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MISCELLANEOUS f0R SALE

PUMPS, GENERATORS, CHAIN
SAWS. HOMELITE; sales, service
and rentals. RENTAL TOOLS AND
EQUIPMENT CO., ~. $1,000.
PUMPs-Deep. shallow well. cellar
pumps, circulating. BLOCKS,
1916 Lee hwy. ia. $500.
PRINTING PRESS, portable Crafts
man superior hand lever, 8is IN.
by 10 In, includes 2 ehasea .
rollers: excel. cond.: 500 or best
offer. SO. 6-7235.
PROTECTOR, Eastman Kodaslide
"a Model. 2x2-in. slides. compl.
with case. 4Qx40-in. beaded screen,
ofier. Phone o o2no 1850 $S OF pest
RADAR SET, marine-type, made By
General Electric. Sell for parts.
RADI0, National Nc-I25 receiver;
peri. cond. Sell or trade for Hi-Fi
equip: best offer. CIR. 3-2577.
RADIO, SIX 2s. SIS; refgr.. GE, 2
yrs. old, $40; golf clubs. full set
and bag. $50. IA. labs.
RADIO TRANSMITTER, HT-3I,
Linear amp, mint cond., $3.50;
LM-l5 Frea. meter instr, $40.
La. b-241l.
RADIO-All band short wave,
NClSS with G mutt. Almost new.
Cost l75. Sell for $3.50. EN-.
0-lSl6.
RADIO AND PH0NO. HI-FI combi-
nation. perfect cond.; $50 or best
offer. Call ~, 9-S633 any time.
RADIO, Gonset monitor receiver,
Ito ", &C. AMIN, 1880 megs,
SOP; blond table model transistor
new condition. S3s. o. S-S5Si.
RADIO AMATEUR, scR-522 q
mtr; trans .-exrcyr.. S25: HALL.
crafters rcvr;, S25: Tripiett VoM.
power supplies. meters, compon-
ents. etc. OIL. 4-7S24.
RADIO SURPLUs-NeW shop open.
ing Saturday, March eth. Q am,
TO B pm. Receivers, transmitters,
headsets, handsets, keys, trans
formers, components, etc. ELEC-
TRONICs WHOLESALERS. behind
pank and Texaco station. next to
body shop. Annandale. Va.
RADIO, HT-32. Drake IA and :
lew misc. items. VIII. 6-304s.
RADIO-NC-3OO with caiib. and
matt matching speaker. S275 or best
RADIO-PHONO, mahog. table type.
eond. $40. IA. 2-27ss.
RAlNsGE-Estate 80 in; 4.burner
with center griddle, bottle gas,
but can be converted. Al eond..
$75: Philco s-ft. Conservatory
refgr.. $40. JE. 4-6309.
RANGE, gas, Florence. excellent
condition. priced reas. 10. 2-s45s.
RANGE, gas, Tappan de luxe model,
excel. eond. Call CO. 5-9336.
RANGE. Hotpoint. cleo. 39-in.;
sinks, toilet, lavatory, bathtub, CT,
radiators. UN. 1880.
RANGE. Norge electric, 81 -inch apt,
size: good condition, SIS. CIR. 4.
9347 Sun or ewes.
REDUCING EQUIPMENT = Rollers,
V-neits, tables. steam baths, ETC.,
with service. Prof. or home use.
Cal Mr.. J.. Ma. $1,000.
REDUCING LOUNGE, brand : new
slim-Trim: $69.50. CT. 6-46l4,
REFRIGERATORS, freezer tops I.
Xeei guar $40 up. FREDER1cKe.
1905 14th st NV. ia $4,000
REFRIGERATORg, used. $40 30 up.
Credit. guar del. ACNE STOVE,
l0l1 9TH ct NV. Ma S-S952
REFRIGERATOR. 8 Gu n Good
condition. S35. wO. slice.
REFRIGERATOR, late model, cross
top freezar: looks like new; must
sell: S65. SP. 3-2346.
REFRIGERATOR, GE, So Gu, IT,:
excel. cond., $50: IA. 2.5905'
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PIANO. Lester Grand. 8 IT., solo
menos.; good condition. JE
PIPE, new, used. black. galv., rias.
I w. copper; cut and threaded, ht-
tinRs; BLOCKS, 1916 Lee hwy.
ia. $1,000. WA. 7-5501.
PISTOL, ~ cal. liver johnson s.
Snot revolver. excel. cond.; $50
Call 10. 5-39S4.
PLAYER PIANO ROLLS-Old and
9p.lo-date selections, S9c each.
ZEN FRANKLIN, 5 Il 10, 2453
18TH st. NV, mr.. Columbia I'd.
PLfWOOD, birch. l2"x2S"xlS''
smooth sides, new: soc each
HARRY J. ABRAMS, 124 L st. n e
POCKET AND BILLIARD TABLES,
supplies, poker tables and games;
tennls tables, access. CONN Bill
LARD & BOWLING SUPPLY co,
$40 9th st. NV. DI. 7-4S57.
FOOL TABLE, 3-panel screen, adj.
craving table. crystal punch bowl
with IA cups, dictionary stand,
brie-a-brac. OIL. 6-7633.
POWER TOOLS - Shaper, meta
lathe. port. saw. disc sander, clar.
met. gas heater. HE. 4-2S3i.
PRINTING PRESS, good cond-
with motor: 3 l1x16 chases: type
stand and cases. $3.50. Ii. 4-5906.
PRINTING PRESS, I07xi57 c. A p
4-h.p. motor, Q cases Of type: al
in excellent condition. RA. 6-0789
PRINTING PRESS. 3x5 Kelsey.
with new rollers, peri. cond Also
]. In. Card on paper cutter. s
Ice. fonts Of new type and 2
fonts OF used type. Everythine
you need to have a small print
ing business. S45. SP. 3-1l45.
PROTECTOR. 35-mm. sVE manual
slide protector, like new: 500
FL. 4-46l4,
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PROTECTOR, Eastman Kodaslide
2 IA Model lode .G Szs,in; slides; eompl.
amer ~ IN e eSssi 6 s2ndj J see or best
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tents house. attic and basement:
other misc. FE. 7.3222.
fuhN:-Patio. glider and & ehrS.,
$50. Lac. mahoe. library table, $40.
Piano, SS5. Wardrobe trunk, S35
Elec. rooster, $50. Upholstered
CHRIS. IS and $40. Rocker, $40
Antiques and misc. OIL. 2-24l7.
IFURN.-Liauidation OF estate prop
erty. Mise. furniture, furnishings.
and art objects. NO. 7-s06l. Phone
after IL. mornings.
FURN.--Hish class furniture: bed
| rm., dining rm., and living rm
sets; sacrifice Must vaeate place.
From la Sunday: 1928 Spring
I'd. NV.
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FURN-2-pc. modern foam rubber
sectional sofa. 500: also over.
stuffed chairs: perfect condition
Moving. RA. 3-6f7o.
FuRN.-Fireplace equipment, maple
din. I'm. table and chairs. sineIe
! HOLLYWOOD bed. porch chairs. WA.
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DINING ROOM SUITE, blond oak
ounet. china. table. chairs, rea.
sonable offer. OIL. 6-7412.
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BLOCKS
l146 Lee Hwy. IA. $500
1897 Bladensburg Rd. WA. 7-55Oi
REFGR., Admiral. cross-top freezer:
$50: See in use: 3 yrs. old. excel.
cond. and appear. RIA. 3-9279.
REFGR., GE; exec. desk, chest OF
drawers. misc. items. Moving,
must sell. AID 4-44S7.
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HI-FIs

Emerson, sylvania, Olympic, etc
Brand; new, beautiful stefeo con-
s Sois, ieit on iay-away: choice Of
T rsn Take over payments ap.
E niI a. 81 per week Or SO per mo.
.oemonStration. AID. 4-11iI
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OFFICE FURNITURE
SPECIAL PURCHASE

"a Ss sss sFrt WE'VE %SE :es z
T BANK Srri 81 cf ENoArD sy Il 4
LoScaKHEsRsss'' 1 alL SIZES 3 IA
o nj, goo y sT0cK; NEW "A, AND TsEI
FREE DELrVERY-PARKfN0
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. CO
1101 7th ST. NV.
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fm. suite. dinette set.
bedrm. set, 2 russ; misc. items:
GOOD eond; reas.; ieayins town
RA A.rkon
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RESTAURANT EQUIP. compi. for
restaurant or pizza shop; Sacrifice.
Pc. Box 1859. Wash, 8, D. c.
RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT, walk.
in box without compressors. $500;
with compressor and all controls.
$500: Scotsman ice machine,
$500. May be seen operating al
1927 NJ 81 u N
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I'm rS::.lh N; FUkN... Complete set
S1eap; Can AID. 2-3766 after i
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2l09 Mt. Vernon Ave. XII. 9-Is5,
Alexandria, Va. (Del Ray
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CAMERA. Exakta vxIIA. e., auto.
$3.50. UN, 4-02sSa. i.
CARDS. 3,2b0 assorted rack. DIS
.sA.A S-ss AaL' 81 s,i SI aaS ne ''''S''
CARPETING, beige. with pad. l4.sx
1913, excel, cond. WO. U-7lbl.
CASH RECIsTRR--SAB. Good con-
ditiQn. Also brand new one, never
used. OIL. a-0dla.
CASH REGIsTER--NcR Class 700,
perfect operating cond.. \ column,
descriptive KEY section, separate
Adding, 5000, RA. drf3p0.
CASH REGISTER. Burroughs cleo.
validating type, . totals. Ike new.
Slg9. NoRTHs, 2i30 Penna. ave,
NV. FL. 7-l304.
CASH REGISTERS. All macs and
models: reasonable prices; $50 up.
soie iath 81. NV.
CHAIRS. iounge e Englzh I.
cushionl eust. maue SIP c0vera:
$40 each. CO. b-4s30.
CHAIR AND LAMP--Uphol. chair.
lge.. soft. simple; small standine
lamp; reas. HU. j-bl4U.
CHAIR, bareback lounge, gray,
very comfortable, Sl5. VIII. D.
54Sa.
CHECK WRITER, Paymaster, writes
D figures, excel. eond., $40; after
q ~ noon, JU. 5-304b,
CHECKwRITERs - Removal sale,
i Bargains In rebuilt and guaranteed
. machs. CIRCLE. GIG 9th NV.
CHINA, hand painted. Also orders
taken, Mrs. II. c. OTTERSON,
l03l0 Pierce drive. Silver 6prins'
Nd, ~, S-DsJ3
CHINA CABINET = blond, slidina
glass doors. St00: blond dinette
table and . chairs. $50. OIL,
CHINA CLosEI;, sas; s9tts az. and
rug. 9xi2. IS; studio couch, SO;
uphols. chair, 50. RE. 5-41S4.
CHINESE FAC Of olf Chinese En-
pire, 3.x5 collector item; $500
CHURCH PEWs u5l-Very rea-
sonable. RA. 6-3lO3.
CICARETTE MACHINES. candy ma
chine. peanut, gum ana stamp
machine; new and used. Call
weekdays. AID. 4-6b99.
CLARINET, bass, selmer, with case;
good condition. Call RE. 5-4S04.
CLOTHES DRYER. ELECTRIC, Stiil
IN orig. carton. Win sacrifice for
Quick sale. WA. f-1SSl.
CLOTHING---Men's suits, "A Ions;
: topcoat, shirts; expensive labels.
like new: bargains. HA. 2-g44O.
CLOTHING -. Mems used suits.
sports coats. like new. S9.95 up.
Al BERNfAN's, lie. 18th st. NV.
CLOTHING FOR MEN ONLY
Special purchase of entire WHOLE
sale suppiiers stock Of suits. top
coats, and aincoats-brands and
labels too well-known to mention
al sizes TREMENDOUS bargains.
NEARLY NEW SHOP. 1912 Conn.
our convenient layaway.
CLOTHING-c hildren's Easter and
tspring outfits. Dresses and coats
for the girls. Boys Jackets and
siaekss all sizes, priced very low.
ladies suits and tpppers. from
IS. 90; good selection, finest labels.
NEARLY NEW SHOP
35J2 Conn. Ave. (2nd Floor)
Wo. 6-796e: Use Our Cony. L'way
CLUE CHAIRS (3l: fair condition;
leatherette hassock: Duncan
Phyfe table; 2 strAieht chairs,
leather seats; S45 or best offer:
18th and Mass. ave. NV; AID. 2
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FURN. = study dsSE,- nice eond.i
s ,GISnss se nh :. r 81, leather vacuum
once typewriter. Rem. noississs;;
student desk; reas. ~. 6-466e
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STUDDED mother Of pearl: sacriie.
$50 or best otier. IA. 2-7e06.
COMPLETE NEW ENCYCLOPEDIA,
Americans b scoS Of pd 1nSEles scs;
ences: complete Webster's die
tlonary: "a complete volumes in
price. $40. caIi IA. s-3si8. any
time Mon. through Fri.
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FURN.-Formiea- top table, 33x4(
in. on sturdy base: 3O-in. Holly.
wood bed. misc. items. EN-. 2-2Ol5
FUkN.--Rues, wool, 0xl2, SIS With
pad: typewriter. $40: Rock Mapl,
dropleaf table. $50; golf clubs anc
bag. $lQ front door With brass
access, like new, $50; frepl. set
$ie; Book Of knowledge, u vols !,
$dS din. rm. table. S2b. JU. 5.
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SAVE MOWER OVERHAUL. WIN

SAHE MUWEK OVERHAUL. VIM
TERIZE! Service your power
mower now. Save costly repairs
later. Our work guaranteed.
Complete factory authorized Gin
ton service. For all mowers. Fast.
low-cost work. Call War1eld 4
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KI. B-ISbO
OUT OF BUsINEsS-An kinds
groceries. scale, iron door: very
reas. for quick sale. LA. 6-lS52
PAINT. 1900 gallons. So 95 value
81 80 gal. Sh.-Wms. and others
25l3 N st. NV. J. H. GICHNER
PAINT SALE - Sherwin- Williams:
save 20oe this Wk. on special LOT
Of Kem-Tone, Kem-0lo. 1330
Wilson blvd. FUCKER LUMBER.
PERSIAN RUG. genuine, room size,
SKI !. blue BACKGROUND; 500. DI
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FURN.-Antique cherry chest. spool
day bed. cherry drop leaf table,
brass student lamp. other lamps
Also mahoF. cor. cupboard, small,
5 prs. lined drapes, port. GE dish
misc. ia. 2-annn. Ert aIAA
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LATHE, 2 in. South Bend 36-in
Jaw chucks. milling fixture
square turret. set up collets Ia
n IN, tool holders, tools, drills,
" blocks. Must be seen to he
ssI9ed. $500 or best ofier. sP
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LUMBER
OPEN SAT. = SUN.

Shelving, l5e: AXIS ss-inch sheet.
rock. y "a: -ineh hard boards
&c So. IT.: AKA cedar, 22c lin. It.
cut to size. Free delivery.
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LEAyINe TOWN-4-Dc. Provincial
oedrm. set. $50: 9-pc. MAHOGANY
bedrm. set. 5000 new. sell $50 80;
lounge chairs with footstoois
IKE new. sell for $50: = firesidS
chairs, $50. also 3-pc. bamboo SCI
SOFA, chairs and table, S45:
l sofa, 3-eushion, $50: Ice cock
Tan table. % in. by As In, 500
Pnone AID. 2-9I65. s a.m.-Io pm,
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I .Ss,;s. i I.iI e :; l loS l hg; and
i6os lea 81. No. S-o224.
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RADAR SET, marine-type, made By
General Electric. Sell for parts.
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PUMPS, GENERATORS, CHAIN
SAWS. HoMELITE; sales, Service
and rentals. RENTAL TOOLS AND
EQUIPMENT CO., JU. 5-bO40
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!ssl: sSsi.: s1 Isasa9 twin rS s,s
club chair, bluei Kenmore wrinFel
Type washer, sewing mach, Do
mestic; Kenmore coldapot Fefrlg,
= r.; hLepl. equip, wardrobe
trunk, cab. makers workbench
91k s ehina closet; other articles
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SAW, 24-inch Jig saw, Craftsman;
stand, motor, switch and casters
Reasonable. LA. 6-5l55.
SAW, shopsmith Mark-v, plus &C
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BOWLING

After winning II of 10 games
and six straight matches, the
Rip & Kay'S team finally was
halted last night and, as a
result, the championship race
in the All Star Major District
League was thrown into q
triple deadlock.
Sharing the lead with Rip &
Kay's are Muntz nv and Clar-
endon Bowling Center.
Clarendon, which won the
title last season as Falls Church
Furniture put the whammy on
Rip & Kay's with scores of
614, 622 and 663 against 500,
$50 and SIS. Roger Groettem
was the victors' big gun with
l46-417.
Muntz TV won two fr o m
National Bohemian.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet, the
last to whip Rip & Kay's before
last night. on January 6, scored
one Of the evenings two sweeps
against Bethesda 40" with
Ray Watson contributing a
141-402 and Harold Inman a
game of Ill. part of a 1914 set
Mann's Potato Chips, which
BANKED Suitland Bowling Gen.
ter, produced the star Of the
night in Bobby Lockhart, who
shot 1873, l57 and 155 for $50
Jack Barkley's 397 earned
Silent Sales Coin Machines ar
edge over Pepsi Cola.
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beating North Carolina in q
playoff after the two teams had
tied for first place at the end of
the regular season. Smallwood
relieved in the playof game and
was the winning pitcher, trip
ling with the bases loaded in
the eighth inning for the neces-
sary runs.
In the NCAA regional play
offs at Gastonia, N. c., in 1857
Smallwood was voted the tour
ney's most valuable pitcher.
Dick pitched for the Federal
Storage team in both the Boys
Club League (now the Clark
Griffith Memorial League) and
the Industrial League, the lat
ter the top sandlot circuit in
the area, during summer vaca-
tons. He threw a no-hitter for
Federal Storage in 1855 in the
Boys Club League.
The youngest of two boys in
the family. Smallwood lives
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Horace Smallwood. at 1920
Forty second street Sc. An
older brother. Joe, is employed
at the Pentagon.
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A few days ago I discussed
how the right shoulder might
be pulled back and out Of line
during the second and third
steps in the approach.
Today, let's consider the hips.
They, too, should be on a
parallel line, square to the tar
get. in taking your stance and
also at the finish.
The hips, however, should
always remain parallel even
during the second and third
steps. We show a bowler taking
his third step today with the
ball at the top of the back
swing. Even though his right
shoulder is pulled back slightly
o. ne, his hips are still on a
p>rS;icl line.
/; TIE hips were to swing off,
line curing the approach, the
e-.:irs ho6y would be sideways,
it wcn.d be very difhcult to
e%lET them back parallel for
the remaining step-slide and
CE'iSery.
Eeec the hips straight during
your approach. Remember,
toey're the LiGhor to keep your
kody strsI,ht.
(cop9rIGnt 1858, John ,, Ollie co..
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showed by a flrst-round knock
out earlier in the tourney.
The Northeast middleweight
will need all he can muster of
his ability to hit hard and his
ability to take a good punch.
He's matched against Eddie
Brown Of st. Joseph's Club, and
the best way to describe Brown
is that he's big and tough.
Brown won on a knockout
last week when he put his OPP
ponent on the floor and the lat
ter twisted his leg going down
and couldn't get up. Browns
punch hardly can be held re-
sponsible for a leg injury, but
earlier in the tourney he dem
onstrated that he really is an
authoritative puncher.
That was in the quarter
finals. when he and Burton
Barber, another of Northeast
AC's middleweight crop. en-
gagged in a rouser through the
two and one-half rounds it took
to show Brown the better hitter.
In informal ratings at North
east AC Silas is regarded as
perhaps a bit better than Bar
Der. So tomorrow night Brown
can expect just as much trouble
from Silas a. Silas can expect
frQm Brown.
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GLOVES

Continued From Page C-1
work out that way and now
Mitchell is more determined
than ever to bring the 1885,
pound crown to his club.
Mitchell is powerful and rug
ged. Like Wolfe, he lays little
claim to being a polished, fin
ished boxer. He won by decision
last week over Eugene Hughes
but it was his staying power
and strength that did it
Hughes was floored in the first
round, but he staged a power
full comeback which forced
Mitchell to call on all of hi:
determination.
Earlier in the tourney
though. Mitchell was a knock.
out sensation, winning his first
fight in Is seconds.
Thus the records Of the two
135-pound f1nalists indicate 9
no-quarter match between two
fighters who just won't give up
SilaS Won't Quit
Another fighter who is in to.
morrow nights finals just be-
cause he refused to give up i:
Osley Silas, middleweight from
the Northeast AC. There wa:
little difference between Sila:
and Willie Williams, the mar
he beat last week in a Suggest
Silas was in real trouble in the
second round but just wouldn't
go down.
Silas also Is . powerful slug
ger in his own right. as hi
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AUCTION SALES
TH0s. J. OWEN 4 SON,
Auetioneers,
iii z ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
BRICK DWELLING NO. $500
ELEVENTH t11th) STREET
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded as Instrument No.
1869, ct SEQ, Of the land records
OF the District Of Columbia. and
at the request Of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees
will sell, at public auction in front
Of the premises, on THURSDAY
THE TWENTY-SIxTH DAY OF
z e B r y a R. AID 1853. At
the foliowine-described land and
premises. situate in the District
of Columbia. and DESIGNATED as
and being Lot numbered Ninety
eight 1881 in Harry B. Wilson's
subdivision of lots in Block num-
bered Forty-four l44i. Holmead
Manor. as per plat recorded in
Liber County % at Folio 1872, in
the once Of the Surveyor for
the District Of Columbia. said
property being known for pur-
as Lot numbered Ninety-eight
1881 in Square numbered Twenty
eight Hundred and Thirty three
(2S33). Subject to q right Of way
and covenants Of record.
TERMS: Sold subject to a prior
(building association deed Of
trust for approximately S5.9S4 80.
further particulars Of which will
be announced at time Of sale; the
purchase price above said trust
to be paid in cash A deposit Of
$500 required. Conveyancing. re-
cordins. etc, at purchasers cost:
Adjustments made as of GATE Of
sale Terms to be complied with
within thirty days, otherwise de-
posit forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resold at
the discretion Of the trustees.
R. EDWARD EARLY,
THOS. r. HARRISON,
fe14,1S,25 Trustees.
THOS. ]. OWEN q SON,
AuctiOneers,
iii E ST. NV.
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LEGAL NOTICES

under said Rule that certain Of
said firbt trust bondholders. sec
ond trust bondholders and certain
Of said stockholders act m these
proceedings Is representatives OF
their respective classes, II Is this
18th day OF February. 1899. Or
DERED ~ follows. ANY nrst
trust bondholder, second trust
bondholder or stockholder OF the
plaintiff corporation who fails 70
appear IN this action within slxly
shah be automatically dropped as
q party herein; provided that nrst
trust bondholders, second trust
bondholderg and stockholders OF
the defendant corporation who
may have already appeared IN
this action or who 40 appear
herein within said sixty DAY pc
riod shall be considered as acting
IS thes Representatives OF and on
behalf o. AZ nrst trust bond si.
and stockholders OF the defendant
corporation, respectively. and pro-
vided further that this shall be
without prejudice 70 the right OF
any first trust bondholder. second
trust bonoholder or stockholder OF
the defendant corporation who
may hereafter be dropped as q
party under this order 10 Apply
to this court, after notice. Tor
leave 70 intervene herein. =, The
plaintiff shall cause q copy OF TINS
order. TO be published once a week
for three successive weeks In the
Mashington Law Reporter and in
The Washington Eyening star, the
first publication to be at least
forty days prior TO the expiration
OF the Aforesaid sixty day period.
ISL CHARLES p. MCLAUGHLIN.
Judge, leeal,) A True Copy. At
test: HARRY M, Hull, Clerk, BY
JOHN q. THOMAS. Deputy Clerk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-25
Navy Looking
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ANNAPOLIS, Feb. rs CSpe-
ciaD Navy winds up its reg
ular basketball season against
Army here at 3 pm. Saturday
with an eye toward q berth In
the NCAA tournament.
The Middle are 1876 for the
season. the latest triumph COM
ing here yesterday. 70-5S. over
Delaware.
Delaware (7-l3 gave the
Middies a battle, particularly in
the first half, when Frank
Wickes led a barrage Of shots
from the outside. The half
ended with Navy enjoying a
5-point lead by virtue Of foul
shooting.
WickeS wound up with "a
points. high for the game, while
Frank Delano scored II and
Dick johnson got Is to lead the
Middies to their 10th straight
home court victory.