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Milford chronicle., 1957-09-06

Service will be held in Collins Hall
of the Church on Tuesday, Sep
! tember 10, at 7:30 p. m. The pro-
gram Missionary Cinerama" will
be presented by Mrs. o. t. Roberts.
Mrs. E. p Hedgecock will lead the
devotions and the Rebekah Circle.
Mrs. ]. A. Masten, leader, will con-
duct the social hour following the
program. Mrs. Mark Wiley, the
president, will preside at the bus
| mess session.
Mrs. Florence Won CORES and
Mrs. Russell Legates spent Tues
day in Ocean City, Md.
Mrs. Oscar T. Wix has returned
home from a two weeks visit with
her daughter and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard DuRoss of Claymont.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Graham en-
tertained a group of friends at. a
barbecue dinner on Labor Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall Jones are
receiving congratulations upon the
birth of q son, born in Milford Me-
mortal Hospital on Wednesday, Au-
guest %. Mrs. Jones is the former
Miss Kay West,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Henze OF
Florida, are visiting Mrs. Henze's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Will
son. Mr.. Wilson is patient in the
Milford Memorial Hospital.
Miss Mary 10 Pitlick left on
Tuesday to enter the State Teach
ers College in Salisbury, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Mann spent
"a few days last week in New Ea-
ven, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Nasser are
residing with Mrs. William Nichols
at the present while constructing
their new home, near town.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Gaskin of
baltimore were the holiday week
end guests of Mr.. Gaskin's sister,
Mrs. H. Clyde Miller.
Miss Christine Powell of Upper
Montclair, N j., returned home on
Sunday following a weeks vacation
spent with her mother, Mrs. F. c.
Powell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Nemesh have
returned home from a vacation
spent in Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Watson of
Warren, Pa, were the holiday
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Martin. The Martins will
have Mr.. and Mrs. Alvan Jackson
of Youngsville, Pa, as their guests
for a few days the latter part OF
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Smith and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Greenhaugh
spent the weekend holiday at their
cottage in Oak Orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Parks OF
Durham, N. c., visited with friends
in town last week.
Mrs. Howard Wagner and chill
dren visited in Atlantic City and
Wildwood, N. j., several days last
week.
The Misses Penny and Gene Gra-
ham were the guests for a few
days last week of their cousins
the Misses Barbara and Nina Jean
Collins of Wilmington Manor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Wells and
son Donald and Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Peck, Jr., and son CHUCK
were the dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. William A. Taylor at theil
cottage in Oak Orchard on Sun.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hildray Banning
and daughter Brenda spent las
week vacationing in Oak Orchard.
Mrs. A G. MacMurray and son:
of Cleveland, Ohio, were the holi
day weekend guests of their un
Gle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Nemesh. The Nemeshs will enter
tain Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Evans O.
Youngstown, Ohio, for week.
Milford chronicle., 1957-09-06

able position in the automobile
market today. Mr.. Quinn said.
Number one is the consumer pref
erence for Flight-Sweep styling.
Number two is Chrysler's broader
market resulting from the addi-
ton of two new models to the
lines, namely the Saratoga and I'M
perial LeBaron.
This broadened market puts the
average Imperial Chrysler Plym-
Outh dealer in a good competitive
position and lets him draw Gus
toners from virtually the total auto
market" he said
For the calendar year through
August 20, 23,S64 Imperials have
been delivered to customers, an
increase of 2595 per cent over the
Milford chronicle., 1957-09-06

6,63S delivered in the same period
of 1856.
Chrysler Divisions deliveries for
the calendar year to August 20 to-
tai 97,017, up 14.9 per cent over
the 81, ,409 units delivered in the
same period of 1856.
Imperial and Chrysler New York
er, in the luxury car market, are
accounting for 22.7 per cent of
registrations compared to 15.5 per
cent of the market last year, and
200f per cent in 1855.
Chrysler cars accounted fer 1877
per cent of all registrations in
the upper medium price group in
the first six months of the year.
This compares to Chrysler's share
of 1874 per cent of this market in
1856.
Milford chronicle., 1957-09-06
II. w. T. Purnell Heads
Zwaanendael Group
CONTINUED from page one)

continued from page oneJ
Mrs. Robert H. Orr of Green
vile. Delaware, was welcomed as
new member of the Commission,
having been appointed to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation
of her mother, Mrs Caleb S. Lay
ton of Wilmington. Other members
present were Mrs. Dora M. Furniss
of Milford, Sven E. Norquist of
Wilmington, and William Smith of
Dover.
Classified Ads Get Results
Milford chronicle., 1957-09-06
SIGN LANGUAGE

CULVER CITY, Calf. = Up -
Sign on a youth center under con-
struction: "Our Heir Aid Shelter.
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|Plews Playing
Role Of Griffs'
Chief Cu|prit

Continued From Page CT
slapped four singles, two by Ed
Yost. as Donovan held them hit
less for the last AZ innings.
Stobbs and the Senators were
dealt four straight defeats as
Washington dropped eight
games back Of the league-lead-
ing White Sox. They'll try to
do something about their streak,
while endeavoring to end
Chieago's four-game win string,
when Russ Kemmerer pitches
against Bob Keegan today. KEN
merer will be making his first
appearance since he was OBJ.
tanned Monday In Q trade with
the Red Sox.
As II there isn't enough trouble
in their midst. the Senator'S were
further plagued in the sixth in
ming when Boiling was spiked
on the left ankle by Minoso as
the White Sox outfielder slid into
second base as Plews was having
his dificulty. The wound re-
CURED two stitches and may
keep Milt inactive q day or two.
Plews Has Company
II PleWs Is grief -stricken at
his failure to deliver. he has
company. Pete Runnels, the
Senators leading hitter last
season. Is humping less than
200. Faye Throneberry is o-for-
IL since joining the club and
the l5-game winner Of last sea-
son. Stobbs, is wondering when
his No. ! win will rnaterialize.
Stobbs has started four times
and has been around for q total
Iof 81 innings. In that span the
Senators have staked him to two
runs. both homers by Sievers.
Walter johnson in his prime
would have considered that non.
support.
After today's tussle the 6ena-
tors will shift to Kansas City for
three games. then visit Detroit
for three more. So far on their
journey they've lost six Of seven.
and 1t isn't q rollicking outfit.
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Tigers Leading
College Park Loop

The Tigers are in first place
in the College Park Pony Base
ball League today after defeat
ing the Indians, 90, yesterday
on the Rhode Island avenue
field. The victors boosted their
record to 20.
Bobby Smith pitched q no.
hitter and struck out is batters
in five innings as he hurled the
Navajos to an lilo victory over
the Giants in class B COMPETE
ton. Also, Richie Palmer pitched
% no-hitter and struck out 10
to lead the Braves to a SO
triumph over the Black Hawks
and Fox beat the Cherokees,
1870. All class B games were at
Burch Field.
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE ARCHITECT or
THE CAPITOL. United states CAPT.
l057.-seaied bids In triplicate viii
be received In this once until 3
o'clock Pm. E:D;T;. on May IS.
SSL; aTd t aii publicly OPENED for
atsras ana psSicrS SSSlpT sSs v sas
10, gradine and paving for parking
facilities In Square 6p2. bounded 81
First Street Sc, on the east. &C"
street 9.E. on the north, New Jer.
sey Avenue on the west and "D''
Se cty e. ~ sas sUSsh b SsHsss
Columbia, additional House Once
Building project. Specifications and
bidding information will be ready
on Or about May o, 1887. and viii
BE- issued without deposit, In the
seso 20 o. s sns ccn,s q n:
proposing 70 submit bids Tor the
entire work. not exceeding three
sew 70 any prospective bidder. Ap.
pllcations for ypeeiiications and
blddlng Information should Be nled
srsS Sass Il t 2Rs0cE SDI.oi srE% M1s
SEALED BIDS for addltiCnel ia6s.
s aSuy sehso bN Cs ws vRblysTss
3. c. vii Be- rsesIysd until ! PM.
S 5s1 S MIss n ist iSs IA S 81. s S%
w, was t...! 2. G. ana then PUB:
material u available IN RIM. iaOl
1905, s sess sas sedssD iha sDGoEhAk
or PUBLIC BUILDINGS. oTN.
kRAL sERvicEs ADMiNIsffx 4
lcontinasd on NsTI Easel
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Dickson Bothered
By Sore Shoulder

BROOKLYN, May 3 R.-
Little hurry Dickson, at 40 the
oldest National League pitcher,
has q sore shoulder which the
Cardinals say may sideline him
indefinitely.
II really don't think it's
serious" Dickson said last night.
The veteran knuckleballer, q
l3-game winner for the Red
birds last season. admitted his
shoulder bothered him In his
first two starts against Chicago
and Cincinnati.
ITS the first time I've ever
had q sore shoulder" he said.
NO, ! don't think it's old age.
I should be able to pitch two
more years-at least"
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). OWN Z SON. A1cSioneeT
iii 3 81. NV.
TRuaTEE's SALE OF vALUABLI
lAMsPhI sSE p, ZEAL i EsTATE I KN!oWl

TiRMHraES ovrsb s sAaE E eE IyAE ENASLE
AS 1Il gOs NINTH STREET NORTH
pWvEsST WASHINGTON. D. c:
reeo4d.d fsIi fB.s de sse p i ScIs
l37 e seq. Of the land records Of
Judgment Of the United States Dis
i Er,ct cour, iof The District Of Co
45S4-59. the undermined trustee
VII sell. ct public auction. in front
Of the premises. on FRIDAY. THE
A MYTH qHRFRHA PAY n.S 81 Nay ,A.p; 1887.
ssnate in tbe 6 tnS ana n PTsmssss
and DESIGNATED as and being Lot
numbered Eiehty-six 1861 in D. j.
McCarty's subdivision Of lots In
SQUARE numbered Three Hundred
enc 5Sizzty I. t5ell. as per plat
yeyor for the District Of Columbia.
sale Is made subject to Rule ri 81
the United states District Court for
me pistriet Of Columbia.
posit Of 9r 81 sA AZ Az Ak Cash a de:
euired At tine Of sale sale. A All Sa az.
made Is Of date Of sale, All Convex
aneing; recording. revenue stamps,
etc. q cost Of purchaser, Terms Of
chaser within I twenty v''r 1s6 y S SuT;
after date Of fnai ratinestion Of
deposit shah Sc forfeited. ~ '"'
TH NJ. RIGGS NATIONAL BANK OF
fscs 4N AsS 8 H rs sETAs cUEpTSEE
- H fHGRRisHsIasa'iS ". fHs sii 1888.
~ Vice President.
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Runs Malzone. Klaus l2l. Daley
Brewer. Kuenn. Maxwell ~. Tuttle
House. Bertoia. Errors-White. Lepcio
Kuenn. Runs batted in-Jensen. steph-
ems (3l. Piersall. Lee. Maxwell go Boone.
tHouse scored on Brewers wild pitch in
9Th. Bertoia scored on Lepeio's error in
sthl. Two-hase hits-etephens. Jensen,
Malone. House. Three-hase hit-Kuenn,
line. Saeriice flies--Stephens, Boone
Double play Sanford 10 Bolllnk "a
Boone. Left on bases-Boston. q: De-
troit, z. Bases on balls--of Brewer. .;
on Lee. 2; on Aber. 1; on Burning. /.
Struck out-By Brewer. 3: BY Lee. 4: BY
Aber: /; Hits-on Brewer, 5 in 8 In
sunnins Oh IN 1of innn. tfic. ,nnn eaten Sn
In 9thl:. on oromek. 0 IN y inning
Runs and earned runs-od Brewer. 50;
lei; on Burning. 90; on Gromek, 90
wild piteh-Brewer. Winning bitchsf-
Lee Dbl. Losing piteher-Breyer (2-2i.
umpires-Napp, Rice. Rcmmel Stevens.
Time-2:3o. Attendance-4.130.
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TRusTEEs SALE OF Two-sroRY
ROW FRAME DWELLING NUMBER
Jig HOWARD ROAD SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue Of deed. Of trust recorded
IN Lieer No. 1881, Folio 2S2. et
the District Of Columbia. and Al
the request Of party secured there.
by, the undersigned trustee will
otier fol. sale, BY public auction. in
front OF premises, on MONDAY,
THE THIRTEENTH DAY OF NAY.
the following described pfoperty IN
the District Of Columbia. to wit:
The westerly ~ feet front on How
ard Road By the depth Of Lot SIS
IN VIM, H. Hunters subdivision 81
Lot 2 in Section. o, ''BArry Farm"
IS yer plat recorded IN LIber co"nty
Surveyor for said District. e x Sa.
ms the southerly $50 feet thereof
condemned for the widening OF
Howard Road in District Court
Cause No. 1920 and as shown on
D oIss T e 91Sst n SAG sulryeyors
remaining part Of said in lot ~ hereby ni5S
conveyed being now known for pur-
poses OF assessment and taxation AZ
Lot e44 In Square $500.
TERMS OF SALE: Sold with. notice
the. Condemnation Of Insanitary
Bulls N sas al r.S ss;n cash ds:
~. time Of sale. Examination OF
title, conveyaneing. recording. no.
tarial fees and revenue stamps at
cost OF purchaser. Adjustments
be complied with within thirty days
from day Of sale, otherwise trustee
reserves the right TO. resell prop
e er,y ~ risk and cost Of detaultlns
ment OF such resale IN some news
paper published IN Washineton,
D. c., or deposit may be forfeited,
may avail itself Of any legal or
EQUITABLE rights against defaulting
purchaser
LHE NATIONAL METROPOLITAN
BANK OF WASHINGTON. Trustee.
BY O. M. McLEAREN,
my3,6,g,iO,ii' 'Ns''
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REpLEcs, 8; GIANTS, 7
Tos S.p: e 81 q s Ess: a 9 st r. q

POPPED out Tor sehnit in Sth.
Grounded out for Westrum In eth.
sinsiHSn a. ------- 2 sco S 9SS 2 SSSSS-s
Runs-Temple. Robinson 49,, schult.
sSre n. Sat .yi A0 ssu.S "a A,r snoen
Virgii. Errors-McMillan. Post. spencer.
Thomas Runs batted in-schult. Bailey,
Hoax (6l, eauer Cd, Virgil (3I. Me-
MILAN GU. Harris. Two base hits-Sauer.
Robinson. Harris. Mcmillan. Home runs
Virgil, Hoax. Harris. 9acrifee-McMil-
Ian. Sacrifice ny-Virgil. Uouble plays
Virgil TO 6ehoendienst 10 Harris: Ridzik
70 Spencer TO Harris TO Yestrum: Virgil
70 Ridzik: virgil 70 Spencer 70 Harris;
echcendienst % Spencer % Harris CD;
eer 70 Thomss 70 Harris. ' Left on bases
Ssi hsldi dross, 1; dr ass 1n
4; Burnside. ]; Ridzik, q; Margoneri. 3.
Struck out-By Gross. 5: By Freeman. /;
BY Burnside, q. By orissom. 2. Hts
on Klippstein In o innings, (faced 4
batters in LIST; on Gross, 8 in SO In
nines: on Freeman; In "a In
h s1s.,i on Eu g .Sr;n IN innings "a
3 in 2M innings: Oh jones I n IL n IN,
ninsS; on 0rissom 3 in 2h innings.
Runs and earned runs-on klippstein.
ID Burnside. 5-3; of RidsiS. 90: cd Oh
Margoneri. 2-2; Oh Jones, 20; on dris-
som. 2-2. HIT By pitcher-By RldsIk
lLemplel; BY orissom lRobinsonl, wild
pss a,.n s,o1 ., win ,9in pitcher
more; Smith. Time-3;i5. Attendance
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YANKEES, ); ATHLETICS. /
Totals 34os7i2 Totals 80 z "a /
! Flied out for Duren in 9TH.
9ingled for Pisoni In 9th.

oetruck out Tor McDermott In 9th.
Kansas Kan x0T eit, -dGS S ccc S SSc-Y
:. Runs-=Kubek, MeDougaid. Mantle.
Noren, Errofs--Martin. zernial, Runs
puren.. Two-base hits--Martin. simpson'
Three-base hit-Kubek. Stolen base-
ny-Berra; Double plays-.eturdivSnt 10
poassd g e skoE2on L Ma On e NC
strpst outT14y s.urdivant: 3; 81 Duren,
MeDeImott. 5 d inninss RUM and nd
puren. 3.2i Qn MeDermott, 90, Hit 81
elbeH Sr:s w PSIsa S.ss, wlS .s
u.1l. Losing pitcher-Duren (O-ij,
Berry. fins@a:ai. A.ssS Sds IeSs .saa
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SPECIAL NOTICES

] WILL. NOT BIZ RESPONSIBLE for
any debts CONTRACTED 81 anyone
other than myself. FREDERICK
Circle Il cs ~. zDt' SOS s'ils!!u'
tcNFEst, .csshvs .BrieE ss ana sIda.
supply Co.. sat, May 4 81 o am.
{:s;I1: i iss =; ss 81 a. q;
sI0CKn0LDEns Of the Northern
Sss.Iss q P pSs s.es P ns q Ps sSid
ss fss.. and Tor .r :1:s.isE &
S Sss s ssrss wn & r. asaS Z.
6ctwsen the hours d Il o'eicci
poGp ASSps rs SsISss s e5S . f BAKE
peed. sscrstH 1si1."'' .n' :, mS Srs'u
any debts Contracted Tor 81 snyone
other than myself. WILLIAM =.
R Rps. 4, hy.ss .siil M nsi Esy'
r puSs ys .nstSH y z. XII Ssh. 81 bs
der for cash. ct Santa Claus
on. riibss poSnsIse n SEDAN H. ERA, ,sSi
ssnsS ,. RswstS ~. r Ts; !, Snf ~
G6kEp., 4 sSS SdSnl Ave. DISCOUNT nl%'
WILL d:l NOT ?. sISroSs1LE ,Sr
sath ave-. hys.iSsyiiis, Va. ~
NOTICE y.,.s. 81 1ENTISM % amend
% sy; h. nc, .s. q intention 70
Of the EQUITABLE Life Insurance
Company, = corporation OF the Dis.
trict OF Columbia. which notice has
been authorized By . majority OF
pany, By authority Of the Board Of
Trustees OF the Equitable Life In.
svrance Company. q special meeting
Of the stockholderp Of said com.
pany Il hereby called 70 be held
Qn the goth day Of May. 1887. In
ihe board room on the 1th noor Of
once o. SIC Fourteenth street
NV washington. b, c.. a. 2 PM.
Inc the articles Of Incorporation n
order - increase the capital stock
o. said company IN aceordanee
With the Decentralization Of the
Board Of Truslsss o. ne said eer-
ne toQLTABff f.fgf tNSuSAnct
M3rfolafn a. eaII eranSas
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Mel Clark Dropped

DETROIT. May 3 R.-Mel
Clark. a reserve outfielder. has
been leased outright by the
Tigers today to Charleston, w.
Va.
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Runs hatted in-.Fox. sievers. Dropo
50: Dolby. Tvo-bsse his=ApsrieiO.
Fox. Lemon. Mlnoso. Lollar. Double
plays-Phillips 10 Fox: Runnes 70 Boil
ing. Left on bases Washington, y; Chi
sff bonovsn s':s 81 S aelnsnae. siop sssuci
Lon stobbs. in o INNINGS: on Herman.
dec, IN = iDninss; Runs and earned
on Hernandez. III. Hit By piteher-Bv
Donovan (Yost). Winning piteher-Don.
oyan u.0l. LOSING .piteher-stobbs
chylsk ana SUMMER. Time-2:s2. AZ.
tendance-l,9S4.
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PHILLIEs. 4; CUBS. z
Totals 81 8 "a S Totals 20 = ~ j

1struek out for Drott In sth.
Chicago 600 Oi0 1000
Philadelphia O01 0O3 O0x-1
Runs-Banks. Long. Ashburn. Ander.
son, Bouehee. Bowman. Error-Fern.
andeE. Runs batted in-Ashburn, Long
Bouchee 2, Bowman. Walls. Two-base
hits-Bouchee Jones. Three-base hit
erts. sacrlfce fy-Bowmsn. Double PLAY
base.-chiesso y. PhiiSdeiShis /. Base 1
on Halls.oG Drott: 1; Roberts. /
HtSaoS Drots r n inn ESSert v.l, ls
tinetti. 3 in inning. Runs and earned Earned
runs-od Drott. "A: Roberts. 81,
Winning pitcher--Roberts 0-3). Losing
sS. gscfoHst Ca gS%pvrsssllsn
Lob. Attendanee-4.501.
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AUCTION SALES
THos. .. OWEN q SON. Auctioneers.
ili1 Z 81. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
TWo-sTORY OW-BRIcK DWELL
ING BEING KNOWN AS PREM
Uses NUMBER 1929 WARDER
STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue of q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded, in Liber No. 10301,
Folio 500 ct seq, OF. the land
records Of the District Of Columbia,
and at the request Of the party
. secured thereby, the yndersigned
n ront van SEN Inc P prems. sc' ON
THURSDAY THE NINTH DAY or
MAY AID. lD57. AT TWO O'CLOCK
PM, the following described land
and premises. situate in the Dis:
trict Of Columbia. and designated
as and being Lot 80 In Elizabeth
3 and p 10. Bio S ! "% " they
the Once Of the Surveyor Tor the
District Of Columbia in Liber 40,
ct Folio 1872, said block now known
as Square 3040.
TERMS: Sold subject To prior
SS assSsist0n 1853 q tFS.
ther particulars of which WI BE-
announced At time Of sale; the
purchase price above said trust to
be paid. in cash. A deposit OF $500
REQUIRED. Conveyancine. record
tustments made as Of date u sale.
Terms to be complied with within
thirty days, otherwise deposit for
felted and the property may be
advertised and resold at the diecre.
ton Of the trustees.
FRANK W. MARsALEK
Trustees.
THOS. ]. OWEN q SON, AucfioneeFS,
I'LL z 81. NV.
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coNRoY. M VIZ GIss.' NrLEN .
GILMORE,
1920 X 81. NV, Washington, d. G.

tWo-- sToRY Brick v VENEER
DWELLING WITH FIVE ROOMS,
E-AND-ONE-HALF BATHS AND
GARAGE BEING KNOWN AS
tREMHsEs so MgMREE s424 TEXAS
duly recorded in fiber No. iois MI
Folio $50 ct sea-, Of the land rec
ords Of the District Of Columbia.
Trustees 1 hff se at me eub nos suetion
OF MAY. Alb. 1857. AT TWO
THIRTY O'CLOCK PM, the fol-
lowing described land and premises
and being DESIGNATED as Lot 81 in
the subdivision made by Randle and
Garvin, Inca Of lots in Square 663S,
IS per plat recorded in Liber No.
los, Folio 1856, Of the records Of
ne e,s Once Of tne surveyor Tor ihs
building and coming regulations in
force in the District OF Columbia.
TERMS: ALL CASH. A deposit Of
$500 will be required at time Of
sale. Adjustments made Is Of date
ing. revenue stamps, etc., at cost
Of purchaser. Terms OF sale TO be
complied with within thirty days
from day Of sale, ott-fvfse the
trustees reserve the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost
of defaulting purchaser, after i've
days advertisement Of such resale
IN some newspaper published in
FRANCIS q. ADDISON. Jr..
J, HANSON BEALL. -
THOs. .. OWEN q SON, Auctioneers.
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Runs-olc onnell e3). Aaron te).
Mathews. crandall, Bufdette. Fondsy,
cIemsnte. Baker. Mazeroski. Powers. En-
rors-Burdette. Baker (2D, MaSeroski.
Clemente. Runs batted in-ThomSon.
Logsn. 0'connell C2l. Mathews I31
WsUconnell scored on clemente,s errorl.
hits=Tcrre. Baker. Three-base hit
Fondy. Home rvns,,o conneil.. Powers.
S @ Sn5sH e A ..a. ThS%as 70 Baker
S$::; p sg Ea!:ssss':n' a
s1l Arroyo D zt Mu1 4 Iui az KIM 4
2 innings; on Murtf. D IN ! inning: on On
IS inni Il 3" Cd nPP ss.. On a sriE NINA:
Runs and earned runs-ofi Burdette'
s:6; On Murn. o-oi on Kline. 3.5: Oh
piteher-nuLdette t3-il. Loslns pitcher
S-Laee t0-2). umpire.-Dixon. Burk-
endance-14.I3i.
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|O8. J. OWN g SON, Aud
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IMPROVED RIAL EsTArEe Known
,AS GIG AND 61s + STREET
,NoETHWEsT. WASHINGTON. b. c.
b virtue Of . certain deed Of trust
foiio 40 e sea. Of I Tie far isnd zee rec.
ords Of the District Of Columbia
enc ildgment Of the United
states Disttict Court for. the Dis
t hts,,s Of cciunbIs entered IN Civil
auction. IN front Of the prei,ises.
or NAY. AID 1857. AT HRHt
2.cLock Pm. The following:
s'e sSe b Isna snS ,pfs%lss situate
bered Thirty-tvo tSsl n chnrIes
saus.: nsmSsrsa iYp SSr iHlHanndrsSS
s enc aEcSEty !, *. al a,l 9; Csr Mat
yesor Tor hs pssrie se e 2 c US SSs
IN Liber B, 1t Folio Ito sale 4
MADE subject 70 Rule 81 81 the
vnited states District court for
NE Dlstriet Of Columbia.
s ssRssa' & In. f': asl. WIN a q e
ments made Is Of date Of sale. An
ccnveyaneing, recording. revenue
Termpss a &c s.,. q 4 cost 3. q purchase,
esy.p 1 sfses e. WITHIN Tst. twenty sI
cation Of sale hy the Court. other
wise the deposit shall be forfeited.
TIE RIGGS NATIONAL BANK or
sS S;SSs''' s,S s E 4; sTEAs sgEsTSSSSS
by ccnsclld ation. October /. 1854.
By HERBERT W. PRfMG.
myi.e.a.4.s67.s. e''osn1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-03
THOs. j. OWEN Z SON, A1esioneeT
iii z 81. NV.

t TTWoo.sT6RY AI 5ErAcHEn l sRfeK
DWELLING BEING KNOWN as
DOM PLACE NORTHWEST.
BY virtue 4 certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. in Liber No. 104I4.
Polio 5Iy ct seq, Of. the land
records Of he District Of Columbia.
sRS shs sSus;s &. Of sae RassS
trustees viii sell At public auction.
DAY. THE FOURTEENTH DAY OF
h MAxi g. 1857, At Ut, TWO !,
described land and premises. stu.
ate. in tine District Of Columbia,
and designated. as and being Lot
Small H.. q lots dSrI n Square ISS2: as
the Surveyor for the District OF
Columbia. In Liber Ill, at Folio 90.
TERMS. Sold subject TO q prior
building association deed Of trust
for approximately S13.142.03: fur.
ther particulars Of which will bo
announced at time Of sale: the. pur-
S Sas Price ss.o above s S.Do, sfas 81 e s Ss
required. conveSanein S ree e. dHyS
etc. at purchasef's cost. Adjust.
ments made as Of date OF sale.
Terms TO be complied with within
thirty days, otherwise deposit fore
felted and the property may bO
advertised nd resold at the dis.
erection Of the -ustess:
my3,6,s.1O,l3 Trustees.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER & son,
d. AmlNNDmamwn