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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-28
License
Applications

Under d. C. lam couples must
apply for d marriage license on
one day. matt three full days
and receiDe the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
both 81 Richmond. -, u.s.
Frank hutchinson. 20. Cranbury, N. D.
and Media Scott, 81. $50 Lexington
Richard Grimes. 10. and Peggy Day
John IL beth s9nfe Gt silver Spring Hd coner,.,
pI. Sc. A and Helen Glover. IS. Ba lsis
Richard Harvey. III. Houston. TEX. and
Betty Ennis. IS, go Darrington St
oranville Rrinkiey. SIS, 1873 18th st
NV. and savada Jones. 20. 1926 W
Tw sii : I Bellamy. III. IT. jackson. s. G.
and Bette Brooks. 22, stroudsburg'
Howard "a scott. ~, a71s wade I'd. lie.
and a, Jganita Williams. %. 1907 Lin
coin Ri ;., SIC. j, 80. ...,.. i.
Robert s MsGa III a4 cs. c1reG5a
b 81. SEE. s8'. ~ 7 z
Arthur Evans, IS, Negbura, Mass. and
Shirley Moses. n Haverhiil Mass.
Afs apss Dsvitisn e. en- w
John Never. "a. williamsport. Pa. ane
Marguerite Mccallum. %. 1914 24tf
woodrow Monroe, 81. and Louise Leo
Willie Hun. 40. and Julia Williams, 70,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-28

John smaIIwood. 20. 1889 Burke ST. Sc,
and Muriel Dearborn. 1S. Falkland,
Gary Abney. it,. Ia. 11s 18th st. Sc.
and GLADYS Wilson. III. i00Sia 9th
james me- Carr. IS. Clark, va, and jamie
Galston. 20, 80 Il ST.. NV.
c. S. Bailey, IS. 4I5 NJ ST., and Geneva
Johnson. 80, az New York ave. ne.
George Ross, IS, Palos Heights, H., and
Alice Toone. So. Richmond.
Joseph Michael. 80 Lowell, Mass. and
Sylvia Huggins, 2s, ST. Pauls, N. g;
Oscar Walker, 20. 1879 II st. ne, and
Gloria Sharpe, 20. 33 Patterson st.
clifton cornWell. %. Groveton, va. and
Frances Shelly. Is. Alexandria, Va.
Nicholas Santrizos. "a, Minneapolis,
Mimi. and Helen Manos, 27. 1868
William Baker. 81. Norton, Va. and
! Nellie Noble. 33, 1920 Connecticut
Joseph McMahon, IT,, II. FANS Church.
Va. and Jean Tasker, "a. Kitzmiller,
ouintin Thompson, s5. Detroit. and NIL
dred Herring. 49,, Greensboro. N. G;
Nose Williams. 25. Baltimore, and
Yvonne Baylor. IL, has Otis st. ne.
Robert Riley. g, st, Louis. and Vada
Stoner, 21. Kansas City, Mo.
Robert Patch, ~, 1910 Albemarle st..
NV, and Susanna Steinem. 20. 1914
~ 2lSt NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-28

both OF 1641 Vermont ave. NV.
John Font 25. and Mamie Rice 20.
both OF 1899 q ST. ne.
Joseph Maisel, 25, 1919 Underwood St.
nv NV. and ans Diane Salem. 20, Takofna
George Anadale, IL, %, North Beach.
Md. and Betty Pippert. 1s. Bladens-
Bonnie Huehes, 80. I345 Oak st. NV.
and Corona Yancey. 20. 534 Irving
Dosnsslas 'Doty.. 30, Arlington. va. and
Anita Burket. rs. Silver Spring. Md.
James Greene, A, and Julia Jones. 30.
both OF ass H ST. s.w.
Ernest Bailey, %, Bridgeton, Ind. and
& Charlotte Dondero. g. Portsmouth,
Eugene tombstone. 80, Atlanta, Ca.
and Margaret Kennedy. 30, I649 35th
woodrow Davis. %, Colonial Beach, va.
and Catherine Steele. %. 3476 23rd
Rayful Royal. Il. 1114 Florida ave. ne.
and Mary Tabron. 10. 217 Charming
Samuel Durrance, 80. Highlands County,
Fla, and Dorothy Davis. 80, Cheverly.
Charles Feldbush, 20. Silver Spring. Md,
and Beatrice Garrod. 81. 50I3 Belt
Andrew Edwards. 20. Charleston. s. c.,
and Olga Dauphine. 20. New Orleans,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-28
Prime Foctor in Sale
Is Cor ) Appearance

NEW YORK "A Nationwide
survey among statesmen Of q
leading make Of automobile
shows that the prime factor in
selling autos Is the car'sSappear-
ance.
The statesmen ranked economy
second and reliability third.
They also said women have the
final word in 81 per cent Of car
purchases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-28

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star., 1954-01-08
INTERVIEWS
IN WASHINGTON
Mon. and Tues, Jan. II and
IL.

Phone Mr.. T. K. Bye at EX-
ecutive 3-5035 between 9
am. and 8 pm. on either Of
those days to arrange a con-
fidential interview.
Evening star., 1954-01-08
Strong gNortheastA.c
Enters Golden Gloves

The Northeast A. c., which
gave Bainbridge Naval Training
Station . close battle for team
honors in, the Golden Gloves
boxing tournament last year.
again will have q strong entry
for the tourney starting January
10 at Turner's Arena.
Among the fighters who have
shown well in previous tourna.
ments and again will represent
Northeast are Bill Hill. 112
pounds: Harold Smith, 118;
Sonny Boy Williams. 1856;
Maurice Harper, lat, and Carlos
Ware. heavyweight. Hill was
the senior l12-pound champion
last year.
A promising newcomer will be
Russell Troy. young brother Of
Willie Troy. Willie also got his
start in the Golden Gloves here
and now is among the middle
weight leaders in pro boxing
Young Troy scales lS5 for his
amateur debut as compared to
the l26 carried by Willie when
he first donned gloves.
Northeast Is coached by Billy
Edwards and Bobby \ Brown
both well known as handlers OF
professional fighters in Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1954-01-08
ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 SON
Aucti0neers-Appraisefs

sztN S OF s
ne S.eordsd ssd ys'qs IL rDsf sf no. ea ss rcs iESs
Of 9yi the e District sS Sn 81 = coiumbis. and at
the UNDERMINED trustees viii .offer
tSr % sale lems.i Ss public M9sSsSp5A M9SNpAY fFGns THE
F55egHrzHFTTHw 15g4l RF Tw6 pA9 9clcckH e cSkHNgASMx 2 M
the ioiiowins d escribed property In
Lot Lot ''s iss In Square 447o in tSe
subdivision made W Frank Bell END
Andrew Saul. as. per plat recorded
ip .t1,.. ths ose ans e sns surveyor fqr tss
81 81 fs lssord r. sussfsM 4ssMs Is :. sHE
Property. will be sold subject to prior
deeds OF trust for approximately
S10.442.92 as Of January. 2. 1854,
further particulars of which VII
be. announced at time Of sale
1aiae aIired Of fHsMi HDuMrichsser at time 81 sale
All conveyancine. recordinE, revenu.
purchaser. Terms to be compiled
sai.' Sa o%tSerWiss % e trustees reserve tn,
cost Of defaulting purchaser after {
days advertisement Of such resal,
In some newspaper published II
Washington. D. O.. or. deposit ma.
be forfeited, or without forfeitini
selves Of any legal. Or. earitabl,
rirhts aeaifist defaulttnG purchAsef
EOREeT I. MeCL3NNfNd.
sas.l1.tS.Ne. Trustees.
Evening star., 1954-01-08
BY Meleoln, Lamberns. j.

OUTFIT plans q real reunion, with
Hall Of Fame drivers dating
back to 1887 invited.
The second meeting IL the
American Power Boat Associa-
tion council session to be held
that afternoon. President Merlyn
Culver lists q full agenda that
includes adoption Of q policy ON
recognition by the Union OF 1n-
ternational INCORPORATING.
Commodore Ed Murphy Of
Capital Power Boat Association
has bought q Speedliner hull
and Mercury motor, to place him
in the fast DU stock outboard
class for the coming season. He's
naming the boat Scamp. Murphy
formerly raced In the BU class.
Commodore Marvin Broyhill.
IT., has appointed Kelvin Pardoe
as fleet captain and DR.. Harold
McCann as feet surgeon Of
Corinthian Yacht Club. Commit
tee chairmen named were Eddie
Baltz, auditing; Carl Hengen.
house: Frank, Macaboy, jr., en-
tertainment; Vernon Weihe. sail
! ing: Baltz, regatta: Harwood
Martin. yearbook. and Harold
Tolbert, finance.
Evening star., 1954-01-08
Baseball Committee
ReviewsCompIaints
Over Draft System
BY the Asseeios.a Press

NEW YORK. Jan. S.-Base-
balls draft system. which has
been a pain in the necks Of inde-
pendent minor league owners,
again was scheduled to be re-
viewed today by the nine-man
committee appointed by Com
missioner Ford Frick.
Exploratory talks were held
yesterday and. although no ON
cial word is expected until after
several more meetings, George
Trautman, minor league COM
missioner. attending as an OBJ
server. said the get-together was
harmonious and that much was
accomplished.
It is Frick's hope that from
these discussions will evolve new
rules which will permit the rea-
sonable advancement Of players
as their abilities justify"
The majors have been accused
Of making a farce Of the draft
by putting their best farm talent
on one club so that only one man
might be lost.
Also high on the committees
agenda is legislation to dis
courage the high payments to
untried youngsters. The minors
have asked that lower claSsitlca-
ton clubs be given more incen-
tive to scout and develop their
own players.
The committee includes George
Weiss, Frank Lane and Branch
Hickey, the general managers OF
the Yankees, White Sox and
Pirates, respectively; Bob Car
penter, president of the Phillies:
Earl Mann, Atlanta (Southern
Association president; Earl Null
ligan, Sacramento (Paciflc Coast
League) president; Frank Law
renee, Portsmouth. Va. Pied-
mont League) president; Johnny
Murphy, Boston Red Sox farm
director, and Fresco Thompson.
vice president and farm director
of the Dodgers.
Evening star., 1954-01-08
LEGAL NOTICES
DALE D: DRAIN. ! Attorney, Y.

7N,rrn sI-rfxTSTrrs IfTT f'isT,sf ~ M;M; fcr couRT
'SrA ior the the far bistrict q Columbia. Hold
n sas JOHN nfoe1is RANDoIPH soLLfa iose Be-
MosbER ssi0oI"isthsiIS OF PGsEicATloN. HGi "a
petition having been dled herein
on the 23rd day Of November.
executrix Of the Estate Of John
Object ds'Sf 81 which is to obtain an
adjudication as to whether Q letter
Of said. decedent.. dated October. IL,
1040, 10 part Of the testAmentary
disposition made BY said decedent
saa a to siG te Sesh,n to msde
said letter Is denied probate, and
It appearing that process At this
court has been duly returned "Not
to be found" with respect to the
hereinafter parties named IS re-.
spondents in said petition: and y
said parties are non Presidents Of
the District of Columbia, It is this
9th day Of January. 1864. OR.
DERED that Mrs. Lucy Maury
Moeling, Mrs, Anne Maury Goodloe,
Mrs. Elizabeth Boiling Boyd and
the Woodrow Wilson Birthplace
Foundation, Inc, cause their ap-
pearance to be entered herein on
or before the fortieth % day; sy;,ts EXCLUSIVE i've
curing after the day of the arst
publication Of this order. otherwise
said petition will be proceeded with
As In case Of default: Provided q
copy Of this order be published onct
. week for three successive week
n the Wsshinsto7 Lay S.,R.s Repor.sI stii
dns. as ih5 iEhpwAKD 1isn' N. @ @cURRx RxN, Jude
1SeaI.5 A true Cory, Attest: MELVIN
j. MARoUES. Deputy Register o.
wills for the District Of Columbia
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1954-01-08
PERSONAL

RAIR DYEING, 25 yrs. exper.. why
DAY $3.50? Clairol, Roux. eomplets'
$3.50. FRENCH WAVE SHOP. a.
p1isTIc ] ACCOUNTING. W. Form.
and other tax work experty nan IAN
died: reas. rates. oGGaaaH. GaaH evgs'' e,,I once.
2-1572 or co: 2-%V'e' ouA ss
FORMS 81. Q. 9; JOB appiic.tioms c1,;nani. DIS.
in1. i EXCHANGE sERv.. ST S-9ise'
srMEoGRAPHlNG, 500 copies. g sEa! 4 .$sT' Sap
ICE CO. l710 Z ~" ST s-Sgl!S0 p!
VACANCY IN NURSING HOME 10,
elderiy person; 24-hr. uufStne care
lcensed b. State ano eo"n'' ~
5000.
HEMs-special; limited time on!y; ?!
NEEDLECRAFT. 726 18th NV. lO'
WSve nc. WARFLYNN BEAUTY
COLLEGE. l2aO g St. NV.
VACANCY-Newly furn.. clean, pleas
FOOD food. care. NO. 7.3242.
no YOU WANT A MILLION DOLLARS
worth of lauRhse DEAN MARTIN
and JERRY LEW4o On S"oe'
January 10.
FREEZER EMPTY? Refill now while
beef is stu cheap. As low IS 3sc
pound per quarter. For Q small Zee
viii cut and wrap. CAu Mr.. BURKE
Damascus 254l. -1V
ARTHUR MURRAY dance lessons toI
sale at great reduction. For inIor-
nation, write MISS NJ. JONES. Boz
425, Herndon. Va, or cali Hernaor
95. ~
FOR SALE at . discount: Arthur
1Os
ACCOUNTANT desires small business
Accounts. Books kept on nat 1et
basis. Complete tax serv. ia. S.7492
POSITIVE THINKING for more hap
pineSs and success. Class taught b!
exper. teacher Is now enrolling ney
students. S25. Call DU. 1-1352
mornings till /. III
Evening star., 1954-01-08
EDWARD SHAPIRO.
de31 .ja2 ,5,s,1l Trustees.
ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 SON
AuetioneerS-A -ApprAiserS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
TWO.STORY BRICK DWELLING

rRusrEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE
TWo;sJoR TW 5S!, srBEIG BnIGk ndHTEHE1sT pWEhhlEG
CoNTAINING TWO APARTMENTS:
BY virtue Of . deed Of trust recorded
one OF the land records OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia, and At the re-
quest OF party secured thereby, the
undersigned trustees will offer for
sale by public auction, IN front cf
premises: ON MONDAY. THE
EagHTEFNTH FISH IT EfR PAY 6crocx oF J4HgAFS &:
District of Columbia, to-wit: Lot
C. Rose, Trustees subdivision OF
corded in the Once OF the Surveyor
for the District Of Columbia in
sAIE sSsE 2e eropsatS pSS n s b. TEsMs sod sSS or
ject to the balance Of prior
S4.iO0 as Of october 20. 1858,
particulars at. sale. Balance cash.
A deposit Of $500 required Of
pprchaser tia. a. sale Examination
revenue stamps and notarial fees
at cost of purchaser. Terms TO be
complied with WITHIN 80 days from
day of sale, otherwise trustees re.
serve the right to resell property
at risk and cost Of defaulting puI-
chaser. after 8 days advertisement
OF such resale in some newspaper
published in Washington, D. G.. OIL
deposit may be forfeited, or without
forfeiting deposit trustees may avai
themselves OF any legal or equitable
rishts against defaulting purchaser
WALKER, Trustees. RALPH H
nECKEI RAIIM AttnrnAv far paYi,
IA
Evening star., 1954-01-08
HERMAN MILLER,
AO0 n 81. NV

Filed Jan. 9. 1854. Harry NJ. Hull.
N THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District OF Columbia.
-5..ANNE, TuRAsH. plaintiff. vs.:
II dead. then her Unknown Heirs.
Alienees and Devisees. Defendants
Civil Action No. 2793-53.--The OBJ
jeet of this suit Is to remove Q cloud
on the plaintiffs title to Lot IS. in
Square 4047. located In the District
OF Columbia. On motion OF the
plaintiff. II is this 9th day Of jan
fendant. Hannah B Bernard: r.:s cause cause
in on or before the fortieth day. ex-
elusive OF Sundays and LEGAL Holi-
days. occurring after the day OF the
FIRST publication Of this order: 9TH
erwise. the cause will be proceeded
with as in case OF default. And II
Is further ordered that the de.
PENDANTS. the Unknown Heirs. Alien
eeS and Devisees OF Hannah Ber-
nard. cause their appearance TO be
entered herein on or before the hrSt
Rule Day occurring after the expira-
tion of three 60 months from this
the day OF the 1st publication. 9TH
erwise. the cause win be proceeded
was M as in case Of default: Provided;
twice .s a Tenth nSI 7, for three 80 months
day. ts.l MATTHEW F. MCGUIRE IRE
is.s4 ssa HARRY Tspe NJ GTHL GSRy Asisss cisft
BY CHARLES T. McCALLY. Deputy
Clerk, las, liz fel g. mh1 q
Evening star., 1954-01-08
NOTICE or AMENpMEST 0I,,
INSURANCE COMPANY
ID~D I SETGett NV.
WRShfnKtnn n. n. r.

VASuAHBtUu Os ~ -
We. the undersigned, being a major.
ty Ig,sd 81 sry,cso the sotra If. Gf DrsstoFs S Of
pany. company duly Incorporated
under the provisions Of the Code of
Laws Of the District of Columbia.
being desirous Of amending the Ger
tiflcate of Incorporation of this
corporation. under the provisions Of
Columbia. particularly under Title
35. Section. 500 of said Code. or
Section 9 OF Chapter 3 of the Insur-
ance Code for the District OF Co.
lumbia. do hereby authorize the
amendment Of the company's Certifi-
FIRST. Article ~ of the Certificate
of Incorporation shall be amended
so as to read:
The authorized capital stock shall be
composed Of thirty thousand shares
Of common stock at q par value OF
$1,000 each and The. the holder Of sti each
Article VI Of the. Certifi-
cate of Incorporation shall bt
The corporation shall have q paid-uI
capital stock Of $500, 100000. IT
addition to said paid-up. capita
stock. the corporation shall have
surplus s,T paid dup up equal to- to At is3s n,,
stock.
THIRD: Article TX of the Certificate
Of INCORPORATION shall be amended
The exercise Of the corporate power
of this corporation and the man
aRement of the corporate affair
thereof shall be vested In q boar
Of directors composed OF fifteel
members who shall be annual,
elected BY such OF the .stockholder
as shall attend, either in person. o
by proxy, q meeting called for tina
purpose. When any vacancy shal
occur among the directors 1t -shal
be filled for the remainder OF tn
fiscal year in such manner as ma
be provided in the BYLAWS. Pro
vided. however. that each directo
shall in every case be stockholde
of the corporation.
H. G. HAMLET,
c. n. WOODWARD.
THOMAS F. BOURkE.
F. GRANVILLE MUNSON,
MERRITT B. CURTIS.
j A. ULIO. F.
L. M. BAUMAN,
. HARRY r. MACKELLAR,
jaS,11.1S Directors.
Evening star., 1954-01-08
Hayes Reported Seeking
LyaI Clark as Line Coach
By the Assoe;ossd Press

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Jan. g.
The Ohio State Journal said to-
day it learned from a reliable
source" that Woody Hayes, foot
ball coach at Ohio State Univer-
sity. had offered a job as line
coach to Lyal Clark. line coach
at Minnesota.
Clark was an assistant coach
at Ohio State under Yves Fesler.
but moved to Minnesota with
Fesler three years ago. Fesler re-
signed recently at Minnesota to
take radio job.
The State Journal cited the
report as the first indication that
Hayes is considering shaking up
his coaching staf1. Ohio State
won six and lost three in 1858,
Dick LarkinS, Ohio State ath-
letic director, said recently before
a Cleveland alumni group that
Hayes and all his assistants
would return in 1854,
Evening star., 1954-01-08
FORE AND AFT

Bill Rogers, race ! chairman
for the Presidents Cup Regatta
for the past few years. has been
tapped By the American Canoe
Association to head the 1854
international Canoe Regatta
Committee.
Plans call for the second
annual running Of the regatta
here the week end before Labor
Day. Last year canoeists at
Toronto, Canada. were the hosts
and the regatta was such q sue
cess it was decided to make it
an annual affair between United
States and Canadian paddlers.
Rogers also has been elected
commodore Of washington Canoe
Club where he has been q men,
ber for many years. It looks to
be another busy year for Bill.
The United States Power
SQuadrons will have as their
chief commander for this year
Kenneth B. Champ Of Findlay.
Ohio. He and other officers will
be formally named to their posts
q week from tomorrow in New
York, scene Of the golden jubilee
National Motor Boat Show. Both
events are expected to draw o
large Washington area de1ega-
ton from Potomac River Power
Squadron.
Champ. owner of 41-foot
cruiser, is q member Of the SAM
dusky and Detroit Yacht Clubs
and. the Great Lakes Cruising
Club. He served in World War
I as an artilleryman.
Other officers are William C.
Wolfmuller. Flushing, N. Y,
executive vice commander: Rein
hard l.. Heeren. Brooklyn, N. Y.
educational vice commander
Lester c. Lowe, Los Angeles
Calf, administrative vice COM
mander; Ellis w. Edge. jr., Cedar
Grove, N. j., secretary, anc
James p. H. Marker, New York
City, treasurer.
Squadron members will winc
up their big meeting with 9
dinner and ball at the Aston
Hotel. There are now las squad
rons making up the USPS.
There will be two other meet.
ings that same day in New Yorl
which will attract District boat.
ing enthusiasts. both at the Bel.
mont Plaza Hotel.
One is the awards breakfast
7 of Gulf Oil Corp. which each
year names outstanding driver!
to its Hall of Fame and tap!
new members to the One Hun.
dred Mile Per Hour Club. tn,
Evening star., 1954-01-08
THOS. j. OWEN Z SON. AuctioneeFs
iii z st. NV,
rs4s,ssx rss4Easssx sali az2oK & ysqss n%s1nTT I'VE Sp.

Trustee sale Of valuable TWO
ING KNOWN AS PREMISES 4O4 WEE
STREET. NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of q certain deed Of trust
1uly TaE. recorded: Tse IN Liber No; 9s03.
oEds cUo q aSc the is Dsret tae sad las
and At the request Of the party
trustees will .sell, at public auction
DAY THE HINETEENTaa MI p DAY OF
IAN JAMuARy u1s AD. R 19Sa' 9Sa' At tcI,o,;In 0ME
ate in the District Of Columbia. and
DESIGNATED as and being Lot 5S
Of Lot 8 in Block 20 "Efinsham
Place" as per plat recorded in the
once of the Surveyor for the Dis.
trict of Columbia in Liber 40 at
folio IA. Said Block 90 now known
for purposes of assessment and tax
/, alton as Square 1880.
ing asiSS,sS aessd e. e trIss further e,
particulars Of which win be an.
nounced at time Of sale; the pur.
chase price above. said trust to bt
paid in cash. A deposit Of $500. .0C
t, at mDS. pS,'hss !, . Sst Sst: q 4i,s;t ~.
thirty days. otherwise deposit for
aSveTtised % and resold At the dis
cretion Of the trustees:
FRANK w. MARsALEK.
GTkssIITE93Es IE3s. o. TRE4xLsEs; E4x1LIss:...
Evening star., 1954-01-08

DR1VER-SA14ESMAN
For established dry cleaning route.
Apply PROGRESSIVE CLEANERS,
40OI Lee hwy, Arlington. Va, "a.
Evening star., 1954-01-08
OFFICIAL NOTICE

OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF
TAXES, D;C;;-7JN9TIcE "a Of ,.G}lNsIS; PTRLIG
taxes, GUY w. PEARSON, Col
Dec. 90. 1883, seized the personal
property consisting Of one 1852
Plymouth Cranbrook. Four Door Sc
dan, formerly owned by David Fl.
Wash, D. c., to satisfy DELINQUENT
and unpaid taxes due the District
Government. do hereby serve notice
that said property. will be sold
tsubtect to any lawful liens or en- N.
premises Of Bowman Motor Sales.
Inc, 1880 Ga. Ave. NV, Wash,
D. C., at 1000 AM. Jan. 15, 1854.
pursuant to provisions Of Section 2.
Title /, D. c. Revenue Act Of 1887
TERMS: 1Iss Seas CASH. =, GUY ii w. ". PEARSON,
Collector Of Taxes, D. c. ja7.S,9
Evening star., 1954-01-08
CHERNER
MOTORCO.
1871 Florida Ave. NV.

BAKER, permanent work for all
round man. NiRhtwork in Leon
ardtown, Md. LII. 1-7934. 10
BAR HELPER-White, good pay.
meals. usual company benefits.
Prefer young man willing to learn.
Must be over Il. no experience
needed; hours 4:30 pm. to l:l5
Am. Apply Employment manager,
SHERATON CARLTON HOTEL.
10
BARTENDER; drausht and bottle
beer; must have knowledge Of Iood
service; local references required
hrs. 10 Am. to 8 pm. No Sunday
work Call TIE. 6-0096. 10
BUTCHER. experienced; 4s-hk.. 81
day work week; pleasant w6rking
conditions; salary commensurate
with exper. Apply SHERIDAN FOOD
BARN. 6205 Georgia ave, NV. -
BUTCHER. experienced, steady man.
FEDERAL SUPER MARKET. 1858
North Washington blvd. Arlinston.
Evening star., 1954-01-08
LEGAL NOTICES Cont. }
FRANKLIN DEA. Attorney,

FkANkLlN UEA, Att0rney.
Warner Building. Washington. d. c.
Filled Jan. 8, 1854. Harry II. Hull.
Clerk.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia.-YUK
JUNo WONG. Plaintiff. VS.. ENG
5640-53.--The object OF this suit
Is for absolute divorce on the sround
Of 6-year mutual separation. On
motion Of the plaintiff, It is this
9TH day Of January. 1854, ordered
that the defendant, Eng Shee Wong,
causes her appearance TO be entered
herein on or before the fortieth day,
exclusive OF Sundays and legal holi-
days, occurring after the day Of the
first publication OF this order: 9th.
erwiSe the cause will be proceeded
with rs in case of default. Provided,
q copy Of this order he published
once q week for three successive
weeks In the washington Law Re-
porter, and The Evening Star before
said day. ISL MATTHEW 2. Nc
CURE; Judge; !seal;l Attest:
HARsirs HARsY NJ; HTLL; HTTiLtL.;,,Sler Clerk n.r,l,y BY
CLERK. lRN.l5,~I e.
Evening star., 1954-01-08
THoS. ]. OWEN = SON. Auctioneers
I'LL z 81. NV.

Isqsssss IsTosY row s5S BRICK pWELLINd
BEING KNOWN as PREMIsEs
NUMBER 42l FOURTH STREET
BY Virtue Of q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. In Liber NO. S1eS.
Folio sos ct SEQ. OF tne nISr,h,s iana iss.
Sno STs' ss 81 the Inc reaaest Dsa' Of Of the pssts
trustees will sell. At public auction
in front Of the premises, on TUES
DAL THE TWELFTH DAY OF JAN
UARESY, A;D; A1., al, leSa'u At *. ,olIoU. d%0.
iG r. *. bissre: sns snd q 6Raamsi: R5s@isssis
and DESIGNATED as and being. Lot
40 in Won H. Manning and Charles
p. Lincoln, Trustees subdivision Of
lots in Square SI3. in the City OF
Washington. District OF Columbia.
as per plat recorded in Liber lS At
folio l4S in the once OF the SUI
Terms: Sold subject to q prior deeo
OF trust for approximately. So, ,4e4.44
and 4 prior second deed Of trust
for approximately So. .Ov6.65. further
particulars OF which will be an.
nounced ct time Of sale; the pur.
chase price above SAID trust e Ds
required ConveyAncins, recordins
etc, at purchaser cost. Adjust
ments made as Of date Of sale
Terms to be complied with within
80 days. otherwise deposit forfeited
and the property may be advertised
and resold ct the discretion Of thu
EDWARD SHAPIRO,
IRVING FLEI9HMAN,
de31 ,ja2, ,5,s,11 Trustees.