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AnetleneeTa,

rws6r!s sFs sALtk o 81 Si HFHicx
pWELLiKo KNOWN AS PREM
AVENUE NoRihEAsf
~ virtue Of : deed Of trust r..
corded, in Liber No nsas, rolie
records SsS; ) Of he Dis,riSs Of scOiam:
bia. ans a. the REQUEST OF party
secured thereby the undersigned
trustees Nill oder for sale By
public ,stlon. - trent Of prem.
IsssSS On on T nkspssEn IHE Ias thiEkR AZ
~. 4eHoS SEop.s,,
Wit, Lot $50 in Simon Open
heimeFs subdivision IN SQUARE
sS5 - per plat recorded In the
once Of the surveyor for the
risiris, Of Columbia in Libss Is
TERMS OF SALE, Property viii
Be sold subject 70 the balance
Of . prior bulldins assoeial icn
deed OF trust for approximately
- y sr, an5oa nSrsIcI Y s, %
o. sale, IN. purchase price secvs
dercsit Of $500 required OF
purchaser at sale Examination
Of title eonvevanetng. recovdtne
notarial tees and revenue stamps
a. oSt OF purchaser Adiuet.
mentS made as OF date Of sale
Terms De caInrised with within
thirty days from day Of sale,
Otherwise trustees reserve the
riRht to resell property AZ TiSk
and COS OF Gsiaultins purchaser
after ; days Advertisement, Of
such resale 10 some newspaper
published in Washlnston. o c /.
or deposit may be forfeited, or
without forfeiting deposit trustees
may avail themselves OF any legal
or EQUITABLE right AGAINST default
ing purchaser
HOWARD BERNSTEIN,
CHARLES = MITCHELL
Trustees,
HENRY s SNYDER. ATTORNEY for
Party Secured, lii5 18th 81 y W,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
PREMISES KNOWN AS l2lS
TRINIDAD AVENUE NORTHEAST
By virtue Of . certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. In L1ber No 1900.
Fclio 3SS. OF the land records
Of the District OF Columbia. and
al the request OF the party Sc
cured thereby. the undersisnec
trustees VIII sell 81 public aue-
ton. in front Of the premises.
Gu TUESDAY. THE THIRD DAY
OF pECEMBER. 1851. AT ONE
O'CLOCK PM. the foiioVins-
described land and premises, slta.
ate IN the District OF Columbia
and desneafed as ana being Lot
sS. In Square 4O66.
TERMS: Sold subject TO . prior
thufidinR aSSociationl deed OF
trust for approximately s. 800.
and Q prior second deed OF trust
fer suproxinaateiy $500; further
particulars Of which vill be an
nouneed a. time Of sale: the pur-
$500 rscuIr.e convsysnsing' re.
cordinr. etc. a. parehasers cost
sale Terms 20 be complied With
within thirty DAYS. otherUise de-
post forfeited and the property
may Be- advertised and resoid o.
the discretion Of the trustees.
DewTTT BUTTER.
sALLIF NAE ANDERSON.
no23, eide Trustees.
THOs. 4. OWN q son,
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AUCTION SANS



Attorneys sale
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Power STEERING and Brakes
also
Modern enO-MasteT
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER
Mode 'n4f lAS- b. LSC
BY PUBLIC AUCTION
at WESCHLER'S
905 Z ST. NV.
T u ES ID AY
DEC. 3. 1857. 1880 AM.
INSPECTION MORNING oP SALE
TERMS CASH
sAMuEL N. oREENBAuM.
Attorney.
no.i0-de'.
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TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE
HRkE-SIoRz pETAchED
KNOWN As P9Enisslk1ss,, SIS. ny A, a y I
~ virtue Of a certain deco o.
IOt7S. Polio 40 e sec, q TIC
land records OF the District q
Columbia; and q the request q q
undersisned trustees Till sell. At
puolic auction. NJ tronl Of The
PHfiMRlprsip DAY OF pEc1saSfsER. 40
1897. AT TwO-PORTY O'CLOCK
PM. the following described land
ana premises. situate IN the Dis,
triet Of Columbia. ana design4ted
as AND being Lot "a In SLEEK !
q Job Jsha . shssnap si., ssSdi.'I ass
SSPlssssni PlSios nos sailss
"inSleside.- as per plat recorded
10 the once Of the surveyor for
the District Of Columbia. in Lieer
County 10, AZ Foiio "a; being
more particularly described BY
rietes and bounds; nov known TOT
assessment and taxation purposes
as Lot SO In square 26i4
TERMS, Sold subject 10 . prior
building association deed Of
trust for approximately ; J,SA3 ~
further particulars OF which will
be announced 1t time OF sale: the
purchase price above said trust 20
be paid in cash A deposit Of $500
REQUIRED. conyeyaneing. recordtns.
etc. ct puFchaser't cost. ADJUST
ments made IS OF date OF sale
Terms 70 De complied with within
thirty days, otherwise deposit for
fetted and the property may be
advertised and Fesold ~ the dis
RICHARD 4 DoRYAaANN.
JOSEPH AUnLLA.
noei 26-de.s Trustees.
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.Burke,FurgoI
Tied for Lead

HOT SPRINGS. Ark, May 10
EDUCATIONAL Open Champion
Cary Middleton planned to try
to shake OF a fumbling start and
climb to his accustomed standing
in the second round Of the 500
900 Hot Springs Open golf tour
nament today.
Veterans Jackie Burke of
Kiamesha, N. Y, and Marty
Furgol Of Lemont. H., jumped
on to the lead yesterday. Each
fired a 4-under-par SO.
Burke. who had the best score
Of the day on the front nine, a
80. would have gone to the top
except for a slight letdown in
putting.
Furgol. who was unaffected by
a pinched nerve in his side. shot
a SO on the back nine to tie
Burke. Both golfers displayed
exceptional talent on the
heightened Hot Springs Country
Club course.
But for Middleton everything
went wrong" yesterday, as he
put 1t. After firing a 1-under- par
IS. the Memphis dentist faltered
on the 18th hole and wound up
with 40 on the back nine-well
out Of the running.
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|Rosecroft Feature Draws
One of Last Season S Stors

Miss Chief FORBES. a S-year-
old black mare owned by r. l.
Craig Of Urbana. Ohio. will try
to return to her winning ways
tonight at Rosecroft Raceway
in the seventh race.
Miss Chief Forbes won three
straight at Rosecroft last year
and finished second in another,
in six starts stepping up in COM
pany in each outing before be-
ing sidelined with a injury. To-
might will mark her first trip to
the post in 1857.
And anyone wagering on Miss
Chief Forbes may have the bet
tier Of it In the odds depart
ment. The early 5-to-2 tavorite
Is Jerry Moraka. whoh was Sec
ond opening night to Sis Brown
and will be driven by Lorne
Tolhurst. .
Imkin. at 3 to /. is the second
choice and Direct Walnut Is
third. The latter ran fourth
Opening night and figures Il
better that performance tonight
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|Interfoith Group
Completes List Of
Honored Guests

'The Washington Interfaitt
Committee has completed its list
Iof citizens to be honored Tuesday
night at Griffith Stadium at the
first interfaith baseball game
between the Senators and White
Sox.
Renah F. Camalier, former
president Of the District Board
of Commissioners. was chosen al
the Washington area figure who
has contributed most to inter-
faith understanding.
He will be cited along with
three others: President Eisen-
hover. Comedian Joe z. Brown
and Jackie Robinson. Maxwell
Rabb. White House aide, will
accept for the President.
Camalier. upon hearing Of his
selection. resigned as celebrities
chairman Of the Interfaith Com
mittee. Gen. Chairman Richard
"A. Mahar appointed James Col
ltdower to succeed him.
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Yang Of Terps
PAGES Tennis

DURHAM. N. c., May 10 Up.
"A Chinese-born Maryland STU
dent was at the head Of the
singles section today as play
entered the quarter and semi
final rounds in the Atlantic
Coast Conference tennis tourna-
ment.
jackson Yang. who now makes
his hope in Washington. moved
into the favorite's role yester-
day by brushing past Steve Bank
seeded No. in singles play, In
a second-round match.
The North Carolina ace was
no match for Yang, No. 3 or
the Maryland team. and couldn't
cope with his brilliant mel
game and expert retrieving. The
score was 81. Ga.
After eliminating Bank, Yang
went on to Dust Bruce Bottoms,
Dukes No. 3 player, 60, 60,
in third-round match. Bot
toms had advanced by default
over Ted Garren Of Wake Forest
in the first round and Henry
Blackwell Of South Carolina,
60, 60.
Dave Freishtat Of Maryland,
seeded No. 2 behind Banks, also
moved into the quarterfinals,
drawing a bye in the first round
then defeating Pete Bryant of
Clemson. go, 60. in the Sec
ond round and Ted Dye Of Duke,
SO. 60. In the third round.
Mike Solomon, North Carolina
State. seeded No. 4 in the sin
giles. also met defeat in a second
round match. He fell before
John Berkeley of Virginia, 8-6,
So. Otherwise. all other singles
seeds were still around for
fourth-round play.
In doubles. topseeded Freishtat
and Carl Bucks Of Maryland
moved past Bryant and Cliff
Vickers Of Clemson. 60. Ga.
Dukes No. 2 seeded Lief Beck
and Don Romhilt had little trou-
bic with South Cardinals Devon
CAN'T and Ted Lufi. Ga. Ga.
Finals in both singles and dou-
bles will be played tomorrow.
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Schoo|boysHave
HeaWSchedu|e
Of Track Meets

Area high schools will engage
IN five championship track
meets over the week end, with
the Maryland Bi-County and
Northern Virginia Group
League events beginning the
action today.
The fifth annual Bi-County
championships begin at 2:3O
pm. at Northwestern with Be-
thesda- Chevy Chase. Northwest
ern, Suitland, High Point and
Wheaton trying to stop Mont
gomery Blair's string of three
titles in a row.
Westinghouse. which has
won the Northern District title
all four previous years, again is
the favorite as the Group
schools gather for TRIALS and two
finals at 3 o'clock today at
George Washington High. AL
nine district members will par
ticipate. After finals in the shot
put and discuss and trials in
other events today, the meet will
be completed beginning at 1880
am. tomorrow.
Tomorrow's schedule also calls
for entire programs in three
other meets.
George Mason Of Falls Church
will lead District 9 participation
In the Virginia State Group II
championships in Charlottesville
at / pm, EST. Mason will send
IL trackmen. with Osbourn. Gar
Field. Nokesville and Herndon
entering smaller squads from the
district.
Spingarn. Tech, Phelps. Fair
mont Heights, Armstrong and
Dunbar have entered full teams
in the scholastic section of the
Central intercollegiate Athletic
Association championships al
$3.50 am. tomorrow at Morgan
State College in Baltimore. Car
dozo. which won this meet three
years in a row. is not entered
because 1t already has scheduled
Its quota Of eight meets this
season.
1 One other meet tomorrow Is
the Interstate Academic Confer
ence championships at st. James
In Hagerstown. Friends, st. Al
bans and Landon will represent
the District area.
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Logdrt Favored
In Boxing

SYRACUSE. N. Y. May 10 UP.
"A possible title fight with
Welterweight Champion Carmen
Basilio will be at stake tonight
In the third and rubber clash OF
Mexico's Gaspar (Indian) Ortega
and Cuba's Isaac (Kid) Logart,
The Latin American l47-
Founders. all even In two bouts,
meet In q 12-rounder In the War
Memorial Auditorium.
(The bout will be on tele-
vision In Washington over
WRC-4 at 10 PM
Although he Is ranked third
and Ortega second among welter
contenders. Logart is the 2-to-l
choice tonight. The clever, fast
striking 23-year-old Cuban out
classed the tall. lean Mexican in
their first meeting in New York
March Is, 1856. Ortega, an
aggressive. free-swinging game
ster. evened the score with q
split decision at Boston last
October II.
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|Coffmun Is Named
Brooke MunorHeud

John w. Cofiman was elected
president Of Brooke Manor
Country Club last night, heading
the young clubs first slate Of
officers which will serve until
regular elections in october. He
is q Government information Of.
ficer and former publisher Of the
Takoma Journal.
Other elective positions went
to Wayne Brooks. first vice pres
ident: Dorothy Rock, second vice
president; Joan Leslie. secretary
and Harold Lohren, treasurer.
Coffman appointed four com.
mittee chairmen: Al Shorb
golf: Ernest Smith, admissions,
Brooks. house. and Doug Jones
entertainment.
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Three Women Tied
In GotIinburo Golf,
Find Course Tough

GATLINBURG. Tenn. May 10
(R.-Marilyn Smith hoped today
to tame the misbehaving putter
that denied her a one-stroke lead
as the second 1s-hole round
began in the $500 Gatlinbure
Women's Open golf tournament
The pretty pro from Wichita
three-putted the 18th green in
yesterdays opening round to end
In a three-way tie. with a 2-over.
par rs. with vonnie Colby Of
Miami Beach. Fla, and Beverly
Hanson Of Indio, Calf.
Marilyn pared the rugged
front nine. but ran into trouble
lon the back nine to wind up with
Ia 38-37-75. Vonnie and Beverly
each ended with 40-35-75
|parring the homestretch.
The rugged. mountainside
0atlinburg Golf Course proved Sc
tough that only II pros and one
amateur in the field Of 81 broke
80 The low amateur was Anne
Richardson Of Columbus, Ohio
who fired O 40-39-79.
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The sixth race finds Ednamite
Hi-Lee going after a second sue
cessive victory. Although the
5-to-2 favorite. Ednamite Hi-Lee
figures to get plenty of opposi-
ton from Aubry vo Guy, driven
by Roy Riddick. and Olin Davis
Patsy Work.
Both the sixth and seventh
races will carry $1,000 purses and
will be cofeatured.
The annual Congressional
Country Club Trophy. split into
three divisions last night, result
ed in one Of the fastest times of
the meeting when Herman Ora
ham. jr.. son of the owner,
steered Sea Rover ($18.40) to
victory in the fifth race and first
division in 2:04+s.
The Happy Wanderer. a disap-
pointing 18th in the Transamer-
lea Pace Monday night. had toe
much class for his opponents in
the third division and won in
2:05. paying $500.
Second division honors went to
Susan York In 2:073s.
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BILLY DIRECT
SELECTIONS

lacks Bonny. Ann Hayes,
Norman First.
Cato Hanover, Uncle William,
w. r. Spencer.
3-Red Bear. Mighty Demon.
Pearl Law.
direct Dee, Hal Law. Ivan
Tass.
5-Floretta Morris. Bingo Boy,
Doctor Epp.
6-volo Dian. Aubrey vo Guy,
Patsy York.
miss CHIEF FORBES, JEFF
frey Moraka, Direct Walnut.
8-Red Jay. Jojohn. Miss scotty
Hal.
LONGSHOT DAILY DOUBLE
H0mestretch Mack and
Mays Daughter
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Crowd, Betting
Records SET
AT HOLLYWOOD

NGLEWOOD. Calf. May 10
R.-Off to a record-breaking
start, with Find, Alfred G. Van
derbilt's handicap star, winner of
the first money plum, Hollywood
Park stages the first Of five major
purses for 3-year-olds tomorrow
This will be the $25, 600 added
|Debonair Stakes at six furlongs.
Ten or more colts are expected
to run.
Prominent in the field will be
an entry of three, all trained by
Willie Mol<er. They are Joe
Price and Mr.. Sam s., racing
under the silks Of George Lewis,
and E. M. Goeman's Gaelic Gold.
Count Arrow. Royal Academy.
|Buford. Lightning Jack. Liberal
Art. Sullivan Jr., and Grand
Tudor are among the expected
starters.
Two Records Set
The largest weekday opening
crowd in the history Of the track
was on hand. The count was
81 1888, lettering the previous
l948 Tuesday turnout of 30.673.
The betting handle of $685.
1874 also was a record. eclipsing
the 81 .840,470 set on the Friday
opening last year.
Vanderbilt's 7-year-old Find
was overlooked in the $28,l5O
Premiere Handicap and went of
at 8 to l, probably because it was
his first race of the year. II
also was the 55th trip to the post
for the son Of Discovery. who
took command when he pleased
and ran the 6 furlongs in Zoe,
one-fifth Of a second of the
track record.
Jockey Ray York kept him nc
worse than fourth, and took
charge in the stretch to hold
of the belated rush Of Mrs
Elizabeth Lunn's Social Climber
and Porterhouse.
Find won by three-Quarters OF
q length over Social Climber
while Porterhouse, the favorite,
duplicated his third of two years
ago in this same race.
To Run in California
Find picked UP $i5,85O. and
had won $42l, so4 previously for
Vanderbilt.
Bill Winfrey, vanderbilt's
trainer. said the next definite
start for Find will be in the
100000 added Californian, May
rs.
II didn't think he could sprint
with these other horses but he
surprised me-" said Winfrey. "Iie
can run on any kind Of track
except one that is real hard, and
this has q real nice cushion for
him."
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Jets Open Season
Auuinst Lorton

The Air Force Jets. city sand
lot baseball champions, open
their season tomorrow with a
game against the Lorton Re-
formatory team at Lorton, Va.
All players are requested by
Manager Ted Brown to report
at IL am. tomorrow at Banneker
Recreation Center.
The Jets. defending cham
pions In the Departmental
League. open league play against
National Security Agency at $50
pm. Monday on the South e.
lipse. One other league game
finds Columbia Heights meeting
ISt. Ambrose. also at $50. on the
East Ellipse,
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BY JOSEPH B. KELLEY
Star Racing Editor

BALTIMORE, May 10.-The
most attractive grass race Of the
Eastern season is promised at
Pimlico tomorrow with the entry
of 10 turf specialists for the
$25. 000-added Dixie Handicap
at a mile and three-eighths.
The event will be televised ma
tionally by CHS at S pm. with
post time about Sis. ct will be
seen in Washington over WTOP-
TV. channel o.
The early favorite in this 56th
running of the Dixie is the Al
berta Ranches st. Vincent, grass
champion of 1855 who is in the
midst of a comeback which
Trainer Vance Longden hopes
will carry him to another ma
tional title.
Johnny Longden, dean of
American race riders, will fly in
from the West Coast to ride st.
Vincent. conditioned for this
event by his son. st. Vincent
will carry top weight of l25
pounds. He earned this high i'm
post mainly because of his earlier
grass victories and his triumph
at Santa Anita in the mile and
one-half Washington's Birthday
Handicap on the turf.
In that race st. Vincent car
ried 121 pounds and defeated
among others, Master Boing,
winner Of the Washington, D. c.,
International last fall at Laurel.
st. Vincent will give from 5 to-
20 pounds to his nine rivals.
Principal opposition is due from
Mrs. Eugenia E. Bankhead's Jab-
neh. 100: c. Mahlon Kline's
Lofty Peak, 100, and Mrs. Harry
L. Nathenson's Blue Choir, 1l8.
Jabneh won Hialeah's SITS, 900
Turf Handicap. Lofty Peak set
a course record at Laurel and
Blue Choir is just reaching top
form and should appreciate the
distance of the Dixie.
Strong contenders are Doug
Small's Aeschylus, ll8. undefeat-
ed this season: Cockfield Stables
Akbar Khan, ll3, and the Green
tree Stables Maharajah, ll2.
Completing the field are Court
ney Burton's Roman Battle, 10,
and the entry Of Lagides. los.
and Muguet II. 100. Lagides is
the only filly in the race and is
owned by the Lazy F. Ranch.
John M. Shift owns Muguet II.
The Maryland Breeders Asso-
citation will stage its annual
yearling show on the old club
house lawn Sunday afternoon.
The show will start at 2 pm.
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HIGH SCHOOL
SPORTS

BASEBALL
Yesterday
0eoieetown Prep. a.. Friends. 8.
NQrthWestern. q; euitiand. q.
I, Bladensburg. 0: Bethesda Chevy Chase,
EEs sI...n., County 9 s; SS.sou.n. l.
sherwood. ~; NcrtSxood, O. o.
Fs Hlsl; soST royeson D.
oxon Hill. 10: DeMatha. 2.
Today
Chamberlain ct Anacostia. $3.50.
5pingarn q Eastern, $3.50.
Phelps ct Tech. $3.50.
Bell ct Coolidge. $3.50.
Wilson ct Dunbar, $3.50,
peMatha ct Priority. $3.50.
81. Anthony at oeorgetovn Prep, $40
81. Johns at Carroll. $3.50.
~. stephens ct Landon, 3.
Wakeneld W. Hammond at Alex. sta
Mount Vernon at Mclean. 2nS.
Fails Church at Annandaie. I:4S.
Qroveton At Fairfax, 4.
Herndon ct Garfield, ESQ.
ksiDS sun SSSSss q 1sn sssss'i R.sion.l
PaLker-c1ray at Luther jackson, 1880
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$3.50.
Poolesviile at Damascus. $3.50.
Fairmont Heighta ~ Carver, $3.50
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Tomorrow
Hoffman. Boston at Union, 1.
CREW
Tomorrow
Northern Virginia championships
Hammond, Water Gate, i.
TENNIS
Yesterday
81. Adams. B; WASHINGTON Lee. 4.
Today
GEORGETOWN Frosh AZ EpiscopaL a.
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- vl,ginia State Group ! tournament d
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TRACK
YESTERDAY
Anaeostia. 81 b/0; spingarn. b6 $40
~cSrdoso. ii6; Dunbar. 10: Coolidge
Arnstrons. DSM. Eastern. 4iss, VIII.
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=, District GROUP I meet At George
Si;SSSSiy Esasus NEE, .. Northwest.
NofiSyood at oxon Hill, a:so.
Anthonv American D.. 5:S0. anu ~
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STATE Group il NEE. a Charlottesville.
ciAA Scholastic section ct MofSan
xS meet y 81, james. Hagsr..own.
Hin School Woodberry Forest ana
ct Episcopal. .2:jO.