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Evening star., 1953-01-18
3av|an Face Willing Fighter in Carde| Here Wednesday
|CU Boxers Give Army
ILast-Ditch Battle
Before Losing, S.

Army opened it's boxing season
with a So victory over Catholic
University last night before
$500 at Brookland, but the green
Cardinals took the Cadets to the
last bout before acknowledging
defeat.
Joe Della Rata. former bas-
ketball star. put c. U. in posi-
ton to tie the match by holding
Robal Johnson to a draw in the
light-heavyweight bout. But
Carl Fisher. after fast start,
bowed to Army's Frank Hicks in
the deciding heavyweight fight.
1t was the first appearance in
the ring for seven of Coach
Eddie LaFond's C. U. team. Cap
tain Bernie Pannone. the lone
veteran, got a bad break when
Andy Maloney suffered cut
eye in the first round of their
147-pound bout and had to
retire. The bout was ruled a
draw under college rules.
Catholic lost the 165-pound
bout when Ed Hollis nose was
cut in the second round off his
scrap with Clyde Massey. Massey
was ahead on points at the time
and got the nod.
Lightweight Ken Resheske,
who outpointed Mike Stevenson,
and Jose Almenar. 156-pounder
from Venezuela, scored c. us
victories, and Almenar proved to
be colorful.
Jose'S fight was sort of a Mutt
and jeff" affair with Jim Ahmer
towering over the squat Cardi-
nal, but the lanky West Pointer
didn't know what to do about
Jose's unorthodox tactics. AL
menar employed Paolino Uzcu-
dun's low-bridge stance, mixed
with Joe Walcott's cakewalk a,d
Jack Dempsey's tiger tactics.
Jose won the decision with
| points TO spare.
The Cardinals gave better
performance than expected, but
like most novices suffered from
stagefright and in some in
stances ran out of gas.
Results;
125-Wiliam Bell (A) decisioned Dan
| Fagan.
13o1-Ken Resheske tc) decisioned
! Mike Stevenson.
139-Jim MCGEE (A decisioned Nor
man DiCarlantonio.
147--Andy Maoney fAl and Bernie
| Pannone boxed to a draw. tMaloneys
| eye cut in first round)
| 156-Jose Almenar (C) decisioned Jim
| Ahmer.
165-Clyde Massey CAV decisioned Ed
Holl. tHolls nose injured in second
round.)
| 175--Joe Della Rata (C) and Robal
! johnson boxed to draw,
Heayyweight-Frank Hicks CAV de-
cisioned Carl Fisher.
Evening star., 1953-01-18
Amateur Tennis Rules Eosed
BY USLTA; MuIIoy STAYS No. !

July 1919 at the River Forest
Tennis Club, Chicago.
Other tournament dates: Ma
tional intercollegiate, at Syra-
cuse University. June 22-27; Ma
tional Interscholastic. at Univer-
sity Of Virginia. June 22-27; Ma
tional Hard Courts champion
ship. Salt Lake City, (date not
se); National Junior and Boys
championship at Kalamazoo
(Mich.) College, July 27-August
2; National Girls championship
Philadelphia Cricket Club, Au-
gust 24-30.
The 1854 National indoor
championships were again
aWaded to the 7th Regiment
Armory in New York, for some
date in February. This years
event opens at the Armory
February IA.
Evening star., 1953-01-18
Group Requests Howard
To Give Jackson Hearing

The plea of Eddie Jackson
dismissed Howard University
football coach, for a hearing be-
fore a faculty committee has the
backing of the National Athletic
Steering Committee.
A petition signed by athletic
directors and other officials Of
the more than 20 Negro colleges
making up the committee has
been sent to DR.. Mordecai john
son, Howard president. Without
taking up the validity of any
charges against Jackson, the Pc
tition said the signers felt jack
son is entitled to a hearing.
The Howard Board of Trustees
at it's regular meeting later this
month will decide whether Jack
son will get the hearing he re-
uueSted,
Evening star., 1953-01-18
Australian Triumph
Adds 10 LaureIs Of
Maureen Connolly
By the A,seeiatsd Prss.


MELBOURNE, Australia, Jan.
17.-Maureen Connolly of San
Diego won another major tennis
championship today and Ken
Rosewall of Australia firmly
established himself among the
top amateurs of the world today
when they easily won the Aus
tralian Nationals.
Little Mo, who already holds
the United States and Wimble-
don crowns, downed Julie Samp-
son of San Marino. Calf, as
expected. 6-3. 60.
Rosewall. who eliminated Phil
adelphia's Vic Seixas in the
samifinals, trounced Mervyn
Rose, Aussie Davis Cupper who
was top-seeded in the tourna-
ment after Frank Sedgman and
Ken McGregor turned profess
sional. The scores were 60,
6-3, Ga. RoseWall had been
second-seeded.
Victory for Youngsters.
This marked the first time
that 18-year-olds had captured
both the mems and women'S
singles titles in Australia. Fur
thermore, both had a hand in
capturing the doubles champion
ships. Maureen teamed with
Miss Sampson for the women's,
and Rosewall and Lewis Hoad
grabbed the mems crown.
With the mercury touching 100
degrees in a Victoria heat wave
a crowd of 6,532 attended the
matches.
Maureen completed the tourna-
ment without loss of a single
set, and her deep drives and fine
passing shots were too much for
her California opponent in 35-
minute match.
Rosewall was short of sensa-
tional against Rose, who re-
marked later:
What will he be like in an
other couple of years?"
Takes First Nine Games.
Ken took the first nine games
of the match before Rose man.
aged to win a game. Rosewall
dazzled Mervyn with brilliant
crosscourt backhands, accurate
serving and smashing, and fine
volleying.
Miss Sampson had one con-
ISOLATION as she and Rex Hartwig
of Australia defeated Maureen
and Hamilton Richardson OF
Baton Rouge, La, in the mixed
doubles final, Ga, 6-3.
Billy Gilmour and Warren
Woodcock defeated Billy Knight
British junior singles champion,
and Cliff Hallam of Melbourne
for the Australian junior dou-
bles, 2-6. 6-3, 6-2.
Next week Maureen and Julie,
along with Seixas and Straight
Clark of Pasadena, Calf, will
play in the South Australian
tennis championships at Are
laide. Richardson leaves tomor-
row for the United States.
Evening star., 1953-01-18
Champ Big Favorite
But Rival Has ONLY
One kayo on Record
By GEORGE Huber

Bolo-punching Kid Gavilan,
world welterweight champion,
will be on display in Washington
Wednesday night. The Cuban
Kid takes on Vic Cardell. an am
bilious club fighter from Hart
ford, Conn, in a 10-round nom
title fight at Uline Arena.
The bout is being promoted by
Goldie Ahearn as a benefit for
the Argo Women's Chapter of
B'nai Birth. The main event
will be on television over WTOP-
TV at 10 pm, but the prelim-
inaries will not.
Gavilan, of course, is a big
favorite, but Cardell at least
promises action. He's a willing
fighter and it all depends on how
long he can stand up against the
champion. Vic has been stopped
only once in his five-year pro-
career and it took Ike Williams
to do it.
AS far as Gavilan is concerned,
the bout is a tuneup for his
February IL championship de-
fense against Chuck Davey in
Chicago. The thought has been
expressed by Cardell's supporters
that the Cuban Kid may be look
ing ahead instead of concentrat-
ing on Wednesday nights activi-
ties.
Last Tuner Won Easily.
Gavilan had one tuneup be-
fore this, easily beating Aman
Peck last Tuesday in 10 rounds
at Tampa, Fla. Ringsiders said
Gavilan could have won in less
tina Mo. but he was out for the
exercise and just boxed his way
around Peck.
That was Gavilan's first ac-
ton since his October title de-
fense against Billy Graham, in
which he won his third victory
in four matches with that
fighter. The Cuban was a cutie
there, too, preferring boxing to
mixing.
If Cardell puts up the kind of
fight he's promising, Wednesday
nights show should be an in
teresting one. Vic is no fresh
youngster, but is a 25-year-old
with 81 bouts behind him. He's
had 63 wins, Is by knockouts,
against seven draws and II de-
feats. Only once was he knocked
out.
About the best victory on his
record was one over Carmen
Basilio. Basilio got a decision
over Davey, only to have that
changed into a draw, leaving
Davey undefeated. Cardell also
has beaten such fair fighters
as Aldo Minelli and Tony Cim-
none and has lost to Gil Tur-
ner.
CardelI Clever Boxer.
Cardell is rated as a clever
boxer with an excellent left jab
and a good defense.
He has had a taste of fame
with a few television fight ap-
pearances, but nothing to COM
pare with what he'd get with
an upset over Gavilan. There
already is talk about title fight
for him if he trips the Cuban
Kid here.
Evening star., 1953-01-18
Elizabeth City Defeats
Miner Teachers, 90-69

After leading throughout the
first half, Miner Teachers fell
apart in the second half and lost
hteir first game of the season to
Elizabeth City IN. c. Teachers
College, 9O-69, yesterday after
noon at Benneker. Miner had
won it's first two games of the
season.
Miner held a seven-point lead
at halftime but by the end of
the third quarter the North Car
olinians, mainly with the help OF
Guard Chet Davis's IA points,
took a 49-47 lead into the final
period. Elizabeth City locked up
with Al points in the last quarter
Evening star., 1953-06-17
PROPOSALS

FOR BIDs-sealed bids
will be received on behalf Of the
United States Of America until 200
pm. E. d. 8. T. July 8. 1858. by
the Housing and Home Finance
Agency, Once Of the Administrator,
addressed to the attention Of william
], Finley District Engineer. cIo
Earl B. Bailey, Architect, 6915 29th
street North, Arlington 13, Virginia,
and publicly opened at 800 pm.
q. D. s. r. in the ONCE Of the Post
Engineer, Building No. 219, Fort
Myer. Virginia. for the furnishing OF
all labor and materials and perform.
ing all work for the construction
Of an Elementary School at Fort
Myer: Virginia, Project No. Va. So
C-FED-3A. Plans and specifications.
instruction to bidders and bid forms
may be examined at or obtained from
the once Of Earl B. Bailey. Architect,
6916 29th. street North, Arlington
13, Virginia. When copies Of the
plans and specifications are re.
quested Q deposit Of $25.0O will be
required to insure their return. De-
post checks should be made PAYABLE
to the Treasurer of the United
States. UNITED STATES OF, AMER
ICA, By: VIM. F. BARRETT, Acting
Regional Engineer, Region 2, Housing
and Home Finance Agency. liz
Evening star., 1953-06-17
OFFICIAL NOTICES

GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT
OF col LUMBIA. WASHINGTON 4
D.. G.. June Is. 1953-The Com
missioners, D. c.. will hold q public
hearing in the Board Room Groom
stT..,, 300; piSt M IT, HldS G6SnI4 18th ,,,a and
1853. at 10 am, to consider site
for low-rent housing now occupied
by the Foote-Street Temporary War
Housing Project No. 49039, known
as Project o. C.. 1-15.. Parkside
Foote-street Dwelling; the above
cinity of Foote street. Kenilworth
Avenue, Barnes Street, Grant Street
and Anacostia Avenue. Northeast
The property involved is known as
Lot S03, Block 5040. Parcel 17O I22
Parcel 169 Ig6; Lot g. Block 504l
r. F. CAVALIER. L. W.: PRENTISS
CommisSionerS. d g ie17
Evening star., 1953-06-17
DRUG CLERK

Nightwork. $50; 6-day wk; meals
furn.; excel. working conditions.
Apply AIRPORT PHARMACY, Wash
ington National Airport. -18
EGG CANDLER-Exper., white; 500
per week. Cali JU. 5-5072. 10
- Established firm,
year-round work, highest prevailing
wages. Bet. 3 and $40, OIL. 2-775O
ELECTRICIAN-Experienced in old
house and commercial wiring; only
flrst,class man with car and tools;
NELL ELECTRIC. oL. 2-s3oo. lis
and helpers. Muse
be frst class with D. c. license.
Top salary. plenty of work. Call
ETECTRICIXNS OR HELPERS, exper.
and transp. necessary; excel. wages.
Phone JU. 5-15l4. 20
with Arl. or Fairfax
license. Also exper. helpers. Steady
work with established firm. No
triflers. Call JE. 4.20S6. -19-
Evening star., 1953-06-17

of
CLASS "a" RETAILERS.
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES REGISTER
AIR coNprTioNiNo MN opJiEnS uNIT
ADDING NE-SAFE-VAUI,I
CHEVROLET 1851" SEDAN TRUCK
BY virtue of an order of the United
States District Court for the Dis.
refey rrlef of cCTs cSSgmSa holding g.I Bapk
National Liquor Store. Bankrupt
Noi No, 14;5a. the UNDERSIGNED Trustee
BY PUBLIC AUCTION
as SoSs Msti9nal 9 afb Liquor sT g stST' yW
Jun. Is. T H 1s5s = r s DA y YYo.AM
Small stock Of popular branded al
coholic beverages, supplies. etc.
National 1s4454DS- IfS DS-DRs-ac" cash
esEtsF csbnet w9 rheo dHDrsht dsor freezer S.
coolers with counter tops. duo
resent Illuminated adjustable shelv-
ing, 2 refrigerating compressors
sales recorders. International time
CLOCK. 1nter-com. system. warehouse
trucks, Norge water fountain, office
resent lighting fixtures, Mosler
cash vault, Mostex steel safe,
Worthington 5-ton air-conditioning
unit, Chevrolet 1851 sedan delivery
truck. etc.
Also
Glass "a" Retailers Alcoholic Bever.
age License No. 473S.
NOTE: Transfer Of Alcoholic Bever-
age License subject to the approval
Of the Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board, D. C.
payable in currency or certified
check required at time of sale, bal
ance within 10 days from day Of
sale. otherwise deposit to be for
NOTE: Owner Of premises has ad-
vised the Trustee that Q lease for
the entire premises is available to
Q satisfactory tenant for a period of
B years at $3S0.00 per month.
HENRY 8. GOODMAN, Trustee,
Barr Building. je9.12,17
Evening star., 1953-06-17

COCKTAIL lounge experience necessary.
Call MA. S-51S5 bet. $3.50 and $50.
BODY MAN and painter combina alton,
fSt 4 class: 5-day yk.; S100 guaran-
of,' tssd 4ss4aSy; sssl4aESy; must be dependable
BoOKKEEPER. capable of taking
charge Of bookkeeping dept. In re-
ply state age, marital status. pre-
vious experience. education and sal
Of handling complete set of books:
Permanent position with. established
9rm. See Mr.. Scaggs. between 10
An An; and I5 3 Pm. CAPITAL CIGAR &
TOBACCO CO. 463 Eye st. nv
BR1CKLAYERs. union. at 18th and
BRfck RsSi; ays EaYEks, FL white. non-union; Ss
apply on job, 5000 block, Columbia
BRiCKLAYERS. union Jobs at Brad
ley blvd. and Chevy Chase dr.: also
Haiy rSSntae Or. or csll ST 81 s-o5s&al Pas oiS'
PershinG drive in % suckinsham, Gc Ar.
BRncRhAYERs BRnnei4hi Hs WANTED, at once once
longtime job. Report for work al
Rosemary Hills. East-West hwy,
Silver. Spring. Md. or call JU
BUIIDozER OPERATOR, expert
enced, sober. must be good on fine
grading. Work on housing Job near
Silver Spring. WE. $3.50. -1S
BUTCHER, experienced. Only sober,
salsFs; ME s4sss sSssllent working e0nditssn' @ss
BTUTTicaSE1RE.0 TTi 1E0gi must be experienced i in
hotel supply. Excellent pay for right
man. Apply MURRY's STEAKS
BUfchER-Expaer.. If r. R;ma work M-day wk.
in air conditioned market. Apply
MARTINS. $3.50 Wis. ave, NV. -2l
BUTCHER WANTED. experienced
AUBURN GARDEN MARKET, East
Glebe rd.. Alexandria. Va. ,ov
cls 2Isll DRIVERS. .color.d. We ehs will
teach you in . short time to secure
Identification card; small deposIl
SCHOOL. 1871 Kalorama I'd. NV
G931NET9 G9 IT97sA MsAkfRs5' Go s5713s .x8sr in sior.
fixtures; top wages; union shop;
must be steady workers. State exper
CARPENTER, experienced, reliable
worker for apt. house construction.
See MR.: MARBLE. supt. on lob, 41e
csRPsSTERSTo sqIPsS7 r.; sc hang wood wae screen
BROTHERS. INC. 1882 Mt. oIlyet
CakPTENSTER, ENTER responsible. sober is and
industrious, fully exper. In altera-
transp.: good pay and Steady work.
csRPRRSTkRs Ar RSS7h; ssaf HELPERS ts,: lg cargoll
Knolls sub, Evans DIR. and Bruins
wick ave; Silver Spring. DAN
FOREMAN, lse. $40 eroup
of houses, located in MARYLAND: Re
koRzENDosFERR Ii Dt9sSs Ra'i; CO.. INC. fi@; ass4
Wis. ave. Bethesda, Md. --19
CAR WASHER; good salary and COM
ss5Sn WRoes suNoeo soes5 sEEsfcE, Tssb APR5YY 4saY
Georgia ave. NV. lis
CLERK; 5Na-day week; no experience
necessary; must have own transpor-
tation. Apply in person, BUFFALO
eamP eamP Spite. GinAVSE Ma oo Jo Aush ss1g7. g
COOK SS1gv r;99g sslsEfs; ssss szesr ssssdZ IsR
Ssa7ss. SSS 3. oleDe rd'' Arl.' Va. .,S "a.
COOK second. or one desiring to : be
one Of Washington's better cafe
terias: regular hours; no Sunday
and late night works salary, $50 TO
$50 . week; also meals furnished
free; vacation and hospital plan
formation. Il sstsseSi see MRs. coNWAY oSFS 'a at
the WASHINGTON Restaurant Associa-
cnoTp tion; AS.GS S1SS Eye 1 st Stay
June "a; All expenses paid; salary;
ref HO 2-oh57 Ia
Evening star., 1953-06-17
AUCTION SALES tcensinuedj
THOs. J, OWEN d SON, Auctioneers
436 Southern. Building.

STORY TORY AND M Z BAsEMENT dES ROW ROW
BRICK DWELLING EEING KNOWN
AS PREMISES NUMBER 767 HAIR
WARD, STREET. NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of Q certain deed of trust
as Instrument No. S595 March 10,
1853 among the land records Of the
District OF Columbia, and at the
request of the party secured there
by: the undersigned trustees will
sell, at public auction in front of
T1SrGT9n ne pTs9m,sss, MfS,,S on MONDAY THE
AID. 1859. AT Two O'CLOCK Pm.
the following described land and
premises, situate in the District Of
Columbia, and designated as and
being Lot 81 in Wallach, ct al,
smbdivision Of lots in Block 5. MT.
Pleasant" and Pleasant Plains,''
as per plat recorded in the once
Clumbia in Liber IS at folio s3. g.
Said Block 5 now known for pur-
poses Of assessment and taxation as
Terms, Sold subject to prior
tbuilding association deed Of trust
Tor approximately S6,115.3S and q
proximately S5.61O.o0. further par
at time Of sale: the purchase prive
above said trusts to be paid in
cash, A deposit of $4,000 re-
CURED. Conyeyancing. recording.
etc. at purchasers cost. Adjust
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.
EDWARD SHAPIRO.
WILLIAM d. PAYNE,
1e17.19.22,y4.27 Trustees.
Evening star., 1953-06-17
LAUNDRY ROUTEMAN
.INOLEUM MECHANICS

COVERING CO. 2457 18th st. NV
LUBRICATION. MAN. must be thor
oughly experienced; must be sober
and reliable and willing to work.
Paid vacation and disqualification
SoToRs Hsf 1868 So VII Wsconsinz Msnaz; ave aEAPs s
able to produce and hold close
tolerances; top wages; vacation and
PRSfsion .HsHTsRfe ApplSS fSsTRMFSr II RsEiS2 wigs
INC, 1891 Bethesda ave, Bethesda,
maintenance MAN. 5th class IL
cense. permanent well-paid position
for capable, dependable man; many
efs dd not tsfsnsss sppy fsfSreS MR BvnS
MEAT CoUNTERMAN. experienced.
MEAT MARKET. si64 M St. = W.
MEAT SALESMAN. excellent paying
opportunity for live-wire man. ex-
perienced in hotel supply. Addi-
tional consideration given for man
with q following. Apply MURRYs
STEAKS, 474 l. st. NV.
MECHANICS, welders. Junior me-
ing conditions. FRED s.. GICHNER
IRON WORKS INC. 1914 24th
MECHANIC, II; 1st class, exper on heavy
const. equip; steady work. P. O.
Box 1875. wilmington. Del. -17
MILK PLANT WORKERS, expert
enced pref but not necessary. Only
sober, reliable men should apply.
High pay, 5-day wk.. vacations and
other benefits. RICHFIELD DAIRY,
1890 So. Capitol st. Call Ii. 6-2442
between 9 and 3 for appt. is
NIGHT CLERK, reliable, small guest
house, suburban area; pref. with
pension. Box 473-J. Star. al
1st class, exper. on
cranes, etc.; steady work. P. o.
Box 1913. Wilmington. Del. -17
PAINTERS-Several 1st-class men.
Steady work. Report to MR. WHITE
WAY. .4Sth and Upton. SITS. INV. Go
out Mass. ave. NV. to Upton ST.,
then turn left l block to 48th. 30
new and old work; exper-
enced only. Call WA. 7-943o, after
first-class need ap-
ply; So per hr. >JE. 2-4S70. after
PAINTERS WANTED; long-term Job.
Apply BRADLEY TOWERS CON-
STRUCT1ON, Leesburg pike and
Seminary rd. (Rt. ~, Alexandria.
Evening star., 1953-06-17
N. NORMAN MAYER,
Suite 233, Southern Building,

Masnlngt0n D. u. Y.
cEERN1cATE ERMEWe the OF pndeTsiAaRsa GAASSE beoF 1F
Of Benz. Miller BsTerages. SS'eha.i inc.'
corporation ssrs re- on .fsat Srfanized under the
hereby certify: That ct . special
Nay 3. 1859 isSrNnGafers pSSsusns 70 hsi0 csI1 81
therefor by the Board Of Directors
upon ten full days prior notice, at
which special meeting all the stock
holders OF the corporation were
present poss s, IN more sSan i tvotSrdy was BY
interest of stockholders and other
SOLVED, That the name Of this
corporation be changed to pet
Uatn ner Ess9ffTaEes that ns in and al other e
respects the charter Of this corpora.
tton remain as originally granted
Dated at Washington. D. G. this
18th day Of May. 1853. (Sl CARL L.
Is,B IWsBBIGHT. President: ELEANOR N;
KRiEdsFEL6. KRRfdaF se'se'aIs notary public bhioofs in
and for the District Of Columbia, do
hereby certify that Carl L. Wright
and Eleanor M Wright. parties to
q certain Certificate Of Change Of
oi May, 1888. I @ and h hereto @ annexed:
personally appeared before me in
Wright and Eleanor M, wright be-
ing personally known to me as the
teste and @ sefnoWedse iae ths iS0 name Sal
to be their act and deed. Given
under my hand and seal this 2hth
KR1EdsFELD. Notary Public. 5. G.
Ny commission expires: July 10.
ie3 io,17oA
Evening star., 1953-06-17
SPECIAL NOTICES tcent. J

NOTICE 10 Ferepy given TO all SHARE
te IcfEvY e CHASE is fsRsShNs fsKRg1Ns s'Gsz sk &
that Samuel Peacock. the sharehold-
srs. agent heretofore appointed by
. meeting of all shareholders Of said
bank and for their proxies and fidu-
ciaries is hereby called to be held on
Thursday, June 25. 1858. ct 4 PM
o'clock. (EDST), At SQ1 Colorado
Washineton. mn B. c1 e., 70 esss siecs another other
shareholders agent and to fix his
bond. CLYDE D. GARRETT. A Share.
holder Of said Bank. r."
Evening star., 1953-06-17
LEGAL NOTICES Cont !
]. KENTON CHAPMAN. Attorney,
1925 Connecticut .Ayenpe,
EX. 3-S625.
Filled Tlfna 1QS9 laprv N EIuli

]. KENTON CHAPMAN. Attorney,
1923 Connecticut ..Ayenpe,
Filed Jun. 4 Ell fs5s' ssSS2s; Hsrry N. HUI,
UNITED STATES sieES eDESfsTR1cr COURT
for th& District Of Columbia. In
Re, Application Of Arthur Richard
Kohn. IL Rises Road, NE. For
issSs5sarthur sssinT ed eoRSIsi5s misha5a i6s 6Dhn
Arthur Richard Kahn and havins
applied to the Court for an order
OF publication of the notice required
6y law IN such cases, 1t is, by the
Ordered that all persons concerned
show cause, II any there be, on OF
before. the 9th day Of July, 1858
why the prayers OF. said complaint
should not be granted; Provided, That
copy Of this order be published
weeks before said day in The Eve.
ming Star and The washington Law
Reporter. (S.) JAS. w. NORRIS
Judge. tSeal.l A TRUE COPY. TEST:
HARRY NJ. HULL, Clerk, BY HELEN
<; ,B6EEDuRE. Deputy Clerk.
]. FONTAINE HALL. Attorney.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
1SA VIZ. AAosAtNt VI G1OAu-
ing Probate Court.-No. S1,3qS, Ad.
ministration.-This is to Give No.
tice That the Subscriber, which was
by the United States District Court
for the District of Columbia granted
letters testamentary on the estate
Of Montgomery M. Taylor, deceased
has, with the approval Of the United
States District Court for the District
of Columbia. holding Probate
Court. appointed M0nday. the 9th
day Of July. 1853, at 1000 O'Clock
AM. as the time, and said Court
room rs the place. for making pay
ment and distribution from said
estate. under the Courts direction
and control. when and where al
creditors and persons entitled tc
distributive shares or legacies or the
residue. or parts thereof, are noti-
fied to attend. in person or by agent
or attorney duly authorized. with
their claims against the estate
properly vouched. Given under its
hand this 5th day of June. 1853
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND TRUST
COMPANY. BY: BRUCE BAIRD
President. tSeal) Attest: MELVIN
j. MARQUES. Deputy Register OF
Wills for the District Of Columbia
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
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Evening star., 1953-06-17
LEGAL NOTICES
DICKSON r. LOOS,
s07 Munsey Bldg.

Filed June 15, 1853. Harry M. Hull,
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District of Columbia.
Lois Harman, ct al, Plaintiffs.
VS.. The Unknown Heirs, Devisees
and. Alienees of William j. String
Action Af; No. Nc 464e-5sMoRpER 5ss-eHoRhSs NIsi
FOR SALE OF REALTY-Diek-
above entitled suit for partition. f1av-
ing reported the offer of sale of Lot
800, Square 3022, improved by
premises 1920 Kansas Avenue. NV,
In Washington. d. C.. to Pasquale J.
D'Ambrosio for the sum of Sill
10000. all cash. it is by the Court,
this 18th day Of June, 1853. Or
DERED that said sale be ratified and
confirmed by the Court, unless cause
to the contrary be shown on or
before the 30fh day Of June, 1853,
at 1000 o'clock am. in Motion
Court at which time higher offers
will be considered and objections to
said sale will be heard in Motions
Court provided a copy Of this Order
be published once in the washing
Evening. Star at least 10 days be-
fore said last mentioned date. (S.o
JAS. w. MORRIS, Judge. (Seal. J
A TRUE COPY. ATTEST: HARRY
NJ: HULL. Clerk. By DOROTHY M.
BARR1CK Deputy Clerk ie17