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Evening star., 1955-01-12
Stewart Is Called
Manic Depressiye
BY Trial Psychiairist

A psychiatrist testified today
at the first degree murder trial
of Willie Lee J. Stewart. 80, that
he believes Stewart is suffering
from a manic Oppressive psy-
Ghosts"
The psychiatrist. DR.. Ernest
Y. williams, professor of neu-
rology and psychiatry at Howard
University. was called by defense
attorney Foster Wood.
DR.. williams, under question
ing, said he had been unable to
reach a conclusion as to Stew
arts mental condition after an
examination of the defendant in
June, 1858. His conclusion to-
day, it was explained. was based
on Stewards actions described
in trial testimony, assuming 1t
was correct.
Left Fingerprints.
This included testimony that
Stewart left fingerprints on q
soft drink bottle and q potato
chip bag in the store Of Harry
Honikman, 65-year-old grocer,
who was slain in March. 1858.
by a gunman in his store at 72S
East Capitol street. The bandit
took $416 from the cash reg
lister.
There was also testimony that
Stewart, who is colored, hit the
ceiling of a room and a refrig-
orator door with bis fist.
Army Mental Report.
Attorney Wood read from
Army medical reports which des-
cribed Stewart as being "men-
| tally deficient" NIL.
Assistant United States At
torney Frederick G. Smithson
referred to a report which said
Stewart had been examined in
1916 and found not to be suffer-
ing from a psychosissat that time.
DR.. Williams testified he believed
Stewart had been suffering from
psychosis for b long time.
Stewards trial Is before jury
in the U. S. District Court for
the District of Columbia.
Evening star., 1955-01-12

Mr.. Eisenhower said that this
was q difficult question to
answer. He explained that II
Evening star., 1955-01-12

President Eisenhower today
defended Vice President Nixon
ana Mr.. Nixon's campaigning IN
the congressional election last
year. He said he believed in
the loyalty and patriotism of
the Vice President.
The Presidents comment was
made at his press conference
when his attention was called to
the attacks made by Democrats
on Mr.. Nixon, who pictured the
Vice President as q smear
artist" and one who described
Democrats as disloyal or traitors.
The President said he had
been assured by Mr.. Nixon he
had not made. any such attacks
on the Democrats; that the Vice
President had been critical Of
the handling of cases by Demo-
cratic officials where charges Of
Communist sympathy we're in
volved. and that the question
Of loyalty on the part of the
Democrats had not been in
volved.
The President said he himself
had always believed Democrats
were just as patriotic and loyal
as Republicans and he was sure
Mr.. Nixon felt the same way.
At the conclusion Of the CAM
paign the President wrote the
Vice President q letter compile
menting him. He said today he
would be loath to believe Mr..
Nixon had charged the Demo-
Gratis with treason.
State Chairmen Praise Nixon.
Meanwhile, the Republican
high command again defended
Mr.. Nixon today. issuing a
statement in his praise signed
by four G. o. p. Midwestern
State chairmen.
I'VE believe we speak for the
vast majority Of Americans who
resent below-the-belt attacks
currently being made upon the
Vice President" the statement
said. People in general are
getting pretty sick Of these
pitiful cries of smear which
lack any trace OF proof"
The statement, distributed by
the G. o. p. National Commit
tee, bore the names of Ray C.
Bliss, Ohio; Alvin c.. Cast, In
diana; Morton H. Hollings-
worth, Illinois. and Don C.
Pierson, Iowa.
Service to Party Hailed.
In what looked like q cam
paign by the G, o. P. to counter
the criticism, the four State
chairmen said they wanted to
thank Mr.. Nixon publicly for his
service to the party and the
American people in the cam
paign.
Needless to say, the Vice
President went before the Amer
ican people In the 1854 cam
paign with facts about the de-
structive effects of left-wing in
fiuence in goyernment-facts
which were distilled in q year
and a half of cleaning up after
a party which ran its reckless
course for nearly a generation,
the State chairmen's statement
| said.
"The Democrats engaged in
these attacks would better serve
their country If they gave more
time and attention to support
ing President Eisenhower's legis-
lative program and less to as
saulting the character Of the
Vice President"
New Standards Of Dignity.
The four hailed Mr.. Nixon
as "a man who has brought new
and higher standards Of dignity
and integrity to his Office. and in
] particular has made 1t a novel
Evening star., 1955-01-12
Premier Praises CARE

SAIGON, Wet Nam, Jan. IL
B.-Premier Ngo Dinh Diem
expressed his gratitude yesterday
to the. American Care organiza-
ton for the first Of 100000 relief
packages for refugees. The par
GELS contain rice. dry beans,
cheese. butter. meat and olive
oil.
Evening star., 1955-01-12
Eisenhower
Continued From First Page.) J
such as occurred in the Ladejin

eContlnue0 from flrSb Faee.l
such as occurred in the Ladeiin-
sky case.
He apparently referred to an
inter-departmental committee on
subversives, headed by William
r. Tompkins, who is director Of
a division Of Internal Security
established in the Justice De-
partment last July.
Mr.. Eisenhower said this spe-
cial unit would specialize in Sc
curity matters and advise Gov
ernment departments. although
it could not take away from each
department head the response
bility for final decisions in in
diyidual cases.
In any matter as delicate as
trying to keep security risks out
Of Government jobs and at the
same time avoid unnecessary
damage to individuals, the Pres
ident said judgments are bound
to differ.
In the Ladejinsky case, Mr..
Eisenhower noted that one de-
partment believed the best in
terests Of the Government would
be served by not hiring the man,
while others differed. He said it
was a matter of honest men
reaching different conclusions.
Mr.. Eisenhower told question
ers that he had heard personally
only a summary Of the evidence
against Mr.. Ladejinksy, which
was read to him informally by
Secretary Of Agriculture Henson.
Jaundiccd Look.
AS Mr.. Benson read it. the
President said he remarked that
would scare him. He explained
later that this meant he would
take a very jaundiced look at it..
He thought at the time there
was some doubt about Mr.. Lade-
jinsky's security, he said. But
he added that he then had the
impression that the case in
volved hiring q new man and
that the Agriculture and State
Departments were in agreement
In their attitude about it.
Mr.. Ladejinsky had worked
for the State Department. but
q new law transferred agricul-
turai attaches to the Agriculture
Department. Mr.. Benson ap-
parentiy looked on the matter as
If Agriculture were hiring q new
employe.
Impressed BY Record.
Mr.. Eisenhower went on to
say that when the Benson sum-
mary raised doubts in his mind.
he had not then studied the
other side of the question. He
said he doubted If he knew then
that Mr.. Ladejinsky had writ
ten an anti Communist book.
He was impressed at the time
by Mr.. Ladejinsky's previous
employment as an interpreter by
Amtorg. Soviet trading organi-
zation.
The President was asked If
Mr.. Stassen knew OF his doubt
ing attitude when FOA hired
Mr.. Ladejinsky for a land reform
post in Wet Nam.
He replied that he did not
know, but assumed that Mr..
Stassen would have been aware
of this. Mr.. Eisenhower en-
phasized that the Ladejinsky
case was brought to him directly
only on the one occasion when
Mai. Benson read him the sum-
mary.
He emphasized that he does
not intend to get involved per-
sonaliy in the details of any
security cases.
Then q reporter asked the
President about a widespread
impression that Mr.. Stassen had
clearance from the White House
to hire Mr.. Ladejinsky.
i
Diiflcult to Answer.
Mr.. Eisenhower said that thi:
was q difficult question tt
answer. He explained that u
Evening star., 1955-10-06

rilcd September 20, 1855. Harry ~.
N THE UNITED STATES pIsTRIcT
Court for the District Of Columbia
---pOLORES MURRAY, ConaeyyatorI
Of the Estate Of Catherine EllaxdI
Peck, ct al. Plaintiffs. W, ANNk q.
DoHERTY, otherwise Known 81
DoLLIE GRAHAM poHEkTY. etI
saopss ps5snesRsDS GoRDiR ~ 1st1SH 1sGsnrex e.
Il To e obtain \ Construction q the
will of Margafet Ellard KinseilA. q
deciaratory Judgment thereon. on
motion Of the plaintiffs. 4 ito.t 4
ordered that defendants Anne 81.
poherty otherwise Known as Dcilis
nTansI nIng pDniy HnSltx rsSs rsnSss jossps
0raiarn. Mary Kinsejla Hayes. Mar.
Raret Kinsella sabei.. Mary tMayl
6rahSm Roberts otherwise known
as Winifred Graham. Mary DAY.
otherwise known. rs Polly day.
Catherine Day. John Eliard. Patrick
Eilard,. Richard Eilerd. James H.
lard. Andrew Eiiafd, james Day;
Edrsyx x.osS Ds xrnSrief nSne ssss SsDsn ssir saH
NhNN ACVbh hAGAat AfN- klr-t-o@ -
appearances to be entered herein on
or before the fortieth day. exclusive
OF SUNDAYS and legal holidays. -oc.l
curing after the day Of the nrst
publication OF this order: 0therwiae, !,
this action will be proceeded with
as in case Of default. Provided, that
4 COPY Of this order be published
once q week for three successive
weeks In The Washington Law Re-
porter and The Evenina star news.
paper before said day: and that
defendants, the unknown heirs ~
law and naxt Of kin Of Margaret
Ellard Kinsella, their alienees and
deVises cause their appearances 70
be entered herein on or before the
first rule day occurrine efter the
expiration Of two months. from this
date, longer publication being dis.
pensed with for good cause shown;
otherwise this action Will be. pro-
ceeded with es IN case 5of default.
Provided. that q COPY Of this order
be published twice . month duIing
the above mentioned period Of two
months In The Washington Law
Reporter and The Evening star
LETf6, judse, (seAI.) a TRUE
cisrf: b ELoYb piETRfeH.
Deputy clsTks ssa2.2e-oce.
Evening star., 1955-10-06

N THE UNITED STATES pIsTRICCTI TT Ct
Scs3,aHTSMalx c3HHSMT EoR oRMARIE THS q sEEbbwssARps.
FM Fisintifi. vs.. MicHAEL HENRY
E,s,, EpWAR.p,s; A'le.,sn Sse. Sss s4ea.ssSsenIooRRpFF
81 PUBLTCATiCE--ABeLNT DE-
EENn Michael Henry Ed
wards and TO All Whom It may con..
ccrn: You viii take notice tnat
your niece. Marie G. Edwaros nas
hied. in the above mentionea CopIs w
srSSNgSl SoRSis,ns ',1suan, n p y Titie 20, Sec
ton i(I7, ct SEQ. Of the District o.
Eoiurnbia Code, ALLEGING that you
disappenred from the District q
Gniurfbia about the year lNSu.
seen seen nor heard from. and BY ner
complaint your niece siotesera1 s,.1
seeks an order lot tne app.,nn appoiI,sles ~
certain funds heretofore deposited
for Your account and credit with
the Rerister of wills Of the Pro-
hafe Hranch OF the above men
Toned Court IN Administrator ~
S0f6b, beinE the Estate Of Edyaiq
Z. edwards, Deceased. and 70 noio
and dispose Of said funsdsr ~ srol,,,p,bls a. pbsyl
cS;,si cSSs ,Sis HssorsIaGslSS slG Say y osssessr
Henry issS; SdSsrds, and ii others I,., con, r,
cerned, appear In said Couyt U
ssid cause and show cause, u eny
YOU have, in Motions Court on 70
vember Is, 1865 At lO.Uu ON;
why 4 receiyer Of the aiCEeSeana ssnd snd
should not 9s sppS,iStsG pS,S ns " nOla ss proa ane
yided By law. and as IedcT prayTe1s snni ~
I copy hereof be pubilshed once 2
IN The Evening star nswspapeI
poa pos.sr. n sss sosssssryxiss ytsiiSS ala setion 2
dispose OF said fund will be pro.
ceeded with II ssid az ,Ss Coqys H,.,r1., " 'ef ef
Tninnnhis code, as prayed IN said
ecrnpisint. ls.) DAVID a. PM,
JJ.gsayEs: JgaEss: ,.Esh9 .tEsssshl99 N HHHI HHHHIIE. Scisrk.
by LioYb Z. pfErkicz 2.yySYty g yS
OANA - atfiJ. q,
Evening star., 1955-10-06

STORY BRICK DWELLING BEiNo
KNOWN Ae PREMIgES NuMBER
s42 HOBART PLACE. NORTH.
By virtue Of : certain deed Of trps,
duly recorded, In LibeY No. OLA.
Polio 33s Ct seq, q ths lsnd rec
and at the requeIt Of the party
secured thereby, the undersigned
AYFo FoRs FHs e ssvrEETa ihf EIspitssY BAY g op ~
TW9FSNhT;Y 9SNh; q noSLpcK Sgp' p.M,. tfs fa foi.
lowing -descfibed land and premises.
and desisnsted Is and being Lot Sd
Ia the subdivision made BY Massie
Trustee Of lots In Block 2 "Reser:.
ycirt ny seS c. e n pS5 PM s,ryesep sscqrqsa lee
TIE District Of columbie IN Liber
40 ct folio lat, Said Block 2 now
and taxation &c Square a0Sf Sub-
5ect 70 puildinR restriction line on
Terms: sold subject TO prior build
inR associationl deed Of trust for
approximately $g.s2B.04,. further
particulars Of which will be an.
rouneed 1t time Of sale; the pur-
ase price above SAID trust Y Y, bbs
required. Conveyaricine. recording.
ETC., ct purchasers cost Adjust
meIts made as OF date OF sale.
Terms to be complied with within
thirty days, otherwise deposit for
feited and the property lnsy be
advertised and respld 81 the dis
eretion Of the trustees.
DAVID II. BIRON.
LOUIS II. BIRON,
se27, 20 -oc1. Trustees.
Evening star., 1955-10-06
AUCTION SALES
Iaos. :. 9E5s 9I1F I I q ICSi IN. Als'l'a's'''

Trustees, SALE q ysluahle TWO;
BRfcE DWELLING bEINQ KNOWN
As,, az ER9a1IsaHsr 30 Ngat4R4EERw NNggast44ERwrssr lis
sE ,x virtue e si5talin 5 lsss assS as o. aSss %
ofds % 81 the bissfiet 81 Columbia.
and at the request Of the party 90.
cured Thereby, the t1nder1igned
trustees viii sell. e. public suction.
h front of The plemises on Non:
DAY TIE sEvENTEKnIH pAx
qqEErf3sc 81 f3cT9.eeEtoo;c T09.etocK ~ PP.M. isaS tSe Isl. L
isss sIfuats ii the District Of Co.
being .f.of one hundred and
twenty -four ft2D In Emma D..
diliett's subdivision of lots ~
Square Three hundred and sixty-
shrss sse s.t e az Ns 1sedalCiS5ons is aoio lss
suryeser i q ne District Of Co
rERHs lea1 or SALE; All CASH, a
at time of sale. Adjustments
vsyansins T. e rssSsatlns ssst & uuleEsser' rSSsnns
1sfmn TsEhin x thirsy irIs y dass e from day q
IRE riThf 10 resell the property stl
tie rfsk and cost 6f deteulting
pnrehasef. after i've days adyer-
tisement Of such resale 70 sqmel
nevspaper published In Wasnins-1
? c46FEbRsh c4A6sFTEbsh.
Evening star., 1955-10-06

AUTO MECHANICS. need 2 expefi-
eneed men on Chfyeler products,
S-dny VIZ. guarantees and 50-50
basis. Group insurance, hospitals
s.ss. s.sic apS NE Y .,ssr..ss osher csmgay sIa
est repair Gepts. Exceiienf wofkins
conditions. Call Mr.. johnson. EN-
pEAKK MOTOR CO.
servicenfer. zb5S wis. Ave. NV.
AUTO PARTS COUNTERMEN f2l.
experienced. Apply HARE BROTH
Frs. INC. 32io Rhode Island aye
.HHTs;ohkoRRifak M; kssRis5i Ae AseaIEsMAs s.I,
The new Ford and used cars, Il
inDss e s's work there IS anH 10 limit In % 70
your earnings under our generous
pay plan, Daily floor. period and
demonstrator furnished See Mr.,
Wray, TRIANGLE MOTORS, 3nl0
Rhode Island ave NE. -B
AUTO SALESMAN, used cars: tor
earnines for experienced man: usual
ss@pMlSys e jsnsins sssss ApPly sHr1BHsT n BsHEsS
iNc.. 1881 Lee hish1as. xriins.
A6To iSP ysaxLEsMAN; ground moor s op-
Good pay plan. MANAGEMENT possi-
hilities for man who proves his
ability to set business. Americas
fastest growing suburb. OIL. n
AUyTHW' yHO' SALESMAN, TO seIl Mercury.
Lincoln and used cars. must be ex-
perienced and good closer. Floor
time every. day on red-hot fioor.
New car furnisheds men making
over $4,000: The big M Is hot
sl0o. 900 sdyertisins ;,,s. sa,HDaisn sts- sis-
Hudson, Packard, Studebakef. No
house deals. Cail Mr.. xaytor or Mr..
Dillon By appointment only. BEN
MING AUTO SALES. II. z.7233.
SALESMAN. learn toI
SEP new Fofds: training program
now in -rosIes.: no experiense
PSSp coR Sa 4si4 s4 faEssss Em & Saxs Sst
1913 itac6 Mai HsdkiiifsMHEMNse Ri ons - q. !.
pable. exper, man to sell Fords, Beat
pay plan. Splendid oppor. In small
suburban. deaiership. See Mr.. Hem
lsin, TAKoMA MOTOR CO. Ia
IONA Park, Nd
lUT0 SALESMAN, used cars; top
GY sssrss icr sSgsrisSssS man n pssso sssa
iNc.. Ss56 Hsnning I'd. ne. -
IuTS Y sALEs'MEM: LED ~ bess IA cgnSanatio96 Hnsda sS6
Al used cars: hiEh. weekly earn
ings and future potential ~ theI
fastest developing county In y. 8.
liberal moor time ana demonstrntorl
deal: hish comm, rate; need q
good money small sales force. Call
Tor appt., Mr.. Ralph sutherland Or
Mr. \ ne 3 LamaE; u y5 S,2sSS ss5s,.s q . CR SO
isc iS1ssp; e. ESEW Svy, ysi1fn2. 2Hn HMrAssf va s
Evening star., 1955-10-06
JOHN W. 6ULLEDGE,
Attorney at Law,
,JS JsoS Q Sc Nv
lied Sept. ~. 1859. Harry N. Hui

rtled sept. x1s 1900. HnfrV NJ. Hull,
y THE UNITED STATES p,sTRlcT
Ssrt SSSIi io5 dr m DsTfs =. II PsS 81 SGlShs vs.
The unknown heirs. aiienees or de.
ylsees Of Dominick Lynch. ct al.
37s7r'FS ,-oRDER or PUBLIcA,
TToN. THE object Of this action 70
to obtain : jadFrnent declaring the
title TO the following described
property good In fee simple by adj
verse possession, to-wit: The East
slxty-two and twen-flye .hundredths
t62.2bl feet Of Let Eieht Hundred
sE.d ss 'x sS 500 ss,..y 3 sgSss . rCS5 gS, H9S
motion Of the Attorney Of record
for the Plaintiffs. It is BY the
1865, ORDERED. that the defend
ants. the unknown heirs, alieness
or deyisees Of Dnninick Lynch,
Samuel plodgett and william
Deakins. .Jr., cause their appear
Hnee % be entered herein on or
before the fifst rule day .occurripg
one. month after the date OF the
lEst pubilcatiSn hereof. .sls otherwiss ,..,,,.
e sns in a0ss esse 81 & dsia,iit' Il eiS Provided !
copy of the order Is published once
3 week for three suocessiye weeks
In the Washtngtcn Law Reporter
and The EVenii1e star Newspaper.
pfiOf TO the return day, good cause
having been shown why longer
publication ts unnecessary. fe.l
DAVID q. PM. judge; sseal ,
a True Copy. Test: Harry Y.
Hull; g,,. CLERK; ~ !aSs EgM0Eap, on !, = =
.s 3 p Il IS
Evening star., 1955-10-06

TRUSTEES, SALE OF REsTAURANT
AND BAR FURNIeHlNQe AND
EQUIPMENT CoNTALNEp m
PREMiHES 4fOlh PENNSYLVANIA
AVE. NV, ALSO LEASEHCLD
INTEREST, LTCKNSES, ETC, :.
By virtue Of 8 Chattel Deed ei I1ust
recorded ia Liber 1034g FOLIO sos
ct seq, one Of the Land Becoids oiI
the District of Columbia. and a{
s,sr.s sss lsassass n. q oaandersnsd aes 1rustees
viii iii 81 public auction at above
mentioned premises on Friday
THE 9TH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1855
AT II O'Clock An; HUI rsffis-
GRATED display ease, window dis
play signs, Zenith television. Rem
lnston portabls typeysitssr. .rs. s.ss y,
dispenser. McCray refrigcrator Win
essp.fEssze eomparsmsns: rsnseGs, .sgGs
MssiSna eentsr. sssn fesSssrt sszSsrst iGGs fs
Sooths. sabisS. chairs. team table.
yeflle from toaster, deep ffyerh
hoods, paneting, York. b.ton .eir
sinEs. scsiss, iiuersscsnt lishtins
dxtursh cheek writer, .Feffissfatine
compreesofe. n1imeoRr6ph machine,
Hex Eatsr heater. china, glassware,
ssq,; ss:t; ssissE ss.cas.d ''i & sass. Ross 9s ss
sSish aiii zee; s. snnesisesG ssui; ass'is u ,imss
81 sale. Terms: Cash. WILLIAM
c86Lli5. Trustses. BENJAMIN =.
EO6bNER, Attorney for Party
secured, p1O 18th st. NV.
NWg~
Evening star., 1955-10-06
..o7 2S.oeI eI1s "a = Trussses.
THos. !. 9XI,Sr , 2 n SoS AaeslosssF'

Trustees Sale Of Valuable improved
real estate. consi.ttng Of an unoi-
story brick dwelling being premises
1920 Rsum ST. NE.
By virtue Of O. certain deed Of trust
duly recorded, In Llber NO. p170.
Folio lSg e ;.,. Sss 9, tns ~ GnIHnbis lanG Isc-
and a the request Of the plftie.
secured thereby, the UNDERMINED
trustees will sell, at public auction
within the once Of Thos, J. owen
Il Son, Suite COL. PeTgstiial Bnile'
ing, I'LL : Street NV on RI Id
DAY, THE SEVENTH DAY OF QG-
THnnETRH TT2TnTH Apt6cK agsst AAI tis thiwhhIisE wfhchIivT.
sIsssss 4 &. bsres snS snS q
nSbiyipEp Hpd SfdldhstooSa tooSaEs6RrR 8 ans ihNErts
one Hundred Seven d0O q
6auare numbered Forty Hundred
Pifty-tHo t40byl IN the sqbdiyision
fDade 81 Appleton p. clark, w. q
loss @ . f nlccra zace,a.d |. siaiqsa IIssa Nol ia
% fSlio ~ K, q ,sv.Ses sns Essoaaqa e ,ss q ls w
reTrns: Soid subjsct % . prior desd
0OO. 90 further particulars OF which
The purchase price above said trusI
to he paid IN cash. a deposit d
$500 ;0O rsauifed. C9nveyencin9'
reecrqing. etc;. q purcnascfs coes, 4,
Az Ad:a'!rsns: Tsr: e Saqs !. e scopsd af's sv
vvifkfn fhirfV Anvn 0fHefVfna De-
posit forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resoid II
the discretion Of the trustees,
ABRAHAM h. LEVIN,
ROBERT q. WEfdHTMAN,
se%7,3o-oee Trustees.
Evening star., 1955-10-06
JESSIE II. CHESgIN, Attorney.
s6i Mnnssy BldE.
ORDER PUBLIC ls' CATION az 1 ,lr

Filed esptsmber 20, 1885. Harry n.
UNITED srhTps HSIIi pisTRlcr S1sTl COURT
81 ,,s shs Las pissEiss nSxe e Golq%si!as pIsinsi
fsndsnt.--No. 360b-55.--Ths OBJ
ject cf this suit ID divorce on
grounds OF desertion. On motion
81 the pIaintifi. Il Is this Goth day
of September. 1888, ordered that
the defendant. James Le Roy Backe
cause hts appearance 70. be entered
herein on or before the fortieth
day, exclusive Of Sundays and !e-
gaf holidays, occurring after the
day Of the 6rst publication Of this
order; otherwise the cause win be
proceeded with Is In case Of de-
fault. Provided. Q copy Of this
order be published once 9 week for
three successive weeks In the WASH
inEton Law Reporter. and the
Washington Evening star before
sAld day. ts) DICKINSON
LLOYD .. DfETRIcH, Deputy
|.
Evening star., 1955-10-06
LEGAL NOTICES
nUDsoN. CREyKE. LIFscoMB

anu 0AANe AttoEuCybf
D1B 400 Washingten Bldg.
for the District Of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court mo. ,Se, ,t37.
Administration. This Is Give No
tie; That the sv5scTtbed, oi the
from the Probate Court Of the
District Of Colnmhia, Letters lTesta-
Hcntsosm.sg Hsnitsss ~ Ms.rs, s'A 10 . .ons. Sa.
Hines Known es Guy NJ Myers.
late of the District d Columbia.
sisips isainst the dscesssd ars
WITH Inc yopchsrs Thereof LEGALLY
% % o. before The 2ad aay q ADTil,
law be excluded from al benefit Of
said estate. Given under my hand
fhis s0th day of September, iabb.
HELEN MkR0UERfTE MYERS,
3010 Porter st. NV. leeaL At
test: THEODORE Coo9WEiL,
REGISTER OF Wills for the District
Of coiumbia. Clerk Of the Probate
Court. Ia ocusAosAv
Evening star., 1955-10-06
Auto Salesman

Expsrienced used-car man.
10 work In used-car DEPART
msnt Of large suburban GIN
dealer: excellent opportunity
for auAliaed psrson; must
have good local selling back
ground.
Can Mr.. Horner or Mr..
West. JU. $4,000, for ap-
pointmsnt. $50
Evening star., 1955-10-06

gksa sasDsrsas eassrs.ssment,
iscioss erseisei Ssisrsnees pkoto-
oFaph1 o. othef materials OF Der.
So1al oGlns, Cop1e1 eefps the pDf.
pose ort1inais mas eef lost
Evening star., 1955-10-06
HELP--MEN

,CC0UNrANr JUNIOR. for perme-
Hsni po.i.iS,n with & estsSllssio sSSI,9sr pss- ss-
Ssiss Ss5sn voIR I .nS iAspss
WorSins conditions, Starting salary
ccmmensurate with education and
experience. Apply IN own hard
waislnls swomplsss sH dssssis q ssnsrsl ausii-
fications. including schools q.
tended, experisncs ,, and = sslaIy n,y y
,wSSssSdNflHr.c wssaj n JR.. on sESsI.
SsuapSOaTssn,,s saSaGh 81 .sIssy csA ssoPm.aaSIsss
With ability. sr. s-soss.
Evening star., 1955-10-06
TSos. ~ + own Z SON, HaesisnssTs,
II1l II 81. NV.

4 ~ |. y ~ 4
rsal estafe consistine Of an undi-
yided one-stxth interest IN z I'VE.
- rs Street E.W,
NJ virtue Of 4 certain deed Of trust
duiy recorded. In Ltter No. eoo1.
Folio 63 ct seq, of the lana tsc2t
Of the District q Columpia. ann "
the request Of ne gsrd gerad tynstees
thsrens ne n,,Hf;e nnaefs,anss;S sa,ares;Ou within
~ Once Sdi 81 fhos. J, Owen q scn,
suite sol, Perpetual Buildinss I1t
I THE issIESvsKiNTH NTH Day oF ocIoREA
AID. 1885 AT TWKLYk-IHiHyE
O'CLOCK PM. the following .de.
scribed land and preIises sisunMd M
10 the District q GoiumRHl11,t nR 11,t,if,ia III
SsT5Ep Ssf5SnssoeSN soeSNfe.ssT4TH 81 ~ 4 fMArHREsT IL III
AND 10 Lot numbered ThirtZ.nve
f3sf. Sauare Six Hundred Fifty
fouf (6S1l, IN the Wnshington san
ftary improvement CompAnYe ssg1
division Of Lots Twenty-eix yos
to Twenty-nlne I3gl. e Per plat
recorded In the Once q tne sS,
veyor for the District q Coiumoia
reruas. sold subject 10 9 prior deed
81 trust for approximately yS0,-
D 10000 further partieuiaIs q Witch
win be announced Of time ot sale;
the purchase price shove said trust
to Be paid ii. cash. A deposit o.
$500. 90 REQUIRED. Cenveyancins'
recording. etc, at pufehaseT 2 eost;;
Adjustments made g q date q
sale. Terms 70. be ecmphea VIII
within thirty days, othervise de-
posit forfeited and the property
NAV be Advertised and feoold %
ne diserefion o. the trustees.
ABRAHAM r.. LYNN.
RoBERT o. WEfdHTMAN.
ae27.s50 .ocfS TI1etee1.