davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-20

same as II the double had not been
made North in this case reckoned
that he would have passed Ida
mond If there had been no double
though many would have much
preferred 1-Spade or Diamonds
and SO he passed just as if the
double had not been made.
At Table 2. North and South
were treating an immediate bid
over a double as showing weak
ness in high cards combined with
distribution.
Notice the contrast in results.
At the first table, the II theory
caused the side to be shut out Of
the bidding, East-West scoring
3-Hearts with the loss of three
tricks in trumps and one in clubs.
At the other table. North's bid of
1-Spade enabled his side to do the
shutting out, and a nice spade
game resulted, with the loss Of one
trick in trumps and two in dia-
mOnds.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-20
6lj[l:%7md:N5! re LEX
UARREN HOWARD
DISTRIBUTED kf KING NArrPrS ~s,,yntc.-

mountains and slept out one NIGHT
under the stars. He had held her
close and kissed her throat and
begged her to keep on wandering
with him. Tonight while dancino
they mad both laughed about if. She
d toid HIM the holiday was over
ana now they had to work. He had
kissed her and then Russell had
come Ill. There had been c~onsterna-
o in RuSSell's ewes.
She smiled. She wondered if Dan
would tell Russell, but somehow
she felt he wouldn't They had de-
cided nobody was to know. when
she made up her mind to come
BACK. He had said he'd follow in a
day OF two, but she had had no be-
hef III his appearing. 1t wasn't that
she dldn't want to see him again
put merely that she didn't expect
to see him. He knew it. They had
po'h needed each other that day in
Washington. She liked to feel it was
not all one-Sided. She had told Dan
so tonight.
The moor went behind a cloud
and a faint chill seemed to come
INTO h room. She got up and
opened her door. The house was
very quiet. For a moment she hesi-
tated, then she went downstairs
and out into the street. The lock
was on the door, but she didn't in
tend going far. Morris street was
very quiet. The moon was bright In
the sky again and the big trees
east shadows on the rough brick
SIDEWALKS. Most of the houses We're
dark. The fixed wooden awning at
Jane Dorset's Town Shoppe cast a
heavy shadow. A dog lying there
got up and brushed against her,
thrusting his cold wet nose against
her hand. She wasn't frightened.
She felt him as a kindred spirit as
he walked alongside her. Every mo-
ment 1T would look up at her as if
asking where everyone was and
why they weren't out walking
When 1t was so beautiful outside
under the moon.
A fat man came along. singing
softly, "Ah, moon Of my delight"
He smiled as he came up to her and
stopped. isn't it a glorious night?
| felt couldn't sleep" The dog
paved him happily and he patted
the silky head. He went on, I'm
sure you must be Anne Wilson. I
just 60 here tonight. Eleanor Ban
croft told me about you"
Anne was polite but indifferent.
All fat men. tail or short, were
clumsy to her. He seemed to block
the road. She agreed it was a beau
tiful night but vas glad when he
went off humming his song again.
The dog. after a moments hesita-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-20
T0mOrroW's Problem

tDealer: West. North.South
vulnerable.)
What would you lead against
South's 4-Spades here if East had
bid diamonds and North hearts
during the auctiono
hearts. and two diamonds got
ruffed, SO that the only tricks lost
were one each in the two red suits.
The same result came where a
weak sister made the worst OF all
leads. on the bidding, a heart. n
aiding the declarer to get two club
dlscards and ruff out the hearts.
Where a player made almost as
bad. if not quite as bad, a lead.
the spade 8. the declarer was held
to four-odd because a repeat OF
the trump lead later kept South
from rufting more than n dia'
mond, so he lost two tricks IN that
suit and one in hearts.
The only lead which beat the
contract was made by the least
experienced player in the dupli.
cate. He opened the X from the
unthinkable club holding, This,
however, caused his side to score
two tricks in clubs, plus one each
in the red suits. OF course, If his
partner had not held the Q-but N
did
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-20
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE

In case the opponents tail 10
comprehend or dispute his claim.
the play goes forward Ten sue
cesslve diamonds are run. and UNI
less in the meantime the X of n
major suit becomes a winner. tn.
last diamond is led to trick eleven
At that time the dummy retaina
the spade K and the club Al the
spade X is discarded on that trick
unless 1t becomes a winner
through discard of the a by West.
For trick twelve. the club , is led
unless the heart K has brcnm. n
winning card through discard II
the A by East on the preceding
trick
To follow this method. which IN
principle is employed hV every
great card player you first figure
out what cards You wish t. have
st the end. and mentally reserve
them This Dbviates any necessity
OF remembering 81 the carIs
played
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-20

t;on ,.or+ o,o,u;
ci6ed tho a,a.
u.Lo must pr 'i't writer
SONG indioa+ad Vi
t.ESt Sbo ,,.a. a,,H -.
want tn road ,nr,nt Ne 49,.
h and If Mn,a |.n
down to q v.ba,e u-.
Yachts +iod IN 70 rac,a, ,n
dren sv..u dn,i,o ,ho,I,.
desarto1 nou
tbouobt j, u.ac,nti1 hann.
w there Then ebo sav, fan aa,Ia
lean;ne .gainet ,n,,-.
He came tov,arl ,,n I,
soft,y ""N ai''N0
"Itbouobt Il voc Won 1
inc If y,,,,11 hor i'p-
She was not s,,r,,isoa 4. ,.;,,
tbe doc n,t.;do tha T,o.'.
il wac o,n,a.t ~, :. 'i"'IPe'
ed Russell ia ha tb.,o
very calmly
"Mrs pcvro,as al
was nothinp mich sha,s aa,oan
now"
Russell drew, , dom hro,u .,
glad Won came T want to I'm 70
YOU"
She tu,ned hoy fooo 70
at the moon She cnnld ,ln,as, ~ "p
the silver GLOW on har cb.,I,
one feels sunshine rho idoa n,Ia
her smile Che wac oI.J taa 49,
She had welded 70 an irnn,,lso an1
come ont for a few minntes o.
hadn't wanted to tan .oNtho tat
man who SANG sentimental sa,,aa
thouoh she was cur. bo b,,l ,.an
ed conversation she had hesn !,
no mood, But this was ditta,an,
Russell Smith had leannees and
dionitv-ae Dviob+ Pawn. ~,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-20
CHAPTER TWENTY-FOJyR


ANNE WAS glad it was the i'm
terturbable surgeon who had been
fiustered when they met in Wash
ington. DR.. Raynor, and not she
He had begged to talk to her. She
had pricked the bubble of his COM
PLEASANT conceit She had shown
him that his Importance, his tele-
phone messages, his kilograms. his
conferences, meant nothing to her
now. She could see he couldn't
grasp how she was marrying Dan
Dan in his limiting suit, his ont
door look and long dark hair. Dan
who looked in that place as if he
had worked two weeks for a man
who'd given him an old suit. She
wanted Dwight Raynor to see all
of it and how completely she had
forgotten him and his world of sue
cess.
And once she felt he had seen
and she had walked out of the no.
tel with Dan, the rest hadn't mat
tered. She had felt drained of
strength and purpose as the taxi
crossed the long bridge over the
Potomac to Alexandria. If Dan
really wanted to marry her, it was
all right. Al least he hadn't let her
down during those precious min
utes with DR.. Raynor. He had stood
bV her as she got back her self
respect. Her love for Dwight had
been the biggest thing in her life.
1t had dominated her even before
he told her he loved her. He had
destroyed that love when he thrust
her aside to marry money. 1t hurt
more because money was so easy
for him to earn. She had tried to
run away from his memory, but it
mind like a cloud shutting away
the sun.
AS she rode across the long
bridge over the Potomac she felt
glad of Dan Smith who held her
hand. She would marry Dan and be
happy with him for a few days and
get Dwight Raynor out of her mind
forever. She needed someone to love
her, to hold her tight. to say he was
crazy about her. Dan would wan
der off, Of course, but that didn't
matter. She would only need a few
days to be sure of herself again, to
be sure the love for Dwight was
deader than deau.
Those had been her thoughts 60
ing to Alexandria to get married.
Now, sitting at her window, she
could smile up at the moon. Dan
had done his part. He lad made her
laugh While he made her forget.
For a few days they had been hap
by. They had wandered off to the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-20

Many kinds Of bidding came on
this deal in a duplicate which
brought together players Of two
different schools of thought on the
question Of bidding over an inter-
vsning double. At Table !, the
Ncrth-South pair vas following
the practice of bidding exactly the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-20
WEAK BID OVER DOUBLE

THERE is never any necessity
of bidding at once over an oppo-
nent's informatory double of your
partners suit bid. if you have a
nand ranging from far in strength
10 quite strong. If the former, you
can afford to pass and then bid
later. if the latter, you car re.
double. Only when you r. weak
in high cards is there a need to
butt in at once. to try to inter
fere with the opposition. And. of
course, you car afford to do that
only with appreciate distribution,
N the form of a fit with your part
ner's suit or length in another. or
/ combination of them
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-20

Carlton Russell, of st. Peters.
ou1g, Fla. a great student Of the
game, devotee Of the big dupli-
Gates there. and enthusiast about
'queeze plays. gives those North
and South holdings as an example
If his double squeeze technique.
Which he has used on the defense
as well as on the offense In this
case. South IS declarer at 5-Dia-
monds, and West leads a diamond
After a bit of study the declarer
Fan safely announce that. if West
has the spade A and East the
heart A. he claims all thirteen
trlcks by means Of a double
squeeze through running his dia-
monds
Distributed tu Eino
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-20
PROTECTING A SOCEtZE

SUCCESS WITH a squeeze
play. even a double squeeze. fire.
quently does not at all depend on
Keeping exact track Of every card
played by your opponents. In a
great many cases. all that is nec-
essary is to figure out what are
the last few cards you wish to re.
tam and then play out your series
OF consecutive winners. watching
only to see whether one of the kew
cards Of the opponents get thrown
on II 1t is. yon are home. if not.
then you play the last few cards
i PREDETERMINED Wav
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-20
~WELL. IT'S YOUR GUESS"

THAT is a remark you hear
frequently at friendly games
among able players. They realize
there is plenty Of thinking con-
aected with thu most important
single play of a hand. the opening
lead. but also that it is an effort
20 act efficiently in the dark. Often
the soundest logic win go awry on
q carefully chosen lead, whereas
the worst lead in the hand would
produce profitable results.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-20

Distributed BY KIM Features Syndicate. INC
Evening star., 1944-08-26
AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE-1939 Indian "a Chief, 1910
Harley so; motorcycles bought and sold;
genuine Indian parts. INDIAN MOTOR
GYCLE SALES. Oil 9th NV, RE O911.
TrRAlLER, 44x70x30 in.. good tires UNI
VERSAL GARAGE. rear 624 A st. Sc. TR.
luggage TRAILER, e-wheel. excellent
s2od sse2noditiGn %1t ssea seas Alexandra 67es or RE.
WANTED-sheiIi and grill for 1899 plym-
91th; Mthn; Call RgRRsooSWs MOTOR Co, 800
MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE-Harley-David-
sons from '32 to 81. See us before you
6uy or sell your motorcycle. NORTHEAST
mor2RcYGLE MO r. gfIs SHOP rear 1921 F. St:
sEAKD It, r. soa a E5o, se Alexandris~, MiasS w. va
zIMMER HOUSE TRAILER. 1912 model, 2
rooms, sleeps 4: good condition. WI $500.
e n GRAFT, 7731 GEORGETOWN I'd, Be-
TRAILER, small freight. No phone. 431s
Newton ST.. ColmaI Manor Md 26'
E3XPERT AUAO REPAIRING and service,
IL 10th aa5 and rrankin Fl kin. Sts; ne Open am
No 3lol. SMITH TExxco sGRWicEe R1at sery1ss; ss:
AUTO REPAINTING, body and fender re-
pairs; quality work, reasonable prices,
MCMAHON Me- CHEVROLET. 1928 GeorSia
RECAPPING in Washington. one-day sery-
ice. BY appointment only. Leave car 8
I'm. ready at pm. Complete custom
oulit work with truck rubber. Plenty OF
Grade ! and 3 tires. carried in stock in
ssoLIDATED TIRE CO. 1895 T Il ne. IL.
Evening star., 1944-08-26

RUN DOWN FARM for sale, by owner, in
Momte9meIy mon 2 County, Nd, about l3 miles
iram aeras searsd 1S5 about
bungalow, outbuildings, fruit Price,
$4,000, reasonable terms. c. H. VIETT,
Rockville, Md. Phone Rockville 359-M ~.
FAIRFAX COUNTY-Fifty acres of beau
iington on hard-surfaced road. Difficult Run
bordering farm on south line and run
baaic hnE throush center near newly built barn
need OF extensive Improvement; shade
trees and orchard; rock quarry on prop
erty; enatess possl6lities for rock garden
Phone Randolph 5426
SlO,5OO : Now vacant-1O acres: 7-rm.
country natl, home, elec. bath; heating plant,
peny Of eaTn other
way; I miles Of b 6 JOHN BTRDoFT,
Z: F D g Box B, Silver Spring, Nd. Cali
IN SANDY SPRING. MD. A beauty, 14O-
acre stock farm, equipped committing dis
lance nd room home, lovely eutbuildings
acres of woodland, balance in best state of
ssuiIlvatlon lnrnao and grazing large stream with
coWs springs 3s 4 horses, ] colt, 16 head of milk
implements. with hay, straw and growing
oRN GTSPS PTfsd te sell on account Of Old age
eouS4YA S71 Ash5on MbFsFm ss4s un
Ger az nlgh state Of cultivation, 142 acres, Is
olney and Laytonsviile M 4.rm ma and Sf'Seth bath
hhouse; house. tool t1ol house, hog house, chicken
bearing orchard; ali fields Si we'll fenced, need
eqvpped S.Hit with excellent buildings machn
Gck barns ed With apd bsy oer s
head hogs, See this farm now o Possession Posses on
weaver vs. ae5as 4s4a and MARsaA
J. WAPLE CO., 1924 18th st. NV. DI.
FOR: SALE BY OWNER asbestos shingle
Semlbungalow. six rooms, bath, large front
porch and Sx23-ft. sunroom, amc., new
fence GOOD outbuildings garage and utility
room, 40 fruit trees and vines, 14H acres,
branch through property: $40 mi. OF hard
surface; S12,00h0O; 3Ia mi west Camp
Springs by Allentown to 1900 Tucker rd.
S Sc; Nv. Wash, 20, Come or write WILLIAM
WEEK END AND SUMMER HOME, %
acres, IN Upper Ioudoun Co, 7-room house
on eieyation. in lvable condition, electricity
available: price only $1,000; terms, 81 900
cash, balarce reasonable; shown by ap-
pontment Phone Herndon 3S, BUELL.
FARM AGENCY, Herndon, Fairfax Co., Va.
SMALL FARMS 80 minutes downtown.
good road, water main, electricity; near
by farm with city improvements, plenty of
room Tor garden, fruits, vegS, chickens
etc; near. Fairfax. High School and Lee
hwy; and two bus lines. Why so way out
IN the country for lot Of cheap, useless
land with no conveniences and no future?
We are builders and can build your home
after the war with no down payment if your
farm is paid for: price, $3.50 Ono house,;
500 down, $40 month. Drive out Lee
hWy. or Lee blvd. to Fairfax Circle lat
Howard Johnson'sl, continue on dual road
to first crossroad. turn right to- sign,
FAIRFAX ACRES. Open every day 2 to
8 pm. Bring $40 deposit.
S6 ACRES on Patuxent River near Spencer
vile, Md; .S-room dwelling, outbuildings,
lovely yard and flowers high altitude.
MRS. MILLS, Laurel 1n-F-11
Evening star., 1944-08-26
Take My Word for 1t
By FRANK COLBY.
Saturday Jamboree.


Iona Linda: Please explain and
pronounce the phrase "et all. L.
NICK.
Answer: It's the abbreviation for
the Latin phrase ct alii, meaning
and Others" as John Doe, Richard
Doe, ct alii." Say: EFT AY-n-eye.
Jamaica: We can't find the word
copesthetic In the dictionary. Can
you tell us something about it?-
Answer: The correct spelling is.
copacetic. It's q nonsense slang
word with the general meaning of
, nne, excellent. Pronounce It.:
KOE-puh-SET'ik.
Highland: Often, in church bull
letlns and programs, the word "or.
ganiste" appears. Is this the cor
rect feminine form Of "organist"?-
Answer: It is in France, where
II Is pronounced: awr-ga-NEEST
But it is not good usage in America.
Use "organist" for both men and
women. Pianist, too, Is preferred
for both sexes.
way oO 81 uldIly DGls
sons hereabout speak of their gums
as "gooms"?-Mrs E. A. M.
Answer: It is dialectal and has
no sanction whatever. Rhyme gums
with huns, runs"
Atlanta: Since nobody ever saws
"kan-saw" for Kansas. why do some
people insist on saying "ar-kan-
saw" for Arkansas?-Reader.
Answer: The names have no CON-
nection whatever. Kansas is from
the Indian tribal name Kansa.
swift wind" Arkansas is from the
tribal name U-gakh-pa. "the down
stream people" In 1881, BY a reso.
luton OF the General Assembly of
the State of Arkansas, the ofiicial
pronunciation Of the name was or
dered to be: AHR-kan-saw.
Prize spoonerism uttered by a
prominent speaker during the Re-
publican Convention: Sc" and see
to 1t that henceforth all Americans
shall enjoy the freets Of fruidom!"
Released BY the Bell Syndicate, 1nc.)
Evening star., 1944-08-26
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

COTTAGE. furnished, Edgewater Beach.
overlooking South River, 80 miles from
d. C., on bus line; elec. refg., stove, hot
water heater: quiet adults: week Aug 27th
70 Sept; 4th incl, $50, or until Sept. 3Oth,
SS5so: boat optional: cleo included. GE.
65s4 after o'clock Saturday. 26s
LOG CABIN for sale: 3 rooms furnished.
modern fixtures. eft refrigerator, elec'
stove, fireplace. screened porch: boat land
Sun. LEAGUES CABIN, Lake Jackson.
Manassas: Va. RA. 4473 27s
sSEvEkLf BEACH on Chesapeake bay
summer homes and building sites Write
!or catalogue Bax ~ Mayo A. Co Md
LAHGE COTTAGE, WELL lots, fruit, shade
ana shrubs; Bay Ridge; 81 800. List with
F. BIEBER, SH. 6565.
LANE JACKSON, 2-mi. like, 80 mi, Va
. nice supoto>date log. cabin homes, ami.
SAFE, $1,000 to $4,000: terms. Cali
ny MHaaannaSsas, Va, 79-F-4, or drive out.
WANTED by native of b. c., summer
eIn5ase phoas W WITH beach. about Sept. to IL
cJust eJuding shower: available Sept. 8: $50 per
5TiGIssss: 5EPFIss FSkEsT iSAEeA1N-s r. ;.
gAuMAN MlAsNSn'fhsd Ns sess !s5se wo Ot
COTTAGES AND LOTS for RS sale. f Cedar.
hurst on Chesa. Bay. gentle community n
miles D. c., nr. Shady Side, Md. Circular
Thomas Circle M IA. s. sS2s. M w6 5ASMAN' o74A 1
COLONIAL BEACH-Cottage for sale. g
Of town; Apply FOSTER S REAL ESTATE, STATE.
Colonial Beach, Va
Evening star., 1944-08-26
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AUSTIN roadster for sale or trade for an
airplane. Call Alexandria 1858.
BUCK 1886 four door sedan, recently
tires. radio. heater; ss5e' Go. vs ssse, sHeo bea
BUCK ITaea ,s41 Bm cen5u9g eng 9so ssdsn am shows
lent care, beautiful black finish. radio,
heater good tires: bargain at ceiling price,
terms; LOVING MOTORS, 1919 M st. NV.
CADILLAC 4-door sedan, in good condition,
Gsu es D1siTyate 1T e7a2 owner. $500 Under ceiling.
CADILLAC 4-door "s5" Fleetwood; under
$4,000: radio; under ceiling. 50O8 Hamp-
den lane. Bethesda, Md
CADILLAC 1910 7-pass. Fleetwood Tour
ing Imperial sedan, model ~; radio and
neater; black with white-wall tires: car
immaculate throughout; may be seen at
HORNER'S CORNER, 9Th st. and Florida
ave. ne, AT. 6464.
CHHvROLET 1889 de luxe 4-door sedan:
radio and heater, $4,000 mi, preWar tires:
might arrange terms to right person ESQ
SSTTATI0N, STaVS n, sQ1 III. H St: nv. ME. 9ls2. "a.
dealers, 5000 Georgia ave. SH 45OO.
0pen evenings and Sunday.
W 19dRN f9d9 ls41 MrSRs sSSRnyert!Sis COUP SIP
dealers, 5000 Georgia ave SH 45OO.
open evenings and Sunday.
De SOTO l942 club coupe. SID WELL
BORN MOTORS, Chrysler- Plymouth deal
ers, 5000 Georgia ave. SH. $500. Open
eveninss and Sunday.
Evening star., 1944-08-26
LOTS FOR SALE

oS eG Ssn MosS Sp AVE- W. off of Old BiadensbuTa
Silver fai sF sFRfaG. fsS7 Mp.-on Flower ~, ~.
Print msnts; near bus. shopping C. center p'Vse etc
offtHa'e offer So owner Sacrifice S1.15o or best
Of Wooded Teod o,s lots avsabe from UPS
f c6 g. fsF Nc saEsre Est ,ss SS
eeRSEk esasaEf Lor 81 lqs l7th a5d 1Se st. nv
sign on lot; price, $4,000. B. F. IoLMEs MES
evss eoGl \; No l. ,4HS aye. ne. Phone NO. ss12;
BEVERLEY, FARMS. MD.-High, wooded
and clear lots, "a acre to 5 acres, some
with view for miles across beautiful Marv.
land farming country. Many sold, but
Terms ss ow as Sa doWn Sl ayailabe
month. Write or cati for form map I,'u shoSins
prices, lot sizes and location interested
parties pai,5, VIII be taken to property by ap.
T5th ) WESLEY BgcaANAN~, assHi wi Reaito1 ats4
l l 132 n < st; NV, NE. .1143.
LOT. 100x200 it., on improved street, west
~ conn. ave, in Chevy Chase View: per-
sSs' sT !osaslon E9aa Tor postwar home. OWNER,
PINNA;9 AVE. HILLS Sc, on Texas ave,
2 hock from Penna. ave.-Community OF
onS St e5S h9mes Rfar Fort IT, Days PARK
3 LOTS, suitable 3 row houses or small
sp Apartment; near MARYLAND ave. ne:
$1,000. Box 139-Y, Star. oSs
5Ox12s, on 55th St. ne,
north OF De Priest Village section; water
and sewer, improvements will develop this
Sc Section a!ready under way; these lots are
IN IN the District of Columbia; price, 81 900:
can bulid Two houses on each lot or four
family apartment. BEALL TURNER & CO,
ia. OSo5. IlO5 Vermont ave. MA 6131.
Evening star., 1944-08-26
GARDINER, EARNEST 4 GARDINER,
A@ttoTneys, @ Woodward Building.

DIsTR1CT. COURT OF THE UNITED
states for the District of Columbia,
Holoing I eI Probate Court.-Estate of ROSA
LEE GREENWAY. Deceased.-No. 1886,
hdminlstration Docket 135.-Application
having been made herein by Winfred W.
Lee for letters of administration on the
estate Estate q sad deceased to be issued unto
James "a Earnest, 1t is ordered this 10Th
day OF August, AID. 1914 that the 1n.. Un.
Gloen knoWn IL heirs and next Of kin OF Rosa Lee
Greenway; nsd nn deceased and all others con-
9Th day Of September. AID 1874, at 1000
o CLOCK AN. to show cause why such
notice hereof be published in the wash
lnngton Law Reporter" and The Evening
StaT, once In each of three successive
weeks before the return day herein men
11loned; the flrst ,Dublica ton to be not
less than thirty. days before said return
gay witness, the Honorable EDWARD C.
EdGiHEE, tdti Chief Justice of said Court, this
Attest: THOMAS c. SCALLEY, Deputy
REGISTER Of Wills for the District OF CO.
iumbla; CLERK of the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1944-08-26

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
|, onlted states for the District Of Colum-
nla-Flled Aug. II, 1944.-Charles E.
stewart Clerk--In Re Application of
Wilton Waldorf Smith for Change of Name
civil Action No. 25435.-Wilton Wal
Judgment changing his name to Wilton
Francois Mack and having applied to the
Court for an order of publication of the
notice required by law in such cases. it is
BY the Court. this 18th day Of August,
1914, ORDERED. that all persons show
cause, IT any there be. on or before the
prayers Of said complaint should not be
granted: Provided, that a copy of this
order be published once a week for three
consecutive weeks before said day in The
Evening Star and The Washington Law
Reporter. (S) T, ALAN GOLDSBOROUGH,
Justice. lSealO A true copy. Test
CHARLES E. STEWART, Clerk By VIM.
PACE, Jr., Deputy Clerk. au19.26,se2
Evening star., 1944-08-26
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

If YOU HAVE REAL ESTATE you want to
VEST WwEIssTTMGNT ta TI.cS CO. DI sl5o ST 9th St. NV
ing or now rented. Kindly state price
Wanted Box 3s-Y, Star. 31s
LlSTlNGS WANTED = List your colored
property to sell with US. City, suburban
a stnss Ia sHEE ssEiGnal RsArY attention c
~ N Y; ave. NV. Ma. 3s44.
CASH BUYERS for bung allows, houses
aptS;' farms. farm acreage, lots, etc. List with
siOkf a. co. can sell your real estate
at at fair market value Call MR.. DAILY OF
Mn MI ELLIOTT. S04 18th st. NV. ME- 400
WANTED, on 14th st. NV. between Girard
a5a a5 Qulncy no large properties. Box
LIST YOUR coLoRED for sale or rent"
Property for quick results with j. w.
81 aEpSE; afnHsr.n, 100 ,sMpI n St nv; p1 7Os3.
business is interested in locating building
site site nor t6m, CASH. NV: Washinston. out Of
commercial; near post office substation,
transportation Trans and lunch facilities. In
reply state whether you are owner OF
agmbsr agent; also as general location. how zoned
Address PURCHASER, BOX 37S-A, Star.