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Evening star., 1963-04-27
DAYLIGHT SAVING
On Time, Robertson
Hits States Rights

From May 30 to the first
Monday In September-Rich-
.mond and Arlington time Is an
hour ahead Of Bristol.
From the first Monday In
September TO the last Sunday
In o October Richmond and
Bristol move their clocks to-
gether again, an hour behind
Arlington.
THE entire situation is de-
plorable," Senator Robertson
told his colleagues yesterday
afternoon.
Virginia and Maryland sub
urbanites now are compelled TO
conform TO Daylight Saving
Time set In the District by
Congress. the Senator said. He
said this amounted to his con-
stituents' adjusting their lives
to Federal workers in the Dis
trict who wanted more playtime
in the afternoon from April
TO october.
The interests OF the entire
country should not, in my opin-
ion. be decided by the prefer
ence Of Government workers in
Washington" Senator Robert
son told the Senate.
Evening star., 1963-04-27
BY WILLIAM GRIGG
Star Staff Writer

The Districts new mobile
health van has proved such q
whopping popular success in
its first week Of operation that
1t has had to give out approx
mately 1,500 appointments for
later dates. y ''r
The appointments, made for
persons 40 and over who quail
ify for the vans free health
checkups. now extend through
mid June. 80,
Van personnel have found
that they can handle about, 40
persons q day-a few short Of
what they had expected. - =
Almost as soon as the van
started operation there were
more than that many persons
waiting to get the free 40 and
over" tests Of heart. lung, eyes,
ears and blood.
And we were worried that
the community might not 'ac-
cept' the new service!" q pleased
District Health Department
worker said.
The appointments are still
being made during the vans
hours = noon to 8 pm. Tues
Evening star., 1963-04-27

Emik Alexander Avakian, 39-
year-old cerebral palsy victim
who was named Handicapped
American in 1861, last night
received the Order. Of the Crown
Of Iran in ceremonies at the
Iranian Embassy. --..t q.
Mahmoud Foroughi, newly
appointed Iranian Ambassador
to the United States. presented
the medal to Mr.. Avakian by
order Of His Imperial Majesty.
the Shahanshah Of Iran.
Mr.. Avakian was also honored
at o luncheon at noon yester-
day sponsored by Senator Ribi-
coff, Democrat Of Connecticut,
at which the young eiectronics
engineer introduced his latest
invention for "bloodless" brain
surgery. {
Born in Teheran. Iran,. OF
Armenian descent. Mr.. Avakian
now makes his home in Crest
wood. N. j. So severely handi-
capped he Is unable to hold q
pencil, Mr.. Avakian has in
vented many devices to help
himself. and others like him.
live q near-normal life.
His inventions include q
Evening star., 1963-04-27

George Washington Univer-
sity has been absolved Of Q
charge by the American AS
sociation Of University Profess
sors that 1t violated academic
freedom by firing Q professor,
The censure against The
school was removed yesterday
at an Association meeting In
San Francisco.
The faculty member involved
In the case was Richard w.
Reichard. former associste pro-
fessor Of European history IT
the University.
Mr.. Richards teaching ap-
pointment was Withdrawn in
1859 after he took the Fifth
Amendment before the House
Un-American Activities Com
.mittee. 'sr 2
The Association last fall had
charged gross Irregularities"
In the Universitys action.
Southwestern University IN
Georgetown. Tex. was also
found free Of censure. Dickin-
son College Of Carlisle, Pa. on
the censure list since 1858.
Evening star., 1963-04-27
Freeman Award
Won by WSVA,
,Stur's Stution

The Washington Stars Radio
Station WSVA of Harrisonhure
was among, award recipients for
1852 announced last night by
the Virginia Associated Press
Broadcasters at their annual
banquet in Richmond.
The Harrisonburg station
and Television Station WDBJ
OF Roanoke we're presented the
Douglas Southall Freeman
Awards for public service
through radio ana television
journalism. ,a. 30
Radio Station WGH Of New
port News and TV Station
WDBJ Of Roanoke were cited
as the outstanding radio and
television news operations last
year In the State In contests
sponsored by the broadcasters'
group. The contests had 81 en-
tries from II radio and Tv
stations In Virginia.
Evening star., 1963-04-27
BY GRACE BASSETT
Star Staff Writer

On time. Senator Robertson,
Democrat Of Virginia, isagainst
States rights. ..., r,... .
He has introduced a bill to
start Daylight Saving Time
everywhere in the United States
on June l and to end 1t every
where on August 81.
Even farmers who want to
do their chores under an early
morning sun should see the
value Of uniform time, the Vir-
ginian said. Farmers have
fought daylight saving for
years because the saving Ia in
the evening and not the morn
ing.
But, Senator; Robertson OBJ
served, see how mixed up time
is in Virginia, despite local con-
troll:
In the winter and early
spring - Richmond. Arlington
and Bristol clocks are identi-
cal.
From the last Sunday in
April until May 30-Richmond
and Bristol time is an hour be-
hind Arlington.
Evening star., 1963-04-27
gY ShEILAH GRAHAM.

price fame? Trina Demlch. the
only woman star in The Long
est Day. is seen at the Met
and Manhattan Theatre open.
ings, alone. "
MarcellO MastrOianni, de-
lighted that his association
with Joe Levine won him that
Oscar nomination in Divorce,
Italian Style" told Joe on his
present stopover In Rome be-
fore going on to Africa and
"Zulu"-"You make blank
paper, and I'll sign" So Joe
made blank paper and signed
him to Casanova" and Yes
tsrday. Today. and Tomorrow"
Marion DOnen put mother
love before her love for Robert
Wagner. That is why she ID re-
naming behind in Hollywood.
while r, j. returns to Europe.
Marion's ex-husband Stanley
DOnen wants to get the custody
of their two children. So Mar
ion Is keeping them with her
In Hollywood, far from the
British courts. II you remem-
ber, Deborah Kerr lost the GUS
tody Of her daughters when
Tony BARLEY had them made
wards Of the British Court.
And from their retreat on
top Of a Swiss mountain, Mel
Ferrer and Audrey Hepburn as
sured me they will be coming
to the U.S.A. together next
month. Spend q week or 20 in
New York, and then 60 on to
Hollywood where Audrey Coz
stars with, Rex Harrison In
MY Fair Lady with probably
Wilfred Hyde white in the
Robert CO0te role. so this
should stop the rumors Of
trouble, In their marriage,
Evening star., 1963-04-27
Red Poppy
Adogio Tops
Festival Bill "

The Georgetown Festival Of
the Performing Arts. continu-
ing at the Trinity Church the
ater last night. offered an un-
even combination Of ballet and
opera which danced with con-
siderably more sparkle than 1t
sang. -s .f..-e
The Washington Ballots
brightly colored Adagio Of the
Phoenix from the Ballet Red
Poppy" was the charmer; Miss
Barbara Livshin's Tai-Hoa, the
lithe-saver. With the support
of some stalwart Phoenixes
Robert Davis. Martin Buckner
and Russell SANS Miss Livshin
danced with q dreamy profici-
ency. ''s>'e'.
The Washington Civic Op-
era's contribution should be
listed under the heading Of
things to come. What was Of
fered were little more than
run tmoughs of the garden
scene and the prison scene
from Gounod's Faust" which
viii be presented in late May
at the Carter Barron. AS luck
would have II. the two male
principals were out Of town
and the requirements batted O
collective 500.
The Preludes Chopin Choir
eographed by Igor Schwezofi
and danced as an opener was
more notable for its manage
ment Of traffic on the small
stage. The Festival continues
Sunday with the Georgetown
University Glee Club and the
Tivoli Opera Singers. B. H
Evening star., 1963-04-27
NEWS OF MUSIC ":'~.... r..
----------~--F--~--- ''Et .
Baritone SEE Sings
ToCopocity Audience

.rafterringing shout, though he
has the power for it; he prefers
to dig into the heart Of the
song for its proper expression.
and his soft singing is q de-
light.
Major groups on his pro-
gram we're the Biblical songs Of
quartet OF songs In Russian,
the last including the grin
final song Of Moussorgsky's
Songs and Dances Of Death, "
His operate selections were
the moody recitative and area
Of King Philip from Don
Carlo" and the sardonic sere-
made which Msfistofele sings to
Marguerite ln stF'aust.1 gU !
AThe English group Was IA trio
toflittle nothings from the over
active pen Of Celius .Daugherty
They, led. however, 70 two at
tractive settings Of Chinese
folk k-songs by Alexander Tch-
erepnin. One was q tender love
song, the other a robust and
earthly number. Both we're de-
lightful to hear. g..
Evening star., 1963-04-27
fHos. ,. OWEN . SON
Auetieneers, I1li Z 81. NV.

TRUsTEEa SALE OF VALUABLE
DETACHED BRICK DWELLING
1ENQ KNOWN As PR1MIeEe
NgS9kaSSrsMr NgSM9kaESS MI ONEIDA fLAcr
By yirtds 3 . CERTAIN assd .. s trust
duly recorded, In Liber No. 10062.
Rolio l63 et sea.. Of the lapd rec
sEsi S q K: Rsstsas' I.assst 81 81 tSSSu%Slts Sc psaty
secured thsreby, the undersigned
trustees VII sell. at public auction
In front Of the premises, on
TUESDAY, The SEVENTH DAY
q, 22R,sA4xzY MY; Yo;.zip2ckls lsSs' At &c broTHI. ri.
lowinG described land and prem:
Columbia. and DESIGNATED IS and
sslaE sd oISsr hSs sOe submevison Y PociSGsts Iots
Seyorp SsyoT for n tie pissFisi as 81 coiunSi. c %
IN Liber 90 ct Folio 14O.
TERMS: Sold subject 10 prior
for approximately SIS. .O5l 81; iur-
ther particulart Of which win be
announced at time Of sPls; the
purchase price above said trust
ssdS e Be paid u cash. .s,,P 4 deposit Sa q
required. conveyaneinS, record
chaser't cost. Adiustments made
as OF date OF sale. Terms 10 be
complied with within thirty days.
otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property may be advertised
and .rescld OF the discretion Of
sAMUEL c. REYNOLDS.
ARTHUR q. CLAYTON,
ap27,30-my2.f 80 TIusteel.
THOs. J. OWN . SON
Anellanaarn. III 4 a NV
Evening star., 1963-04-27
AUCTION SALES
THOs. }. OWEN . SON
Auetieneers. 1111 3 81. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
ROW BRICK DWELLING BEING
KNOWN AS PREMIsEs NUMBER
&s 49, MONROE STREET NORTH
BY virtue Of = certain deed Of trust
duly recorded, In Liber No. p513.
Polio las es seq. Of the land rec
and at the request Of the party Sc:
cured thereby, the undersigned
trustees win sell, lt public suction
WEpEIsDkY. THk FfRsT DAY on
MAY. -A.D. 1853. AT ONE THIRTY
SocLosSck PM; the following
ate IN the District Of Columbia,
P. Browns Subdivision Mount
:.sas &: ofse. f Sry.ySr gaat ,ssoISsd fof thu |.
DISTRICT Of Columbia in Liher 3s
4t Folio 10; taxed ~ Square 1917.
TERMS: Sold subject to = prior
building ,Osis s.sS So e 4. trust rust
: sseosd deed Of trust for ap-
pSit;suiss Of Which win Be an
rouneed at time Of sale; the pur-
chase price above said trust TO
be paid In cash. A deposit Of
$500 cash or certified check re-
suired. conveyancing. recording.
coat Adiustments made as Of
date. Of sale. Terms 70 be COM
nlied with within thirty days.
etherw g deposit forfeited and
, the. property may be advertised
and resold OF the discretion Of
ene 'usLSSA uwrwua
IRVING FLE1SHdAN.
ap20, %, ,26,27.30 Trustees.
TH0s. J. OWEN . SON
Auetieneers, I1li Z 30. NV.
Evening star., 1963-04-27
HuUUs q UWEN = 1VN
Auetiopesrs. lI1I : %. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
9ENlpETAcHED pWnLLINo Be
mo Known as PREMISES NON
s9,,RISsv,@s SHERIDAN STREET
S|1 rss: S::o. '5'fIS fs,s s';s ss q iCsgs ssg;
Issosd. HSs 81 Il &, ;S :irss e d n cols$ sae
party Ds sS Secured ts.r.sS. sSuii *, y undsr. :s
signed trustss, viii sen. Il public
suction In front Of the premlses,
on WEDNESDAY. TIE EdHTH
FAREE Cock P.M.. iyHS shs fci.
LOWING described land and prem
lses. situate IN the District of
Columbia, and deaenated as end
being Lot Q in edusrs alas n
w'TS.n ..t and ,s,d,S.1 SScp' 'SSdiSa.s. .s .,
q SoiusSl, 81 sSEs'is' Z LIs.r hss 4 Rissii: ssis
TERMs: sold subject 10 . priof
IbuiidinG ssSoeiat tioll ,deed Of trust
for approximately. S0.4sD 80. and
. second deed 81 trust for ap-
psrtioulsfs q vRisk vim * a..
nounesd y time o. sale; re pnT-
5: S.s ::sS' :SSs' as.sscS.Nit . .
sSs.,f: cost. kdia.iinsss;inlss iss;i = Isas Uui
ssnSii;d Wiz ;s.si.ikin TIN, thlrs, z s.ss' =;
otherwise deposit forfeited and
and respId st ths discretion 81
HYMAE RulIN.
JACOB B0PHHR,
ap2T ,JO-my2.4,7 Trustees.
TH0s. =. OWN q SON
Auetlemeers, IIIIE ~, NV.
Evening star., 1963-04-27
HOLLYWOOD.
Hawaii to Play
Itself on Film
LONDON (NANA)

LONDON (NANA), . /. Deb
orah Kerr revealed on the set
Of THE Chalk Garden" that
she will star m SHswsii." ~ And
the film version Of the Mich
ener best seller, will Of course
be made over there. Cliff
Richards, Britain's answer to
Elvis Presley was bemoaning
the fact that his picture. ~Wofi<
derful to Be Young" did not
catch on in the States. It was
q smash in England. ., ,
And I heard some friends Of
SybIl BurtOn's in the lobby Of
the Dorchester say, Wouldn't
1t be lovely If Elizabeth Taylor
fell in love with q big tycoon
on the order of Mike Todd, so
that Dick could 90 back to
Sybil and the children" That
could happen.
-
David Merrick to Cy Howard
In Sardi's before I took off.
you admit you double-crossed
me-" Cy admitted nothing Of
the kind. He was with COM
poser-producer julie Styne. HE
has written q wonderful COM
edy" said julie. 'I1l buy 1t
sight unseen" said Merick.
What Is 1t called?" / asked Cy.
Fathers Anonymous" he re-
piled. It's about fathers who
lose their children in divorces.
But this Is q comedy?
The Sophie" fiasco sent
$400, 900 down the drain Of
dreams. And now I hear that
the Vivien Leigh-Jean Pierre
AumOnt "Tovarich" is shaky.
And that one cost half Q mil
lion. ... Vic DaInOne froze at
Basin street, and did Q shorter
show after Don Rickles apollo
gized for his Illness. Ben
Hecht is hoping to have Frank
Sinatra angel his musical. I'm
derworld." The producers are
$500. 900 short.
Jack Warner and his son-in-
law Bill Orr have reached the
glaring stage. Until recently.
Bill was a very important ex-
ecutive at the studio. -. What
Evening star., 1963-04-27

TRUeTKEs' SALE or VALUABLE
Row BRICK pWKtLINd bEINQ
kkowN AS PRKAiI ske kuMbER
ny virtue ei D certain deed o. tryst
duly recorded. In Llber No. Oh00.
Eoile $40 y sec, o. the lspd rec
ercs s q & n. District q Solumsi,.;
tfustsss viii ,sh. a public ,suseies
pAY.T TIlh six1n DAY ~ NAY,
3cL9ck Pm, iss ioIlssi9s-
ate IN the Dlstfiet Of colnmhia,
snd assignslsd e and esi9s Lgt
isTsr' in q. 6,,. . pEss sSrvssos .ssSrf:s fsa
ils pislrlc2 ef c5inmsls IN Lissr
70 u FOllo iob,
TERMS seld subiset 70 . prior
balidins l.leeia Yen deed q trust
for apprpximatsly. sf.tS3.el. end
= iecond deed o. trust tgF ap-
pIozinislely si,I5 .a0;,, further
HsissI'. DsTas:l :. .sas'e Il s.. ~ ~. = ps: s:
Se pa,S " sssS paspcsii q
ss06 ln cash o. esrtlflsd check
ina. trAnsfer taxes, etc. ct SUR
chaserl eost,. Aqiussmenta meas
complied With within thlEty. days,
otherwlss deposlt torfsilsd end
=. =. Gsssis''. *. q l.lssiIss ssfiIsss'';si y
sHIaissp fsagTHss.
Evening star., 1963-04-27

Appearing under auspices OF
the Community Concert AS
sociation, Me veteran Chinese
bass-baritone Yi-Kwei Sze M
led the small but attractive
Civic Center Auditorium An
Rockville for the final CONCERT
Of the asscclation's current sea-
son.
An extremely polished sing
er, he uses a large and well
controlled vocal instrument
with taste. Not for him the
Evening star., 1963-04-27
THos. J. OWEN . SON
AuetiOneers. III Z 81. NV.

TRUSTEES GALE OF VALUABLE
ROW BRICK DWELLING BEING
KNOWN As PREMISES NUMBER
40 QUINCY PLACE NORTHEAST.
BY virtue OF q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. In Liber No. 1924,
Folio 2S3 ct SEQ, Of the land rec
ord' n Of ths the District rss. Solum6is; go =. ia
secured thereby, the undersigned
trustee will sell, OF public auction
in front Of the premises, on NON
DAY. The SIXTH DAY or MAY.
AID 1868. AT THREE O'CLOCK
PM. the following described land
and premises, situate In. the Dts:
trict Of Columbia, and DESIGNATED
s ;.,G SnG . SslnE 10: ~ q y nth: tns A%sr- nT-
panys Dam ' subdivision lots In
souare west Eckingtonp as
81 the surveyor for the District
Of Columbia In LibeT County 2.
q POLIO iss. taxed as square
TERMS: sold subject to a prior
t"r SSns appsrUai%st.iy aisSsi.Io9 sssss Sss Co. iSf
ther particulars OF which will be
announced At time of sale; the
purchase price above said trust
to be paid in cash. a deposit Of
$500 In cash or certified check
REQUIRED. cenveysneinR. record
ing transfer taSsi .ts:; At puE:
:SmpIi:s 81 Ss's viz SSai.hln ihH thipt, q dsss Ts
otherRls6 deposit forfeited and
the property NAV be advertised
and resold st the discretion Of
the trustee.
HARRIS Q. KA6SEL.
- Surviving Trustee.
Ap.4, 81 ,30-my2,4
Evening star., 1963-04-27
100 Police
Are Briefed
On Inquiries

Pre-arrest inquiry was de-
scribed to 100 policemen yes
terday by representatives Of the
United States attorneys office
in the second of four sessions
to acquaint policemen with the
latest legal aspects Of their
work.
The speakers were william
Greenhalgh and Timothy G..
Murphy Of the United States
Attorneys office Of the erim-
inals division Of the Court of
General Sessions.
Mr.. Greenhalgh said pre-ar-
rest inquiry is being tried aS q
substitute for the investigative
arrest, which has been banned
by the District Commissioners.
+; COuIG Take Suspect In
Under inyestigative arrest. q
policeman could take q suspect
into custody for questioning.
but this has been ruled a viola
ton of rights of an individual.
Under the pre-arrest system,
a policeman who has reason to
believe q person may have
knowledge Of q crime can zap
proach, confront and question"
the man.
II such questioning confirms
the policeman's belief Of his in
volvement in q crime an arrest
is made.
Mr.. Greenhalgh also went
into the technical aspects Of
search warrants and said such
searches must produce either
fruits Of Q crime, instrumental
tiles Of Q crime, or contraband
OF o crime.
Fruits Of q crime" were de-
Iscribed as. for example, the
money taken in q holdup. In
strumentalities' could be the
gun used in the robbery, and
''contraband" could be numbers
slips or narcotics that indicate
the person may have been in
volved in q acrims.
Touches on Procedures
Mr.. Murphy touched on pro-
|cedures to be followed in house
arrests and said the Court Of
ppeals insists that . police
man. before entering q house
with q warrant. knock, an
nounce who he is and what he
wants, wait and then enter at
the invitation Of the resident.
or by force, II necessary.
He said the courts take q
dim view, OF policemen who do
not follow this procedure in
most cases.
Evening star., 1963-04-27
GEORGE oATELY.
ssssa ss!sSTnsys ,s tct Ia nctsshoia" IC,Ss
THOs. J. OWN a SON
Auetleneefs, III 3 So NV.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE
mick DWELLING coSFAINfSe
Sx SkkhSSSs hhS2SNS A,,NnES RhlEo iSS KSHQwM yMSv.A. A.
sTREBT NORTHEAST,
only recorded, Ii Libsr No. i0ss3,.
poIio 5se st sscg oi the land tecss,
and sSa y tSs II. fsSuest ssns' q tbs tbUiOPSls Psnty
secured thereby, the undsrsiTnsd
trustees win sell. At public auction
wVxpInsGplshpAg Tlfhif RRoT4n RREsFT4lss' ps2,
TsIRfY ny O'Clock ~ IN AZ n. !T9. fSIs :,
loving described land and prem q
lses. situate In the District OF
Sls%f sins hsi nd m d.siSsss:f saSsIH.ob n .S: &c
81 bsfnss ROBBINS 81 iots
SQUARE s2s, a. per plat recorded
IN the Office Of the surveyor Tor
hs pistsiet ~ Columbia In Libsr
rkRns ros' 81 SALE, ALL CASH. A.,
deposit o. $500. In cash or certi-
ned check vii ps REQUIRED q a.
tine q sal, hdju,Imsnts mad, -
inE. fseordins. revenue sY" stsmps,..
transfer taxes, etc, at cost of
psrshsssr Term, q ,t,ls 70 es
fSstsss' reserve s1is Il. TiaSt Tis' 70 rsssI I
ihs pTse.Iiy . tns Iist and sost
five dsyT sdvsrtlssnsni Of such
FeEale IN some newhpaper puh@- .
rIlr RIoos NtfIosak HieSsI iaNS
or WARRINGTON r ,,:,:.. S,:
nv . r, BnNrER. Jr.,
yss, yIs. ss.;Is;pi ,sc. c.|s9 ind trust off'~. e
'continu.d on N,zt PassJ -.
Evening star., 1963-04-27
ap25,27, 7,3O-my2,4 TRUSTEES.
THOs. J. OWEN . SON
AUetloneeFs, III z 81. NV.

TRu6TEES SALE OF VALUABLE
END OF ROW BRICK DWELLING
NgMBER 4sis CLAY STREET
By Virtue of a certain deed Of trust
duly recorded, in Liber No. l05l0,
dTSs rSo ., S b e. pS,St ssS Of the =, eoS snS Ess
and u the request Of the party
trustees Wfll sell. at public auc-
ton In front Of the premises, on
FRIDAY THE THIRD DAY OF
NAY; A.p; Ige3' AT ONE
leNinE .deseribed land and prem;
camS. si.r':s snd y sSi ef'.is' a .Sd
being. ill Of Lot "a end the
iuii depth thereof q Lot ss both
IN suuers 5la4 IN Swift's suodi.
yys!siSsa.f yy!siCna q ,%ol,Pesls, so,,I.s, per Plst 9st
s1rysssI iSmSs ify b.H the ;sFiets told % GS; e.
Known as Lot sos in square bIS4
TERMS: Sold subject to . prior
building association deed Of trust
for approximately S4.726. ~, fur
ther particulars Of which will be
announced at time OF sale. the
purchase price above said trust
70 be paid In cash. A. deposit Of
$500 In cash or certified check
required. Conveyaneing reeording.
transfer taxes. etc, At purchasers
cost Adjustments made as Of date
Of sale. Terms to be complied
with within thirty days, otherwise
deposit forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resold at
the discretion Of the trustees.
THOMAS HUNT.
HOWARD BERNSTEIN.
ap23.2b.a7.30-mv2 Trustees.
THOs. J. OWEN . SON
Aa.Aa.-.s.. nrNN "a EW
Evening star., 1963-04-27
BY JOHN HASKINS
contributint Critic

Yi-Kwei sac, DISSERTATIONS: Ny
ron Press, plano At Rockville Civic
Z. ASTlsS,'u@ %inS. aad PrSEIS% %aSss. hsan irom
seipio, Handel: m Sail UPON the
eSI sonsi, op. %. Dyofak: Il Dpr%iro
sol mel mSnto regal, from Don
Carlo. verdi: Mefistofele's serenade,
from Faust, 0ounod; I Suffer Dar-
somischsky; How, Fair This spot.
GretchSnipofi: cemmander in Chief.
MoussoTgsks; "A. minor Bird, Dough:
the Flute, sbouaherty: Ny Daring
Hung-Tsai. arr. Tcherepnin' Going
Home TO Celebrate the New Year.
Evening star., 1963-04-27
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I WILL NOT NJ RESPONsInLE for
any debts Incurred By anyone
other than myself. CORNELIUS 3.
MAHONEY, 615s 1st Place ne,
WaShington, D. c.
I WILL NOT NJ REsRONsIBLE for
any debts Incurred BY srlyone
other than myself. ROBERT n.
MAGRpDER BOZ 1874, Wheaton,
! WILL NOT N RESPONSIBLE fer
any debts incurred By snyone
other than myself. EDWARD
HOWELL, 66l1 Medwick drive,
Hyattsville. Nd.
Evening star., 1963-04-27
TBOs. J. OWEN q SON
Auctioneera, III Z 81. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
ROW BRICK DWELLING BEING
KNOWN AS PREMISES NUMBER
23Ih SECOND STREET NORTH
BY virtue of a certain deed Of trust
duly recorded, In Liber No 1854
ofds oTo oi ~ n. p nss ta' cofSmSis oHH taS
and AZ the request Of the party
secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees will sell. at public auction
in front OF the premises, on TUES
DAY. .hE THIRTIETH DAY OF
APRIL, AID. 1888. AT THREE
THIRTY O'CLOCK PM. the fol-
lIoSins-dsscriOed lsnd s5s .,,,c. hnd PREM 2;
coIumsia, sS ssGass and IN d,sisnsssa T 1'1s as ana
being Lot Al In square 364O IN
lots in Block 3 "EdRewood," as
per plat recorded IN the Office
OF The Surveyor for the District Of
Columbia in Liher so at Folio 50.
TERMS; sold subject 10 . prior
Ceed of trust for approximate
Sll 1881; further particulars OF
which will be announced at time
Of sale; the purehass price above
sslS s.SosiI iIusi q = 500 :; sis .s sa'e Sa e:r
Ing, recording. transfer taxes. etc.
at purchasers cost. Adjustments
made as OF date Of sale. Terms 70
be complied with within thirty
DAYS. otherwise deposit forfeited
and the property may be adver-
tlsed and resold at the discretion
OF the trustees
RALPH o. WEED,
CHARLES W. MORGAN.
apl9. - .2b.27,sB Trustees.
THOs. j, OWEN a SON