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Quarry Site
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a stone terrace along the entire
side of the house facing the
quarry. A stone wall protects
the terrace on the cliff side.
The quarry formerly was op-
Grated by the Commonwealth of
Virginia, and was abandoned
about a decade ago. the owners
said. Depth of the water ranges
from IL to Is feet, and. main
tains a constant level.
The roof is of white cement
asbestos shingles. The owners
say the white roof was chosen
for decorative purposes, but that
it has had the effect of reflect
ing the suns heat and of help
ing to keep the house cool even
in the summertime.
Interior walls received a vari-
ETY. of treatment, including use
Of a mural in the reception hall,
paneling, wallpaper and painted
plaster. Three small garden
pools located on the terrace are
fed by a fountain using water
pumped from the lake.
The living room dining area is
As feet long. A planting area
separating the living room and
dining area is Self-watered.
The kitchen has a shoulder
high fireplace. capable of being
used as a rotiSSerie.
Living room curtains are
opened and closed by a motor
driven device.
The house was begun last
October and completed during
the summer.
Evening star., 1952-10-11

BUILDING CON GRESS
ELECTS - Frank HI. Haines
(abOve) will be installed as
head of the Washington Build
ing Congress at its meeting at
1880 pm. Monday in the May
flower Hotel. Other officers
to be installed: T. Ritchie
EdmOnstOn and C. w. Hum
phreys, vice presidents; James
w. FOllin, secretary, and w. A.
H. Church, treasurer. A. r.
ClaS and Fred w. Tr0pp are
new directors. Speaker at the
meeting will be Robert v.
Fleming, president of the
Riggs National Bank.
Evening star., 1952-10-11

any standard ladder in a matter
of seconds.
The offset feature of the ladder
bracket protects against damage
to cutters and cornices. Ladders
secure their bearing from a swivel
bearing plate, regardless of roof
pitch.
Ladder rails are thus kept free
from cornice members. Offset
ting the ladder from the sidewall
of building permits working un-
der projecting areas and eases the
installation of storm or screen
windows. Damage is prevented
and work speeded with this offset
ladder bracket.
When used in pairs, the bracket
Evening star., 1952-10-11

is an ideal scaffold support. The
scaffold arm is always level. with
out adjustment. when the ladder
is set at proper pitch, and may
be used on either the inside or
outside slope of the ladder rails.
The safety features embody rigid
steel construction and electrically
welded flanges for steadiness.
Drilled holes are used to anchor
the bracket in position when de-
sired.
For further information, please
write to Mr.. Derwin. Room 724
Star Building. Inclose self -ad-
dressed, stamped envelope.
Evening star., 1952-10-11

NEARLY NEAR MISS-Trees around the house boon
especially during storm that sends
helterskete In this photo 50fOot limb fell to the
during Storm damaging the back porch of Pennsy
missing the house itself Falling trees and
damage to roofs and the
structural parts With caresuch prompt
of other hazardyOu
may able to minimize such damage place.
Evening star., 1952-07-16

afternoon. Usually this type OF
fishing is reserved for after dark.
To their surprise and qualification
they landed % fine stripers rang
ing from seven to 10 pounds.
Capt. Bert Lamb called us early
this week to give us the latest on
the rockfish over at Shsrps Island
at the mouth of the Choptank.
Cumming with grass shrimp last
Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Beach and Miss Frances Jordan
caught 80 rockfish in a period Of
about three hours. Bert says the
stripers surface there every even
ing now, but most are taken chum-
ming. Some run as high as S
pounds. but most are in the pan
fish size.
Bill Lochte is back from trip
to Myrtle Beach. S. c., and filled
with enthusiasm for the fishing
down there. Bottom fishing around
the wrecks offshore has been par
ticularly productive.
Miss Kate Stewart of Bethesda,
Md. writes that the Pasadena Inn
at Royal Oak near Easton, Md, is
a topnotch place for small boat
Evening star., 1952-07-16
Conrad Top Qualifier
In Trans Mississippi
On 7 Sub-Par Rounds
BY the Associated Press

DENVER, July 16.-Medalist
Joe Conrad, the only one to turn
In two sub-par rounds in qualify
ing play. meets Ted Hart of Den
yer in today's opening round of
match play in the 49th Trans
Mississippi golf tournament.
Conrad, wiry. red-haired shot
master from San Antonio, Tex,
topped the 81 qualif1ers with a
36-hole is 1856 over the par 10
Lakewood Country Club course.
Defending champion L. M.
Crannell, jr., of Dallas. an auto
matte qualifier. plays Bill Parker
Of Tulsa. Okla, in another head
line match. Parker was runnerup
last year for the National Junior
championship. He qualified yester-
day with 148, the same score as
Hart.
The championship flight is
composed Of players who shot a
154 or better over the 6,711-yard
layout along the foothill fringe of
the Rocky Mountains.
Charley Coe of Oklahoma City,
shooting for his third TIM title,
qualified with lat and meets Jack
Sargent of Topeka, Kans., who
made it with a 149.
Don Bell of Omaha was runner
up to Conrad for medal honors
with a l40. Bell had two par-7o
rounds over the course where he
learned the game from his father
a longtime pro at Lakewood.
John Dawson of Palm Springs.
Calf. and Dick Spangler, Ne
braska State champion of Lincoln,
shared third place with 141s.
Evening star., 1952-07-16
PERSONAL

DEEP SEA FISHING PARTIES ar
ranged-De luxe fishing cruisers,
bait. tackle and transportation fur
nished from Washington. Return
bours' heavy trolling Ri nsute 50 to 20 miles nj 8
out at sea. For reservations and
NIsq,qM iNnIto5mation, eall ST; 1946. SPORT
RSSml tS6l slasii aSn III Ro1fh l4th s. nv 81:
large yard. Special beach priyi-
s9MMfEfRs n1si ffsehl hhlEScaRiEArroNAL Sai scHlosoL sclso
eqs cpas chIdrsn sbaSsd ags s1o fo Mgdsis
activities, hot dinner. transp. fur
DAY SCHOOL. WI. 1878. III
SALT WATER CAMPS for children,
RdSsratI RS1a2 Limited enrollment: l excel. care.
HENS, dresses and skirts. 81 ca.
Due to popular demand. we are en-
tending our sale through July 3Ist,
ANY with hem includes fitting.
NEEDLECRAFT. 716 11th ct. NV.
BOYS And GIRLS for summer bal board.
ing out where it's cool: . fenced
yard and Q swimming pool. WA.
227s. 1915 Hamilton ST.. W. Hyatts-
vxIHilNcYS sAS. m NURSING HOME for
elderly person; 24-hr. nursing care;
LICENSED by State and county. sH
0040.
ROOM AND BOARD-Pleasant vsea-
ton home for adults and children.
MRS. : OBERT GOCHENOUR. Wood
stock !, Virsinia. Meadowbrook Fs.m. Is.
FAIRFAX LODGE A unique and
DISTINGUISHED Virginia convalescent
home for the discriminating; new
and. uniform furnishings. excellent
Crescent 726-R. 10
MIAMI BEACH--De luxe vacation;
leave any day until November 1st.;
stay to IA days; II thrilling at.
reservstion nov N3 sSaE. cyes Msx. |.
10. 2-4eS4. 10s
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HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT, college graduate, some
oh1ce experience. Manager small ac-
counting department.; knowledge
Govt. contracts. taxes, finances;
able to meet and talk to people.
Opportunity assistant treasurer in
business administration OF young
growing corporation. Send complete
resume; salary $4,000 up; age 90
30. Box, 364-B. Star. al
ACCOUNTANT. 21 to 80, recent &C.
counting graduate or advanced stu
dent preferred: excellent Opportunity
for advancement in large progressive
company; starting salary approx.
500 per month. Call MR.. WEYANT
at ME. 1900. -I7
CLERK, 18 to %, high
school graduate with some knowledge
OF typing: prefer one who is attend
ing or expects to attend accounting
school. Permanent position with
good opportunity to advance. 37h-
hour, 5.day week. $50 am. to 4:45
pm. Non-prof1t cafeteria available
for our employees. Apply personnel
ONCE. Room 900. EQUITABLE LIFE
INSURANCE CO.. Sl6 14th st. NV
Evening star., 1952-07-16
HELP MEN (cont.)

AUTO MECHANIC = chrysler-plym-
outh leadership. Permanent po-
sition to experienced man; 5-day
week, paid vacation: WA.T.A. hos
pitalization. More details during in
teIyiew. Mr.. Powers. ROYAL MO-
IOHS' 1NC' 400 Ga. ave. NV.
AUTO MECHANICS ,2). experienced
or General Motors products for
Washineton's largest Pontiac dealer M
Excellent working conditions and
good pay. Apply ARCADE PONTIAC
CO.. 1887 Irving st. NV. Mr.. Peers.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC Experi-
en- encsd ed with Chrysler products by
permanent position, with excel. OPP
portunity for high earnings; $3.50
pay. plan with weekly guarantee,
paid holidays and vacation, insur-
ance and disqualification benefits.
Call Mr: Funk OIL. 1000.
enced with Fords preferred; we'll
Of work. big incomes being made
Apply Mr.. Worsham. LOGAN FORD,
AuTo ofn MEG;HaaiNTIicsP y; AMI PL' $500; .r,.ncs9 40
with pay Gass srouD PER wssn vacftISg Ssntg
FRANZ Sf5A SNAIL All 'Sf GR., MI INC palgfT; si5
AUTO MECHANICS I3J. Lincoln.
Mercury experience preferred, ex.
cellent working conditions, high
earnings. Decentralization. 5 days
es5 Hss7 sT1Bss rs h5 MSToks MSETs M9s 1sdo
East-West hwy. Silver Spring. Md.
Evening star., 1952-07-16

ATTENTION, WOMEN
MANY INTERESTING JOBS
DAYS, IS AND 40 HOUR WEEK
SALARIES. $1,000 to S2.400
EXPER. AND BEGINNERS
Evening star., 1952-07-16
THOS. II. PATTERSON. Attorney.
Woodward RuildinR
GORMAN q GATELY, Attorneys,
Columbian Building.

N 1.-THE, THE UNITED IN STATES DISTRICT
Estate s Of BLANCHE 1Rsfh ouTS; 1. WADE. dc: Ie:
ceased.-Administration No. rs. $50.
Filled May %. 1852. THEODORE
COGSWELL, Register OF Wills, d. c.,
Clerk OF Probate Court. ORDER
OF PUBLICATION-Letters Of ad-
ministration upon all the moneys.
Of Blanche L. Wade. late Of the
District of Columbia, having been
granted herein unto Mary o, Mat
thews on the 7th day Of December.
1850. and no distribution having
as yet been made to any Of the per-
s. sons IN .a entitled thereto as heirs at
cedent. and it having been made
known to the Court by the petition
Of said administrative filed herein
November 27th, 1851, for the ap-
pointment Of q Master to ascer-
tain and determine who are the
next Of kin. Of said Blanche L.
Wade. that 1t Is impossible for the
said Administrative definitely to
determine who are all of the per-
sons who would he entitled to par
ticipate in said estate, and likewise
impossible to compute the amount
distributable to each Of the next
Of kin until each of such next of
kin is definitely ascertained, and 1t
having been ordered by this Hon
vember. 1851. that the said petit
taken thereon shall be deemed q
plenary proceeding within the
meaning Of Title 10, Section 3I1,
OF the Code Of Laws Of the District
OF Columbia, and there having been
usual process of this Court COM
in said estate as hereinafter set
forth to appear in the United states
District Court for the District of
Columbia, Holding Probate Court,
and answer the exigencies Of said
petition, petit a,,,y which aar.s ssid process has
found" as to the hereinafter named
persons, and it having been shown
by the affidavit of J. George Gately
fled herein that said named per-
sons are non-residents Of the Dis
trtct OF Columbia. and It beins
probable that the unknown parties
herein are also non-residents Of the
ssrd day Of May. is5e. oRDEREn5
that Frances Russell, Joseph Wade,
Lena King Green. Edward King
Ersline Swami and Mamie Wills,
and all unknown heirs at law and
next Of kin of Blanche L. Wade,
and all other persons concerned
having or claiming to have any
right. title interest or claim In and
to said estate, be and they are
hereby commanded to appear in
this Court on the 9th day of Sep
temper, 1852, to answer under
oath the said ketition and to show
cause. II any they have, why they
severally have any interest in said
estate, or why they severally claim
any right to distributive shares in
said estate, as well as why the
prayers of SAID retition should not
be granted snd Master appointed
as therein prayed, provided. however,
and 1t Is. further ORDERED that
@copy Of this order be published
In The Washington Law Reporter
and The Evening Star newspaper
twice Q month for three consecutive
months before the return day here
In mentioned, the first Of said pub
lications to be not less than 80 DAYS
before said return day. DAVID
A. PINE, Judge. (Seal.) A true
copy. Attest: THEODORE COGS-
WELL, Register of Wills for the
District Of Columbia, Clerk Of the
Probate Court.
ina 18 jly2 a. ana %
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SPECIAL NOTICES

I WILL NOT BE responsible for any
debts incurred by any one other
thAn myself. WILLIAM F. DENVER.
Sai7 m mLylngston rd. Sc. Washing
BUILDER-Custom- rambler or
other type home, licensed in D. c..
MoWE Mo5gIand fMpRovrNE5NgTin a1d X.5ginia ~ PENN Il
1-2035 or Ii. 4-340O. 30
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
myself. CLIFF MARLEY, 14I5
New Jersey ave. NV.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted by any one but
mySelf HAROLD F. FOSTER, 1921
I Will NOR BE responsible for any
fssTs eSsn mTss 1neaIsd 19uN By any one ether
3704 Bath St. Mt. Rainier Md. 16'
THE ANNUAL shareholders meeting Of
the Northeast Building Associatio
VIII be held on Thursday. July II.
1852 at the ONCE OF the associa-
ton. 2O10 Rhode Island ave. ne. at
pm. for the purpose of electins
directors and transacting any other
brought before 1t, including votins
upon resolutions TO amend its arti-
cles of incorporation to provide for
an unlimited increase in its capital
formation and for perpetual exist
cas-. Inns Rgildins IA AsSoeia5iop =, HENRY Il n
Sgp0LPH J, BoEHs; JOSEPH E.
DWIGHT I. MYERS, EPPA L: NOR
BIS, RIs, JACK RILEY; JOHN 3. RU:
+; sWENsoN. RAYMOND G. WIL-
Evening star., 1952-07-16
Boston CeItics' Owner
Interested in PiersuIl
BY the Assoeiaied Press

BOSTON. July 16.-Clowning
Jim Piersall, Red Sox rookie out
fielder who was sent down to the
Birmingham club, may play bask-
etball for the Boston Celtics next
season.
Walter Brown. Celtics, an
nounced that Piersall has been
placed on the clubs negotiating
list, q preliminary to signing him.
Evening star., 1952-07-16
Locke Adds French Open
To Golf Title Collection
BY the Associated Press

PARIS, July i6.-Bobby Locke
of South Africa, the new British
Open titlist. has added the French
Open golf title to his list ot
trophies with a score of 268-the
lowest score ever turned in fol
the event.
Locke yesterday turned in 9
69-67-64-68 in the two-day, r.
hole competition.
Hard-hitting Antonia Cerda OF
Argentina. was second with &c.
to- -69-68-276.
Third was Norman Won Nida oi
Australia with 69-68-69-72-278
Evening star., 1952-07-16
SPECIAL
AUCTION
FRENCH FURNITURE

Al
Williams Auction House
This Friday Morning, 10 AM.
(JULY 1sth)
BY ORDER ROBERT K MCNEIL.
ATTY, AND FINE FRENCH FURNI-
TURE FROM DECORATOR. ALSO
some MEDIUM GRADE FURNI-
EXPENSIVE FRENCH LOUIS XIV
SILK PEACH FIGURED
UPHOLSTERY
DAINTY LITTLE FRENCH GREY
LOVE SEAT
Q ROUND FRENCH INLAY
LAMP TABLES
ELEGANT HAND-DECORATED
LARGE CHINESE COCKTAIL TABLE
ROUND CHINESE DECORATED
ATTRACTIVE CHINESE
2-DRAWER COMMODE
INEQUALITY MAHOGANY
BEDROOM SUITE
DEcoRATOR-TYPE MULBERRY KIE
MOHAIR LIVING ROOM CHAIR
SEVERAL NEEDLE-POINT HIGH
BACK HALL OR DECORATOR
VEvERAL F1NE-GRADE OCCASIONAL
AND LOUNGE CHAIRS
FRENCH TAPESTRY PAINTED
3-FOLD SCREEN
MEDIUM-SIZE GILT
CURIO CABINET
LOT MEMS CLOTHING
SMALL LOT JEWELRY
MISCELLANEOUS
VARIOUS HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
PICTURES, MIRRORS, ETC.
AUCTIONEERS' PHI: Ma. 2679
Evening star., 1952-07-16

We were interested in the head
line of recent bulletin from West
Virginia's Conservation Commits
sion entitled New Fish at Blue
stone" It proved to be a 2-pound
bowfin, also known as grindle,
blackfish. mudfish and other ap-
pellations by those who have ever
tied into a sizeable one. Although
bowfins are usually found in
quieter waters than rivers, their
presence in the Ohio below Blue
stone Reservoir dam calls. in our
opinion. for commiseration. They
are great predators. unfit to eat,
and although rugged scrappers,
are considered a pest by most
anglers.
Muddy water in the Potomac
killed smallmouth bass fishing last
week end and we have nothing to
report. The river is somewhat
high. however. and may run off
clear enough for fishing by this
week end. Anglers fishing the
Shenandoah reports numbers Of
small bass present. but few keep
ers. This seems to be the story
in the Potomac as we'll, which
augurs for better fishing later this
season and in the years to come.
Both the Shenandoah and the
Potomac have come back a long
way in the past three years. We
know C onepair of anglers who
took more than 200 smallmouth
bass on artificial lures from one
stretch of the Potomac last year :.
Incidentally. every one of these
fish were returned to the water.
That's the kind of angling which
makes for good fishing for every
one.
Evening star., 1952-07-16

MS son Joseph.
Last week, fish
ing with Junior
Langley out of
Solomons. they
tried an exper-
iment in float
ing soft Shelled
crabs for the
rockhSh. There
was nothing un-
usual in tn e
method of fish
ing except that
it was done in
broad daylight
during the late
Evening star., 1952-07-16

Raceway Selections for Wednesday
Scotch Harbor. Rebel Mite, Nelly
Song.
I'LL YORK; Colonel Jean, Eddie's Ace.
3.--Volo Majesty, Mighty Prompt, Fran
ces Jewell.
4.-Wiliiam Wells, Dick Case. Lady Re-
Gold Coin. The Adjuster. Victory
Cash.
Dublin, Doctor Vic. Maxine's Kitty.
T-Great Colby, Pacific Express (Flem-
8.--Ann volo, Jeb Stuart, Lady d.
Best bet-Volo Majesty. =
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mechanic,

Automotive mechanic,
cracker-jack shop fore
man for large GMC
truck plant in Alex;
excel. working conds.,
good pay for a man who
wants responsibility and
to get ahead. Central
Motor Co., 1901 Oronoco
ST., Alexandra, Vasa
.1-l9
Evening star., 1952-07-16

AUTO SERVICE MANAGER for SUBJ
srsan fG1d and dsssF bods .op 20 %S
monthly potential. Must be able
to diagnose trouble and estimate
wreck Jobs. A great opportunity. for
right man seeking q career with a
Ford organization in one Of the
O. 8. See Mr.. Erwin, ERWIN FORD
I'd. Fairfax. va. --i8
AUTOMOBILE SERVICE SALESMAN,
to assist service manager by De Soto
Plymouth Dealer in Bethesda. Excel.
opportunity for young man to learn
position with insurance and hospi-
talization benefits. Call Mr.. Patter-
son, OIL. 1000, for interview.
BACKHOE OPERATOR-Must be ex-
perienced. Call WI. $500 after 8
p. m. liz
BARBER, convenient suburban Vir-
ginia location. high earnings, three
congenial associates. aforementioned
shop. references required. FA. 1899
after 8 pm. al
BICYCLE MEssENGER-Young man
area. Pleasant working conditions
with opportunity to learn photog-
raphy and laboratory technology:
5-day week. no Saturdays. Apply
BcbY aGSS ! AND 81 niT: FENDER MAN, 1a ezper-
ArifnSton' lshSeG 70 yH. x0rk s-ia4S y sma snop IN
BRICKLAYERS-First-cl -class mechan-
les needed for lge. veterans hospi-
tai Job In Cincinnati, Ohio. Apply
BHHIDozER MfiI aE OPERATOR, Se .xperi-
snced only. with car; excel. wages.
BUTCHER exper.. permanent pos.
sSpER Sc Market ARK rel! ooS ddnn s1s
BUTCHER, to operate meat DEPART
ment; reliable man only; good op-
portunity. DORCHESTER MARKET,
24SO 10th st. NV, ent. on Kalorama
BUTCHER, exper. Apply sPUND's
MARKET. 1923 Conn. ave. NV
BUTCHER, experienced. for high class
trade; must be honest and reliable;
4355; ewes. Lo. 4-o5s2. -1s
able for DGS grocery and LIQUOR
store. Local ref. REQ. Apply 3911
RSso5I r J. ave-. Brentwood. Md. wa.
BUTcHER-Fairly experienced mea. M
cutter and mercha ndiser. better
than average lob. for better than
Average man. Apply MARTINS,
C CABINETMAKER'S HELPER, good
opportunity. State qualifications and
starting salary desired. Box :;65-B.
Star. --17
CANVASSERS, to make appointments
for our outside sales force: gem
erous salary, plus high commission;
no selling. Mr.. KING, JU. S-I612.
30
C CANvASSERS, house to house. men:
local or travel, I'll I4th st. NV,
Room e17. MoYE PHOToGRA-
Pliers. 22s
CAR CLEANER and polisher, for used.
car. lot; must be sober. dependable
ana experienced; good salary. .pU.
Evening star., 1952-07-16
FROST q TOWERS, Esas.,
Attorneys.

Attorneys.
Filed June 25. 1852, Theodore Cogs-
well. Register Of Wills. D. c.. Clerk
Of Probate Court.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District Of Columbia,
sseate aGianst e. 56Hs pTGsats aEn4NovdH de
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
ters of administration upon all the
estate OF John Germanovich; late OF
the District Of Columbia. deceased.
Liberty National Bank on the 2Sth
day Of June. 1946. and no distribu-
tion having as yet beer. made of
said estate. and it appearing to the
Court from the petition Of said ad.
MAN, 1857 for ed the ths sin day
o Master to ascertain and determine
the next Of kin of said John Ger
manovich. deceased, that 1t is inn
possible for the said administrator to
determine who are the persons .en-
and likewise impossible. to compute
the amount distributable to any Of
the next of kin until each Of such
next of kin is ascertained. and this
Court by its order dated the 21st day
rected that the said petition and the
shall be deemed q plenary proceed
ing Yithin the meaning OF Section
Code t195D and the usual process
Of this Court having issued pursuant
to said order commanding all the
parties in interest in said estate as
hereinafter set forth to. appear in
this Court: holding Probate Court,
said petition, which said process has
been duly returned mot to be found"
as to the hereinafter named per-
sons, and It appearing. for lack Of
known parties herein are @ non-resi- on
dents Of the District of Columbia.
1t Is, this 25th day of June, 1852,
Ordered, That the following persons,
Il living. and their unknown issue
Nikola Indie. Ljuban Indie. 6lavko
Bobacaic. Ljubca Alagic, JULIA Alagic,
Bosiiika Alagic. Dragtca Germano-
vich. Stevo Germanovich, Ljuba Ger
manovich, Milka Germanovich, Milan
vich: and all unknown heirs at law
and next Of kin of John Germano-
vich, deceased. and all other persons
having or calming to have any right,
title or interest in or to said estate
to appear in this Court on the 9Th
day Of October, 1852. to answer
said petition under oath and to show
cause. II any they have, why they
severally have or claim to have any
interest in said estate, or any right
to any distrihutiYe share out Of said
estate, and why the prayers Of said
petition should not be granted and
Master appointed as therein
prayed, provided q copy of this
order be published In The Evening
Reporter. twice . month for three
consecutive months before the return
day herein mentioned, the first OF
said publications to be not less than
30 days before said return day
DAVID A. PINE, Judge. tSeal.l A
true copy. Attest: MELVIN J. MAR
CUES. Deputy Register Of Wills for
the District Of Columbia, Clerk Of
the Probate Court.
3y2, 16,au6, &c, ,se3,A7
Evening star., 1952-07-16

Trustees Sale Of Valuable TWO:
OVER FRAME DWELLING BEING
KNOWN AS PREMISES NUMBER
d72l FIFTH STREET. NORTH
By virture Of . certain deed of trust
duly recorded. in Liber No. S770.
Folio 335 ct SEQ, of the land rec
Saf Snd at % the ns Of Il he parsy
secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees will sell, at public auction
in front Of the premises, on THURS.
DAY THE TWENTY FOURTH OF
JULY AID; 1859: AT THREE
Ing inIg-described land and premises
and desisnated 'is as and I, being S'uMD'a All q
Lot e in WiesenfeId ct al subdivision
of Square north of Square sos, as
per plat recorded In the Office OF
the Surveyor for the District OF
Columbia in Liber WI; at folio IA.
sses5t Ss9sg tn that A5S,t 1art ef said Lo, con-
dated March 20, 1913. and Recorded
1902.
Terms: Sold subject to O prior deed
OF trust for. approximately $500. 90
further particulars of which will be
announced at time of sale: the pur-
chase price above said trust to be
paid in. cash. A deposit Of $500. 90
REQUIRED. Conyeyancing. recording.
ments made as of date of sale.
Terms to be complied with within
thirty days. otherwise deposit for
feited and the property may be ad-
vertised and resold at the discretion
OF the trustees.
SAM WASSERMAN.
OSCAR POLINGER,
jy14.