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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-19

NEW YORK. April 10 (Pl.-
Rocky Marcianos big decision
to retire or not to retire--is due
within 10 days and may be made
tomorrow when the heavyweight
champion meets with his mana
ger, AL WE'LL, in Macon, Ga.
Since WE'LL and Promoter Jim
Norris. president of the Inter-
national Boxing Club, have
patched up their "feud," only the
word of Marciano is necessary
to start the drums beating for
big September match.
Norris revealed plans yester-
day for series of elimination
bouts to provide September
challenger-or new champion
II Rocky quits.
WE'LL left today for Macon
and his important conference
with Marciano. who is making
an appearance in the Georgia
city
Tourney Blueprints Set
Il want to talk to Rocky to
see what all this retirement stuff
is about" WE'LL said. II don't
know how he feels. Maybe he
feels he don't want to fight any
more. I'll go along with Rocky,
whatever ne decides. If he wants
to retire nobody could change
him and / wouldn't try"
Norris said he had to await
word from WE'LL on Marciano's
future. There is feeling
around that he is going to re-
tire" Norris said. Il don't share
that feeling. If we can show
him where he can draw $780,
900 gate in September we think
he will fight. 1t is up to us to
come up with a good challenger. !"
The blueprints for a tourna-
ment already are in the hands
OF Norris. A Johnny Holman
Bob Baker match is set for
Miami. May 8. A Floyd Patter-
son-Hurricane jackson bout is
in the making, probably for
Madison Square Garden in early
June If Gus DAmato, Patterson's
manager. agrees. Archie Moore.
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Haywood Sullivan
[Qptioned to Coast

BOSTON, April 10 lP.-The
Red Sox have announced the
optioning of Catcher Haywood
Sullivan to their San Francisco
farm club in the Pacific Coast
League.
Sullivan, the 6-foot-4 former
University of Florida quarter
back, batted well over 800 in
spring training. However, the
Red Sox have three other re-
.ceivers Sammy White, Pete
Daley and Jim Pagliaroni.
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MAJOR LEAGUE
BOX SCORES
RED Sox, 8; ORIOLES, a

Totals ~ ) "A IL Totals 20 s - 8
Struck out for Zuyerink in eth.
:. Fouled GU. for BesanI in 9th.
Ran. Tor Williams i'll 5tn.
Walked for stephens in 5th
Bai .imore 100 200 QUA
Boston 40 900 OUX-S
RunS-Adams, Iriandos 90. trancona,
Goodman, AIads, stephens. Jensen. YER
non -, PIersalI, white. Error--Adgms.
Runs natted IN -Griandos ~, Fran
coma ~, Williams, Buddin. Vernon,
PietSall CD. White. Porternelu, Gernert.
Iwo-base hlts-Adams, Goodman (2J,
Vernon, Buddin. home runs--Triandos,
trancona. Sacritice-Vernon Sacrifice NJ
----Porterfield. Double plays--Moore 10
Marsh to Trianoos: MIRANDA to Marsh
70 Irianuos. Lett on bases-Baltimore 5.
Boston, H. Bases on balls-Of Moore,
50: of Ferrarese, 1: OF Besana, .: OF
torter1eld, 8. Struck out-By Moore
by Besana, |; BY Portertielo, o Hits
on Moore, $ in 42s innings: of Ferra-
reese, in 0 inning tfaced / batter in
9TH; OF Zuverink. o in rs innings: of
Besana, o in :! innings Runs and
armed runs--oh Moore, SIS; of Fer
rarese, 90; of Zuverink, 0-J; of Besana,
90; of Porterfield. A. Winning pitcher
I--Porterheld ,1-OD. Losing pitcher
Moore t0-l. Umpires-Hurley. Soar,
Chylak,, Paparella. Time--2:45. Attend
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GIANTS. 5. PIRATES, 4
Totals 80 OK 20 i Totals 34lO27 IL

Totals 80 Ok 20 d Totals "a TO- 10
Grounded out for Littleheld in Bird.
) Struck out for Kravitz in 4th
Struck out for Castleman In 9th.
) Flied out for Ridzik in 9TH.
Ran for Westrum in 9Th
Walked for Mccall in 9th.
xTwo out when winning run scored.
Pittsburgh 49,. 900 300 1000
New YORK - 100 900 0O2-5
Runs-Thomas 81, Kravitz, J..
o Brien. Mueller. Castleman, Harris,
Coan. Lockman. ErrorS--Freese. Mccall.
Runs batted in-CaStlcman, Harris,
Two-base hits-Dsrk. Krayitz: Home
Sacrifices-Groat, Law. Sacrifice fly
Dark, Double play-Spencer to Dark. to
Harris. Left on bases-Pittsburgh IL;
New York. 5. Bases on balls-Oh Mum
ger. /; of Mcmahon, Il of Law, >; of
Gomez, 8; Of. Ridzik, 9. of Mccall: l..
Struck out--By Littlefleld. /; by Nc
Mahan' =; BY Law; J.; BY Gomez, I: BY
field, 4 in : INNINGS: OF Gomez, in
Mahan, j in Ia innings; oil Mccall, 3
in 3 innings; of. Law in 4 innings
Runs and earned runs-Off Littlefleld.
3D. of Gomez, 3-3; OF Munger, 90:
of Ridzik, 90: of McMahan. 90; off
M N.e Call IL; Of Law; -; Hit by
NEE, Winning pitchef-Mecsil tieol
Losing piteher-Law. ODD. EMPIRES
1ascoli, Seldry Landes Goetz Time
lI:15. 1913.
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Homeowners' Federation Of Arr
lington. which is backing the
"freeholders" proposal.
The 3-to-2 vote was on Chair
man Wesley w. Cooper's motion:
ITO deny the franking piivi-
leges Of board members In view
Of the fact that it has caused
so much disturbance among the
citizens Of Arlington County"
Voting with Mr.. Cooper were
Mrs Leone Buchholz and George
M. Rowzee. jr.
Compromise motions by MIR.
Krupsaw and Ralph Raul were
beaten down. fA
The strongest language from
the majority faction on the issue
came from Mrs. Buchholz, who
used the phrases political propa-
gar m and morally wrong"
Mrs. Buchholz added that she
received a Shocked and horri-
fled'' reaction from county resi-
dents.
MrsKrupsaw said he had acted
under a time honored custom
Iof American legislatures" that
members have the privilege of
conveying their views to their
constituents at public expense
He estimated that the speech
distribution had cost Arlington
taxpayers So.
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'Broyh1I Quenstedt Ptolt1
Active Campaign Week

The campaign schedules for
Congressional contenders in near
by Virginia include a number Of
coffee hours and meetings with
area citizens groups.
Representative Broyhill, Re-
publican. seeking a third term
from Virginia's 10th district. said
he will formally open his cam
paign Wednesday. He is opposed
by Warren D. Quenstedt, Demo-
crat, a lawyer. of Fairfax County
The two schedules include:
MONDAY
Broyhill-Luncheon with League OF
Republican Women Of District OF Co.
Quenstedt--Address Nauck Citizens
Association. at colored YMcA, 344O
South Twenty-second street, Arlington,
$ pm. Open 10th District Democratic
Campaign headquarters al Dardanelles
Restaurant, Falls Church at $50 pm.
TUESDAY
Broyhill-Reception at home OF VIII
liam W Koontz, 206 Duke street. Alex
ouenstedt Tour Providence Masis-
terial District in Fairfax County. during
tie day. deception at 900 Plum street.
Vf@ssrs - n snans N-ad ~
Gladys carau and Nan .Netherton.
HEDALSDAH
Broyhill-Cot1ee with members OF
Alexandria Republican Committee at
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home Of Mr.. and Mrs, Richard Turner
3l4 Clover Way, Alexandria. at pm
Open campaign oiiicially with OPENING
Of Alexandria Cop campaign head
$50 pm,
ouenstedt--Address Springfield citi.
zeps Association at Garfield Elementary
School, Springfield. Va
THURSDAY
wool9orth Store at seven Corners a
- am, Coffee meeting at homt Of
Mrs Cyrus Bell III West Boulevard
Mrs, Richard p ovenshine' 5oS Ford6an
s5lss 4liaS o%s j M and SF R9 Sss
ss M Aaaov stS aF Mount Seeno1
Republican wo sr 81" club u at coda i
Knoll Restaurant at s:15 pm.
Quenstedt--Addres Groveton citizeni
School az 8 pm. Meet with Ariingtof
Ariinstcn joint Candidates fmiieetins a
Nottingham School, time indefinite.
FRIDAY
Broyhill--Duties at Capitol Hill once
0uenStedt--Coffee' at home OF Faye
Megin In Holm Hills. Fairfax County al
10 am Coffee meeting In HUNTINGTON
al pm Address Local Union No 243g
Clerks as Ballston Fire House, 900 North
Stuart street Arlington.
SATURDAY
Broyhill--Meet voters at home of Mrs
Glare Trick Wilson, AGO. North Twenty
fourth Street, Arlington.
Quenstedt-Tour Centreville District
of Fairfax County.
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O. STATE EDN|or


BALTIMORE, Sept. 30 (P).-
Attorney General c. Ferdinand
Sybert asked today that his name
be removed from a list of seven
Judges and lawyers recommended
blythe Maryland Bar Association
for appointment to the State
Court OF Appeals.
The committee on Judicial APP
Ipointments o fthe Bar Associa-
ton yesterday sent to Gov. Nc
Keldin the lost of seven men il
considered qualified to succeed
Associate Judge Edward S, Della
Iplaine of Frederick, who retires
tomorrow.
In asking that his name be
removed. Mr.. Sybert said he felt
he had a contract" with the
people of Maryland tC complete
his elected term as attorney
general. He said he intended tc
keep the contract.
Gov. McKeldin will appoint
Judge Delaplaine's successor or
the States highest court.
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County Boord
Cancels Own
Free Mailing

Arlington County Board mem
beers have Cancelled their own free
mailing privileges.
This action came yesterday on
a 80 vote after more than an
hour of mitigating between op-
posing board elements.
The issue was raised after
Board Member David Krupsaw
ordered that copied Of a speech
be mailed out at county expense
Mr.. Krupsaw's decision, to dis
tribute copies of his talk-given
at the dedication Of a new rec
reation center--to about 100
civic groups and individuals was
called to the boards attention at
its last meeting. n
Accusations Extended
The speech contained an at
tack on the proposal that prop
erty owners be given a veto
power on any bond issue refer
endum. The mailouts by Mr.
Krupsaw drew criticism from
Karl Spiess. president Of the
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Candidates Slate Tours
OF Southern Maryland

pm for Dorchester Young Democrats
dinner American Legion Hall; House
sneaker Rayburn, speaker
Hyde--MAryland Federation Of Re-
publican Women, Belyedere Hotel, Balti-
rally Hsgerstown. Ito West Washington
str ct. s p.m,
Eoley.--Ftederiek County, afternoon
and evening
Landlord Tour Calvert County with
Mahoney during day: attend Prince Fred
er'ck rally Of uight,
Maryland Federation OF
Republican women.
WEDNESDAY
Butler--Baltimore headquarters in
@erson Hos y n GS Lusn9
AR with senator KnoSiand 2 pm.
Dinner ard rally Shrine Club cumber-
land $3.50 pm, Senator Knowland
Mahoney--st. Marys County tour
during day, beginning At noon o. Me-
ehfHEssylIssi rally LLsSnsTdto%n
Folsy--Frederiek County fair, after.
Lanktord-Tour St. Marys COUNT
with Mahoney Brentwood Democratic
Club rally hrehouse, $40 pm Chillum
District Democratic Club later
Prendergast--Calvert and st. Marys
tour.
THURSDAY
But!er-Tour Kent County. IL am;
Butler-Mtl Fund-raising dinner, Elkton,
Baltimore Headquarters, all
day Hartford County Democratic Dinner,
HYDE - cosmopo!itap Club. speech.
Silver Spring; League Of Women Voters
Candidates Fair Montgomery Blair High
Foiey-Frederick County fair all day.
Leasue Fair Silver Spring. 5 pm
Wheaton colesyille precinct leaders meet
ing. Folev .headquarters. $50 pm.
wMARTV show. Face Pse to Fse ssnf 10 p aas
Prendersast--wMAR-Tv show.
FRIDAY
Butler-Frederick County Fair
INSTRUMENTATION County all
day Second Confessional District
Young Democratic Dinner Emerson Ho-
Hyde@Ffederick County Fair.
Foley--Eight Coffee Hours, dinners and
parties Montgomery County.
lankford-.calyert COUNTY Fair ...
with Citizens For Eisenhower Band
wagon: Rally. Masruder Park, Hyatts-
vile, pm.
SATURDAY
Butler-Magoth River Association
pull roast. Old Log Inn, Anne Arundel
County, i pm: Pearl Hampton's rally
and rafle, Glen Aarden. 2 pm
Observation-Disclosures Mrs Mahoney
Will be at Wicomico County Democratic
Women's tea Wicomico Hotel, . pm,
with Mrs. Nancy Kefauver
Hyde--MontRomerv County tea, Gar
rett Park Elementary School, 3 to 5
pm
Foley--Washinston County during
day Wheaton rally Wheaton HiRh
School, 8 pm
Lankford-Prince Georges County
Prince George Young Democrats dance.
Morninsside, ICE Club, Q pm
Prendergast--Tour Anne Arundel with
p m Brooklyn rally. S pm
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Maryland Officials
Make TV Plea for
More Teacher Pay

BALTIMORE. Sept. 20 LP).-.
The superintendent of Maryland
Public Schools and three mem
bers of the State Board of Edu-
cation appeared on television to-
night to make a personal pitch
for higher teacher salaries.
A month ago today. the board
passed a resolution recommend
ing an increase in the minimum
salary schedule from $4,000 to
$500 wear for beginning
teachers and from $4,000 to
S. 400 for teachers with 10 years
experience
The beard recommended the
increase IN basic state aid to
schools bc divided into two an
nual STEPS Of $500 each The
program which must be APP
proved by the Legislature next
winter would amount 10 about
p million dollars a year
WenoeH ID Allen. Baltimore
LAWYER wfo : president Of the
state boanl and two board menu
be-s William A Gunter OF Ale
Rary County and Jerome Tramp
ron i q Caroline County. and
p Ieomas Pullen superinten-
dent e schools appeared on the
half-GOuI program
NJ GUlter said Until re-
Gently MARYLAND had a salary
advantage out that advantage
has nov gene 70 other States and
We are nov AZ disadvantage ia
competing for teachers.
He said ne State minimum
salary IS ~ longer adequate.
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lib provides that any inte-
grafton DESTROYS the efficiency
of the public school system.
Should any integration whatever
occur either under court order
or voluntarily. State funds will
be withheld from the locality.
Arlington would lose an esti-
mated Si3 million Although
State funds are Withdrawn a
community could continue to OPP
crate is D1bllc schools out of
local fund Under such circum-
stances the locality would have
to either curtall school services,
OF max Up for the loss in State
funds b. increased taxation.
HB | is effective Immediately.
SD ST. provides that any school
where children Of both races are
assigned and enrolled. either VOL
UNFAIRLY or under compulsion of
a court would automatically
cease Il, De a part of the school
system Among other things. this
Is designed 10 prevent disorders
that m zht initially occur with
the mixing Of the races in a
school.
Stresses Powers Of Governor
All authority power and con-
tiol Owe the school. its principal.
teachers and other employees and
all pupil s vested in the Gov
ernor Of Virginia The school
would remain closed until the
Governo has an opportunity to
make al INVESTIGATION and finds
and prOciaims that the school
can be leoRned and operated as
an effic ent public school: that
the peace and tranquility of
the community in which the
school il located will not be dis
turbed b is being reopened and
IN the assignment Of pupils to
such school there was no en-
forced d compulsory integra-
ton Of the races therein con-
trary to the wishes OF the chill
drer OF their parents or guard
ians.
II the Governor finds that the
school cannot be reopened under
these conditions. then he is given
authont 10 reorganize the
school. its personnel. curriculum
and facilities which may be nee
esSsry ii ms discretion. includ-
ing the ASSIGNMENT Of individual
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indicates. both Democratic
and Republican. will make a
hessy invasion this week OF
Sou .hern Maryland in their quest
for votes November s
PsthS Of George p. Mahoney,
Democrat. and Senator John
Marshall Butler Republican, are
Likely 70 cross tomorrow, with
botf hitting the campaign trail
IN Charles County
Representative Richard Z.
Landlord Democrat. OF the 5th
district. Is slated TO meet his
oppunent. Republican William E
PreEdergast. At 10 pm. Thurs
day IN an open debate on Face
TO Face over WMAR-TV in
Baltimore.
Representative witt S.
Hyde. Republican Of the 9th Dis
trict also has a full schedule OF
rallies and speeches.
His Democratic opponent. John
r. Foley. also will be busy.
The candidates tentative
schedules as released by their
headquarters are as follows
TODAY
But er-Charies County Fair Ia Plata
Mslonsy Baltimore city, Greek
American Civic Club banquet, Lord Bal
timore Hoffi pm
sshinFton County conserva-
ton Clues speech 30 m Washing
ION Cngn'y Mlseam Of Pine Arts exit
si,ion HassrstoVn = 30 . m
F6leV Precinct - party. 7422
Hampton ane Bethesda, $50 . m Sew
erth rHstriCf Precinct leaders 30 N
b. hes5a HEADQUARTERS
isndQrr -Chsrles County Fair. p m
Prer dsrFaFt- Charles County Fair
MONDAY
Rs'is--Io.r Charles and 81 Marys
Ca4ntlss
Nahan., charles County tour from
Waldo'i 30 am Baltimore city
Dem0c attic workers Emerson Hotel, 8
Hfdt-wesisrn Suburban Junior Hish.
q; Pep sb.csl Women MayhoweT Hotel
IL tu @ al Aesc0vood shoppins center
co.ssri Pm Hilandale CITIZENS
ASSOCIATION speech $50 pm Pinecrest
Cifizeut AeEcf al ION $50 m.
Foleii-T Tour NOntEomerv: MARYLAND
Bar assoc atlon luncheon Rockville
Christian Church Precincts 40 and
~ psr,y { 80 n
Landlord American Forestry Associa-
ton { cutsntion Ia Plata 10 am:
tour Charles County With Mahoney
Prem ssrgssf SHADY side near An
nap0ls KEanis C.uh. . 80 pm
TUESDAY,
H4-tr-ApBu4utm with President
Eisfahaser White House 10 am Bal
q ore Hea1ausE-ers afternoon
Naheneg-Ioar Calvert County
CaieFrf Democratic Women's dinner,
Ts3rity Nerhpdls' Church, Prince Fred
erics 7sI = Butler. national Demo-
rfa ira rman speaker pm
Mrs aanoney e. Cambridge at :
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Fire House to Open

The Volunteer Fire Depart
ment of Brandywine, Md. will
dedicate it's new fire house from
2 to 6 pm. tomorrow.
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Fenwick and Mann List
Effects Of Stanley Bills

Senator Charles r. Fenuick aud Delegate Harrison Mann
Arlington yesterday issued this Statement the effect
the pasSed bu the special session the General
Assembly school SEGREGATION.
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BUY ]. new G. PORTABLE ~ AT Any

james DePree
1887 l7th Street NV.
S. Konn's & Son
9Th 8 D Streets NV.
keeeun's Appliances
1884 Macarthur Blvd NV.
Lonsburoh's Department Stor
9TH s { Streets NV.
Music Sales
18Th 8 G Streets NV.
Ney Shopping Service .
ll44 18Th Street NV.
Potomac Appliance
9TH & { Streets NV.
SIoftery's Radio & TV
43o9 Wisconsin Avenue ~ W.
Smiths, Inc.
1881 Columbia Rood NV.
Sun Radio
lin 5 { Streets N ".
u. S. Merchandise Mort
ll2i 18th Street N ~.
Willie Wilson, Inc.
PAS : Street NV
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WASHINGTON
NORTHWEST

Arthur's Homewores
93s r Street NV.
Baron & Meltz
loo ! In Street NV.
Boyd's TeIevision & Appliances
$40 Street NV.
Dowd's Rodio & Appliances
44ls Connecticut Avenue NV.
Electrical Center
Ala 10th Street NV.
Fronk's Of D. c.
sol G Street NV.
Fulfofd's Colony
.6ll9 Georgia Avenue NV.
General ElectFonies
A5l3 Wisconsin Avenue NV.
Georges Radio & TV
5ih s { Streets NV.
Georgetown Electric
l2o5 Wisconsin Avenue N w.
Goodyear Service Store
l4l5 22na Street nv.
|. & r. Appliances
9os ll'h Street NV.
The Heeh. Compony
7th 8 Streets nv.
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WASHINGTON
NORTHEAST

Georges Rodio and ~
2ile 2Ath Place NE,
Stondard Tire & Battery
Company
lofh & h ssrssfs Nj.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES
OPHELIA WHIT. addrs,. b


OPHELIA WHITE, address unknown.
record owner OF Lot Ils 81. 1925.
knoHn a. premises 1920 Wylie c.
NE, wash. D.c.-Pursuant 70 the
provisions Of Act Of COngress oi
May ]. 1905. entitled "An Act IA
Create Board for the condernna-
Ton OF Insanitary Buildings IN ths
District Of Columbia. and for Other
Purposet, ~ amended the b for
Condemnation Of Insanitary Bldas.
has Investigated the sanitary con-
ditions Of building 81 premises
mentioned above. This BLDG. has
been found, ~ q result Of such
tnvestigation, 70 be 70 such lnsan-
ltary condition ~ 70 endanger ths
health or lives o. occupants thereof
Or persons living In the vicinity
Accordingly, you are hereby a.
rected 70 thow cause on or hefoYs
Dec. "a. 1888. Why this buiidins
should not be condemned. You
are entitled 70 . hearing on thll
matter before this I'd. proytdsd
you make written request Tor aar1
within he tine 70 nh0w cause IN
cicated shove Upon receipt az auet
request the b vii OK . time an
place fos hearing and vii motifs
you accordfngiy BOARD FOR TIT
CONDEMNATION o. fNBANrTApY
PU1np1lrHsoss' JEyIn,rlG9o0L CO. Ro eayy
Jf :. :, uoEkFRITZ.
deiolt.i2
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ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 SON
AuctiOueers-ApprAisers
United states Me,.b.p. q.


United states MarshaPs Sale
AND KITCHEN
FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER ETC.
By virtue Of q writ OF Fieri Facias
issued out OF the Clerks once
o. the Municipal Court for the
District Of Columbia and to me
directed l will sell for cash BY
PUBLIC AUCTION At 735 Sth ST,
Sc WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 10,
1888 At 10 o'clock AN, BEVERAGE
Air SIS beer dispenser-bottle cool
er and compressor; Hussmann g.
door reaeh-in REFRIGERATOR and COM
pressor; - chairs, 10 tables. :
stools Nationsl "4ebB" cash regis
ter; bar back bar, SIS stink.
IS steam table and shelf. sink.
grease trap. Caloric and Magic
Chef gas ranges. SIS hood panel
ing and exhaust fan: glass, china.
Neon signs etc. seized and levied
upon as property OF the Defend
ant, William J. Hayre and sold 70
satisfy judgment At Law No.
L&T5307S-59 IN favor Of William
a Reyis Plaintiff. CARLTON q
BEALL. United states Marshal In
and iof the District Of Columbia.
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AUTO MECHANIC

An experienced nan 70 vogk on
Imported ears. We have three loca-
tons and oifef TOP salary ana tena-
ntt, Haye references and apply 70
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' " HOWARD BERNSTEIN,
THOMAS W. HUNT.
dp1.6.1O Trustees
DAVID NINETY q co.., AuctioneeTI,
1911 X Street NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
TWO-STORY ROW BRICK Dwell
LING BEING KNOWN AS PREM
I Idsr,, 5o27 FLORIDA AVENUE
By virtue Of a certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. in Liber No, 106S9,
Folio 273 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 Of the premises, on TUES
DAY. THE ELEVENTH DAY OF
DECEMBER, AID 1856. AT TWO
THIRTY-FTVE O'CLOCK PM. the
following-described land and prem
Uses, situate in the District Of
Columbia, and designated as ano
being Lot As in Square $50.
TERMS Sold subject to a prior
building association deed Of trust
for approximately S7.357.2S: fur
ther particulars Of which will be
announced at time Of sale; the pur-
chase price above said trust to be
paid in cash. A deposit Of $500
required. Conveyancing, recording
ments made as Of date Of sale
Terms to be complied with within
thirty days, otherwise deposit for
feited and the property may be
advertised and resold at the dis
erection of the trustees.
HOWARD BERNSTEIN,
THOMAS W. HUNT,
de1.6,10 Trustees.
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CHARLES L: NORRIS. Jr..

THOS. !. OWEN 4 SON, AuctIoneeTs
I'LL Z st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-10
DAVID NIdETz q CO., AuetioneeFS
1911 X Street NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
TWo-SToRY ROW BRICK DWELL
ING KNOWN. AS PREMISES 4io
? STREET NORTHEAST.
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. In Liber No. 1901 5,
Folio I'll ct sea, OF the land rec
Jrds OF the District OF Columbia,
and AZ the request OF the party
secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees will sell. at public auction
n 'front.' oi the prsmisss. on TUES.
DAY. ME ELEVENTH DAY OF
DECEMBER AID 1856. AT ONE
THIRTY O'CLOCK P NJ. the fol-
lowinR-described land and prem
ises, situate in the District OF
Columbia, and DESIGNATED as and
being Lot "a In Square $40.
TERMS. Sold subject 10 q prior
building association deed OF trust
for approximately 81 gH1 80, fur
Their particulars OF which will be
announced AZ time Of sale: the
purchase price above said trust 70
be paid IN cash. A deposit OF $500
required. Conveyancing. recording,
etc, a. purchasers cost. Adjust.
ments made as OF date OF sale
Terms 10 be complied with within
thirty days. otherwise deposit for
feited and the property may Be
advertised and resold 81 the dis
erection OF the trustees.
HOWARD BERNSTEIN
CHARLES 2 MITCHELL.