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TOTS AND TODDLERS
100 Summer Dresses, assorted Styles solids end prints
sizes } to *:
Reg. Ass. sss. 2.99 Reg. 7ss to ssS. 3.S9
l25-l5s and le9 Tot Girls ond soy' Shorts. cotton
Init twill see,ucket 36x - 100
$50 Tots Coordinate Group, red, tor blue checks
Ploysuit regularly l.99 --------------------I.3 0
Shorts regularly l.4s ---------------------l.OO
Bermudos, regularly Lao -----------------l.OO
Blouse. regularly lie --------------l.OO
6S-ls9 to 229 Girls Swimsuits, to 6x --------l.SS
end Floor, washington and Silver Spring;
5rd Floor PARKHgtoH
7s-Tots' Mosie Crepe sunsuits, 3-6x il the group.
S9e. 2 for 81
End FLOOR, WASHINGTON ONLY
CHILDREN'S SHOES
l03-3sess9 Teens Summer Flats end cusuuls; broken
stzss3ee ChiIdrens Leather Summer Scndols, broken
snd Floor, Washington and SilreF spTtAe;
STd Floor, PARhtHot0R
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MISSES CASUAL DRESSES
3OO-loss-l7ss Misses cosuols. styles for now snS
fuiit CIV ssVN
srd Floor. Woshington: and Floor. SipsT Sprins
and PARKtHgtoB
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STATIONERY
7oo-s7 10 SIS Leather Desk Accessories - 81 TO %
loo-lso-S3 Bstp BstI Accessories --.-. Use loo
so-lss Reversible Bridge TsbIs csvsn ------- 81
5000 Hseht Co. Linsd Envelopes. PKG. ------IOe
So-3ss Check Files, o. h --------------------S III
3o-lss Plastic Coated PlsYns Cards --------osc
4o-iss-sss Assorted WrOusht-lrOn Accessories. as k
99c AS
sTREET FLOoR, WASHINGTON ONLY
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ARL.--Nicely furnished 3-bedroom
brick rambler: washeri Slbo. IA.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-Brick; 8
bedrms,, "a baths, llv.. rm,. rec.
rm. with frepls, Ideal for family
or group. VIII. 6-1784.
CHEVY CHASE = Lux. home, 2
rms, 3 baths, garage, piano, TV,
washer, drier. air-cond.. dish
washer, disposal; $3.50 MRS
GEORGETOWN : Nicely furn. for
group OF B: near TRANSPORTATION,
shopping center. FE, 3-2332.
MASS. AVE. EXT.-White- brick. b
bedrm. rambler; long lease avail
Ewes, WO. 6-7O7b; HELEN BAL
LIF, WO. 6-1727.
ROSEMARY HILLS AREA-Attrae-
tive home, beautiful setting. fully
furn,, 8 bright rooms, Ia. baths,
full bsnit, porch, patio, swimming
pool; immediate occupancy; S1Sb
mo. Call HALL. 10. 5-l431 or
HA. 2-30Sl.
UPPER MONTY. CO.--Exceptional
country estate for the discrim.
mating: stone home, center-hall
plan, Ice. Nv. rm., din. Tln., giant
Kit, guest room and bath on
LIST A.: master bedrm. suite, air
cond.,. pvt. bath, A other bedrms.i
2 baths, air-eond. library, bsmt..
deep freezer, garages and other
outbldgs, Pvt, landing strip; $500
mo. KAY BOWLING, GA. 4-6O6O
or QaithersbuEg 247.
Mr.. ROCK CIR, PIX, 1851 Heryart
wash. mach: mr.. streetcar and bus
4 BEDROOMS, 2 baths. rec. rm
Available now. 5000. MALoRA r
C aasnis NAN We sRec a1s n
WO. 6-2O23,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-03

Waller pl., Sc, 10. 2-92OO.
Z ACRES and attractive brick home
MONTGOMERY Co. area: cow. 70
country clubs: GAIT. liv. rm.,
bedrms.; available Immediately
Sl50 mo. OIL. 4-0642.
4 BEDROOMS, "a baths, rec. rm,
gear garage; $500. MALORA R
CHRISTIAN. We specialize II
rentals. 4906 wisconsin ave. NV.
WO. 6-2923.
325 BERKSHIRE DR., MD.
2 blks, from N. Hamp. East. ayes.
mod. semidet., 6-rm. brk.; sc
hit, refgr., will redec.: only S95
wkSuTNSTON RIiTY.. RIA. 1880,
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VERMONT TERRACE

ARLINGTON. VA.
Well located; modern, l-bedrm. apt
avail. for couple or 2 ladies; rent
$50 and $50 80, incl. utils. Res
Mgr;. 2O61 N. Woodstock st.. IA
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Town OF FATRFAX-2 bedrms :,
liv. rm., extra-lge. kit, partly nm.
attic: nice yd.: $50. OR. 3-OSS9.
1882 RIGGS PL. N.W.--10 rms,
c Ssr PANS ~. Lease SSsk si 4 ~S mo. Ed NJ
o'SULLIvAN, Ma. s-7s4s. 1401
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-03

POTOMAC PALISADES = Lovely,
brand-new, 4-bedrm.. 3-bath bTk.
rambler: on a delightful circle
with views across the valley. Ar
ranged for separate "in-law"
apartment If desired. Double
porches, garage. lovely clubroom,
huge lot. Priced at $S7,95Q.
7.I41I: ewes. WO. 6-b499.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-03

CHEVY CHASE = This you must
s Ss3ht III With d sfnins ars ss;'t
large bedrms., 2 tiled baths; steps
to finished attic; rec. room with
fireplace; gas h.-w.h., garage;
Blessed Sacrament Parish; "a
block to bus: cow. to the best
schools in the city: will sell
quickly at this price. 8 a.m.-6
Pdws:s, EN- En-, 217 zH eyes g%;,I PE. 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-03

ARL.--Nicely furnished 3-bedroom
brick rambler: washeri SlbS. IA
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TOWN OF FATRFAx-3 6edFm
SEP. din, rm., equip. kit, full
bsmt.. fenced I'd, near school
SI25 mo. SECURITY REALTY
C0 CR 3-5400 or IA. 2-4b19
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-03
HOUSES FOR sALE-R.W.

B6RLEITN BARGAINS = Attrac'
lively dec, good kit, nice garden
bsmt. Asking $4,000. ]. c
CHATEL. HU. 1886.
CHEVY CHASE QUIZ!-Would vol
pay around $4,000 for an i'm.
macuiate brk. Colonial If 1t had
bedrms., "a baths, rec. rm. with
fireplace, finished 3rd Moor, bis
scr. pch., garage, heavy slate roof
gas hot-water heat and was served
by Lafayette, Blessed Sacrament
Deal, Wilson and st. Johni
schools? We might Just have suct
q value. Please call FRANK S
PHILLIPS, INC, DI. 7-14ll oil
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HOUSES uMFURNIsHED

ALExANDRIA-cottase on the Po-
s siHM:V only Ss 70 minutes from b. G.;
needs redecorating. interestine
terms 10 the right tenant. 10. B.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-04

Washington area is very busy
Last week end, Yves LuSby. vet
eran racing hand, tried out hi;
new 280-cubic- Inch hydro al
Woodland Beach and according
to one observer. the boat was
flying. Harold Satterfield Joined
Lusby in the tuneup.
Sonny Aufdembrinke of Sill
yer Spring launched a young
son, Ronnie. as a JU cupboard
driver last week end. The
youngster will race with father
who is a hot B stock hydro
driver.
Two new 48s will be racing
under Capital Power Boat AS
ISOLATION colors this year. both
IN the hands Of old timers
Francis Racioppi has a Lauter-
bach-built racer while CPBA
Commodore Art McDougall ha:
completely rebuilt a 48 once
owned by John McKeever.
Aubrey Thacker is reported
burning late oil on tooling UP
a new engine for his venerable
E racing runabout which. II
memory serves well. is Jezebel
TX. Aubrey has had so many
Jezebels you loose count. The
important thing is that he is
coming out of retirement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-04

boats up to IS feet but plans
space for 80 more small boats.
Rose Haven Yacht Club
Channel being dredged to ac-
commodate boats of any size,
Now able to accommodate 300
boats but plans to have space
for 400 up to 80 feet long by
June /. Lift being constructed
to haul boats up to SIS feet
Dining room being enlarged one
third. Cocktail lounge being
doubled in size. Club now con-
Quoting membership drive.
Selby Bay Yacht Club-Dock
being extended to make room
for six large boats.
SOlOmOns Yacht Club-Star-
light Patio equipped with red
wood tables and chairs COM
pleted to allow members to hold
outdoor events when weather
permits. Club lounge remod.
eled.
South River Yacht Club
Now negotiating for new home
which may be on Warehouse
Greek.
West River Yacht Club -
Plans to improve clubhouse in.
terror to include bar and small
ofilce. Docks to be rearrangec
to provide more boat slips.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-04
WASHINGTON CANOE cLUB
poroMAc RoAr cha

The most extensive briefin(
sessions in the memory Of Nava
Academy sailors are now under
way 1T Annapolis as officers
professors and midshipmer
prepare for this country's No
2 yachting event Of the year
Newport Bermuda ocean race.
No crew member abroad any
Of the eight academy entries
will be without knowledge Of
the complexities of racing a
boat across the tricky Gull
Stream to the British island
starting June IA.
The Nays education pro-
gram has reached the thor
oughness Of q closed circuit
television show. The overall
operation. which rivals prep
arations for q major naval en-
gagement, is in charge Of Prof
Jim Abbott, who will skipper
the Navy cutter Highland Light
in the forthcoming 635-mile
race.
Instructions began weeks age
with celestial navigation pro-
cedures. Crew members were
briefed on everything from star
finding to the actual working
Of q TX. This series wound UP
with q final lesson in the
academy planetarium where
conditions in the heavens al
the time Of the race were
simulated.
This was followed by a lee
ture on racing rules and Their
application in the strategy al
the start of Brenton Reef
lightship. The closed circuit
program involved a panel Of ex-
perts-Ralph Wiley of oxford
and Arnie Gay and 1t. Bot
Norton Of Annapolis-who dis
cussed the design and construe-
ton of the Naval Academy
yawl. Why. you might ask, the
yawls? Well, six Of the eight
Navy yachts will be the well
known Luders yawls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-04
FAIR WINDS OR FOUL

CHESAPEAKE BAY AND LOWER P0ToMAC-To-
morrow. portly cloudy. moderate Temperature. cost
southeast Winds 1910 miles an hour; possible scot
tered showers. Sunday enthusiastically cloudy. chonee
Of showers. moderate Temperature. shifting winds. 20
Is miles on hour-compiled BY U. S. Weather Bureou
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-04
FORE AND AFT
BY MALCOLM LAMBoRNE

The sponsoring Naval Acad-
envy Sailing Squadron also has
on tap discussions on weather,
the Gulf Stream and its mys-
terieS and effects on yacht rae
ing. lifeboat navigation and use
Of the radio direction finder.
Meanwhile, the small craft
facility at North Severn is busy
these days as all hands turn to
when there is any free time for
a thorough renting of the six
yawls. Highland Light and the
big yawl Royono which won
in her class four years ago after
leading the feet on elapsed
time.
There is an air Of victory on
the Severn these days, and 1t
can never be said that the Navy
is starting out for this Bermuda
race unprepared.
The power racing clan in thu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-04
HUNTING
AND
FISHING

The long winter wait is about
ready to end for the angling
fraternity.
The first herring appeared in
the upper Potomac this week,
although they had been re-
ported in the river below Alex
andria for some time. Snag-
ging is the only legal way to
take them in District waters.
White perch are mixed with
the herring and small ones are
being taken on bloodworms
near shore. Use small hooks
spinner combination preferably.
When the present high wa
ter subsidies, large perch should
be taken In the holes above and
below Fletcher's Boathouse.
Boats are necessary and don't
be discouraged by snags. A
detachable sinker often saves
tackle. k4
Catfish are biting well all
along the Potomac.
Trout anglers will have to
wait for April IA in Virginia
and, April is in Maryland.
Meanwhile, suckers will be Bit
ing on fat worms and in the
spring their flesh is firm and
delicious. Later, since they are
scavengers, 1t is much less ap-
|pealing.
A few white perch also have
been taken in the nets at
Queen Anne's Bridge on the Pa
tuxent but no hickory shad
have appeared as yet. Anglers
in the headwaters of South
River report taking some yell
low and white perch. Yellow
perch also have been biting at
Pig Point, also on the Patux-
|ent.
Scattering catches Of rock
fish. mostly understood. are re-
ported. Surf anglers at Sandy
Point State Park near Annapo-
Ills have been landing a very
few fish but only an occasional
striper is the legal IL inches.
One fisherman caught a q
FOUNDER in midafternoon.
At Cove Point on the Patux-
ent. one surf caster took four
|undersized fish IN the afternoon
and one Of keeper size after
dark. COVELL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-04

coquan Creek. Grounds being
graded, graveled and land.
scaped. New snack bar ready
April 20. Now has space FOL
So boats up to 46 feet but
plans expansion to accommo-
date so more.
Old Town Yacht Basin
Foot Of Union street. Alexan.
dria. Now accommodates about
IS boats but plans eventually
to have space for 1872.
Washington Sailing Marina
On Potomac near airport
Four aluminium barges perma.
nently moored parallel to pier:
to serve as floats for visitors
Ramp to barges constructed
Surveying completed for new
bulkhead to prevent erosion ir
basin. Marine hardware shop
added. Eventual plans call fol
150-foot T-shaped quay with
pilings outside to accommodate
large boats. Parking lot i'm.
provements planned.
West River Marina, at Gales
vile, Md.-New lotion Trav-
cliff installed to replace the old
marine railway. Two new finger
slips being completed. Facilities
now include 80 slips, gas dock,
shop and marine hardware
store. Trailer launching ramp
to be completed soon.
YACHT CLUBS
Chesapeake Yacht Club,
Shady Side. Md.-Mooring area
being dredged. New bulkhead
and new dock planned by June
to accommodate 80 more boats
Present capacity rs.
Colonial Yacht Club. Colonial
Beach, Va.-New concrete ramp
for launching runabouts and
small cruisers to be unveiled at
boat show April IL and 10.
Ramp free to use by public.
Extra dock built for large
transient boats. Extra docking
also provided for water skiers.
Skiers' clubhouse to be fur
nished. More aluminium covers
planned for small boats. Yacht
Club dining room remodeled
and enlarged.
Columbia Yacht Club-Re-
pairing storm damage to piers
and bulkheads.
COrinthian Yacht Club-Din-
ing room, now under club man.
agement, being remodeled and
redecorated with new mural and
brickwork. Buildings and piers
being repaired and repainted.
Gibson Island Yacht Squad
ron, Gibson Island. Md.-Gai
dock rebuilt. Crane repaired fol
hauling small boats.
Old Dominion Boat Club
Alexandria.-New ramp plan
ned for launching outboards,
Now accommodates about 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-04

ing up their buildings and
grounds and expanding dock
ing facilities.
Completion of the Bladens-
burg marina in September will
alleviate the storage problem
but meantime parking space
will be at a premium. A few
marinas and some Of the yacht
clubs where dock space is lin
tied to members still can ac-
commodate newcomers.
Only one marina was found
delaying an expansion program
because of business fears. To
the contrary. nearly every
other'club and marina reported
boating interest even greater
than last year.
A quick rundown on spring
projects:
MARINAS
Belle Haven Boat Basin-Ice
damage to docks repaired. Can
accommodate 125 boats.
Bladensburg Marina-Undel
construction as part Of the
Anacostia flood control project
jointly financed by the Federal
Government. Maryland Nation
al Capital Park and Planning
Commission. Prince Georges
County and the Washington
Suburban Sanitary Commits
sion. Work delayed by severe
winter weather but September
completion still scheduled. Ma
rina, to accommodate 100 boats,
will cost $64S.000.
Buzzard's Point Boat Yard
Building new piers and cat
walks. Two hundred Of 700 feet
completed. Wooden ramp also
being built to allow dinghies to
be rugged before launching.
Cape st. Mary's Marina
Sand Gates. Md, on the Patux-
ent River. All So slips now
rented but dredging and bulk
head contract being negotiated
to double capacity. First five
units OF 24-unit motel COM
pleted and open to public. Res
taurant service expanded and
new ice dispensing facilities
provided. New 260-foot service
dock and gasoline pumps pro-
vided. New lotion Travelift
operating to haul and launch
boats. Parking areas for cars,
trailers and cupboard boats ex-
Ipanded and either graveled OF
blacktopped. New shower room
provided for boatmen.
Columbia Island Marina
Across from Pentagon. Oper-
ated on lease by M. j. Styron,
who also operates Washington
Marina. National Capital Parks
improvement program costing
100000 completed last year,
Waiting list for slips.
Flag Harbor Yacht Basin
Long Beach on Chesapeake
Bay. north Of Solomons. Now
accommodates l35-l50 boats
and plans to dredge new area
which will increase capacity
Slightly. Repairing piers and
catwalks.
Occoquan Marina.-On Oc-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-04
BeuqIe Trial Set

The Southern Maryland
Beagle Club will hold its snow
postponed trial for puppies
under year old tomorrow at
the running grounds at Acco-
keek. Md. 1t is known as the
South Atlantic Association
Derby Elimination Stake.
Judges will be w. L. Norris, l..
Waters, L. E. Nichols and Paul
Herring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-04
LEISURE
OPORTSMAN
NO LETUP IN FEVER
Boat Clubs PUSHING
Expansion Projects
BY CHARLES COVELL
Outdoor Editor

A survey of yacht clubs and marinas in the
Washington area shows no etup in the boating fever
will b be at a1 bsd in
while clubs and marinaS have been busy brighten
Evening star., 1958-01-27
AueTIoM SALES
ADAM a. wI.,scaLER .,u : SON

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,Illi,yvSIkEs q, l.9e's sAlf or yALj.a,lg.!A,I. yALj.a, l.!,.
ROW BRICK DWELLING KNOWN
AZ PskMisEs % EYE STREEi
~ virtue u deed Of trust r..
corded, IN Liber No. DION. F0iie
2Is. 81 sea, one Of the land rec.
ords of the District ol Columbia
and At the request OF party se-
cured thereby. the undefsieneo
trustees will Offer for sale ~ pub
ile auction. n front Of premises
9a IhykSpAY. the SIXTH DAY
EIErKEN O'CLOCK PM, the iQl-
pi.iriet q Columbia. q wit.
and sixty-seven ltf67i IL p
Morse's subdivision OF lots In
sauafe numbered SIX Hundred and
plss rseosdsd la m tie thes oaicss of ass sSs
Surveyor for the District 0i CO.
nllnhla IN Liher i3 a. Fnlie its.
TkhMH OF SALE ALL Cash A
deposit Of $500 required pf puf-
ehseer ~ time ~ sale Examina-
ton Of title. conveyaneines settlr.
mint ices. reeoreine. n.tsrlal
af nurchaser AAiustTen,, marie
a. et date n ssi. Terms To BE-
eomnlieA with within lhtrty days
from fsv NJ saie. ,sf~rWs1-.
trustee reserves the rinht 10 re-
seil rrapertv At risk anA rNst ni
eefs ultips purchaser, rfier I'VE
days advertisement Of Auch re-
sale 10 some newspao oer published
IN Washinstor, D. c. ar deposit
feistng deposit trustee may avail
itself OF anv legal or equitable
Tlshts against defauitine pur.
chaser
AMERICAN SECURITY AND
- RAt.PH X, GitfiTENibsoSdRsirp. isSdsi
Vice President.
soupER' Assistans sserststy. =
taHf nfl.fellE
Evening star., 1958-01-27
pR0p0sALs

cSytESMEsE SCIrMkIE' EprgT 81 oIs5EsGT 5EETTASs ey
fiEoIssssHlEaIlA Isssi EsaIlALRp isRShts ~
pennsyigania Avenue NV. Wash
lngton j, b G.. untiI 3 Pm. LsT.
February IS 1883. and then
publicly opened md. ,.n6d. Tsad ior M
Street. between sarns 'si Street yssi sna
Texas Avenue. consisting oi 40.
proximately 3.177 lin. II. .i2'0s
diameter brick and reinforced
concrete masonry IN tunnel. Pro-
po1al forms, plans and 1pecns,
obtainahle from Supervisor. Bio
and Contract Section. Procure
men msnt once . C.; Room 49,. y;
yypon deposit S ce Of = certified check
Collector Of Taxes. ID. &. ftei. Ma.
e"S Jay sy, ssa.ss. sa.sss
OFPICE or the ARCHITECT Of
tol. Washington, d. C., January
~. 1865. Sealed bids. in tripii-
cate. will be received In this once
Until = pm. eastern standard
time. on March ~. 1858. and
then publicly opened, for the
Excavation. the Excavation BrAc-
ING system. the foundati0n Piles.
the Pile Caps and other items for
the Foundations for Additional
once Building for the United
STATE House Of Representatives
IN WaEhinsion. .. c.. under The
Additional House once Building
Project. In the discretion Of the
Architect Of the Capitol. draw
ings and specifications will be
issued 70 general contractors pro-
posing 10 submit bids for the en-
tire work. Prospective bidders
may OBTAIN Rot more than four
sets on deposit Of $3.50 for
each set, refundable after their
return In good condition. Addi-
tional sets may be puTehSsed 1T
2 cost Of 500 per set. not re-
fundable. Drawings and Speeihea-
lions VIII be furnished on request
10 Chambers Of Commerce, Build
efs kxchanEes, ana similar or
eaniKations on the condition that
they will be available for estinat-
ING purposes 70 subcOntractors
and SupplierS Of materials in
tneif locality Drawings and
specifications will be ready for
issue on or about YeoFusry s.
la0h. Applications should be tiled
a. onee with this ciiee ACCOM-
panied By = check payable 10 the
Treasurer Of the United States
n TIE proper amount. J. OEOPGE
STEWART, Architect Of the
Evening star., 1958-01-27
AUoTIoH SALES



TBu6TEE6 SALE or lALuABLI
BRICK DWELLlNo. KNOWN Ae
PREMlBES i7iJ md ST.. N
BY virtue OF certain leed OF
trust duly recorded. In Libef No
l0Dgs FOLIO 4f7 ct SEQ, Of the
land records Of the District Of
Columbia. and at the request OF
the party secured thereby, n.
public auction In front OF The
THIRD DAY OF FRHsnRhuARy, HnhAlRy A'D b
1865 At TWO O'CLOCK p. NJ. the
following described land and prem.
laes, situate In the District Of Co.
lumbia, and defignated as and
being Lot 81. Square 1878.
Terms: Sold subject 70 4 prior
building assoeIationl deed Of
trust for approximately Se,Qs7.sa
further particulars of WHICH VIII
Be announced at time Of sale:
the. purchase frrice above said trust
% be paid IN cash A deposit OF
$4,000 REQUIRED. Conyeyaneine
recording. etc. at purchasers {
cost, Adjustments made as Of
date. Of sale Terms 70 be COM
piled with within 80 davs other
wise deposit forfeited. and the
property may be advertised and
fresold at the discretion Of the
Emil HALLE.
IRVING FLEfEFMAN,
ja1Ig5gT fG.fef Tru9tefg
Evening star., 1958-01-27
TBOs. ,. OWEN 4 son.
AuetioaeeFs,
I'LL Z ST. NV.

TRUSTEEs' SALE or vAIuARr .
kQW BRICK DWELLING BFTNCi
KNOWN as PREMISES NUNHFR
ta shkPHERD STREET NORTH
b virtue Of q certain deed a,
trust duly recorded. n Liber Ne
Poi. Polio iaa et sec Of IN
laud records OF the District II
Columbia and At the feauest 3.
tns party secured thereby, the IN
cerSiEned trustees viii sell, ai
paelis auction Ln front Of tas
PPTwshssf- PPwhkf.l .xSs.,,7I1p 90 IpEspSAY TIA
pARf A.ps Ia5s AZ ONE
iostnE E-deseF.oed land and prem
sses. situate IN the District q
being Lot as IN ssaefis s,bs,yistoT ,T
o. Lots n Block Is North Car.
recorded IN he oaes ~. An. IN
yeyof ior the District Of Colum0iS
IN Liber % At Polio y Nos
known a. Lot IS IN Square saUa
Sunleet 10 covenants oi record.
TERMS Sold subject to q prlo,
t0lildlnx association deed u
trust for approximately 50, ,H5s D.
further PARTICULARS Of which vii
be announced az time OF saie
the purchase price above said
trust 70 Be paid In cash. A deposit
OF $500 REQUIRED. Conveyanetng
recording. etc. ~ purchaser 1
cost. Adlustments made a. Of date
Of sale Terms 10 be eompliec
With within thirty days, othervtss
deposit forfeited and the properts
may " advertised and resoid Il
the discretion Of the trustees.
HOWARD BERNSTEIN.
THOMAS ". HUNT.
iai7.s0..a2.2A,2 81 Trustees.