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PARKER, WYATT and FERGUSON. Attys..
Southern Building.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Inmbs; -NStice Of Limited part ,nl, i.
partnership hereinafter named, now being
all Of the general and special partners Of
axs II. OF New
District Of Columbia as a limited partner
81 sp e has p fd couF 0G the OF p ss o
ship Which cortains the terms thereof.
BARNEY RdI NJ S ( Co IN. General nature OF
the business Intended to be trsnsseted is is
custodians Of. and brokers and dealers in
stocks bonds and other securities and in
vestments of every kind and character, in
names Of all the general and special part
ners interested therein DISTINGUISHING which
are general and which are special partners
Butter. P. q. Box iii. Red Bank, n J;
dephs ont pe Easn Fh
Convent. N. Z, 'Genesral Partners,, joseph
y: *f Radc ffi chesto no jr. ' oreiand Pa
Charles 8. Cheston. skippack Pike White
marsh, Pa; J; Ford johnson. IT, Am5a as,
s sofk New York }onf n Edwin % A. FISH
Locust Valley, Long Island, N. Y: Burnett
Walker, 1921 Park Ave, New York, N. Y !:
Charles B. Harding, Rumson. n. j Edward
B. Smith. jr., '.Sweetwaters." Providence
I'd. Edgemont, Pa; Irving D. Fish. Fox
Run Lane, Greenwich. Conn: Fred E.
Koecnlein, Cal Union Ave, Elizabeth. N j. !;
Plainfeid, N. j.: Edward 6 savers, va
ington Lane. Meadowbrook, Pa; Ralph B
johnson, so Z. 10th St. New York. N. Y:
VIM. Barclay Harding. Holmdel., N: J.:
Ogden Phipps, Roslyn, Long Island. N. p;
Karl Weisheit, -221 Boulevard. Mountain
Lakes, N J.: Phillip w. Brown, Haddon
I'd. Scarsdale, N. Y. The amount, Of
capital which each special partner shall
have contributed to the partnership is as
@on peE hfs $4,000: Edwin !; F!sh.
period at which the partnership Is to
commence and the period at which it is
to terminate Is as follows: The partner
ship formed at the close Of business on
December 81. 1887, shall continue from
and after the close OF business on Decem-
Der 81, 1912, for the. term Of one year to
and including December 81, 1943. subject
to earlier termination upon certain con-
tingencies set forth in said certifcate
Filing the certificate as aforesaid and this
publication are occasioned by the retire;
partner at the close Of business on De-
HISS: III Is. l5.1s.2o22.25.e7.2e
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AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A. WESCHLER a. SON, Auctioneers
FUTURE,

ADAM A. WEoCHLEh 0 oON' AuctioheeiS'
TRUSTEES. SALE OF DETACHED FRAME
N W. sF FEE REt 1s o V12 r STREET HH3NT
Libs y $500 folio ssg. e sea: o1s 81 TIE
a and a he CT of The party
oiIer for sale BY PUBLIC auction; u fT trent
sss * FSJkHF RHy Se e 5kVfsy
the following described propepsty. IN II, ihe
and EDDY townsend, trustees subdivision
s s df e psT Plot tor re
Of Columbia in Liber County 10 At folio So
Beginning for the same on the northerly
thence northeastern along said street street
assles f e said sheh me of sad
line Of. Vista street to the southwesterlS
northwesterly along the line Of said avenue
n sa M . ee to hs
line or said lot and thence southeasterly
alonx said westerly line 108;66 feet to
The point q n1 81
MI TERMS Or SALE: Fifteen Der centum
OF the purchase money 10 De paid IN cash,
balance in monthly installments, repre-
sented by promissory notes Of purchaser
payable one dollar for each 500. including
day Of sale, payable semi annually, Sc
cured by first deed Of trust Upon poperty
sold or all cash. at option Of purchaser
deposit Of $500 required Of purchaser at
sale. Examination OF title, conveyancins.
recording. revenue stamps and notariaI
fees ut cost OF purchaser Terms to be
compiled with within thirty days from
day Of sale. otherwise trustees reserve the
osht 70 Fsseh nTcRs.ty At risk and cost
advertisement of such resale in some
newspaper published in WashinEton. d. c.,
forfeitinK deposit trustees may avail them
selves Of any legal or equitable rishts
AGAINST defaulting purchaser.
RAYMOND j. VIERBUCHEN.
EDMuNp NJ. EMMERICH.
3A1b,19,21,26,27 Trustees.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.
PROPOSALS.

FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY. PUBLIC
Buildings Administration, Emergency Oper-
atoms Unit, Washington. D, e, Jan h.
1943,-On or about Jan. 20, 1913. draw
and equipment OF one-hundred bed hos
pital and nurses home will be available
Faulkner and Kingsbury, Architects, .917
18th Street, WASHINGTON, d. c. Applica..
lions from general contractors interested
in bidding on this work, for not to exceed
two sets Of drawings and specifications,
should be filed promptly with, the archi-
tects and the bidding material will be
and specifica tons are for the project
complete and bidding material will be
relea sed only to established building con-
tractors Bids on this project will be
opened by the Public Buildings Admins
tration on the date named In the specif1-
cation. which will be about ! 3 days after
tribution w E. REYNOLDS. Commissioner
OF Public Buildings.
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A GOOD INVESTMENT.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

4-ROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW IN
nearby Fairfax County, S45 mo. STALKER,
Chestnut 1913.
g ROOMS Af.r BATH. MODERN: ON BUS
line: $50. 6l06 Edmonston ave. River
dale. Md. WA. 9723. & am. to pm
NEAR GALESvILLE. MD RMS, BATH.
furn, S35; unf SOB. z rms. bath, furn
$50; unf, $40. Elec, imp, on water
front. Tel West River, Md, 6O-F-6. II.
S25 MO. 5-RM DWELLING
Located near University, Md, at Ber-
wyn, on Wash BALTIC. blvd. Call OWNER,
WA. 2673.
RENT S65 MONTH,
For. 8 mo. period, as is Tenant can re-
model TO suit self: so days notice to vacate
blocks from Naval Hospital and U, 8. Pub
lie Health Center. Five rms, attic, gas
heat and air conditioning: bath has basin,
closet and shower; no cellar no stove; ex-
ceptonally nice lawns. Call MR.. SHER-
WOOD. WI. $500, between 80 and p m.
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FARMS FOR SALE.
FARMS FOR RENT

30 ACRES, MONTGOMERY CO. RAN
doph S041. I7s
FARM FOR RENT ON SHARES: app. 95
acres, Montgomery County. 10 miles from
D. c.; electricity most under cultivation:
grains. cattle, some machinery, small house
on premises; good opportunity for the man
who can take hold. Box 4S1-R. Star. IL
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

CAsH-sAVE COMMISSIONERS
I will pay cash for houses, fats or apart
fore you sell G. G. DUTY, 1924 Vermont
ave. National 44s2.
CASH ON THE BARREL HEAD!
n amoun ,T up 10 Soo,oon Is ~na, qu 1r
priced investment property. What have
'S GEORGE Y. woRrHMoroN 4 SON,
Real Estate Since 1892,
171g Eye st. NV. National 1927.
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MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

1885 motorcycle for
ale, reasonable for cash. Box 1851, Star.
LIZ
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WANTED, FOR CASH, late
model Chevrolet cars, station
wagons and trucks. Immedi-
ate action. Write or phone,
we will come any distance.
Chevy Chase Motor Co., TIPS
Wis. ave. WI. 1885.
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LOVELY rs THE WORD

For this desirable brick BUNGALOW in the
center. of Silver Spring. Heat and trans
portation worries are eliminated with auto.
gas heat and bus | block away. 5 large
rms tile bath, insulated attic, side porch;
81. 500 cash. balance easv terms. SU-
BURBAN REALTY CO. SH, 4l6l; eve
nines. SH SoS5
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c.

dental section: brick Colonial, appointed
living room and dining room, first floor
den and kitchen, 3 bedrooms, :? baths, I'm
Near Barnaby Woods. Price, S12950.
Call
F. A. TWEED CO.,
EN- 1000 Open Til PM.
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WESLEY HEIGHTS.
4 BEDROOMS, 3h BATHS.
An unusual opportunity is presented IN
this home: house Just redecorated COM
pletely. now vacant and ready 10 move
into: includes living room. 15X@4; buffers
pantry maids room and bath. lear ga
rage. Very reasonably priced. For details
can Mr. Bortz, WO. 4154
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.
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SEE US BEFORE YOU SELL.
Let US give you the highest cash price
Tor your car.
POHANKA SERVICE, 3
11oR Doth NJ w Dr
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

OUT TOUCHDOWN KEAl ESTAIE.
BUNGALOW AND COTTAGE ON LOE.
lot, mr.. sr. high school, ST. Petersburg,
Fla; S4.650; $1,000 down; S35 mo.
WA. a372.
on hard road, miles from Orlando, Fla !;
$3.50. W. c. GIDONA Box 1850, Orlando,
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Near Bureau of Standards.

Is this almost new detached brick home
with rms. baths. The location is be
tween Conn. and Wis. ayes, within a few
minutes walk of all 3 schools, stores and
direct transportation downtown. A splen-
did location and a better value. Call ME
1143 until o pm.
] MESL Ely BUCHANAN. REALTOR
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PLYMOUTH 1897 coupe, excellent condi-
tering service: $500. 1885 Clay ne. IT,
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NEW 6-room detached house on large
corner wooded lot. lust off Mass ave. n W
In restricted neishborhood. | block from
school Coal sucker. hot-water heat For
fun details call @. r. SMITH, Oliver 1898
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FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI. AL.

NEAR STREETCAR AND BUS LINE
$4,000.
Desirable T-rm., 2-bath semi-det. home,
with md floor finished as apt. If desired
Auto heat Excellent home or investment.
c, ALLEN SHERWIN 4S45 MASS. AVE.
EM 0112 TINTII O PM
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1919 BRANCH AVE. Sc.

IMMEDIATE PosSESsIoN-,NoW VA
CANT-Six rooms and bath. huge living
room with fireplace sun parlor eiectrlG
kitchen, reception hall entrance, hardwood
floors, new window shades throughout,
large 75xl 75-foot lot, lily pond; cement cement
the corner, buses pass the door; hot
water heat; $1,000, easy terms. One mile
beyond District line. Open daily and Sun
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BEAUTIFUL PETWORTH.
Lovely semi -detached Colonial brick
home about & years old, Six rooms,
built-in sarage, large screened porches.
and . real bargain at $3.50. To see call
Mr.. Ginnetti. DI. 300, BETHEL; or
TR 1892 ewes
Evening star., 1943-09-02

wars prize mysteries: What hap
pened at Kiska?
That the Signal Corps could not
have known the brilliance of its
anticipation Is indicated in a line in
the narration of Report From the
Aleutians' to the effect that:
1T is impossible, of course. to
destroy the japanese force on Kiska
by aerial attack alone, but it will
pave the way for the eventual land
ing of ground forces.'
Just one sentence in the nara
ton by Capt. John Huston, who
directed the film, that one is. 1t is
a confident sentence, however, one
among many which describe the
enormous scope and roundedness of
the campaign from Adak Island.
But 1t turns out to have been far
too modest in its anticipation of the
results of the marvelously illustrated
flight Of bombers and bomber
crews-hour after hour, day after
day, in all kinds of weather (but
mostly bad)-over the Jap's last
foothold on the continent.
Report from the Aleutians.
which this department went to see
again just to check on a suspicion
of its greater timeliness today. has
another and unsupported quality. 1t
Is the perfect Illustration of vic
tory Through Air Power"
X X
Quicker than a wink - which we
would like to see timed some day
so We could use specific figures
the Earle management yesterday
decided that This Is the Army"
would give way tomorrow to watch
on the Rhine" 1t cut the antici-
pated run of the former picture
by week at the chains major
house. but the management wants
1t distinctly understood that 1t was
not matter of business. This Is
the Army not only broke first and
second week records for the theater,
but was right at the top for the
third. The official announcement
OF the change in schedule attributes
it to the pile-up of product, which
is to say, that too many other pic
lures are waiting to permit another
Evening star., 1943-09-02
week holdover for the Armys great

week holdover for the Army's great
film.
This Is the Army will continue
its downtown run at the Methro-
politan.
An all-new stage show, built
around the Earle's Roxyettes' fifth
anniversary at the theater, will be
offered with Watch on the Rhine"
One million dollars in War bond
sales will be represented by the
Palace audience which sees the To-
cal premiere of For Whom the Bell
Tolls" the night of September Is.
Statistically supporting the an
nouncement, the management points
out:
a. That all s1s75 bond seats have
been sold.
b. That all $3.50 bond seats have
been sold.
c. That the same goes for all the
500 bond seats.
d. That As per cent of the $500
bond tickets are In the hands of
buyers.
e. That there are still 81 1000 and
5000 seats available.
f. That six customers already have
purchased $4,000 bonds for the
privilege of beng in on the million
Evening star., 1943-09-02

manager Of the National Is chap
who has found his name a rather
troublesome one, through no fault
of his own. The name is Scott Kirk
patrick. Somehow or other. he finds
himself rather constantly referred to
as Scott Fitzgerald.
His introduction to at least one
Evening star., 1943-09-02

dollar premiere-one Of the most
successful since movies became one
of the great inspirations of bond
purchasers.
From "a through If" it adds up
to 81 100000.
New assistant to Edmund Plohn
Evening star., 1943-09-02

drama desk. however, varied from
even that pattern, Scott Fitzpatrick.
MIR. Kirkgerald, or Scottpatrick,
has learned to remain completely
unfeased by the fact that there once
was an extremely popular novelist
whose name was close to his--or
vice versa.
Evening star., 1943-09-02
Signal Corps Picture Reads
Future Like an Open Book
By. JAY CARMODY,

Because made Casablanca in time for release when the word
became stuff OF 96pon
Just about the most carVoyan thing
But just good
pshed by the Army
Report 1om the Aeuans With timene
Evening star., 1943-09-02

up again yesterday at the Little
Theater. In it will be found-in
the dramatic terms of serial war
fare at its most deadly efficiency
and under the most severe hard
shlps-the answer to one of the
Evening star., 1943-03-24
Sight in Eye Recovered
By Archbishop Cur|ey
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, March 24.-Arch-
bishop Michael J. Curley has recov-
cred partial vision in his left eye
and may regain full use Of 1t unless
complications develop, according to
DR.. Leo ]. Goldbach.
DR.. doldbach operated on the
Catholic Archbishop of Baltimore
and Warrington about 10 days ago
for q detached retina of his left
eye. The right eye was not affected.
The archbishop was still patient
at the Wilmer Institute of the Johns
Hopkins Hospital, where the opera
ton was performed. DR.. Goldbach
said:
1T Is too early to say that the
operation has been a complete sue
cess, but on the basis Of what we
have seen so far we are most hope
full that all will go well and that
the archbishop will recover the full
use Of his eye"
Evening star., 1943-03-24
Massed Jap Planes
Al RabauI Smashed
In Predawn Raid
81 Ton. Of Bombs Are
Dropped on $50 Croft
At Three Airdromes
BY the Assoctatec Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
AUSTRALIA, March "a growing
concentration Of Japanese air power
in the Southwest Pacific was
smashed yesterday by predawn
bombing of three airdromes at
Rabaul, New Britain, in which more
than $50 Nipponese fighter and
bomber craft felt the weight of 81
tons Of explosives and incendiaries,
Allied headquarters announced to-
day.
Reconnaissance discovered the
massed planes Monday and the
bomber feet went to work on it in
an our-long raid before daylight
yesterday IN the face of fierce
anti-aircraft and searchlight bar
RACES In q series of co-ordi-
mated strikes" the communique said
Flyers said they were aided by the
moon In spotting their targets.
Not IN Allied bomber was lost,
although some were damaged, and q
l0,000-ton transport was added to
the bag when returning bombers
sighted it OF Cape Gazelle and set
1t aflre, IL was declared.
Many Planes Destroyed.
The enemy planes were nested at
Lakunai, Vunakanau and Rapopo
Airdromes.
"Fifty-four tons Of bombs, rang
ing from 2,000-pounders to frag-
mentation incendiaries, were dropped
on runways, dispersal areas, In
stallations, searchlights and gun
positions for one and a half hours" :"
the communique stated. Fires i'm
mediately broke out in all the target
areas, rising and multiplying as our
aircraft increased their pressure,
columns of smoke reaching thou
sands Of feet into the air"
It was indicated a substantial
proportion Of the Japanese plane
pack was destroyed or damaged, as
"congested aircraft on the ground
were repeatedly hit"
Gasmata airdrome, on the south
ern shore Of New Britain, also was
the target for two attacks the same
night.
Positions Bombed Six Times.
Rabaul was given its heaviest
previous pasting on February IA,
when more than 30 bombers dropped
so tons of explosives and followed
up the next night with 80 tons.
Rabaul also was bombed March IL
and March 16.
The base, Japan's largest naval
and air center south of the
inundated islands, is about 500 miles
northeast of the Allied air base at
Port Moresby, New Guinea.
In the Mubo area of New Guinea,
attack planes and long range
fighters made 81 strafing runs and
bombed Japanese positions six times
Evening star., 1943-03-24
Eden Compliments
American Iroops
Al TwoAir Bases
Visiting British Official
Impressed by Review
Of Forces in South
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated PfeSs.
MONTGOMERY, Ala. March a.
-British Foreign Secretary Anthony
Eden made flying visit yesterday to
Maxwell Field at Montgomery and
Keesler Field at Biloxi, Miss, and
told . group Of stan officers:
I'VE are in this war together. We
will win together. And am looking
forward to meeting all Of you again
on the day Of the final victory"
Impressed by review of troops at
the Mississippi base, Mr.. Eden said:
1T has been = great privilege to
be here. I could tell by their march,
ing that these men have been well
trained and disciplined, and I COM
mend their leaders heartily"
Accompanying high-ranking Amer
lean and British Army officers, Mr..
Eden inspected men and planes at
the Southeast Air Forces training
center here. He viewed the B-24
mechanics school at Kessler Field.
With Mr.. Eden were Sir John Dill.
chief Of the British joint stah mis-
sion In the United States, and Gen.
George g. Marshall. United States
Army Chief Of STAR. The party was
greeted at Maxwell Field by Mai.
Gen. Ralph Royce, commander Of
the Southeast Air Forces Training
Center, and Col. Elmer J. Bowling,
commanding officer OF Maxwell
Field.
Mr.. Eden's party also included
Capt. Reginald Winn, aide to Field
Marshall Dill; 1t. Col. Frank Nc
Carthy, assistant secretary to the
United States Army General Stan:
Maj. N. M. Pascoe, also an assistant
secretary to the General sta1; Maj.
H. c. Munson, pilot, and the co-pilot,
1t. Joseph G. Barron.
More than 200 planes from Craig
Field, Selma, Ala, and Gunter Field,
Montgomery, participated In aerial
revieWS
Evening star., 1943-03-24

yesterday morning, while dawn and
daylight bombing and machine
cunning attacks wore made on areas
about ealamaua, the japanese base
to the north.
An enemy schooner was bombed
IN Lorensau Harhor, In the Ad-
miralty Islands, north Of New
Guinea, and shipping and towns
were bombed in the Babar and
Tanimbar Island sectors northwest
Of Australia.
Evening star., 1943-03-24
Woman 10 Go on Trial
As Kidnaper Tomorrow
1y the Associated Press.

6y fhe associated Press.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, March "a
Overrul1ng an appeal for a sanity
hearing. United States District
Judge Nell G. Underwood set tomor-
row for sentencing Mrs. Ruby Gre
means, -. Of Guyandotte, w. Va,
admitted kidnaper of 8-month -old
Daniel Scanlon from st. Annes In
FAINT Asylum here last october IL.
The facts do not warrant = san
ity test" Judge Underwood asserted
yesterday In denying the appeal
Mrs. Cremeans. in pleading guilty
to . kidnapping charge shortly after
she was apprehended and the child
Evening star., 1943-03-24

was returned last December, said
she took the baby because she fell
In love" with him.
She was indicted under the Lind
bergh law, but the death penalty
does not apply because the child
was not harmed, Assistant United
States Attorney Ray ODonneu said.
Evening star., 1943-03-24

LITTLE want Ad" in The Star
brings . LOT Of results. MA. 5000.
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