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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-01
FoIoney Sparks
Hamilton Drive
ToCunudiun Title

VANCOUVER, B. c., Nov. 80
(AP) - The Hamilton Tiger
Cats, losers In their last four
Grey Cup games, ripped through
British Columbia for IA points
in the second period and upset
the Lions, 2l-10, today for their
first Canadian Professional
Football championship since
1857.
Hamilton Quarterback Bernie
Faloney, a former Maryland
star, led the Tiger-Cats on the
two second quarter scoring
drives that all but wrapper up
the game.
Faloney capped the first
touchdown drive with a five
yard pass to Willie Bethea and
wound UP the Hamilton scor-
ing in the third period by con-
Meeting with former Denver star
Hal Patterson on a pass play
that covered 10 yards.
The game, played before q
sellout crowd Of 36,465, was
telecast both in Canada and
the United States.
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BY STEVE GUBACK
Star Staff Writer

Catholic University, which
hardly figured to beat Provi-
dence College in its basketball
opener last night, nearly did,
Trailing by Is points in the
second half, Providence needed
a whirlwind finish from Jim
Stone to Nip the Scrappy
Cardinals, 65-61, before 2,l0O
screaming fans at Gu who
could hardly believe their eyes
With 1915 left, Catholic led
44-3l, and John Thompson
the Friars' 6-foot-l0 All-Amer-
lea candidate, had four per.
sonal fouls.
Four minutes later Thomp-
son fouled out. Catholic still
led, 48-43, and one Of the big
gest upsetS in many a veal
seemed imminent.
. The crowd, an overflow
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Lehigh Defeats
Lafayette, 1873,
After 8 Losses

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Nov. 80
(AP).-A tumble recovery set
up the winning touchdown to-
day as Lehigh snapped its
eight-game losing streak with a
1873 football victory over La
fayette in the goth meeting Of
the two teams.
Charley LaMotta scored the
winning touchdown on q g.
yard run early in the fourth
period. four plays after Les
KiSh recovered a tumble by
Lafayette Quarterback George
HoSsenlopp on the Lafayette is.
The Engineers, who trailed
80 at the half, got on the
scoreboard in the third period
when Quarterback Kish scored
from the 2 to cap a 7S-yard
drive.
Lafayette drove So yards in
IL plays with Hossenlopp
sneaking over from the one fo1
its touchdown.
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CINCINNATI, Nov. 80.
(SpeciaD - Cincinnati, rum
nerup for the national collegi-
ate basketball championship
last season, reeled off two
scoring spurts in the first half
and went on to bury George
Washington, 10l-65, tonight
in the seasons opener for both
schools.
Spanked by All-American
Ron Bonham. the Bearcats
scored 10 points in a row to
take a l4-4 lead and then at
the halfway mark of the first
half exploded for II straight
to build up a 23-point half
time advantage.
Bonham, a 6-foot-5 senior,
poured in II points in the
first half and added IA after
intermission for a game high
Of 81. He and 6-foot-8 George
Wilson, who had IS points,
sat out the last nine minutes.
The Bearcats, who won the
NCAA title two years in a row
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Kentucky Five
Beats Virginia

LEXINGTON. KY, (AP). -
Kentucky's Wildcats threw
their one-two punch Of Ted
Deeken and Cotton Nash at
Virginia tonight and overpow-
cred the Cavaliers, 1854, in the
college basketball opener for
both schools.
Deeken, a 6-foot-4 senior
from Louisville, KY, and Nash.
a 6-5 senior from Leominster,
Mass, scored % points each
and spanked a strong Kentucky
defense.
Game scoring honors went to
Virginia's Chip Conner, who
had 30, most Of them coming
after the issue already had
been settled.
Kentucky. which led, 1929,
at halftime. had little trouble
keeping the visitors out OF
reach in the final period and
built UP an l8-point margin
59-41-with IL minutes to go.
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PiHEdges Miami, 3l-20,
Despite Show by Mira

MIAMI, Fla. Nov. 80 (AP)
Fred Mazurek led fifth
ranked Pittsburgh to Q hair
raising $3.50 victory over MI
ami tonight to keep alive the
Panthers' hope Of q bowl bid.
A whitening aerial barrage by
Miami's George Mira kept the
Hurricanes in striking range
until the final period, when
Mazurek's great running put
the Panthers in position for q
touchdown and a field goal.
Mira shocked the strongly
favored Panthers by passing
for a touchdown in five plays
after kickoff. The lead then
see-sawed through the third
period, which ended with Pitt
ahead 1920.
The Hurricanes threatened to
go ahead early in the fourth
with a drive to Q first down
at the Pitt 4, but the Partners
made q successful goal line
stand.
Then Mazurek directed Pitt
SO yards to a touchdown scored
by Rick Lesson on q one-yard
plunge, and again took the
Panthers to the Miami seven,
from where Lesson kicked a
field goal.
Mira hit the Panthers with
Is passes for 800 yards.
The teams matched touch
downs in the initial period,
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VPI Cogers Rip
Richmond, H-53

BLACKSBURG. Va, Nov. 80
(AP). - Hot-shooting Virginia
Tech sped away to q 21-point
halftime lead tonight and went
on to an easy 77-53 Southern
Conference basketball victory
over Richmond.
Barry Benfield and soph-
omore Pau Long paced the
early assault. which sent VPI
to q 44-23 advantage ct the
intermission Benfield. the high
scorer for VPI with Is points.
scored - Of his total in the first
half. Long had all his 10 points
in that span.
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Providence Forced to RaIIy
To Nip Catholic u, 65-6

throng, kept up a constant up
roar. Here were the Cardinals,
with no starter taller than 6
feet 6, outplaying the defending
National Invitational Tourna-
ment champions who had fin
ished last season with a 24-4
record and Is straight triumphs
Stone Comes TO Rescue
But nobody reckoned with
Stone, a stringy 6-foot-2 Negro
senior from Cleveland, Ohio
He scored only four points in
the first half, but when
the Friars were in danger he
came rushing to the rescue.
He scored IL straight points
for Providence and had 10 out
Of % in a torrid squirt. Then
with 80 seconds left and the
score tied, 61-6l, Stone dribbled
up the left side, banked in q
short twisting jump shot and
Catholic u, which gave it the
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Mountuineers Nip
Furmun, 67-65

GREENVILLE, S. c., Nov. 80
(AP).-Ricky Ray hit a jump
shot from the free throw line
with one second left tonight to
give West Virginia a 67-65 vic
tory over Furman in the opener
for both Southern Conference
basketball teams.
West Virginia's defending
champions held a 10-point lead
with 1925 to play but Furman
pecked away until Leroy Pea
cock hit a jumper with so Sec
onds left to tie the score at 65-
all.
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Duke Captures
Opener, 1862

DURHAM, N. c., Nov. 80
(AP).-Jeff Mullins scored Is
points as Duke opened its
basketball season tonight with
a 1882 victory over Penn State.
Mullins, 6-foot-4 Blue Devil
captain. scored 10 points in the
first half. Three other Blue
Devils also scored in double
figures-Guard Buzzy Harrison,
IA; Forward Brent Kitching,
IL and Center Jay Buckley. 10.
Duke charged to q 1876 lead
in the first 10 minutes and ran
up the score to 1922 by half
time
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SPurts Help Cincinnati
Rap CoIonioIs, 1O1-65

before losing it to Loyola of
Chicago in overtime last sea-
son, sank so per cent Of their
shots in the first half and
finished the night with AZ of
rs for Sc per cent.
Kenny Legins was the Co.
lonial leader with % points,
II in the second half, mostly
on short jumpers. Sophomore
Harvey Malls was the only
other bright light for the
visitors, coming off the bench
to score II points in the Sec
ond half. CIV made a paltry
Is of 70 shots. for 81 per
cent.
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Memphis Ends
Unbeaten Year

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Nov. 80
(AP) - The Memphis State
Tigers raced to their first I'M
defeated football season in rs
years today with q spirited, 90
6, victory over Houston in a
last effort to impress the bowl
scouts.
Fullback Dave Casinelli and
r serve quarterback Billy
Fletcher provided q fine ending
to a season for the Tigers, mar
red only by the scoreless tie
with third-ranked Mississippi.
Casinelh and Fletcher scored
two touchdowns each. In adj
dition Fletcher contributed a
bizarre field goal that took
three attempts before getting on
the scoreboard.
The Tigers first scoring drive
began in the second period
when a stiff wind blew q Cou-
gar punt out of bunds at the
Memphis State IS. Casinelli
and Quarterback Russell voll-
mer alternated running 1t to
the l and Casineln whipped
into the end zone.
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Tiers, Bullets
Post Victories

NEW YORK, Nov. 80 (AP)
Hal Greer tossed in 43 points
and helped the Philadelphia
76ers fight off a fourth-quar-
ter rally In a 132-125 victory
over the New York Knicks to-
night In the windup Of a Ma
tional Basketball Association
double header.
Walt Bellamy scored IL OF
his SO points in a four-minute
span In the fourth quarter of
the opener that led to Balti-
more's 12o-101 first-game de-
cision over Detroit.
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Pepsi Divers
Sweep Meet

The Pepsi Divers swept all
three women's diving events
and took two of the four mems
events over a two-night period
in the National Capital SWIM
ming Associations ninth an
nual Thanksgiving meet at the
Northern Virginia Aquatic Club.
Shelia Anderson was the only
double winner. She scored 1879
points to win the senior divi-
sion over teammate Nancy
Schell and scored 209.95 In the
3-meter open to beat Norman
Chambers 1876.
Ricky Kincade Of Pepsi won
the boys intermediate and
teammate Fred Skillern cap
tured the junior class by edging
another Pepsi diver, Curt Ing
nam, 114-1ol.
Kim Lippolt Of the NvAC
won the senior division by eight
points over Rob Carney Of
Pepsi with a score Of 234. Vic
Laughlin of Santa Clara, Calf,
won the mems open high board
with q score Of 254.
BOYS
:uniors-1-Fred skiIlers. Pepsi.
l74i Curt Inghsm. Pepsi. 1911:
Bob Bailey, NVAC, 11b.
Intermediates-I-R Kineade,
ss!ssh:d' iSs; Charles Humphrey. IN
2s2; Rob Carney. fspSi. gas; 81
Santa Clara &C, 25{: kim LippoIt.
craig ShAffter, shore (N.J.) &C., 2O9.
NvAC. 234: Bob Carney, Pepsi.
WOMEN
ermediates-Barbara EnRlehart,
Pspsi.. 175: 2-cathy Setter. NyAc.
81, s fss; scbAs nds PsD IS;
Sue jerome, Pepsi, i3o.
3-meter open-1-Shelia Anderson.
Pepsi, 200; Norman Chandler, un-
attached, 1855: 3-cathy soltes. NvAc.
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Miami-Banaszak 1, run CCifra kick
Pittsburgh-safety dad pass from
center through end zone)
observation-disclosures 8. run uee-
son kick.
Miami-SpinslIi 9. pass from Mirs
(Cifra kick).
PtttsbuTgh-Bodls 2, run Ueson
kick.
PittsbuFgh-Howley. II, pass from
Miami-spinelli IL. pass from Mira
(pass failed).
PittsbuEgh-Leeson /. run (kiek
PittsburKh-Fd Lesson "a.
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hir fry was finally hnatnn

big try, was finally beaten.
OF course, the Cardinals
wouldn't admit it, even then.
They worked the ball upcourt
and set UP desperation corner
shot by Bill Leahy. their 26-
point man, but 1t fell short
Providence came off with the
rebound and Bill Blair was
fouled at the buzzer. His two
free throws, which produced
the final four-point spread
came as the teams were leaving
the court.
Thompson Boxed Out
Stone. who co-captains the
Friars with Thompson, the Dis
trict boy. finished with a game
high 81 points. Twenty three
of these came in the second
half when the Friars cleared
out one side of the court and
let him operate one-on-one.
Thompson, who was playing
his first game as a collegian in
his home town, finished with
only II points and was so clev-
erly boxed out that his re-
bounding was hardly a factor.
Catholic. which had a $3.50
l5-l1 record last year. built its
offense around Leahy, who had
l8 of his 26 points in the first
half, and all-court hustle
Charlie Boylan had IL, but
missed a key free throw when
it was 61-61 which gave the
Friars possession for Stones
game-winner.
The Cardinals built their &c.
q halftime edge on some in
credible foul shooting, hitting
10 of 20, and solid defensive
work, particularly by Jack
Spencer, who kept guard on
Thompson. Catholic led from
the l0-minute mark Of the first
half until the final 5:19, when
the lead began see-saving.
In the preliminary, DeMatha
High, the areas top schoolboy
team last season. began its
campaign with a 1853 tri-
umph over Catholics fresh
man. Bernard Williams scored
26 points for the victors.
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Southern Cal
ManI1andIes
UCLA, 26-6

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 80
CAP) - Southern California
crushed UCLA. ass. today with
an attack that was equally
devastating on the ground and
in the air.
It was each teams final
game Of the season.
A crowd Of 80. $50, the largest
college gathering Of the year
in Los Angeles, sat under gum
merry skies to view the annual
croSs-town struggle.
Quarterback Pete Beathard
sent Southern Cal into q 1870
lead In the first half on q six
yard touchdown strike to Hal
BEDSIDE and q two-yard quar-
terback sneak.
The Bruins pulled to . 1876
threatening position in the
third quarter Is they sailed
IS yards-53 Of them on q pass
from Larry zeno to Kurt Al
tenberg-with Zeno scoring
from the three.
But the Troians promptly
reattacked on the dynamic
running Of Halfback Mike Gar
rett. He uncorked one run Of
46 and accounted for 50 yards
of the 3s-yard march. Willie
Brown smashed over from the
two.
Southern Cal swept 80 yards
in 10 plays for its final touch
down. Rich Mcmahon drove
the final yard.
By this time Coach John Nc
Kay had emptied his bench
and the seniorS-among them
Beathard. Brown, Linebacker
Damon Bame and Bedside
were given a rousing sendoff
as Mckay sent them to the
dressing room.
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. 80 (AP).-
Jerry Vests three-point play
with 81 seconds left brought
the Los Angeles Lakers from
IL points behind for a 1896
victory tonight over the St.
Louis Hawks.
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BOSTON, Nov. 80 (AP).-
Sam Jones and Tom Sanders
spanked a rd-period outburst
that assured the Boston Celtics
"a 1926 victory tonight over
the San Francisco Warriors.
1t was Boston's eighth
straight victory and 18th in
16 MIA starts this season.
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with Pete Banaszak going over
for Miami from the one and
Mazurek scoring from eight
yards out. In between, Pitt re-
ceived q gift safety that prom
Used for a long time to stand
up as the winning margin.
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FuircIoth Coins
17o Yards, Vols
Top Vundy, l4-0

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Nov. 80
(AP)-Tennessee stuck with
simple single-wing power plays
today in punching out a 14-0
victory over Vanderbilt in a
Southeastern Conference foot
ball game.
The triumph evened Tonnes
sees record for the season at
SIS and it may have preserved
Coach Jim McDonald's job.
The Tennessee athletic board
meets Monday and there have
been some reports Mcdonald
and his staff might be dis
missed. Q
Vanderbilt finished the cam
paign with one liza record.
Tailback Mallon Faircloth,
closing out a fine career at
Tennessee, carried the ball 20
times for ITO yards. This
boosted Faircloth's total of
tense total for the season to
1,161 yards. making him the
first Vol back since All-Amer-
lea Johnny Majors in 1856 to
eclipse the 1.000-yard mark.
VANDFRRTTT n n a n
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Memphis-casinelli 1, run (vollmer
kick.
Memphis-Fo. Fletcher 81.
Memphis-FG. Fletcher. 81.
MemphiS-Casinelli 5. run FLETCHER
kick).
Houston-Beard 0, pass from skog
(pass failed).
Mempbis-Fietcher so. run (kiek
failed).
Memphis-Fieteher 9. run dick
failed).
Attendance. 1855.
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UsC-Bedsole @, pass from Beathard
(Brownell kick).
USc-Beathard 2. run (kick failed
UCLA-zeno 3. run (kick failed).
USC-Brown 2, run CBrownell kick).
USC-McMahon 1. run (run failed).
Attendance. S2.460.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-01

Totals rs 10 81 Totals 319 e5a
Hslftime: West Virginia, 36-35.
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A Money-Moker

The Texas-0 Oklahoma football
game has played to sellout
crowds Is straight years.
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R hGSfTGs STATE g 10 2 sd
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Los Angeles
st. Louis -
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Basketball
Scores
WASHINGTON AREA

WASHINGTON AREA
Cincinnati 101, George Wash. 0B.
DeMathA 70. Catholic U. FF. 80.
DuaueSne 90. American U. 50.
Providence 81, Catholic U. 81.
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SIMON FLEIsHMAN. ATTORNEY a

1901 ~ otNcet NsWs
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court.--No. 10S.337s
Administration This Is to Give !
Notice: That the subscriber, Of tnee
District OF Columbia. has obtained
from the Probate Court Of Tire :
District Of Columbia. Letters TIES:
tamentary on the estate OF
KENNETH H. CAMPBELL, late OF
the District OF Columbia. deceased
All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned /.
to exhibit the same. with thee
vouchers thereof legally authenls
heated, to the subscriber, on o..
before the 18th day Of November
AID, 1868: Otherwise they may
BY law be excluded from all beu-3
eft Of said estate. Given under.
my hand this 18th day OF MAY,
1893. ADRIANNA pe0RAFF
CAMPBELL, s406 Garfield street
NV. lSeall Attest ARTHUR P.
SMITH, Deputy REGISTER Of Wits
for the District Of Columbia, Clerk
Of the Probate Court. 1s
uav01 9e-iel 444
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Corporation Counsel. b. C.
ef4 JOHN A. EARNEST
Assistant Cooperation Counsel. ID. g.
ROBERT d. WISE
oiled May "A, 1ge3,

HARRY n. HULL, Clerk
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT FOR The DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA.-DISTRICT OF CO.
LUMBIA, q municipal corporation.
square 37, containing Sa0.0D 81.
e. ate esS' v, e AZ 4 aLi "A spa
UNKNOWN OWNERS pefendents.
District Court No. lees. ICON:
domination for the seanlhSition q
SQUARE 81, oath and L Streets
NV. in the District Of columbial
-NOTICE.-TO: Bernard kilim-
mix, Annabelle Richardson. Perry
Varoutsos, Olga Varoutsos. Earl
Properties, Inc, Antonio Marzullo
Raphael B. Urcioio. their assig-
nees. deyisees, alienees, helrs-at;
law and next Of kind, and All
unknown owners. You are hefepy
notified that q complaint In con-
demnation mas hsFet sps e.. pee aa
he United states District Court
for the District Of Columbia, for
the taking Of an estate In Zee
simple in the property described
in Exhibit IA" attached TO and
made q part OF such complaint. in
which you may have or claim an
interest. namely the lots herein
referred TO, all In SQUARE 80, for
branch library purposes. The au=
thority for the taking Is contained
IN Sections 16-o0l 10 lS-oll'
9D s1 Y. , p & G cSst.d 1874 sh.t
you desire 10 present any obiec-
ton or defense 10 the taking OF
your property. -yon are required to
serve your answer on the plain
tiffs attorneys. at the address
herein designated, within twenty
snswer shall Identity the property
In which you claim 70 have an
interest, state the nature and ex-
tent Of the interest you claim. and
stats al q ySsr s oeisstiC ~ and and
property, All defenses and objec-
tions not so presented are waived.
And in case Of your failure so TO
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OF condemnation Of that part Of
the property described In Exhibit
"a" attached 70 and made q part
Of said complaint. namely, the lots
herein referred to. all In SQUARE
37. In which you may have OF
Claim IN luttrt1ts VIII DC Icuutftu.
But. without answering you may
serve on plaintiffs attorneys 4
notice q appearance desiEnating
the property In which you may
have or claim an interest, There
after. you will. receive notice OF all
proceedings affecting Il, At the
trial Of the issue OF inst eompen-
sation. whether or not you have
previously appeared or answered.
you may present evidence as 70
the amount Of the compensation
% be paid for the property In
interest. and you may Ghare In
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AUCTION SALES
THos. :. OWEN . SON
AuetioneeTs. iii 3 So. NV.

THOs. J. OWEN q SON
Auetioneers, iii Z 81. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
End QE ROW BRICK DWELL
ING BEING KNOWN AS PREM
N NSns sy9es WARDER STREET
By virtue Of 9 certain deed Of trus,
GUY recorded, In Liber No. 1880.
roIio 4O4 e. sso;. q the land rec
Sna q ne f Haa.ns' 81 Sc S'u% psatS
secured thereby, the UNDERLINED
trustees viii sell, at public auc-
ton 10 front OF the premises, On
M0NpAY, THE TENTH DAY or
JUNE, A.D. 1853. AT ONE
described land and premlses' I'D.
uate IN the District Of Columbia,
and deaiRnated as and being Tot
92 IN Buffers subdivision Of loti
m Block Isn. "wh 1itttney Closed"
trlet Of Columbia, In Liber as. Il
TERMS: sold subject 10 a prio,
(huildina aaaociationl deed q
trust for approximately S7,O0i 90
further particulars OF which vii
be announced AZ time OF sale; TIL
purchase price above said trust
% be paid In cash, a deposit oil
$500 cash or certified cheek re-,
quired. Conveyaneing, recording
transfer taxes. etc. AZ purchaser'i
cost. .Ad lnttments made - Of dat
Of sale. Terms 70 BE- complied with
within. thirty days, otherwise De-
poslt forfeited and the property
may be adyertiaed and fesold Al
the discretion Of tie trustees.
ALLAN LANG,
rocky M. .LANO,
my2s,ai SEA, 6,s Trustees,
THos. J. OWEN a son
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AUcIIoR SALES
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NOTICE Is HEREBY uivkN THAT
ON FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1858. CON-
MENCiNo AT NlNE-fHIRTx AM,
ana continuing, II necessary EACH
TUESDAY, AND FRIDAY THERE
AFTER. we will sell, by public
auction, at WEScaLER's, sos 3
ST. NV. 10 enforce our liens for
atorAge and/or other charges,
eOods stored with us In the names
Of Alfred Carter, Richard and /oI
Mary. ClaWson, Edna Clore, Carol
Dennis. Emma George, Vincent
andLor Thelma Greenfield, Luke
p. Greer, ceptus andIor Thelma
Hair. Susan Hamilton, Dayid Mar
tin, Walter and Tor Lucille Miles,
Lillian Potillo. Joan Short, Garlic
ton and Tor Emma Glade, Mac
Smith. Beatrice and/or CAROLYN
Mashineton. Charles and Tor Lydia
Watterson. Henry and/or Ruby
Williams and Carl Young. Parties
IN interest please take notice.
UNION STORAGE CO., INC, 81
BENJAMIN P1Ncus. President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-04
.. THos. J, OWN {. SOY
cHATrua AT Auction

cHATTEfs AT AUCTION
.THuBTHEB SALE or VALUABLE
REHTAURANT EQUIPMENT AND
E1xTuREe. CONTAINED WITH.
IN tQ2 NJ STREET. souTHEAsr,
BY virtue OF q chattel deed OF trust
s dated April , 10 -; 1922. and re- 2:
tiRs7 AZ Folio 30i. among the
Land Records OF the District Of
the party secured therbey. the
undersigned trustees will sell AZ
public suction, WITHIN the OF.
nes, Of THOMAS y OWEN 4
s!I2ssEEl!prl c 10 ST EfE SslEs!lil p
O'CLOCK PM ali The chaltsis,
fixtures and equipment listed IN
the said ehattel deed Of trust and
whatever transferable licenses and
permits they may convey.
TERMS. ALL CASH AZ time Of sale.
~ parties Of interest please
fsADoRK y, KATE,
DAVID LfFsHULTz,
ny5i.lei,4 Trustees.