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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-25
Capture Of
RogachevBy
Red Troops
Vitebsk, Important
Junction Of Railways,
Had Bitter Fighting

London, Feb. % - Cap -.
Gcrmany'S TranS-Occan news
agency broadcast today that
German troops have evacuated
the great White Russian
stronghold of NitcbSk. to fall
back toward the old Polish
frontier 10 miles to The west.
The German high commands
cCmmuniGuc, broadcast later.
did nct mention yitchsk but
confirmed an earlier Berlin an
nOuncrmcnt-alSrm made nv 1In..
c"w--that Russian troops had
takCT Euca, .icv, center 1910
miles south Of T;irhSk.
Moscow army Iu'h"sIr,", dcclur-
Cd that liil"r's Eranchrv-VitcisN
line. one Ui tn" strongest 81 IN.
Russian front. is smashed. Rod
army mon stream aCrns, the ice on
the Dri"pcr river which forms i
large part OF the line. dispatches
said.
Moscow W., not announced the
capture e.: Nr'cbHli
TN" German Trans Ocean u"mS
agency. In - Berlin broadcast re-
corded by ia" Ministry OF Informal
ton. Said tina! NitcbSk. important
junction 81 four trunk railways and
undCl siege 10y Red army troops
since last November. WAS evacuated
only after bitter fighting. An car
lICr Berlin broadcast had arkupwl-
edged The ""vdCuatIun" of RuaaChcy.
Premier Stain. III one Of two or
dcrS of the day. announced earlier
that General Constantine RnkOSSOv-
SKY army. IN - new offensive north
of the prIpct marshes. had captured
Rg"achcv and had advanced Is
miles on Il 3O-milc wide front, TAX
ing more than 30 IowUS and vii
lagos. One Soviet formation alone
Killed 1000 enemy troops. captured
many prisoners and quantities of
war ma,cricl. including ~ big guns
the announcement said.
The fall of RoGaChcv and VitCbs;
the former rail town ~ miles
rorth Ct Ihlubin. junction point on
the NitChsk- G"mcI and G0mcl-
MnSk railways-waS viewed here
as an indication that the Russians
intend mounting new offensive
aimed at the White Russian capital
of MinSk, less than 100 miles west
at the nearest Russian line on the
rapidly changing front.
Rcd army troops Tor weeks have
Dccn hStrldC the railway between
Nitcb$k and PuIotSk. another S;ra-
icgIc Nazi stronghold IS miles TO
Tn vest OF the VitcbSk- Riga rail
way.
ON the Baltic trent. 800 miles
north of the Ni'CbSk sector. Red
army troops C"nvcrging on PSkov
mad not only captured Dino. last i'm
p"rtant Maj base To- the cast of
i'Siov. but had also uccrnlcd = vii
lagc 20 miles 10 the mt-.. Moscow
said.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-25
Raj Attacks
Plane Works
In Austria

Maple, Feb. p. 90 (NP) -- RhF
WcllIngt"nS from Italy smashed at
the Germany aircraft factory at
Spcycr, Austria. last night while II
still va. blazing from Flying Fort
ross attacks on III" two preceding
day.. The Mediterranean Allied air
forces announced to-day.
ono formation of WclIinctunS
bombed the Daimler factory while
larger Wellington formation, attack
cd bIriit-up areas of railroads.
Crcwm"n said they dropped bombs
IN the midst ni large fires. despite
Huti-airCraft Grc and few night
lichtCr#.
Reconnaissance showed extensive
damage in tic Sp"Cr plants. One A.
sCnbly shops root had collapsed
and siuuf;r was pouring from the i'll
from ~ least two big fires in the
main assembly shop. OnC-third Of
the machine shops had collapsed
from eight direct hits and several
other buildings were damaged.
Ten direct hits were counted IN
the coal and timber yards. and fires
were visible in The power plant and
transformer station.
SwdrmE of German fighters came
out about 100 miles ahead Of the tar
get Yesterday and met the FortrCsscs
near Langcnftlrt. just across the Alps
They struck with the raiders through
an hour of furious battle until after
The bomb runs. Sixteen Fortresses
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-25
MayHikeAge
OF Industrial
Deferments
Age Minimum Might
Have to Be Raised
From ~ to 26 Years

Washington, Feb. 25-(APO
The military draft situation
has become 40 tight that Selec-
tl'" service may soon have 30
raise thc age minimum for in
dUStrial dcfcrmcntS from 22 TO
26 years, Major General Lewis
i. Hershey told the Senate Ag-
rlcuItWc Committee today.
Hershey. who directs sclcctivr
service. appeared before the COM
w.''rv II discount estimates that re-
Nlsyd regulations for the dCtCrmcni
49, farm workers might take half
u' the l.T00.00O farmers now cX-
cHsCd from the draft because Of
!1c!g occupation.
Inc director commented in tine
course of testimony relating to the
armed forces need for stepped up
"dHr,IunS: 1T looks as if Wc would
nav" 10 90 to 20 years ON industrial
C"l,rmcntS before long
Such dCfcrmcntS arc now denied
- those under -.
Hershey appeared after four ma
lIr farm organizations declared in
q I"ir: statement that now SClCc-
TIVE service rules would dCmoralizc
1914 crop production. The Senate
committee is investigating the sit
Uat!un.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-25

london. Feb. % - (APD Great
formations of American heavy
bombcrs carried the unprcccntcd
Allied aerial offensive numbering
through its sixth day today with
Smashcs deep within Germany at
aircraft production plants al Reg
cnsburg. Stuttgart and other target
Tho heavy daylight assault car
ricd the mighty offensive racing on
round the clock after the RAF took
up the two-way scourgc of Nazi
plane production last night in a
1000 plane raid from Britain on
Schweinfurt and sent other lorma-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-25
NNEAT HER
FOR NORTH CAROLINA

Cloudy and continued warm
tonight and Saturday. Slightly
higher mi cratur.c tonight.
Scattered showers and thunder
storms Saturday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-25

7 tuesday.
Nor" air RAIDS ON Eabaul. Now
hr,'n'n. Monday and Tuesday. with
i"i Ions OF bombs dropped on air.
dr"mcS and shipping in Kcrnvia bay.
continued the naturalization of tho
rncryS air bases which Macarthur
%$a!d had helped in Tightening tho
Dl'cNddc of Japanese Bisnark
strong points.
Cn''cd States troops have pushed
beyond the Mot river on the nortI,S
eastern New Guinea coast and arc
about ~ miles northwest Of Saidnr
where the Americans landed lar,
uary 2. Their progress is toward
Madang. Japanese coastal h.sa
about % miles farther northwest,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-25
Stock Rally
Stalls Today

Ncw York. Feb. 25.-(AP)-Ex-
'"p' i'pr handful of relatively
&'ronG spcCIaltics. the stock market
lly stalled today and price trends
generally were indefinite.
y nov 1854 high was posted for
American Telephone. Support was
accorded Western Union a., United
States Steel. ChrySlcr. and Mont
G"mcry Ward. a triflc backward
were Bethlehem. Sears RocbuCk.
United Aircraft. Westinghouse and
goodyear. Bonds were steady and
commodities mixed.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-25
Sen. Barklev
Votes With
Supporters
Doughton Looks on
AS Senate Follows
Move by the House

W.,.l,;,,,,, Ill ~ ,,D\
'''' NHi
WIN It's galleries overflow
ing with curious spectators, a
determined Sruatn clipaxaJ
the congressional revolt ,r.in.t
p,.o..;,In,,, u,..I.. ~
''' '"A piit
Nclo ny making the measure
law with votes to spare.
The overriding vote was an
n"umccd by Vice president Wal
lace. presiding. nj - 10 II-Or
l6 mere than the necessary
tive thirds majority. Al that
instant The bill. which congress
sional sources estimate will
bring in S2.%I5.000,0O0 in addi-
ticnai revenue annually, became
Jaw.
M.j"f''E leader BdrN!cy. princi-
P"' ''S''@ III -" drama as result
~ '"' SNhp Remuneration "f the
'''''' ~ '"'" 'n"s,1I" IN -. Sch
wv ",' '"H''. @0''. ny an
h".hC. q intentions & yui" &, over
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81" wv "'N' ~" :narkcd
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49, - "'' N'hht d"ub'
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,n,.d ,.,,;', I ''"'', 'he ii"usc
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-25
Smashes Deep In Reich
Continue Allied Air Drive

lions from Italy to attack Stcyr. i'll
Austrian.
TOday'S strong forces OF Nncri-
can four CnGiucd hCavywcichtS
were protected by Swarms of Allied
fighters as they dumped new de-
strtIction on the aircraft works at
RcrCnsburg and the ball-bcaring
works at Stuttgart.
All targets Of the daylight as
sault were deep inside Germany
with the assault on Rcgcnsburg. in
southern Germany. requiring a
round trip flight of more than LOO
miles
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-25
Cotton Quiet
At Midday

New Work.. Feb. 2j.-iAP)-Cot-
ton futures opened ten 10 IL cents =
b !" lower. Noon values were IN
changed I" - cents bale higher.
March 2O.%l. May 20ij. July 1894.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-25

C"n'inucj on Page Five,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-25
Fruitless Attacks
OfNQzis As Allies
Improve Positions
French on Casino
Front Repulse Nazi
Attack on Mt. Abate

Allied Headquarters. Naples.
Feb. 23-(AP)-Gcrman for
ceS ringing the Anzio beach
head, now swollen to Ten divi-
SionS, pcckcd at Amrrican-Bri-
fish lines yesterday in two
fruitlcsS attacks southwest of
Carroccto as the Fifth Army
steadily improved It's position,
1t was announced today.
The enemy likewise in like
fierce assaulted French pusiti0ns
no Monte Abatc on the Cas-
>ino front. hut artillery fire
broke UP the thrust. and on the
lower Garigliano sector German
probing attempts were blocked.
Despite Il scvcn-inch snowfall in
the mountains around Casino. Al
led troops improved their positions
on Monte CaStcllOnC in the noun
;ainN west OF the village of Cairo.
midway between Cuisine and Tc-
relic.
The new German division added
To the nine which have been con-
tanning lhc AnZio bcachhcad for
some days was said 10 have been
brought from northern Italy.
The two hcarhhcad attacks were
launched by only company of in
fantry in each case, usually about
300 men. They were rcpulSCd with
heavy losses 10 the enemy, If was
announced
Allied artillery got the range Of
Il German tank concentration near
the So-callCd factory in the Caro-
"cto area and forced it 10 dispcrsc.
Although the Germans maintain
Cd close contact against the Allied
bCaChhcad. the passing of another
day. the fifth, without major do
vClormCnis. gave the Fifth Army
valuable tim" TO strengthen lis dc
lenses against an expected third full
scale German offensive
The Germans continued To- make
u number of nuisance infIltratInns
around Allied "utpoStS south of thc
NaziS' main rallying point at Caro-
Cctu, but u Fifth Army spokesman
said these were being kept under
Continued OF Page Fivc)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-25
Account Of Bold
I ruk Attack Given
By Eye-Witnesses
Eattlcships Move in
Near Base and Blast
Cruiser Of Japanese

I. < p.c;r;. EIo,t Jo,I,uor
''' "''i"'
lcfS' i'dfI llafDof, fcp. %
(APl-flrSt eyewitness ac-
counts of the bold two-dav NJ
t,cl, E,I,,u,r,, 1c !, - ,n +.
, 49,
pan NAVAL 'lhN" Oh lIuh ulH'
closed that |. >. battlCShipS
moved in close enough to blast
an enemy cruisrr ~ ibr rrr,n
In,.,,,
wv WIN
Naval "!iIc'r" YIN" r"'rlP'tc,d
IN In" inundCrh"ii stroke. which
obviously surprised and stunned Inc
Japanese aIs" mad" tines" pertinent
disclosures.
Japanese aIr opposition Na. rnu-
SldCrdbly weaker than had n,'u r.-
pCCtcd.
hul'-IIrcrIu iIr" came IIv::"-
~ frGm cruisers rather than
from Japdu's Wanted rrnund
dricrscS al the Caroline ISLAND
baStion.
Although lu. II. notifications
vc'lcd for r,.. ..nu VISITORS. ~,
r"puicd =" b." Hn '>'''s.N" &clt-%rrs-
tdlninG navel ur,. only one iloa,Iu.
dryd'cE "J- observed
Japanese wIr~hirs. instead nj
powerful hm"r'can task force.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-25

wCr" lost.
Nv Other aerial operations. i2,h air
force Mitchell attacked LANDING
strip. 30 mll". northwest Of Rnruc.
and SpI;firCa and ki'tyhawkE. rag
ing wp The AycIZan"-ChIciI road
destroyed iw" locomotives and II
motor trucks.
Evening star., 1944-09-29
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE tcont. }

USED-CAR SALE.
40 Oldsmobile club coupe "6": hydro.
~ Chrysler Windsor sedan. vac. drive.
AZ Oldsmobile "7S' sedan; hydro. r. a. h
Al Oldsmobile big 6" sedan: hydro
r. and h.
~ Buick sedans t2), r. and h.
Al Ford de luxe Tudor: r. and h.
Al lincoln-Ze sedan: r. and b. tower
drive).
~ Studebaker Champion sedan: r. and b
80 De Soto custom sedan; r. and h.
40 Dodge 2-dr. sedan: r. and h.
40 Pontiac "6' de luxe sedan; r. and h.
40 Packard 6-cyl sedan: heater.
40 Mercury sedan: r. and h.
- Ford dc luxe Tudor sedan: r. and h.
t'ONVERTIBLES
~ Chevrolet conv. coupe: r. and h.
40 Mercury cow. coupe: r. and h.
40 Ford conV. coupe: r. and h.
30 Buick sp. conv. coupe; r. and h.
PASSENGERS,
40 Buick 7-pass. sedan; r. and n.
40 Chrysler 7-pass. sedan; r. and h.
Many others in stock
HYATTSvILLE BUICK CO.. Warf1eld 4111.
Evening star., 1944-09-29
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

m THE DISTRICT COURT Of the Unite
States for the District Of Columbia, Holdinl
BAnkrupty Court.-In the matter o
Charles Andrew Lowry, 1881 Brentwood
I'd. ne. Apt STA. washington, D. c.
Observation-Disclosures No. 4334.-To tn
creditors of Charles Andrew Lowry Of tn
City Of Washington, District of Columbia
Notice is hereby given that the said Charlie
Andrew Lowry has been duly adiudget
bankrupt on a petition filed by him OF
the 23rd day Of September, 1914, and tina
the first meeting of his creditors will b,
held on the tenth day of October, 1914, a
10 O'Clock AM, at the ofiice Of the Ref
cree, slg Investment Bldg, 10Th and I
Sts NV, Washington. d. c., at which
time and place the said creditors may at
tend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee
examine the bankrupt, and transact such
fore said meeting. FRED J. EDEN, Ref.
cree in Bankruptcy.
Evening star., 1944-09-29
Uncle Rays Corner

A picture of an enemy soldier was
made by an ancient Roman. The
soldier was native of Dacia, and
both he and his steed were covered
with armor made of small pieces of
metal.
In those days there were no bullets
or cannon shells to worry about.
but there were arrows, darts and
spears. The Dacians who wore such
armor often escaped harm in battle.
Dacla was country on the north
ern side of the Danube River. You
will not find it on a modern map,
but 1t covered almost the same
ground as preSent-Gay Romania.
including Pennsylvania
The sturdy Dacians fought with
the Romans 1000 years ago. Some
times. but not always, they we're the
victors.
The Dacians had a king, and his
capital was on the side of a noun
tain. The city stood at a place
about lS0 miles northwest of Bu-
charest. 1t was in the heart OF
Pennsylvania. which both Romania
and Hungary now claim to own.
The plain people of Dacia-the
farmers and other workers-were
not allowed to wear caps or hats.
The men, as we'll as the women, let
their hair grow long. Cattle were
raised on some of the farms, and
many persons worked in mines from
which gold and silver were taken.
Only the mobiles and rich men OF
Dacia could cover their heads. We
are told that they wore felt hats.
For more than a century there
was border warfare between the
Romans and Dacians. Time and
again the Dacians crossed the Dan
ube and raided a part of the Roman
Empire.
Then Roman Emperor named
Domitian tried to make a lasting
peace, Year after year he sent rich
presents to the Dacians, as kind of
payment to keep them quiet.
A later Emperor. Trajan, led an
army across the Danube and invaded
Dacia. Through mountain passes
and forests, Trajan marched. cap
turing towns and forts. The Dacian
capital city was destroyed and the
King took his own life.
That ended the life of the Dacian
kingdom. Thousands of Roman set
tiers now came into the country to
live. Because of the Romans who
entered that area, the country's
name was changed to "Romania,"
also spelled 'Roumania" and "Ru-
mania"
Evening star., 1944-09-29
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW

ADAM A. WESCHLER d SON, auctioneers
Attorneys sale Of modern restaurant
furnishings and equipment. National cash
register, Marsh grease trap, refrigerator
and ice cream cabinet with compressors,
beer dispenser. back bar, slicer. grinder,
utensils greenland china, glass, plated
ware, etc. BY auction at 11S C st. NV,
Saturday, September 30, 1914, 10 am,
bentwood chairs and counter stools tables.
booths, mirrored back bar with stainless
gas griddle, broiler. three compartment
ice cream freezer with self-contained COM
pressor, stainless steel steam table with
plate glass guard. six-door refrigerator
with Frigdaire compressor Marsh No. .
grease trap, electric slicer and grinder.
battery coffee urns, plate glass pastry
case, G. l. cans. exhaust fan, National
cash register, trays. utensils. china, glass
plated war. en-bsnd china and silver
baskets. butter cutter etc. Prompt re-
movs1 required. Terms: Cash. ALBERT
LEVIN. attorney. Peoples Life Insurance
Building. se26,27.2S.29
Evening star., 1944-09-29
BIB THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c.
LEGAL NOTICES tcont.J

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia =
Holding Probate Court.-No. 62,042, Ad-
ministration.-This is to give notice that
the subscriber. who was by the District
Court of the United States for the District
of Columbia, sranted letters testamentary
@ ceased. a has has. With vi i the approval % Of the the
District Court. of .,--e United States for
the District of Columbia. holding Pro-
bate Court, appointed Monday, the 30th
day Of October 1914, at 1000 o'clock am.
as the time, and said court room as the
place. for making payment and distribl:
tion from said estate under the courts di-
rection and control, when and where all
creditors and persons entitled to distrib-
utive shares or legacies, or the residue, or
parts thereof, are notified to attend, in
person or by agent or attorney duly au-
thorized, with their claims against the
estate properly vouched;
sertember 1914 NATIOANL SAVINGS g.
TRUST co. By DAVID BoRNET; Vice
MERSCH, Register of Wills for the District
of Columbia. Clerk of the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1944-09-29
HOUSE TRAIleRS.
WASHINGTON TRAILER he

WASHINGTON TRAILER headouarters-
also also s-room % Travelos. many used traiIers
and luggage trailers; II. lS and "a mos.
financing plans Call us today for ap-
praisal AMERICAN TRAILER CO.. INC
Open until 8. 4030 Wisconsin ave.
WO 3232.
1874 KOZY COACHES and Platts. Man,
good used models Cash for your trailer
RICHTER TRAILER SALES. Route /. Ber.
wvn. Md Tel Berwyu As,
HOUSE TRAILER, 25-ft. prewar Platte.
condition new: electric refrigerator and
bI axes: may be seen from 10 am. TO 9
pm, HILLSIDE TRAILER VILLAGE,
Ns Msrlboro od,SsIe,,r., rd SsIe Az, ,r,,.x ,.,
arrived, 25 IT, 3 rooms, new tires; luxury
homes on wheels terms, trade: modern
trailer village. HILLSIDE TRAILER VII
LACE. 6onO Marlboro I'd Sc. Hillside. Nd
Evening star., 1944-09-29
AUToMorIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

TIRE RECAPPlNG. S-hour service. by ap-
pointment. Leave your car 8 am, pick 1t
up at 8 pm. Finest-grade materials used.
Expert workmanship by experienced recap
parking facilities. PALDER g. HANNA,
4716 r. I. ave, Hyattsville. UN 1912
1903 Lee hwy, Arlington. OK. 0012.
AUTO REPAINT1NG, body and fender re-
pairs: quality work. reasonable prices.
MCMAHON CHEVROLET. 6323 Georgia
ave GF 010O
Evening star., 1944-09-29

| BUICK 1888 4-door sedan; radio: excellent
WAY MOTOR CO, 3o5l NJ st, NV. MI
BUICK 1871 7-passenger sedan: II 900
trade , and arrange terms. PEAKE MOTOR
eyes TN 3 closed SUNDAY
BUICK 1a4l super de luxe 4-door sedan:
see and drive this late-model car today
trade in your old car or buy it on con-
MANHATTAN AuTo { RADIO CO, " both 9th
SIDES OF 7th at NV. Open ewes, Sun
days end holidays TN ] m.
' srAIEY ipEs'A dARaoE sfaan 5sl4 Bs sPno
ToTe n op,,s, ave Hyattsv!le; IHs Nd. Union 3s5s
Excellent condition. See Mr.. BARNES,
IG l4,e s, Sa4n ny cp CGS1ner 4h and
original black finish. Ike new ssDe suntan SEapt
this esr feee,s the fea best Of eS ovneT Fs
n aod ssS andsr opA aefins
Ms MCKEE G PONTIAC, 22nd and N sts. NV.
CHEVROLET 1871 coupe; excellent cond-
tion, new tires. radio and heater. KENNY
MOTOR SALES, Bladensbur I'd. and
CHEvRoLET i94e coach; this car must
terms Ms and n MI 5Iade r WI Be arranged for you
both sides OF. 7,th St at r NV Open ewes
CHENHOLET 1912 club coupe, Chevrolet
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GHEyRoLET 1891 e-door sedan, PARK
cHRYsLER 1a41 Windsor sedan: radio
and heater WHEELER, INC, Chrysler-
CUISINE, WHEELER; nc, chrysier! !piym Sn
GHRYSLER l94Q, SARATOGA sedan. WHEEL
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KENNY M MoToR SALES. s.'ts siadsnsburs a saTd sd
DODGE 1898 convertible coupe WHEELER
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i'i is ssdan essh s0Gs KENsY fss'D nofoR fGi
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FORD. clean, extra good condition. gooc
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,,GI. FORD 1899 model B sport coupe: nev
FORD 1896 convertible coupe; rumbl,
Seay sea5 1iss 1ado shes heater etc pant and al
SEDAN SEDAN sl65; 1884 Chevrolet sedan. SIs5:
sedan & ss5o ssf a sedre Pskd saS5 1898 poTd
J0aN J0HN S. oREECE; lll4 Half st. sw. i.
1a0 La6o RoGCA Siossd NC sMnd 43ol Conn. ave. EN-
MSTSR, e. 8 lp1s s9ups fAfkMas Nj ass
E4 WAY MOTOR CO.. 1851 NJ st. NV,
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Y s; NV. MI Nj Sis5. Ss NoioN co. 'o'i
nss s5a saol aEsns SECS sedan crRcTf
FORD model aa n0 Fordor Fenh ave SEDAN av this
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HGDsoN ie41 T. commodore c@ M5 olSS, ~, sedan.
Gadio dadio. WHEELER. INC. Chrysler- Plymouth
deaier, 9eaer 1910 Wisconsin OR. 1920.
sea5 cash. full price ROPER, PER 'i7eaj i7so
EiNcoLLNS,- -zEPHYR hf 1910 4-door sedan: ess
pARkM4Y MoToR 'seo';"l co so51 'lsfk n st. nlsh na
MERCURY SssFsr w1a4 1a41 ID a,door sedan radio ard
SqtR dsasF ,asd asdo dnor OR 1870
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iAGkARD dittoS dc luxe sport coupe; finest con-
dltlon: sacrifice, S5S5: give terms ROPER
MOTOR CO. 1880 R. l. ave. ne oqs
PONTIAC 1856 6-cylinder coupe: excel
mech. condition and tires new paint.
KENNY MOTOR SALES. Bladensburg I'd.
sTUDTBAKER de de luxe Commander "s"
SEDAN: perfect condition. splendid tires:
S2So cash. full Price. ROPER MOTOR
sfTDE1BsxskfER' D1ss l. fys 1871 ne Commander 20, e.
sedan; $4,000 actual miles WHEELER
INC: Chrysler- Plymouth dealer, 4S1O Wis
consin, OR. 1920.
Evening star., 1944-09-29
JAMES r. KIRKLAND, Attorney,
1860 National Press Building

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia,
Holding Probate Court.-EState OF
Harry H Billany, Deceased.-No 64,O33.
Administration Docket DISQUALIFICATION
having been made herein for probate of
the last will and testament of said de-
ceased, and for letters testamentary on
said estate, by Union. Trust COMPANY OF
the District of Columbia 18th g. H SITS.
NV, 1t is ordered this 21st day Of
September. AID. 1914, that j. Leonard
Billany, William Hilton Billany, Josephine
McLarnon Mary E. Foard, Fannie Foard,
Robert B. Foard, Wallace Billany Foard,
Foard. james Foard, Eva Foard Emily
Peach. Fannie Coslett. Roberta Smith,
Franklin Foard. Francis Rudolf Taber.
the unknown heirs at law and next Of
kin of Harry H. Billany, deceased, and
Helen Patillo. and all others concerned,
appear in said Court on Monday, the Both
day of october, AID. 1914, at 1000 o'clock
M. to show cause why such application
should not be granted Let notice hereof
be published in the Washington Law Re-
porter" and THE Evening Star" once in
each of three successive weeks before the
return day herein mentioned the first
publication to be not less than thirty days
before said return day. Witness the Hon.
orable EDWARD c. EICHER. Chief Justice
of said Court this 2lst day of September.
AID. 1874. tSeall Attest: VICTOR S.
MERSCH, Register of Wills for the Dis
trict of Columbia Clerk of the Probate
Court seoo o9,oc6
Evening star., 1944-09-29
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE,

FORD 1887 sedan delivery truck. new
motor lust put in by Ford dealer, other
tires GOOD condition bod,
very good shape. For appointment Call WO
6445., Also Mccormick -Deering Farmal
tractor on rubber, with equipment. about
. years old Il
Evening star., 1944-09-29
TISED-CAR SALE

USED-CAR SALE.
1887 Chevrolet coupe. S43O.
1896 Buick coupe, 1895
1888 Chevrolet dump truck 1865
1910 Hudson super "6" sedan, S935.
!942 Studebaker Commander sed., S1,245
1912 Chevrolet Aero sedan. S1,2S1
1912 Chevrolet special town sedan, $1,000
l94l Dodge Luxury Liner, S1,255.
Many others
Most cars have radios and heaters VIII
accept y down. take your car in trade
KENYON-PECK. INC, 1895 Wilson blvd
Arlington, Va; ask for Mr.. Waegoner