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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-15
by Ed coRRIcAN
AP SporiaMrliar

Unless Al Lopez is an incurable
optimist who wears rose-colored
glasses even in the dark, he could
do worse than give his Cleveland
Indians q little talk today--some-
thing like this:
We've tried everything to beat
those Yanks, but whatever we do,
they manage to go US one better.
When we streak, they put together
4 better streak. When we have the
pitching, they manage to set the
big blow to beat us. When we have
the hitting, they outslug us. Let's
concentrate on mailing down second
place this year and give it another
whirl In 1854"
Until q week ago, Lopez was still
talking pennant. At least the Indi-
ans were in hailing distance Of the
Yankees at that time. But the
clean sweep of the four-game Sc
ries that ended with q double con-
quest, 81 and 80, for the Yanks
yesterday, just about Knocked the
breath and hope out Of the Tribe.
Casey Stengel and his swashbuck-
ling crew now are 1914 games
ahead of the Indians with the sea-
son almost half over. The Yanks
have won Is games in a row,
which is the third longest winning
streak in American League his
tory.
Yesterday Yank catcher Yogi
Berra actually knocked In enough
runs to win each game. In the
opener. he hit a home run with
two on off Bob Lemon in the eighth
with his team behind, FL. Then in
the second game, he clouted a
triple in the fourth with two more
mates on.
Lemon was the loser of the first.
and Mike Garcia. who permitted
only seven hits, was the victim in
the nighteap. Bob Kuxava won the
first for the Yanks and Vic Raschi
tossed the shutout. yielding three
hits.
The ST. Louis Browns lost their
18th straight. when they took a
twin shellaeking from the Phila.
delphia As, 81 and 81.
The Chicago White Sox moved
into third place with q pair Of tri-
umphs over the Red Sox. 60 and
10.
Bully Pierce tossed the first. Civ
ING ap only two hits, while Sandy
conSnegra threw the second.
In the other American League
game, the Wasmingson senator's
slugged The hapleSs Detroit Tigers
81, behind the strong,arm hnriiRg
az Frank Shea.
Tie see-szw battle Fer first place
Ia tae National League continued
between TIRE Milwaukee Braves and
the Rrooklya Dodgers TIE amaa
irg Braves edged psst the Brooks
~ N3nntnx . anahse header from
Fss.shargA Pirates. - and So
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eastern United States.
The Key West nine was given a
Royal welcome here Saturday when
they were met on the Stock Island
Bridge upon their return from
Fort Pierce and were whisked into
the city behind screaming police
and Sheriff'S Department escort to
the city hall steps where they were
presented keys to the city by Act
ing Mayor George Lastres, Conch
hurler who played a key part in
bringing Key West its first state
championship.
And then Key Wesiers from all
walks of life, showed Just how
much they appreciated the
coneh's performance they dug
down in their jeans to collect a
total Of $l,334.00 TO ray for
"trip 10 the Alabama tournament.
Earlier, it had appeared that the
Key Wesfers would be unable to
make the trip due to . lack OF
funds in the Key West High
School Athletic Department.
Mayor c. B. Harvey, conduct
ing an informal drive on the steps
of the city hall received pledges
and cash from a huge crowd OF
well.wishers who had gathered
there to welcome the ConchS home.
Key Westers, from Navy Yard
workers to affluent business men
paid cash or made pledges ranging
from $500 to $50.
The City Of Key West dished UP
q pledge of $3.50.
Fund treasurer Jack Burke today
reported that the total amount OF
cash collected was 1924, while
$525 in pledges we're made.
The Conchs left by car Sunday
for the Alabama City and today
they were scheduled to hold drlll
al the Florida State University In
Tallahassee and then VIII proceeu
TO Selma. Their first start in the
tournament is expected to take
place on Tuesday.
Richmond Academy of Augusta,
Georgia has held the Southeastern
title for three years, viii make the
first start against Newton High
School Of Mississippi furnishing the
oppoition. Newton, a pre-tourney
fayorite has copied 20 verdicts
without loss.
Another hot team participating
is Sidney Lanier High School Of
Montgomery. Alabama. Lanier has
won II games in a row this year.
Other teams participating include
st. Joseph's High School Of Bards-
town, KY, Parrish High of Selma
and Central High School Of Mem
phis, Tennessee.
Key West has lost but single
game In three years Of action and
piled up four impressive wins In
the District tourney.
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Key Westers Dig Do'Un To Send
State Champions To Tournament

The Key West High School Baseball team, who put
the city the map Friday night when they became the
1853 State High School Baseball Champions returned t
umphantly the city Saturday and then jumped off
again shortly after Sunday to compete in the South
eastern District tourney at Selma, Alabama.
The Conchs will represent the State against the best
In high school diamond from all the south
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SUMMARY - Runs batted in:
Casey ;. Cruz z, Salgado. Gates:
two-base hits: Casey. Gates: three
base hits. Casey: stolen bases: T.
Howser, Gates 3. 4. Howser. g.
LastreS, Plasz. Rodriguez: saeri.
fee: pita; left on bases: West
Palm 10. Key West 8: bases on
balls; off Buehholz 2. off Grower
s. off Cruz I, off G. Lastres I.
struck out. by Buehhoix Q. By
Grower 9, by Cruz S. BY g. Las
tres !: hits. off Buchholz / for z
runs In o innings. off Grower 7 Tor
, runs 10 II, of Cruz } for > runs
In , ~, off G. Lastrea , for / rim
In I/s: hit by pitcher Grower
tCatalal halk: Grower. wild
pitches G. Lastres 2. passed balls
BenriqBez 2 winning pitcher g.
Lastres. Iosing pitcher Grower
empires Featoa. BeeIi. cuahman
scorer Durham: ume so. ~.
tendance e0S.
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Don Land, eatfsslder for the De,
trost Tigers, Is > farmer star toos.
BAH player Tor lie University az
Michigan.
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New Conference
Organized Sunday

RALEIGH. N. c. H-The AZ.
lantie Coast Conference. seven
team playing conference, " was
arganlxed here yesterday with indi.
cations that Virginia would be adj
United "a membership later
]. T. PEAVEY. University Of South
carolsna faculty Chairman - y.
leties. was elected preSS the
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KOraska
PAGES NAVY
.WivesLeague
BY TRunY cocARAM

Last week Ginny Koraska and
Anita Stranghoener Of the uS0.
Noes team came through. with
flying colors. Ginny bowled high
series Of $50. Anita rolled q i73 for
third high single game.
Lou Dukes IS3 was high for the
week and Ginny's It's was second.
Ginny's team eollared Naval Sta.
ton CP0's for three points ard
Naval Station Annex CPO team
copied four points from the US0-
YMCA.
High scratch team game at Ts6
and high scratch team set Of zlss
were rolled BY Naval Statsoa eros
TEAM STANDINGS
Naval Station cPO 2
Naval Station Aanex CP0 I
US0 Noes s
uS0 YMCA 2
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Charleston Augusta 2 lcalled end It'll
rain)
Savannah 10 Columbus
Other games Ppd-rain
TODAY's SCHEDULE
Macon at Augusta
Columbia at Charleston
Savannah at Jacksonville
Columbus at Montgomery
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Baseball Results

Yesterdays RESULTS
st. Louis 1-9 New York GA
Chicago 3-6 Brooklyn 6-6
Milwaukee 10 Pittsburgh 80
Cincinnati I'll Philadelphia Ia
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
st. Louis at New York
Milwaukee at Pittsburgh
Only games scheduled
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ghatey LgeGmaa ~ the Sew
York 6lsats Ais q kome rwa ID hss
FIRST tire ~ bat ~ sks rs sars. Tia
date SIS jay s. Tsts
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Pascal ard Charts Harris szeh
allowed ksx hits
Sgsdsy Results
Tampa 7 Miami 4
Ft- Lsuaer1als 3 s.. PeteTas4rg {
Wsxs Pairs Beach Havana
Tsnish4.a esnss
Tzmpa II Mlant
Havana At West Pslr Beaeh
F LsaseF6sie 81 NJ. peiersaaEg
sssn5tns&s
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Richard Bonner Hur|s No-Hitter In
Little League Here On Saturday

: Richard Bonner. Elks ace right.
handler pitched himself into the
Little League Hall of Fame by
hurting no-hit, no-run game a
gainst the Jaycees Saturday night
in the first game of a doublehead.
er. The score was 1910.
Bonner allowed only one runner
to reach third and that was in the
second inning when Joe McMahon,
Jaycee catcher, was safe on an
error and got to third on a couple
of wild pitches. Bonner won his
fifth game without a loss, struck
out nine, walked five and not a
ball was hit out of the infield off
the strong-armed highlander. II
was the second no-hitter of the sea-
son. Bobby Pazo, Lion Highlander
duplicated the feat against Evans
on May 23rd.
Backing up Bonner's no-hitter.
the Elks pounded two Jaycee hurl-
ers for eleven hits. A IL run rally
in the second sewed up the game
for the Elks. Led by Bill Solomon,
who collected three doubles and a
single in five trips to the plate, the
Elks increased their lead to one
full game over the second place
Kiwanis.
In the nightcap. the vFW defeat
ed the Rotary, 1877, to put them
within a half game of the league
leading Lions in the National Lit
tie League.
The combined hurting of Eddie
Diaz and Tony Estenoz held the
Rotary to three hits as their team
mates were getting IL off two Rot
airy hurlers.
The VFW took 40 lead in the
first inning on two errors, three
walks. singles by Bobby Thompson,
Pete Esquinaldo and a double BY
Raul CervanteS. They added two
more in the second on an error
and singles by Cervantes, Estenoz
and Esquinaldo.
The Rotary scored twice in their
half of the first on two walks, an
error, and a single by Richard Gar
cia Melted the Rotary two more
runs in the second, but the VIEW
exploded for four runs in the fourth
on three walks, an error and two
singles to sew up the ballgame.
Cervantes and Esquinaldo shared
hitting honors each collecting three
hits. r. Garcia collected two of the
Rotary's three hits.
The line aaoroe.
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Cieavse Kel, ta1r4 5ssewan fr
tse Bostna BED SaSs. saes ma Hsx
e ge7Fa b. nHagaa tS1 Eanses
a& snr1 haxs in lsa
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T0DAY's BASEBALL SCHEDULE
BY The Associated Press
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus AZ Kansas City
Charleston az Louisville
Toledo at st. Paul
Indianapolis al Minneapolis
ALABAMA-FL0REnA
Eufauia at Graeeviiie
pothan al Fort Walton
AndaluSia IL Panama City
TEXAS
Shreveport IT Dallas
Beaumont At Fort Worth
Houston at Oklahoma City
Tulsa az San Antonio
INTERNATIONAL
Toronto at Buffalo
Syracuse at Springfield
Rochester az Baltimore
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York 6-3 Cleveland 20
Washington Detroit !
Chicago 6-I Boston 90
Philadelphia 80 st. Louis IL
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
No games scheduled
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49, -
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL RESULTS
by The Associated Press
ALABABIA-FL0RIDA
Fort Walton 6 Eufauia
Gracevilie , Panama City Cite, Gales
eighth. rainl
Dothan at Andalusia Ppd., rain
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus is Kansas City s-4
Charleston 80 Louisville s.s
Indianapolis 05 Minneapolis ll-5
Toledo 7.6 81. Paul 81
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Springfield SIS Rochester "a
Syracuse 20 Baltimore %
Montreal So Ottawa Ia
Buffalo al Toronto "a
TEXAS
Houston u Oklahoma City Z
Shreveport Dallas
San Antonio 10 Tulsa
Beaumont Fort Worth (
PACIFIC COAST
Hollywood SIS San Francisco III
Oakland 1873 Los Angeles 81
Seattle 10 Portland IL
San Diego 81 Sacramento -
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OTHER RECORDS

I
Most times at bat J. Santana
q. Kerr 10.
| Most runs scored : ]. Santana Is,
Knowles IS.
Most hits ]. Santana 10. Kerr.
Knowles. F. Curry 8 each.
Most doubles J. Santana (.
Pineda 4.
Most triples ]. Santana z. Kerr
z, White 2. Key 2.
Most homers J. Santana 1.
Knowles 5, Leon I, PORTER I.
Most sacrifice hits Kerr, Dopp,
Simms, A. Carey each.
Most times famed AtweIl 6,
oropeza. Luppens, and Dopp S
each.
Most times walked oropeza s,
j. Diaz, PUG each.
Runs hatted in J Santana ia,
Kerr IL Knowles IL.
PITCHERS RECORDS
Yates has WIN tao games and
lost none. Barnett, Leggett, At.
well. Porter, Bean, and Taylor
have won a game and lost none
Knowles. C&rahailo have won q
game and lone ore each,
Thompson, ] Carey. and !. Mi.
"a have won q game and lost two
each.
Weech. ice Ssnsanz. Stickney,
Riggs. each have Aoss . game and
have Wun nane
Nest hatters famed. = Carey
rs, Carballo is. kn0wles Is. Tay.
log Il. Bean ard Thompson i
each.
Most walks Yates ~. CarhAno
q. Thompson l6.
Earned runs 90 AfwwH Z. Per
ter. O EnoN les 3. Yates {. Bear
& CarhaIlo ;, Tso1psnn &c. j.
Carey 81. Tay8ar IA. J. Mira {
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Score by innings:
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Atlanta ST. Chattanooga IS
Mobile 81 Memphis 40
Birmingham 10 Nashville 81
New Orleans "a Little Rock 3.i
T0DAY'S SCHEDULE
Atlanta at Chattanooga
New Orleans at Little Rock
Mobile at Memphis
Birmingham at Nashville
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WEST PALM = tn

TOTALS g : 3 g u
x-Struek out for Rott in 4th
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SPECIAL NOTICES

BULOYA WATCHES, 33kSs discount.
ARTHUR MARKEL 9z1 st. NV.
TWILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted by any one
other than myself. CHARLES D.
stfsRiIlo. M1RnoN' Nd dlOa Emerson st; as. .y-
] WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted by any one
but myself. THOMAS E. BOWIE,
4s6 F st. s.w.' No. 3, Wash, ?: c.
ON OR AFTER THIS DATE / will
not be responsible for any debts.
bills, or contracts other than in
Cured by myself. EARLE D. BRIM-
NER. 2214 3Sth st. NV. 26"
LOST-Bonds Nos. s93. se4. 1o11
ana 1012. each IN the amount Of
500 and Nos,s222O and 234S, each
In the amount of $50. issued by the
On on January l. 1924: said bonds
G. Walker. All persons are called
upon to show cause why new dupn-
cate bonds may not be issued by the
American Security and Trust Com
osts RoAfSE iIfS V RAIKER ifS e. 90 tes 1eos eGs.
ard A.. Block. Attorney, 900 F street
NV. WASHINGTON, D. c.
PONTIAC 1947 IS" 4-door, serial No.
PSMB19585, motor No. S-362242,
Will be sold at auction Sept. 10,
1898. 10 am, to recover costs. Car
Eeslstsrsd in name Of LEONARD
PARTS & GLASS, 12 Florida ave.
ne
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
debts contracted by any one other
than myself. JOHN F. ROSS, 3Il
tennessee ave. ne.
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PROPOSALS

GOV. OF DIST. OF COL, DIR. OF
HIGHWAYs, Aug, 20. 1853. SEALED
PROPOSALS will be reed. in RIM. 4O4
until 2 PM. DIST, Aug. ~, 1853.
and then publicly opened and read
for Construct. RdwyS. and Play
ground area within limits Of Dist.
Train. School Grounds, Laurel, Nd.
Project will consist of approx. H.
1000 lin. #. Gem. conc. curb; i,256
tons; asphalt. conc. surf. mat. Pro-
posal forms, and Specns. obtainabls,
Without charge, from Supervisor,
Sontr. Sec. Procurement once.
D: G.. RIM. 900, 499 Pa. Ave-, NV.
au2O,2l,22,24.25,26
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AUCTION SALES
THoS. J. OWEN d son, Auctioneers,
436 Southern Building.

THoS. J. OWEN d son, Auctioneers,
435 Southern Building.
T5Te5fsS sTosY koM s51S & RR1Ek gsuf5S b%rS TTS,
WE5r, 18&s FIRST STREET NORTH
By virtue of a certain deed Of trust
duly recorded, in Liber No. 9713,
Folio 30 ct seq, of the land rec
and at the Teauest Of 9 the ei0nEs; party
secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees will SELL at public auction
IN front Of the premises, on TUES
PAxRFTPR PAx The FIRST PAY OF SEP
THIRTY O'CLOCK PM, the fol-
lowing-described land and prem
ises,, situate in the District Of CO.
lumbla, and designated as and
%dn1. Se1nE Lot II In Block 8 in David
known as Moore and BSrboar'1 G
Second Addition for Washington,"
as per plat recorded in County
6pok af fbs 10 snrv!Sdo at folio 20; in the once
of Columbia Now known for pur-
poses of assessment and taxation
IS Lot Al in Square 3112. Subject
to covenants OF record.
Terms: Sold subject to . prior
tsoqiidinE aSsoci.ationl deed Of trust
tOE dppIOAlInately SS,S4E,07 1ur-
ther particulars OF which will be
announced at time of sale; the pur-
chase price. above said trust to be
paid in cash. deposit of $500. 90
required. Conveyancing, recording,
etc. at purchasers cost. Adjust
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 at the dis
cretion of the trustees.
FRANK W. MARSAI.EK,
CARLTON o. TRExIER,
Ru21 "a, ,26,2S,31. Trustees.
c. q. SLOAN AND COMPANY, INC.
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s. CHURCHILL ELMORE, Attorney.
Colorado Building.
Order of Publication.
Absent Defendant
UnknOWn Defendant

OHknOWn defendant.
FlIed Aug. II. 1853. Harry NJ Hull
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
AAeti1n AsT1n,.N No. 3301-53.-GRAY PROP
PIsintif. PI lMc Tsl uNxSSyync SSdy ncOrPge59ts. PgSI9ntss.
D3EEyy1sEEs AND AL1ENEEs OF 81
dants.-ORDER OF PuBLIcATiON.
The object Of this suit is to remove
O9d he on nstIct S1S TO real estate situate
as lot 20 square 1865. more Oar par
herein; On motion of the nlaintiff'
1t is this, 18th day. of August. 1859
1qrdered qISt that the defendant Henrietta
before the fortieth day, exclusive
OF Sundays and legal holidays,
occurring after the day of the first
tpSuolication tSs Ua,tio of Of this order; otherwise
in case of default. Provided, a
copy Of this order be published once
q week for three weeks in the
Washington Law Reporter and The
Evening Star before said day. and
1snsss of zfFs AbTsh.m Deyssss Yduss ,sRd S
Young. Alfred g. Haley. trustee,
Frank Higsins. trustee, James W.
ScQII, mary MaSruder. Charles NJ. N.
Davis. Brook W. Young and
Henrietta Uncles. respectively, cause
their appearance to be entered here
In on or before the hrst rule day
tScu occurring after the expiration OF
frst publication. otherwise the cause
will be proceeded with as in case
OF default. Provided, a copy Of this
order be published twice Q month
for three months in the WASHINGTON
Law Reporter and The Evening
Star before said day. (Seal.1
(S) WALTER M. BASTIAN. Judge.
A true copy. Test: HARRY NJ.
HULL. Clerk. BY HELEN K.
BENDURE. Deputy Clerk.
au10 2Rs SEQ O nc7 Ia
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PERSONAL

FORMS 81 u. S. lob applications,
prepared and typed. Personnel coun-
selling. Exchange Serv., ST. 3-61s6.
VACANCY. elderly person; o4-hr.
care: porches and TV; reas. HILLAN-
DALE REST HOME, HE. 4-5151.
INCORPORATING, 500 copies, SS'7B,
I6H 1nGI' ~ Typ. q sten. EXCHANGE sERv-
ICE CO.. 1740 X st. NV. ST. 3-61S6
PERMANENT, 81; shampoo. VAR
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 G
PRACTICAL NURSE with Is yrs.
expert, now moving in her all
modern home. 30 Minis. from Beth
esda; wishes to take Q patients,
either up or in bed; refs. by doctors
sad sadA patients. Call Poolesyillc
ORLANDO. FLA. convalescent home
1199ro 19r lease s. to qualified couple. Box
VACANCY IN NURSING HOME, good
food andScare. JU. 9-97S3 80
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS and
inyitations; 24-hour service. STAN
LEY ADAMS PRINTING CO.. 9I7
New York ave. NV. Elk. 3-S54S. So
CHILD DAY CARE. large, private
no nome 1ooS on eyer acres in Arlington. os.
MEXICAN LAWYER, registered con-
sulate. all Mexican legal matters,
immigration. EDMUND CASTILLO,
2S0 Broadway New York z. N Y.
GIVE YOUR HOME a fresh look for
fall-decorate with denim Smart
home sewers look to us for denim.
,Iy Iney know we carry every. color. in
when we have a SALE-how they
grab it,! So--if your home has
that "tired-out" look, better come
early. It's on sale Thurs. Fri. and
Sat. only. Our regular roc denim at
very special soc a yard! Famous
name-yard wide-Sanforized. THE
YARN AND FABRIC CENTER. 1436
Park rd. NV, Washington, and 6417
Arlington blvd. Falls Church. -2S
LIBBY LUMBER co,
026 New York Ave. NV Omen Sat.
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LEGAL NOTICES
HARRY J. DAILY AND

WILLIAM r. KEARNEY, ATTORNEYS,
Metropolitan Bank Blds.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Holding
Probate Court.-No. S3,311, Admin
istration.-This is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber, Of the District
Of Columbia has obtained from the
Probate Court Of the District Of
Columbia, Letters Of Administration,
c. T. A. on the estate Of Jessie Z.
White. also known as Jessie Z.
Gouge White, late Of the District Of
Columbia. deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same.
with the vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated. to the subscriber. on
or before the 11th day of February.
AID. 1854; otherwise they may by
law be excluded from all beneit Of
said estate. Given under my hand
this 11th day Of August. 1853.
CHARLES Il. GoUGE. 2542 Tunlaw
Road, NV. tseal.) Attest: THEO-
pORE COGeWEIL,. Register OF Wills
for the District Of Columbia, Clerk
at the Probate Court.
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Auto Body, Fender Man

Excellent proposition for willing work.
AApapaygATrApN Appy II person AUTO f Mr. KAfsER: AAfESSR:
FRAZER. INC. 7th and r SITS. NV.
Young, white. energetic. 9QS N
AUTo II g." GLASS INSTALLER. vaca-
ton with pay. Excellent WORKING
asry SIS psT seaSs Week PostOn open ISG
for one helper also. HERsON AUTO
GLASS, ~ Florida ave. ne. AD.
AUfodSMoT1vE MAcH1N1sT Must
AUTO MEttHANIC-cchrysler exps-
vacation with pay; top salary. to
FoYA1 Tsh! msR MoroRs ApPly 1Ne mr. ch2yssr S!afsn
plymouth, 4l0O Georgia ave. NV.
AUTO MECHANIC-opening for ex-
perienced man; employe benefits.
MoToR, co, 1901 Wis. ave, Be-
AUTO MECHANICS, experienced, for
large. NV. oldsmobile dealer; best
working conditions in the area
5000 fat rate basis; plenty Of work.
MOBILE, INC. 1880 14th st. NV.
DU. 7-6444. 80
AUTO MECHANICS-5O-50 basis,
Lee. ESQ station. Must be good on
general repair work and have own
tools. Apply LEE PERSH1NG ESQ,
1900 N. Pershing dr., ia. 7-7707.
AUTO MECHANIC. for our growing
Ford leadership. for special full
time used car reconditioning. You
will enjoy working with us in
modern shop. All benefits and good
pay. Please call in person and see
MIR. HeisS. our service mgr, BROAD
STREET MOTORS, 1901 West
Broad St, Falls Church. Va. a
Evening star., 1953-08-26
AUCTION SALES tcont.l
c. g. SLOAN a CO., AuctIoneers,
AuctiOneers- Appraisers.

LAIRSGEE AMP A;TTRAScTIIyE
FR1DAY, Aua6sT { g 2sth st At i 10 n AM. Nj
Valuable collection of antique china
and glassware, dinner set of Havi-
land limoges china, antique walnut
Victorian sofa and three chairs to
match, other antique walnut and
mahogany chairs, tables. chests of
drawers, wrought iron garden bench
and two chairs to match, nests of
Chinese teakwood tables. falling
leaf desk, maple furniture, dining
room furniture, mahogany poster
bed, ANTIQUE walnut bed with marble
top dresser and washstand to match.
antique walnut cane seat dining
chairs. sterling silver tea set and
other silver and platedware, cut
glass bowls, modern upholstered
sofas and chairs, oriental and do
mestic rugs, electric fans. personal
effects, etc. BY order of Fidelity
Storage Company for estate Of
Floyd s. RooSa. The Security Stor-
age Company and other private con-
Terms: Cash. c. G. SLOAN L. CO.,
INC, AuctS. Established 1891.