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prison in Lyons after a brief
Moslem prayer.
Laklifl was condemned by a
French military court for lead
ing a commando unit which at
tackled a police station in Ly-
ons in September, 1858, wound
ing several persons with gun
fire.
A group of French writers
including Francois Mauriac,
Georges Arnaud, Jean-Paul
Sartre and Slmone de Beau
voir sent petitions yesterday to
Mr. Khrushchev, President Eli
senhower, Queen Elizabeth, In
dia'S Prime Minister Nehru
and President Toure of Gui-
nea, asking them to intervene
on behalf of the Algerian.
During the night. Mr.. Khru-
shchev sent the following mes
sage to Gen. de Gaulle:
According to reports re-
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MAJOR LEAGUE
LEADERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

BATTING biased on 200 or more at
bats)-Smith, Chicago, .326; skow-
ron, New York, .324; Sievers, Chi
cago, ,32l; Power, Cleveland, 3.15:
Minoso, Chicago, .313.
RUNS-Mantle, New York 81; Maris.
New York, II; Minoso, Chicago. -;
sieyers' Chicago, and Allison, Wash
ington, 81.
RUNS BATTED IN-Maris, New York,
81; Skowron. New York. so; Minoso
Chicago, So: Lemon, Washington, 81; ;
Mantle, New York, SO.
HITS-smith. Chicago, ll6; Minoso,
Chicaso. ia: Robinson, Baltimore
los; Gardner, Washington; l05;
Power, cleveland. IG" and SIX sEowron 'SET; New
York, 104.
DOUBLES-skowron New York, 23:
Allison, Washington, Il; Minoso and
Lollar, Chicago. and siebern. Kansas
TRIPLES-Robinson Baltimore; Fox
and Aparicio, Chicago, and Becuuer,
Washington, 6; seven tied with >.
HOME RUNS-Maris, New York. 81;
Mantle, New York, and Lemon,
81; Sievers, Chicago, and Skowron,
New York, is.
STOLEN BASES-Aparicio Chicago
-; Lands, Chicago, IA; Minoso,
Chicago, and Piersall, Cleveland. T.;
Temple, Cleveland, 10.
PITCHING biased on 10 or more deci-
sions)-Coates, New York. 81. SIS;
Stobbs, Washington, So. 500; Perry,
8 Cleveland, 11-5, 500; Estrada, Bal
timore, 1915, 667 Staley, Chicago,
and Pascual, Washington, 9-5, .643
STRIKEOUTS-Bunnin Detroit, 1872;
Pascual, Washington, l06; Bell,
Cleveland, 104; Monbouquette, Bos-
ton, SO; Larry. Detroit, 81.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

BATTING (based on 200 or more at
bats)-MayS, San Francisco and
Larker, Los Angeles, 344 Ashburn,
.3l4; Clemente, Pittsburgh, .3l3.
RUNS-Mays, San Francisco. ~: Bru-
Ashburn, Chicago, So: Aaron, Mil
waukee, 65.
81; Aaron, Milwaukee, II: Mays,
Francisco, 81; Mathews, Milwau-
HITs-Groat, PITTSBURGH, 1ss: Mays,
lis; Ashburn, chicsso, and Glenn
ente, Pittsburgh. H.
DOUBLES = Pinson, Cincinnati, -:
MAYS. San FRANCISCO, -; Cunninc-
Francisco, u: Banks, Chicago, Bru-
ton, Milwaukee, and White, ST.
TRIPLES = Pinson. Cincinnati, and
White, st. Louis, s.; Bruton, Mil
cisco, u, viii; chicaso; TAYLOR,
and Mays, San Francisco, 6.
HOME RUNS-BankS, Chicago, and
Aaron, Milwaukee. rs; Mathews,
Milwaqkee' Niil% and and Mays; San Fran
Boyer, st Louis, 20.
STOLEN BASES-Pinson, Cincinnati,
%; MAYS, San Francisco. 20; wills,
Los Angeles is: TAYLOR. Phiadel-
2hia; =; Bruton: Milwaukee. IA
PSaSG fsdhs Psifd %a@s 1H 10 Los 9E m9ns Rnsees Gs
ll.2, $40: Roebuck, Los Aneeles,
s. 500; Law. Pittsburgh, l3-5,
10: Burl. Milwaukee, lu-4, IA;
Mcdaniel st. Louis, %, 200.
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nounced to one and all, Call
me Bob"
Ruth Williams-she's Lady
Williams now-is coming with
her husband to Devon from
London. Here he will meet for
the first time the dowager
Lady Williams. widow of the
eighth baronet. And here he
will find out from the trustees
of the estate just how much
his inheritance is worth.
Valued at S56O,OOO
Its capital value has been
estimated at around 100000
pounds $3.50, O,OOO1. But death
duties are expected to soak up
a large chunk of that.
Sir Bob says he doesn't care
what the inheritance is worth
he doesn't intend to live the
Squires life in England.
I'm a Canadian" he said be-
fore leaving home. $50 is my
wife and the kids. I don't want
them educated in England"
But he said he might make
regular trips to England-juSt
to see how the place is coming
along.
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Italian Nobel Winner
And Wife Separate

MILAN, Italy, July 80 CAP)
Salvatore Quasimodo, 1859
Italian Nobel Prize winner in
literature, and his wife were
| eg ally separated yesterday.
They were married in 1948.
Judg Luigi Fasano of Milan
granted a joint plea by the
58-year-old poet and his wife,
Cumani, for the separa-
ton. They have been living
apart for several years. Mr..
Quasimodo told the court there
was mutual incomprehension."
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He didn't even know what was
going on"
The father of one of the
three boys, Paul r. Beavin, ST.,
said, "Of course we are deeply
ashamed of the incident and
we want to make restitution.
The boys are being dis
ciplined.' He said he had de-
prived his so nof driving priv
ileges.
Father Burke told newsmen
special permission would have
to be obtained from the church
bishop before he could issue a
statement. Bishop Francis Hy-
land, head of the Catholic Dio-
cease of Atlanta, said Il have
no comment to make on thai" ."
The four are scheduled to
appear in court in September.
The sheriff quoted the youths
as saying they were lust hav-
ing fun when asked about the
egg throwing.
1T was kind OF dangerous
fun" the sheriff said.
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sometime during the week end.
The 37-year-old Canadian rail-
road brakeman inherited the
title and the land that goes
with it from the eighth baro-
net, Sir William Williams, who
died earlier this month.
Sir Robert arrived in Britain
by ship yesterday to take a
look over the old family place
he's never seen - 1000 acres
Of rolling Devon countryside,
three manor houses, two half
villages and the family heir
looms.
Wife Came Early
HeantOn Punchardon. the
family seat, is half owned by
Mr.. Williams. And half of the
nearby village of Wrafton is
his, too.
Mr.. Williams was met by his
wife Ruth who. arrived a week
back to take a first look at
their inheritance lying in
the pleasant valley of the River
TaW.
But Sir Robert, who was born
and bred in the Canadian
prairie doesn't go much on all
this Sir" nonsense. and an
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Prosperity in Spain
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM

MADRID (NANA). - When
the 1000 Spanish extras saw
Christ in the person of Jeffrey
Hunter delivering the Sermon
on the Mount, in the Sam
BrOnStOn film, King of Kings"
most Of them dropped to their
knees and made the sign of
the cross. 1t took a long time
to make them realize that this
was historically inaccurate. En-
tire villages near Madrid are
working in the picture which
is budgeted at between Sc mil
lion and So million. They come
to work on burros. BY the time
the film is finished on Sep
tember IS, they'll be able to
come in cars. American pro-
ductions are bringing prosperity
to Spain =. The head of John
the B a ptist-R Robert Ryan
plays him - was made in Lon
don and flown to Madrid. When
the customs inspector opened
the box they say he almost
tainted.
Otto Preminger is ecstatic
over the prospect of being a
father - for the first time 1
believe Drew Pearson few
the man who put the finger
on Adolph Eichmann to the
United States, to write some
stories with and about him -.
Ron Randall, whom saw last
in The World of Suzie Wong"
on Broadway, introduced me
to his wife in Madrid. She's a
dark little bit of thing, called
Liza Rakii The problem of
anyone getting Ava Gardner
for a movie is that she is so
wealthy, she does not have to
work again. And right now Ava
does not seem to be in the
mood. She would rather get
married and have a baby. But
they tell me in Madrid that
there is no special man in Miss
Gardner'S restless life 1
also hear in Madrid that Solo
mon and Sheba," made in
Spain with Tyrone Power, then
Yul Brynner and Gina Lollo-
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ceived by me, an Algerian has
been condemned by a French
court to suffer the death pen
atty, the execution of which,
according to the same reports,
is planned to take place at
dawn today, July 30.
Without going into the es-
sence of the motives which
guided the court in passing the
death sentence, and guided ex-
clusively by feeling of human
ity. 1 appeal to you Mr.. Presi-
dent to use your authority
to prevent the execution of
the sentence.
Il am confident that such an
highly humane act on your part
would be duly appreciated
throughout the world"
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brigida, was not a hit there
Traffic is quite dangerous in
Spain. When my cab driver
ignored a red light, my Span
ish speaking companion told
him, You went through a red
light" Yes, I know" replied
the cabbie. explaining cheer
fully, no brakes"
= Il
That reminds me of driving
once with the late producer
Gabriel Pascal, and the driver
stopped at the red light. why
are you stopping?" Gabby de-
manded. The driver pointed to
the light. You may have my
authority to drive through"
said Mr.. Pascal imperiously.
I bumped into Lon McCallis-
ter on Piccadily. The last time
I saw Lon was years and years
ago in HOLLYWOOD when he was
co-starring with Julie London
in a picture with Edward G.
Robinson. He always had such
a baby face. Lon is now very
much grown up, has lost some
hair, has lived in London for
the past two years, is rich from
his real estate in Los Angeles
and is now doing what he likes
doing beSt-writing. His cur
rent book, Lights, Camera,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a Holly
wood background" he told me.
Harold Lloyd. jr., is also in
London to do some television and
appear with his act in a night
club. I have to give the junior
Lloyd an A for effort. When
you have a millionaire father.
the incentive to work is some
what removed. And when you
are the son of a famous parent,
people are inclined to say,
"Okay, show me-"
Eva GabOr, the most practi-
cal Of the Gabors, received six
months rent in advance from
husband Dick Brown before
they took off for Europe. Dick
rents Eva's month
apartment on Fifth avenue
from her for them both. So
little Eva received a nice $4,000
from her husband. His horse
also won at Aqueduct." Mrs.
Brown informed me jubilantly,
land his winnings paid for the
whole trip" I always say, them
that has, gifts.
= -
Heard in London that Colum-
bia in Hollywood may go the
way of Universal. and sell the
studio, and lease back some
sound stages for film produc-
tion-unless Mike FrankOvich.
head Of European production
for Columbia. agrees to head
studio operations in America.
Mike is married to Binnie
Barnes, they have a beautiful
apartment in London at Gros-
venor House, and ditto at Sum-
ningdale overlooking the famed
golf course. 1t will be a wrench
for them to pack up and leave
England, but whatever is good
for Mike is good for me and
the children" said Binnie to
Yours Truly.
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Priest, Youths CHARGED
In Egg-Throwing Case

COCHRAN, Ga, July 80 (AP)-A Catholic priest and
youths lace trial on charges of throwing fun
other motorists on busy highway.
But the youths insist the 24year-od priest was reading
his prayer book the station which they were riding
and didn't know what going on
The four released $500 bond each Yesterday after
Evening star., 1960-07-30

Winner--Hernsndez t2-O) Loser
Staley 800.
WP-kemmerer PB-Battey. u
Drummond, Berry. Napp. Umont T
3:2g. A-9,3S2.
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sir Robert to Remoin
Bob on His Manor

HEANTON PUNCHARDON England July 80 (AP)-"Call
Bob the breezy Canadian on his way to become
an English lord of the manor
The villagers stood by their pows waiting for their new
squire from Kamsack Saskatchewan.
Sir Robert Williams Bart for baronet), here
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CARDS. 3; PILLS, o

totals 32 0 5 0 Totals 81 3l03
Struck out for Buzhardt in sth
> ran for Moryn In Sth.
PHILADELPHIA ---- 900 600 O0O-O
ST LOUIS -. l02 600 OOx-3
E-Amaro. PO-A-Philadelphia "a
II, st, Louis 27-5. DIP - Taylor to
Amaro to Herrera; Dslrymple to Nor
an Malkmus to Amaro to Herrera
LOB-Philsdelphis 6; st. Louis :.
9b-Bover SAIavier
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Winner-WilliamS dig. Loser
Buhl uU-4.
xFaced three batterS in 4th.
WP--Jay, Mcmahon. PB-PiEna-
tano. U-Burkhart.. Vargo, Donatelli,
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spending "a hours in the Bleck-
ley County Jail on charges Of
assault and battery.
Sheriff Gus Guddens said
truck driver Edwin A. Garrett
of Atlanta complained an egg
thrown from the station wagon
broke the side window vent on
his truck, showering him with
glass and inflicting arm and
facial cuts.
The sheriff identified the four
as the Rev. Mitchell Jarlath
Burke and three 17-year-olds,
Wayne H. Wilford, Paul R.
Beavin, jr., and Edward j.
Maurer, jr.
Empty Egg Cartons
Father Burke is on the staff
OF the st. Thomas Moore
Church in Decatur. All four
live in that Atlanta suburb.
The sheriff said when the
four were arrested at a Cochran
drugstore, three full cartons of
eggs and three empty cartons
were found in the station
wagon.
The priest said he was
reading all the while and knew
nothing about the egg throw
ing the sheriff said.
Young Wilford said, Father
Burke was sitting in the middle
seat, reading his prayer book.
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FIGHT RESULTS

SYDNEY, N. S-Pancho Chico Sc
eura: 20, Los Alamos, N. Mex, out
pointed Johnny Devision. III, Glace
Bay, Nova Scotia, 10
RENO-Bout between Moses Cooper,
Stockton, Calf md Frankie Rami-
req, MeXicali, Mexico, postponed, rain
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Winner-Herbert t6-1OI. Loser
Grba ED.
WP-Grba Balk-Grba. U-Soar,
Faherty. Hurley, Stewart. T-@:l5.
A-l5,239
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x Mccormick faced two batters IN
Sth.
Winner-McCormick Q0-6). Loser
Hook G-lD.
U-Smith, Sudol, BoGgeSs and Cor
man. T-2:27. A-2O,195.
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Khrushchev Plea Fails
To Save T rench Rebel

PARIS July 80 (AP)-The French an Algerian rebel
to the guotne today despite appeal from Soviet
Premier Nkita Khrushchev President Charles de Caue
asking him to spare the Algerian's life
Abderramahne Lakh, 80 executed before dawn at a
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DODGERS, ]; BRAVES, 3

Totals IS 3 10 3 Totals 337 II 8
l Grounded out for Cottier in 7th;
. Grounded out for Jay in Sth; 3Ran
for Larker in Sth: Flied out for
Logan in 9Th.
MILWAUKEE ~ OOl 600 Oo2-a
Los ANGELES OO2 I0I O3x-2
E Mathews. PO-A Milwaukee,
24-ll; Los Angeles. 27-1O. DP-Cot-
Cottier to Adcock; Gillian to Neal to
Larker.
LOB-Milwaukee, 81 Los Angeles,
10, .b-MathewS, PiGnatano. HR-
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WASHINGTON

| Ran for Killebrew in 4th; - singled
for Kemmerer in 9Th: ran for KIus-
zewski in 9Th; 4 sinEled for Hernandez
in 7th; ) walked for Staley in Sth;
y grounded out for Clevenger in Sth.
CHICAGO 100 OO2 "OO-5
WASHINGTON 900 800 3lx-7
E-MinoSo. Donovan. Valdiyjelso.
FoS. PO-A-Chicago 24-12: Wash
lngton, 21-ll. DP-Aparicin to Fox
to Sievers; Gardner to BecoHer. LOB
Chicago, Q: Washington. T.
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MINOR LEAGUES
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Tacoma, 6-6; Vancouver, 3-4.
Seattle, a.; Salt Lake City, 2-6.
Sacramento, 4; Portland. 3.
San Diego, g; Spokane, i.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Minneapolis, IL: Indianapolis, 5.
st. Paul, 4 Louisville. 3.
Denver, 3: Charleston, ..
Dallss-Fort Worth, 3; Houston, /.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Jersey City, 3; Montreal, =.
Buffalo, 3: Columbus, o.
Toronto, - Miami, o.
Rochester at Richmond, postponed.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
ChattanooRa, 10: Atlanta. o..
Little Rock. !, Shreveport, 4.
Memphis, Z; Nashville, ..
Bimingham. g. Mobile. -.
TEXAS LEAGUE
San Antonio, Z; Amarillo, 2 &c
nnines).
Rio Grande Valley, Z: Austin, ..
Victoria at Tulsa, postponed.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Springfield, %: Allentown, 40.
Lancaster. Z; WilliamSport. T.
Binghamton, 6; Reading, 4
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
ASheyille, Z: Knoxville. 6.
Columbia, Q: Charlotte. o.
Savannah, :; Charleston: 3.
Macon, s: Jacksonville, 4
MEXICAN LEAGUE
Mexico City Reds, p; Monterrey, Z.
PoZs RiCa, s; Meracruz, !
Mexico City TIGERS, 4; Puebla, !.
Evening star., 1960-07-30
CLEVELAND
BALTIMORE

Winner-Hsrshmsn Q-D. Loser
Fisher (6-9).
U Chylak. Stevens. Mckinley,
Honoehick. T-2:43. Al, sos.
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hardt 4-S).
Ralk 49, Buzhardt U -- PelekoudaS
BarliCk. Jsokowski, Lsndes. T-2:1g.
h--l4,OHS.
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RED sox, |; TIGERS, 0

Totals 30 o 5 o Totals 30 / q |
Grounded out for Burning in Sth
DETROIT 600 600 OOO-o
BOSTON $780,. OOl 600 OOx-l
PO-A-Detroit, PAS; Boston, "7-I2
DP-Buddin to Runnels to Wertz:
Runnels to Malone. LOB-Detroit,
4; Boston, 6.
2b-Cash, Chrisley. SB-Bolling.
S-Monbouquette.
ip h er BIB so
Burning ~ 6
Burnside q q q O q
Monbouuuette Q ) q u | 6
Winner-Monbouquette Q1-s). Loser
Burning (6-S).
PB-Foiles. U-Rice, Smith, Papa
rella, Runge. T-2:O5. A-24,267.
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Those Wonderful
CrHnSOm Customers!

/ believe O fine product sells
itself. Thot's why 50 many
people who come 10 shop OF
Cronson ore oIreody sold on
Rombler. They're the first 70
rove about PombIer's superb
performance. beouty, economy
ond sofety. We enthusiastically
ooree fhot the RorbIer is the
most outstanding compoct cor
On the rood todoy. Prove it
yourself by visiting Cronson
Rombler, 1892 Bethesda Ave-
nue., Bethesda, MoyIond.
Al CfonSor, PfsSidsnt
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GIANTS. z; REDS, !

Totals 80 101 Totals 2s . 5 .
l Grounded out for Hook in 7th;
. Hit sacrifice fly for Cook in sth;
Hit into double play for Henry in
9th.
CINCINNATI 600 600 OIn-.1
SAN FRANCISCO 80 100 OlO OOx-2
E-Dotterer, Robinson Cook. PO-A
Cincinnati, @4-9; San Francisco, ~
p. DIP - Mccormick to Marshall;
BlaSingame to Bressoud to Marshall.
LOB-Cincinnati, s.; San Francisco, s.
SF-Mays. Bressoud. Bell.
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INDIANS, 3 ORIOLES, |
BALTIMORE

Totals % s 3 Totals 33 6 l
:. Walked for wilhelm in 7th: .
Struck out for Stock in Sth; 3-Struck
out for Francona in 9th.
CLEVELAND OOa 600 1OO-3
BALTIMORE 900 600 IOO-l
E-De La Hoz PO-A-Cleveland
27-6. Baltimore 27-l4. DP-HanSen
to Breeding to Dropo; Robinson to
Breeding TO Dropo. LOB-CleveIand 4.
Baltimore II
s.Harshman CO.., De La Hoz. ST
Brandt
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MAJOR BOX SCORES
As, 5; YANKs, z
NEW YORK
KANSAS CITY

Totals 81 5 Totals % > Il =
Q struck out for Mas in Eth; 8 struck
out for Hersog in Sth.
KANSAS CITY 600 40a I0O-5
NEW YORK ~ 900 OO2 OOO-2
EThroneberry, Hamlin. PO-A-
DP-Hamlin to Lumpe to Throneberry
LOB-KanSaS City, Il New York, !.
2b-Kubek, Skowrcn. HR-Kravitz.
Throneberry. SF-Herzog.
Evening star., 1960-02-01
WALTER D. NEWRATH,
LEGAL NOTICES
JAMES 7. BARBOUR, JR.
Attorney for Plaintiff
900 Woodward Building,
Washington. d. c.
FILED December l6. 10

Nrlltu DtCeLlUtT lO1 ISOoR
uN1TfB IASs sTATEs Fl; bHyEf bfsTR1cT CT COURT C
for the Distrlc; of Columbia -
RATED. OF WASHINGTON. D C.,
q Corporation. Plaintiff, VS. JAMES
J. BECKER. Surviving Trustee. ct
81, Defendants. Civil Action No.
3107-59. Of Publication,
Unknown Defendants. - The OBJ
ject Of this suit is to obtain
a judgment declaring that the
interest has ceased to run on GER
tain obligations represented by
certain promissory notes in tine
hands OF persons unknown to the
monies deposited with the De-
fendant. JAMES J. BECKER. trus-
tee, to secure payment Of the said
notes. On motion of the plaintiff,
II is, this 18th day Of December.
1859. ORDERED. that the de-
PENDANTS the unknown holders Of
notes numbered 81, 5S. 81. 50. 30
and 1873. secured by deed of trust
from Leonard M Cheatwood and
wife, dated December II, 1928.
and recorded on December rs,
1928. in Llber 1888 at folio 1888
Of the land records Of the District
ances to be entered herein on or
before the first rule day occurring
after the expiration of three
months from the date of this or
der, otherwise the cause will be
proceeded with as in case of de-
fault: Provided, a COPY of this
order be published twice a month
for three months in the Wash
ington Law Reporter and the
Evening Star Newspa per. before
said day. (sJ r. 3. KEECH.
Judge Seal A True Copy Test:
HARRY NJ HULL. Clerk BY
MARY GERALDINE TRICKETT,
Deput, Clerk.
de21,2S-ia4, ,11-fe1,S
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HOS. j. OWEN b SON,
Aucti0neers,
iii E ST. NV,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING
BEING KNOWN AS PREMISES
NUMBER $500 SIXTH STREET
NORTHEAST.
BY virtue of a certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. in Liber No. 9704,
Folio 2lS ct sea-, OF the land
records of the District of Colum-
bia, and at the request of the
party secured thereby, the under
signed trustees will sell. at pub
lie auction in front of the prem
iSsS on THURSDAY, THE
AD. 1860. AT FOUR O'CLOCK
P M. the following described
land and premises, situate IN
the District of Columbia. and
designated as and being, Lot 60,
Block 'iG 10. in Denison and IN ' Sands IS
trustees subdivision OF Metro
polls View, as per plat recorded
in the ONCE of the Surveyor
for the District of Columbia:
in Liber rs. at Folio 1862: taxed
as Lot 90, in Square 3640.
covenance Of record
TERMS: Sold subject to prior
building association deed of trust
for approximately .S6,71l .2S., fur
ther particulars Of which will be
announced at time Of sale; the
purchase price above said trust
20 be paid in cash. A deposit q
$500 required. Conveyancing, re.
cording. etc, at purchasers cost
Adjustments made as Of date OF
sale. Terms to be complied with
within thirty days, otherwise de-
posit forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resold al
the discretion of the trustees.
CHARLES e. MITCHELL.
ROBERT W. KIDWEIL,
Trustees.
ia25,27,29,fei,3.
Zed L. Williams & Zed L. williams, Jr.,
AuctiOneers & Appraisers
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JUNIOR F. CRoWELL,
SAMUEL SCRlVENER, Jr..
THOS. J. OWEN & son,
AuctiOneerS,
1rIf Z CT ~ VI


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
REMAINDER INTEREST IN AND
TO A sEMIDETACHED BRICK
STORE WITH LIVING QUAR-
TIERS ABOVE, KNOWN AS PREM
ISES 1874 YOU STREET NORTH
WEST.
By virtue Of a certain deed Of trust
duly recorded, in Liber No. 1917,
Folio Az ct seq, of the land rec
ords Of the District Of Columbia,
and at the request of the party
secured thereby, the undersigned
ton, within the office Of THos. j.
OWEN & SON. Suite COL. Per-
Northwest, on WEDNESDAY, THE
TENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY,
A.D 1860, AT TWELVE-THIRTY
O'CLOCK PM, the following de
scrihed land and premises, situate
in the District Of Columbia, and
bered Forty-three t43), in G. B.
Coburn's subdivision ''of Square
Numbered Two Hundred and Thir-
ty-seven (237, as per plat re-
corded in the Ofice Of the Sur
veyor for the District Of Columbia,
in Liber H D c., at Folio Twenty
tate Of dEEoRGfH Ss6}fS' FRASER R s COINS 90
TERMS OF SALE. ALL CASH. A
deposit of $500 will be required al
time of sale. Adjustments made as
of date of sale All convevancing
recording. revenue stamps, etc. al
cost Of purchaser. Terms nf sale
to be complied with within thirty
days from day of sale. otherwise
the trustee reserves the right tc
resell the property at the risk
and cost OF IefaulLlng purchaser
after five days advertisement Of
such resale in some newspaper
published in washington, D. C
HERBERT D. HOROWTTZ, Substi,
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