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Evening star., 1960-03-22
BEMAN EXEMPT FROM QUALIFYING
U. S. Open rioIs Set
For Two Area Clubs

The United States Golf AS
sociation will stick to its double
rounds Of qualifying for the
National Open championship
for the second year, it was an
nounced yesterday, along with
details Of the local qualifying
at SO cities and the sectional
trials at IL locations. Wash
ington is included.
Deane Beman. 1859 British
Amateur champion. is the only
District golfer with a pass TO
the championship rounds June
1913 at Cherry Hills in Denver.
In the Middle Atlantic area
the local qualifying rounds will
be held Monday, May %. at
Woodmont for the District
golfers, at Pine Ridge for the
Baltimore area entries, and at
the James River course of the
Country Club Of Virginia in
Richmond for Virginians.
The low scorers at those
three locations and from areas
of North Carolina, Pennsylva-
mia. New Jersey and West Vir-
ginia will play in the sectional
trials Tuesday, June 7 at Prince
Georges. The practice date for
the Prince Georges play is
Monday, June 6.
Ray Lawrenson. District Golf
Association secretary will be in
charge Of the local rounds at
Woodmont and the sectional
qualifying at Prince Georges.
The system of double quail
flying was started last year to
give improved opportunities for
the more capable players to
prove their skill.
Players exempt from the first
Evening star., 1960-03-22

companied by alibis. prompting
sarcasm from unsympathetic
teammates.
The replacement has been
Billy Console. and he gave his
bosses a fright the other day
at West Palm Beach when he
played a routine grounder by
Hank Bauer into a single. Con-
solo got his throw of belatedly
and with nothing on it. 1t may
have been merely an incident
but it also could have been a
grim warning that Console
won't do.
-
Clint Courtney and Hal Mar
agon have been nursing in
juries. so the bulk of the catch
ing burden has fallen to ami
able, aggressive and defensively
capable Steve Korcheck. Steve
is a solid receiver. He has been
drilling long and faithfully in
an attempt to demonstrate he
can hit the meager .230 or Sc
that would warrant his pres
ence in the lineup.
But the results so far have
been deflationary. Steve may
perk up. but to date he hasn't
been elating anybody when he
swings. 1t could be said that his
batting weakness is a pitched
ball.
There have been heartening
moments. principally centering
on pitching, but the Senator's
remain unsettled behind the
plate, at shortstop, second base
and in centerfield. Their back
bone needs adjustment.
Evening star., 1960-03-22

pect of Clint as a regular
catcher.
Korcheck has the inside
track. ahead Of Hal Naragon.
An occasional hit could seal
the job for Steve, but results
so far have been negative.
Everybody on the ball club is
roofing for him, but sentiment
will go down the drain unless
Korcheck chips in with a hit
here and there.
President Cal Griffith admits
hes stymied in an effort to OBJ
tain a catcher who might hit
"a bit more.
'T'd like to have Pete Daley
Of Kansas City" Cal confessed,
but ! doubt if we can get him.
There's confusion now about
the deal that sent Russ Nixon
to Boston and Sammy White
to Cleveland. White is quitting
the game. so whatever chance
we had Of getting John Ro-
mano from the Indians seems
dead"
NOTES: Hal Griggs, the
Senator's unsigned pitcher.
showed up yesterday to play
golf, but his status remains UNI
determined. The right
handler, who has been working
for a Photographic outfit in
Hickory, N. c.. plans to confer
with Griffith today. What
ever chance he had Of sticking
with the club long since has
vanished.
Camilo Pascual and Pedro
Ramos were picked to oppose
the Orioles here today and try
to check Q four-game losing
streak. After meeting the
Redlees tomorrow, the Sena-
tors will battle the Tigers,
Pirates and Athletics here be-
fore meeting Pittsburgh Sun
day at Fort Myers.
Evening star., 1960-03-22
BY MERRELL WHITTLESEY
Star Stan Writer

Plans for Chartwell Golf and
Country Club were presented to
the Washington : Baltimore :
Annapolis golfing public at a
dinner last night at Glen
Burnie. =
The 18-hole course will be
on a 316-scre tract between
Ritchie Highway and Route 30l
In Severna Park. 1t can be
reached by various routes from
downtown Washington, which
roughly is 80 miles away. 1t is
about Is minutes from Balti-
more, and closer to Annapolis.
Washingtonians present at
the dinner included Eddie Ault,
the architect. Bob Elder,
agronomist, and Col. Harry
Eckhoff Of the National Golf
Foundation. =
Chartwell, named for Sir
Winston Churchill's estate in
England, is being cleared and
will have a club house in
November. The course will be
ready for play in late 1851.
&C. Albert Merritt OF Seyerna
Park is the developer of the
Evening star., 1960-03-22
SPAIN Makes
Rare Break in
Dodgers Jinx
By the Associated Press

They say Warren SPAIN, Mil
waukee's veteran ace, can't
beat the Dodgers. He can-but
not often.
The star southpaw has had
considerable trouble against the
pre- d ominantly righthanded-
hitting Dodgers-both Brook
lyn and Los Angeles variety
during a major league career
spanning Is seasons. ..
SPAIN, a 20-game winner 10
times. has beaten the Dodgers
only IA times in a lifetime
decisions = and only once in
the last eight years.
But the 38-year-old pitcher
who has compiled a 267-172
won-lost record since he reached
the big leagues in 1912, turned
the trick against his nemesis
yesterday.
Only Runs Tainted
He gave up only two un-
earned runs in a six-inning
workout, limited the Dodgers
to five hits, struck out three,
walked none and picked up
the GA exhibition victory.
An error by Eddie Mathews
allowed the Dodgers to score
their two runs of SPAIN in
the fifth inning. Milwaukee
collected nine hits of Roger
Craig and Larry Sherry, scor-
ing two in the eighth against
the World Series pitching star
to win it.
In other games. ex-YankeeS
Hank Bauer and Norm Sieberr
drove in seven runs against
their former New York mates
in a 10-l Kansas City. romp;
Stan Musial led st. Louis over
Cincinnati, 1913; and Pitts
burgh defeated the White Sox
8-5, to snap the American
League champions three-game
winning streak.
Bauer Drives In Five
Bauer knocked in five runs
with a pair Of doubles and three
singles, while Siebern brought
home two with a double. Roger
Maris, acquired by the Yankees
| in the Bauer-Siebern trade, hit
| in his ninth straight game and
Bill Skowron averted a shut
out with a pinch home run.
Musial had a home run and
two-run double in the Cardi-
nails 18-hit attack against the
Reds, who lost their sixth game
in eight outings. Jerry Lynch
hit a grand-slam homer and
Ed Bailey a three-run circuit
blast for Cincinnati.
The Pirates rallied for five
runs in the last three innings
to whip the White Sox with a
l0-hit assault aided by eight
walks. Minnie Minoso contin-
ued his torrid hitting for Chi
cago, driving in two runs with
three singles. He now has eight
hits in his last 10 trips and q
SIS average.
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SENATORS

Continued From Page All
But I want to see a little more
hitting.
Our catching is, a problem,
but second base and shortstop
are. more acute. In our last
10 exhibition games I'd like to
start playing what I'd regard
as my regular lineup for the
season. Second and short are
still wide open. I'll use Ron
Sanford at second base today
against the Orioles and hope
he'll give us a lift.
Dan Dobbek's arm is a lot
better, but he jammed a couple
OF fingers the other day in
practice. If he's ready, he'll be
in centerfleld today and Ill
start getting a line on him. We
have a long way to go before
we open the season and he'll
set plenty OF opportunity to
play. ..--
"As far as Roy Sievers, Har-
mon Killebrew, Bob Allison
and Jim Lemon not tearing the
cover off the ball at this point,
I'm not worried. They'll hit.
What I'm looking for now is
pitching, more hitting from our
catchers and a better defense. "
Courtney Not In Plans
1t is becoming more and
more apparent that injured
Clint Courtney doesn't figure in
Lavagettp's plans. Courtney has
an infected right index finger
and will be inactive another
week TO 10 days, according to
the team physician. Cookie
isn't enthralled with the pros
Evening star., 1960-03-22
FIGHT RESULTS

SAN ANTONIO, Tex.-Ra Portilla,
ltl, Houston, stopped Joe Brown,
1854 Houston, tnon-title).
HOUSTON - Sonny Liston. 212H.
philadelphia, stopped Cleveland viii
hams 215h, Houston, 2.
DALLAs-Roy Harris. 1a6, Cut and
Shoot: Tex, outpointed Henry Hall.
2O5, Milwaukee, Z.
DALLAS Buddy Turman. 1877.
Tyler. Tex, outpointed Sonny Moore,
1872, Dallas, TO-
PH1LADELPHIA-Dick Young. 1872,
Philadelphia, stopped Willie Davis,
1855. Philadelphia. s
PHILADELPHIA-vs Diamond. 1877,
philadelphia. outpointsd Walter Wal
lace, 1879, Philadelphia, S.
CHICAGO Joe Hemphill 1872.
Rockford. Ill. outpointed Dave Bailey.
2O5, Philadelphia, 3.
SYDNEY, Australia-Auburn Cope
land: 1870. Flint, Mich, stopped Roy
Jacobs, l"9h, Nigeria. IL.
NASSAU, Bahamas-Gomeo Bren-
nan, $50. Bahamas outpointed Jimmy
Bussey' $50, Bahamas, 10.
Evening star., 1960-03-22
THE BASEBALL
BEAT
BY BURTON HAWKINS

ORLANDO, Fla, Mar. a.
In the midst of the commotion
created by what-at early and
perhaps hasty appraisal APP
pears to be generally improved
Washington pitching, some
sobering circumstances seem to
have been neglected. The Sena-
tors catch hing, centerfield,
shortstop and second base def
ciencies remain unsolved.
Reno Bertoia may blossom as
a sprightlier second baseman
and take his club of the hook,
but the position will be a ques-
ton mark even If Bertoia excels
in the immediate future. He has
experienced spectacular springs
previously, only to sag sadly
after q few hitless appearances
at the plate.
Centerfleld was to be handed
Rookie Dan Dobbek, but the
silver platter temporarily has
been misplaced. A sore arm has
restricted his employment to
inconclusive pinch-hittjng duty.
Cookie Lavagetto knows little
more about him than when
Dobbek walked into training
camp.
Cookie has an idea that
Dobbek can retreat and snare
a fly ball more ably than Bob
Allison. that Dan will break
quicker to retrieve swats to the
center1eld sector and that
Dobbek's arm will be adequate.
But estimates of Dobbek's
ability are mere notions at. this
point. Of a brief test last fall
there was optimism. but further
examination has been impos-
sible. There has been a suSpi-
cion he'd blend nicely into the
clubs batting order. but there
has been no chance to stack
him against prominent pitch
ers consistently.
Dobbek may be removed from
the ailing list any day now, but
he's getting a late start and
the Senators will be getting
delayed answer to a snarled
situation.
&E -
II Dobbek doesn't click, Lava
getto will be forced to switch
to Lennie Green or Faye
Throneberry to blend with Jim
Lemon and Allison in the out
field. The prospect is not invit-
ing. Throneberry had an en-
couraging $40 batting outburst
over a 55-game streak last sea-
son, but major league schedules
list l54 games.
There, could be sharp i'm
provement by Green or Throne
berry, but the past performance
sheet is an acute warning
against wild dreaming. The best
bet remains Dobbek. but a ten
der tendon has stalled investi-
CATION.
Zoilo Versailles, l9-year-old
Cuban who is handy with a
glove, was Lavagetto's short
shop before camp opened. A
change has, been made. Versaf-
les instability put him in scald-
ing water with normally calm
Cookie. zoilo vamoosed for two
days.
This weird stunt might have
been excused and eventually
dismissed good d-naturedly II
Versailles had returned to dis
play a shred Of consistency
either at bat or afield. His Gus
tomary defensive luster has
been missing and his batting
has been distressing. Both
shortcomings have been ac-
Evening star., 1960-03-22
GLOVES
Continued From Page A-21

Continued From Page All
open Spanakos up for a long
range exchange, but the Brook
lyn-born western champion
stayed inside and Mike was un-
able to handle him. At one
point in the fight Spanakos
wreStled Mike to the floor. and
was continually spinning him
of balance.
Spanakos' twin brother Nick,
a featherweight, also was a
winner last night, helping the
Western cause by outpointing
Jackie Kelly of New York.
Only four Of the East fight
ers won. and even this quartet
had a tough row to hoe.
Shomo, the East's light
weight winner who came into
the ring with seven straight
knockouts, had a rough time
beating the Irish-born Brian
O'Shea; James Blythe man.
aged to score over Bill Nelson
in the alternate heavyweight
spot; William Daniel out
pointed Bill Joiner at ITS
pounds, and Welterweight Peter
Toro trounced Ferd Hernandez.
The summaries (home towns
in parenthesis):
lie pounds: wayman Gray. West
nsPl,.ttsbuIg: N. ~; Alternate. Chris
Angel Morales New York..
lis pounds: Pete sianskos, West
tBIooklyn), ,outpointed Mike LoueaS
IWashinEton). Alternate: oscar Ger
man; West tGrand Rapids, Mich. D..
Puerto Ricoj. e:S2 of irst round. ''
126 pounds: Nick spanakos, West
'BEooklynl, outpointed Jackie Kelly
New YORK;. Alternate: Don Eddington,
west !St. Louis, outpointed Lloyd
Marshall Newark.
las pounds: Vince schomo. East
tChicaEo). Alternate: Earl Sharp. West
Ccleveland).
l47 pounds: Pete Toro, East New
YORK, outpointed Ferd Hernandez
sydney, Nebr.l. Alternate: Phil Bald :
win, West tChicaEol, won technical
knockout over Dick Clifford tClevelsnd) f,
2:1s Of third
$50 pounds: Leotis Martin. West
Toledo. outpointed Bob warthen
tBuhalol. Alternate: James Ellis. West
tLouisvillel. outpointed Ossie Marcano
New York..
1f5 pounds: Jefferson Davis, West
tMooilel, knocked out Robert Ruther-
toro tIrentonl, 81 seconds Of frst.
Alternate; William Daniel, East New
YORK, outpointed Bill Joiner (Chicaso).
HeavyweiEht cassius Clay. west
OouisvilleD, won technical knockout
over Gary lavish lWashingtonJ, 1853
OF third. Alternate: James Blythe. East
{Hartford. outpointed Bill Nielsen
(CmohD.
Evening star., 1960-03-22
CIV Meters Lose

Jim Tarr Of George Wash
ington University defeated Bill
McClung of Dartmouth. 6-3,
6-3, in the No. match as the
Colonials opened their tennis
season yesterday with a 6-3
loss to the visitors.
Evening star., 1960-03-22
BASKETBALL
SCORES

w0MEN's AAU AT ST. JOSEPH. MO.
First ROundl
WayIsnd Collere (TeX.D 81
Dana College ONeb.) ~
Amarillo, Tex. 81
Omaha. Neb.. wTiEhts 4s
Nashville. Tenn. Sc ST. Louis 70
Des Msines 81 -- Denver ~
WirrsnsburI, Ne. 90 Auburn. Ne. Is
siouI City 50 Miami, Okla. IS
Broadview, III. W. Okla. City, postpOned
MEMS AAU At DENVER
First RoundD
Army AlI-stars 81 Seattle Insurers 90
Salt Lake City 81
washington. d. c. %
Denver l?2 Little Rock 81
San Francisco 1nvesters IO6
wichita, Links ~
Evening star., 1960-12-22

OFC. MGR, to $6,5O0
Under 45. shhd., Some Bkkpe,
ATLAS AGCy.. 1920 N. y. Ave. NV
PHARAfACIsTi decent hrs. no sun
PRHRM. IA III iitS Ppm snd 6olno'0 6Soln0NMELL's ~ 4 I
Evening star., 1960-12-22
Asesissssrs. Ssi RI YYhr iii Z 81. NV NV.

SENipETAcHED sRIcK DWELL.
ING. BK1Nd KNOWN As PREM.
gES 400 FORT DUPONT TER
RACE SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue Of 9 certain deed Of thus
duly recorded. in Liher No. 1903
Folio 626 ct seu., Of the lAAt
records Of the District Of Co
lumbia. and at the request Of thu
party secured thereby, the under
signed trustees will sell, at publil
auction IN front oi the premises
on TUESDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF
IAMEHEx TASR4F ocL6dR AR lsei; fA AT TaRIE5 e. Id
sss. situate IN the tie Dis.rEst BIZ as~Si u
Columbia, and designated as and
being Lot 40 In subdiyision made
By Kallen In Square 536S, As per
plat 8 recorded IN the Once of
the Surveyor for the District of
Columhis In Liber lS1 ct Folio
TERMS: sold subject to a prior
building association deed OF trust
for approximately S6,501 .2S. fur
ther Particular Of which viii b
announced ct time Of sale: the
purchase price above said trust
$500 rsaaired. conveyaneins. , nRSs.' re. e.
eoIding. etc. ct .purehaser's cost
Adjustments made As Of date oi
sale. Terms TO be complied with
within thirty days, otherwise de-
post forfeited and the property
may be advertised and Tesoid 81
the discretion Of the trusteeS.
SAMUA c. REYNOLDS,
JOHN y. MURCHlSON. Jr..
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A'ssiosssrs. iii Est. NV.

TRUgTEEs' SALE or vAIuAnf.R
NC. SEIAS %Sst5VsdNc 5Vsdsck ksD sDMnIL- MI
HnEsST HMES 4slb = STREET soUTH-
By virtue Of Z certain a..a =,
trust duly recorded. m Iiher NJ "a
iO7e1, Folio 36e ct sea. a. fS:,
lnnd records Of the District of
COIumbia. and at the feoiiest n
sne party secured thereby. the
unaersigned trustees viii eeil, N
puDIic auction In front al ths
TWFsS,SES; TWSF1SSS; On FRIDAY, THE
SA1hkR, A. .. 1850, AT TWO.
Ion0ytng . described iand snS
enises, situate In the District
q Celmbia; and 9lesignated a
Tvd; Td Dslng lot 40 In the sub.
;Hlyisien made By B q D, Inc, Of
hassa igss qna alley closed In Square
!tSs 49, csr Pet Is recorded In
Ky h,s,S'1ssl I'slee eS she Surveyor for the
q Polio sS SuSjeet " i I'SsF S,,I,d,2.. HI. |.
ssfISsrissiSn ssIS sf., line a. shown on
Sold subject i ,r,o,
puildtng association deeA ''Ht = ~
trust for spproxinateIy Al 9ao AZ ~
thurLnsr particulars OF which viii
oe announced ct time Of sSls: fhs III
purchase price above said trust
ssnne 20 ne paid In cash. A deposit Of
5000 REQUIRED. conyeyaneinS yS. ~
csorning: etc. ct purchaser's cost
Adlussments made as, OF date ~
s1M. Terms to be Complied with
Mltnin tntrty days, otherwise de.
poslt forfeited and the propertv
may pc advertised and resciS ~
Sne ,alseretion Of the trustees,
a., WALIgR D, NEWRATH,
ADAM 4: WESCHLER q SON
AuctieneePs.AppPaisers
Evening star., 1960-12-22

1kg9T1zH SALE OF VAfI1AaYx =
TT%SWW TSW.j5h j5hACk DWELLlN0, BRTNO
WTxSahESAUk WIFE TERRACE. NORTH.
p virtue Of = certain deed a,
est guy recorded, IN Liber No,
4Lzo4. Ro1o 30 ct sea. Of the iand
SeoEos or the District o. Colum.
,s,, ~, and at the request Of Che
SsHny Hy secursd thereby. the under
.issss on Friday The TWFNTY- NV
THIRD DAY OF DFcE1RKR
O'Clock IN ~ The YfnIhi,LiHiKLY fcIioIia1KS5L.Y
serined land and premises, sifusts
y the District of Columbis. M
Hss1ngnatea nea e and being Lot I5S
square 2017 Ia 0ruver's suh-
olyislon of lets in Block 4 'srnTle-
tSs ttSe; ;om.A.s As Per plat recorded IN
DistTict Of Columbia in Liber Is
roiio 14. Subject 20 cove.
TERMS: Sold subject TO a nrio,
building association deed 'St n
trust for aDpFoximStely % 'O2A az
xufther particulars Of Whiei Vii
he announced az time 81 aSIe: fhS ~
purehase priee Above said 'tiui trust II Il
Sso6 61,o 1o.,,ss.s e sSAsn: 4 deposit q
saCaT,G,ns; aa,n.,s,;, ,,.:s stes q putehaser's cost,
s1le. Terms 70 be Compiled vifh
Within thirty days, Otherwise de-
oslt iorteited and the property
NY Pc e41eftieed and Yesoid Al
SrNneve4 SSrasNSTneve4 g the trustees.
sMALT1H u, NEWRATH,
9e1a.l5s11.20.zz Trustees,
THOs. .. OWN 4 a1SN-
Auetionesfs, iii 3 81 NV.
Evening star., 1960-12-22
CRAI0HIT-L. 1IELLO aa6
CHAf0HlE4, AtteFneyS,
726 fath Street NV,

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Held.
Ing Probate Court.-No. lO2,Ia7.
AdmlnistrAtion IL 10 Give
the State Of Maryland. has OBJ
tsined from the Probate Court Of
the District OF Columbia, Letters
VIA vvsfaItteR'9tss aisER NJ ASssssss.s sssssss l.s: ::
of the District Of coiumbis, de-
eeaeed; An persons havins claims
against the deceased are hereby
the vouchers thereof. isgsiiy au-
thentieated,. to the subscriber, On
or before the 10th day Of June.
Law BE- excluded from al benefit
hard tAls lSth day d December.
WOcdaeres prive. WashinstonY Yi ID,
2. q lgeall Attest: TNBoDoRE
C009wELL Register OF wills for
the District Of Columbia, CLERK Of
the Pfoeats Court. de22. .29-iaS
Evening star., 1960-12-22
AMEs Q. WHITE, Attorney
SSvs W..s adsa sIss.sa street NV.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
lor the District Of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court.--Nc, I02 ,032,
Administratien.--This Il to Give
Notice: That the subscriber, of
the State Of virginia has obtained
from the. Probate Court o. me
District Of Columbia. Letters Tes.
MEY LOUISE cULVfRWRft. Iste
O. the District Of Columbia, de-
eeaSeo: All persons having claims
egalnse the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, vifk
me vouchers thereof, legaIiy An.
thenucated, TO the subscriber. an
cr before the sth day of June.
A.D. 1881: otherwise they may 81
law pc excluded from ali benedt
q SAID estate. Given under ny
n1aa9d this 18th day of December.
lSoU: JAMES O, WHITE, za07
y: 3lst Street, Ariington =, VII.
INA Seal Attest: FRANK j.
!BWKkART, Deputy Reeistef al
WIS for the District Of coiunhlS.
Olerf ss1s q % ths sS Probate Court.
Evening star., 1960-12-22
JOSEPH II. sHARLTH, 1tEOFnSy
tvo.dI IsS. S,.,!G, < q: q: NV; go

HARRY M. HULL, Clerk
UNITED STATES Dl6TRICT court
for the District Of .Columbia. .--ir
Ann sEySMsoUfR, Tor 1cthhSnSsIa chsnsss =
Name.-Civil Action No. 10B5 40
Order Of Publication. - ELIZA.
BETH ANN SEYMOUR, havina
filed q complaint for a judgmeni
changing her name TO ELIZA.
BETH ANN eTEPfiENSON, ailt
having applied to the Court fol
an order Of publication Of tht
cases. II is. By the Court, INF
18th day of December, 1860
ORDERED. that all persons con.
eerned show cause. II any there
be. on or before the Goth day ol
January, 1861. why the prayers
Of said complaint should not b
kranted: PROVIDED That q copy
Of this order be published onct
weeks before said day IN nm
Evening Star and the Washington
MCLAUGHLIN, Judge. (SeSi.)
True Copy. Test: HARRY nj
HULL. Clerk. 1y CARMEN JOSE
HNA S0s0N' Deputy Clerk.
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PROPOSALS

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Dsps ps...,ndidd nid tosms: plans Z. !! s1d lr,a
from Supervisor, Bid and Contract
Division, Proelrement Once, b. C..
Room 40z. 49o Pa. Ave. \. w, upon
deposit Of 2 certffled cheek for
Treasurer. Phone Ma. 10000,
q epsned . Pm. EST Jan.
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cENrrK cEENrr S2gEE SEEk l6SFoNc 6SSeFEoaNEcEsoHsL vIt sIN:
vITATToN NO. C-6i65-B). Bid
forms. plans and Specifications.
and Ad0endum No. iR. are now
available from Supervisor, Bid
and Contract Division. Procure
ment Otfiee. 2; c., Rm. 404., 49e
q certified check ior 5000 Per
set. payable TO D. c. Treasurer.
SPhone Ma. $4,000. Ext. 237el.
SEALED BIDS 70 be opened 500
PMs kST. Jan. III 1881. In I'm.
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DERARTMEMT OF c0lISlEkCE,
Bureau Of Public Roads, December
Is, 1oeO.-sEALKD BIDS win Be
reeetved af the once Of =. /. Tar
!. Hsses; S,;sIss piSision Sion Engineer; Rursau
i:eo fiee AIllnsiHs1a ylrsi5S's; IhSHSssy 'I.!l 1
1851. for Project icoAe,7. oeofs: : \:
Washington Memorial Parkway,
Nontgomery County. Nsryi9nd
Bridge under Entrance 10 David
TAYLOR Model Basin and BridRe
under Connection 10 Cabin John
Gardens. each with O single span
RxDstressed Concrete 9upeFstrue-
ture having 9 length Of 110h
feet and Q width Of 46is feet.
Iha approximate Quantities Of the
more important items aside from
the 9uDeIstruetures are: 4,lOO Gu.
I'd. Structural Excavation, 1880
Gu. "a. Concrete, 10000 ID. Re-
enforcement steel end 735 lin. ft.
0teel Bridge nailina. Minimum
sNeee rates have been Axed a. re-
quifea by Av. Plans. speeiflea-
tons ana BID forms are avaiIable
upon request ct the address given
above. ,. W. GROIN. Rssienal ms
Gineer. de22
Evening star., 1960-12-22
JOHN a. BECK, Attorney.
0O6 Southern Building.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court.--No. lOl $50,
Administfation Is TO Give
Notice: That the subscriber, OF
the District Of Columbia has OBJ
tanned from the Probate Court OF
the District of Columbia. Letters
Testamentary on the estate OF
DAVID FISHER, late Of the Dis
triet Of Columbia, deceased. All
persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hibit the same, with the vouchers
therBofy legally authenticated, to
the subscriber, on or before the
2bth day Of May. AID. 1851:
otherwise they may By law be ex-
cluded from all benefit Of said es-
tate. Given under It's hand this
AMERICAN sEcURITY 4 TRUST
COMPANY, By: ALFRED +. sou.
DER, Trust Ofiicer. (0eal.l Attest.
JOHN w. FOLLIN. Deputy Reetster
o. Wills for the District Of ColuEns
bie; SsaSsSs,sS aSlssSE q The H7oSas' cours'