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Evening star., 1962-12-03

TRACEY, MARTHA A. On Sunday
Ps PPsss.sG%ssr .GIS 2. 1889. MARTHA <.
wife Of the late John Z. Tracey TveS "nS
devoted mother Of EVELYN Allen,
hn1d.n Mari. Tuner, FlOrine Crawford
Dor9Lny Hi Olive Kuander, John
dell J. Tracey. Also SURVIVING are
one sister Mary Frances: 10 grand-
sniloren, "a great-srandchiidre
other relatives and many friends
kemains RESTING at the John n,
5s,h 5sn,ihnes GO: Funeral Home, 3Oi5
istn 81. ne. Notice Of funeral later.
Evening star., 1962-12-03

day, November 20 1852 al At pistriet
General Hospital, WILLIE HEsTER
PAGE Of 537 Kenyon st. NV, be- BE-.
loved mother Of Mile Baker. Vivian,
william and Alvin Page and sister
q viola Lee, Helen Jefferson, Rozeiia
Studerv9nt. Jennie, Carl. Fred and
many other relatives and friends.
from 70 10 pm. Monday. Decem-
per 3, friends may call at Brooks
and Allen Funeral Home. 18th and
rlorida ave. NV. Funeral Tuesday.
pecemper 4, st 1 pm. from Salem
and 10th sts, NV. Rev. Herbert n.
Travis officiating. Interment Ma
tional Harmony Park
Evening star., 1962-12-03
RICKETTs. WALTER CHARLEs.

sunday December 2. iess. At Sis S
residence, s2l South Ivy st., Airing.
ssona;.,ysss:; Ton; Va; WALTER CHARLES
klCKErre. beloved husband OF LOIS
2, Ricketts, and stepfather Of John
v. smith q chieago. III. He also Is
Friends may call at the Ives Funerai
Nome. ?S47 Wilson blvd. Arlington.
vs.. after $3.50 pm. on Monday,
DECEMBER 3, where funeral services
VIZ be held on Tuesday. December
c.mE Pm lnterment Mount Hope
Evening star., 1962-12-03

CAkNIELLO, y0HN. or 1907 tucker
psesmSssr a S gnivs5sis' isss' iess.; es5s Nd y. on
John B. Marshall, Nrs Patsv
Monaco. Mrs. orsee ousttrons. Ms, tSs
george Amato, Mrs. A. Allen and
Ioney Carniello. Ten grandchiIdren
nno 20 Ereat-srandehildTen also
neral Home, bsOi cisvsIsnd .ye
hlverdaie, Nd. on Wednesday. De.
semper D, at $50 am. Mass IN
y; Jsrome's Catholic Church. Hy.
foIt fssviIIs; I.in.a,n;' nS;' e. ; 2 an; EntOmbmsnl
Evening star., 1962-12-03

riSSIOkIo. SISo. IRENE n: On Saturday.
Ritsi IRENE n, pisToSRSISo50 B TeSSS5 0oP 81 ssi7 hSs7
Cedar St. Silver Spring, Nd cousin
q MIS-. Lulu NJ. Robertson. Mrs.
Josephine Bougeois and James r. jr.
rests at the Warner z. Pumnhrev
ENneral Home, s434 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring, Nd, where seryics
VIII be held Tuesday, December
ts,,.nPp ~ Pm b.. sperkins iacilitiesJ. In.
Evening star., 1962-12-03

HARRIS. SAMUEL, In loving memory
81 ny husband and our father,
Samuel HARRIS, who departed this
3. 1860.
o God whose mereies cannot he
numpered. accept our prayers on
oehalf OF the soul Of Thy departed
servant and grant him eternal
Evening star., 1962-12-03

S:s:E.l SS:S:%S'' 1R:i 4 1SSseTs SEssis req 4
loved wife Of Nal. Gen, MAY n
Tyler, UsA (RetiredD, sister OF
Claude R. Hudson Of Fort Wayne.
Ino. and Fort Lauderdale. Fla, and
Miss Hilda J. Hinkebein OF FORT
Lsuseraele: tla. Mass will BE- offered
Dumbarton ave. NV, on Wednesday
December B, at g;1b am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery,
Evening star., 1962-12-03

I. Inc oIIlcers and mem
oers OF Washington Coun-
eil. No. 90. Ladies' OF the
y. e; E. Of g.. are hereby
notified that We will con-
duct services for our late
sister, Past President ANN
POOk, on Tuesday, De-
ID02. At R:a0 nm. At The
Evening star., 1962-12-03

}. ,,Gl.sI GRACE 7; officer: and
ter, No. Is, o. Z. s., are
hereby notified Of the
death Of our past matron,
GRACE L. GODDARD. No
tiee Of services later.
Evening star., 1962-12-03

Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and Mass.
LUCILLE COLLINS. Worthy Pres
RUTH g. BICHELL, Secy.
REEVES, NETTIE EsTELLE CRULEl.
HRrTiN NJ TS1tuTeay; rs4t;r, peesTnsT s1N l.; 1882,
Of 1882 Columbia rd. NV, beloved
wife Of the late John r. T. Reeves.
beloved mother Of Richard r. Reeves
yho resides at 800 ctesweiI dr.,
George w. Reeves. she also Il sIr. M
yived By three grandchildren. Friends
may call At the 8. II. Hines Co. Fu-
neral Home, 2g01 18th 81. NV, aft
sr z pm, Monday, December z
the above funeral home on Tues
oay. December at II am. Inter-
ment olenwood Cemetery. A eontri-
button TO- 81. Adams Episconal
Cnureh bullding fund may be made
ANnFAnNlAn Al
Evening star., 1962-12-03

TATE. CARL0TA. The Ladies Senior
: 81 ]; = | ! : / "a. Il
AI viii .reeite the rosary for
M6 our departed socialist, CAR
You 81. NV. at & pm,
Tuesday, December 4, 1862.
Evening star., 1962-12-03
ChANNINo. DR. CHARLES EDWARDS.

On DECEMBER I. 1862, IN Annapolis.
EIEQ, husband o. the late Lucille
Claiming and devoted father of
Snaries =. Channing, jr., OF Annap-
els. Nd, and James r. Claiming Of
nnisax,sndTis We. Interment Arlington
q the Taylor Funeral chapei' Ia
DHke OF Gloucester st., Anna polls,
Evening star., 1962-12-03

s.%ss5 ., isSa. SLxHcsR RsIHfs' 3. uzEL Isi
oi 1000 Otis 81. ne. mother Of 10
Anne n. uzel Rosary services by
81. Anthony's Sodality at the Collins
ar punsEnn Monai home, 3sSl 18th st.; NV,
Wis. S~s'
Evening star., 1962-12-03

MORGAN. WILLIAM D.. Jr. officer.
i IiI;; ?;! !: 5::!:!; u =:
,, 1899, for Eastern Star
soeists Patron WILLIAM b. NOR
,vsAiSiqG JIM. SqRgs"E Y. E,sFESfSsKSs sE2SKs T.s az, +,
Evening star., 1962-12-03
yAETH. JOSEPH FRANCIS, sr. 4,

Saturday. December /. 1869. al AZ
SiSfs' Css JSssPRs JSSssss4PRRs'GR pRENcTs ETNR!Y:r'y ASs
81. Of slso Dexter ave, 'nhiha; silyss;
Spring, Md. husband OF Hllds al
and Joseph Francis Vasth, ir' srand.
father Of John Robert Muiliean. III.
and brother OF Mrs. Charles Wagner
Yssth o'UIss fsIss sp'hGRR, s1 pR, ysstn w.S,, M
Humphrey Funeral Home. s4al
oeorsia ave- Silver sprlng. Nd,
where service win be held tuesday,
Deeember 4, at D:3O am. Iparking
inclll!iesl, fnterment Arlington Ma
Evening star., 1962-12-03

$sl,a 81; ! !, s;. :;$;i;; $i$; !;
krs, Russell woslum. Mrs' FrIsds
DsBindsr' Mrs.. John NJ johnson
cisy.San a' r.s.s Ss0rs, !, d Il, SSg.ls w.In,r Nj
Pumphrey Funeral Home eAtl
where service viii Be hsld Tnssdsyy,,
December 4. at $50 p'm. Cnsrt. |.
III feeilltis.l, Intsrment Fort LIN
Evening star., 1962-12-03

0ceSSs ssas:r Eys u. YSs.o on rJE JTRuypd,s SJS No
etssSss sSS Ria rls sslyyns Sur tGTn:Ty e. ASI q
nvses sn1 many friends. After
e ssii Il the Icouirs Funeral sas RSassd Rom.l
cSO wth 81. NV. Funeral from
Lne Ward Memorial Methodlsi
Church. 42d and Brooks st. ne AZ
tsrnsnt en- wOOdisy.p wSssdaisy December s.ms,.r, 4. IN
Arizona sun., 1962-10-18
Recreation Dept. To
Conduct 3rd Annual
Football Tourney

The Maricopa County Parks ant
Recreation Department will con-
duct its Third Annual Flag Foot
ball Tournament on November 5
s. T., 8, and 9.
Any boy who is enrolled in gram
mar school and will not reach his
10th birthday before December l,
1862, is eligible to play in the tour
nament..
For this tournament a classified
ton limit has been set. Taking
half the weight plus the height, nc
player can exceed a classification
total of 1870.
The tournament will be a single
elimination affair with trophies
being awarded to the first and Sec
ond place winners. A plaque Will
be- presented to the team showing
the best all-around sportsmanship,
and certificates will be given to
the eleven members of the all
tournament cam selected by tour
nament officials.
To enter the tournament a team
must have its roster submitted
to the Maricopa County Parks
and Recreation Department no lat
Arizona sun., 1962-10-18
Economic
Standards

SALT LAKE cITY-The legal
profession throughout America is
suffering from an occupational
disease - economic anemia - and
like any good patient is doing
something constructive about il.
The American Bar Association
has established the existence Of
the disease and through its special
Committee on Economics Of Law
Practice is assisting state and
local bar associations in taking
steps to raise the economic stand.
ards Of the profession. Gerald c.
Snyder Of Waukegan. Illinois. told
lawyers attending q seminar on
bar activities held in connection
with the ABA Rocky Mountain
regional meeting at the Hotel
Utah.
Zone Of the symptoms Of this
disease is q lack Of appreciation
Of the importance and dignity Of
the legal profession. Another
symptom is the misguided notion
that there is something noble in
disregarding fair compensation
when fixing fees. and that the
lawyer is being generous by max.
ing wholly ins dequate charges for
professional services" Snyder
said.
The FORMER president Of the
Illinois State Bar Association who
presently is serving as q member
Of the Executive Council Of the
National Conference Of the Bar
Presidents. said the disease had
been contracted during the past
Is years and has drasticalIy low
|ered the annual income Of prac.
ticing lawyers.
"a survey by the us. Depart.
ment Of Commerce discloses that
the percentage Of the National
income spent for legal services
has dwindled to about one.third
of what it was Is years ago.
He pointed out that q review
Of almost any other profession or
business would reveal just how
backward the legal profession is
when it comes to securing a just
and reasonable compensation for
its services.
Each Of you is fully familiar
with the difference in educational
requirements to permit a man
10 practice law or to conduct a.
real estate business. Yet. look at
he fee schedule the real estate
man has!
Arizona sun., 1962-10-18
Fl G H 7
TUNE-UPS

The championship Russ Keeton
boxing team, winners of both
Open and Novice Golden Gloves
boxing championships the past
two years, is forming ranks and
will enter both Open and Novice
teams in the 1868 tournament,
Jan. 8, 10, Is and II.
The tournament is sponsored
by the Optimist Club and the
Phoenix Gazette. Burt LewkoWltz
and Harrison Williams are CO.
match makers. Roman Mlsllcky
is tournament director.
To aid in the tournament, Mr..
Keeton, owner of Keeton's Saw
Way Market. 29O9 W. Van Buren,
has maintained a gym at 91S S.
Central. This is my way of help
ing boys and giving them a chance
for something to do other than
running the streets" Mr.. Keeton
said.
Some 80 or 100 boys will use
the gym facilities this fall. The
South Phoenix Jaycees and other
organizations have contributed to
the gym, to equip it and MAINTAIN
it. Its real community enter
prise" Mr.. Keeton said.
Two years ago Keeton's team,
coached by Al Fem, won six
Open championships and three
Novice Championships. This year
four Open champions were crown
ed, and three Novice champions
received trophies and trips to
participate in the Las Vegas tour
nament. Open champions received
expense paid trips to the Los An
geles tournament. Three OF the
Keeton champs won at Los An
geles, and one Bobby V a l.
dez, made a good showing in the
Chicago tournament of champions.
Several champions and runners
up will be back this year, Fem
said. Among them are Valdez,
Sonny Ray, tough 147 FOUNDER,
Lenny Brice, liz, Fernando Rod
riquez, 1876, Pete Montoya, 11S,
Dave Manqueros, 1876, Marco Sc
dillo, 135, Asa Lewis, 160, Crosby
Fullbright, 135, Al Toscano, 16O,
Coy Webb, and others.
Keeton boys will fight in tune
ups, Oct. 80, Nov. 13, 27; and Dec.
IL
Boys who would like to join the
team are welcome They can re-
port to the gym daily at 5 pm.
Il
Arizona sun., 1962-10-18
Negro Housewife
Attending Georgia
State After Entry

Georgia State College has be-
come the third four-year unit OF
the University System of Georgia
to integrate at the undergraduate
level, a spokesman said wednes-
day.
Mrs. Marybelle Reynolds, a 81
year old Negro housewife, enrolled
quietly more than two weeks age
and has been attending day classes
since Sept. II.
She entered as a transfer student
from the University of Georgia
where she spent spring and sum-
mer quarters earle this yea.
Last summer a 37-year-old grad
uate student, Miss Annette Lucille
Hall of Lithonia, enolled at Georgia
State in an institute on American
ism and Communism.
Arizona sun., 1962-10-18
CHRIST'S SABBATH
DAY CHURCH NEWS

Christ's Sabbath Day Missionary
Baptist Church, 1926 East Jeffer-
son, holds services both on Satur-
day and Sunday of each week and
the public is cordially invited to
attend.
Sabbath School is Saturday at
$3.50 and Sunday School at the
same hour on Sunday. Morning
worship is at 1880 both morn
ingS.
The pastor is L. S., Smith, AL g.
1889.
Arizona sun., 1962-10-18
Unauthorized Low Practice
By LdY Groups

SALT LAKE cITY-n public and professional interest
officials throughout the naon uniting their efforts bring
. public attention the dangers Of Unauthorized practice
law By numerous ay organizations lawyers from western
at were informed Saturday In an address titled Organizing
e BAR for Effective Aeoa Wm l. Muphey Of Los Angeles
- ,"G os % , Sa, e Ho
Uah at than dozen organizations presently engaged
b the unauthorized law practice. Named were:
Architects who quite seneaIy draw construction contracts
end hOices Ot completion
Rankl md 1ni GQpan< when they too far in estate
planning
Claims Aag..sx when they intervene between attorney and
f<isd Public Accountants when they give tax advice with
S0 - 0nVeyancets
Lite Insurance Brokers and saIesmen when they give estate
tax and estate planning advice
AssnceS when they intervene between the attorney
client relationship.
-Nqars, Public ~ho in most instances innoceny prepare
legal documents without realizing their acts constitute unauo-
lied law practice.
Real Estate Brokers when they draw contracts and act
title COMPANIES when they become conyeyances through their
employed lawyers.
DIR. MURPHEY chairman for years the State Bar Of
Cafognas Unauthorized Practice Of Law Committee said that
~en state and local bar association unauthorized practice d Law
committees such practices by lay they should
ephasise that they are doing in the public interest.
Actually the crapo law pracced by lay the
business and money for the lawyer in handling the litigation
which almost invariably results makes for
person jeopardze his money and property by having
qualified person handle legal transaction for him than does
for him to engage layman instead Of doctor 10 treat him
when he is sick he said
Muhey said the best ne has found combat unauthorized
practice have negraed bar strong committee Of ded
Gated lawyers armed with the authority to institute civil and
criminal proceedings against unqualified persons who attempt
public and obtain the cooperation and support Of
and IN
In some literally boards Of iaymen
problem Of unauthorized practice Of law he said In
California than 100000 notaes public; l2S 6
licensed brokers and saesmen 800 licensed collection
agencies 10000 agents and brokers' The task Of
educating groups what the unauthorized
tee Of law their field and process nfraction welnsh
insurmountabe
yhe American Association stands ready help you
and every can Murphey said Lets all work together
toward solution TO this problem"
Arizona sun., 1962-10-18
Hutchinson To Fight

Ted (Big Bear Hutchinson, 6
22O FOUNDER, will face Charlie
Powell in a 1O-roundbout at Olym-
pic Stadium in Los Angeles, Oct
25.
Hutchinson is a promising South
Phoenix heavyweight, with only
2 losses in 20 fights. His trainer
is Roy Perkins. Roy will accom-
pany Ted to Los Angeles for the
bout. Powell is the former foot
ball player who turned boxer He
is 6 #. 2 in. and weighs 22O
pounds.
Arizona sun., 1962-10-18
TOUR PLANNED BY
MARION ANDERSON IN TEXAS

Beginning next February, sing
er Marion Anderson, will tour Aus
tin. San Antonio, Dallas a n d
Houston, Texas, and sing before
integrated audiences.
This climaxes four years of eff
fort by promoters and will mark
the first such tour for her in the
South in Is years.
Arizona sun., 1962-10-18
SEND US YOUR
NEWS ITEMS

er than 5 pm. Thursday, October
25, 1862.
There is no entry fee for enter
ing the tournament. Additional in
formation concerning the tourna-
ment can be obtained by writing
to Football Tournament, Maricopa
County Parks & Recreational De-
partment, 622 West Tamarlsk
Avenue, Phoenix Al, Arizona, or
calling BR 642O3. g
Arizona sun., 1962-10-18

Spartans Blast Rebs 40 18
\ Comeback handed South Mt. its
first defeat of the year, and which
might prove to be the upset of the
season. The quarterbacking of Jay
Chrisman seemed to keep tn e
Rebels off balance, just enough to
enable the Spars to run almost at
will. A combination of things which
hurt the rebels were injuries OF
team Captain Tony Lock and Will
liam Bennett. Lock twisted knee
and Bennett suffered a twisted
ankle; plus plus being without the
aid of half back Earliest Nelson
who is out for the remainer of the
season with a broken leg.
On the opening kick off South
pushed its way to pay dirt, but
from this point on the Spartans
dominated the game.
Phoenix Union StompS Central
20 z.
Friday nights win for P. U. was
their fourth straight win of the sea-
son but for the Bobcats it was a
different story. 1t was the fourth
defeat of the year. The Coyotes
showed once more that they have
the power and know how to get
the Job done. Clarence Newman's
SO yard run and, Maurice Dunn's
go yard run both for T. D. were
the key to P. U, victory.
Phoenix College pumped Am.
River J.C. 40-14. - T.
The Bears were the dominating
team all the way. The hard hitting
Bears marched to pay dirt seven
times. The P. C. eleven were work
Arizona sun., 1962-10-18

Russ Keeton, outstanding COM
munity worker, sponsors the
championship Golden Gloves box
ing team. He maintains gym for
use of youngsters in South Phoe-
nix. Mr.. Keeton owns popular
Sav-way Market, 29O9 W. Van
Buren.
Arizona sun., 1962-10-18


the
publishes
Unseore Circle PLEASE NOTE THAT THE BAR CANNOT DENY
y (
Arizona sun., 1962-10-18

/ /. State and local bar associa-
tions should meet and draft defin- !
ite plans to meet their particular
needs and then appeal to the. +
grass roots Of the profession, The
individual lawyer. for support.
Z. Bar associations should pre-.
pare q comprehensive Q,sesdon-
naire to determine the. exact
economic condition of lawyers II
their states.
J. An economic institute shouA
be held to translate into coastrae.
tive action the research. discls-.
sions. and efforts, to alert the
Bar to the inequity x Us
economic position.
4. A Bar Economies Depart.
ment also should be established.
to maintain the honor and dignity
Of the profession and its oconomie
independence. s
Arizona sun., 1962-10-18

Surprise" Larry Armstrong, little
American sharp shooter, formely
of A. S. U. was cut by the Long
Beach Ciefs of the Ameican
Basketball League.
Basketball star, Gerald Jones,
6'3" is back with the A. S. U. Sun
Devils after sitting out last season.
Earliest Nelson, South Mt. Reb-
els is out for the rest of the season
with a broken leg.
Max Spilsbury and his Lumber
Jacks are minus two Phoenicians
lit seems the gridder became un-
happy with conditions at A. S. u.
and are now home.
Arizona sun., 1962-10-18
SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS
By JAMES BOOZER

ing like clock work. Andy Living
ston is responsible for large part
of the Bears victory. Livingston
scored two touchdowns and gained
LAT yards in five carries.
Game for next week:
Oct. 10, South vs. Carl Hayden
at Carl Hayden P. U. VS.. West
at West and P. C. travels to Wood
land Hills. Calf.
Arizona sun., 1962-10-18
LowYers Discuss Subjects Vital To Profession

"N OUR community il used TO.
be that automatically he was;
given a five percent commission.
That five percent commission yasI
expected. Recently. the commits.
sion was raised to six per-.
cent. The six percent was ac-
cepted. And yet. the lawyer who
calls into play his professional
prestige. with his background d
education and experience. is lucky
il he gets one percent. -,
Our profession should take =
good long look at.our methods of;
charging and determine whether
We are downgrading an honorable;
profession by an insufficient
charge"
Mr.. Snyder observed that de-,
spite a large population increase
in the past rs years and billions,
Of dollars Of increase in total
national product. there are fewer!
young men being attracted 10 law.
as a profession. The reason fcrl
this loss of appeal is readily ap-
parent when the economic picture
is considered" he declared. +.
he SAID that the occupaticnal'
disease is not peculiar 10 any one
area but IS nationwide. The
effort to raise the economic con-
dltion Of lawyers IS m task for
the tImid. A quarter Of a century
of lethargy has 10 be overcome,
Arizona sun., 1962-10-18
It happened 100 YEARS ag;a

The oldest incorporated trade association IN the county,
the United States Brewers Association was organized in
1862 /. i. the same year that
Arizona sun., 1962-10-18

A four.po:nt recovery program. ]
successfully instituted by the u
linois State Bar Association in
their efforts to Laise lhe, income
Qi laAyers in that stale. was OUT
lined for possible use BY other
state and local bar groups
throughout the country. Prcced-.
lures recommended were: -
Arizona sun., 1962-10-18

Mouo
A.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-10-25
Legal Advertisement
Trustees Sale
Law Office

Law Ol1lCG
Belts, Clogg & Murdoch
Rockville, Maryland
OF Valuable Improved Real Es-
tate in Veirs Mill Village,
Montgomery County, Mary
land.
BY virtue of the power and
authority contained in a certain
Deed of Trust from Ronald T.
Nagorniak to James Henry Muir
dock and Milton F. Clogg, Trus-
tees, dated January 8, 1861 and
recorded January 4, 1861, among
the Land Records of Montgom-
cry County, Maryland, in Liber
2811 at Folio 101, the under
signed will, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1862
AT 4:30 PM.
offer for sale at public auction
in front of the premises, being
number 1865 Goodloe Road, Sill
yer Spring, Maryland, all of the
land and premises described in
said Deed of Trust, to wit, Lot
numbered 1 in Block numbered
Is in the subdivision known as
"Veirs Mill Village" as per plat
thereof duly recorded among the
Land Records of Montgomery
County, Maryland in Plat Book
80 at Plat 2151.
The property includes a one
story detached asbestos single
house, two bedrooms, one bath,
full basement, modern in every
respect.
TERMS OF SALE
The property will be sold sub
ject to a Deed of Trust held by
the Midland Life Insurance Com
pany with an original principal
balance of $S,950.O0 with inter
est at 49o per annum, terms of
which and balance due thereon
will be announced on the day of
sale. A deposit of $500.00 will be
required at the time of sale, the
balance to be paid within five
90 days of final ratification
thereof. State and County taxes
and Washington Suburban San.
itary Commission front foot
benefit charge are to be adjust
ed as to the date of ratification
Of sale. Conveyancing, title
charges and all revenue stamps
at the cost of the purchaser.
JAMES HENRY MURDOCH
MILTON F. CLOGG
Trustees
% West Jefferson Street
Rockville, Maryland
JUDSON r. WOOD
Attorney for Trustees
% West Jefferson Street
Rockville, Maryland
4-4S99-10-25
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-10-25
Sherifrs Sale
OF Valuable Personal Property
STATE OF MARYLAND

STATE OF MARYLAND
Montgomery County, to wit:
BY virtue of a Writ of Fieri
Facias issued by the Circuit
Court for Montgomery County
and to me as Sheriff of said
County, directed at the suit of
Wheaton Lumber Co., Inc. VS..
Marvin J. Duncan, Individually
and TIA Duncan Construction
Company 1 have this oath day of
September, 1862, seized and TAX
en- into execution all the right
and title, claim, interest and es-
tate both at law and in equity
of the said Marvin ]. Duncan,
individually and TIA Duncan
Construction Company of, in, to
and about the following describ-
ed property, to wit:
1860 Oldsmobile Sedan
Serial No. 607W-04069
I hereby give notice that 1 will
sell all the right, title, claim, in
terest and estate both at law and
in equity of the said Marvin j.
Duncan, individually and TIA
Duncan Construction Company
of, in, to and about the above
described property to the high
est bidders for cash at Reed Bro.
theirs Garage, 600 East Mont,
gomery Avenue, Rockville,
Maryland, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1862
AT 1O:45 A. NJ.
Terms of Sale: CASH
RALPH w. OFFUTT,
Sheriff
Montgomery County, Md
2t-4962-1O/25