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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-13
Five Top Teams Due
To Extend Basketball
Win Streaks Tonight
BY the Assceioted Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-Five Of
the Nations highest ranking
college basketball teams swing
into action tonight with WIN
ming streaks totaling SIS games,
and they'll be mighty surprised
if the Streaks don't add up to
60 when all the scores are in.
Kentucky. the Nations No. /
team in the Associated Press
poll. takes a ITO mark against
Mississippi on the Wildcats
home court, where they haven't
lost in more than a decade.
Coach Adolph Rupp's stars
don't figure to spoil that record
against Ole Miss, which has a
81 mark.
Oklahoma AIM also goes to
work with II straight. dating
back to a December loss to
Minnesota, and the Aggies
figure to make it 18 against
Oklahoma. AIM, ranked fourth
in the country, whipped the
Sooners. 65-48, earlier in the
season. and on their rivals
court, too.
LaSalle Faces Temple.
LaSalle, No. Z. also hasn't
lost since December and their
winning streak should reach an
even dozen tonight against
Temple, a team the Explorers
whipped. 77-53. a few weeks ago.
Indiana is another team which
hasn't lost this year-meaning
1854 - and the third-ranked
Hoosiers will have a sellout
crowd on hand for their game
against Northwestern as they go
for their 10th straight. Leading
the Big Ten Conference with an
30 mark, the Hoosiers will be
listening for the score from
Minneapolis. where Iowa CID
will face Minnesota t6-2).
Western Kentucky, No. S team,
is the other top ranker in &C
ton. The Hilltoppers boosted the
longest winning streak in the
country. 81 games. until upset
by Eastern Kentucky last week.
They came back to start a new
one against Morehead Monday
night and Murray State, a ST.
43 victim earlier, should double
the streak.
Holy Cross Beats FOrdham.
Two other members of the top
10 stretched modest win streaks
last night. Holy Cross. No. 9,
won its sixth in a row since a
loss to sixth-ranking Notre
Dame, turning back Fordham,
1854, in a bristling Eastern
battle. George Washington, No.
10, clinched first place in the
Southern Conference race by
walloping Washington g. Lee,
108-63, for its fifth consecutive
victory.
Duquesne, second ranked;
Seattle, eighth. and Notre Dame
are idle this week end.
Fordham'S Ed Conlin was the
individual star against Holy
Cross with 81 points, but he
didn't get enough support. Togo
Palazzi of Holy Cross made "a
before he had to retire because
of an eye cut.
Bradley's Dick Estergard set a
new school record by scoring SO
points in his teams $3.50 vic
tory over Marquette. The losers
Terry Rand had IS.
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Santa Anita Handicap Prep
Draws Bio Cast of Stars

ARCADIA. Calf, Feb. 10 tP.-
The $4,000 added San Antonio
Handicap comes off today with
a hefty cast Of stakes horses
running in the last major test
before they race in the 100000
Santa Anita Handicap February
q.
Calumet Farms Mark-Ye Well.
winner of the hundred grander
last year and top weighted at
1870 today. was the pre-race bet
ting favorite.
Victory for Mark-Ye-Well
would give Mrs. Gene Marley.
mistress of the Calumet empire,
victory No. 3 in the San Amino.
Ponder won it in 1850 and All
Blue the next winter.
Hill Gail is Out.
The 5-year-old son of Bull Lea,
winner of almost 100000 at
Santa Anita last winter, faced a
tough field and faced it alone.
His stablemate. Hill Gail, was en-
tered but raced yesterday-he
finished a poor fifth in the $22.-
800 Lincoln's Birthday Handi-
cap.
Alfred G. Vanderbilt sent in
his 4-year-old Discovery colt,
Find. who successfully stepped
in for Native Dancer late last
season and has won one out of
three starts here.
Alberta Ranches banked on It's
Irish horse, Indian Hemp. win
ner Of his last start over some
of today's company, and Mrs.
Rea Warner entered her 1853
San Antonio winner, Trusting.
Others in Field.
Movie Actress Jane Greer's BY
Zeus, Count Fleet 4-year-old,
hoping for mud. was another
in the field. along with Mrs.
Gordon Guiberson's Correspond
ent. Andy Crevolan's Decorated
and Appley Valley, Mrs. A. w.
Ryan's surprise winner of the
$161 400 Santa Anita Maturity
in the mud January 80.
Others entered in the mile and
one-eighth feature were Phil D,
1852 winner of the race; Stran-
glehold. STYLED, Jampol, Fleet
Khal, Rejected, High Scud and
Merryman.
Based on a possible field of
Is starters, the gross value of
the race was SCI 300 and net to
the winner $4,000. -,
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WoodyaIe Farms
Colt Heavy Fayorife
To Take Everglades
BY The Assoeiassd Press

MIAMI, Fla. Feb. 13.-Hasty
Road. top money winner as o
2-year-old last year. makes his
debut as a sophomore at Hialeah
today, stealing some Of the spot
light from Goyamo and the
$25, 00o-added Everglades Stakes
feature race.
Hasty House Farms priced
colt and Woodvale Farms Go
yamo are prepping for the $780,
600 Flamingo on February n. in
which they and Cain Hoy Sta
ble's Turn-To are considered the
big Three"
Hasty Road. whose juvenile
earnings of $277.132 set an all
time high, was entered with 10
other 3-year-olds and upwards
in the fifth race, the $4,000
Ocean Reef Handicap. a 6-fur-
long test.
Goyamo was q heavy pre-race
favorite to take the mile-and-a-
furlong Everglades. limited to
sophomores. Owner by Royce G.
Martin of Toledo, Ohio. the bay
colt won its two previous starts
at Hialeah. one Of them being
the Bahamas Stakes.
Goyamo beat the 1rish-bred
Turn-To in a trial for the 1858
Garden State, but week later
finished third to Turn-To In the
Garden State Stakes, worlds
richest horse race. He was
second to Hasty Road in the
Kentucky Jockey Club stakes.
Ridden by the Veteran Conn
McCreary, Goyamo was assigned
100 pounds for the Everglades.
which drew nine Flamingo
eligibles and one other entrant.
It all 10 start, the gross value
of the Everglades will be $751;
$50, with $22,500 going to the
winner.
Others named yesterday for
the Everglades. last stakes prep
for the rich Flamingo. were H.
P. Headley's Revolt, Wheatley
Stables Full Flight, Cain Hoy
Stables Big Crest. Greentree
Stables Maharajah. Eselkay
Stables Hopes Baby. Main
Chance Farms Black Metal,
Bencrist's Farms Our Cob.
Kencal Stud Farms World
Series and Jacob Sher's Pointing
Star. All but Big Crest are
Flamingo-eligibles.
Revolt shares the 120-pound
top weight with Goyamo: all
others carry ia. Full Flight
and Revolt finished second and
third to Goyamo in the Ba-
hamas and were expected to
give him plenty Of competition
today.
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Seixus Joins Trobert,
TuIbert in Nationals

NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-Vic
Seixas, Wimbledon champion.
filed his entry today for next
weeks national indoor tennis
championships at the Seventh
Regiment Armory. assuring the
strongest field in years. The
tournament opens Thursday.
Tony Trabert, national cham
pion who teamed with SeixaS in
the recent Davis Cup campaigns
in Australia. also is entered. as
is Bill Talbert. who captained
the United States team.
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1erp-Navy Contest,
On ~, Heads Card Of
Five for Area Teams

Maryland and Navy, two Of the
top-ranked college basketball
teams in the Nation, meet in
Nays Dahlgren Hall today in
the top game of five involving
teams from this area.
The Annapolis game, nation
ally televised, was to be seen
here over WMAL-TV (Channel
. starting at 2:30.
In the other four games
Georgetown will try to snap a
seven-game losing streak at the
expense of Virginia at $50
o'clock at McDonough Gym.
Catholic University will play at
Mount st. Mary's, Gallaudet at
Frostburg and Howard and st.
Paul of Lawrenceville, Va, were
to play at 2 pm. at Turner's
Arena.
Maryland and Navy each
hoped to use the other as a
springboard to higher National
prominence. The TerpS, VIM
ners of their last seven games.
and boasting an overall record
of 1874, were rated No. IL in
the latest Associated Press poll.
Navy Q5-4 was rated 10th.
Hope to Slow Navy Stars.
Both teams are expert ball
handlers. The Terps are noted
for their ability to hold the ball
for long periods, factor which
they hope will slow Navy's two
great scorers, Don LANCE and
John Clune.
LANCE and Clune each is av-
eraging almost "a points a game.
Lange gets most of his with a
sensational hook shot, Clune with
a jump shot, similar to the one
used by Maryland's big scorer.
Gene Shue.
Every point Shue scores today
will expand his Terp record for
a season total. He has 452. The
previous Maryland mark was 435,
set by Shue last season.
The Terps, who hope to win
the Atlantic Conference cham
pionship and a berth in the
NCAA tournament, beat George
Washington for their most i'm
pressive victory of the season.
The teams have had two COM
mon opponents. Navy beat Vir-
ginia, 86-75, in the Middies' first
game of the season. The TerpS
beat the Cavaliers twice, 70-64,
7O-56. Maryland lost in over
time, 1886, to Georgetown.
while Navy trounced Georgetown
Wednesday, 110-75.
Not a Fair Comparison.
However. the Georgetown team
Navy beat was not the same team
which edged Maryland. The
Hoyas have been dealt couple
of severe blows what with the
loss of Bill Cowley. sophomore
sensation, and three others
through scholastic difficulties.
and Lou Gigantic, due to an in
jured foot.
Coach Buddy Jeanette has
patched his team with players
from the intramurals. But things
could get worse at the Hilltop.
That's a fair team Virginia is
bringing in, one that boasts the
Nations fifth leading scorer in
Buzz Wilkinson. Buzz is aver
aging 27.6 points a game.
The Hoyas will count chiefly
on Sophomore Warren Buehler.
and Veterans Jack Vail and Joe
Carroll to lead them out of the
woods.
Remaining on the Georgetown
schedule are an improved Mount
ST. Mary's team, Maryland.
Niagara, Temple, CIV, Penn
State and St. Francis of Altoona.
Georgetown may be the UNDER
dog in every one.
Mount St. Mary's, led by Jack
Sullivan, the former star with
st. Anthony's here, is favored to
hand Gu its 10th loss in 10
games. The Cardinals have only
two other games remaining and
need one victory to match last
years record.
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West to HOLLYWOOD where they're going to put
him in the movies.
You don't measure Connie Mack in years
any more Ninety-one is just an arbitrary
figure. He was alive when Abraham Lincoln
was President. He had won pennant with
the Athletics in 1902.
Around Philly they still tell the story
of the teacher who presented one Of his
pupils with the problem Of naming the
three outstanding men in Pennsylvania
history. Without trace of hesitation, the
12-year-old replied: william Penn, Benja-
min Franklin and Connie Mack"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-13

PHOENIX. Ariz.. Feb. Is (P).
Charles Theodore Nehf, 96,
retired Terre Haute. Ind, jew
eler, died yesterday. He was the
father of Art Nehf, former ma
jor league baseball pitcher.
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Army Gets Daryl Spencer

WICHITA, Kansas, Feb. 10 (P.
Daryl Spencer. New York
Giants inf1elder. will report for
induction Monday.
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WIN, Lose, or Draw
By JOHN P. CARMICHAEL

CHICAGO FEB 13-Theres to be little dinner for Connie
Mack tonight There be talk and laughter and the cnk
glasses raised in toast WiSpS of smoke will wreathe the
quaint puritan the old circuit rider who o. riding
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Nehf's Father Dies at 96

Totals 30 ~ 50 Totals 20 IL 8;
Score at halftime: 45-37, Wilson.
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Hughes Step Nearer
To Sole Ownership
Of RK0 Pictures
~ the As,oeIc,ee, Pres,

DOVER, Del, Mar. 19.-Fabu-
lous Howard Hughes, q rich man
through his activities In the
movie. aircraft and tool indus
tries. was another step nearer
today to sole ownership of one
Of the biggest firms in the film
world.
Mr.. Hughes. largest individual
stakeholder In RKO Pictures
Corp. has sought to become the
only owner Of that firm.
Stockholders meeting here yes
terday voted for his offer to buy
the Arm for what amounts to
six dollars a share of common
stock. The stock was selling for
less than $3.50 q share in the
first five weeks of this year,
prior to his. (Mr. Hugheso offer
Of $23. 489.478 for all assets OF
the corporation.
One More Major Step.
Pending before Delaware
Chancery Court in Wilmington
Is one more major step, q ruling
on a stockholders suit. claiming
Mr.. Hughes total purchase
price offer inadequate, that the
firms directors who recommend
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Experienced Advertisers Prefer The Star
SPECIAL NOTICES Cont

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any debts contracted by any one
but myself. HERBERT J. TUCKER
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other than myself. JOHN M.
s sd' sI1. 1888 Eye st. NV is Apt
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
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9th 14 than !, myself RI RgF9 9so Q. Ness s.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS, Con.
Rockville. Nd. for laying 6-inch. 8.
inch. 12-inch and 16-inch water
mains ana necessary appurtenanceS
thereto In E. MONTGOMERY ave.
Rockville. Montgomery County. Nd:
viii be received by the Mayor and
EST, March 80. 1854. and there
publicly opened and read. The pro-
posed work involves the following
approximate quantities: $50 linear
+. Of 6-inch water main. 100 linear
IL n.s o. in az sstsI main main, 200 .30
and 1870 linear It. OF 16-inch water
on file In ONCE Of the Mayor and
Council. 100 8. Washington St.
Rockville. Md. ct q cost of So.
This must be accompanied BY . Ger.
Of proposal made payable to Mayor
and Council. Rockville. Nd. The
Mayor and Council reserve the right
to reject any or all bids. MAYOR
AND COUNCIL. Rockville, Nd. BY
SARA A. MORTIMER. Clerk. lie
GET OUT OF DEBT
let Budget Plan get you out Of debt
with payments you can AFFORD re-
gardless of how many you owe.
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LEGAL NOTICES

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold.
ing Probate Court.-No. S4856
Admin. Is E.).-This is to Give
Notice: That in accordance with
the Act Of June "a. 1949. s1st
scriber has applied to the Probate
Court Of the District of Columbia
for a settlement Of the small estate
(under $500 in value) Of Clarence E
Allen. late of the District Of Column
bia, deceased. All persons having
hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated, to the subscriber, or
or before the 10th day of April, A. D
1854; otherwise they may by Law
be. excluded from all benefit Of said
estate. Given under my hand this
18th day Of March. 1854. BIRCH
ARD B. ALLEN. 945 s Street. NV.
Washinston. p: G.: lSeal.) Attest
ALIEME N. IVORY: Deputy Eegistel
Clerk Of the Probate Court. mh19
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Hughes will be bought at the
rate Of So each out of the $23
million he is paying for all as
sets.
The suit opposing the sale was
filed by stockholders Lewis
Schif and Jacob Sack Of New
York. They asked an injunc-
ton to restrain completion Of
the sale.
Final briefs in the case are
due in Chancery Court Satur-
day and Chancellor Collins j.
Seitz has indicated he will rule
promptly. One of the conditions
Of Mr.. Hughes purchase offer
is that it must be accepted and
the transfer Of assets completed
not later than April 2. Another
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ed It's approval failed to evalu-
ate properly the Aim library,
real estate and other assets.
Result Of yesterdays ballot
ing wasn't even close. Tellers
reported that 2.022,769 shares
other than those owned by Mr..
Hughes were voted In favor of
the transaction, and only 1927
against 1t.
Not a share of stock was voted
personally by an attending
stakeholder: 3,358,116 shares
were represented and voted by
proxies.
Mr.. Hughes personal holdings
as the largest single stakeholder
amount to / 1862, 100 shares. These
shares were voted in favor of
the transaction in addition to
the other 2.022.769.
A second resolution approved
by the meeting, by vote OF
3.302,734 to $500, provided for
the reduction of the capital stock
to not less than 1,262,21O shares
Of common stock-exactly the
number that Hughes owns each
81 par value.
Shares not now owned by Mr..
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ADVERTISEMENT.
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AUCTION
SO F ST. NV.

SAT. MORNING, MARCH 20
AT 1890 AM.
To be sold piece by piece to
the highest bidder. Included
is: Sectional sofas in salmon
and green plastic, lined oak
tables, ash trays, lot of
Grapes, RCA 16" TV set, ex-
haust fans, green carpeting,
four 5-pc. chrome Formica
top breakfast sets, Sunrock
electric drinking fountain,
lot Of restaurant plates, lot
Of cooking utensils, 48-cup
coffee maker, lot of glass
ware and dishes, vacuum
cleaner, two-tap beer unit,
50-gal. hot-water heater, 108
fine metal folding chairs, 4
large folding tables, modern
pool table (complete), floor
lamps, n UNI erous other
items. Public inspection all
day Friday from 10 am. to
5 pm. Auctioneers: Phone
MA. 8-2679.
mh1Q
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led L. williams & Zed L. williams.
AuctioneerS and Appraisers
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PERSONAL

MIMEOGRAPHING. 500 copies, 1925,
incl typ. of stem EXCHANGE SERV.
ICE dGE Co. 174o K St. NV. St; g.
FSR%Ss 81. o. 8. Job application.
selling. EXCHANGE. ST. $3.50. 25'
NICE PLEASANT HOME, for elderly
folks; fne food, care, ~. Inspec.
TAYLOR" EXPERT SPEC. tax as.
sist; est. over 80 yrs; day. ewes,
Sat-. Sun, any hour: reas.; conf
Dental. 625 9TH st. Sc. Ii. 1880
PERMANENT "a; shampoo and finge,
wave 75e, WARFLYNN BEAUTY
COLLEKE. 1910 q st. NV.
VACANCY IN NURSING HOME fol
elderly. person: 24-hour nursing
care; Licensed By state and county
RooM S AND BoARD for .lderl,
people, pleasant atmosphere, kind
attention; nice. porches, yards, TV,
Reed Hosp. Rx. s-155s. "a
C0LLEGE STUDENT win give privat,
dance INSTRUCTION. fcr. nomina
charge. CAN JAY. AD. 2-173S. -2t
HAIe 0YEING. our business for q
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ERGO

ENGINEERING & RESEARCH CORP,
Riverdale. Md. WA. 7-4444. Ext LOG
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SALE or VALUABLE,
PARTIALLY ZoNEp FIRST COM.
MERcIAL PROPERTY. FRONTING
coNsIN AVENUE. NV. wTTH RES.
R IRzNTI 4HErR R6PrE coNsrsT n TIE aF
T xAeHABlT BACK Tw 6wS s19NNdd c6 6E:
TACHED sTUCcO GARAGE: EN-
TIRE PREMISES BEING KNOWN
as so2o WISCONSIN, AVENUE
gnisss states g af Bssrs S.'s coar u
the District Of Columbia. in Civil
signed trustees viii sell at public
auction. in front Of the premises
on TUESDAY. THE TWENTIETH
FouR o.cLocK P.M.. the i following
described land and premises situate
in the City of Washington. desis
mated as and being part of o tract
OF land called Friendship" anc
recorded in Surveyors once fol
the District Of Columbia. Now known
io.,I PURPOSES Of assessment as ss an'
TERMS OF SALE: One-third Of th,
purchase money to be paid in cash
balance in two equal installments
payable in. one and two years. with
interest at t5la%) five and one hal
rer centum per annum. payable semi
annually from day Of sale. secures
by first deed of trust upon the prop
erty sold: or all cash. at the option
Of the purchaser. Sold subject Il
ratification by the United state
District Court for the District o
Columbia. A deposit Of ten per cen
QnTel of the sale price In cash o.
certified check will be required upol
acceptance Of q bid. The trustee
reserve the right to reject any ant
all bids deemed by them to be in
sufncient. All conveyancing. notar!
fees, revenue stamps. recording
examination Of title. etc, ut tn,
cost Of purchaser or purchasers
Terms to be complied with within
thirty 600 days of ratification o
the sale by the Court. otherwise tn,
trustees may advertise and sell tn,
property at the risk and cost o
the purchaser or purchasers aftel
flve 90 days Of advertising Of sal,
resale in some newspaper published
in WaShington. d. C.
PAUL B. CROMELTN.
National Press Bldg.
W. Z. CUMBERLAND.
Woodward Building.
mil .26-ap2.9 Trustees.
rnnn n
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DAM A. WESCHLER q so
Auctioneers-Appraisers.

TRUsTEEs' SALE OF Two-sToRY
ING NO. $3.50 CENTRAL AVE, Sc.
By virtue of Q decree Of the United
States District Court for the Dis
trict OF Columbia, Re Civil Action
No. b051-61, the undersigned trus-
tees will offer for sale by public
auction In front Of the premises
on FRIDAY, APRIL TWO. 1854,
AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the fol-
lowing-described land and premises
situate In the District Of Columbia
70 Wit; Lot 10 s74. SQUARE so 52sS-im;
Ave. Sc, Washington. b. C.. and
more fully described as: "Part OF
lots numbered 8 and 8 In Square
$3.50 In the Capital View Realty
Company's Subdivision Of part OF
Q tract Of land called Conclusion. ;"
TERMS OF SALE: A CASH deposit
OF $4,000 required Of purchaser
ct the time Of sale. and the bal
ance to be paid In cash upon ratifi-
cation Of the sale by the Court.
Trustees reserve the right to reject
any and all bids deemed By them
TO be insufncient; all conveyancine
Federal and local. Notary fees, shall
be ct the cost Of the purchaser.
Terms Of sale 10 be complied with
within 80 days after such approval,
otherwise the Trustees shall resell
said property ct the cost Of default
Ing purchaser.
WILLIAM T. PACE.
$40 3 81. Ne
EVERETT Z. EDMOND.
1910 9th Dc. NV.
mh1e ~ Trustees.
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HElP-MEN tcont. }
BIRI,E, Statesmen

To sell family Bibles. We train you
to do this work. Cali RE. 7-429a
or RE. 5-7395. -2l
BOOKKEEPER AND ACCOUNTANT.
to take complete charge of books and
operations: large mechanical con.
tractor. Must be exper. in this field.
Applications kept IN strict conn.
dence. Salary. open and generous.
Box 1866, Star. pa
BOOKKEEPER-AC ACCOUNTANT, exps.
tax work. tipping ability. p. o. Box
126. Wilmington. Del.
CASHIER. prefer retired or pension
man. Call bet. 10 am. and q
pm. 1871 9TH st. NV. 30
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THOs. J. OWEN q son, Auctioneers.
iii z St. NV.

i sTos9 R sots aR1ccksl af pMELE ling
N NgnIlz,,s IA QUEBEC PLACE
BY virtue Of . certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. In Liber No. 1901.
Folio 100 ct sea-, of the land records
of the District Of Columbia, and at
the request Of the party secured
thereby: the undersigned trustees
will sell, at public auction In front
THiRTiETH DAY or MAkcH. AID:
1854, AT TWO-THIRTY O'CLOCK
Pm. the following described land
and premises. situate in the District
Of Columbia. and designated as and
being Lot 200 In the subdivision
made by Kennedy Brothers, Inc,
Of lots in Square 303I Pleasant
Plains" as per plat recorded in
the Once of the Surveyor for the
District Of Columbia In Liber 40 Al
Terms: Sold subject to prior fbuiid.
nC $50 e fra TOR ps
ticuiars 81 which Win be announced nee
ct time Of sale: the purchase price
above said trust to be paid q cash
A deposit Of $4,000 required. Con.
veyancing, recording. ETC.. at pur.
chaser's cost. Adjustments made q
Of date Of sale. Terms to be com.
piled with within thirty days, other
wise deposit forfeited and the prop.
erty. may be advertised and fesolc
8t the discretion Of the trustees.
MITCHELL HIRON.
CHARLES = MITCHELL.
mh10,22.24.26.20 Trustees.