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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-06
School Paper
Wins Award

The Wheaton Scroll, Wheaton
High Schools newspaper, won
an All-American rating in the
58th All-American Newspaper
Critical Service conducted by
the National Scholastic Press
Association.
Regina Richards, a senior. is
editor in chief. Managing edi-
tors are 10 McConnaughy and
Richard Riddell. Janet Skog-
land is business manager. The
paper was started three years
ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-06

instrumental selections at q
musicale tea next Sunday in
KenSington. Md.
The tea is sponsored by the
music section of the Women's
Community Club of Kensington.
Proceeds will 60 to the 'orches-
ira, which is under the direc-
ton of Chester Petranek.
The orchestra meets each
Wednesday in the gymnasium
of the Bethesda Chevy Chase
High School. There are 90
members from 9 junior high
schools and 16 senior high
schools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-06
Represents u. S.

Billy represented the United
States in junior doubles and
singles in the Canadian In
ternational table tennis tour
nament last September in To-
ronto. He won.
But the hardest trophy to
win was last year when I played
on television on WMAL." Billy
recalls. 1T was warmer than
usual with the TV lights and I
was nervous because of the
cameras and I was playing boys
who had beaten me. I won.
but I don't remember the name
Of the tournament"
Billy also won the boys divi-
sion Of the Eastern States
championship in 1856 and 1857.
He started padding a ping pong
ball eight years ago.
I'VE moved to our present
home at 5006 Klingle street
NV. and my father got the
bright idea Of buying a table.
! just hit the ball around with
my brother and father and boys
in the neighborhood. Then !
started going to the DCTTA ev-
cry Sunday and playing against
better players"
He also started playing in
the DCTTA tournaments and
winning them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-06
QuizzIe Answers

Some students have written
TEEN asking whether or not
cash prizes still are being
awarded for solving Quizzles.
As We said two weeks ago,
Quizzles are for fun. No cash
prizes are being awarded. The
answers for last weeks Quizzle
are In the adjoining column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-06

tables at the DCTTA. 419 Ninth
street NV. He never plays at
home any more. When Billy
got into the championship
bracket the two feet behind his
ping pong table at home wasn't
enough. He needs at least 10
feet. So he gave the table to
the DCTTA.
Billy Is practicing especially
hard now. Besides having his
eye on the ping pong hall. he's
got his eye on becoming the
National boys champion.
II have made the quarter
finals for two years." Billy says.
This year ! hope / can beat
the jinx." The tournament
starts Friday in Asbury Park,
N. j.
And does he have any good
luck tokens to help him?
moi" says Billy emphatical.
lly. I'm just counting on my
paddle. You see, once before
a tournament my father found
a penny on the street. Put it
in your pocket for good luck
he said. I did. And ! lost the
whole batch"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-06
PERSONALITY PARADE
Table Tennis Star Just Paddles Along
By Fiji GoRSKA
Star Stan Writer

Billy Keim Is q slow talker.
but he's fast in walking of
with table tennis trophies.
He started playing tourna-
ment table tennis four years
ago when he joined the District
of Columbia Table Tennis As
ISOLATION. Il think I've got
about IS trophies at home"
says the soft-spoken teen-ager
who is president and also
student council representative
of his ninth grade section at
Gordon Junior High.
His latest trophies were for
winning the l5-and-under and
the l8-and-under singles in the
District YMCA tournament
March 20. Earlier last month
he spent eight and one-half
hours at the Capitol Open
Table Tennis Tournament and
won the boys l5-and-under
division. He had won in that
division two times before this
year.
Billy can bounce six different
serves of his yellow sponge
rubber paddle. II think ! win
most of my points with slams
and chops" says the l4-year-
old. I'm not especially fast"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-06
eQUIZZLEe
TEST your skill on this combination
erosswoFd-quiz.-
ACROSS

ACROSS
!. Which magnificent bridge across the Tagus
was built by the Romans 1000 years ago and
Is still in use today?
8. Which Of the Cirque ports has its harbor
partially blocked?
:. What metal is used as protective coating in
metal containers?
8. Which tunnel through the Alps, 1917 miles
long, runs between Italy and France?
ii. What is the term for the trail left by an
animal?
Is. Who leads the Mohammedans at prayer?
IA. What is the ermines name for half the year2
I. What creature is domesticated by ants?
2. What sailing vessel is commonly used in
Ceylon?
3. What group of chalk rocks lie of the western
end on the Isle of Wight?
4. Who was the merchant in 1.-The Merchant Of
Venice?
g. VINO was the younger daughter of James II?
g. What is used to change the note on string
of the ukulele?
TO- Which Kipling character started out as boy
on the streets of India?
H. What can be part Of theater or a mine?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-06
Northwood Hop

Northwood High School will
hold a "vice versa" dance from
9 to IL next Friday night.
Theme Of the dance will be
AN Evening in Venice" Music
will be provided by Don CaStell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-06
Youth Orchestra

Five teen-agers who are men,
bers Of the Montgomery County
Youth Orchestra will provide
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-06
Practice, Practice

only practice helps you
improve" the 5-foQt-l0-inch
blond says. For that reason
Billy spends about seven hours
O week behind one Of the green
Evening star., 1958-07-13

wSsats ssssIsoa, $50 ss q s'la best D5 Ssr 'SS e
1-4172.
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MOONS FuRnMB..vA.
icoNTIhuEnl

AIInAC. ROOM, next ban; prefer
mlddlo-arad couple close 10 bus
and BhonpinE. IA. e-1e1i.
OH nUsGELL nD.-Rm. and bath.
for Qul0t. refined middle-agod lady.
Call OV. 8-Oi02.
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GLEARHNCE Of famous-make ny
.,s Ain ru. and bedrm, furni-
. tmre. fioor samples Of Kroehler
Ehromcraft, Dixie, Blowing Rock
Kent-Coffey, Simmons. etc. Savt S
because OF our loW-cost location
and lower cost Of doing business .;i
a few minutes Of your time viii
. Convince you Of guaranteed au-
thentic savings. ANsoNIA FgENal-
TuRE Co, Sol II st. ne. u: O.
Z 33b4; easy terms; open evenlnes:
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MIScELLANEOUS WANTED

ADD. MACHINES and typewriter
bought, fair prices paid. 213O 24th
pl. ne. LA. 6-1161, WO. 6-b224
AIR CONDITIONERS, REFRIGER-
ATORS, washing machines, freez-
ers, fans and motors, any guam
tity. RAYMOND, 20S n. Frederick
ave, 0aithersburg, Nd. Gathers
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ROOMS. H0UsEKEEPINe


OEOnGETOWN-LGe. rm., refgr..
phone. nice tenant8; one person.
A41 mo. 1900 30th, pU, 7-l330. :
LIGHT HOUsEKREP1N0 ROOM
with refer: also nice, clean sleep
ina room: NV. sec; DE-, I-l7o4.
LARGE FRONT ROOM near bath.
refrr., utli incl, SfO-SIb. l1oo
I.anier pl. NV. NO. 7.l00l,
AIR VENT COOLINcs refgr., grin
TV, clock radio foam mattr,i So
SIS 2147 y NV, tx, 3-o033,
LAR0E. BRIGHT CORNER, gr.-ley.
rm.. dbl expos. pvt. entr.: very
reas. Nice 9nd-n furn. rm. avail,
non-hskp. RA 3-5036.
I72s n. HAMP. AVE. N.Ws--skls.,
air-cond. dbls. refgr., h. plates N
rms. 2-rtn. apt, Kitchen snouer,
lrg. basement rm.
COLORED-HOUeEKEEPNG. RM.
suitable for ! or 2 employedi pyt.
home reas. IL 4-b713
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
lcoNIlNUGDl


VIOLIN WANLED--Fine Old italian
CfomOna preferred. No dclIera
WI, o-i4OD
coon USED TOOLS, equipment,
suitable for service station and
hght repairs. oaithersburg 4t0:
4 no answer, OF, e-O636.
Ol.D-RA FASHIONED picture frames,
clocks, furn-, china, glaas, guns,
antiques, ETC.; cash. 10. 4-14bb.
lhr
GRAHAM (Pittman) SHORTHAND
TEXTBOOK wanted 70 buy. Phone
EV. 4-0506.
ARR, KlWANIs CLUB CHARITY
BAZAAR. needs donations Of Iurn..
clothing, bric-a-brac, utenails,
tools, toys, machines anything
ue0blo. N. Va, pickup service.
Evening star., 1958-07-13

FURNITURE-Wanted today, gond
furniture. any amount. Also want
refrigerator, gas stove and ptano.
Call Mr.. GRADY. MA. s-267N.
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GOODACRE

2-bedrm. apt. available July
Reasonable. Excel. Location for
snopping ana transp. 1913 Piney
Branch rd;' Silver Spring, Nd. Cal
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Bedroom and All Good
VI CALL EN-. 2-6677

FURNITURE---ContentS,. ODD pieces,
glass and bric-a-brec;. buying ano
selling go years. Original HOP-
WOODS. Sth and K sts. NV, ME
Evening star., 1958-07-13

BOXER, male. fawn, Axe reg. ::
90 or best offer. 10. S-5203.
BOXER PUPS, beautiful fawn, black
masks: ch stock, Axe; reas. JU.
6-4040 or Mt. Airy 7S2.
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APTs. FURMISRED-D. o

ALA. AVE. ST., S969-2 lge. rms.
bsmt. apt: pvt. bath; adults only;
bus at door. LU. 2-0702.
ANDREWs-BOLLTNG, s.E.-I-bed-
rm. apt. with 1.r., dinette, and
scr. pch.: conv. shop, transp.
Evening star., 1958-07-13
FARM AND aARDEn
lrn.L-l.-IL-nl

UGED TRACTOR AND FoUIp-
NENr eALN--IH Utility 300, Win
backnQe and loadefi Eafmnll SUPER
Al Oliver IIi YAH Case has
fake4; neld moWera; post driver
walking and riding oarccn trac.
ora. MALONEY'o nc, 6i1o
9eorgia esye- Silver aprine, Nd
WAFER LILIEs. day OF night
bloomern. 40 varieties. Also other
aquatic planta. leh, irogs and
tadpoles, WE, e-29f1, WE. &
ssGsSa; ssssn;a.S SvI HOLLAND Rte .
WELL-ROTrED Gov manure, $40
PsT SalrrsS sSn v. cshiIEH1nS csi HsT5ssu s.Sls eSs
WOOD sHAVINGs-Free you
load and haul, Let and X ats.
Sc, VI, 3-l600,
MOvgDl We're nov AZ Ednor lRta.
RoTHs AzALEA GARDEN
HAVING DUSTY ROADsf Can u
or too small, m, B-0124,
WANTED-Nice farm IN Southern
MARYLAND, approx. S20, 600. sub
stantial cash down. Box 170-R,
Aluminium Bus Bodies
|se It. long. complete with seats.
Ideal for poultry houses, stables.
tool sheds and . 1000 other uses.
ONLY $295
While they last,
We can arrange for delivery.
JULIAN C. COHEN a Co. INC,
Bladensburg, Nd. AP. 7-4444
RICH TOPSOIL
for lawns, greenhouses, nurseries.
No dieging needed. Just spread over
delivered. only SIS. Can wa. S-eCoT.
TRACTOR INVENTORY
SALE
New III Farmall ESQ
New III EarmaI $50
New III Farmall 450
New III Utility 500
MALONEY'S. INC.
III FULL LINE DEALER
s120 Georgia Ave, silver Spring
JU. 6-3333
EQUIPMENT SALE
ME. power tlller, $3.50; Jari
sickle mower, SIS; Whirlwind "a
IN. rotary mower, S116: Eshelman
garden tractor with rotary tiller
and sickle mower, S05: Cunning
ham garden tractor with cult. 500;
Toro 30-ln. reel mower, S45; Ex-
cello 24-in. rotary riding mower,
$40. An in excel: cond. .dRAv-
Evening star., 1958-07-13
MISCELLAMEOUS FOR RENT

BULLDOZERs, leaders, generators,
chain saws, mixers. pumps, Foro
tractors, cement grinderS' nnlsn-
ing machines, etc. JU, o-0O4U.
RENTAL TOOLS EQUlPMENT CO.
7-FT. DOZER and 34-yd front
end loader, $50 per day; 6O-cu:-
IT. air compressor; for rent. AN
DREW BOBBY CO.. ia. S-1oS3
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HARTNETT HALL
1925 21St ST. NV.
ROOMS WANTED

REASONABLE Furnished bedroom
& pvt. bath wanted by gentleman.
Prefer quiet NV. location-conv
trapsp.. references, Box 470-L.
Star. lJs
QUIET RM., good light. for study,
home privils. Wise. ave. vic. I;
empl. lady, Box 50O-L. Star.
Evening star., 1958-07-13

tcontinued On NeEt Pass
Evening star., 1958-07-13

= Iiouidating contents Of shop and
household furnishings. that we nave
nurchased to be sold at punllc auc-
lion without reserve. Furniture m
eiudes Early American, victorian
French, etc. American tavern Ia
,hies. drop-leaf tables. marble top
pieces including tables, chests, siae-
boards, finger carved Victorian sofa,
,erandfather clocks, mirrors OH
naintings chandeliers. Hundreds oI
frames, all types; cherry nignI
stands, French writing desk lOrmulu
friu1). Collection Of music boxes,
china, glass, bric-a-hrae oi every
description. Thousands OF items TOO
numerous to mention. Lge. grouping
Of high grade furniture. Every item
owned By Flea Market ana solo
Ia 5-88I4 JA.8-057S
Auctioneer: Buddy Artrtp
II. OWNER: Irving Cohen
DTPLOMAT LEAVING COUNTRY,
sells 8 antique din. rm. chairs
S55: window fan, $12; misc. sill
yer pieces; radio-phono. console;
portable record player; small table
radio. OIL. 2-O3S6.
Evening star., 1958-07-13

WASHER, Whirlpool sudsaver, Q
pounds. fully ausomatlc; sSa yrs.
Evening star., 1958-07-13
ALTO SAX
In good condition. FE. 3-30S6.
ANTIQUES

Do not sell your valuable antique
china, glass, furniture, etc, before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
oTTNpta foF eTneFk aupraisals
Evening star., 1958-07-13

TAsnsl TbinsaslO1, %HS5ttt si5o for -pS pT.; ~ 1S.in,
comb. s55; sgle; bed. sprJtnss and
Evening star., 1958-07-13

WASHER, auto. and drier: good
cond con, i.,Iaus must saerissess5 issss57S 20 sashi
Evening star., 1958-07-13

WASHER, 1888, semiautomatic, ex-
ceiIent condition; must sell; !S3b'
Evening star., 1958-07-13

WASHING MACHINE, Bendix. Bolt
down. $50. Good condition. 1886
Evening star., 1958-07-13
,z1a -. Swy IA. s-s7OO

1740 Lee Hwy. ia. o-o1Ul
WAXER-SCRUBBER, Regina. New
esf model. hardly used. All ecces'
sofies and guar. S25. RA -3-7771
WELDERs, Lincolns. all types, new
ySsdtp y%SsEdtpiSc fSlss' sSPPLY ssnssLIsYi ffP5 CO.. NC.
AiREisnEScK BAREsEcK & LANpRuM, D: q
1921 47th ave. ne, 81. 3-05OO.
Evening star., 1958-07-13

WATER COOLERS, dE bottle type;
elec,: $3.50; excel. eond; ,.-l1S5E WASH; !
Co, 1908 H Sc. NV. D1. 7-6110
WATER HEATERS, gas. used. guar
er,fead. 2n-eh gallons.
Evening star., 1958-07-13
DISCARDED JEwELRY
DIAMONDS

Tvl tape recorders. to. S25. FoI
Qut-cf-order unita. WO, 6-Qll)(l
10 an. - 10 pm. daiivi sunday,
Evening star., 1958-07-13
DOas, pETs, ETc.

DOCS, PETS, ETC.
ALASKAN MALAMUTE PUPPIEs,
Axe, kOBUk KENNELS Manassas.
Va. Phone g6-J-2.
ALLIGATORs, So: pups. 1885,
gkunks, raeeoonS. slam. kilt,
lizards. 3. pigs, frogs, prairie
dogs, mice. rats. MONKEYS. Lge,
selection Of local, Western and
SOC day. Delivery. ME. s-5522.
BAssET HOUND PUP, Axe. male;
reasonable; wormed and shot. XII.
BAssET H0UNDs-S5O and up.
"A J. FRlTz, Lisbon. Nd. Sykes
BEAGLE PUPsi Q Wks. old; GOOD
hunting stock males, Slb; fe-
BEAGLE, I VI. old, male, purebFed,
n9pseorgken. shots, $50. WI. p
BEAGLEs. Axe registered. $50
sS saeh; SaSyssar years old; runnins soOd.
BEAGLE PUPPIES. 8 wks. old;
$40. cR. 3-0207.
BEAGLE PUPS, thoroughbreds, for
pets and hunting; Wormed; sis.
He. 4-70e6.
BEAGLEs, Q weeks old. wormed;
parents Axe reg. Clinton, Ma
Hickory 9-b755.
BLACK STANDARD POODLE PUP
hIkS y males Axe all shots.
BLOODHOUND PUPPIEs, p1rebred,
y wks. old: trainable, iovable,
lge. capacity for tie. SIP. 4-5372.
BOSTON TERR.. fox terri, silver
gray German shepherd, blond
cocker, mixed pups. MAPLRWooD
BOSTON TBRRIER PUPPY, male,
Axe, from show stock: SIS; de-
posit holds. TU. 2-16S0.
BOSTON TERRIEs-(3), males, 3
mo-, Axe. champion line, SIS
each. VIII. 0-S9O1.
BOSTON TERRIER, male, 9 mos.
old Axe reg.s wormed and shots.
Call WI. 2-5O36 after 9 pm.
BOSTON TERRIER, T., 10 mos. old,
excel. pedigree, Axe: $50. 40.
0-7273. Loves children.
BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIEs, Axe,
top quality: Beautifully marked
Silver Spring. 10. 6-4365.
BOSTON TERRIER STUDS - For
2-0425. 1904 colesvills rd., s. s.
BOSTON TERRIERS, at stud: res. /:
all under Is lbs; reservations in
aadvance. MRS. MINNO, ia. 3
BOXER PUPPIES, champ. ana In.
ternational champ. pedigrees: $50
and $40. Gaithersburg 1031J.
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ROOMS FURMlSHED--N.E.
ROOMS FURM. S.E..S.W.

NICE ROOM: priv. kit; share bath,
$50 per mo-; beaut. bedrm., well
furnished, Ii. 7-324S.
Evening star., 1958-07-13

HIGHLY DEsIRABLE RI. for lady
Sn. Ssss So ., q ySISSn. SISn. nan H.,1 n n 2 Dvtiy
Lee hwy, Brkist. privii. csn
aftsE $3.50 D.M- "A. f-e36o.
Evening star., 1958-07-13

VERY attractive apt, consisting
Of extra-large liv. rIn., bedrm. and
bath; Q hot plate ana refgr. pro-
vided for your convenience: 500
per mo. Open for inspection Non.
through Fri., Q to 5.
HENRY .. RoBB. NC.
10zl Vermont Ave. NV. pI. 7-o1kl
Evening star., 1958-07-13

WELL-ROTTRD COW manure, $40
per ton, CHANTILLY FARM,
Fairfax, We. Call Herndon 30-J-2,
WOOD sHAVINGs-Free n you
load and haul Let and K Sts.
Evening star., 1958-07-13

GEORGETOWN, s0th and c.
nice rms. adj. bath, Unlim. ph.,
eonv. transp.: S45 sci. AD. 2-16l2
IGIRARD 81. NV. l450 Palmer
House" Isl q. ssls. N. nsrt y
bath; S3.5o Q vsok
Evening star., 1958-07-13
WELDING TRUCK AND
WELDER

WA. 7-64l6 after Q Pm. -
WHEEL CHAIR, E8sJ, chrome, toldc7
ing, excel. cond.; S75. EM. 3-2ozg
WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA
New 1888 edition, 19 VOL, Sl29
Terms. CY. 7-S578.
Smyrna times., 1958-02-20
CAMDEN FIRM
OK'S EXPANSION
Company Develops, Revises
Sales Campaign to Include
Radio and TelevisiOn =
CREATE "MUSCLE-FLEX"

Industries, Incorporated of Cam
den, Del. is developing rapidly and
will actively enter the pharma-
ceutical field on national scale
this year. The company produces
a massaging lotion known as
Muscle-Flex which for many years
has been successfully used in the
treatment of colds, stiffness of
joints, sore and aching muscles,
arthritic pains, shingles, pleurisy
and many other ailments. Under
the direction of the company's
president, Edna r. McTaggart,
who has personally supervised the
manufacture and sales of the pro-
duct since its inception, the orig
inal door-to-door sales have de-
veloped into a growing mail order
business. The new program of the
company contemplates extensive
newspaper and radio advertising
in conjunction with increased pro-
duction with automatic equipment.
This will be followed by intensive
television advertising estimated to
cost over two million dollars the
first year. An organization is now
being set up to handle the distri-
button and sales. This proposed
expansion and development is be-
ing promoted through new finan-
cling. Debenture bonds and stock
are being offered by the company,
first TO those who might be inter-
ested in participating in this stage
of the company's development on
a particularly advantageous basis
and later to the general public
through brokerage underwriting.
Much interest has been shown in
the progress of Industries, Inc,
which is a Delaware corporation,
owned and operated by Delaware
citizens and local personnel. The
product is used here and through
out the east and is endorsed by
professional and lay persons alike.
1t is hoped that the ownership
and location of the company will
remain here, an asset to the state
and a source of employment.
Smyrna times., 1958-02-20

Lot No. s5-Iss Galv. 8" PR Elbows:
90 Galv. 8" PR Shoes; us Alum. s.
PR Elbows; las Galv. 8" PR Elbows;
Is 5" Binds VS. Drop rs K Galy. e.,
K Strainers; 81 X Alum. Connectors: 80
Alum. 5/3 Drop Alum. IL X Inside
Miter Alum. Outside Miter Alum:
~ X Outside Miter Alum. Copper
2s 81 Copper B Drops; $50 Copper Con-
nectors. 5" X; II Copper Connectors,
5" K;.4 Copper X Inside Meters: 140
s. Gutter Spikes Coppertone; 81 Cop
tsS s sae CAPS look Ga zoo = Gay Gut
a. X Comb. HANGERS; 100" X Comb.
Hangers; ga" Outside Meters. Galv.
so" X Connectors. Galv.; 75-5" X
HHangers; Galy.; l60.4" X End Caps.
B Drops, Galv. PR; l5O-5" Galv. Con-
nectors. PR. AS" Galv. Meters. pr.
z4-o Comb. Hangers. p. r. Galv.; 100
End Caps. p. R. Galv.; sos"
H 6rop G asnF F. Ga 3d. 3 b r. 51 G
Galv. sos" Gutter Spikes 30" Gaiv.
! Ferrules: 1904" Racks & Kegs, CaIv
$50 Racks & Kegs. Galv. 81; so Pipe
C cleats. 3" Galy. 500 Sickle Hooks. 3"
#. Inside Corners Asbestos: 1000 Fl. In.
side Corners Insul; 1876" Alum. Com.
Hangers; 1916" Alum. End cans
Alum; 100 DOwnspout Straps Alum. i50
ers 10 Alum IS Str a. A HanceSs Nit
5IS. DROPS Alum. 80 Alum. 5/s Ends
with Drops; so Galv. P. R. Strap Hang
ers; 10 Galv. 5/3 Drops.
Hd lot no So 66E5 Pe. 4Sl2xA Temp.
Lot No. 67-l2 Ctn. SKIS PIX. 1O6 #.
Lot No. 6S-2 So. Buck Siding Insul.
Lot No. 69-46 Bdls. i6xS2xiS Tile ca
a, Bdl. iexs2xla Tile So; 81 #. lSxl6
Lot No; $500 #. l2"x8' rlk.; 4
PIX. 240 II. 12''xS'xh PIX: 1929 II.
i6"xs'xh Plank; 5000 #. Plking u"
Lot No. 71-5O So. Asbestos Siding
4. So. Yitramin Siding; So. Asbestos
Lot No. 1880 #. AKA Temp. Hdbd.
lOSS f. t 4SSSS-l 81, Temp adbd $50 #.
Hdbd n: aG So II Temp ne Fl Gdb sts Temp
Lot No. 7S-5 Pc. 4xsxl4" Peg BID.
Lot No. 74-12 Cans Seal. Nova Roof
= Lot No y rs IS s.; p ?. C. g; TtsGqs; 5
Lot No. 1864 Kegs Asst. Nails.
Lot No. ITO Ctn. Insul. Siding
Corners.
Lot No. 81 Lot Tlerite Plastic Tile.
Lot No. sl-2 4-wheel Trucks.
| Lot No. S2-5 Garage Doors, Ski
Lot No. $4,000 #. Rockwool Med
23'; 1000 #. Rockwoo Med. 23'': 27OO
#. Rockwool Med. 49,; $500 #. Rock
wool Med 2S"; 1400 #. Fiberglass Med
49,; $50 RI. Ia" Roofing Valley; "a
Skis Lowers; Pitched Roof Lowers :
10 Pitched Roof Lowers II Wall LOW
LOWERS "a Adj. LOWERS IL Adj Low
ers 10 Sx8 Lowers 81 Sx12 LOWERS (;
Lot Celo-Tex Mouldings; $50 #. lex
l6xl5 Tile; IL 12x1S LOWERS: 28 Skis
LOWERS 5000 it, 12x12x1h Tile; 4 So
Nova Shakes: ESQ #. 16x16x1A Tile $50
#. 16x32xh Tile.
JAMES B. BICE, III, Receiver
SIC F.. Leockerman Street
Tower. Delaware
Maurice A. Hartnett. III
PIG S. Sta'e Street
Dover. Del.
Attorney for Receiver
Smyrna times., 1958-02-20
TUESDAY, FEB. rs, 1858

at 1900 PM, Eastern Standard Time
ALL that certain lot, piece or marcel
" iano, with the buildings thereon erect
county and State of Delaware known as
Lot No. s. Block B, on a certain Mot
OF land known as Capitol Park, prepared
Sy Marvin s, Smith. Civil Engineer and
revised September 16. 1864 and appearing
OF public record in the Office for the
Recording of Deeds, in and for Kent
County aforesaid, in Plot Book g. Page
90, more particularly bounded and de-
scribed as follows. to-wit beginning at
a point in the Northwesterly side of
Governor Boulevard at fifty (50) feet
wide. distant fifty-three and thirty-eight
one hundredths t5S.3S) feet measured
minutes. fifty-eight (5sj seconds East East
from point of curve. the Southeasterly
end of twenty (20) feet radius june
ton curve joining the said side of Gov
ernor Boulevard with the Northeasterly
wide. said point of Beginning being in
the division line between Lots Nos
and z /: thence thereby North twenty-four
| (2D degrees, twenty-eight (2S) minutes.
forty-six G46l seconds West one, hundred
thirty .(1S0) feet to a point in the center
line of ten (10) feet wide utility ease
ment thence thereby and by the division
line between Lots Nos. 6 and s North
! SlXty-one 1911 degrees, three (O3l min
! utes. fifty-eight (58) seconds East sixty
two and seventy-nines one-hundredths
| (62.7e) feet to a point in the center line
of another ten (10) feet wide utility
easements thence thereby and by the
division line between Lot No. and Lots
Nos. and South twenty-four (24l de
grees, twenty-eight (2S) minutes. forty
six (46) seconds East one hundred thirty
| (l30) feet to the said side of Governor
Boulevard and thence thereby South
sixty-one (6D degrees. three (03) min
utes, fifty-eight (5s) seconds West sixty
two and seventy-nine one-hundredths
(62.7e) feet to the point and place of
Beginning. Be the contents thereof what
they may.
Being the same lands end premises
cnnveyed to Richard ]. Smith and Doris
| p. Smith. his wife, by deed of Gordy
Builders. Inc, a corporation of the State
of Delaware. dated the Sth day of March
1855 and recorded in the Office for the
Recording of Deeds, in and for Kent
County, in Deed Record v. Volume 20.
Page 1893.
Subject to the restrictions as recorded
In the Office for the Recording of deeds.
@. Volume 20. Page Ill.
| Improvements thereon Ranch type
house containing 6 rooms and car port.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Richard j. Smith and Doris
p. Smith, his wife. and will be sold by
THOMAS HUGHES.
Sheriff
Sheriff's Office
Dover, Delaware
January 81, 1858