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League Encounters SnaSs
Ask Adam

4 shan't,- said Adam. You'd ST.
tract attention anywhere"
rs that a compliment. Adam -
~Of course"
Then thanks. and thanks also
for giving me a pass. Anyons
would have a hard time getting by
that gateman Of yours without
one"
When will you report?"
AS soon as there is anything 10
report" said Brenda. Anyway, l
shall see you tomorrow night at re-
hearsal. Thank heavens, Mrs. Platt
gave us all an evening off," She
walked to the door, blew Adam q
little kiss and was gone.
Adam sank back in his chair and
began rolling up the map he had
shown Brenda. He was tempted 10
leave the Office and drive out to the
Johnson farm to satisfy himself
that those footprints Brenda had
seen meant nothing at
all. But he resisted the tempta-
ton, and forced himself to attend
to the work at hand.
And it was just as well, for he
wouldn't have found anything out
at the farm. II would have been
found just as Brenda had said. Bill
Potter and Ken Randolph were
finding this out.
We'll. I'll be darned.' said Bill.
Just plain, unadulterated darned."
He stood on the porch Of the farm
house. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lived
in for years, and yet I could swear
saw those men unloading some
thing"
Maybe you were seeing things
after too many of Alicia Carter's
mint juleps," said Ken.
Don't talk like an idiotw Bill
snapped. 81 tell you I was stons
sober-and saw a boat, and"
And men unloading" said Ken.
Yes. so you said a few times be-
fore"
You believe me. don't you?" said
Bill earnestly.
Il believe what you say" said
Ken, but not what you saw" He
walked toward the roadster. Come
on, let's get back to town"
Anyway" said Bill, as he slid
in behind the wheel, II still think it
would be a good idea TO drop Ali
cia's property and concentrate on
this old farm. 1t would make a good
setting for cottages, and we ought
to be able to buy it for a song"
Sure" said Ken, but who're
we going to sing the song for? We
can't buy property when there's no
one around to sell it."
"Tll take that up with the court.
house." said Bill. They have rec
ords, and maybe the last address
Of some member Of the Johnson
family. Maybe they've been sending
money for taxes"
Fat chance! I can't picture
Johnson paying anything voluntari-
~" Ken sighed. Seems sort OF a
shame to let Alicia down. Darned
fascinating woman, Alicia"
Forget it," said Bill. You've .
wife, and"
"A nd she holds the purse
strings" said Ken somewhat wryly.
ITO Be Continued)
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CHATTER THIRTY FIVE

HOW DO YOU know" asked
Adam when Brenda informed him
that someone had visited the John
son farm last night.
81 drove over there" Brenda
said. since wanted to look around
the old boat landing, and leading
up TO the house"
Did you look in the house too! ?"
Yes, I did-and II looked just
the way it did when you were out
there"
Then II would seem that the
footprints mean nothing at all"
Perhaps so, but you told me to
report anything I saw" Brenda
shook her head slowly. Maybe I'm
suffering from a bad case of femi-
nine intuition, but can't help feel
ing there's something strange 60
ing on out there"
Its not feminine intuition" said
Adam ."Or II 1t il, have an at
tack also. Did you see the boat
again?'
YES" said Brenda, but It was
way down the river"
Adam was thoughtful for a mo-
ment. II keep thinking that Wen
discover something out there SOON
er or later. and then"
Just what is it you expect TO
discover"
ITS hard to say" Adam replied
"Only I've been studying the geog-
raphy of this part Of the country.
1 got a map from the courthouse,
and" He stopped short. dug un-
der a pile Of papers and brought
out the map to which he had re-
ferred. Look" he said. Then, as
Brenda stepped to his side and bent
down. her cheek almost touching
his, he went on. This little river
Of ours empties into that larger
stream. See7 And then that stream
eventually reaches the sea-"
''As do all streams-eventual !"
Right Only a fellow with a
launch like the one you described
could, If he wished to. navigate 1t
all the way from the johnson farm
to-to-well, say a spot where a
larger boat from the sea could
contact it, and then"
"Then-what?"
That's Just it-What7" said
Adam. He looked up, and when he
did so a strand of Brenda's red hair
tickled his nose. ANY sugges-
tons ?"
you mean a small boat might
get-er -contraband or-or explo-
sives from a larger boat" said
Brenda, then come up the river to
the Johnson farm ?"
Adam nodded. 1T could happen,
you know" he said.
Yes, but it sounds melodramat-
ic-like something out of a pulp
magazine, or Hollywood"
Sure, but if there ever was a
time when truth can be heck of a
lot stranger than fiction this is
that time"
Brenda patted Adams hand
you've been reading too many de-
tectiye stories" she said.
IT do read quite few" Adam
confessed. "Or l did. rather.
There's little time for It now. Be-
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F. Jacobs 436, McGeffin 5s4, Wal
lace 529, Green sol, Bonner 3l2.
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sides, what with all that's going or
ia our erstwhile quiet little town
fiction is pretty tame"
do you know what I'm going tC
do?" said Brenda suddenly.
II haven't the remotest idea
I'm going to make a point Of
meeting the chap who owns the
motor boat"
Adam then told her about tho
pantry woman's nephew. $50, yot
see," he added, Il DO have a rea,
son for feeling iittery."
Are you sure that the boat
saw Is the same one the woman:
nephew purchased ?" Brenda want
ed TO know.
Eyes" said Adam. Susan Pot
ter got It. out OF her. She told me
early this morning" He chuckled
BY the way. you and Susan are
running a close race as G-women.'
Good" said Brenda Susan:
certainly stepped out Of her do
nestle role here of late, hasn't
she ?"
she has that" Adam replied
I'm convinced, too, that she's go
ing to make the cafeteria a huge
success. She's got a business heac
on her, that girl"
"She knows her love scenes
also" said Brenda. You and she
make quite a picture, my dear
Adam"
Which reminds me-" said Adam
that I'll be glad when this play.
acting business is over"
"One would never suspect It,
said Brenda "You play your part
with relish. If ! were in Bill Pot.
ter's place, I'd"
Let's not talk about that
Adam interrupted. Let's tall
about you and the owner of the
motor boat. I think II would b.
a good idea IL you DID meet him
act friendly, and see if there's any.
thing suspicious about him."
yes. sir" said Brenda. I'll start
vamping right away - the very
next time I glimpse him"
Adam said, There's too much
unexplained trouble going or
around the factory. can't feel that
my workmen are guilty-but keer
feeling there's an outside influence
at work"
"Saboteurs working for the high.
er-ups7"
Exactly" said Adam. There /.
been trouble at the larger plants
along the Virginia shore-so may.
be the saboteurs are working from
there-reaching out. up that larger
stream, and on into our little river
and the"
The Johnson farm" Brenda
said.
Yes" said Adam. the Johnson
farm"
Brenda got up. I'm going right
back to the old Leigh place." she
said, land make myself vampish
Then shall sit on the bank of the
river, and watch. When the motor
boat comes along shall"
Fall in?" asked Adam. grin.
ming.
NO said Brenda. Nor shall ]
drop my handkerchief. But shall
attract attention. Never fear"
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day on four counts OF conspir-
acy In the burning OF his business
place in 1899. His accomplice,
Jack Klein, 10, was sentenced to
? 10 20 years on two counts.
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LONDON--INs - The possibfitv
that the Nssis NAV take reprissls
even against American and Brit
ish prisoners OF WARRIOR the three
Germans hanged at Khsrkov. was
hiated today in dispatches from
Berlin to Stockholm.
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SENTENCE PASSED

Detroit, Dec. 22.AP- Samuel
n. Rabin, 50. was sentenced in re-
corder's court TO 20 to so years
imprisonment when convicted Mon
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Ypsilanti Bowling Scores

Handicap As Totals-723. 1888.
TAG, 22O7
Giants
B. Dunkelberger 1870 Shaw PSI.
Dalchow 454, Herford 39t, Hsrri-
son sol. Handicap So Totals
72S, 6s2. 1855, 2166.
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Tigers
Doyle 545, Keller fl9, Nelte 5S1.
Williams ii4, Farkas 49S. handicap
l0S, totals, 6sl, 1873, 779, 1929.
Wolves
Engstrom 1853. Champagne 44S,
Smith ST9, Quarles 391. Schmidt
rs; totals. $50, 694 T22, 20s5.
Lions
Brink 1873, Spearing ~, Van
Nsctor 45i, WEIGH 49,. q Peter,
1853; totals, 10. 40. S1l. 2Sn.
Gecparda
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Csughey 324, Willard 1913, steck-
er 40 Kremach 1874 Schlegel All,
handicap IS; totals, 7I9, 69I. 6s1.
2O7I
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HOUSE LEAGUE

Ford Local 84s
Harris sol, Koch sos, Lacombe
$50. James 524. Franklin 514. To
tals-S5O. 900, $50, 1908.
Pauls
Roll $50, Sinkule 504, Deck SIG,
Bowden 1872, Max 529 Handicap
.. Totals-923, SIP. ST, 1912.
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American Legion
Hayward sol, Tunnicliffe az.
Kuster $40, smith SO4, Schupper
SIS. Totals-776. SCI, 9oS, 264s.
Tap Room
Nernor 444, MCGOWAN 446, Evil
siAer $50, Turchi SIS. Zimmerman
AZ. Totals-s27, s6i, 747. 2i5S.
Spur
Crane 500. Fedor 45l, Lutes sos,
Dundon 47s. Northrop 52s. Handi-
cap %. Totsls-S33, S99, SIS, 1857.
Strsiehers
y. Streicher. Jr (aye) is9,
smith (aveD $40. Hall Cave) S07
O'Bryne (sye) S25, Stein $50. TO
tals-s97. $40. sss, 7614.
Central Specially
W Hansen 527, A. Spragus $50,
T. Peterson SIS, r Connally 400,
y. SChoolmaster AIS. Handicap rs.
Totsls-se5, SO. s14, 2549.
divers
J stewart 46l, {. Schrelner 466,
n. Schvall S23, r. Lambert ass,
~. franklin 5ss. Totals ISL. SS7.
SOS. 1928.
Browns
D smith 464, 3. Lowe 41s, c.
GHchrist 4e7. J. Breiel 800, A.. Pear
son i1s. handicap SO. Totals
75S, 735, s73, 2161.
Reds
p Engler 557, o. stanchtield
az. 3. Elliott 1856, 3. Arnold 1856.
E. Squiers AS. Totals-755. 74S.
IA, 221o.
Cardinals
T Bird 536. Nelles 4i5, Nil
bourne 444 Hart 422. Welte 497
Handicap 1872 Totals-75s. 791
"a. 221e
Yanks
Lidell 474. Cook S64. Nsuman
+ 1877. Geib 457. Stewart 1876. Totals
1875. 741, IA. 1858.
Blues
F. Jacobs 436, McGaffin 5s4, Wal
lace 529, Green sol, Bonner 3l2
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WILLOW RUN LEAGUE

WTILOW nun LEAGUE
Wildcats
Kerbyson 492, McMasters SOL.
Richardson 315, Average 3Sl, Os,
berg $50. totals, Si7, 7O2, 6ss. 2e49.
Bsart
Perkins 4O7, Coleman 1872, Nc
Cracker 424, Gable 49,. y. Peters
as, handicap ;. totals. 500. 1855.
6s7, 2141.
Evening star., 1943-10-01
STORES FOR SALE.

10Th and K SITS. NV,
Store and income-producing apis, above.
Garages in rear.
JER ONE S MURRAY.
Pc. "46O. 1891 q NV MI 45oa
Evening star., 1943-10-01
PARK RD., NEAR 18th ST.
VACANT-S1250

Semidetached brick, ; bedrooms. lot 10
heat: immediate possession. BOSS e.
PHELPS realtors, exclusively. ASK for Mr.
Shackelford MA $500. Evenings and Sun
Gay Sligo fE0S
Evening star., 1943-10-01
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

prsfersbly ps assl 4-door sedan; for own use Gail
EAr high 3d. cash Sss price iSs tSS ;.ss:ss
sERvICEMAN DESIRES 1895 Chevrolet.
good cean,dition: cash. reasonable. Box
LATE-MoDEL USED cARs-wru pay biah
ssniGK ssdGK owners, call Jack Blank, Adams
our price Arcade Pontiac. i437 Iryina
CAR OWNERS. call Jack Hl.n. ...u,
our o. price. Arcade Pontiac, 1887 irving
CHEVROLET owners, call Jack s,.n.
adams aes $500 you viii, be more than Dah. satis.
ned fa, with our price. Arcade Pontiac. 1857
oLDsMOBILE owners call Jack BLANK.
Adams $500; you will be more than salts.
hed ft, with our price. Arcade Pontiac. I437
PONTIAC owners call Jack Blank, Adam,
st s339 ogf You Dyta y be moTe than sassd
WASdEP WANTED. isismOasl ss4vessis,. 4 coupe;
LADY has all cash for a clean 1899 1910
91iGk 11 Isal car good tires desired GE 4654
m e nssS wo g. 500 FSod Pontiac 422l Con-
etsg I!y sS @eeS w g. s46S flS9d Pontiac 1921 Con-
CHEVROLET wanted; name your price will
try to meet it. Flood Pontiac. 1921 Con-
DODGE AND CHRYsLER wanted: nam.
your price will try to meet 1t. Flood Pom
nac: 422l Connecticut. WO. s4O0.
try to meet It. Flood Pontiac. 422l Con-
necticut Wo. s4OO
Sss,suE e vs. ssSS Pon's Ss's sasi Com
WANT BEST PRICE for your carr Sea
Loving before you sell We pay extremely
high cash prices. Loving Motors. 1922 NJ
St nv: RE 1870.
cars. Don't be sorry' zee us 9f be}oqs uSea seq
sell Lee D. Butler Co., 1921 2lst st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-10-01
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

s sSRs;lop a. ,Osi' csI rs; 4s56, 4Sss"6Pe IN Splendid
sRs'' tose 5neShsf ash 1870 Ioa me sRd
Rsasonab,y 15sss cha5a1 hpg5:sd G5ade; terms, suar
s.: S. Takoms Park, 5 ''otE; G GE. $50. 5;'c aaron
BUICK 1895 4-door sedan. model Al
Rcpnbe 4 c 5s6S Ex 4!G aso so!h St NV Tel
radio and heater: s6a3 cash. Phone hon ''FTs FR
BUICK 1850 4-door sedan; $1,000 miles:
motor perfect: an excellent car throughout
Il. tires Ike ney'- spare tire is new, Cali
BUICKS-1a41 sedanette, 1870 Special >
uoG eTm smmonsa a ?o fh fqo %o S99pe PeFa
CADILLAC 1941 4-door sedan; hydramatic
drive radio; heater; low mileags White
Trade and terms; Peake Motor Co. 45o5
cApILLAc l94l model 81 sedan, 1871
mons mons I3a7 i4tR tR4pN North 4RetS 5ie4 lef"S eH-
CHEVROLET Ia4l special de luxe, club
5aG aaa aoo e spossn ew s
5 csEas IT, rsSsSs cSids
CHEVROLET 1870 town sedan. excellent
merhanSa snnd t4es conaiton fine
Mofors sioa Tsi 1879 NJ iessonaRS st nR priced Loving
CHEVROLET Al 5-pasSenger coupe: seat
covers, heater. defrosters, radio. new tires
one owner: excel. care; 5000 sash. Cali
CHEVROLET 1897 4door, sedan good
condition. eood tires. Cash, $500 Can
oe seen at 1909 Bowen I'd. Sc. bet. IN.
and Z pm. Call HI. 0162-J.
DE SOTO 1910 sedan: excellent car, lib
eral terms, fully guaranteed Simmons,
1897 14th. NO. 2I64
DODGE 1887: 5 excellent tires, heater:
completely oyerhauled motor; private own
er; S35O. Call AT. 2O43 %
DODGE 1910 de luxe i-door: 81 900 actual
miles. practically new. tires. heater un-
usual; bargain. Wheeler. Inc, 1910 Wis
ConSln.
DODGE $50 4-door &c luxe: radio, heater.
mechanically o. K. must sell, S645 cash:
Sergt. Webster. TIE. $3.50.
DODGE 194l custom 2door Luxury Liner:
radio and heater. attractive green finish,
immaculate interior, excellent tires low
mileage; reasonably priced: trade, terms,
guarantee. Schlegel & Golden. 257 Carroll
DODGE 1871 coupe; like new. fully guar
i4tsed i4ts NO. liosTsl sIs4 terms Simmons 1887
FORDSE1e4I conv. club coupe. 1e41 De
lITe lzts TNdor NT liberal terms Simmons 1887
a sss? s; ss:r $500 $685. ss
enboS 1t, NV.
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Massachusetts Ave Park.

charming residence with 4 rooms on
the first floor and rooms and baths
matte heat Immediate possession. Price,
S22500 Ask for Grant Boss. MA, $500.
After g pm. and on Sunday, call EN-.
2195.
ROSS {. PHELPS LII Z St. NV
Evening star., 1943-10-01
ARLINGTON.

6-room modern house, . years old. full
basement. oil hot-water heat: large lot;
near buS: price. $3.50: $1,000 cash
j l. c. WEST Falls Church "135-J
Evening star., 1943-10-01
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY WANTED.

$1,000. FIRST trust on > adjoining proper
ties IN Takoma Park; payments. Sfl0 per
month al 81 interest. RA 500
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ARLINGTON FOREST

Realtor,
600S Wilson Blvd, Arlington
CH. Alb. OR GL. 311l.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Cont

!s1 g luke SSs5 5aa9 Hsas5
Sa6 s. Rqsssn upsr Dc Arnsor ase poser ye
radio and heater. exceptionally clean
throughout low mileage, very good tires;
PsTE: 5, {. GE ?;52: 586a' eA'''" s''' 'AN'''A
excellent. tires. good mechanical condition;
SS95. Northeast Motor Co., 920 Bladens-
P4sf s. ns At oiS9 1899 convertible sedan
S695: liberal terms. Simmons, 1887 14th.
Coupe "'" soo6 Das5 @es orgna
white-wall tires. clean and in excellent
shape; best offer. no dealers. Box 234-A,
MERCURY 1941 4-door; black finish, radio
mhaeis heaeer. lo% mileage; W. .o' owner bargain.
MERCURY 1910 ,Conv, club coupe: low
mileage. fine car; liberal terms. Simmons,
S130 cash CaIl Sligo 1913. j.
OLDsMOBT 1889 de luxe 4-door sed an:
SG15 ops%BIIf W Js f2E so@G Gs III ke l4seW club
SHsPs tem ruiz 14th No
PACKARD 1923 "1eo" sedan. $4,000
wheeler. Inc, 4slo Wisconsin. '
e hat can bHy
ss3H1 $50 d9n'5 miss this: glyd. JMot95 Co.
PLYMOUTH 1888 convertible coupe; better
than average. sporty, green finish. good
tires: bargain. Wheeler, Inc, 4sl0 Wis
PLYMOUTH 1891 convertible, club coupe;
1923 sedan; fully Guaranteed. simmons
PLYMOUTH 1870 de luxe sedan: like new,
original original uIes' % original owner heater. No
PLYMOUTH l94I special de luxe 4 door
sedan; radio and heate-, extra good tires,
low. mileage. spotless inside and out, per
GOLDEN, I57 CsTrolI St. Takoma Park,
PLYMOUTH 1880 de luxe 2-door green
sedan, Philco radio, heater, 3 fine tires.
new battery private owner; dealers are
the best offer. GE, 52Gs
PONTIAC Ig41 6 Silver Streak k, 4-doos door
white sidewall tires: Immaculate through
49Lt. very low mileage rsdio and heater.
anfee schese gftS & Golden 57 stI Carroll St.
Takorla Park, D C.. GE. 3302
PONTIAC l94l 4-door sedan, by private
owner: radio. heater: $4,000 miles. Call
PoNTIiC 1871. for sale by private owner;
c IA seen F5e0 5ef0re n or "a me
PONTIAC 1910 sedan: good motor from
>
original BODY burned Sacrifice. $500. as is
Blvd. Motors, 2427 wilson blvd, Arlington,
Va Mr.. Shelton.
PONTIAC 1891 club coupe, 81 oa5 liberal
terms; fully guaranteed. Simmons, 1887
l4th NV. NO. @I6i.
STUDERAKER 194l President sedan; blue
fnlsh. radio and heater, overcrive, very
clean, throughout and has GOOD tires;
priced right, for quick sale. Lee D. Butler
Co. l1"l 'lst st n W. DI Ol1O.
STUDEBAKEP 1910 Commander, cyl.
3-door, excellent condition. radio. air con-
dItIorina. heater. Cash or will consider 80
model car in trade DE. sl99. 3.
WILLyS 1880 4-door sedan. Remarkable
gas mileage. Beautiful little car. new paint,
radio, heater, excellent mechanical cond!-
tion and good preWar tires. S745. Low
ing Motors. 1919 NJ st. NV.
STATION WAGON-IHternet etional 1898. 4
new tires and tubes, S745. GA. 6544
AUTO PARTS. any make car, old or late
wrecked cars wanted for parts. CHASER -
End and Florida ave ne. DI. 1870. j.
OLDSMOBLE coupe, rumble seat, radio;
perfect. S245. or
1887 TERRAPLANE coach: heater. perfect
all around. S2S5. Cal! IL SS1l between S
and ! a m. only. p
Evening star., 1943-10-01
ROSS II. SNYDER, IiIG r st. NV,
Attorney,

D1ssT1R1cT, s1g21c COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding Probate Court Estate OF
BRIDGE Sullivan. Deceased No. 62Ia7,
Administration Docket 1872 Application
having been made herein for probate Of the
last Will and testament and codicil Of said
deceased, and for letters testamentary on
SAD estate py Lillian Kengla Harper, il
IS ORDERED this 2.2nd day OF September.
AD. 1Gi3, that Anna A KInselIa, Jose
phine DAILY, Ella Mccarthy, il living. and If
aead e : 5eE E pn,G,nown heirs at law and next Of
ms unknown heirs at law and next Of
KIN. and the unknown heirs at law and
next Of kin OF Bridget Sullivan. deceased.
ca 1nd al otnerS concerned. appear in said
CouTt on Monday. the ISt Gav OF No
vemeber, D. 1879, at 1000 O'Clock A NJ
70 snow cause why such application should
Ashed IN the Washington law Repor:es''
and 'ThH Evening star once in each CT
ihree successive. weeks before The retu-n
DAY hercin, mentioned. the first publication
20 be not less than thirty Gavs before sold
I"tqgn l., day Wtness. the Honorable ED
Gfa9455' fa45 'sds, this 22nd day Il seBtembeE- AD
ReeiSier Of Wins to- the District Of Co.
Ilmo;a, Clerk OF the Probate Court
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

NO 404 IHth ST. SW., FACING RAIL
road terminal; modem. brick ard con-
crete. three floors, elevator and Office
facilities.
MAURICE FITZGERALD,
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

AVAILABLE for rent as office space. l or
2 good size rooms, newly decorated, To-
Gated in Hyattsville. Nd. If interested
phone Union 3O30
LARGE front ONCE. ground floor. large
window, S3o; extra space if desired. 1923
H st. NV. Me. 6504.
PRIVATE OFFICE. approximately 17x21t,
telephone facilities and service, If required
Architect or contractor preferred, as this
office is Situat ed in meZZanlne where ma in
Office will be occupied by Mort8age Bank
ing House with reciprocal business rela-
tlonShlp Occupancy October Il loca ted
1928 st. NV. Apply Frederick w. Berens,
Inc, 1927 < 81. NV.
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HOWARD COUNTY FARM,

80 acres. 10-room stone house. 100 years
old; } baths. servants QUaretTS. steam
heat. "6-cow dairy barn, Shipping to Wash
ngton; :. tenant houses, all necessary farm
huildines: rs mi. to D. c. Price, S35,00O.
terms.
Buell. M. Gardner-J. T. Kelly,
Rockville. Nd phnrn nSM
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LEGAL NOTICES.
BERNARD l.. AMISS, Attorney,
900 r st. NV. %.

DIssTRIcr s &C cogRf 81 s. THE UNITED
3 eoE. peeeasedoSo' 2'31s. s'e Adminis Si nH
tratton traitor Docket 32-Application having
letters OF administration on said estate. to
Issue iSai 10. to Bernard l. Amiss, it is ordered
that the unknown heirs at law and next
of kin of Ada B. Coe, deceased. and all
others concerned. appear in said Court
A;D, 1913. at 1000 O'Clock AM. to
snow Sn3 &C cause why such application should
published in the 'Washngton D:He hLae9' LaW RE
porter and The Evening Star" once in
eefh seErn OF three successive weeks before the
publication to be not less than thirty days
E4d before said ] return day. Witness. the
ns3ee Of ia% eRa bE aIh chief
VIcToR s MERscH Resister nsat Of wis At5es,f for
Probate Court. oclSl5
ANDREW & /; HICKEY: Attorney. Suite .I3
IN M'1i HE Hn,slnsj pIsTsicY YYashlnfseP Gn1fsT
united states Tor the oHKt pisrct or Of THE Gos
'S SIclE Fk5SS1'e king tsso known RE-
No 81 Sai,1oRDER OF PuBffcATIoN PHuJBlh5$s5stlpn
Application having been made for authority
Nce King also known fSss'S Niece KnR de to
ceased: as described in the petition of
John y King, Administrator, for the pur-
pose OF paying debts of the deceased, it is
1943; ORDERED, ADJUDGED and DE.
GREED that Margaret A Wash Sturgis,
81 North 42nd Street. Philadelphia,
pennsylvania. cause her appearance TO be
entered herein on or before the fortieth
gay. gay. exclusive of Sundays and legal holi-
GAYS, occurring after the day of the first
publication, OF this order otherwise this
cause vii! be proceeded with as in the case
OF default provided that a copy Of this
order be published in three successive
issues Of the Washington Law Reporter
ana ana In me Evening Star once week for
day. EDWARD c. EICHER, Chief Justice.
tSeal a true copy. Attest, THOMAS c.
District of Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate
Court sea ,Oci g
Evening star., 1943-10-01
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There are 3 lovely bedrooms and bath on
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