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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-10

J couple Of weeks. I didn't have
any college really. I Just played
q couple Of games on account
Of the scholarship.
4 The way this dark curly
haired 27-year-old tells the
story, It should be called the
case Of the vanishing scholar
ship.
Vanishing Scholarship
They ran out Of money or
something. so I Just had to
quit" he said. IT had an apart
ment and a car and 3 wife
and a little girl. They had
promised they were going to
take care Of the whole thing
|. and I needed the money to
live, but they didn't. They
probably figured I'd stay on
without 1t, but I wouldn't. I
couldn't afford to 90 that
route"
] BY that time LoVetere had
shipped his wife and 5-month-
old daughter Denise back to
her folks in Tennessee. He
joined them and took a job in
a steel mill as a laborer.
II was making about $1.l0
an hour and did it for three
weeks with my father-in-law
helping out when the Rams got
in touch with me to come for
a tryout," John said.
So here was this inexperi-
enced hand, who had played
only at Paramount High School
In Los Angeles and then In the
Army at Fort Campbell, KY,
where the Rams had secuted
him. In the Rams condition
they would have taken any,
body. and LoVetere says he was
able to stick only because 1
got a few breaks, and I guess
I was hungry"
He didn't Just make it in the
pros. He was the teams rookie
of the year and earned the
most valuable player defensive
awards in 1860 and 81. In.
1860 he blocked five punts,
which may be an NIL record.
But when Harland Svare took
over as coach, Johns troubles
began.
Preseason Injury
The tackle was hurt in a
preseason game against the
Giants. recovered, played
against the Colts in the season
opener and then against the
Bears.
Il hurt my ankle, but kept
on playing and I had a bad
game" said John, land I never
did play again"
There are two versions of
what followed next. One is
told by Svare, q former Giant.
On a plane from @ subse-
quent game after several weeks
Of inactivity, LoVetere could
stand 1t no longer.
Svare came along the aisle
and Johnny blocked 1t with his
bulk. He is the kind Of man
whose biceps are larger than
most peoples thighs. He wanted
to know why he wasn't playing
and threatened to poke the
coach.
you know how a guy looks
when he's really going to take
a swing at your" the coach
said. We'll, that's the way this
guy looked"
II never threatened him"
LoVetere said. 81 Just never
got a reason for why I wasn't
playing. I know he told the
coaches I threatened him, but
all he told me was to get off
my chest what was bugging, so
I told him"
The Tuesday following the
incident Svare told LoVetere he
was being fined $3.50.
Everything was all right
until that Tuesday" said John,
but I guess I hurt his feelings
Evening star., 1963-05-07
Hurpers Ferry
Bill Advances
BY the Associated Press

A House Interior subcommit-
tee yesterday approved q bill 10
change the name Of Harpers
Ferry National Monument to
Harpers Ferry National His
torical Park.
The Senate already has ap-
proved 1t.
Frank E. Harrison. special
assistant to the National Park
Service director, testifying for
the name change. said that
since the monument was au-
thorized In 1914. West Virginia
has donated about 500 acres
for 1t and Maryland Is plan
ming to donate about 760 acres,
The National Park Service
defines a national monument
as a nationally significant
landmark, structure, object OF
area of scientific or prehis-
toric interest.
Mr.. Harrison said Harper'
Ferry fall more in the class Of
such areas as AppomattoS
Court House in Virginia and
independence Hall in Phlla-
delphia. both known as ma
tional historical parks.
Evening star., 1963-05-07
NEWS OF MUSIC Fl
Paul uIHickfong's Voice
Is Large, Powerful

the accompaniment might
have worked to Mr.. Hickfang'S
disadvantage in the Brahms
song. 1t was not present at all
on the second half Of the pro-
gram, a group Of contemporary
French songs and Celius
Dougherty's arrangements OF
familiar chantiys.
Some Of the best singing Of
the evening came In the incom-
parably gentle la derniere
feuille" by Ernest Chausson. OF
the Dougherty group, Across
the Western Ocean" was deliv-
cred with compelling emotion;
the ear resents somewhat the
settings Of Shenandoah, Blow
Ye Winds, and Mobile Bay, no
matter how they are sung.
Evening star., 1963-05-07

Refuse TuIIu?
Who's So Brave?

NEW YORK-Peter O'T0Ole
heard this story In London,
while doing research for his
Lawrence Of Arabia" por-
trayal: When Tallulah Bank
head first starred In London,
she became the toast Of the
city. She once invited Lawrence
to o party. and said. II adore
brave men, and he's the brav-
est" . She was asked. What
II he refuses your invitation"
Refuse me2" replied Tallu.
lah. Hes not that brave"
MOVIES: Shirley Jones play
ed the sweet, pure and simple
heroine in "Carousel," "Okla-
homa!" and The Music Man"
But she won her Academy
Award for her portrayal Of q
prostitute In Elmer Gantry"
The change was not extra
ordinary, said Miss Jones:
Actually, I was still the girl
next door. It Just depends on
the neighborhood."
= .
POETRY NOTE: Cassius Clay
attended an Enroll Garner con-
cert In Chicago. and left his
tribute to the pianist In the
dressing room: where else but
in the fairest Of lands. Could
we grow 90 rich just working
with our hands2"
e. -
MEMORY NOTE: Last year.
at q Washington dinner where
DOre Schary was chairman, he
sat next to JFK, who asked
about his plans. Schary re-
piled that ct the end Of April
he'd be filming Moss Hart's
Act one. Inc inning DeBan
last Monday On Tuesday
might schary attended the
dinner at the White House.
JFK greeted him, "How's the
picture coming?"
LOCAL NEWS: Because Of
the shAreholders' interest In
Daryl Zanuck's management,
Goth Century-Fox has had To
hire Town Hall for the stock
holders meeting May Il
Joseph Gotten and his fellow
performers In Calculated Risk"
had TO wear their own clothes
at last Tuesday nights per-
formance. Thieves had stolen
most OF the wardrobes.
Elisabeth Bergner. who'll play
Dear Liar" In German here
for q week, will tour Germany
this fall In o'Neill's Long
Evening star., 1963-05-07

Paul Hickfang's musical back
ground included study under
q Metropolitan Opera basso In
Texas and Michigan, and as q
Fulbright scholar, under a he'll
dentenor in Munich. He has q
large and powerful voice, not
really flexible, but capable oi
excellent expression in dynamic
ranges from pianissimo to forte
Not always is the transition
from one dynamic gradation tc
another as smooth and mellow
as 1t might be.
His very personal interpreta-
ton Of the Brahms cycle was
effective at times. but the times
seemed to be those that pleased
him, and hence the approach
was a little arbitrary. The four
songs stand at or very near tc
the apex Of the art song. Any
singer who essays them need
more than affection and the
correct notes.
In the first Of the cycle
"Denn es gehet," expressive
opportunities we're lost in the
opening phrases. where some
of the power the singer ha,
might have been released II
build q darker mood. The Sec
ond, "Ich wandte MICH" was Q
very nice demonstration Of soft
singing. 20 Tod" the third ol
the set, lost some Of its mood
through use Of power where
softness would have estab-
lished the proper pathos. The
last, a noble setting Of st
Paul's message to the Corin-
thians on the meaning Of love
was routine when 1t might
have been grand.
Some heavy-handedness ir
Evening star., 1963-05-07
HOLLYWOOD
Marion Brundo
Rests in Tahiti
HOLLYWOOD (NANA)

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). -
Marion Brando Is taking 1t easy
In Tahiti where Tarlta Is run
ming him ragged Tuesday
Weld and Richard Beymer
have been laying 1t on q bit
thick in New York. Ace
Trumpeter Al Hirt was stuck
for $4,000 through the closing
Of the Sahara Inn in Chicago.
Both Richard Burton and
Elizabeth Taylor are being
plagued with despicable letters
OF q children Kidnapping" ma
ture. Anonymous Of course. &.
And Richest Man-in-the- World
Paul Getty appeared on tele-
vision q few weeks ago and
since then has been flooded
with letters asking for money.
I must inform would-be letter
writer's that Mr.. Getty Is also
the tightest- An.with-a-buck-
in-the-world. That is how they
get rich. f.. Since all that gos-
sip about Doris Day and the
baseball player, the wives Of
major league players are at
tending every single game.
II will be q long, long, long,
long time for laughing - we
hope, with Stanley Kramer's
"It's q Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad
World" skedded for four hours
with two intermissions.
Polly Bergen Of "The Care
takers" says she will never sing
In q movie. And Of course
Robert GOulet who has the
most marvellous voice. won't
sing q note In his first film
at Metro. In London they
are saying that the reason for
Princess Grace and Prince
Rainier's visit to the United
States at this time, was to hide
the embarrassing fact that they
had not been invited to the
wedding Of Princess Alexandra.
I don't see why they were not
invited. Princess Grace Is more
royal than royalty and hei
encourage lives by it's protocol
with O capital p. By the
way, only one genuine royal
royalty did not make the we'd
ding-Ex-Queen Ena Of Spain
She Is III . Sir Alec Guinnes.
will spend part Of the summer
in an Ionesco play at the Court
Royal Theater In London. Their
to New York for "Dylan."
Kim NOvak Is telling friends
In Ireland that she will give
UP her career after marriage
Fiance Roderick Mann Is q
Evening star., 1963-05-07
PROPOSALS

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consisting q iurnlships approxi-
mately l.o0s trsea, plantins IA
Dor, topsoil and fertilizer. Biddine
material Ayallahle from Procure
ment Office, ., c. Room tOf' Ape
as,,.s Pa 'lphnnNw. NV No no sdsBSo sasB9.i' NJ, 5s.
Stsl. sEhLEp BIDS 70 BE- opened
800 Pm. EpL Nay ~. sns'
Washington, b. &. mae,3,4,1,7,s
rAyyg%Sa,sEyysEE. HHHEEEo o.AE9
,Fss.t,i.hid PffoSsst No, T:I 6z,sI.
ssting Of the foiiovinG: {, 600
"a Yds, Portland Cement Con-
crete Sidewalk Repair ana 20. 900
ea,. Ydl, sheet Asphalt Pavement
mel Modified AsphAltie concfste
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Idains M.tsJ,sl avsyssls iTSHm
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set PAYABLE 70 ID G, .Treasufer
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Washington, D. c. myi,2'Sf'o,7
Evening star., 1963-05-07
ChiIdren's Art
Display Opens

An exhibition Of children's
art, collected from around the
world. is on display at the Ma
tional Baptist en1orial
Church, Sixteenth street and
Columbia road NV.
The pictures were collected
under the Children's Art Prof.
ect OF the World Council Of
Christian Education and Sum-
day School Association. The ex-
hibition in Washington is spon-
sored by the Department Of
Christian Education Of the Ma
tional Capital Area Council Of
Churches.
After today the pictures will
be on display at the Council
OF Churches offices at 1851 N
street NV. through Friday.
Evening star., 1963-05-07
.Dy LEONARD LYONS

Days Journey Into Night" -.
Boston University win honor
director Jose Quintero.
TRAVEL NOTE: Marc Chag-
all arrived by ship last week
and lunched at the Drake be-
fore proceeding to washington
to deliver o five-minute speech
at q Washington symposium
sponsored by the University Of
Chicago. Chagall handed
his speech script to his host.
John Neff, and said. Don't
lose It. I've come 5000 miles to
make this five-minute speech.
That's 600 miles per minute" I"
DRAMA DEPT: Alexander
Ince, the producer. read the
Variety story In which David
NIerrick expressed regrets for
his NBC.TV comments about
critic Howard Taubman. Ince
said 1t reminded him Of the
time o Budapest editor who'd
attacked O producer In print
met him in o mems room and
apoloeized Listen" the
producer replied. Next time at
tack me here and apologize in
your newspaper"
AS
PARTY NOTE: Yul Brynner,
who Just completed kings Of
the Sum-" has had q busy social
schedule-with six luncheons.
cocktail parties, dinner recep-
tions, etc. each day. At one
party, where Brynner was look
ing at his appointment book.
he was asked, Looking TO see
where you're going next7"
mo, the star said. I'm looking
to see where I am now"
SALES DEPT: My wife at
tended last weeks art auction
at Parke-Bernet. She noticed
the catalogues listing all sorts
Of items from the estates Of
many people. and said. "Parke-
Bernet Is really YOU Can't
Take.It- -With-You Inc.."
Evening star., 1963-05-07
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM

newSpApermaI1, ana newspaper
men are not usually rich.
What Is really burning up
Sandra Dee about estranged
mate Bobby DARN. Is, she says.
that he has not seen their
small son for two months, and
she is still wondering why he
snubbed her so publicly ct his
recent Las Vegas engagement
when he introduced every ce-
lebrity in the room-except
Miss Dee. I wouldn't say that
Bobby was jealous Of Sandra's
career. But he certainly didn't
like 1t. He went so far ~ to
refuse to pose with her in the
picture they made together -
man and wife at Universal. He
only yielded when told, pose
or walk"
I only believe about so per
cent Of what I hear about
Tony Quinn and Margaret
Leighton. II they had been that
busy. they would have had no
time at oil for their "Tchin-
Tchin" play which they quit at
the same time as their friend
ship blew up.
Inger Stevens has contracted
another unsatisfactory alliance.
In English, this means she has
fallen in love again with q guy
who cannot marry her. Inger is
so beautiful and 30 nice there
must be dozens Of men who can
marry her and who want to.
But try and make o woman
fall In love sensibly.
-
Talking Of love or o reason
able facsimile-I will take bets
that Frank SinatrA falls out Of
love with Jill st. John, five
minutes after the premiere Of
their Come Blow Your Horn
blow-off.
While Carroll Baker and I
we're getting q rifle blonder,
courtesy Of Leslie Blanchard,
she told me that her British
picture, THE Loved and the
Lost" has been postponed to
June. II was supposed to fly
to London May /. But some
thing-something to do with
the financing has to be settled
first" She also told me that
the nude statue Of her, now be-
ing exhibited in the lobby Of .
British film company. 'iS my
head but someone elSe's body
1t was o bit too lumpy to
! be me-"
Evening star., 1963-05-07
,.THos: :; 0MLN . SOY

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
BEING KNOWN AS pREM1sES
NggMRER S224 BLAINE STREET
By virtue Of . certain deed Of trust
duly reSorded in Lbet No: l17e1'
@ and ! Is: he TsaS' fssSess q q tie aupTls; PaTtS
trustees viii seil At public auction
WEpEHspA9 SSI9S fsE ri SRieaTa SR5sR1Trsi DAY c9
ox o0xctnoAAxx' nAx' Rs.H, Rs.HH, i9sSss' kTE ;cE,oT,TSo. TWO
described ianS !, snd prs.miss's. .'., .n,i situ-
ana desianated ' as and Ssins Lot
In Block 2. . subdivision made
By olennan and known as lynn
wood HEIGHTS" as per plat re-
yeyor for the District Of Columbia
n County Libef ls st Folio 80.
,'s Taxed as Square 5240; T..
$780, nisih rrsh.f for psEslsSians sHRlsSEiina't5I
which viii be announced at time
IL lale; the purchase price above
said trust 10 be paid IN cash. A
deposit q $500 cash or certi-
fled cheek required. Conveyane-
~ pureSsseT's cost, ASiustmssti;
made a. OF date OF sale. Terms
70 BE- complied with within thirty
days, otherwise deposit forfeited
and the property may be adver-
tised and resold at the discretion
" CHARLIE I. MITCHELL,
RICHARD I. suoARMAN.
ap27 ,30.my2,4,7 Trustees.
THOs. J. OWEN Q SON
Auetioneers, iii Z 81. NV.
Evening star., 1963-05-07
University Is Teaching
How to Beut City hull

MINNEAPOLIS (AP). - You
CAN beat city hall-and the
University of Minnesota Is
offering a short course on how
to do 1t.
In the academic terms Of its
announcement: "Neighorhood
leaders will receive first-hAnd
advice from State and munich
pal lawmakers on how to OBJ
tain effective political action
on issues affecting their neigh
borhoods,"
Evening star., 1963-05-07
LEONARD COLLINS.
Stt9I5;I Ave y .iSIs fSr sh' Party Secured
A,.'I..:.i:. TES:; 7; 1TEHE 9E1F sSEw NV.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE
As PREMISES NUMBER 1909
b virtue Of Z certain deed oi trust
duly recorded. in Liber No. l04b7'
Folio 400 ct SEQ. of the land rec
:,a' 4 q q z: @ pissTis,t [.s, q SSlu%S,s; 6. S..,,
ssSEsd s::. s HsrsSY :s she suSs snsoS
Wsp5ESHsasSDAa, 5SHaS AZ !TnssE OTsRPiTfsfiEi FiPTsENfa II
PST PPoGR % ooccEfoScnkA EfSnA Pr HPn.. ieSs' sSs fsiC 1T
lowing described land and prem.
ises, situate In the District Of
Columbia, and desisnated IS and
H.on St IN ot 'Ss:DH s blSsS sesH NumSsf.d sSsSa
pIas si'f recorded II sss qosifle. Of s ss.
Surveyor for the District q CO:
lumbia In Liber County % at
Follo 81; said Block , 10 nov
known for purposes Of assessment
.sS.ct aS ats'iC q Ts.,rstos s'EsTs, 'oe.,ps n:
iins 81 Newton street. IS ShoVn
TIgaassisI siId q gg'1s SALE; ALL CASH. a
deposit o. 81, ,0Cg N cash o. Ger;
time Of sale: Adiustnsfnnts s.nn.S MADE
sneins n 'ass I.sorains' S .'f revenue M sianps.
etc, At cost OF purchaser. Terms
Of sale 70 Be complied with within
othsfviss the trustee reserves
the right TO resell the. property
a. the risk and cost q dsfsult:
advertisement Of Vueh resale IN
some newspaper published In
"''NipSsPst W. sStut ? sfALLsMrrH.
Substitute Trustee.
As per appointment recorded April
~, 1888, ~ lnstrument Number
1897 among the land records OF
the District OF Columbia
my4.7p,ll,il.
Evening star., 1963-05-07
NEWS OF MUSIC
BY JOHN HASKINS
Contributing Critic

Paul Hickfang, bass-baritone;
kvEH kEHIn.L Lee IHisIEtSng piano; AsrtFs A. the
Il laScio, Mozart; vier Ernste
desaense, Brahms; Ave sisnor. from
Mefistofeie, Boito; Une Compassion,
Widor; La Belle Jeunesse, Poulenc;
La derniere feuille. Chausson; Au
Pays, Holmes; Four Sea Chanties.
arr. Dougherty.
Evening star., 1963-05-07
CHEsTER n. GRAY,
CoFpofa tI0n Council, D. c.
JOHN A. EARNEST,
Assistant C0TRoHation Counsel. D. C..

Assistant 6Sf1eis.icn Cesn;sL D. c.
49, HHksfsSY RrI NJ HUH, iEi cisSt ctsis2t
TRicrE TAE c6TRT ThsTEg r. sTaEE q, b:,r,i9 RIs q
fSBiH. RHsEsiDS cOSDpr..fSa. 1s s9.
ssusTs 6sSi. CO .eontaininS q hS' 4,6oOioo
$500. containing 10000 sa. r.:
AZ of Lot IN SQUARE 5000, con.
Lev slnlsRS s6, o2sSS 4 sSS.,. 81 qSa6t g. ,ant.,S Az o.
a tPiet 2SYO cSiumS,. 81 II an kR1soN Il sss Dit B
6%NsMEFRss 6%NsMERss. p.i.ndhsnS.s.u hnS uNKbHi4TN IN biStTIst
Court, No. 1903 Condemnation
foF the acquisition OF land for
school purposes In Squares b3Oi
ssne SSoS tSsra and z Streets
FNoTlcffMis Fos.e1 fio,sT sTo KY, william .n1 Russi1 S.n
RTids.s. 1'HsI TSSs.s.s A'is Tor ihS Marry Hey e.
Burkei, Joe Roberts, 8. Fraser,
Calvin q. Jackson. their Assisnees.
devisees. alienees, heirs-at-law
and next OF kin. and all unknown
owners: You are hereby notified
that a complaint In eondemna-
ton .ss h,,,,Ih ha, hsr.tOipsrs been been filed IN IN
United Sfiss ss.ts bstriss Hs s'r cOSa, Hf tSi foi
the District Of Columbia fof the
taking OF an estate In fee simple
In the property described IN Ex-
hibit "a" attached 70 and made
a part OF such COMPLAINT. In
which you may have Or claim
snr.n ssn Intsr.st; .n,.I;. namely ths lots
Sos. re rs. sS2s sStScri.S nSr tof oSh9S q. RuE.
Ing Is contained IN Sections H.
Code, ip6i Cd. You are further
Ds.,..s nS.!sf ny that oA,,,,SS SS q as,.;; ::
% TO- N. taains q your property,
sRsv.r on 5'1lsed shs plsin,ifs' II iIs' .tol. GSI
neys.. at the address herein desls-
Nav 7. 1868. Your anSvsr shall
you claim 70 have an Interest,
state the nature .apd extent Of
ne tthe Interest yos claim and state
Sl1Sst, I;Si:. to a.t:S..:: t:S.: sac e 'SSI SSI
Sslass. ssT,eS' RSod n ss:. Srs:'nSfd ,sus sIs
failure 20 70 answer the COM
X ISs'%:Ss SsHs A:"Ses%1s; SesS.?;;
taehed 70 ana made . part Of
herein referred 70, ali ip squares
may have Of claim an interest,
viii be rendered, But without
anlweTint you may serve on
plaintiffs aItornsy., . Ro,ies o.
eltY IN which you may have or
claim an interest, Tnersafter, you
viii receive notice .of Az proceed:
lngs affecting u. At the trial OF
the Issue OF lust eompenaAtio
whether or not you have previ-
ously appeared or answered. you
may present evidence a. 70 the
smoun! OF he eompsnsatioa 70
you may have or claim an Interest,
and YOU may share In the dis-
lrihutlon OF the award. rs. cHEa-
ml B, c. !. e JOHN oEN'tio0 x EAsR: SISN:
b H:'i'ts' e. ts So9RsRT SoTRSSa''fS B Slsp sGsp.
,l''. a. .Et.orSS.yr,p SSrpgIss'e Ic, ,,D,S;'u ,Sgups.l ne.
trict BUILDING. Warrington 4, Il. c,
seal A True Copy, Test BARRY
HULL Clerk ~ MARGARET
Z .pssi5J5.%yy4 MssE5sJSny Deputy Clerk
CONTINUED on Next Pasel
Evening star., 1963-05-07
SPECIAL NOTICES

WILL NOT BE REsPONsTBLE for
any debts incurred By anyone other
than myself. CLIFTON LEON
KING. 2016 18th st. nv.
WILL NOT BE R8sPONsIBLE for
any debts incurred By anyone other
than myself. CHARLES THOMAS
RoWlEN,,, l.NN,,,, Jr; OOS4 s7tA ave.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
and debts incurred by anyone other
than myself. CHARLES 3. MOODY,
1928 Orfen st. ne.
Evening star., 1963-05-07
A.r.ISH:,i., THSS; z; 9MENE 1YT NE1.,s. GNEv.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
TWo:sToEY FoRMsToNE OYER
BRICK DWELLING OCCUPIED
HHfRsA NId6666R NMId6666R. cLYKIn YKIno4WEN 4E TAs IN
STREET NORTHWEST. zoNEb
81 sTfi yiftu. Of a certain deed Of trust
duly recorded, In Liber No. 1O5o1,
81: FL 4 h: Sl:s5,st E::I;.: Ssi"%Sl;s Mi;
secured thereby, the undersiened
sES so1 D tTopt T :s q n. q pPsSs., TsSlis aus on
TWo ocLocK PM, ths 'fHc;now.-
inE-described land and premises,
situate In the District Of Columbia,
and DESIGNATED % and being Lot
III IN Vireinia N. and James
Franklin wilson's subdivision of
lots IN Square 301. as per plat
sSTSeSCr sssSTSsd tor e: sss 6stIs. Sstis 81 eS e:
iumbls in Liber s2 st Folio 81.
TERMS: Sold subject to q prior
building association deed Of trust
for approximately 80 ,B72 .03, fur.
ther particulars Of which will be
announced at time Of sale; the
70 Be- paid in cash. A deposit oi
$1,000 in cash or certified check
required. ConveyancinR, recording,
transfer taxes. etc, at puFchaS Ser'S
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 at
the discretion OF the trustees.
RALPH o. WEED,
Surviving Trustee.
LEONARD c. COLLINS,
Attorney for Party Secured
Evening star., 1963-05-07
PROPOSALS
(cONTlNUeDl

SALE-Repossessed 1891 simca 4,
fosiest fiSi AisS.sP isSSa pS :friss 4.e.iS.s va
nue., NV, washington, D. &C G.,
where the car may be inspected.
Evening star., 1963-05-07
AUCTION SALES
Aus.iSS..rs: aHiSs; !: GMENE HYIfE s9Ew.

TRugTEEs SALE or VALUABLE
eIaTtNQ OF AN uNDIViDED in
BRICK DWELLING BEING PREM
NoS11,SS2SesAA Es5s S2e;A BATES STREET
duly recorded. in Libef No. S74i,
records Of the District Of CO.
luInbia, and At the request Of the
party secured thereby. the UNDER
signed trustees win sell, at public
auction within the office. Of Thos.
J.. owen. q SON, Suite o01, Per-
PetyAl Building; I'LL Z Street
TENTH DAY o. NAY AID:
1seI; 1%seeISo;ckkT pTWwEIyvSS. X. ioIIoT,1,E iMIISTEEN
Ssts IN the ED District I i;oIsi 81 coiumSis. S
and desisnated Is and beine An
UNDIVIDED oNE.HkilF INTER-
EST IN AND 10 LOT One Hum
dred Thirty-tWo in Square Fivs
Hundred Fifty.two.
TERMS: Sold subject 70 Q prior
deed OF trust for approximately
$1,000, further particulars Of
which viii be announced at time
Of sale: the purchase price above
said trust TO be paid In cash. A
deposit Of $500 required. Convey
Anctng. recordine. transfer taxes,
etc., ct purchasers cost.
ABRAHAM H. LEVIN
ROBERT o. WEIoHTMAN,
my7.11.l6 Tustees.
THOs. J. OWN q son