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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-18
McWilliams' Program
To Aid Race Relations

IDecaraton Federal policy against discrimination the
basis of race creed Such declaration could be
in the Of Congressional resolution and would be
operative the armed services, federal agencies and
wherever federal money expended
1-Federa government the obligation of guarantee
ing that every adult citizen in Federal elections with
out fear or intimidation
s-Removal of all references in immigration and nat
uralizaton laws.
New Federal civil rights statute.
5Creaton agency expressly concerned with the prob
lens of all minortes which would TO that citizen
would be denied services such housing libraries edu
cation which the right of every citizen.
(See Story Page Three)
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-18
Faces Murder Charge

A landlord. Robert Jordan. -.
OF 1910 Montcslm. Is facing a first
degree murder charge following the
fatal shoting of James Holmes.
Tuesday Police charge thai The
shooting followed an argument be-
tween the two men over making
a fire In the kitchen stove at the
Montcslm street address.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-18

- -
tion md - = rsSNlt Negroes IN his
area have suffered tremendously. 4
when this policy was first
adopted. we Informed your office
and Washington that social civic,
church. and labor groups were
favorable to q democratic policy
and that the Federal, Government
was foisting on Michigan dis
criminatory policy. That the policy
is discriminatory IS now quite evil
dent when you consider that there
are $500 vacancies In your Willow
Run units, whereas Negro war
workers are still excluded.
Atty. Thurgood Marshall, chief
counsel for NAAcP. also wrote
Sharpe. Mr.. Marshall cited the fact
that no difficulty has been noted
by FPHA where bi-racial occu-
pancy policies are maintained.
Despite these facts the FPHA
insists on maintaining its policy OF
Segregation in the Detroit area as
well as in many other areas. We
have been unable to find any fed
eral statute authorizing FPHA or
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-18

wASHINGTON-The soldier vote
bill. passed by the Senate Tuesday,
was sent 20 the House where it was
expected to pass without serious
opposition, and then sent to the
President.
The bill, as passed In the Senate.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-18
OWNER ORDERS
WAITRESS NOT.
TO SERVE Her.
Mrs. Postle Was With
White Companion
At The Time

Mrs. Ernestine postle. Price Ad-
ministration panel specialist OF the
Detroit office of Price Administra-
ton, was refused service In the
Village Coffee Shop. 35l40 Michigan
avenue. in Wayne. Mich, accord
Ing to a report given the MACE.
Mrs. Postle. accompanied by .
eo.worker. Mrs. Muriei Mueller.
stopped for lunch in the restaurant
anepass9:h ~ Walter g: Henry. Glos-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-18
Fox Sentenced

Aaron Fox. convicted last week
OF the murder OF DR.. DeHortiis.
white physician. during the riot last
June. was sentenced TO a prison
term OF seven and ene-half to IS
years by Recorders Judge Joseph
A. ellis, Wednesday.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-18

RtatUtA n Is " VI y N
Ma. Pustle alleged MT \ the
svsityess spcroached her and sscer-
tanning n1At she sw1e eOlOred. stated
sif you are eolored. the owner said
I couldn't serve you The owner
when called, reiterated the refusal
lie offered 10 serve Mrs Postle In
the kitchen. pointing out that he
had served other Negroes in the
Kitchen. Mrs. Postle refused and
in the company Of Mrs. Mueller
went 10 another restaurant down
the street where service was given.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-18
ASSOCIATION TO
STAND GROUND.
ON LEGAL ACTION
N.A.A.C.P. Officials Tell
Housing Heads To
Change Policy

CLEVELAND. Ohio-Carleton r.
Sharpe. regional director Of FPHA.
In . letter 70 Chester b. Current,
executive secretary Detroit branch
NAACP. asked the association 70
reconsider Its action and join w<i
Ms In our constructive efforts 10
provide more housing n quickly Is
possible" Mr. Sharpe felt that
such . test case 1t this time II
unwise-- !,
In answering Sharpe's letter
Current pointed out that thu
|TkAAQR I'D $50 SsgnQ Slte
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-18
new CASES OF
BRUTALITY PILE
up FOR ACTION
Dismissal OF Cops Found
Guilty Asked BY
NAACP

Police Csmmissisner John Hal
ienger who succeeded Jshn witAer-
spesn In the hottest sDet IN the city
government 1t the request Of Mayer
Je3ries must shortly demsnstrsts
his sense q justice and fairplay q
new cases u Police brutality piled
up this week.
The new commissioners has al
ready been presented with the de-
tails OF the police betting Of l0-
year-old Joseph Perry Suites by
the local NAACP and this week
another case involving the beating
Of an honorably discharged veteran
OF this war Is being investigated
by NAACP officials for presenta-
ton to the police department
As1rs Dlsmissal
! Ciostef Current announced that
the NAACP would xsQoest tie al.
@isssl s. Pa 80 III TN
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-18

A jury OF 10 women and two men
acquitted a former defense worker
last week in the fatal shooting OF
her husband last October. The freed
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-18
RANDOLPH IN GEORGIA

SAVANNAH. GA. Philip Ran
dolph. president OF the Brotherhood
Of Sleeping Car Porters, spoke hers
Friday Of ST. Phillips AME
church.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-18

~See HOUSING. Page Z
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-18

~see SPOT NEWS. Page Z
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-18

~See FLYERS. Page Z
Evening star., 1944-07-14
Take Ny Word for It
By FRANK COLBY,

Handbook Of Practical English.
"Only" Is described in my latest
book A. g. an innocent-appeartng
little word that possesses an impiah
genius for being In the wrong place
at the wrong time. II the writer re-
lakes his vigilance for even . mo-
ment, only win elbow it, way into
an erroneous place In the sentsnee,
and remain Grinning horrihH at~the;
unhappy author .forevsrnoee."
As an example Of how completely
only" can change the meaning,
watch the progress Of the word thus:
Only he mouTned for his brother.
He only mourned; for his brother.
He mosrned only for hts brother.
He mourned for only his brother.
He mourned for his only brother.
He mourned for his brother only.
Care should be taken that "on1y"
Is placed next to the word It quail.
fies. For . simple, nontechnical key
to the correct usage, send q stamped
t3-cent) seN-addressed envelope to
Frank Colby, In care Of The Evening
Star. Ask for ONLY Pamphlet,
From Brooklyn: I cannot agree
with you that They shook. each
others hands" Is correct. In my
opinion 1t should be, %. each 9TH
er's hand."-H. H. H.
Answer: Hands" is quite correct.
Merriam -Webster's, page GOT, under
EACH OTHER: "A phrase used as q
reciprocal pronoun In chlique cases;
as. We saw each others faces-cut-
ting one another's threats"
In They shook each others
hands," the words each other
modify "hands," thus:
They shook hands.
9. Whose hands?
A. Each others hands.
Therefore: They shook each 9TH
er's hands.
From . War Advertising Council
war message: But us little guys-us
workers, us farmers, u8 businessmen
are not going to take this easy way
out" ~
A fne sentiment, but awful Enx.
lish. us guys are not going to-?
Hardly. Should be: But We little guys
we workers, ETC.. are not going
to
RELEASED b, the Bell syndicate, ras.,
Evening star., 1944-07-14
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

cQMMissioN1RS OF TIE DIsTRIcT OF
coLudslA. n I;. Suiy 8, i94a:LNotics :-;t H y
n rDse @ AZ. No ao Sos SSs'l
roads. hishways and alleys IN the District
81 District Of coiamsis Vii give . y public
hearing n the Board Room In the Dis
triet Building; 14th and Streets NV;
r. isa1 q AM ncsDA1 p a
property owners 70 .deteImins as to. any
property rishts which may BE- at1setsd Or
to tns seSit, tu;ts' Sr
triet: Of coiSmsia described a q. 10 folioWs: i
j. closins. Robinson street between Bruce
Place and 18th Pisee 81, 2. closins
in Ssusre ass7. ou s. sH cioains psrs It't Of % IN:
public ALE. running east from 9Th street
NM. NM. IN The southcrly part Of sausre
yann.h Street to Smith Place 81. in
so as,tsd ssis cssnf asys ... in sS Square
ssss ssr n .s,
issh street and jackson Place. and Penn
closins psrt Of anu an aiiey e'rs runnin: ;" south
from Fulton Street NV. in Square 1882.
9: clostns alley running from indiana
Mars showing the street and alley areas
proposed 70 bs closed are on nle in the
pssse3 e ns s",dn fth D. .cS 1eS
sy NY: 5000 1857 se1 soos sSst soos
5000 and 3007, and these maps may be
examined by interested parties. during
business hours prior to the hearing Said
maps win also be displayed at the hear1ng
and the Commissioners will consider any
SUGGESTIONS or protests concerning the
proposed street and alley closing as shown
ieSys SouEo %sntGnss T. R TsRs oT9 }1Hs s1s
Of the District Of Columbia.
THE UNITED sTATES OF AMERICA. DIS
dss q Sais. 1914. tie unii.sd q So ssste. .1as aisd
District Court Case No 2947 against Fl
bottles (4.fuidounce size) and II bottles
(2.nuidource stze) Of an article labeled in
part "Colusa Natural Oil' and cartons
teach containing 100 cApsules) and car
e, eT,ieie labeled in pas .coigs. Natural
seized and taken into my possession, to
wit: 20 bottles (4-duidoInee sixe) and IL
bottles, (2-huidounce siEe) OF an article
labeled IN part Colusa Natural Oil' and
cartons leach containing 100 eepsules)
;als. q "a ,srtteI. labeled in pstt "ooina
esimn. :.,d az sSs,s e
Why the same should not be cond emned
and forfeited. that they appear and assert
said claim In the cause on or before the
date returnable July 20; 1874. in the o. 8.
4 10 am. {. MicHXtL KEXRNaY, &. g. :.
Evening star., 1944-07-14
PAUL J. SEDGWICK, Attorney,
RaHH AlllA{ne

oIeTRIcT. COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia,
HolSins . Probate coSrt.aaEstate q Aies
been made herein for probate Of the last
% :na ss ..e and sods q said
SAID estate. by Charles g: Abbet. y s
that Joseph Henry Hrdiicka. Henry Hrd.
lieka. Miriam Miller, Robert NJ: Miller.
Kin Of Ales Hrdlfcka. deceased, and ali
Monday, The aIst DAY ,of Ausust. A:D.
EIantsd. let notice hereof bs published
"The Evening star" once IN each Of three
successive weeks before the return day
herein mentioned, the drst publication TO
Be not less than thirty. days before said
return day; witness. the Honorable ED:
Court, this 18th day of July: AD; 1919 3
Deputy Resister Of wills Tor the District
Of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate Court
Evening star., 1944-07-14
Uncle Rows Corner

Yesterday we were speaking about
the fact that a cat can see in the
dark" The cat may see when
clouds block out almost all the star
light. The darkness may be so great
that a person would call it pitch
dark"
People cannot see in the dark so
well as cats. Yet we also have
pupils in our eyes which change
when We 60 from light to darkness.
Perhaps you have noticed that II
you 60 into q dark room, you may
be able to see nothing at first but
later can observe objects dimly.
That change comes when the
pupils Of the eyes grow larger. The
pupils are holes which let In light.
We see them on other persons, OF
on ourselves, In the mirror, rs dark
spots" Yet they are the windows
through which we are able to see
In brightly Lighted room, the
openings in the eyes need not be
large. When We 60 from q dark
place into one which Is lighted, the
muscles in the colored parts Of the
eyes make the pupils shrink in size
In the darkness, these muscles "let
co." and the pupils grow in size
to let In as many light rays as pos
sible.
Where the opening exists in q
human eye, and just behind that
opening, there Is a lens" This
lens is of great importance. It
bends the light rays which pass
through the pupil, and makes them
come to . focus on the retina OF
the eye.
The retina is . lining on the In
side OF the eyeball. To reach it, the
light rays pass from the lena
through jellylike liquid known a.
"vitreus humor."
The wonderful thing called "see-
ing" takes place after the retina
passes the light ray picture to the
optic nerve. The optic nerve leads
to the brain, and we can see only
after the picture gets to the brain
1t Is possible to see with only
one eye, but We can see better with
two eyes. When we look with two
eyes, both Of the optic nerves carry
pictures to the brain at the same
time. The two pictures are fitted
together in the brain in such q way
they make single picture.
Evening star., 1944-07-14
THOMAS r. BURKE, Attorney,
Woodward RldE

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia,
Holding Probate Court.-No. 63,733, Ad-
nainistration.-This is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber. Of the District OF
Columbia. has obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District Of Columbia, Letters
gsret M. Grimmel,. late Of the District Of
Columbia, deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof, legally authenticated,
to the subscriber. on or before the 22nd
day Of June. AID. .1945; otherwise they
of said estate. Given under my hand
this 23rd day Of June, 1874. NORMAN
H GRMMEL.. l27 Carroll St. Sc: 81.
Register Of Wills for the District OF
Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court.
je3O,jy7,14.
Evening star., 1944-07-14
LEONARD p. WALSH, Attorney,
Barr Duilding.

- States for the District oi ceiumbis, j,
Holding Probate Court.-No. 63,74l, Ad-
That the subscriber. Of the state Of
MASSACHUSETTS,. has obtained from the
Probate Court Of the District Of Columbia,
Of Samuel Richard Phillips. late Of the
District Of Columbia. deceased. All per:
sons having claims against the deceased
with the vouchers thereof, legally authen-
ticated. to the subscriber. on or before
the 21st day Of June. AID. l946: otherwise
benent OF said estate. Given under my
hand this 22nd day Of June, 1874. JES-
M SlE N; pH1lL!rs, 27e cypress e.; Brook
MERSCH, Register of Wills for the Dis
trict Of Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate
CONrt. jeS0 fy7 IA
Evening star., 1944-07-14

AU10MOTlVk MISCELLANEOUS.
AUTO KIFAINTNG, body and fender re-
MsMAa9s Ne. a2. o,oa1 CHEVROLET 1928 os0r''a
ice: sy appointment only. Leave car Q
ssaf' Il aef SSs.Ps'fr rsnss ei
s ;i5et ATRls Rsr oefsnT AZ 1aa II rear c9M
STATION WAGON WOODWORK. Repair
inS and REBUILDING; We furnish and replace
cate Of orisinai. Complete painting pu and
LEo RocscA. nc. 4soi Conn. ave. fa. ssi.
TIE REcAFIrNG, s-hour service. BY
appointment. Leave your car Q e.m,. pick
4 P n:iSss1sd: e
p.qens WORK rHpEs
,so5 tSse Z. & hwy, w.: zinston. zzistsss e. e.
ATT ATIENIIIoN sas St.. s.rsse: tire shop:
tres and tubes wholesale. Best rscsppins
she most messsa sns seselst: , sss.p ei.st
+ *.'h oSs::o.DA..D Sss: 81 SALES 1895
Tise a 9dii Gssh a icr Rous sss. t. sr
SUPERIOR 1912 house trailer 3
ss 1... Mn. tsssiS %ss ssss:'
TRAILER, l94l New Moon de luxe: 81 #.
refsr. bao.herm heater With blower, ns!-
Tanent bed; excel: eond J. e. CURTIS.
26ls e.. eiec. brakes. excel. tires and eond. j:
from Penn -psM; A. Park DR.. Telephone
TRACTOR, Mccormick -Deering: l0-2O-hp..
good condition; reasonable. Falls Church
LUGGAGE TRAILER. 4xs-ft.. streamlined.
ssos c.tSsdrsi ave nv. eo: $3.50 -
WASH. TRAILER HEAD0TRS.-Speeia
1874 Travelo. new. Just arrived; 24:ft.
cruiser, 3 doors. masonite. exterior. ply
blower Insulated throushout with spun
sia;ss. equipped with new tires. Delivery
py%o1sS gisa as ,ss ssau 1st ssh
1910 YarsSond. sI.es5:' 1919 PiyimeutS.. SsR.
Iuxlry Liner viii be il IL : Hsx days.
Service snS. station Is now SPen tn 10 every
many friends with Conoco products.
Lu9gaIe Trailers-1q44 express new tires,
$199.SO. 1874 stake model new tires.
50. Al ns,s tne so1ve models are On ~ ~;
Large assortment of s.-ton cargo trsilers
equipped with 6.ply truck tires. Excellent
wsees.iaA w15s.GAs W.. TH41sR W. ssss g. 1Ssa
Evening star., 1944-07-14
AUTO TRVcKs ron SALE.

DODGE 1885 Npton panel truck; reason-
ts.e. ~; set|t4 IT, ~; s.E.s .r.,,s..
are III ssee md esuvss sauca rss
AMERICAN TRAILER Co. INC. 4O3O
Wisconsin ave. WO. 1922. Open till 9.
dYGKs pE.,tID,. 81. ea Al condition good tires
GMC vy-duty dump truck. T-33-B:
GOOD co1dftion, good tires. size 9.00x20:
Evening star., 1944-07-14

81 s. r5EIef ~ 'sssSU]Ef afea 81 4 af4lb addE3Eb;
Hp4lHs rroSa4s ceaft.--xe. s3.SSG IA.
ss saSscs.rh = es ths oTs p..lsss Sssec &
y 4: 81 psss Gssssa;s sE lssss:
Haa. = .t: IN ef rs &. ..tss. 81.
Ssssns @ = slsssns ssainss s. The aeesassd M ' sFs
hss'ss sasS;rs :ss e ishe ~ Sn
q, 'n .ssSs: 3: ss.s
sata S s.s q june. 'fS is4a anaia MAJ s1 III.
rHY ! 1sA9 kapsas % HXsnSs h;w, .,.ssss sssai,s y
y %i &. RI Frss:s. s: D;sss ssas Of c0Sss
DISTRICT eaSsSS;ssFf eaSsS;sf ssalsi;fh 81 HIM UNITED
Heldins Probate couFtI.No; ss74ss;, Aid:
&. u II: sfss x' OF fssss
q nS &. b.sss & ans
HH e e. tn: :;ss:s Dssres e o. tss
saint the decesssd are hereby xa,nsd
S..so sxa0 shs Esa sns
Az 1875 irs s.ss s{ n %., sH ..,e e
s SSsn Ysel sat NJ esas h; gb abMUSps StS 6
r p rhSs sS s.;s T. cssfE1n 81 nepu,g ss: "a.
clerk Of the Probate Court. ty1A.2l .2S.
n,.TT; 4; S1ANIFX g,I HoLIAND; "a !N AstsI1sy I;sy1rr
States for the Distrie. of ceiSmsis.
HS,a,1 n,,SDti = Ss77t aotiss. A.
Thet ths susseIibe.: Of the .pistsist oi
Court Of the District Of Columbia: Letters
Testamentary on the estate Of Irene II.
ceased. All persons having claims against
x sss
su ssutnsntis.ted to the sYbscribsr, on er
othsrwise they may By. law be excluded
from Al beneft of said estate, Given
SsH fSsMHTRlcAN wN sfNfYFrTXr rSc1 TRYsr .;s,st GoM
ant Trust 0mcer. tseel.} Attest: THOMAS
c: eCAlIEY. Deputy REGISTER Of wills for
the District Of Columbia, Clerk Of the Pro-
bate Court. jy14,21.2S
Evening star., 1944-07-14
Robbery FoIIs Short

SALT LAKE CITY R).-A burg
lar took an engagement ring, we'd
ding ring and 81 in cash from q
jewelry store, but County Clerk Al
vim Keddington remarked: "A mar
risge license still costs $3.50"
Evening star., 1944-07-14
De NEALE, "'- -
m r,,.A Attsrnsy, fss rststisnsrs; ,,,,-

=, uniisd STATE: iof. the District Of coiqn:
q ss HoaS... r sssose ss as4 q
ssrsent Resd ana Rifs: ROAD; for s"thas tie
70 Iassern Avenue; % 100 ior tS the op.n,ns '<ei 81
Psabody Street and between RittenhoHss
street, STR s,s sbssyssn New H,%PshIIe AyfnHs
es New nf s
sion Of Chillum Place. between First Place
seo kosd sssss Ss 'he enSm P.es
and Eastsrn AvsnYs for the Tdenna
pus s:s and ATs fel
the acquisition Of land under excess con-
soca AND 81 6apHn ii 81 Dss!i op suSsA & ssn
sners of the etfss 81 our
ss ss1 ai Il &c AT
An Act making appropriations for the
expenses Of the eovernment Of the DIS.
ing Jdns thirtieth, nineteen hundred and
Ssy and Saet .t:ns
to. conform With the plan q the perma: !:
nent system Of hiEhXays in that portion Of
a as.. Il 3. ana Su;Ss q as
esSD.sd esssss x.4ss anss1 A s%:Sdsa
1885, Asts snd q ss 81 osS aHs
Condemnation under the provisions Of
81 I e. &. b:se q y 81 cs
Sens1sss spp,oyed xpril II. iss5. .nsitlsd
Of lana "a. " the s'ou se' ne coSmSi.
and imprcvemenss, and fo5 other pgr:
Court nr.yin9 ne eondsmn.tion q ths
of South Dakot. Avenue. Between ssrsent
q 9is Rirss road tro@ .f First ST. street e East.
R.. md
Street and between kittenhouse Street and
New ! Hampshirs Avenue; tos the .iden,ns
tween New Hampshire Avenue and 9Th
Street; toI the yidenins Of Rittenho.se
and Eastern Avenue: for the extension Of
"A, Ssf;,Sosy street; fel ths vide, H,,dsning g. q siise9
Eastern Avenue; for the widening and ex-
s1ss S M Ne. sSa fer Az r
all in the District cf columbia. as shown
on on map OF plat Med With the ;aid peti 1!o
ee.s sa,' vS fasfi ne tor
owner @ 'i .; i.no to Ss taken may sustain
by reason OF the extens,on and videnins
O. s'f n .na ead
from plus III OF any part Of the costs and
.neh s 'ae the @.s nS
benefited, as provided for in and by the
At & C. 1.y
q q June 1s44, oRpEREp: That iii per-
sons having any interest in these pro;
S aes the, s
At At i 10 eeioek 4 NJ: NJ and continue in i:
its ANAL order ratifying and confirming
the award Of damases and the assessment
a q : It to is d ue. os
order se publ,shed tSiss ! week ior two
ns STAR se Tn Fos snd
Washington Times-Herald, nsvspapers pub
lishsd in the said District, eomm:neins
e TSss 1876 sss. Ii, + f1ss. ntfs. oR Pa
or hs depues Don such
condemned herein as may. b. found 81
he District q columbis. and UPON the
DcKsoN 81 sala IN LIS AZ Of Sssss Sssser 5s. jas
True Copy. Test: CHARLES =. STEWART.
Clerk. By H. B. DKRTzBAuQH, Deputy
Clerk. ju67,13,14.
r. ORMONDE NICHOLS, Attorney.
DISTRICT COURT 81 THE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia
Richard Bernard Anderson. pecessed.S
No. 63620. Administration Docket 136.-
Application having been made herein for
probate Of the last will and testament Of
said deceased. and for letters testamentary
on said estate, BY Elizabeth Naples. execu-
trix, 1t Is ordered this 23rd day Of June
Evening star., 1944-07-14
Al. PNMIP KANE, Attorney,
ISlr n n NV

DlsTRIcr couRT or THE UNITED
Holding Probate court.NNo. o3eO1, "A.
ministfa ation.--Ihis is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber, Of the District OF
81 hs n.i psd1 Hs.tnsa q :o aas
Hess. late Of, the. District OF Columbia,
e exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof. iesally suthenticsted: 70 the sub:
SSas' AD; s. ,ssas: 49, oss..si:: ~ s fS;s ~ 81 8 s!
Seth day OF june. lo44: Lena n.
tseell Attest, VICToR s. MERsCH.
% 'si h. p Ties's: a:'''ss eeut e.
Ss4aieT SSasFnaHAFI toRF ttooGE1 a4 III TSff4D
Holding Probate Court.-No. 63, 119, Ad.
Mintstration.-This is to Give Notice:
land. has obtained from the Probate Court
sss q the District @ it q eeamsia, & & Z dsesssed
AL persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof. legally
ssutthsntiiss.teS svtasa is to the s96seriberi on Or
from ali Sensnt Of ss.d estate. Given
1944 WALTER c. CLEPHANE, Invest,
nm HIds sss ;, . AtSsst tar {ns VICTOR
Of Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1944-07-14
MILTON /. LEWIS, Attorney,
111S K Street, NE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Colum.
NE, plaintiff. vs.. Beatrice IInsz Forte.
ttnston, p; C.. Defendant;-CivilA Action,
obtain An absolute divorce from the de.
fendant on the ground Of desertion; On
motion Of the plaintiff, it is this 9th day
Beatrice 1nez Forte, cause her appearance
70 be entered herein on o. before the
holidays, occurring after the day Of the
1rst publication Of this order; otherwise
the cause will be proceeded with as in case
be published once . week for three sue
eessive weeks In the Washineton Law,
Reporter, and The Eyening Star before
(eeaO Attest: CHARLES Z. STEWART,
clerk clerk BY VIRGINIA PoEHLER Deputy
Evening star., 1944-07-14
J. FoNTAINE HALL. Attorney.

OlSTRlET COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia,
Holding Probate court.-No. e3 .472, .Ad-
That the subscriber, Of the District Of
Columbia. has obtained from the Probate
Sa On he o. esfste of
J. Hasktn, late of the District Of CO.
lumbia, deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof. legally authenticated. to
the subscriber, on or before the 18th day
by law be excluded from an benefit Of
said estate. Given under Its hand this
s2nd day Of J@ns; 1e44; NATIONAL
BRUCE BAIRD, President. (Seal.) At
test: VICTOR 8: MERSCH, Register Of
wills Tor the District Of Columbia, Clerk
Evening star., 1944-07-14

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80 Buick convertible coupe; r. and h.
40 OodGe convertible coupe; r. and h.
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40 Packard "l20' sedan; Z. and h.
80 Lincoln Zephyr sedan: r. and b.
Al Mercury sedan; r. and h.
~ Chevrolet 50. d. l. club coupe; Z. and h.
34 Oldsmobile sedan; r. and h.
80 Pontiac sedan: r. and h.
~ Chrysler royal sedan; r. and b.
80 Chrysler sedan: r. and h.
Choice Of 80 others.
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