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, 1957-08-20
Former WHO Stuff
Member Joins
Comm. Secretdriut

PORT OF SPAIN : Miss Stella
M. Sparks, a former editor on the
staff of the World Health Organi-
zation, Geneva, who resigned her
post to join the Central Secreta-
riat of the Caribbean Commits
sion, has arrived in Trinidad and
assumed duty at Kent House.
Miss Sparks, a United Kingdom
citizen, is attached to the Trans
lation Department of the Secre-
tariat as a French/English trans
lator. After doing an arts course
at a technical college, she joined
the staff of the British Council in
London in 1947, working as an
editorial assistant in the Councils
medical department. From there,
in 1851, Miss Sparks joined the
staff of the World Health Organi-
cation, first working as a clerical
assistant in the Library at Cen
Continued on page ~
, 1957-08-20

Foundation, with all expenses
paid, for the week preceding the
performance of his work by the
N. Y. Philharmonic. His compost
ton will also be placed in the rem
tai library of Chappell & Co., with
the composer receiving the stand
ard contract a n d customary
royalties.
The winner of the 18th Annual
Contest was Gordon Sherwood of
Ann Arbor, Michigan. Robert
Stern of Paterson, New Jersey,
was awarded an honorable men
ton with a 500 cash prize.
Entry blanks, which must ac-
company each composition, may
be obtained by writing to the
B'nai Birth Hillel Foundations,
1865 West 46th Street, New York
&c, N. Y.
, 1957-08-20
New York Clients
Moving to
Son Francisco in 1853

In an eight to one vote the di-
rectors of the New York Giants
Baseball Club has decided to
move to San Francisco, thus the
team may be known as the San
Francisco Giants or the Seals.
The New York Giants was es-
tablished in New York City
seventy-four years ago. Charles
II, Stoneham, president of the
Club blamed lack of attendance
as the reason the change was de-
cided upon.
The offer from San Francisco
includes an So million dollar Mu-
nicipal Stadium, under a thirty
five year lease, with a seating
capacity of forty to forty-five
thousand, constructed to permit
expansion. All income from con-
cessions will go to the Giants, a
parking area for between ten and
twelve thousand cars with the
city receiving that revenue; sta
dium rental will be FIVE per cent
of the gross receipts after deduct
Continued on page ~
, 1957-08-20
F.B.I. Agent Arrests
Mon for Steuling
Drinking Glasses

Carroll Doyle, Special Agent in
Charge of the San Juan Office of
the FBI, today announced that
Edwin Alfred Luke, age %, was
arrested on August II, 1857. by
Special Agents of the FBI in San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
The arrest occurred, according
to Doyle. as a result of a COM
plant authorized by Acting Unit
ed States Attorney Ruben Rodri-
guez charging Luke with a
violation of Section 661, Title Is,
United States Code, in that Luke
did unlawfully take and carry
(Contiaued On page II
, 1957-08-20
Dr., Mrs. Willidrn
Osborne oil Tortold
Visiting Here

DR.. and Mrs. William Osborne
of Tortola, British Virgin Islands,
are honeymooning in st. Croix.
They arrived last Friday and will
depart on Wednesday, August Fl.
DR.. Osborne, a native of Mont
serratt, B.W.I., is a graduate OF
Boston University. He is a sur-
geon and is responsible for not
only Tortola, but Virgin Garda,
Anegada, Jose Van Dyck and all
surrounding Gays.
Mrs. Osborne is a cousin of Mrs.
Nicasio Nico; they are guests at
ST. Croix by the Sea.
, 1957-08-20
Neil Fl. Nc ElroY
Is Confirmed us
Secretary Of Defense

Neil H. Nc Elroy was confirmed
by the Senate as Secretary of
Defense, to take the place of
Charles Wilson, who resigned.
Mr.. McElroy, an official of the
soap manufacturing firm of Proc
tor and Gamble, has agreed to
Sell his stock in companies which
deal directly with the Defense
Department.
, 1957-08-20
Group Will Discuss
Pluns to Organize
Comm. Chest Wed.

A group of citizens will meet
in the Government House tomor-
row night, Wednesday, August 81,
to discuss plans for the establish
ment of a Community Chest in
st. Croix.
Invitations were sent out by
Administrative Assistant Alva Nc
Farlane. At this meeting a definite
plan of procedure will be worked
out for a unit similar to the one
in st. Thomas.
, 1957-08-20
New Yorker is
Numed Governor OF
Huwdii by President

William F. Quinn of Rochester,
New York, has been named Gov
ernor of Hawaii by President
Eisenhower. He will succeed S.
Wilder King.
Mr. King, II, was asked to re-
sign by Secretary Of the Interior
Seaton, and the 38 year-old attor-
ney named.
Mr. Quinn is a graduate of st.
Louis University. After service
with the Navy in World War II,
ne graduated from the Harvard
Law School in 1947, after which
he moved to Hawaii.
, 1957-08-20
l3thAnnuul GershWin
Memorial Contest
Closes August 3lst

NEW YORK CITY : The 18th
Annual George Gershwin Memo
rial Contest for the best orches-
trail composition by a young
American composer will close
August 81, 1857, it was an
nounced this week by the con-
tests sponsors, t h e George
GershWin Memorial Foundation
of B'nai Birth Victory Lodge, Inc.
This years winner will receive a
$1,000 cash award and the win
ming composition will be world
premiered by the New York
Philharmonic Symphony Society
at one of its regular concerts at
Carnegie Hall with Leonard
Bernstein conducting.
Dimitri Mitropoulos will again
serve as honorary chairman OF
the Judges Committee and DR..
Carleton Sprague Smith, chief of
the Music division, New York
Public Library, will continue on
as chairman. Others serving on
the Judges Committee are Robert
Russell Bennett, Morton Gould,
Peter Mennin Ga Gershwin Award
winner, HIMSELF, Vincent Persi-
chetti, Quincy Porter and Roger
Sessions.
The contest, which is sponsored
annually by the George Gershwin
Memorial Foundation of B'nai
Birth Victory Lodge, Inc, in CO.
operation with B'nai Birth Hillel
Foundations, is open to composers
under 80 years of age, regardless
of race, creed or color; credit will
be allowed towards the maximum
age limit for time spent in the
U. S. Armed Forces.
An important feature OF this
contest is that all entries are sub
mitted anonymously to the judges
and are only identified with the
composer after final judgment has
taken place.
All entries must be original I'M
published compositions suitable
for orchestral performance, no
longer than Is minutes in length.
The Gershwin Memorial Foun-
dation was established 13 years
ago by the Victory Lodge of B'nai
Birth to be a living memorial to
the late George Gershwin. It was
felt at that time Gershwin would
have wanted the cause of serious
music to be advanced. And thus
the Foundation came into being,
spearheaded by the name of Ger
shwin, and dedicated to helping
young American composers forge
ahead with their careers.
In addition to the cash prize OF
$1,000, the winner will be invited
to New York as a guest of the
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blanks, takes an average
OF an hours time each day
for Mrs. Dufiina. and she
turns out her best work In
the early afternoon.
A word Of caution to
neophyte contesters: Win
ming contests isn't always
a bed Of roses. There's the
case Of the Washington
contester who won a thor
oughbred dog. A deep at
traction developed between
dog and human, which
made unthinkable the idea
OF giving the animal away
after the contester's land
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Photo b. PRANK Burnhan


lord laid down the law
about pets. SO the dog was
placed in a kennel. an ex-
pensive one. Then came
rabies shots. Weekly trans
portatton TO see the dog
was expensive. too. And
the final blow came when
the dogs value had to be
declared as income on the
winners tax statement.
1T ended up costing me
more to own that dog than
1t was worth in the first
place." protested the con-
tester. You see, some
times you just can't win"
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Continued From Page 81

Of conteSting. Mrs. Bullion
has won, among other
things, 5000 in bonds,
s., 900 cash, so radios, 40
bicycles, 2 television sets,
a dishwasher, 2 washer
dryers, a HIN record player
and 2 automobiles.
She seldom starts writing
entries until 8 pm. the day
before the contest ends,
and says she does her best
thinking when she's work.
ing close TO a deadline. Her
advice to beginners: %
Take a course In contest
ing, CD use the product
you're writing about and
80 send lots Of entries.
Sending lots Of entries
paid on handsomely for
M/Sergt. Jack Whalen Of
Forest Heights, Md. With
the help Of his wife and
three children, Sergt. VIVA
len batted 1000 In a soap
company's spot cash" con-
test. All 20 of his entries
nabbed cash prizes totaling
$3l5. Last year, he won
enough tickets to the
Redskins opening football
game to take the whole
neighborhood.
Mrs. Oliver Dunina, 4O4
Aspen street NV. who has
been contesting about three
years. has won a freezer,
a food mixer, waffle iron,
coffee maker, two clocks,
an umbrella, a three piece
set Of lingerie. a cookie
hamper. 50 packages of
frozen food. and $170 in
cash. Thinking up entries.
and tipping them out after
chasing down contest
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As often because il is written in the
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Take advantage savings this 2pece bed The
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srion pieces Upholstered in handsome chospun
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WELDERS
Iincolns. sale or rent. EARL
BECK LANDRUM. 1923 Cathedral
Baltic, MI, 5-S5ll
WESTINGHOUSE SIS auto. washer
excel cond 500. LA 6-usSl
TRADE-IN Tv SETS, in operatins
cond.. IL, and ~. $50 and up
MULGANNON'S, SIG. Colesvillt
I'd. Silver Spring Md.
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PIANOS. ORGANs-Used spinets
and apt. uDrights. S295 up: used
Steinwey consoles. grands. $685.
up; new spinets. 1895 UP; new
consoles, $500 up. organs, 1915
UP Lowest prices in D c. area
many famous makes. Terms low
as S35 down, yrs. to pay. Open
Mon. Thurs. and Fri. til 9 pm.
SILVER SPRING PIANO co. S57
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icoNflNuEpf


BEDRM.. DIN. RIM. AND ALL
FURNITURE BOUGHT
ABBOTT a. LANDoN EN-. 1861
BOOKS BOUGHT, any quantity
ALBION BOOK SHOP. 176S Pa
ave. NV. ST 3-6608.
DIAMOND JEWELRY Of an,
description, gold, silver: cash paid
ERNEST BURK, 6l4 18th st. NV
FURNITURE wanted today. goot
furniture any amount. Also wani
refrigerator, gas stove and piano
Call Mr.. GRADY. Ma $3.50
FURNITURE WANTED : Compiled
homes or odd pieces. Also refgrs.
washers and stoves. HIGHEST cast
prices. Call AID. 4-5927.
GUNS. binoculars, radios. typewrit
ers musical instruments. cameras
tatnufei0n n1d 0alH OAlf Rlffhe fN0lI
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FLOOR SANDING. FINISHING and
waxing. Reas. rates. Free esti-
mate. Call RIA. 6-6795.
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APIS. FuRNlsHED-D. G.

wei. sleep ana nsRpa. T rms :. IS WE
up. ll0l 18th NV. d.. 7-7SSs
l845 LAMONT ST. N.W.-2 bed
rmA, lv. rm., kit. pvt. bath.
S125. incl. utils., car. DU. 1854,
$500 CONN. AVE, N.W.-Beaut.
spac.. 1-bedrm. apis, In. apt. no.
tel; air-cond.. newly dec. din.
rm., maid and linen svc. avail. /:
also gar. and. TV: S164. so, incl.
AL ntil, and switchboard svc,
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Refrigerator Close-Out
Must sell entire stock Of new
1856 and '57 G-E. Frigidaire. West
inghouse, Hotpoint, Gibson and
tors in cartons, new and 5-teaH
guarantee. No reasonable offer re-
fused. Open ewes. til o.
STANDARD TIRE q BATTERY CO
10th and H SITS. NE. Ii. 3-9062
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cATILE AND LIVESTOCK
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL

SPLIT HARDWOOD. delivered. a
and 10 in. THE ALASKA COAL
CO. Ma. 3-5ss5 or OF. $1,000.
FIREWOOD FOX DEALER-lO0
cords, dry. seasoned round and
slab oak and pine; In subdivision
on hwy. 20 min. TO downtown.
Best offer. NJ. M. cOLoAN, WA.
s-hh1R
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ROOMS FURMIsHED-N.E.

NICELY FURNISHED front room
private home; convenient to Cath.
Ollie University. LA. 1856.
$50 r. 1. AVE, Apt. 3-sgle.. spot
less rm.: bus at dr.; refgr.. run
ming water in rm.; IS wk.. free
parking. AID. 2-61O1.
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SHERATON-PARK AREA bed
rms. adults only. SIPS month.
Utilities included. ST. 3-s546;
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PIANOS-Army. Navy. Air Force
and Marine personnel. Govern
'1ent and District employees. can
Instruments al the PIANO MART
1915 18th st. NV. over 100 spin.
cts. consoles. grands and up
terms. ST. $4,000. PIANO MART
lOl5 9TH st. NV. lin the block
above the libraryl Open Thurs
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= Brand new 1858
models at terrific savings for cash
buyers. PARAMOUNT CO, 2202
Georgia ave. NV. HU. 3-4S00.
TIRE SALE. Full caps. guar. is
mos. Z 1917 bUxl5. 7.50xl4. S7.95;
g 70xl5. S6.95. Add 81 for snow
tread Rec ex ALL-SERVICE TIRE
CO., 1924 Ga. ave. RIA. 6-9S50.
1106l Viers Mil I'd, Wheaton.
Md. 10 5-4i4S 1925 ANNAPOLIS
lee hwy. All, va. IA. 4-4SS2.
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Elh lsoIsa AZ W NODssG old q sna new
Md. UN. 4-S39S, UN. 4-035I.
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tcoNriNUEpl

CARPETING - Change Of plans
forces sacrifice Of 3 new broad
loom carpets, Just cut, sizes lSx
IL liv. rm.. Slsx7 dinette. 6x5
foyer. Westchester, Apt. 2O5-B,
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PIANOs-JORDAN's are holding

PIANOS-JORDAN'S are holding a
big clearance sale with prices re-
duced on dozens OF new and used
spinets, consoles, grands and up
rights. Very large selection Of
fine makes. A sale you don't want
to miss If you are interested in a
piano Reduced items in all four
JORDAN stores: Corner 18th and
@ SITS. NV tphone ST. $4,000 {;
9332 Georsia ave. Silver Spring
(phone JU. 5-l1O5l; 516a Lee
highway. Arlington tphone KE. s.
$1,000; 24I5 Princess Anne ST..
Fredericksburg. Va. tphone Essex
3-7472). Silver Spring and Ar
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REPAIRS & SERVICES
(coNTINUED)

ELECTRICAL WIRING. prompt at
tention TO large and small Jobs
free estimates Call RIA. $4,000
Ewes, and Sun. UN. 4-15fjR.
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ATTORNEYS

AUTO MECHANICS. part time, day
or evenings; also full-time men.
must be experienced and have
teels. Apply in person TICKET
Alex. Va. or $500 $. Four Mile
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HELp-MEN
CLAIMS .ADJUSTER
PHYSICAL DAMAGE
EXPERIENCED

EXPERIENCED
For local ONCE OF large multiple
line casualty insurance company
Good salary and excellent oppor-
tunity for advancement.
In reply give summary OF educa-
ton and experience background
Box S2-G Star.
CLERKS. white. to learn clerical
work. once near 18th and H SITS.
NV. Hours $3.50 to 5; half day
Saturday: Start 5000 year. Phone
Ma. S-1l1S.
CLERK-TYPIST, white, knowledge
of bookkeeping, S65-$S0. v. WOOD
PERSONNEL, 232 Southern Bldg !,
sos 18th st. NV, DI. 1882.
SALESMAN. nations /
chain; excel earnings. opportunity
for arrangement: CRAWFORD
CLOTHES, INC, 937 ? st. NV.
ME s-S2Sl.
COOK. 1st, end. exper. in Italian,
American food. Apply KIKrS, 1918
Wisconsin ave. NV.
COOK AND IOR SHORT ORDER
MAN. Apply in person. 1872 l4th
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PROPOSALS

; syr!S OF y DIST. 9. col. pSgsT.
s sHs1 tPSSoRPosl Ms' vii ). l r.ss.
M Y. ffeb p sS 81 1 saa h! EN- GaS SSH;
Turnout YSns ana TRACK in ~ isSsSiu 4
eewage Treatment Plant, Blue
plains, d c.. consist. Of railroad
spur track. crOssine and turnout
70 connect up an incomplete spur
track 70 existing track system
Proposal forms. plans and Specns.
ssssi .nS drSI sup,srvi'c5; Con.
ment once. y. C., RIM, 900, lga
INT; asss.ass.a7.ss.so.si.
GOVT. or DIST, OF COL. DEPT
OF HIoHw yAYs. MAY q, 1857
IN RIM. l04. 900 Pa. Ave. NV,
Wash; I p; e. until Pm. EDI /.
May 81. 1857. and then puhlicly
opened and read for constr, Port;
contTaetj. consist. oo Of appfoS u I.oe eiI
50. yds. CEN. concr. alley pave.
ment Q inches in depth and 1900
90. yds. CEN. concr. sdwiks. vsri.
able widths one course. inchei
IN depth Proposal forms ant
speens. obtainable from supervisor
Contr. 4 Bond Section. Procure.
ment once. D c.. RIM. 900, 4Dt
Penn. Ave. NV. Tel. Ma. $4,000
ms mnsysi .ss:ss.sss.ss.27.ss
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OFFICIAL NOTICES

aARLAND MILLER. address un.
known. record owner Of Lot $40,
81. 1910. known rs premises 200
12.h st.. NE. Pursuant TO the
provisions Of the Act OF congresl
Of May 1. 1900. entitled IAN Act
nation Of inssnitary BuildinSs in
the District Of Columbia. and for
Other Purpoaes." as amended. the
rated into the sanitary condition
mentioned above. This building hiss
S sss..l 1UTRS & i K sscS q ,u :Sss
itary condition ~ 10 endaneef the
health. or lives Of the occupants
thereof or Of persons living IN the
Vicinity; and a.seordi2sly the s.ms
after nfteen days after Q COPY oi
buildins or. parts thereof. u shall
cupy this buildinT, unless within
With WI i ss !. o'siSSd m: SSnS q
s!gaiidips. LAY. been fsmsdisS and
unless the time within which said
J Ssss 2. SS ss Ss.D NAY .s
sended b. speeIal order Of this
k kSeTFa EwTILtSS0NL' n R2REEr ~.
j. ]. iL0ENFRITZ my27.2e.2p
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When Gnspertne Advertisements
address 10 Star bores do NOT
enclose original references photo.
graphs o. Other materials OF per
sondI udlue Copies sPrUe the pur.
Dose ORIGINALS maV oct losf
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fH0s. J. OWEN q SON, Auet
iii Z 81. NV.

1TTWSsoSs RORY 4 HND. row oHIs SkIek
PREMisFs KUMBHR 80 Foul.
TEENTH gTREET NORTHEAST
BY virtue Of a certain. deed Of trust
duly recorded. in Liber No. 0oi4.
Polio al 81 SEQ. Of the land rec
ords Of TIE District q Columbia
secured thereby. the UNDERSIGNED
trustees will sell. at public suction
Ny iron OF ihs prs TwSr On r WEp
TWo-FfFTY O'Clock PM. ths
following described land and prem.
iumbia, and desiTnated as and Be.
ing Lot 80 IN Saurs subdivision Of
recorded IN the once Of the Sur.
yeyor. for the Digtrlct OF Columbia
in Liber ~, at Polio %.
TERMS. Sold subject 10 q prior
lbuilding association deed OF trust
for approximately SIS. 567. ~: fur
ther particulars Of which will be
announced At time Of sale the pur.
paid in cash. 4 deposit Of $500
REQUIRED. conveyancing. recording.
psnts made as Of date Of sale
thirty days. otherwise deposit for
feited and the property may be
advertised and resold ot the dis
erection OF the trustees.
JOSEPH q, WEEDA,
u,,GSH y, IgS b. MITc T11.s:.,
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AUCTION SALES
ADAM A. wEsCHLER a SON,
AuetiOneeFn

T1E :gs II s, sale OF yALuAsL;H!
BUILDING, KNOWN AS PREMISES
200. MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust rec
orded, in Liber No. 976l. folio ia,
one Of the land records Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia. and At the re-
quest Of party secured thereby. the
sale by public auction, in front Of
premises. on TUESDAY, THE 4th
DAY OF JUNE 1857, AT 400
O'CLOCK PM. the following de-
scribed property in the District Of
Columbia. to wit: Lot numbered
Fifteen in Ira W. Hopkins ano
others subdivision Of lots in Square
numbered ninety-four as per plat
recorded in the once Of the Sur
y, yeyo isi for the District q Columbia
TERMS OF SALE: ALL CASH. A
deposit Of $4,000 required Of pur.
chaser. at time Of sale. Examination
OF title. conveyancinR. recording
notarial fees and revenue stamps al
cost Of purchaser Adjustments made
as OF date, Terms to be complied with
within thirty days from day. Of sale,
otherwise trustee reserves the risht
q defaultine purchaser. after I'VE
days advertisement Of such resale
IN some newspaper published in
washington. d. c., or deposit may
be forfeited. or without FORGETTING
deposit trustee may avail itself Of
any legal or equitable rights against
detaulting purchaser.
SECURITY AND TRUST
COMPANY. Trustee BY: JOHN r.
NEALE, Vice President: LfNNAEUS
T. SAVAGE, Assistant Secretary.
my23. .2A.a1 -ie3
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,oHE5SS G z So HREoE H9,. ."s

STATES DisTRiCT COURT
for TIE District Of Columbia. Hold.
ing Probate court.-No. o276l
Administration THIS Is TO DIV,
Notice. That the subscribers. Of the
District OF Columbia have obtained
from the Probate Court OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia. letters Testament
taIy on the estate of JOHN JAY
HOPKINS. late OF the District OF
Columbia, deceased, All persons
having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof,
scrisers. on Or before ne s US. ' day
they. may By law Be excluded d'i from
all benefit of said estate. Given
WAGER %Ss. i NS5 h1 ESEs@ VS. i' DAY q
RDTR s. T M6Fk,S Ssn: goo H %oSd.,
poRE cSosWGEL, R.yisss. Of Wan ;
Of the Probate Court.
my0R-ie1fl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-28
fHOs. ]. OWEN Z SON. AuetionssFs
iii Z. ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, CON.
eI5TING OF AN UNDIVIDED ONE
HALP INTEREST IN A TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING, BEING
PREMISES Elsa BATES STREET
~ virtue Of q certain deed of trust
duly recorded. in Liber No. e3SS.
Polio 1854 ct seq, Of the land
records Of the District Of Columbia.
and At the request Of the party
Trustees 1 s ns puS SRce sSs,eS
within the once Of Thos. J. Owen
q Son. Suite sol. Perpetual
FRIDAY. THE SEVENTH DAY OF
Thirty o'cLocK Pm. the toi-
lowing described land and prem
tseS. situate in the District OF CO.
lumbia, and DESIGNATED as and
being an undivided one-half I'm
terest In and 10 Lot Numbered One
Hundred Thlrty-eight u3sl IN
Square Numbered Five Hundred
,Fitty:tgo fs5Sl;
Terms , sSIa subject to PTGr deco ,.S
100000; further p aTptSllTs'e y
which will be announced ct time Of
sale: the purchase price above said
trust 10 be paid in cash A de-
post Of 100000 required. Con-
veyancing, recording. etc, al
purchasers cost.
ABRAHAM II. LEVIN.
ROBERT O. wEIGHrMAN.
my2s-lel.6 Trustees.
fH0S. J. OWN a SON. AnctioneeTs,
I'LL y Sc. NV