Outside Of Maryland, finalist
honors are pretty well divided
among conference teams. West
Virginia, which had been expected
to give Maryland its toughest op-
position. put three men In the
final round. Davidson has two
f1nalists and W6sL. Duke, VPI,
VMI and Wake Forest one apiece.
The lineup for the finals:
l23 pounds.=Hovis Davis tWaLl VI.
: iso bound. lst. rlynn MARYLAND, ".
1a7 peunds-Rodnsy norris taxarylandy
vs.. BOB Burreli lDnke).
AdelberB (NArylAndl.
r,lllSSsIIp lSSs poSSnd:5;soS Lowers twuv, vs. bob
167 pounde-Ernie Fischer tMaryiand)
177 popnds-Jsck Shannahap OGary-
Unlimited-Hin George wake Eorest)
W. Bill McNeely {Davidson).
Evening star., 1952-03-08
LscAL NOTICES

Y!raR ::!iss 3 R11sssslasS sslsssi.. cQgE!sE
sEeIs soeI.s.. S., ir1,s = as..ts.Is. & e oiss o,,s
Aet g ygns "a; "a nee. siSt
1pf 3 sett,elnsnt o. the small sstate
" oQdXke late Of Tie DisErict Of
kssiiss sIA,n. sss.S;s AZ a. assssssed assssssssds
ARE hereby warned TO exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof,
.egAlly authenticated. q the sub
g sssrinesr, nsr,;, q e SsttSre Istge y: itth A say
he,.set q Md estase, diysn under
NJ hand this 7th DAY % Mareh.
5Q03 LSnsfeiiov stTest. Hyatssrills..
narylan4. seal Attslt: FRANK
2 .pUNKAAE. peputy ReEister of
1.slllss 1.lls ieF @ tss tns ptstriss ptstriss e icolnmsia.
AAlbO II 30 4
Evening star., 1952-03-08
johnson, Lent Capture
ID. c. AAU Divinq Titles

Wayne johnson Of the Ann
bassador Swimming Club Is the
new District AAU diving cham
pion and jay Lent Of Takoma Is
the Junior kingpin. They defeat
ed q small aeld last night ct the
Ambassador pool.
Jerry Feeney cf Georgetown was
|runner-up to johnson. while Ed
die Heck placed second behind
Lent.
Evening star., 1952-03-08
Greenwoy Event, City Tourney
Make Up Weekend Pin Gard

One Of the bowling season. 8
largest turnouts Is expected to-
morrow for the 10th annual
Greenway Bowl Handicap, with
continuous competition from 2
pm. to midnight.
With q guaranteed prize fund
of $500, the first award will be
500: second. SIS. and third, $65.
Nine other prizes range from SIS
for fourth to 80 for 18th, and
there win be $3.50 awards for high
game and scratch set.
Director Julie Singer said today
there would be additional prizes II
the entry warranted. Last year
104 men and women competed.
Its . 5-game event with $50
entry fee. including cost Of games.
Three e-ffths handicaps are based
on 126 scratch.
A heavy week end Of firing Is
on tap in the Washington City
Duckpin Association champion
ships at the King Pin. Govern
ment Printing Ofiice bowlers will
monopolize the Sunday program:
The schedule:
TON1GHT.
Doubles. D.ms-WilliAm Minof-Joe
zzsnsyiss Stanley = yvstpla-Winnsld simon.
Russ sea poS rfs1 Hae
Aubrey Cfonk Morris Aiexander, frank
pelmperio.Huf Wilson. walter Olsen.
Todryk. Frank Pietila- Norman 0fo6. @,
Mac Johnson Cleveland stAuffef, Emmet
HughEs-Vince AmCrosi, Frederick Weuger-
Howell BRIGHT, Laurence .MeCiun9 4pencer
HuckI er Glenn Crispell-lesse Pheobus,
yo9p HulA.yanes Cole, William Eish:Joe
IEsys., .I clessen ~ H Hsc@hnsidsE. @ yshn ,?n Wnamp-
David Herne-John J. Pohanka. John Hend-
isy- chsElss Alexander. walter Ainss-Ed-
Blue Ri6bon. Youngbiood u 3 III. CO..
*. G. Qndian Head) Cafedon, Inc, Heerca.
ton (lndian Head). Machine Illumination
{Censusl, Carpenter MeWilliams. Alhies.
tors. PoDuiation (ce1susj. Conmsrcisl
sinsies. pm.--Bdxard Todryk-pranh
Wsmpler -Buz Mash. Al McDonald-L. Cley-
Knia. Empet Huskss-jesss Phoe6us. Char.
he -. 5ohn1on-JAlnes Cole, John J. po-
oAkecHereert Dickinson. Il #
singles. 10 Y.1.--A Wrikht-PaM Afsr.
Evening star., 1952-03-08
Georgetown Five Disbands
After Beating New York AC
sneeiul pispateh 10 me Sur

NEW YORK, Mar. 8-0eorge-
towns basketball team disbanded
today and q celebration was In
order as the Hoyas closed their
season with . sparkling 69-64
victory over the New York Ath-
letic Club.
It was Coach Buddy O'Grady's
final game at the washington
five's helm and Barry Sullivan
fred q 23-point salute for him.
Bill Bolger added l8. Gerry
Smith matched Sulliyans score
for the losers.
Evening star., 1952-03-08
Intent GRen Best Rotinq
in San Juon Copistrono

ARCADIA, Calf, Mar. 8 R-
The Brookheld Farms Intent
winner but loser Of the $10O, ,oOO
Santa Anita Handicap a week ago
viii be favored to win without
question today when the field
lines up for the $4,000 feature
and hnal big race of the meeting
at Santa Anita Park.
The feature is the 18th run
ming Of the San Juan Capistrano,
o race at iA miles that demands
q lot IN q horses stamina and q
jockeys skill.
The 4-year-old Intent, which
captured the rich Santa Anita
Maturity February 2, but lost the
Santa Anita Cap on a foul. goes
poStward with a different rider
aboard from last week. Eric
Guerin was signed when Jackie
Westrope was set down for al
lowing his mount to interfere
with Niche in the stretch.
Evening star., 1952-03-08
APPLES AND SWEET CIDER
HonHv Anr,lA Uukkav a~A 49,
AUCTION SALES

OFFICE OF COLLECTOR or INTKn.
MAL M kEyENuE. baltimore. Nd. =
property se.zed from Josephine p.
1856 Connecticut Ave. NV, WSsh.
ington, D.. c.. under warrants for
distraint for the non-paymtrit 81
assessed taxes due, viii lrhe sold as
provided By Section 1890 Of the
Internal Revenue Code at public
eucti9n on Tuesday. March III. 1862
1snss,s a. e4;oo ia An; Ioc. Sn ths premises q
cut Avenue NV. .Washington. b. c.
electric fans. a steel work tables,
62 dining tables, 1bS chairs, 8 end
tables. 2 wood desks. 3 cream dis
pensefs.. Ther.olatef warming oven,
EOS iooa sEs ss. s. siSsefsas rs. sSsassa sSsc:
counter, lot Of assorted so11 disSss. SSs:oIot Isl
o. stlverWare, portable electric
spreyer, electric potato peeler. elec-
tie meat Grinder. electric meat
siicef. Allen adding machine, Hoe
machine. miscellaneous cooking uten-
sils.. wood meat block. 2S bar stools,
National cash register and stand,
100 napkin holders. 2 Cory coffee
makers. 100 lily cup holders, sum
kist electric fruit iuicer. electric
drink mixer. drlsvold electric
GsissoG GaMe IRON: .I..tI5s H5csIcint ID. deep irysI
food Warner % is-foos S sods dse foSntain s1sa.rls
complete with carbonixeg, 20-foOt
sectional steam table, 3 gas bake
ovens, y cooler boxes and compress
sors, air conditioning units. iron
s,,... SAFE and miscellaneous fnrniture.
rHos. =; OWEN 9 SON, Asetioneers.
Evening star., 1952-03-08
Brookmeode's Greek Ship
New Orleans Fovorite
Ay the Assoeiaisd Press

NEW ORLEANS, Mar. 8 Dr.
Brookmeade Stables Greek Shir
is favored to win the $25, 900 New
Orleans Handicap at the FAN
Grounds race track today, the
feature on the closing day card.
Greek Ship. which finished Sec
ond in the $4,000 Widener at
Hialeah behind Sparton Valor
will carry top weight of 100
pounds. He expected to go to the
post as about an S-5 choice.
Jockey Ronnie Nash will ride
the Brookmeade entry.
The New Orleans Handicap will
be over a mile and a sixteenth.
Greek Ship carried 122 pounds
two more than assigned to him
today-when he lost to Spartan
Valor over the mile and q quarter
Widener.
Among the contenders in to-
days feature are Hasty House
Farms Oil Capitol, assigned Ill
pounds: c. C. Tanners Light
Broom. to carry 118, and Thelma
Berger, Joe w. Browns consistent
mare. which, won the $50. 900 Bel
dame at Aqueduct and is assigned
1l0 pounds.
Evening star., 1952-03-08
ADVERTTSEMENT.. .
Get Relief From That
Common Cold
Quickly and Pleasantly

No need to take old-faShioned.
drastic upSetting medicines to
get relief when q common cold
starts. Milburn's Capsules
should bring you relief in
short order. They tend to re-
duce fever. Annoying shifting
and nagging headaches usu-
ally yield and these discom-
forts Of q cold are often re-
lieved In a few hours II simple
directions are followed. Dis
cover for yourself this pleas
ant way to help you feel better
when you have q cold. Get a
package Of MILBURN'S CAP
SULES at your favorite drug
store. Only 35c the box.
Evening star., 1952-03-08
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Trgsssss' ,ls ,ssls & e "a ys!'i,sIs b TXo; W.
ESkIaE EgEkIfkEe E.l4 1850 KRAAEE s1AzkT.
Suly lliSs sseoPd.d e 'insAai & nibes sssS No
records 81 the District u Soium6is.
and q The Ieauest Of TIE PAfty
secured IA, thi,srebE The ! !yndsrsisnsd
DAY TIE FoURTEENTH DAY oR
o:cI6cK P.M. ths icfiowine -ds-
aes.sestsd - ..s'et 3 snd q Ssins SSaiE.s u 3Sss
q lots q Elcck 81 d Lons ID
deys"; e pr plat recorded q the
DissIies g e. coia6ia Soa sSsIL e Iibss aSs con. M
! u 8 at folio III, subject 70 sever
r1ghts conveyed ky deeds recorded
IN Libef County III at folio 42e,
and Liber PA at folio n amont
y ana .seGras ssa s Soca Sc 9Psssiss sSs
now knoNn for. purposes - as1lss-
Terms: Sold subjsct . ! peior deed
q trust tcr egproximasely Sls-
III SSRyS !. iresr scSnissd Z s. r. nlcs saIs;
de purchass pFics s6oYe eeid tf6st
"a ke. paid ii cash. "A deposit 81
$4,000 required, Conyeyaneine. re-
cor0ing. ETC.. g purehaserg cost.
Ads!ust4snss AZ Hsde e . ,sr,,s g dss: ,.e g
within thirty dsSs. otherWi3s De-
p0oit forfeited and the propeTt1
nay he Advertised Ind .resola o
the dlsereetoN a. The sIustees.
J4c6H = nSofie& &
Evening star., 1952-03-08
SPECIAL NOTICES

ACCOUNTANT lpuhlic). bookkeepins
snd t9x sefytces; priyacy; pour
sg97 vi aas sis q c'ssshissn ss.sins. ci:ls'
kkMT-Mew. portable typeWriters
$l2 for 8 months. Rental applies
towards purchase. CENTRAL. 3010
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WARD, SIMMONS 8 HoRToN.
iOO8 I0th 81 NV

m rHE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District Of Columbia,
Holding Q Probate Court.
OF BLANCHE u. RoHANNoN. De-
TRIAL 1IzS ANp 5cv PRov1piNMa DhM paE FoR rUs. rEHn
LICATION. The notification % to
trial Of the issues IN this case re.
iatins 70 the validity q the paper
@ @S ana q 2 Bsnas. 81 sas ~
Bohannon. deceased. having been
returned as to Harry B. Tomlinscn.
Edna Mundy. Katherine Venabie,
Clara =. Harvef, Vernon Tomlinson.
Kofhmann Tomlinson. and Raymond
Topllnson. mot te be found"
:DsSaIs ss sas SSs SSSg taf assa d.F Fhs e
said issues be set down for trial On
the 7th day Of April. 1852. and that
this order and the. substance Of said
issues be published once q week for
ineton Law Reporter and twice .
week for the gane period In The
Evening Star. the substance OF said
papss sspss witt wrisins g nieS IN this cours sns
and bearing date. the 3rd day 'os
october. 1851; the last win aud
4 BoEanncn q ths th time time Il ths
making. and subscribing or Of the
acknowledging by her Of the said
paper writing Of sound and dispcs-
sng mind and capable Of executing 3
valid deed or eontract7 3. was the
said paper writing. dated the 3rd
day Of October, 1851, purporttng to
Be the last win and Testament 81
Blanche II. Bohannon, deceased.
executed and -attested IL due form
paper writing. dated the 3rd day Of
Octooer. .l951, obtained .or the sx-
eaid Blanche d, Bohanncn. deceased,
~ undue influence 81 Mrs Cara
Harver Of any other person or
" SysisiIPSs datsa ths srd M ssy q osto-
procured from the said Blanche h
Bohannon deceased. by coercion
fraud cr tlress precticed upon The
3 @ personss CHARLIE p Ne McLiUuE. i5sss.
Attest: N MELVIN g. ). MARssuuSExs. iDoS DsSD.
uty he3ister of wills for the Districf
q Columbia. Clerk a the Probate
Consent: THOMAS D LAWRENCE.
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