davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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2-Bedrm. Cement Blk Home

On paved city street. handy all ad-
vantages: modern, well-conStructed
bunga., rms, tiled bath, elec.. gas
utility rm. Sacrifice at $3.50.
only S1.365 down. AMERICAN
REALTY, 1927 21St ST., Vero Beach,
Ela Ell ICrHC
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BUY WITH CONFIDENCE
1854 37-ft. Richardson: twin 115-
h.p. Grays; sleeps 6; 81 $I7'325.
1871 3S-ft. Matthews sedan. twin
screw. diesel-powered: shower; ship
to-shore converter; boat is in excel
lent condition.; S15.500.
1880 46-ft. Matthews: dbl. cabin;
tgin tSdns 1So sSowsn engiHss RES 1922 ooS Shipto
1947 40-ft. Matthews sedan. twin
screw; 145-h.p.: plan B; electric re-
frigeration, many other extras;
$4,000.
engine; very clean; $4,000.
Many other listingse at all price
ranges. All makes and models.
THE WASHINGTON MARINA
1900 Maine Ave. SW. RE. 7-4797
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BUELLS SERVICE
Repair carburetors. fuel pumps, gen.
orators, starters and distributors.
S11 10th st. NV ME. 8-5777
STOP BOAT LEAKS FOREVER
With EVR-SHIELD fabulous fiber
glass. See it applied; actual factory
demonstration Nov 16 and II. 8
pm. THE WASHINGTON MARINA,
1900 Maine ave. SW
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NEAR TAMPA-S4 0OO

NEAR IAMPA-S4, ,UUU
cottage and 5 beautiful
acres, on paved road. close U. S. No.
Al, Is minutes to Tampa. 3 rooms.
bath. all utilities. screened porch,
utility room. Taxes only S1.00.
"Giveaway" at $4,000! No. 37.l42
VESTS. F. H. Bliss. Box 372 ton
U. S. Al. So Suburb of Tampal +,
Gibsonton. Fla. CATALOG MAILED
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TRUCKS FOR SALE tcons.,
SCHOOL, RITC

Ideal 10. pvt. school: 81 passenger
reasonable offer refused. JEROME
BROD1E. OIL. 10000. is
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OF. 1856 OF. 4-s035
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TRUCK SALE
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

HICKS CHEVROLET, INC
'959 GA. AVE. NV. RIA. 3-OI(
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TWO ADJOINING 5-acre tracts;
Forestville. Va: nice, rolling land
with paved road frontage; IL miles
to D. c.: 5000 per acre. Terms. Also
73 acres suitable for subdivision:
Forestville, Va; 1,200-ft. paved road
frontage; lge. poultry bldg and
small cottage incl at $3.50 per
acre. Small down payment, bal. mo.
FOR INFORMATION CALL
N. c. HINES & SON
IA 6-SoOo. Ewes ia 7-1O30
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FARM ON THE WATER
While such acreage as this is be-
coming somewhat scarce on the
water you will agree with me that
this is q very outstanding pay.
30 acres, wooded; best soil for
tobacco, truck gardening, green
house or it can be made into q
lovely subdivision. Several assorted
fruit trees, barn. poultry houses,
5-rm. house in good condition.
Lovely shrubbery; reasonable terms.
l also have several cottages which
are priced very low at this season.
One as low as S4,950; low payment.
Some for rent
RUBY DOWNS, BROKER
Downs Bldg. Deale. Nd. West River
6700.
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FREE CATALOGUE
8 offices. central, gulf and east coast
areas. Farms. homes, groves. mo-
tells. add. few words what you want.
AMER. REALTY. P. o. Box 6592,
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lcnntinued.l

ACREAGE-CHOICE PROPERTIES In
the Burtonsville. Laurel, Beltsville
and Fairland areas. priced from $500
per acre: some with houses. We are
acreage specialists. Call day or
night for details on our listings.
G.. G. BARR CO.. WE. 6-4S67 or
WILL TRADE for small rental prop
erty, 3 to 6 acres of land with city
water and gas, in Herndon; or will
sell outright. Long frontage on 2
streets; good for individual home
or development. JE. 2-6517 or RA.
3-7037 lis
BEAUTIFUL ESTATE SITE of almost
ga acres, wooded, with lge. trees
and much dogwood. in excel. neigh
borhood of higher priced homes;
less than 10 mi. from Lincoln Me-
mortal. Privacy, but convenient to-
transp., schools, stores. Other larger
and smaller sites. JE. 2-65T7. RA.
$50 Down, SEQ MONTH; y Acre
wooded homesites.. ON CITY WATER.
in Shirley Acres, "a mile from clover
leaf on Shirley freeway; 1905 tol
$1,795 VERNON M. LYNCH g.
SON. Springfield, Va. KI. 9-575SI
(cloSed SundayS). -16
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matey 10000 So H. wide dADIRrS5ss IRlons
age, min. depth. Owner will sub
ordinate with release clauses; may
be bought part or entirety. Street.
sewer and water " cash. Call OIL.
1920. OIL. 4-0670. SAMUEL e.
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CONTINUED on Next Page)
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BETHESDA-1O choice bldg. lots for
individual purchaser; minimum
frontage 70 #: all utils. and fin-
ished St; $4,000. Call Mr.. Lebling,
Sat. and Sun, OIL. 4-66S8. ROBERT
B. HALL CO., OIL. 2-3250. -16
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UIine Expects Crowd of $500
To Turn Out for GIobetrotters

A crowd of $500 is expected
to fill Uline Arena tomorrow
night for the pro basketball
doubleheader featuring the Har-
lem GlobetrotterS.
The Baltimore Bullets and
Philadelphia Warriors will meet
at 1880 o'clock in a regular Ma
tional Basketball Association
game, while the world-f famed
Trotters will perform against
the Philadelphia Sphas in the
nightcap.
Because of an unexpectedly
heavy advance sale. Uline Off
cialS have installed an additional
1880 seats.
The Baltimore Philadelphia
game will be the first big league
pro basketball game played here
since the Caps dropped out of
the MIA two years ago. The
Caps played part of the season
last year in the American League
but again folded.
The Warriors will feature the
NBA's leading scorer in Neil
Johnston, 6-foot-8 former Ohio
State star. Johnston is taking
the honorS away from George
Mikan of Minneapolis, who is in
second place. The Warriors also
have another great scorer in Joe
Fulks, who has averaged about
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|W-L Five Underdoq
In P|ayoff Opener
Special Dispofeh 10 The Stor

NORFOLK, Va. Mar. IT,
Washington-Lee High Of Arling-
ton carries it's best basketball
record in history into the open
ing round of the Virginia State
Group I High School Basketball
Tournament at 1880 o'clock to-
night but still is labeled the un-
derdog.
The Generals, who compiled
an 1874 record this season, must
face E. c. Glass of Lynchburg.
winner of 18 of 10 games and
seeded No. l.
George Washington of Alex
andria also had tough oppo-
nent in Petersburg, the second
ranked team with a 1874 record.
CIV has a 1876 mark. These two
teams were scheduled to start
the tournament at pm.
In other first-round games,
Thomas Jefferson meets CRANKY
and Newport News goes against
George Washington of Danville.
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20 points per game for the last
six seasons.
Clair Bee, the former Long
Island University coach, has
made many changes since taking
over the Bullets. Paul CBear)
Hoffman is the only Bullet re-
naming from the teams that
used to oppose the Caps.
While the league game prom
ises plenty of action, it's the
exhibition that will draw the
fans. According to past scripts,
the Trotters will run up a good
lead over the Sphas and then
bring out their bag of tricks.
The cloWning and amazing shots
of Goose Tatum and the ma
chine-gun dribbling of Marques
Haynes are the top acts in the
show,
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PERSONAL

VACANCY IN NURSING HOME for
elderly person; 24-hr. nursing care;
Visions Hfione0 JU. g $50 5000. dn0 county '0Dsf
EXPERT TYPING. reasonable rates,
evenings and week ends only. Pickup
and delivery. ia. 7-5391. -l5
NURSING HOME-vacancies in a real
your loved ones. Convalesant, aged
or inyalids. Quiet suburban area.
Beautiful grounds cheerful sunny
rms. Licensed. JU. 5-5461. Ia
'FEMAsfS1 E9NS sEAuff4 Fl coEnESr ssSHfS8 ,!a MSe &
yrs. experience. FRENCH BEATTY
SHOP. 1921 14th st. NV. AD.
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly peo-
Pile; pleasant atmosphere: kind at
1sasi0a ssn or Homen Hoi and RAJ n? as sSs sas5
Ga. ave. NV. -12
PRACTICAL NURSE wishes s hours
Rockville. Box TEA, Star. 16"
PIANO TUNER-ss; city or suburbs;
"a, fqalisy sess9: SSFk, k1 VscT9s sg91s GEORGE
INFANT CARE. to 8 years old. by
mother; pleasant surroundings. Ia.
CHILD CARE, "a hours a day. by
experienced mother. licensed home;
reasonable rates. AP. 7-22SS.
VACANCY, from 500 mo. Lady, gen.
tleman; warm, comfortable nursing
home: good food; TV. HE. 4-515l.
FRENCH. GERMAN. ITALIAN, conv.,
grammer; lady teacher. DE. 2-4150,
Ext Il. after , g pm: -
ave. studio available; scross from
Pierre'S. DU. T-aS6S.
YOUR SUEDE AND JEATHER gar
ments. will delight you in color and
in softness when you bring then
to be cleaned by the Specialist. EX-
QUISITE CLEANERS. 3700 Georgia
~. aye, nv IDREA. RA. 319777;, 49,
business In the comfort of your home
by use of telephone, to conduct sur
vey for local corporation. Call MR..
WILLIAMS. JU. 9-2352. Ia
PATRICIA .STEVENs-NA. S-6275.
Model Training. Free Analysis
liz
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PohoIsky and Groot Nucleus
Of Fort BeIvoir Powerhouse

about a month ago, but the five
hour. 15-minute marathon duel
had no bearing on it.
II had a soreness in my pitch
ing arm while with Houston in
1948," the big right-hander re-
vealed. After that it period
ically became sore, but pitching
that 22-inning game didn't cause
the trouble. nor did it bother me
for a while afterWard. must
have picked it up a few years
earlier in a game I pitched on a
damp. cold day." he added.
Beat Andy TOmasic.
Poholsky's record pitching was
done against Jersey City, and
his opponent, who also started
and went the full distance, was
Andy Tomasic, a backfield star
at Temple in the early '4Os.
From the 18th to the goth in
ming Poholsky pitched no-hit-
ter, and gave up but 10 hits in
all in getting a 80 win. His
record that year at Rochester
Was 18 won against six losses.
with an earned-run average of
PIT.
For this fine record, the then
20-year-old Poholsky was voted
the most valuable ployer in the
league and was promoted to the
Cardinals the following year.
His performance with the Cards
wasn't quite as impressive. He
had a 7-13 season with an
earned run average of 4.43, but
still showed his bosses enough
that he will report to the Cards
after his Army release in 1854.
His record last year at Belvoir
was an overall 20-3 and eight
of those wins without defeat
were gained while pitching with
the Military District of Wash
ington team. He accompanied
the team to the National Semi
pro Tournament at Wichita,
KaEs., which it won and then
to Hawaii and Japan. where it
won the National Baseball Con-
gress interhemisphere series in
four out of five games.
Looks to improvement.
II didn't do too badly" Pohol-
sky modestly said, but with this
arm operation I should be
stronger and hope to have even
a better season this year. I
had DR.. Carl Middleman, the
Cards team physician. operate
on me in st. Louis and he as
sured me 1 would be as good
as new afterward. I'm anxious
to start warming up but am
going to forego that until an
other month or six weeks. how
ever, and not take any chances
of recurrent arm trouble.
"The doctor said it was a
muscle tear and used some long
medical name," he smilingly
continued. but told me it wasn't
serious so I'm confident I'll be
all right and able to pitch win
ming ball in a short time"
The Engineers, with the ros-
ter strengthened, hope to i'm
prove over last years 1912
record. Included in that total
was the North Division title in
the Middle Atlantic Inter-service
Athletic Conference tournament,
but this season the club will
operate independently, playing
mostly service teams and a few
colleges. A schedule calling for
about rs games, couple dozen
more than was played last year,
has been arranged. Forty of
these will be played at home
with the opening game set for
March 27 with West Chester
(Pa.) State Teachers College.
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THOS. ]. OWEN & son, AuctiOneers.
435 Southern Building.

Trustees Sale of Valuable. improved
real estate consisting of an un-
divided one-half interest in two.
story brick dwelling being premises
"a Bates Street, NV.
BY virtue Of a certain dee1 d. OF dPss IFsst
Folio ass ct sea. of the land records
of the District of Columbia. and at
the request of the parties sscuredi
thereby. the undersigned trustees VIII
sell. at public auction. within tne
Room RInSas As q SH; soathern n suiiding. FIJI,
WEDNESDAY. THE EIGHTEENTH
DAY OF MARCH, AID. 1853. At
ONE O'CLOCK PM. the following
described land and premises: situate
ignated as and being AN UNDIVIDED
ONE-HALF INTEREST IN AND TO
Lot numbered Eight Hundred Four
teen (S14) in Moses Kelly's sub:
division of lots in Square numbered
SIX Hundred. Fifteen (6l5) as per
in Liber 159 at. Folio 1885,.
Terms: Sold subject to prior deed
Of trust for approximately S7,5o0. 90
further particulars Of which Will be
chase price above said TRUST e 6ee
paid in cash. A deposit OF SS00.OO
required. Conveyancing. recording.
etc. at purchasers cost. Adjust
ments made as Of date Of sale.
Terms to be complied With within
feited and the property may be ad-
vertised and resold at the discretion
Of the trustees.
ABRAHAM h LEVIN.
ROBERT G. WETGHTMAN,
mhA12,17 Trustees.
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Rochester in 1850 and later went
to the st. Louis Cardinals. The
infielder is Dick Groat, ALL
America in baseball and basket
ball at Duke.
In addition, the team will be
literally sprinkled with several
players from last years squad
and a number of promising new
comers, most with minor league
experience.
Among those returning will be
Jack George, former all-around
athlete while at st. Johns and
later a star basketball player at
La Sale College. Philadelphia,
and Doug CosSey, who caught
with Wisconsin Rapids of the
Glass D Wisconsin State League
in 1851. George is listed as an
undergraduates, but was used
mostly at first base last year. He
has also had some experience as
q catcher.
A right-hander all the way,
George batted an even 300 last
season for Belvoir. CoSsey, a
Southpaw swinger. hit for .285
average with Wisconsin Rapids
in 72 games. He collected five
home runs and drove in 38.
Team Adding Three Pitchers.
Other hlodovers are Andrew
Pane, who had a 26-9 record. in
Guiding four shutouts, while
hurting for Pauls Valley of the
class D Sooner League in 1851,
and Jim Holbech, also pitcher,
who divided his time between
Wisconsin Rapids and Madison
vile of the Kitty League in 1850.
John Miller, an inf1elder who
played semipro ball before enter
ing the service, also is returning.
The newcomers beside Groat
include three pitchers, two
catchers and two inf1elders. The
pitchers are Dolor Rehm, with
Roanoke Rapids, Mats farm;
Don Schaeffer, with Valdosta,
Ga, a Dodger farm, and James
Barkin, unlisted before entering
service Nick Testa, all-league
catcher last year while with
Jacksonville of the Sally League,
and George Cobb, with no pre-
viouS record, are catching as
pirants. Two of the new infield
candidates are Irv Schaeffer (no
relation to pitcher Dom, who
saw service with Hamilton of
the Pony League and St. Joseph
of the Western Association, and
Tony Guido. with no previous
record.
In recounting that memorable
22-inning game, Poholsky. strap
ping 200-pounder standing g.
foot-2. disclosed that he had an
operation on his pitching arm
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THOS. I. OWEN & son. .Auctioneers.
435 Southern Building.

Trustees Sale Of valuabIs IMPR0VEDD
UNDIVIDED ONE-HALF INIERESI
IN A TWO-STORY BRICK Dwell, ELL,
ING ING BE Being 6 w PREMISES lls BATES
By NtH Virtue Of IF a a certain deed Of t.u trust
duly recorded. in Liber No. 1924,
Folio 400 ct seq. OF the land recoios
of the District Of Columpla' anu a.
thereby. the undersigned trustees
the once Of Thos; J; Owen aS;,di0R. 4 S0n.
Room R!.9nan+, 435 sDd soushegn stTeeas NW' i on
WVfEfsp1iNEsDAY. Vffs1itss;DAY THE EIGHTEENTH
DAY OF MARCH AID. 1858, AT
ONE O'CLOCK PM, the following
described land and premises
situate IN the District OF in CSiumDaasN; "a
uNp1VIDED Uni Vii5fS oNE-HAIF INTEREST
in AND TO LOT numbered One
Hundred One 10ll in Square num1
bered Five Hundred Fifty-Iwo 39os 35
Folio sS Of the once Of the sur
veyor for the District of Columbia,
except part of said Lot dedicated Tor
public alley as shown on plat re-
eorder in Li6er g s,,rvevors az iSno once.
NOTE: The above described part OF
Lot numbered one Hundred one
1O1l is now known for assessment
and taxation purposes as Lot Eignt
Hundred Sixteen t8I6i in Square
Five Hundred Fifty-Two t552l
Terms Sold subject, to a prior oa deed ed
OF trust for approximately, S7,500.no
further particulars Of which will be
chase nrice above said trust to be
satie paid in pfcss cash T a deposit Of $4,000
required. Conveyancing, recordlng'
etc. at purchasers cost. Adjust
ments made as of date of sale. Terms
dsvs otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property may be advertised and
resoId at the discretion OF the
ABRAHAM H. LEVIN,
Trustees.
Evening star., 1953-03-12
Tennis Matches Ruined Out

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, Mar.
IL. (P)-Drizzly rain washed out
all matches in the first annual
Masters Invitational tennis
tournament yesterday, crowding
IL matches onto today's sched-
ule. All the big names of the
tournament, including Gardnar
Mulloy, Vic Seixas, Art Larsen,
Doris Hart and Shirley Fry, will
see action today.
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PROPOSALS Cont

GOVT. DIST, OF COL. DIR. OF
sANY. ENG.RG;: Mch. 12. 1859.
S1 IN km 4649 &ss p. ~l Ave- DC NM. EeSo'
Wash. l, D. c., until P. NJ. EST,
Mch. 19. 1858, and then publicly
sTORMsEWER. 36th St., bet. Cam
den an snd Austin sts.. IS. Sc .,s% consist. list
#. 81" dia. and sos lin. #. 1S""
dia. pl. conc. pipe sewer. Proposal
forms and specns. obtainable. with
out charge, from Secy.. Contract
Pd. Rm. 406. 499 Pa. Ave. NV.
Mar.l3,I3 4,16.17,1S.
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tAUcTIoN SALES Cont
ADAM A.. WESCHLER d SON.
AuetioneeFs. .AppraiseFs

TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-sToRY
BRICK BUILDING. FIRST FLOOR
NOW USED FOR CHURCH, PREM
ISES NO. 313 2nd STREET. S.W.
BY yirture, Of a deed Of trust rec
ct seq: one Of the land records Of
The The District Of Golum6s md
the undersigned trustees will ofer
of premises. on MONDAY. THE SIX.
TEENTH DAY OF MARCH 1858.
AT THREE O'CLOCK PM, the
following described property in The
DISTRICT of Columbia. to-wit: Lot ''F''
HarI IN Edward ID simms' subdivision, q
Liber N. K. folio 2ss Of the Records
Of the Once of the Surveyor of the
District Of Columbia. now known for
SaSialSo Seaxation purposes as Lot s26 in
TERMS OF SALE: All cash. A deposit
sale. Examination of title convey
ancing. recording. revenue Stamps
and notarial fees at cost of pur-
chaser. Terms to be complied with
within 30 days from day OF sale.
otherwise trustees reserve the right
to resell property at risk and cost,
OF defaulting purchaser, after 5 Gays
advertisement of such resale in Scme'
newspaper published in Washington.
D c.. or deposit may be forfeited,
or without forfeiting deposit. trlS-
tees may avail themselves OF any
legal or equitable rights against de-
faulttng Durchaser
SAMUEL, L. MENSH.
MILFORD HILLERsoN,
1904 H st. NE.
Trustees.
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PROPOSAL

2 RIf isss SoNsTRGGb1Pso sEaGGP PPskoRPossss 2 s seEfh E
be received in RIM. 404, 499 Pa.
Ave. NV. Washington l. D. c..
until 2 PM. EST. March 20. 1853,
and then publicly opened and read
No. 4 931 r st, NV. and Fire
Truck House No. 4. 2I9 NJ st. Wv
Proposal forms, plans and speens.
obtainable. without charge from
Ssees 4Sa pa Ave 0S.ys Mn treIa o Ma M Ms-so66o.'
Ext. 237S.) mh6. 7,9, ,10.11,12
Evening star., 1953-03-12
SPECIAL NOTICES

AID nd ScoMg Hs nom TaNhSEsf 8. M5aefyAI P TAX s.
CENTER 9 am. to pm. daily.
Sat- Sun. RIM aOs' 400 5th st ~.
A TAX SERVICE - Returns pre-.
IsI pared In your home home evenings: rea-
.AYL0R AZ @! EXPERT TAX sERv. Est:
TA& aETTRNs aTD IS s. FREfAkED if Ii 9IsS 4Gss
, IA M,,I 7-1lsS iSI for aDpointment; l6.
de debts otsIf othsr than n1 Gs0 f59ss contraetsd
1 wi Will sfs SoT f. Be f." REspoSslB1El f. for
myself. EUGENE r. ELsEY. 42i6
18th ave-. Bellemeade. Hyattsyille.
TAN RETURNS reas se44 Colesvilie
sERV sd; Iopp ir1 1esslgH2. sI yE1 W1LMETH METH TAX
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any any debts contraeted by any one other
BoOkKEEPING sERViiCEs - Book
Keeping systems installed and main
talned; experienced accountant can
handle O several additional accounts.
1SCoME TAX RETURNS prepared by
expert S S.oj9o in your home; reas. fee.
1 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts other than those con-
tracted by myself. F. P. WADDELL,
GRACE E. WADDELL, 2910 BladenS-
burg I'd. ne. Wash: IS. D. c.
TAX RETURNS PREPARED
Reasonable rates; 5000 Wilson blvd.
Clarendon Circle. Arlington. ia.
2-1711.
ALL INCOME TAX
Returns at the Original TAX CEN
Evening star., 1953-03-12

college cam
pus to lead his
team in bat
ting in his
first ye ar in
the m a jors
form the nu-
cleus of tn is
years For t
Belvoir base
ball team.
The m or
league pitcher
is Tom Pohol-
sky, W h o set
the recor d
~ hile with
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THOS. J. OWEN & SON, Auctioneers,
433 Southern Building.

TsHs5fss kSM ss!S SR1Gk St HelufSf TING
BEING KNOWN AS PREMISES
N6RTEEAsT' N6RFER Ifo0 SECOND STREET
BY Virtue Of a certain deed of trust
duly recorded, in -Liber No. 9724.
Folio 1872 ct sea-. of the land records
of the District Of Columbia. and at
the request Of the party secured
thfFfS a ss IT he puo aasen in 1Fussss ess
Of the premises. on TUESDAY. THE
TWENTY FOURTH DAY OF MARCH.
A.D. 1888. AT FOUR O'CLOCK
PM. the. following-described land
of Columbia, and designated as and
being Lot 81 in George Truesdelrs
subdivision Of lots in Block 4.
"Eckington,' being also known as
city soF5e af Addition pef to paf 5ss
recorded in Liber. No. 50. Folio 1875
Of the Records Of the Ofice Of the
Surveyor Of the District Of Colum-
bia. Now known for purposes OF
assessment and taxation as Lot 81
nants Of record.
Terms; Sold subject to a. prior
for approximately. So. .2s6.37 further
A nounced a. time fn q sale; SiH the Ss pur- S-
chase price. above said trust to be
paid in cash A deposit of $4,000
required. Conveyancing, 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
advertised and resold ct the discre-
ton of the trustees.
HOWARD BERNSTEIN,
THOMAS W. HUNT.
mh12. 1Al7.20.23 Trustees.
Evening star., 1953-03-12
Souls Defends Title

Isaac Sauls, 1st Army heavy
weight boxing champion, sue
cessfully defended his title with
a knockout in the second round
over Hugh Strong at Camp Kill
mer, N. j., last night. Sauls
and Strong, both Washington
boys, are stationed at Kilmer and
Fort Monmouth, N. j., respec-
tiyelv
Evening star., 1953-03-12
THOMAS n. CAROLAU,
S?l 18TH st. NV,

Filed March 10. 1858. Harry M. Hull,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia.-In Re:
Application OF William T.. Bono for
Change of Name.-Civil Action No.
062-53.-William T. Bono having
filed a complaint for a judgement
changing his name to William T.
Boneau and having applied to the
Court for an order of publication
OF the notice required by law in
such cases. it is, by the Court. this
10th day of March, 1888. Ordered
that all persons concerned show
cause, if any there be. on or before
the 4th day of April, 1853 why the
prayers of said complaint should not
be granted: Provided, that q copy
Of this. order be published once q
week for three consecutive weeks
before said day in The Washington
Evening Star and the Washington
Law Reporter. tS) F. DICKINSON
LET'S. Judge. (Seall true copy.
Test: HARRY NJ HULL. Clerk Bv
HELEN K. BENDURE. Deputy Clerk.