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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-05-26

FOR SALE or (trade for late model
" ton pickup) L130 international
ton dual wheel truck. 1850 model
with 8'x1V. inch platform with
grain bed. stock rack and chute.
Very good condition. One OF those
low to the ground. handy farm
trucks. See or call G. Harold Flax.
London. Ohio. Phone TIT in eve
ming please. ~ l4-42
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-05-26
Poultry

FRIES for sale. also young Here
ford Bull. David Ducey, Middle
Pike. Phone 8-8565. 4-43
FRIES-3A to Az pounds White
Rocks. 35c per pound on foot. Don
aid II. Rea, 110 North Oak Street.
Phone 1861, 4-42
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-05-26

TWO TICKETS for sale for automo-
bile races at indianapolis, May 30
Good seats. call 972. 31-42
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-05-26

TRENCHING for gas or water lines.
Footers a speciality. Denny Moore.
Sedalia. Sedalia 3081. 31-s7
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-05-26
eedS-PIantS FLOWERS

ieties and kernel sizes on hand at
farm, junction u. s. 40 and AZ
Routes. Cecil A. Reed. authorized
agent. Telephone London 945 W.
or Alton S5581 9-42
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-05-26
Farms and Land

PROPERTY--1O acres, wheat In and
up; room modern home. about 5
miles west of London: Is miles
east of Springfield. Call 909-W2.
London. 7--42
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-05-26

25 EWES, 2 years old to solid
mouth, bred for fall lambs. Price
$500 per head. Good ram free
with Sthese ewes. 25 YEARLING
EWES bred for fall lambs. Price
$I4.00 per head. A good ram free
with these ewes. Phone London
S37-W2 or Columbus FIR 6-49f7 or
See William Smith at Chrisman
Chapel. 3-42
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-05-26
cLAssIFIEDs
GET
RESULTS
Trucks-USed

FOR SALE 1947 Ford Dump truck.
Al condition $500 and take over
payments at $3.50 a month:
Phone 1901 44-43
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-05-26

BOYS BICYCLE, 26 inch. 207 North
Oak Street. Phone 227 31-42
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-05-26
H0rSeS-CattIe-H0g

BULL, horned Hereford. purebred,
not registered, 20 months old.
Ressie Dorm, Route /, London.
Phone S38-W2. 3-43
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-05-26
Machinery-TooIs

ONE COMPLETE metal. double Sim
mons Bed, walnut finish. l gas
Range, burner, oven, broiler, 2
drawers, good condition. Oak
dining room chairs. i lawn mower.
hand garden plough Other hand
tools. Phone 8-8215 after May 27th.
1913
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-05-26

STRAYED or Stolen Hereford Heif-
er. weight about 800 pounds, be-
tween May Is and Is. David Ducey.
Middle Pike, Phone 1866.
- 32-43
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-05-26
Used Merchandise

GOOD USED TELEvISION SETS.
Every one guaranteed. To-, 12h".
16'' and II" sets in either table or
cabinet models. From $4,000 up.
Ballengers Dept. Store. 1913
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-05-26

WAITRESS for truck. stop. 9 day
week. A. j. Truck Stop. She'll Sta
tion, miles west on Route 40
don 1048. 25-4S
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-05-26

PUPPIES-Cocker Spaniels. "AKC"
registered excellent pedigree lines
Reasonable. ZIG So. Main Street.
Phone 618Jx 1872
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-05-26

MATTRESSES for day and evening
shifts. Good pay. Inquire al
Smftty's Restaurant, Summerford.
25-42
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-05-26

DUPLEx-3 rooms upstairs. Avail
able June 1st. Call Mrs. Dustin l..
Mirick. Phone TIA. $50
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-05-26

WOMEN WANTED-Address q a
mail post cards. Make over $50
week. Send 81 for instructions.
LENDO. Watertown. Mass.
25--47
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-05-26
Services

WELL DRILLING $g.z5 per foot.
water systems, Eckler and Rick
etts. Water Engineers, Call CO.
lumbus Collect Randolph 1450.
B7-43
ARE YOU READY FOR SPRING
SEWING, oilinR and tension ad-
justment freA regardless of make
or age. Phone 706, Singer Sewing
Center. rs w. High st. 37-tf
Money To Loan 36
Evening star., 1953-02-07
Three Score Double Wins
In Boys YMCA Swim Meet

Pat Lee, Mike Sheppeck and
Tim Jecko have two f1rst-place
trophies each after double wins
in the fourth YMCA invitational
boys swimming meet at Ameri-
can University yesterday.
Lee, an 8-year-old competing
in his first meet, represented
Ambassador Swimming Club and
won the backstroke and freestyle
events in the 9-and-under class.
Jecko broke the 50-yard back
stroke record set by his brother
Perry last year and shattered the
5O-yard freestyle mark in the
15-and-under division. Shep-
peck took the breaStstroke and
freeStyle events in the 13-and-
under class.
The White brothers, Tom.
Mayo and Dennis, took home
eight awards. Tom scored q sec
ond and a third and was on the
winning relay team In the 15-
and-under class; Mayo took two
seconds in the 13-and-under di-
vision and helped his relay team
win, and Dennis grabbed a pair
of seconds in the 9-and-under
bracket.
Approximately 80 boys swan
in the meet.
Evening star., 1953-02-07
Maryland Squad Of "A
Goes 10 vMI Relays
BY the Assoelcssd Press

LEXINGTON. Va, Feb. T.
The first big indoor track meet
of the South goes on here to-
night with 13 schools sending
$50 athletes to the second an
nual VMI Relays. Seven schools
were on hand for the inaugural
last year.
The night mostly will be de-
voted to various types of relays,
starting with a print shuttle and
ending with a 4-mile affair. In
dividual events include the pole
vault and shot put.
The University Of Maryland is
one Of the strong entrants with
IA individual runners to send
into the various relays. some Of
them into two and three events.
The Terrapin mile lineup that
probably will include Phil Stroup,
Burke Wilson, Thornton Coss
and Ken Thornton is one of the
favorites, with the most opposi-
ton EXPECTED from VMI.
Favored in the 4-mile is the
North Carolina State team that
includes Buzz Sawyer, the
Southern Conference mile
champion, and Clyde Garrison,
the indoor mile champion. Mary
land also is considered strong
at 4 miles.
Evening star., 1953-02-07
Scoop Latimer Dies al So;
Tried 10 Clear Joe Jackson
Dy ths Assoeiatsd Pres.

GREENvILLE, s. c., Feb. T.
j. Carter Scoop Latimer, So,
sports editor Of the Greenville
News and dean Of South Caro-
lima sports writer's, died here
early today after completing his
nights work.
He suffered an attack in a
downtown restaurant and died q
few minutes later in a hospital.
A native Of Donalds, s. c., he
Joined the staff Of the Green
vile Piedmont while in his
teens. He later became city edi-
tor Of the paper.
In 1923 he served as a United
States vice consul in Quebec.
He was later a columnist for
the Hall-Lavarre newspaper
chain. then sports editor Of the
Atlanta Georgian before return
ing here as sports editor Of the
News.
Latimer fought for several
years to have shoeless Joe Jack
sons name cleared in the records
Of organized baseball after the
star was dismissed in connection
with the Chicago Black Sox
scandal.
Evening star., 1953-02-07
Donny Cross Scores TK0
In Police BOYS Tourney

Donny Cross, 45-pound boxer
for Police Boys Club No. 4, is
proud Of his punch. Cross scored
a technical knockout in the sec
ond round of his bout with Law
renee Long in last nights
matches in the Police Boys Club
boxing tournament at Club No. 4.
Results:
Novice Division.
45-pound-Donny Cross az TKO'd
lsecond round over Lawrence Long (4).
50-pound-Jesse Norman (4l split de-
cision over Dennis Cunningham (1O).
Joe Harris (4) decisioned Sam Childress
QI. 56-pound-Larry Savage (1O
split decision over Geral Cowan 1D.
5S-pound-John Noftsinger (49 deci.
stoned Mike Sciandra (10). 60-pound--
John Ward (4) decisioned Lloyd Mauny
l2: 75-pound-Don Tayman (4)
TKO'd (frst round) over Lawrence
nings iI25, split decisioned over Emer-
son Hivley. l5). S3-pound-Aldo Notar-
Open Division.
stoned Joe Stephens (5l. 65-pound--
Bill Abels (4) decisioned Randy Mothers-
head Qni 50-pound-KeRper Robin
Q0). 125-pound-Edward Ganozy (6)
decisioned Dave Trippett (4).
Evening star., 1953-02-07
PROPOSALS.

GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT
SANITARY ENdINEERING. b. G..
February A., 1853. SEALED PRO-
3eAs s bstTct H sslsss Be- Gfssyed 4th in ana RSoT
Streets. NV. Washinston I. b, G.
EASTERN STANDARD TINE, and
then publicly opened and read for
Interior Cleaning and Painting.
Bryant Street between 2nd' and 4th
Streets. NV. Washington. D. C.
PROPOSAL forms. drawings. and spe-
cif1cations may be obtained. without
soard. BON 5. c.. IN. room eeSaess aas 6hsaaiss Distries
sooS sS5asfE Ext 2assosphonf 2so fe4ss. assi9nsl
G0yERNMENT 0T IT4 EISIr,e OF II THE S,gI ,RIIsIRICT
SANITARY. ENGINEERING D. C..
4SS. District Bafldins. i4th and dO Z
until 900 PM. EASTERN STAN.
BARD tbsR ,pdIS TINE, March March g. "a 1853, and ,
the CONSTRUCTION Of SECTION 2 OF
TRUNK SEWER, vicinity Of 14th
and Randolph Streets. NV. Wash
II astG the R foCWns hf in 0eSsS' opsS es Snsits
linear feet 1870" x 100" brick and
95 linear feet 15'0~ diameter brick
and reinforced concrete masonry
sewer; 2S linear feet transition sec
tions; 2 special manholes. In Tunnel
IL .S95 linear feet 1907 diameter
prick and concrete masonry sewer;
and concrete masonry sewer: 16
linear feet transition sections. Pro-
posal forms. drawings and speciflca-
tions may be obtained, upon the
deposit of a certified check in the
amount of Fifty Dollars (S5o. .oo).
Roem 4Ss c2assaet pssset RSafS sadn2 p
sion islegsSa75 gssS7 National ssssG9os 5s1tsn
SEALED BIDS in duplicate for Com
structton Except elevatorl of the
Law School at Howard University
9th Street and Howard. Place. NV,
WashinssS nt S p c .Eal.5 VIII BE Iec received ed
March s., 1863. il Room No.
opsSsd nstS9 I5 II Room p C. No snd tsn Pp0sS SS
guarantee is required. If the
$1,000, q. 8. Standard Form No. %.
CONSTRUCTION Contract will be used
0Iu pCA1OIuldnCC dnQ phSulcIt UOudo
will be required. Upon request one
set Of Prebid Documents and four
sets of drawings and Specifications
will be supplied without charge to
each general contractor interested in
bidd .g on the complete project. all
of which must be returned. Not
more than six additional sets of
drawings and specifications may be
obtained by general contractors at
charge Of $500 per set which
will be refunded for each set re-
turned in good condition within 3
days after the bids are opened.
Checks offered as payment must be
made payable to the order of the
Treasurer. U. s. Upon request and
in the discretion of the undersigned
one set of drawings ana specifica-
tions will be. furnished to builders
EXCHANGES. chambers Of commerce
and other similar organizations, with
the understanding that the set will
be retained on their premises ard
made available for inspection by any
interested sub-conCractor or material
firn. Bidding material may be OBJ
tained at Room No. 1904 General
Services Building, 10Th and F
Streets, NV. washington 25. D. c.,
Phone Executive $4,000, Extension
1897. W. e. REYNOLDS, Com
ice. General Services Administration.
Evening star., 1953-02-07
Grid Coach Quitting
AT Marshall College
Bv N. Associated Pres,

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, Feb.
Willard M. (Pete) Peterson
has announced he plans to SUBJ
NIT his resignation. effective
June 80, as head football coach
at Marshall College.
He said yesterday the resig-
nation would be submitted today
or early next week.
Peterson, who came here in
1850 from Mount Union College
at Alliance. Ohio. coached Mar
shall teams which won nine. lost
10 and tied three.
He gave no specific reason for
resigning. He said he has sew
eral business propositions in
mind.
Evening star., 1953-02-07
BIodensburg Tourney-Minded
After Winning League Title

cessive nights, as he must do
to win the Metropolitan, but
1--WE could give some Of them a
good scrap" he says.
Northwestern made a contest
Of it before $500 fans attending
All-Northwestern High night
festivities out at College Park,
at least until the fourth quarter.
The Wildcats, previous losers to
Bladensburg, 54-37. held a nine
point lead at one time during
the first half before Bladens-
burg pulled up to trail by only
27-24 at intermission.
The third quarter was nip and
tuck until BladenSburg took the
lead permanently at 1887 and
steadily increased the margin in
the last period.
Bladensburg now has a league
record of 80, Northwestern has
% and Suitland has 0-3. Bla-
densburg and Suitland meet
once more but the outcome will
have no bearing on the title.
Evening star., 1953-02-07
Denmark Entry Scores
Only Badminton Upset

An unseeded and unheralded
entrant may be the one to watch
in the National Capital Open
badminton tournament that
started yesterday in the Armory
at Kensington, Md.
Mike Kolle of Denmark en-
countered highly regarded Jack
Hessey in an opening-round
match and scored a surprising
15-1, 1910 win.
Otherwise, favorites scored as
expected. Bunky Roche and
Bobby Booze gained the second
round, among others.
In the only second-round
match played. Spencer Davis
upset Dick Ball. 1873. 1873.
Results:
MEMS SINGLES.
First round-Dick Ball defeated MIL
defeated Ed Kirby. I5-4. i5-S; Bunky
Roche defeated Jim Edmund, 1915, 15-4;
Joe vaeth defeated Clay, Normant. 15-5.
Jack Hessey, 15-1.' $50; Bob Booze de-
feated Tom Bennett, 15-2, 1879.
Second round-Dayis defeated Ball,
1873. 1873.
WOMEN'S SINGLES.
First round-MacGregor Stewart de-
feated Nancy Leonard. 11.4, 11-5: Jay
Tissinger defeated Jimmy Martin. 11-5,
MEMS DOUBLES.
Bennett-Kirby defeated Lambert Tuck
er, 1873, 1915; Davis-Kolle defeated
defeated Vaeth- MCGEE. 1911, 1877.
WOMEN'S DOUBLES.
Devlin-Devlin defeated Leonard-Mar.
tin, ISL. 15-1; stewart.Tissinger de-
Evening star., 1953-02-07
Rugged Road Ahead
For Tonies After 18th
Straight Victory

st. Anthony's continues to roll.
The TONES and Roosevelt re-
main the only unbeaten high
school basketball teams in the
area.
With IL victories. the TONES
have four games to play. but
they'll be strong favorites in only
one. with DeMatha Tuesday at
DeMatha. After that come Con-
zaga, st. Johns and Washing
ton-Lee.
Still pending is a protest by
Priory over the TONES use Of
Harvey Dant, who first was de-
clared ineligible to play. That
decision on Dant has since been
reversed. but the reversal was
made after the Priory game.
Metropolitan Catholic League Of
f1cials will meet Monday night
to vote on the matter.
Sullivan Again Leader.
AS usual, Jack Sullivan, 6-foot-
4 center. led the TONES to vic.
tory yesterday, 62-46, over Ana
costa in a non-league game at
Anacostia. Sullivan scored 7-13-
~ to go over 20 points for the
ninth time this season. Dick
Butler, 4-3-11, was high for the
Indians.
George Washington and WASH
ington-Lee won in a double-
header last night at WI. WI
trounced Lane of Charlottesville.
50-27, and CIV defeated Bethes-
da-Chevy Chase, 1890.
Francis Smith scored % points
to lead Spingarn to an 1892
victory over Phelps in a District
Interhigh Division II game at
Spingarn. Dick LeCount scored
% for Phelps.
SidweIl Drops Close One.
Montgomery Blair beat Suit
land, 58-42, at Suitland, while
Friends School Of Moorestown,
N. j., defeated Sidwell Friends,
51-49, at Friends on John
Bright's field goal in the final
seconds.
Johnny Hobbs scored IS points
to lead Sherwood to q 57-37 VIC
tory over Gaithersburg at Sher-
wood, while George JackSon's 10
points paced National Training
to a 78-42 victory over st. Paul's
at NTS. Francis Adler scored
two goals in the final 80 seconds
to given Oxon Hill a 67-63 VIC
tory over Frederick Sasscer in
a Prince Georges County Class
B game at SasScer.
In other games, Parker Gray
trounced Manassas, 50-29, at
Parker Gray, Dunbar of Bal
timore defeated Cardoza, 54-48,
at Dunbar, Poolesville won easily
over Lisbon, 41-22, at Pooles-
vile and Fairmont Heights de-
feated it's alumni, 68-42.
Evening star., 1953-02-07

Now that Bladensburg High
has wrapped up the Prince
Georges County A League title,
Coach Mearle Duvall and his
Mustangs look to a return meet
ing with some of the areas top
basketball teams in the Metro
politan tournament.
Bladensburg clinched it's sec
ond straight championship last
night at Ritchie Coliseum with a
GOAT win over Northwestern,
and is heavily favored to beat
the B League winner and repre-
sent the county in the tourney.
The up-and-coming Mustangs
have lost only 5 out of ID games
thus far, and these losses were
to some of the best in the Dis
trict area-Roosevelt, st. Johns,
Tech, Eastern and G. w. ANY
one of these could be a tourna-
ment opponent.
Duvall doesn't express any
confidence that his team can
lick the best in the area on sue
Evening star., 1953-02-07
Lions Play al Springfield,
Then Shift 10 Troy
Special Dispo4eh 10 The Siur

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Feb. Z.
The Washington Lions play the
Springfield Indians in an Eastern
League hockey match tonight
then face the Trojans in Troy
tomorrow night. The Lions are
On an extended road trip and will
not play in Washington until
February Is.
Word was received by the club
today that Dennis Mooney, re-
serve goalie. is in q New Haven
hospital with a broken jaw.
Mooney was loaned to the Johns
town Jets for a match with the
Nutmegs in New Haven Wednes-
day night when Ivan Walmsley,
the Jets regular goalie. was side
lined with the flu.
Mooney received the injury
when hit by q puck as New
Haven won, IA. Cliff Hicks is
the Lions first-string net-tender.
Evening star., 1953-02-07
Holy Trinity Holds First

Holy Trinity is still In drst
place In the CYO Varsity Girls
Basketball League after beating
st. Maryss. 51-24. at st. Ste
phen's gym yesterday. Germaine
Causin made 23 points to lead
Holy Trinity to its fifth victory
in six games.
Evening star., 1953-02-07
By Brion Bell, u.

st. Johns and st. Anthony
are expected to battle it out
for the Catholic League title but
Gonzaga has begun to flex its
muscles.
Last night Gonzaga played
well in breezing past George,
town Prep. 67-53. in the first
game Of q league doubleheader
at Priory. In the nightcap, st.
Johns rolled over Priory, 70-37.
The Eagles lost their first two
league games to st. Johns, So
so, and John Carroll, 51-47.
However, Gonzaga hasn't been
beaten In the Catholic League
since and is performing more
as a unit.
Eagles Threaten Trouble.
"The team has improved con-
siderably since the beginning Of
the year." Frank Gilmore, Gon-
zaga coach says, "and I'm
pleased with the way the boys
are playing now. We could give
somebody some trouble"
Next Friday night Gonzaga
plays st. Anthony and will have
a chance to show how much it
has improved. The league title
will be decided in a four-team
playoh at the end of the season
and Gonzaga must keep up it's
current brand of play to assure
the Eagles of a spot. They could
lose to the TONES and still
qualify. but can't afford to drop
another.
GOnzaga Always Ahead.
Last night Gonzaga led from
the start and after the first half
was never less than 10 points in
front. Tiny Tucker Dunn, who
threw in 28 points, spanked the
Eagles with a sterling perform
ance. He hit from far outside
and, when the Little Hoyas went
out to stop him, drove in close
for layups. The more aggressive
Eagles dominated the backboards
to win the clear-cut victory.
st. Johns had an easy time
with Priory, which seemed over
impressed with playing the
strong Johnnies. st. Johns led,
42-16. at the half and it was
only after the JohnnieS' regulars
were benched for good early in
the third period that Priory got
its first rebounds and seemed
willing to make a game of it.
Frank (Horse) Harding. Bob
Rusevlyan and Ralph Hawkins
led st. Johns with 16, II and 10
points.
Evening star., 1953-02-07
GuIIuudet Five Hoping
For Comeback Tonight
Special Dispaseh TO The ssar

SUSQUEHANNA, Pa, Feb. r.
Gallaudet Colleges basketball
team moves against Susquehanna
College here tonight, hopeful Of
a comeback after last nights
B9-47 defeat by Mount st. Mary's
at Emmitsburg, Nd, last night.
The Blues never were in the
game after the Mounts gained an
early 1ll-A laad
Evening star., 1953-02-07
BowIers Aid Boys Clubs

A heavy entry is expected in q
full handicap bowling tourna-
ment for men and women tomor-
row at the Columbia Alleys with
the Police Boys Club to benefit.
The entry fee is $3.50 and q
bowler may participate as many
times as he pays the fee. Com
petition will start at 2 pm.
Evening star., 1953-02-07
ADAM A. WEsCHLER q SON.
AuctiOneers
TRUSTEES. SALE OF THREE-sToRY
BRICK DWELLING NO. o. N ST..

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-SlOnx
BRICK DWELLING NO. "a IA ST.
By WI Virtue Of 3 deed Of trust recorded
In Liber 94Og tolio .dra. ~ g n sfh,: ths
District Of Coiumbia, and at the re-
quest Of party secured thereny. tne
UNDERSIGNED trustees Will offer for
sale By public auction. In front OF
premises on MONDAY. THE NlNIH
pay oETIgTY oT EEsRu4E!aYf. 4b!afodR ls0s, .AA.. AI
Tie folioWine-described ing property IN
the District Of Columbia. to-wit: Lot
160 In the subdivision made BY Nash
and Thomas In Square $50 as per
plat recorded in Liber Id. at folio
Al In the once Of the Surveyor OF
the District q Columbia: ,,r, :.
& Sold lie sup,SSS SScuns e Il nss ssisSis ds 81
December 81. 1852. payable S44-0Q
per month tneluding interest at
61set. Over and above said trust
cash. A deposit Of $500. 90 required
of purchaser at sale. Examination
Of title. conveyancinE. recordings.
ssVsnIe e enst y sTmnh nurnchaser se Terms TO Be
complied With within 80 days from
day OF sale, otherwise trustees re-
serve the right to resell property ~
risk and cost Of defaulting pur-
chaser, after B days advertisement
puhiished IL washington. D. C; or
deposit may be forfeited. or without
forfeiting deposit trustees may avail
themselves cf any legal or equitable
rfellts against defaulking purchaser.
JAMES 4. BARBOUR, Jr..
JOSEPH ~. DAWSON.
Evening star., 1953-02-07
LEGAL NOTICES

THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
DISTRICT, Of Columbia: whereas. on
the 27th day of January, 1853 the
United United States States Ale tiied h = libel in the the
District of Columbia, in the District
Court Case No. 1886 against 34S
cases. more or less, each contain
ing "a cans of an article labeled in
part: .(canl 'Wright's Pod Run
Early June Peas Contents l lb's"".
and whereas by virtue of process in
due form Of law. to me directed. l
have seized and taken into my pos
session, to wit: 343 cases, each
containing "a cans Of an article
labeled in part: (can) "Wright's
Pod Run Early June Peas Contents
/ lb. go" I hereby give notice to
all persons claiming the said de-
scribed above, or knowing or having
anything to say why the same
should not be condemned and for
feited. that they appear and assert
said claim in the cause on or before
the date returnable February Goth,
1853, i'm the U. 8. District Court,
City Of Washington. D. c., at 1900
AM. w. BRUCE MATTHEW'S, u, 8.
Marshal
Evening star., 1953-02-07
THOs. ! OWEN Z SON, HactIoneeFs.
ABS Southern Building.

Trustees' Sale Of Valuable TWO
STORY ROW BRICK DWELLING
BEING KNOWN as PREM1sEs
NUMBER 3 STREET. SOUTH
BY virtue Of . certain deed Of tfu.t
duly recorded. In Ltber No. 92s6.
Folio 43 ct seq, Of the land records
Of the District Of Columbia. and ct
the request Of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees
q a the ss prsmises n sDS On aSeSn MoHpA9 'Tpns Tas
NINTH DAY OF FEBRUARY AID.
1853 AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M..
the following described land and
premises. situate in the District Of
SSl1n6s SsnE 1srt a0 O EU m Is. Ss S and
division made by Todd IN square
$40 as per plat recorded In the
once Of the Surveyor for the DIS
tfict Of Columbia In EiheF H.D.C.
ct folio liz being more particu-:
bounds dSsosIdo Is said deed Of nssss srust ko1 sDo
and taxation as Lot sl3 in Square
Terms: sold subject 70 prior deed
Sa,1oooo further psrsicUIars sPReUf1mase1s y
which win be announced ct time
Of sale: the purchase price above
said trust 70 be paid In cash. A
deposit Of $5O0.06 required. Con-
veyancing. recording. etc. ct pur.
cl1aseTss cost. Adjustments made as
Of date Of sale. Terms to be COM
piled with within thirty days,
otherwise deposit forfeited and the
property may be advertised ana
resold e the discretion Of the
JOSEPH q. WEEDA.
ROBERT w. KIDWEII,
1az0. .3lte5,0.1 Trustees.