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Evening star., 1952-10-26

numeral IL" used on a dollar bin
toindicate its denomination? What
letter of the alphabet is the only
one missing on your telephone dial?
Which traffic light is ON top. the
red Or the green?
If these simple questions stop
you cold. don't apologize for a low
10. You're in good company.
These same questions have
stumped some of the greatest Eek
nerts' of our time. EoonOmist
Evening star., 1952-10-26
MATCH YOUR WITS
AGAINST the EXPERTS

AGAINST HE EkpEkIS
These questions stumPed
them. Answers ON page 81.
]. What state has the great
est gold deposits?
1 What wind instrument
has aided in the capture Of
thousands Of criminals?
]. On what leg does q right
handed pitcher end up after
he has thrown the hall?
What color are the letters
and what color are the num-
hers ON your telephone dial?
:. Name a famous blonde
who moved i'm ON q family of
three and had to leave.
What common substance
can be tasted, felt, seen,
heard and smelled - even
though kept Mt least one
inch away from the lips!
Evening star., 1952-10-26

Name q famous blonde
who moved i'm ON a family of
three and had to leave.
Evening star., 1952-10-26

The stars of SSInformatiOn Please have
been thrown for a loss ], 800 times in IA
years. Here are some of the funniest slips
Evening star., 1952-07-10
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. I1iU. couples must
apply for a marriage license ON
one day. ipait three full days and
receive the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Sol Math, 20, 1925 sth st. NV. and Mi
nerva Spector. 20, 2724 Porter ST. NV
Richard Anderson; 21. Of Prince Georges
isa,.,' Nd; apd %a Barbara cullman. 49, o
Henry Geofse. 90. and Joy Ann stair. 20
both q 5Oss sherf,er pl. NV.
Charles Pinr. %. S719 18th St: NV. ans
% Anne Gontsonsryi. IS, so 5o7 Il Todd "a pi. ne ne
Percivai Jinkins, 40, OF Richmond. ant
Martht. Hudson. 80, Of East oranse
John BoIgiano, %, 1s45 Shepherd st. ne.
and Eileen Fitzpatrick. %. 1O34 Newtor
HesSy SaIs SsS,s.p e. .ss nd Tasln. = Alexander
lStelios Nassopoulos. %. and Sophia Cry
peou. 20. both Of 334 Peabody st. ne
sesa Pdiso Of 1890 VI aas Msxnf Reid
Fred Bennett. ir.,. 20, 1906 c St. s.e. an,
Wilhelmina Robinson. %. 48O5 Texa
AnaTsy gillespie. q: and i. Mary Jacobs
LGyS Sds wets Gast,. SO a9iS sss S.ssn 81 ns s. .n
osrmaine Cote. "a. Of Children's HOS
sss q M ssls Fl ROCK ca d::f His ass:s sisssi
); sns pssssh. Ca!
DSS of h46s C Monao. onS vtsnis IT,
Rossas sns NHsE %:isi Ii Is as As'9a. es.nD:n x
Thom.. johnson. %. 51oe Grant st. ne
Ras%ond nS afs yarmers nena:; "a. III is$s 81 's ne
Robert eS 1aessn Mesas 20 Of Helmssvis
DIsrd I%Oih.s HUSTON avfi lii hs u. Of Dillon p.rl
Md and Sally Lawson. 49, Of >cspita
Constance Alien. 20. 7o7 6ist St. a.
Joaa andst6n: S 49, & SoIs I'll Ii soa. w Island snS s
Lewis Robinson; - IT.; rs; s7sz e.. Jsy :.. ne
Mildred Canzona. 40. 1900 30th st. S.
3S. both Of Brandywine. Md.
Sc. and Doris Fisher. ~, Of Free
Roland land Williams. IT.. 81, Of silver sprinl
Md, and Martha 1rby' IL. 6726 St
Frank Martin, 21. and Rosemary Har
20. both Of Columbus, Ohio.
David Burkhart. "A. and Margaret Stark
~. both Of 314 Buchanan st. NV.
James Lawrence, 81. 24l 10th ct. ne
and Elizabeth Fletcher, SO. 3517 13t
Leo o. Heldreth, 90. 12s l1th st, ne. an
Betty Chambers. "a. sos Atlantic av
James Davis. A.. 1121 gath st. NV. IN
Florence Fodor,, 46, Of Cleveland. Obi
Simon Shanko. 22. 312 9th st. ne, an
virsinia Carey. 1S, Of Takoma Par
c,1dd Md. rnoun.on o, ko4o A.tor nj,
and Dolores Roots, 10, 1414 Kearr
Harvey Entz. 63, Of Leesburg. Fla. an
Bertha Welch. 40, Of Flint. Mich.
Evening star., 1952-07-10
Annapolis Negro Wins
81. Johns Scholarship
BY the Assoeioied Press

ANNAPOLIS. July 10. - Leo
LaRue Simms. Annapolis Negro.
has been awarded the DR.. Charles
C. Cook Foundation scholarship.
st. Johns College announced to-
day.
When he enters school in Sep
tember. Mr.. Simms will become
the second Negro ever to attend
the 256-year-old college. The first.
Martin A. Dyer of Baltimore. was
graduated last month with q
bachelor of arts degree.
Mr.. SimmS, son of Mrs. Mary
Simms. won the scholarship on the
basis Of academic and personal
qualifications. He will be given
preference for renewal throughout
the balance of his course up to q
maximum of four years.
The Cook Foundation Scholar
ship, established this year, gives
preference to Negro residents Of
| Maryland.
Evening star., 1952-07-10
ADVERTISEMENT.

which is grain-fed. This tyne Of
meat is more tender, the texture Is
better and the favor Is the best.
MIR. Dyson spent . number Of
years as q Government meat
grader, SO you can be sure he can
recognize good beef when he
sees 1t.
Do you like to experiment with
wine cookery? Then you'll be
wanting some Of the. French red
wine vinegar bottled by "Au Gour-
met" and available at Variety Sales
Co., Stand 649. You'll like the
decorative bottle this comes in, too.
Be sure to see the hand -made,
hand-paihted wooden spoons from
Turkey while you're at this stand.
And, II you're looking for the un-
usual, you'll want some Rose Petal
Jam," and Turkish Vishna, q
"Sour Cherry Syrop" don't blame
me, that's the way IL ID spelled ON
the bottle) which, I am told, you
pour over crushed ice, sweeten and
drink. Sounds like q very refresh
ing beverage for hot weather.
Grab meat Is . good buy now.
Some is coming from Louisiana
and some from Maryland and Vir-
ginia. The lump meat, 50 priced
for salads, is especially fine. Good
COOKED hardshell crabs will be
available for you tomorrow ut
Thompson's seafood stand, No. 537.
Getting them already cooked will
svae you all the fuss and bother
of steaming them yourself, and
coping with live crawling crabs.
Now hurry over here tomorrow
and be sure to park your car In
the FREE Amoco lot, and borrow
a cart to carry all the wonderful
foods you'll buy at
CENTER MARKET CITY
5th and K SIS. NV.
Evening star., 1952-07-10
Deaths Reported
tFrom the D. C. Bureau of vital Statistics

tEEOn LAC ~. ~ ouIEhu OA tltAl otdklSblCS'j
Alexander Cruickshanks, 90, 1881 Queen;
Chapel Terr.
Charles Saxer. SO. Soldiers Home.
Laura M. Brooke, 81, 1880 Girard ct.
Mary E. Smoot, 81, 619 Quintana pl. NV
James @. Cant. 81. Soldiers Home.
John !. Nau, ~. TOT Kenyon st. NV.
Anne Smith, rs. 1926 M st. NV.
Matthew A. Clark. SO, 1903 Z st. ne.
Minnie Goodman, SO, 119 Kennedy st. NV
Annie M. Harris. 5S. 21S 12th st. s.w.
Richard w. Hall. jr., 81, Alexandria, Va
Robert D. Blaebaum. 90, York Pa.
Robert A. Parodi. infant, Dumphries, Va
Infant McGuinness, WASHINGTON d. C..
Infant Rommel Chevy Chase, Md.
Infant twins Poland. Washington.
Infant Berry, Waldorf, N. c.
Infant Miller. washington.
Jane T. johnson. "a, 4O04 Ellicott st. NV
Jannett Harris. 76. Panama Canal Zone
Alice Woods. II, 413 Florida ave. NV.
Rosa MalviE. 81. 225 c st. NV.
William T. Han, 63, 251 10th st. ne.
Msri. fsIf Preston ass g? s4 15ds vsrmon s st.
John A.. Green. 81, 1885 18th st. NV.
Anna Blakeiy-46, S02 N. H. ave. NV.
Nstssn. Hstss Wits Rsbn;on aa AZ AZ St NV
Nathaniel Fianasan. e6. Fenton st.
ITabya M. Shaw, infant, 1888 Park I'd
Anna Banks. infant, 119 p st. s.w.
Infant Church, 1914 U st. NV.
Infant Laury, 1928 5th ST. NV
Evening star., 1952-07-10
Births Reported

prom the D. c. Bureau Of vital Statistic
BOYS.
Carl and Eleanor Benner.
Harlan arl,a and and H,ss Ei9senes ezra sramois'
Harold and Rita Carter.
Joseph and Sallie Caufeld.
Joseph and Jeanne Contarino.
James and Antoinette Constantine.
Ralph and Mary Crowell.
Russell and Elizabeth Diley.
Kenneth and Marie Downs.
Robert and Marjorie Fioramnoti.
William and Anne Foster.
Emile and Catherine Fritz.
John and Eleanor Casper.
Alfred and June Goleckler.
Bernard and Norma Gordon.
Fulton and Barbara Gordon.
oliver and Louvenie Gum.
William and yita Heineman.
Kurt and Irmgard Hoernig.
Walter and Kay Holloway.
James and Dorothy. Hustled.
Paul and Frances johnson.
Edward and porothea Kerhy.
John and virginia Lutz.
Robert and Mildred Mains.
Roy and Margaret Major.
John and Evelyn Manning.
I0eOTBS ana GfeneVleVe MaTkeI.
Robert and Pauline Mccoskey.
Charlson and Evelyn Mehl.
lawrence and Lucille Meyer;
Edward and Ruth Ornstein.
Frederick and Audrey Pettis.
Dana and Doris Pond.
William and Mary Potere.
julius and Dolores Rsienmsn.
Gordon and Mabel. Ridings.
Charles and Jacauelyn Robinson.
Stuart and Ruth 6telle.
Hubert and Patricia Turley.
Michael and Carol Wohi.
Wiism ysmis and and TesSsss sopsi. wSslsE xsdrav..
Robert and Doris Arts.
william and MarEaret Gentry.
Willie and Alice Horne.
Cedrick and Lille johnson.
Wilbur and Doris johnson.
sS:i,sf fas sna ss; bsrdFSs ass'siss horton
Melvin and Shirley Randall.
Loris and Yyonne Robinson.
Chester and Mary yGfSHs. SfGts
Otis and Mary Banks.
Billie and Geneva Blair.
Lee and Lille Brown.
Emory and Rita Davis.
BENJAMIN and Gladys Latham.
Freddie and Agnes Parker.
Philip and Maggie Riley.
Foster and Helen Sansbury.
Franklin and Queen Smith.
Willie and Mary Tennessee.
Roy and Mary Thomas.
James and Eula wilkins.
Linwood and Hattie Wilson.
James and Eleanor Barker.
Joseph and Mary Bartholomew.
George and Elizabeth Bowers.
Alfred and Bessie Burke.
Robert and Helen Campbell.
/ Samuel and Frances Carroll.
Bruce and Lorraine ts CARPENTER.
Hoyle and Mary Chancellor.
Avery and Barbara Coleman.
John and Bernice Cooke.
Louis and Anna Craig.
Silvio and Anis Diana.
Russell and Doris Hanson.
Calvin and Beverly Herman.
Joseph and Wanda Heron.
John and Mildred Horner.
BENJAMIN and Mary Jones.
John and .Jacaueline Jones.
Cullen and Beatrice Jones.
Melville and Elaine Kahn.
Charles and Haenella Kane.
A. Curtis and Barbara LaFrance.
Samuel and Ruth Marcus.
Carleton and Nellie Mcdaniel.
George and MARGARET MarEan.
Raymond and Selma ONeill.
John and Helen Ortenzo.
David and Annabel Pillow.
John and Ann Reidelbach.
william and Dorothy ehearer.
William and Patricia Smith.
Robert and Florence 9ommeH.
Redmond and Mary Stevens.
Francis and julia rlyINs %iIss.
preston and virrinia 0oodbold, boys.
EDWARD and Marssret Bivens, boy and q
Bruce and Catherine Lonsfellow, boy o
| girl.
Evening star., 1952-08-08
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. lGaD couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. tDGit three tuL days and
receiUe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
osse5 ss.5 Lnss gas.;s; ss; 1870 1sth :t; nv and
ave. NV.
John Eckes. II, and Jenny Lukowskia. 81.
both of Baltimore.
Arthur thur. aoldstein; . q, Neg York City. and
Richard Brown. 20 i4o4 Perry pl. NV,
op'o snd Dolores Pattison. 10. cambridse.
Mary Fisher. IS. 72e Underwood st. NV.
Vsance' T 10. 3ofs 4spd 81. S'i nw. ana Janet
Gilbert Macs, 22. and Alice Kremer. 20.
both Of 3431 Bath st. NV.
'"%si Bosb aigs " asrndas ds sna vs Pearl Bailey ss
ana ouids Davis. as. Oklahoma A. city. city.
cinds Hs.v.y c!sbrst s6 stta I'll inssoS ans
Joseph Smith. 20. 5335 Astor pl. Sc, and
HaItz Hsze drcss pDD e s ies sos S2nd ave s.,
thia Justice, Al. .10l2 Park I'd. NV.
Larey Lawrence; "a. 334 Adams st. ne.
Daniel Sanchez. 81, Camp Lejeune. N. c..
and kladys Fisher. 81. 3637 Bangor st.
Ronald i'd. johnson; q s J 10, and J.eeuelins
James Hutcheon. 26, Jefferson. Iowa and
Betty oFlaherty,s s2s. s060 Birch st. NV. NV
Jonn Eixler. -. 634S 3lst pl. NV, and
Wyatt Hackney, 20. 1907 Rhode Island
aye NV. and Elizabeth walker. so.
Vincent Finnigan, "a. II End st. n.e., and
Dorothy Neumann. 90. 1913 9TH st. w
Everette Jernigan, 80, SSA Galveston pl
s;w;, and Anna Kaufman. "a. 1412 Eu-
James Howell, jr., 21. Hyattsville. Nd.
ana Nancy Luckey. II. 1889 Monroe
Lloyd Wagner. "a. 441o 9TH st. nw and
Martina App. SO. Hyattsville. Nd.
SoR RcCts: Gasens: "a Aleyssndria: s Va: and Doris
James Settles, 81. 415 II St NV, and
Deloris Hayes. 1S. 206 Gordon ave. ne.
Evening star., 1952-08-08
OFFICIAL NOTICES

OF DISTRICT or
July 81, l95s.MoRDERED: That. At.
subject subject to the approval of the
SsssTetasy ssIF ss-0i.t Of the Arr Army, the National
CAPITAL sfPgase Plannins snd com,ssioa 1ha National
required BY statute. the POLICE
OF COLUMBIA. as amended, are
subsection I'D" to section s Of
ArT1Sss ANTEe TN6 NIX lSS as follows: 90
REsTRfcTED AREAS s'A PRoH1BrT- tRtGai
ED. -. No owner. operator. or
person in charge of any vessel
snail allow such vessel to enter
stricted BY any proper authority for
aquatic event, or designated as 4
restricted area in the vicinity OF
emergency ACTIVITY. except with the
permission OF the Harbor Master Of
ofncer acting for him. Such re-
strictsd area may be DESIGNATED hy
the. Harbor Master or police off;cer
acting for him either in advance Of
the event or at the time and loca-
Lon OF an emergency situation.
Ing Haroor Master, or police oficer
moved from such area any vessel
entering upon or remaining therein
without permission from the Harbor
Master, and the owner, operator or
person in charge OF such vessel
shall be in violation Of these resuia-
tlons: PROVIDED, nothing in this
subsection shall prevent the passage
tnrouRh such area Of vessels oper-
ated by the governments Of the
United States or the District Of
Coiumbia. This subsection shall be
controlling as to. any Of The above
events IN the waters Of the District
that 1t Is inconsistent or in conflict
with any law or regulation adminis-
tered by the. United States Coast
parade or regatta superyised by the
q. 8; Coast Guard in the waters Of
the District of Columbia" p. j.
DONOHUE. B. l.. ROBINSON, n. r,
CAVALIER, Commissioners, d. c.
Evening star., 1952-08-08
Deaths Reported

(From the d. c. Bureau Of Vital etatistics)
Margaret 8. Smith. SO. Silver Spring. Md.
Addie I. Warrington, 80; W st. NV.
Max Evry. 76. 902 18th st. NV.
dsorse Wiimont, S5.. weshinston,
William r. Carroll. go. 5519 3rd st. NV.
walter r. Clary. 81. Manassas. va.
Jennie NJ Passero.- 46. 1908 M. st. NV.
James L. Scott, 80, 1913 Wisconsin ave. n W.
Harold 8. Couch, 25, Forrestville, Conn.
schsll q Hoys; H. ,d3 Silver Spring, Md
infant Kane. 1928 18th st. NV.
infant Eix. 5164 Linnean TERRACE NV.
1nsSnt Timothy B. Arlington, va.
sireCsy Curtis 95. Weshinston.
Eli Basnes. 63, 1241A Linden st; ne.
George L. Smith. 63. 1705 18th st. NV.
Renee Z. Young, 4s 2342 Hunter pi Sc.
Barbara Allen infant, Fairmont Heights.
Infant Thomas, 1913 52nd ave.
Infant Martin 902 2lst st: ne
Infant Hawkins $3.50 Southern ave. sc.
Evening star., 1952-08-08

435 southern Buildins.
Trustees Sale Of valuable uNIM-
PROVED GROUND LOcATEp .tTEIs s,,sSs, 3N
AVENUE AND BETWEEN NORTH
CAPITOL AND NEW JERSEY AVE-
NUE., NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. in Liber No. S340,
Folio 81 ct sea-. of the land records
of the District Of Columbia. and at
the request Of rhe party secured
thereby; the undersigned trustees
% " tbs sell rsess ss psDc On ags1es TasDAY TIE TH
H.n. iS isss. 81 At At 80 O'CLOCK PM,
the following described land and
premises. situate in the district Of
Columbia, and designated as and
heinz Let nST6s9ea ons9. ToTsgsE1 s,biyisfon az q
lots. in Square numbered Six Hun
dred and Twenty-six 1920, as per
plat recorded in Liber n. D. c. folio
21s in the once of the Surveyor for
the District of Columbia.
TERMS OF SALE. ALL CASH. A de-
posit Of $4,000 will be REQUIRED at
cording, revenue stamps. etc, at
cost Of purchaser. Terms Of sale
to be compiled with within 80 days
from day of sale, otherwise the
trustees reserve the right to resell
def.uitins ar's paschaser M has k after II s0st fSs
days advertisement Of such resale
In some newspaper published in
Washington, D. c.
3. WILSON EARNeHAW.
RUDOLPH w. SANTELAdANN.
JOHN r. DONOHOE,
aus. uS.11,13,16,IS: Trusteas.
Evening star., 1952-08-08
ELLIS. HOUGHTON q ELLIS,
60A Southern Building,
Washington B, ID. C..
Filed July 80, 1852. Harry M. Hull,

U,NITEpI, Ut P. STATES A;rE|l DISTRICT COURT
BESSIE CHASE ELLIS, & 0sdmPisi al. Plain
afSsoN tifis; Is JEE4!SS5 JEEA4!Nc5Es : STARR IS IoN-
easfci'e5 oRDFF or Af,tGR pHs11earroEi134n. "a oddEi13
object Of this partition suit is to
obtain . judgment for the sale Of,
ana to appoint o. Trustee. to sell
and. convey the following described
nd s snS paTsmsss a . Gs partition tSi q
tive interests. to wit: sub-lots sew
enteen. t17l to. twenty. (2W, both
inclusive, in block eleven .Q1).
1927. in the subdivision known ss
Croissant and Corey Trustees sub
division Of American University
Heights, as said subdivision is re-
corded in book county number 8.
yeyor's once Of the District Of Co
lumbia. On motion Of the attorneys
for the plaintiffs, 1t is by the Court
this Both day Of July, 1859, Or
sFr EP Bonsdson nat s %ae TFnnsf,
and as executrix named In the viii
Of r. Golden Donaldson. Ruth Dom
aldson Irish, Robert G. Donaldson,
Jr. and Wyn1an Cleaves Donaldson.
cause their appearance to be en-
eth day. exclusive Of Sundays and
legal holidays, occurring after the
date Of the first publication Of this
order, otherwise the cause WIN be
fault; Provided. . copy OF this Order
be published once q week for three
successive weeks In the Washington
Law Reporter and The Evening Star
EgHTISSTrrsS gHTISSTr e the eMetaudHEINy. IstT5a aay sudss. s
(Seal.( A TRUE COPY. TEST:
HAERY N: Hull Clerk BY
Evening star., 1952-08-08
Births Reported
From the DC. Bureau o, vital Statistics,

BOYS
Carl and Eleanor Armfelt.
samuel and Mary Army.
Cecil and Ruth Biting.
H3E;. HHH3Tsrd and Vivian Brown. jr.
Philip and Margaret Cherp.
easimesr and and ESenseIine EVEN IIfaefs cmi.l.
William and Mary Combs.
Arthur and Dolores Costello.
p.nI %illiaM ma and SuIsh.;,, Ethel Dorr Drrri.,
Stuart and Janet Gottlieb.
Howard and oma Holland:
William and Helen Kerwin, jr.
Charles and Geraldyn Lautrup.
faSeF freisT snd ana boTSthy bons hHaSsafsi Sathis.
William and Marion Mayo.
William and Margaret McNdichaei.
Joseph and Barbara. Moore.
Lewis and Mary Nelson. ~ "
RICHARD and Patricia Nessul.
William and Mary Ostrowski.
Rossas SssSa snd and Hsroa5a borosa Psnasr Psnnsy
Joseph and Eizabsth Pesss9no.
William and Rebecca .Philpott.
Daniel and Jean Pollitt.
Joseph and Anne Reap.
Richard and Mildred Skeen.
Floyd and Mary Street.
william william and AnnabelIe Wolfe, il.
.nS ana Ksthsria. naiSaia SsiSss csnsz
James and Evelyn Grant.
John and Grace Harley.
.v.iand T,,am and aaa Maoy iay.tIs Hooyer ye5n.on
William and Lillian Jones.
George and Evelyn Richmond.
GIRLS
Qa nnuey ana Yrcoo peI+
Harry and Margaret Brice. ....
John and Margaret, Butz.
9ea.risF }9e9 f1d ald Ha4s msraarss calassn Gloss.
John and Edith Cook.
Michael and Mary Dolan.
Paul and Helen Dousiasss. Dsu'.'
Charles and Pauline Dowriek.
Gerald and Shirley Drechsler.
reia ssis and md Masy Msy,!,l.s I,irseTsida r
Harlan H and and Isabelle isIfaa FREEMAN. ennsn'k''
Bernard and Alma Goldberg.
John and Mary Grim;
william wiiiam ana and Jean AmGe H1Ssins H0%arG
Stockley and Rosalie Lee.
Richard and Jane LeVieux.
Robert and Jane McMorrow.
James and. Kathleen Moore.
Walter and Marsaret Ponton.
Henry and Bridget Rybka.
Joe and Ninevah Sauls.
Darrell and Barbara Shark.
Howard and Elsie Tyler
Nathan and Lois Utterback.
Bruce and Sidney Watkins.
Philip and Marilyn Welsh.
Muart and Joan Williams
Walter and Lula Armstrone
John and Marguerite Branch. jr.
Francis and Estella Burrell.
Robert and Marie Grimes.
Milton and Ann johnson.
IGeorge and Odelia Jones,
William and Sylvia McGill.
Graham and Gertrude Rorie.
William and Jean Smith.
John and Virginia Maye.
| TWINS
Robert and Helen Langley. boys
Evening star., 1952-08-08
SPECIAL
AUCTION
This Saturday Morning,

(Tomorrow, Aug. 9th)
BY ORDER ADMINISTRATOR j. z.
HYSONG, CASE NO. S0193, EFT AL,
AND OTHERS.
Contents and furnishings Of home.
consisting Of good and medium grade
furniture, household effects, per-
sona1 effects, etc. etc. Prompt re-
moval. Terms: Cash.
Bedroom suites.
Kitchen sets.
Dinetfe set
Several rugs, room and other sizes.
Twin and double beds, complete.
Living room pieces.
Odd chests, dressers and robes.
Refrigerator.
Gas cooking range.
Boxes of clothing.
Dishes cookingware, etc.
Lamps, pictures and mirrors.
Odd pieces Of various kinds.
Numerous other effects.
AUCTTONEERS PHONE: MA. 9070
Evening star., 1952-08-08
Brokers Urqed

An Argentine decree forbids in
surance companies to accept busi-
ness direct from clients and en-
courages the services Of brokers
and agents.
Evening star., 1952-08-08
PROPOSALS
GOVERNMENT @ OF THE DISTRICT

GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. DIRECTOR OF
1S5$-sEALED PRoPOssAI.s viii vii B: b.
received in Room 42y. District Build.
ing. .14th and z Streets NV.
washington 4. D. c., until 200 PM.
AUGUST 21. 1852. EASTERN DAY
LIGHT TIME. and then publicly
Installing Metal Shelving in Certain
Rooms of the Spingarn High School,
North Side of Benning Road, between
gath and 26th Streets NE. Wash
tngton, D. c. Proposal Forms and
out charge. from the Chief Clerk,
Engineer Department (Secretary,
Contract Board. d. CO., Room 427.
District Building. Telephone Ma
tional 5000, Ext. 1878.
au6,7,S,9,11,12
Evening star., 1952-08-08
LEGAL NOTICES
JESSE LEE HALL, Attorney.

SASSE LEE HAIL. Attorney.
UNITED sTATEsn 1S .Ssn pisTRicr 81; N:M COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court.-No SO711, Ad-
ministration.-This. is to Give No
tice: That the subscribers, Of the
District Of Columbia and the State
OF New York, respectively have OBJ
tanned from the Probate Court Of
the District Of Columbia. Letters
Testamentary on the estate of Ma
bel e, Heron. late of the District
OF Columbia. deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof,
legally authenticated. to the sub
scriberS, on or before the 22nd day
Of January. AID. 1858; otherwise
they may by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Given
under our hands this 22nd day Of
July. 1852. AUDREY HEBRON
READ. 31l1 Garfield st. NV. VIR-
GINA. HERON ZIAMERNEArJN. 50
Richbell Rd.. White Plains, N. Y.
(Seal1 Attest: THEODORE coos
WELL. .Register of Wills for the Dis
trict OF Columbia. Clerk Of the Pro-
Evening star., 1952-08-08
OS. J. OWEN q son, AUctionecrs,
4S5 Southern Building.

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DWELLING BEING KNOWN AS
PREMISES NUMBER 5440 BASS
PLACE. SOUTHEAST.
By virtue Of . certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. in Lihcr No. 1871,
rolio atd lS2 ct seo;; Of the land rec
sIu1,.st and At the request Of the party
trustees viii sell, At publie lhaeaslshen aaetien
Day THE NINETEENTH D DAY OF
AAUuGUsT A,D; 1859, AT FOUR
in the District Of Columbia, and
DESIGNATED as and being Lot 81 in
Square 5291. in the subdivision
made by the Southwest Construction
Corporation, as per plat recorded in
the Once Of the Surveyor for the
District Of Columbia in Liber 1874
~ Ioho 29; subject to the building
restriction lines, covenants and
rights of way Of record.
Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed
eI trust Tor approximately S7.1h0. 90
announced at time cf sale; the pur-
chase price. above said trust to be
paid IN. cash. A deposit Of $500. .OO
REQUIRED. conveyancing, recording,
etc, at purchasers cost. Adjust
ments made rs Of date Of sale.
Terms to be complied with within
thirty days. otherwise deposit for
vertised and resold at the discretion
OF the trustees.
cAARiEAsj 4FI s E. EENAnTt MrTctHE11.
aus.11,13,15.1S. Trustees.
Evening star., 1952-08-08
AUCTION SALES
THE STANLEY GALLERIES
Licensed Auctioneers and Appraisers
321S M ST. NV.
ADAMS 6476

Public auction Of functional furniture,
china, bric-a-brac, household ap-
pointments, etc, ETC., including an
executive desk, hand-painted COM
modes and dining set. sofas, chairs.
rugs, ETC., etc.
Evening star., 1952-08-08
THOs. ]. OWEN a SON, Auctioneers,
43S Southern Buildine.

AUCTION:
Saturday, August 9th. Starting. at
IL Noon. Exhibition Before Sale.