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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-11
Heads Korzendorfer Office

Howard Broomhal will manage the new Wheaton
office of Korzendorfer Realty, Inc, in the Colonial
Shopping Center at 42l5 Randolph road A staff of
eight statesmen will handle both commercial and resi-
dental property under his direction He formerly was
of Real Estate Consultans The main office of
the firm is in Bethesda, Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-11
Fuirfux Chamber Dinner Host

The Fairfax County Chamber of Commerce will be
host to the presidents of the leading industries in the
county the second annual Industry Recognition Dinner
to take place in Mackenzie Hail. Fort Bevor at pm
next Monday. hospitality hour is scheduled at and
dancing TO-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-11
BUSINESS
BRIEFS

st. LOuis-San Francisco Rwy.
announced 1t has placed orders
for Is locomotives and 500
freight cars for delivery in the
first quarter of 1864.
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OVER COUNTER

Following prices furnished by the Ma
tional Association of Securities Dealers in
Washington represent the range within
which locally active securities could have
been bought or sold at ! pm. Monday,
November H., 1852:
Ranks and Insurance Commanded
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ODD-LOT TRADING

NEW YORK (AP).-The New York
Stock Exchange reported today these
odd lot transactions by principal
dealers for November s; purchases of
343,241 shares; sales of 63,O43
shares including 3,777 shares sold
short
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Other earnings included:

For : MOnlhs Ended Septemher %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-07

Fairmont Heights suffered a
serious setback when its start
ing center was declared ineligi-
bic but a 15-year-old freshman
may solve the Hornets prob
lem.
Mark Christian, starting his
first high school game, scored
Is points and hauled down IA re-
bounds as the Hornets buzzed
by Suitland, 84-6l. in a Prince
Georges League game yester-
day at Fairmont Heights.
The Hornets. defending league
champions, lost their start
ing center, Royce Day. when he
turned 10 October II and was
declared ineligible. But Chris
tan perfectly filled the gap
yesterday.
Donald Hall spanked a third
period rally to put the game
out of reach. Hall scored IL of
his II points in the third
quarter as the Hornets extend
ed their lead from eight to %
points.
Julius johnson led Fairmont
with 10 points, scoring most of
them in the first quarter as the
Hornets erased a six-point def
cit and moved in front at the
quarter, 1911.
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BY ED WINSTEN
Star Special Writer

With Art Baylor and Bill But
Ter performing as expected for
Mackin High School, Guard
James Little may be the key to
a successful season for the Tro-
jams.
Little, filling a void that
hampered Mackin last year,
worked smoothly as playmaker
and Clipped in with Is points
as the Trojans defeated Spin
garn. $685., yesterday at Spin
garn for their second straight
without a loss.
Butler led the scoring with
% points-for a total of as in
two games-and Baylor backed
him up with IL points and 19
rebounds.
The combination of Baylor
grabbing the rebounds and But
Ter scoring hit high gear in the
fourth quarter as the Trojans
increased an 11-point lead to
26 at one point.
Butler hit six field goals, five
in a row, and Baylor cleared
the defensive board consistent
ly in the last period. The
Green Wave could score only
two points in the first four min
utes and never got two shots
in a row.
Roland Taylor kept Spingarn
in contention in the first half,
for 16 of his 10 points.
Taylor, a junior, pulled the
Wave within two points in the
second quarter. 1924, and
scored the last four points of
the half to close the gap to 81
%.
But a slow third period killed
any Spingarn chances for an
upset. The Wave hit only four
of 10 shots and one foul shot
while Mackin poured in II
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Hoyos Hope
Use More
Soph Prizes

You probably won't get him
to admit it, but Coach Tommy
O'Keefe of Georgetown NO
doubt is hoping to build q safe
lead early against Fairleigh
Dickinson tonight and let the
folks have a look at some of
his other sophomore prizes.
Owen Gillen and little jim
my Brown broke into the start
ing lineup Wednesday against
Maryland and contributed
nightly to a satisfying 1872
victory. O'Keefe also wanted to
use Eddie Solano more than
his few brief minutes and g.
foot-5 John Gibbons at least a
little bit.
The Georgetown freshmen
lead off against Fort Belvoir in
the 6:15 preliminary at McDon-
ough gym, followed by the
varsity game at $50. The
Hoyas are a solid favorite to
deal Fairleigh Dickinson its
second loss in three games.
The Knights lost to Wagner,
1886, last Saturday and beat
Montclair Teachers, 1851,
Wednesday.
American University plays
Quantico in its homecoming
game today at Leonard Gym
and Prince Georges entertains
Baltimore Junior College to-
night in the only other games
here for area colleges.
On the road, George Wash
ington continues in the Steel
Bowl tournament at Pittsburgh,
Maryland visits Penn State.
Navy goes to Penn, Gallaudet
to Bowie State, Howard is at
Hampton In stitute and
Southeastern travels to Wind
ham College in Vermont.
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Osbourn Causes Stir
By Beating Champion

Osbourn High School of Ma
nassas, which couldn't win a
game in the Northern Virginia
Group la League, already has
created a stir in the Group lib
Battlefield District in basket
ball.
The Manassas school
dropped down to the Group 1-B
ranks last football season.
Last night, OSbourn's basket
ball team opened its season
with a 1854 upset of James
Monroe, the defending Virginia
Group LIB champion.
Roy Mitchell's jump shot in
the final minute meant victory
for Osbourn, which trailed by
as much as nine points in the
final quarter. James Monroe
managed to get off another
shot, but it failed and Osbourn
held the ball until time ran
out.
Connie Dotson led the win
ners with Is points and Nit
chelI odded Il
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IN NICK OF TIME -.....-.
Stays UnveiI New Scorer
By CARL SELL
Star staff Writer

Bernard Williams has taken
over the role as top scorer for
DeMatha High School. the
areas top-ranked scholastic
team last season, and the s.
foot-3 juniors move came right
in the nick of time for the
Stays.
Williams scored 26 points
yesterday to lead listless DeMa-
tina to a 50-38 victory over Nc
Kinley Tech at Mckinley. Ber-
nard collected IS Of his points
in the second half when the
rest of DeMatha's offense all
but completely broke down.
Bernard, who now has scored
49 points in DeMatha's first
two victories this season, &C.
counted for seven of his teams
10 points in the third quarter
and eight of is in the final
eight minutes.
Give Ball Away
DeMatha hit on only 10 of IS
shots from the floor, including
Williams II for 26 percentage.
While the Stays continually
gave the ball away on offense,
they were able to stop Mckinley
Tech with a tough defense,
headed by Bob Whitmore.
Mckinley jumped off to a s.
o lead. but DeMatha came back
with nine straight points and
held the lead the rest of the
way. The closest score thereaft-
er was 1914 in the second
quarter.
The Trainers did cut DcMa-
tha's lead to 1929 after three
quarters, but williams then
popped in four quick baskets 70
put the game out of reach.
Blackboard Battle
Whitmore added IL points
and fought Techs 6-foot-10
Arthur Beatty to a standoff on
the backboards. Warren Jack
son led the Trainers with Is
points. Tech had trouble get
ting the ball inside to Beatty,
who scored only eight points.
all of them in the second half.
The second half was played
amid confusion when the Off
cial clock broke down and both
coaches sent a stream of mes
sengers to the scoring table to
keep abreast of the time re-
naming. The players were
completely in the dark about
time in the fourth quarter, but
IL didn't affect the game.
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WHEATON WINS
LEAGUE OPENER

Trailing 22-17 after one
quarter, Wheaton High
Schools basketball team rallied
for a 1854 victory over Rich
ard Montgomery in a Mont
gomery County Glass AA
League opener last night at
Wheaton.
John Tinker and Curtis Nor
land combined for A points for
the Knights while Doug Cole
man led four Richard Mont
gomery players in double fig
ures with 18 points.
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Little Fills Void for Mackin
In Second Straight Victory

over Phelps in a League
game at Terrell Junior High
School.
Mcbride transferred to Dun
bar at the beginning of the
current school year. Lewis
Shepherd added 16 points and
Clearance Monroe IL for Dun
bar. Sam Bennett led Phelps
with 81 nOints
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ANACOSTIA OFF
TO FAST START

Anacostia High School
moved to an early second-pe-
Rod lead and romped to an 30
"a victory over st. Anthony's
yesterday at Anacostia. 1t was
the opener for both schools.
Mike O'Brien of st. Antho-
ny'S led all scorers with 81
points. Is of them from the
foul line. Fred Thomas paced
AnacoStia with IA.
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WHITMAN HALTS
LATE B-CC SURGE

whitman High School
jumped out to an early lead
and then had to stave off
Bethesda Chevy Chase for a
48-46 triumph last night at
Whitman in a class AA game.
The winners held a l3-point
bulge at halftime and an H.
point lead at the three-quarter
mark. But the Barons. behind
Ron Loewenthal, almost pulled
it out. Loewenthal scored all IA
of his points in the second
half
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SPRINGBROOK
TOPPLES BLAIR

Springbrook High School.
the Montgomery County Class
A champion last season.
stepped up into the Class AA
ranks with a 51-41 opening
game victory over Montgomery
Blair last night at Blair.
Bill Jones topped SPRING
brook with 20 points while Ray
Ruhling had the same total for
Blair. Springbrook lost to AL
leghany of Cumberland for the
State Glass A title last March.
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WHITE LEADS WAY
AS WESTERN WINS

Forward Andrew White Melted
10 points with short jump
shots to pace Western High
School to 55-45 triumph over
Ballou yesterday at Ballou.
Whites 18 points led three
other Western players with
double figures. Ballou's Tim
Moore, a 6-foot-1 forward, was
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NORTHWESTERN
DUMPS CENTRAL

Outscored Ill at the foul
line. Northwestern High School
made up the difference from
the floor for a STAT victory
over Central in an opening
Prince Georges League game
last night at Northwestern.
The Wildcats made one of four
foul shots while Central was IT
for "a at the charity stripe.
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Patriots Show
Title Potential
In Cage Upset
By CLAY KEMP
Star Special Writer

The Northern Virginia Group
la regular basketball season
has yet to get underway, but
Yorktown High School has al
ready stamped itself as a title
threat.
The Patriots jumped into a
TO lead early in the first Pc
Rod and were never headed as
they handled Wakefield with
little trouble to score a 56-45
upset victory at Yorktown last
night.
Yorktown riddled the War;
riors man-to-man defense and
rolled up a 29-l7 halftime ad-
vantage. its biggest lead, and
then fought off a determined
Wakefield rally as the third
period got under way.
The Warriors came out with
a press and closed the gap to
1928. but the Patriots got
things under control and
played the losers on even terms
until midway in the last quar-
ter when the Warriors mar
roWed the margin to 1910.
Yorktown scored six straight
points and was out of danger
from this point on.
The Patriots had three men
in double figures with Steve
Wilson leading all scorers with
IS. John Yelverton. who also
turned in the best floor game.
had IA. Bob Roop paced the
Warriors with IL.
Yorktown hit on % of 40
shots for a healthy As per cent
while the Warriors were find
ing the going rough hitting on
m e ca -. On
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FALLS CHURCH
WINS HANDILY

Falls Church cleared the
bench in its opener last night
as the Jaguars crushed George
Mason, 77-49, in a non-league
game at George Mason. The
entire 12-man squad, paced by
Steve Washburn's Is points,
wound up in the scoring COL
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DOUGLASS ROUTS
IN THIRD PERIOD

BEL ALTON, Md, Dec. 7
tSpeciaD Douglass of Upper
Marlboro threw up a full-court
press to start the second half
to protect a five-point lead and
defeated Bel Alton. 71-46. here
last night
John Randall and Horace
Butch Owens spearheaded a
third-quarter offensive squirt to
put the visitors safely in front
after close first half. Both
sat out the final period.
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RALLY PAYS OFF
FOR ST. ANSELM'S

Wearing its old Priory bas-
ketball shirts, st. Anselm's
School rallied in the second
half to clip Ryken, 56-46, last
night at home for its -HcU I'd
victory.
Pat Jordan, st. Anselm's s.
foot-6 guard, led the comeback,
collecting 16 of his l8 points in
the second half. John VaZHana
led all scorers with % points.
Ryken GIT, st. An'Im's g. F. T.
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FOUL SHOT AIDS
ORANGE CAUSE

ORANGE, Dec. Z (SpeciaD -
Orange High School defeated
Culpeper, 61-59, in a nip-and-
tuck battle here last night in a
Virginia Group lib Battlefield
District game.
Billy Newman, leading scorer
with "a points, dropped in a
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LA PLATA SURGE
TOPS GWYNN PARK

Harold Cockerham and Eric
Slifko teamed for 81 points in
the second half to lead LaPlata
High School to a 57-45 vic
tory over Gwynn Park last
night on the losers court.
Slifko, the games leading
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District Teachers
Trounces Coppin

BALTIMORE, Dec. Z (Spe-
ciaD. Louis Caldwell. a
5-foot-8 forward. led District
Teachers in scoring with II
points as they won their second
straight game by defeating
Coppin State, TIA, here last
night.
Caldwell topped a trio of Dis
trict players scoring in double
figures. Tony Epson and Virgil
Wilson tailed IA each.
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NORTHWOOD HAS
SCORING RANGE

Northwood High School, with
five players hitting in double
figures, defeated Einstein, 90
81, last night in a Montgomery
League AA opener for both
teams at Einstein.
Richard Farmer led all scor-
ers with IS points for the In
dams. Forward Tom Hopkins
paced the losers with 10 points.
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WINE, CASSELL
PACE FAUQUIER

Carlton Wine scored 81
points and Whitley Cassell con-
trolled the backboards as Fau-
quier High School defeated
Herndon, $3.50, in the opening
Virginia Group 1-B Northwest
ern Conference basketball
game for both schools last
,,i,bF - rJo,,.-sa~,
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PEARY THUMBS
POOLESVILLE

John Maktos scored 19
points as Peary High School
thumped Poolesville, 60-31, last
night in a foul-laden Mont
gomery County Glass A game
at Peary. The Huskies jumped
to a 1873 lead in the first pc
Rod and increased the margin
IN 2O11 nv bo1ftiyooe
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SAINTS STRETCH
WINNING STREAK

st. Stephens School of Alex
andria stretched its winning
streak to 20 games over a two
year span with an 1928 ronlp
past Quantico Post last might
at st. Stephens. Derrick Sc
wage scored II points and jim
Worden and Mike Near each
hod1A foy tho u,innars
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RANDOLPH STARS
FOR DAMASCUS

Wayne Randolph, a 5-foot-9
backcourt man, accounted for
% points as Damascus High
School defeated Gaithersburg,
6l-55, in the opening Mont
gomery County Class A League
basketball game for both
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BELL RALLIES
TO TOP CARROLL

Hewitt Brantley, hampered
by four personal fouls, new
ertheleSs controlled the back
boards in the final period yes
terday as Bell High School out
scored Carroll, PAIL, to take a
67-52 victory at Carroll.
Frederick Long scored %
points for Bell, which held a
1911 lead after three quarters.
1t was CAROLS second straight
defeat while Bell was opening
its season
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GLENELG LOSES
DESPITE POWELL

SYKESVILLE. Md. Dec. 7
(SpeciaD. - Sykesville High
School defeated Glenelg, 48-44.
in basketball here last night
despite a 20-point performance
by the losers Woody Powell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-07
Hustle Plays
Key Role in
johnson Win
BY JIM CAWOOD
Star Special Writer

Walter johnson High School
is long way from repeating as
Montgomery County Class IA
basketball champions, but the
Spartans are at least pointing
in the right direction-they're
hustling.
The Spartans. with only one
returning regular. opened their
season by trouncing Sherwood.
$3.50, in a montague game at
Walter johnson last night.
Jim Gilmore, in his second
year as head coach, has pro-
duced q scrappy if inexperi-
enced squad to blend with
Senior Ted Wilson, the lone
Spartan returnee.
Last night the Spartans
came up with the loose balls,
stole the ball, grabbed the re-
bounds and made the fast
break work. as Sherwood never
got untracked. Leading 1914,
in the second period, the Spar
tans scored 10 straight points,
six by Jim KrauSe, to increase
a lead that reached 80 points
at one point.
Except for Wilson'S Jump
shot to open the scoring, the
SpartanS didn't score a basket
from outside in their first 81
points. However, good passing
by 5-foot-l0 Eddie Compton,
Krause and Substitutes AL Field
and Barry Hecker riddled the
Warrior defense for easy lay
ups.
Compton made seven of
eight field goal attempts for IA
points. a total equalled by
Krause. Rocky CroSswhite. a g.
foot-7 junior who looks like a
conner. added II points and
grabbed 10 rebounds.
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CARDOZO SCORES
OVER JACKSON

Cardozo High School forged
ahead midway of the second
period and went on to defeat
Luther Jackson. STAT, last
night at Jackson. 1t was Car
dozo'S second victory without
q lose
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STAFFORD ROLLS
OVER NOKESVILLE

Stafford High School piled
up a 1910 first-quarter adval:-
tage and went on to whip
Nokesville, $3.50. in a basket
ball opener last night at STAFF
forI
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RHODES LEADS
SURRATTSVILLE

Don Rhodes. a 6-foot-3 for
ward, scored 80 points before
fouling out in the fourth pc
Rod. to lead Surrattsville to a
74-57 victory over DuVal last
night in a Prince Georges
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It's season
MCBRIDE STARS
IN DUNBAR WIN

Jim Mcbride, an All-Metro-
politan selection last year at
DeMatha High School, yester-
day scored % points to lead
Dunbar to an 1862 victory
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High School
Basketball

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Anac0stia so, st. Anthony's 81.
BeII 81, Carroll So.
CardoIo 81, Jackson 4S.
Damascus 81. GaithersburE 65.
DeMatha so. Mckinley 80.
douglass IL. Bel Alton 46.
Dunbar Sc. Phelps 90.
Falls Church IL, George Mason 49
FairmOnt Heights s.. Suitland 81.
FauguieF SIS, HerndOn 80.
Georgetown Prep Sc, Alumni 81.
LaPlata 81, GWynn Park As.
Maekin 50, Spingarn So.
NorthwOOd 30. Einstein %.
Northwestern 81. Central Al:
OSbourn 55, James Monroe 81.
Peary 60. P0olesville 81.
SpOtsylvania IS, Garfield ~.
SpringbrOOk 81. Blair IL.
Stafford 65. Nokesville 80.
st. Anselm's So, Ryken IL.
st. Stephens SO, Quantico Post %
SurratsvilIe "a, DuVal 81.
Walter johnson 81, Sherwood so.
Western SIS. BallOu IS.
wheaton -, Richard Montgomery 81
whitman IS, BCC 46.
Woodward Prep 80, Capitol Pages 25
Yorktown Sc. Wakefield IS.
GAMES TODAY
Fort Hunt at Yorktown B, 2:30.
Walter Johnson at Peary, 8.
ST. Johns at Stafford, $50.
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Frosh Center Provides
Solution for Foirmount

scorer, scored IL in the second
half and Cockerham added 10
as LaPlata wiped out a 2-point
halftime deficit. Steve Land led
[ the losers with IL
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Totals ISlI5O Totals eSII6
Halftime: Walter johnson. 39-lS.
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Totals 1917 81 Totals -
Halftime: Springbrook. 1921.
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foul shot with 80 seconds re-
naming to give the Hornets a
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.ntraI GIT Northwesterr

Totals 1511i1 totals 2S l
Halftlme: Nor thwestern, 26-22.
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Totals 81 I6 90 Totals IL
Halftime. Northwood, 45-17
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cheH added 7
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night at Herndon
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schools last night at Damascus.
Evening star., 1963-09-18
AUCTION SALES
ADAM A. wESCHLER 4 SON
AuetiOneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
2-ST0RY AND CELLAR CORNER
BRICK DWELLING KNOWN AS
4I2S sTH ST. NV.
By virtue Of a deed Of trust record
ed in Liber No. l0376, Folio 1855, ct
seq, one Of the land records of the
District OF Columbia, and at the re-
quest OF party secured thereby, the
undersigned trustees will offer for
sale by public auction, in front OF
premises, on MONDAY, THE 23RD
DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1858, AT
$3.50 O'CLOCK PM, the following
described property inthe District
Of Columbia, to-wit: Lot numbered
Seventy-three t73) In Jacob B, Sha-
pros subdivision Of lots in Square
numbered Thirty.one Hundred and
corded in the Office Of the Sur.
veyor for the District Of Columbia
In Llber 80 at folio l94.
TERMS OF SALE: All Cash. A cash
deposit Of S50o.00 required of pur-
chaser at time Of sale. Examina-
tiOn OF title, cOnveyancing, record
ing, n0tarial fees, deed recordation
tax and revenue stamps at cost Of
purchaser. Adjustments made as of
date Of sale. Terms to be complied
with within 80 days from day of
sale, otherwide trustees reserve the
right to resell property at risk and
cost Of defaulting purchaser, after
5 days advertisement OF such re-
sale In some newspaper published
in Washington, ID. c., or deposit
may be forfeited, or without forfeit
ing deposit trustees may avail
themselves Of any legal or equit-
able rights against defaulting pur.
chaser.
EDMUND NJ. EMMERICH,
r. EDWARD EARLY,
Sell,l4,l6,ls,2l Trustees.