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LEONARD MARBTRY. AttoTney

LEONAkD MARBURf, Attorney
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. a9456.
Administration.-This Is to Give
Notice: That the subscribers. Of
the District Of Columbia, have OBJ
tanned from the Probate Court
OF the District OF Columbia, Let
tiers TeStamentary on the. estate
known as LUCY JONES BER-
THRONG and LUCY j. BER-
THRONG, late OF the District OF
Columbia. deceased All persons
having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to eX-
hibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof. legally authenticated, to
the subscribers, on or before the
sth day Of June. AID. 1860:
otherwise they may by law be
excluded from all benefit OF said
estate. Given under our hands this
18th day Of December. 1859, ELSIE
B. MCDOWELL HILL, ,3933 Legation
street NV; THE RIGGS MA
TON, D. c. Successor by Consoli-
dation to THE WASHINGTON
LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY
BY LEONARD MARBURY, Vice
President. Seal Attest JOHN
w. FOILIN. Deputy Register OF
Wills for the District of Colum.
biS, Clerk of the Probate Court
dell 0S-iaA
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AUCTION SALES
ICONIINlIEnN
IcONTINueol
ADAM A. WESCHLER & son,
AuctiOneeTS.

SALE OF VALUABLE
DETACHED FRAME DWELLING
KNOWN AS PREMISES NUMBER
1882 WHIIT1NGHAM PLACE
NORTHEAST
By virtue Of a deed Of trust re-
corded, in Liber No. 1881, Folio 3,
et sea-. Cne Of the land records
of the District Of Columbia. and
at the request OF party secured
thereby the undersigned surviving
public auction, IN front OF prem
iseS, on TUESDAY. THE TWENTY
SECOND DAY OF DECEMBER,
1852, AT TWO-FoRTY-FIvE
described property in the District
Of Columbia, to-wit. Lot Il and
the south D feet front by the full
depth thereof Of Lot ~. in Square
5l57, in Matilda II. Shepherds
subdivision Of parts of Lots 6 and
:, in Burleys subdivision. called
MhttirGham Witt 1G am os. per eT tSs Pst ss re-
yeyor for the District Of Columbia.
in Llber 80. at Polio 100; known
known for taxation purposes as
Lots II and sos. in Square 5l5T.
TERMS OF SALE: ALL CASH. A
cash deposit Of $500 required Of
purchaser at time Of sale. Exam
ination Of title, conveyancing. re-
cording, notarial fees and revenue
stamps at cost of purchaser. Ad-
Justments made as OF date Of sale.
Terms to be complied with within
thirty days from day OF sale,
otherwise surviving trustee re-
serves the right to resell property
at risk and cost Of defaulting pur-
chaser, after five days advertise
ment of such resale in some
newspaper published in Washing
ton. D. c., or deposit may be for
feited, or without forfeiting deposit
surviving trustee may avail him
self Of any legal or equitable
rights against defaulting pur-
chaser.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
DETACHED FRAME DWELLING
KNOWN AS PREMISES NUMBER
1882 WHITTINGHAM PLACE
NnPTuEA
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BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

Matt Bonnie, Shirley, and
Charley Robinson, Pentagon,
1913 each and Vern Ashbacher,
Congressional Plaza. and Joe
Clark, Baileys Cross Roads. 1876
each.
Host establishments next
Sunday will be Wheaton,
Greenbelt. Pentagon City. Ross
Ign and Shirley.
4 4 + 4
A large gallery is assured for
Marion Ladewig when she APP
pears in an exhibition match
with Lucy Koopman, a Wash
ington area star, at $3.50 O'Clock
tomorrow night at Pentagon
City. Mrs. Ladewig, in one OF
the all-time greats Of tenpins
is making her first appearance
in this region. From l to 6 pm
tomorrow she will talk bowling
to patrons of Jelleff's F street
store. Marion is a designer Of
women's bowling toggery.
| \ 4 \ 4
The first reproted zoos Of the
season were 725 by Dick Bures
and It's by Joe FOX, rolled In
the Metropolitan Major League
at Alexandria Tenpins. Both
we're already members of the
TOO Club.
The Nations Capital Chapter
of the TOO Club now has more
than 80 members. Many o.
them plan to compete in the
Sixth Chapter, Eastern Region
sweeper at Harrisburg, Pa, Oc-
tober IS, which will be followed
by a banquet. Good fellowship
rather than honors is the key
note Of the TOO Clubs.
| 4 II 4 4
A free bowling clinic fol
youngsters will be conducted al
Alexandria Tenpins at II am
Saturday.
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Clubs Field Trial
Opens Thursday
Near PooIesville

The fall field trials of the Ma
tional Capital Field Trial Club
will be held Thursday. Friday
and Saturday on the grounds
Of the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Chapter Of the Izaak Walton
League, 4 miles south Of Pooles-
vile, Md.
The dogs. mostly pointers and
settlers, will hunt quail liberated
around the 30-minute course.
Starting at 8 am. Thursday
and finishing Saturday evening.
the stakes will be: l. Open
shooting dog (for close-ranging
dogs of any age, handled by
either professional or amateur
trainers or owners). 2. Amateur
derby (dogs approximately 2
years ODD. 8. Amateur all age
(dogs which range for in hunt
ing). 4. Amateur shooting dog.
Drawings for places will fol-
low the clubs annual roast beef
dinner at z pm. tomorrow at its
clubhouse on Burdette road, APP
proximately one mile north. Of
the entrance to Burning Tree
Golf Club.
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played much better golf than
that.
MARITIME hooked into some
pine trees off the first fairway
at the Green Hill Club and
took four shots to get out. He
holed out in nine on the par
five hole. He followed with II
straight parS for a 76.
On Sunday, MARITIME was the
only player in the field to play
the first nine in par SO in the
high wind. He followed with a
28 for IA for $50 and lost low
amateur to Maury Bailey Of
Baltimore who had lat. Henry
Williams of Kutztown, Pa, was
the winner with 67-73-140.
Philadelphia pros won the next
four places. Low area pro was
Ray Helms of Annapolis who
tied Bill Collins for seventh
with 146s. WHITTLESEY.
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Rock Creek Picks
go Golf Staff

Mrs. Doris Carpenter has
been elected president of the
Rock Greek Golf Association
for 1860 at the annual meeting
at the clubhouse.
Other officers are: Louis
Spangler. vice president; Nor
man Brown, secretary for the
fourth year. and Leon Hayden
treasurer.
Committee chairmen are
Robert Jones, tournaments:
Mrs. Jeanette Hayden, mem
bership; Donald Govan, handi-
caps; Mrs. June Rosenthal,
banquet, and Anne Penn, bowl
ing.
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Cabo Blaneo, Peru, recently
and caught a 520-pound broad
bill swordfish. He hooked an.
other but lost it at the boat
The Senator's brother, Ro.
bert, boated a 430-pound broad
bill.
Ira Pitts johnson Of 80l
Allison street, NV. was cast.
ing bucktails with spinning roc
and 8-pound test line in the
Tidal Basin near the jefferson
Memorial about 5 o'clock one
morning recently and got 9
hard strike.
The fish turned out to be 9
6-pound rock. Shortly after.
ward he got another strike anc
landed a 5-pounder. Nice 60
ingl-COVELL
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DOWN TENPIN LANE-ThG
sparkling new Pentagon City
Sports Center turned out to be
a selfish host, in a way, to the
Virginia Maryland League. 1t:
team snatched all the honorS
Its total of 1885 was high fol
the evening and two of it;
members, ran one-two for in
dividual laurels, with Joe Cas-
taldi shooting 648 and 245 fol
high series and game and Ed
Miller the second best series Of
637. Charley Robinson kicked
in with an ven 600 as Pentagor
City swept its match with Con-
gressional Plaza.
University City Lanes, pacec
by Rip Wilson's 613. scored the
only other sweep, with Silver
Hill Bowl as the victim.
Another star was Mack Teet.
er of Wheaton Lanes who rolled
243-621, but his team dropped
two games to Shirley Bowl.
Hal Neer's 625 was the tell
ing punch as Greenbelt Bow
shaded Baileys Cross Roads
and Rosslyn edged Bonfire Res
taurant on the strength oil
Vince Larrouque'S 615 and Jack
LaBonte's 600. Sam Krigel
rolled 621 for Bonfire.
Sharing the top spot in the
standings are Pentagon City
University City and Greenbelt
at 9-6, followed by Baileyc
Crossroads and Wheaton, 81
each; Congressional Plaza
Shirley and Rosslyn, 7-8; Bon.
fire, 619 and Silver Hill, 5-10.
Shirley has the high game
ana series, 1044 and 1894, Matt
Bennie of Shirley the best in
dividual series with $50 ano
Jimm Myrah the top game, 1853
vii Vidlock Of Shirley leads
in average at 2o3, trailed BY
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Pros Named
For Mutches
With Sneud

Sam Snead's partners" in
his match October Is at Con-
gressional featuring Snead and
members Of the British Ryder
Cup team were announced
yesterday.
There is one change in the
match. Play will be in three
Somes with a member of the
British team, Snead or a Mid
die Atlantic pro, and one rank
ing amateur of the District in
each group. The original in
tention had been to include a
celebrity, but the idea has been
dropped.
Snead, captain of the Amer
lean Ryder Cup team that will
meet the British November So
at Palm Springs, Calf, will
head a team of area pros. His
team will be Witty Cox, the
host pro and a former Ryder
Cupper; Bill Clarke, president
Of the Middle Atlantic PGA
from Hillendale; Henry Gerard
Of Norbeck. Max Elbin Of Burn
ing Tree, Clarence Doser of
Woodmont, Harry Griesmer OF
Bethesda, Clare Emery of
Washington, Charley Easton Of
Congressional and Melvin Rowe
Of Burning Tree.
Prizes for Pros
The receipts from 50 admis-
sions for adults and 81 for
students will go principally to
help pay expenses of the Brit
ish team. However, there will
be cash prizes for the local
pros for individual scores and
best ball scores.
Vern johnson of Congress
sional Is chairman, with, Jim
GeddeS, co-chairman. James C,
Black, a District businessman
and a vice president Of the
British PGA, made the arrange
mentS for the local appearance
To Play at Burning Tree
The British team will be
feted at a cocktail party at the
British Embassy Friday. Oc-
tober %. It will play Burning
Tree members as part of the
latter clubs fall party the fol-
lowing day.
Members of the British team
are Dali Rees, captain; Dave
Thomas, Ken Bousf1eld, Harry
Weetman, Peter Mills, Christy
O'Connor, Bernard Hunt, Nor
man Drew. Eric Brown and
Peter Alliss.
Bob MARITIME of Argyle was
only second low amateur in the
$4,000 Salisbury Open over the
week end, but actually he
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sons interest by buying him 9
pair Of beagles before he was
Is.
Although he was classed as 6
professional for accepting
money to train dogs. Rosin say
he actually never made any.
thing on 1t. The sums he re.
ceived barely met expenses.
Dogs Much Like Children
The veteran trainer like:
pointers because they're a bill
easier to break, but he think:
all dogs are like children. Each
one is different and teaching
them is Just a matter of pa.
thence.
Paladin Frank and four pup.
pies now comprise his kennel
AS an example Of some Of the
hazards of owning valuable
dogs, a prize prospect, Airing.
ton Mike, was found acciden.
tally hanged in his kennel two
months ago.
The Northern Virginia tria
attracted 1903 entries from a!
far as Illinois. Best Of winners
was Hollybourne's Jack Tar
owned by S. L. Froelich o.
Newark, N. ]. Froelich's entry
took the open all-age stake.
Second was George Saun.
ders' Tyson's Dyna and third
Froelich's Hollybourne Pilakea
Resthaven Doan Gal, owned
by H. A. Crane, won the oper
shooting dog stake, the Virgin.
ian, and a leg on the Spunky
Carolina Duke trophy. Seconc
was Lacy Peters Autumn Hill
Bob. while there was a tie fol
third between George Thomp.
sons Dixie's Rex and Dor
Knights Hitter of Camden.
Other results:
Open puppy stake - Herb Gister'
Princess Delmar, T. s. Harry's Wayrie
Stormy Sadie, Garland Armstrong
Open derby stake - Moore Woo,
Kennels Daisy, Ed Mougin's Lad.
Anne NJ, william P. Bowers Stormy
Girl.
Amateur all-age stake - Johl
Bowens Chip Alert, W. c. Gregg
Satilla's Stormy Hayride, L. W
Graves White Lou.
Amateur shooting dog stake -
Frank Lawson's Eagles Ginger Girl
Aubrey BeYerley's Grand Master
Mac, c. A. Prestwood's Village Cree
Bud.
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him far more freedom as an
active competitor than he had
as q professional. He plans to
rejoin certain amateur clubs
and train and hunt his own
dogs as long as he's able.
The trainers participation
in the annual fall trial of the
Northern Virginia Field Trial
Club, held over the week end,
was his first as an amateur
since 1926. His entry, a 5-year-
old pointer named Paladin
Frank, didn't place but that
doesn't bother Rosin. He has
high expectations in a pup
now in his Arlington kennel.
Spends Days on Horseback
Rosin not only trains and
handles his own dogs but judges
at field trials. That means three
days on horseback, watching
every move as the dogs hunt
the back course" then find
and take their point in the
bird field"
On the third day Resin ad-
mitS he gets a mite tired. 1--WE
got some arthritis in my hip
that bothers me-" he says. I'm
afraid I'm slipping a little"
His next judging chore will be
at the fall trial Of the Hagers-
town-Cumberland Valley Club
October "a. He also has judged
at Norfolk, Baltimore, Will
liamSburg. Va, and West Point,
among other places.
Resin, who lives at 2018
North Roosevelt street, has
been a member of the Northern
Virginia club since its organiza-
ton at Herndon in 1926. Now 1t
is headed by J. r. Eagle, on
whose farm between Manassas
and Centreville the latest trial
was held. Rosin is second vice
president.
The Arlington trainer retired
as q machinist at the Naval
Gun Factory in 1915, receiving
"a Navy award for 90 years
civilian service without ever
being absent or tardy.
Rosin's father owned and
trained hunting dogs at Mt
Vernon, N. Y, and aroused his
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HUNTING
and
FISHING

Some 40-odd surf casting
teams representing clubs from
New Jersey south will take part
in the ninth annual tourna-
ment openings Thursday morn
ing at Mays Head. N. c.
They will be glad to know
that channel bass have been
biting in Dare coast waters. A
38la-pounder is reported to
have been taken by Edward
Reber Of Mays Head, fishing
with cut mullet from one of
the resorts piers.
Puppy drum or small channel
bass, trout and spot also are
said to be biting at Mays Head
Representing the Washing.
ton area will be the Tri-State
Surf Anglers team, headed by
Oscar P. Ryder of Alexandra
The tournament is sponsored
by the Mays Head Surf Fishing
Club.
Team competition will take
place Thursday and Friday
followed by an open individual
tournament Saturday. Trophies
and prizes will be awarded al
the annual dinner Saturday
night.
This tournament will be fol.
lowed by another October 30.
81 sponsored by the Cape Hat
teras Anglers Club.
Hatteras anglers have a good
chance for channel bass, sew.
eral having been taken neal
the point Of beach on the south
side Of Hatteras Inlet. Game.
liel Balance of Hatteras is re.
ported to have caught a 40.
FOUNDER In the Hatteras surf
There also are many puppy
drum.
Down at Morehead City
N. c., the surf fishing is sale
to be the best of the season
One angler reported a catch
Of Is blue fish, 40 spot, II
pompano and 10 sea mullet
near Salterpath. A party took
101 founder on live bait anc
66 puppy drum on cut mullet
of the Cape Lookout break
water.
King mackerel fishing /.
said to be improving with the
kings biting close inshore
Night fishing is producing trout
while pier anglers are getting
spot.
4 4 +
The National Capital Game
Fish Conservation Club is back
in Puerto Rico to defend its
trophy in the sixth annual in.
ternational game fish tourna.
ment. Twenty-Five teams from
seven states and three countrie.
were invited.
Representing Washington arr
James ODonnell, Jack Snyder
and John Tassie. The team wor
the big Schaeffer trophy las
year when O'Donnell boated {
350-pound blue marlin in thu
last few hours Of competition
4 4 -
/ Speaking of big fish, Sena'
tor Barry M. Goldwater, Re-
publican Of Arizona, VISITED
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CycIist Wins Title

KITCHENER, Ontario, Oct.
10 (AP).-Joe Hemmis Of Cum
berland, Nd, yesterday won the
Canadian national motorcycle
climbing championship at Hell
delberg, 6 miles west Of here.
Hemmis climbed the 200-foot
course up Mount Kuhn in 4:l9
seconds, 81 seconds OF the
record pace.
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LEISURE
OPORTSMAN
NOW AN AMATEUR
Veteran Dog Trainer
Going Strong at "a
BY CHARLES COVELL
Outdoor Editor

At IA, Henry Resin, who is probably the dean of
professional dog trainers in this section has retired
That doesn't mean he has quit training or hunt
ing dogs or competing in field trials. Far from it.
He has retired only from professional ranks and is
now, strange as it may sound, an amateur
In fact, Resins return to amateur status allows
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-13

s August GoT dOst EsSsOSd Nae asT
over $4,000. OK. 4-i3S0 or IA.
S-7437 after pm, -.
lift. RUNABOUT, 72-in. beam, con-
vertible top, johnson 35.h.p. cleo.
starter motor Tradewinds Trailer.
$1,000. JU N9-4562. after 8.
2OO-H.P. ENGINES-1 pair Chris-Craft
stat and radio Shielding; run lev
hours $1,000 pair. W: J. LITTLE.
S03 Maine Ave. S.W. MA. S-6940.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-13

usage NO FEDERAL TAX
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-13

Bob MARITIME of Argyle was
only second low amateur in the
$4,000 Salisbury Open over the
week end, but actually he