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SUBURBAN sALE-MtARYtAhp.

@GNitEhsii1 I'M fAhh, MD, near Univer-
home, oil conditioned heat, attached
ssrage; RESTRICTED location: possession SO
DIRECT FROM owNER@Lovely modern
prick home in Chevy Chase, 4. bedrms.. 2
maids ma Is, quarters; gear garage; S2l750.
SAp1ToL HEIGHTS. s1e 5sth Ave-open
GOOD Condition Parte fSe lot rP9ms' PTies s7s56
m,Gl terms Gall Mr.. Estep, OR. 2244. AVON
BRICK HOME. University Park, Md. mod
srn, rooms; 2 baths, oil burner, h.w.h.,
2ust completely redecorated; the best sec
spg Gs s snd oyersy es1s a shrub
.ll cash. 44o4 Underwood st. from 6 to to
wPipi.MsD Pm Or Dh9ns hp., Va; 9Sss, v1, to
heat. fuli basement, beautiful ssqI large lawn. N.
S9b Snbo down payment; MR.. 1sELI. UN.
HLTs s. gaI 9Dsn foo@g sgndsy ss
taehed home on large lot; full basement;
only 3 yrs. old; owner moving, completely
mediate possession, moving, to FARM
Th, refrigerator, nice landscaped lot,
laTse living room, fireplace, side porch.
At ROCKVILLE, MD.-owner says sell
liv. rm., din. .rm,, kit. 2. baths: oil heat;
.a1y ny S9IsT; mi to sethesda ell neses
e M P@aEeh -SSh' vi s6s SaSne Rockville ESQ.,
hoass dessshsss SrIes SEsarGld
rooms. az baths: has everything to make
living eomfortable: s-csr garage with cleo
WV W. 77So); eody WILLIAM M. THRocKMoR,
HYATTSVJTJE NJ +bootsr .;o. ,.l..,
Sssrs, bus@Lee; r, hall; like new home;
oWsEke sss eHG fEAIKEs myat MA isaa rs
refgr.: ,Landoyer Hills. Immediate posses- DOS H
H sRoo% sUNGaLo G2 SRs9 u ftss
less 1sTst than IN years old in nearby Maryland
5000 monthly. % MUST Must se aSTn wa pasmsnsa Sss4
oWTv sfssr g pm; No brokers;
is!ss sedaooms s $500 essS s4s s0qss psr
month; immaculate condition; quick Dos
session; Landover Hills, Md Mr.. IsELI,
M1LEixMs VI gIS a1sfE EEAR RsfArE-1ove,y Rn sbes
TOR, electric stove; ST 100 down. Mr..
TILIiAMs REAL EsTaTH@coImar sTTfanress am sS21 Manor
-2-bedroom BUNGALOW, oil heat. garage,
slse ss dsso 5st MR.. 1sEII, uN. 22oO. Evenings,
NEAR GAITHERsBURG-Home and busi-
ness acres, S-room modern home, store
with 4-room apt above; plenty outbuild-
ings, fruit trees, lovely lawn; on paved
ROAD; road $6'500 terms. BRILEY REALTY
LANDOVER HILLS-Detached, 8 bedrms.
l bath; 3k years old: on nice lot, close to
TRANSPORTATION; .air-conditioned heat: own
er occupied and can give possession For
appointment to inspect call Mr.. Preston,
IA $500; ewes; and Sun. Wo. 1912.
MODERN BRICK HOME with about 10
acres, beautifully handicapped: Scar brick
garage, stable, poultry house, etc; near
SILVER Sly Spring. Nd; S27,5O0 cash. BOX
NEAR NEAE 55fslTRrcr 5fsl LINE in MARYLAND
Lovely 5-room bungalow, brick front, as
resso nessos shiIngle; large living room, dining
bath and shower, full basement, air-con-
ditioned oil heat, screened front porch.
copper screens and storm windows, maid S
room in basement, attic finished into
lovely additional sleeping rooms; price.
3nly 1920, with $l;5oO down. ROBERT
Hyattsville, Md. Warfeld 5000.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR sALE.

YOU CAN'T BEAT THIS. Four apts-. 4
blocks from Capitol. % oPH rent, eraofsSsa s. saeo
year. Clears SI,26O a year. Si1'S0o.
FIRST COMMERCIAL ZONE@A corner ,ot
with frontage OF 70 feet on Rhode Island
ave. me-, containing 4.4S0 square feet:
improved by a we1l-bunt stucco dwelling
With rooms, bath, cellar, hot-Vater
heat with gas furnace, brick garage: an
attractive home and flne business location
Price, $50. 900. JAMES NORRIS WOOD
WA WARD, Realtor. 72s goth st. nv. iexciu-
NEAR setR AND x SITS. N.w-p,r,t com.
msrcial; lot has q frontage of 22.5 feet
with outlet on 20-foot alley; suitable for
2 small business building; improved BY an
old frame dwelling. Price, $4,000. JAMES
MORRIS WOODWARD. Realtor, 723 20th
y; nv exclusive agent).
eAiChlGAN PARKS apts., brick building.
3 years old; rental. $3.50: $1,000 CASH
naiance terms. Call MR.. CARNEY, FIR.
FfyE-UNTT MODERNIsrIc anartu.r.
building, IN excellent s.e. location. com.
pletely detached on choice corner: Oh NV
i5-HNiT BGMDiNGSVery Hi dssirabl:: Ad: 9e14: aent:
ing section Of ne, within minutes Of
Can be bought for $40, 900 cash. bsisnca:: !:
SHANNON & LUcHs Co. 1906 Il st. NV. NV.
on L0WER 18th sT.-Larr. house. eom.
Hletely furnished. Possession with deed
kIice. $23,600. .sWM. CORCORAN HUI
v0s INC. 710 jackson pl. NV, DI. 1888.
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE ARCHITECT of the Capt.
tol, washington. D. C., August IL. l945
sealed bids in triplcate will be received in
and then publicly opened for repairs to all
supply tunnels for Senate and House sides
OF U. S. Capitol. Washington. D. c. Bid
dlng information may be obtained without
deposit by qualified intending bidders on
application to this ofice. DAVID LYNN
architect of the Capitol
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received al
he Purchase Section. National Bureau OF
STANDARDS. WASHINGTON. D. c.. until . pm
August 20, 1945, and then publicly opened
ior installation Of sprinkler and pertinent
equipment for fire protection of storage
buildings at National Bureau of Standards
SpecIncatlons ard drawings may be OBJ
tanned from the Purchase Section. National
Bureau of Standards auI314
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MONEY 10 LOAN.

MORTGAGE LOANS, 4Po interest. Prompt
service. MOORE Il HILL CO.. S04 I7tii
MONEY ON SECOND TRUsf-we Will
buy seeond-trust notes. D c.. nearby Nd
Or Va. Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE d. INVESTMENT CORR. 1912
n. ave. NV National 1898
LIST AND End TRUST LOANS-Prompt apc
courteous service. Consult ps before bor-
MENT co s17 9th st. NV DI so.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST money avail
able Mr.. POOLE. RE. 1888
action. reasonable rates: nearby Nd. Va,
or D. G. property. THE AMERICAN CO.
S07 18th. Ma SO32
SALARIED LADIES-If you need money
see Mr.. Green (strictly confidentiaD, lOl4 4
st; nv: NATIONAL FINANCE co.
rates; term or monthly payments. j
WALSHE. INC. 1115 Eye st. NV. MA 646S
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OFFICES WANIEp.

STORE or office space wanted for real es-
tate ONCE; will buy or lease. Box 403-E
Star.
3 OR ROOM office. approximately 1,Oo(
So. IT. convenient trans: Tor nonprofi
organiza ton. MA. 713l
NATIONAL CORPORATION desires ! or 8
rm; ONCE in NV. downtown area; prefer
yieisi,y WasHyNGThs fSth and SAf 17IS
eign government agency desires immedi-
ately 2 or 3 rm office in first-class bldg
NV. downtown area preferred. Box BOG
Star. l5s
LAW FIRM desires or more rooms, near
financial district preferred Decatur 62S5
z NEWSPAPER GIRLS need office space to
hang their hats and typewriters Cali
Franklin $3.50, Ext COL, JEAN BEGE-
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

61k-ACRE retirement property, near Cath
ersburg, Md: 10 rooms, 2 baths. barn,
brook, dozen fruit trees, grape arbor;
grounds well shaded with fine NAPLES. Can
pc seen by appt. Only $4,000, cash or
terms or will trade for D. c. or suburban
dwelling. No agents. Box 336-E, Star.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

WE PAY CASH for property in Hillside,
Suitland, District and Bradbury Hgts.
areas GUM q MILLER, FIR. 2iO0.
YOUNG ARMY COUPLE want to rent
small, unfurnished house: preferably studio
outdoors: suburban Md or Va; guarantee
excellent care. Call Warfield 2315. I4s
WANTED TO RENT 2 or 3 bedroom de-
tached home or apartment by dependable
former home owners with two children, no
pets: employed Justice Department.; possess
sion REQUIRED October 1. but will possess
SoOuer. No. TZZ4. 10s
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Salvage NeurIy 'SoupIess'

PHILADELPHIA fP. Three
barrels of soap powder fell from a
truck on a street here. Neighbor-
hood women rushed to the scene
with pots. pans and boxes The
truck driver salvaged one barrel
which did not break open.
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"a ACRES COAL and 1914 oil and gas;
mineral deed in Webster County, W. Va;
Is.
SEVENTEEN ACRES, only ls miles d. C.
age, paved highway, Patuxent River at
back, part cleared, timber, electric, tele-
phone; only S125 per acre: terms. MUIR
DOCK, SH. S794 16a
CHOICE ACREAGE, wooded tracts of one
and two acres, $50 per acre: electric. and
telephone; 10 miles ID. c. line; terms.
MURDOCH, SH. S794. I6s
ACRE OF LAND in Kensinston, Md, near
puS,. schools, stores. Sl.4UO; terms. SH.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

1913 PA. AVE. N.W.-10 rooms, . baths
q f1oors). Excellent advertising frontage
SI75 per mo. Ma. 1855.
OFFICE SUITE consisting of . rooms
1885 K st. NV, Harwiu Bldg. MA. 44s3
SUITE OF 3 OFFICES, newly decorated:
very convenient downtown location, near
stores, D. C center, Government Offices;
S75 per month; available immed. 609
st. NV NE. 1882.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

s OR 10 ROOM HOUSE in ne. or s.e.
section. viii pay all cash. Write MR.
CLARKE shE at Oil 9th st. NV. or call
BUILDING suitable for printing plant,
central location, 10000 or more 1T. floor
space; will buy or lease Box 363-E Star
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EUGENE H. McLACHLEN. Attorney,
SOO 10th St NV

VuCI-zHCEIIEN,
100 10th St. NV.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. 65, ,56l, Admins
tration.-This is to Give Notice: That the
subscriber. of the District of Columbia, has
obtained from the Probate Court of the
Testamentary ON the estate of Merton
Benway Waite, late of the State of Mary
land, deceased. All persons having claims
to exhibit the same, with the voucher
thereof, legally authenticated, to the Sub.
scriber, on or before the Sth day Of
August, AID. 1916; otherwise they may BY
law be excluded from all benefit of said
estate. Given under my hand this sth
day of August, 1915. ELIZABETH ELL
MIRA WAITE, 1447 Enclid st. NV. go
(SealD Attest: VICTOR S. MERSCH, Reg
lister of Wills for the District OF Colum-
bia, Clerk of the Probate Court.
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GROOM, .5-FOOT TRAVELO for sale,
Ike IKE new flush toilet. permanent bed, new
tires. Ancient Oaks Trailer Park. u mile
noon to 3 p.m weekdays, la
NEW kOZY, Platt and Superior. also new
tandem Liberty; many good used trailers,
RICHTER TRAILER SALES, Route l.
Berwyn. Md. Tel Berwyn As for appraisal
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Take My Word for 1t
By FRANK COLBY.
Readers Corner.

From w. M. B., Lynchburg: As
a sequel to your recent column
which sought rhymes for "silver"
and orange" I am reminded of an
anecdOte about the late w. S. Gil
bert Of Gilbert and Sullivan fame
He once boasted that he could find
rhyme for any word. A friend
suggested that he try rhyming the
name Timb ctoo. After a moment
or two of thought, Gilbert produced
this jingle:
If were cassowary,
And lived in Timbuctoo,
I'd eat a missionary,
Bible, and hymn book, too.
Answer: A noble try. but "-buc-"
and book" are imperfect rhymes.
Let's try it this way:
That bronc over there" said the
redskin,
Me give him the name 'Timbuctoo'
Him pitch and him toss when him
saddled,
And when him bareback him buck,
too"
From M. G., Pittsburgh: With ref
erence to your search for the exact
origin of the term ''beguine," a ma
tive dance of Martinique, as de-
scribed in Cole Porter's classic.
Begin the Beguine," this may give
you a clue:
In 'Reprisal." a story of occu-
pied France, by Ethel Vance, one of
the male characters speaks of his
sister as having "a beguine' for
some one; in other words, a strong
attraction.
Answer: Thanks. Ill check with
the author. If this clue leads to a
solution of the mystery, I'll report
fully in some future column. and
will also send the information to
Composer Porter.
AS / explained in q previous ar
ticle, "Beguine" is a French name
for religious woman who leads q
nunlike existence in a sort of con-
vent.
Should English spelling be re-
formed and simplified? My new
pamphlet, offered this week for the
first time, explains why movements
for phonetic English spelling must
always fail. For a free copy, send
a stamped, self-addressed (3c) en-
velope to Frank Colby, in care of
The Star. Ask for Reformed Spell
ing pamphlet.
Released by the Bell Syndicate. Inc)
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TIRE RECAPPING, S-hour service. by ap-
pointment; leave your car am. pick it
up at 8 pm; finest grade materials used;
cappins mechanics; ali work guaranteed:
ample parking facilities. PALDER &
HANNA. 4716 R. L ave-, Hyattsyille. UN
RECAPPING, 1-day service, guaranteed
workmanship; leave the car before am,
ready at 8 pm. CONSOLIDATED SALES
co. 1926 M II st ne. Phone LU. 0834 and
WANTED. frame for 1885 chrysler Air
stream coupe. Call TIE 1880, Sunday,
Evening star., 1945-08-14

MODERN, FIREPROOF, heavy-duty ware.
house, railroad siding, 10000 SO. 1t. floor
very attractive terms: also others. OHARE
ESTATES, MA. O5S6
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DOUGLAS, OBEAR 4 CAMPBELL,
Attorneys,
Southern BuiIdinx

n,e, Southern Building:
Holding Probate court.-No. 65,747, Ad-
That the is to G1f Notice
Columbia, has obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District Of Columbia. Letters
o., o. ,Atdministration on the estate Of Yetta
against the deceased are hereby warned
t5ereo e .hs nth the vouchers
s sss lss thss esS may Of AS Sy
as essae Be eospaed Nen undeP ep 81 bna bsne f ss
fss tSas2ss ~ gssS 2ssslh Qs!sss 3kgs
Of Wills for the District of Columbia, CierI
Of the Probate Court. au.7,i4,SI.
lumbisd gplsed Stasss sIrd$os s. tie Of
ct al, Plaintiffs VS.. the E unkncwn rasies Heirs
Alienees and Devisees Of PHILIP sTEW.
Asticn @ osssassd Nc ss all at
iNGlNotice is hereby given to ali con.
dated to 1919 n passsd ssass II
o stase he aseennt sssHn of aeaercf q cnto1
James, trustee under the will of PhiiiI
Stewart, deceased, and also as trustee ap.
TO the Court reasonable compensation te
e. Clinton James, as trustee, and to George
Z. Gertman, as attorney, for professions
services rendered in this action, and (3) tc
Philip Stewart and Susan v. Stewart t Kins 1
on February %, 1912, and the respective
shares of each in the. estate Of PhiiiI
Stewart, deceased, have set Friday
August 81, l945, at ten O'Clock AM. q,
my ofhce In the Court House Of said Court
as the time and place for the hearing upor
said matters. Therefore, all parties con.
cerned who claim to be such heirs are
hereby commanded to appear ct said hear.
ing IN person. or through their agent oil
attorney. otherwise the hearing win be
proceeded with as in. case Of default. Lei
copy OF this notice be published twice q
week Tor three successive weeks in The
evening Star and once . week for
three successive weeks in the wash
ington Lsw Reporter, and . copy Of
this order. OF publication shall be mailed
TO the parties to the above action at their
last known post once address twenty days
before said heSring date. FRED j. EDEN
Audltor. au7.1O.l4,17.2l.24. q
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MONEY WANIEn
HOUSE TRAIlERS.

FOR SALE-Several second deed of trus
notes on colored owner-occupied homes
reasonable discounts. RELIANCE REALTY
CO., 911 9th st. NV, DI 6351 I5s
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GARAGES WANTED.
AoToMoBILEs FOR SALE.

ARMY OFFICER desires garage BY month
Tor coupe; near Belt I'd. and seth st. NV
Phone EN-. OO32.
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STORES FOR RENT.
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE,

9th AND MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. NV
uitable for any small business. r. 6.
lUNNE. AT $500
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Goren on BRIDGE d

Goren on Bridge @S'
Both sides vulnerable. South deals
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The bidding:
South. West. North. East.
10 Pass IA Pass
40 Pass Pass Dbl.
Pass Pass Redbl. Pass
Pass Pass
Opening lead: Jack OF clubs.
A sensitive ear Is one of the in
dispensables to the successful dou-
bier. When the bidding is weak,
a few scattered kings and queens
may Justify penalty double when
it becomes apparent that declarer
is going to run into an unfavorable
distribution and the hand appears
to be misflt. But when the bid
ding is strong one should regard
with deep suspicion the holdings
Of aces and kings in the side suits.
The East in today's hand was
bit naive in doubling an opponent
who had advertised an overpower-
ing hand, but what is worse he pro-
vided declarer with the clue to the
successful manipulation of his cards.
South's jump rebid to four hearts
was somewhat aggressive. Ordi-
narily a holding of eight playing
tricks in major suit justifies such
action, but when partner responds
in the void suit, so that his hand
may be useless, the more conserva-
tive jump to three hearts is recon-
mended. North would still have
carried on the game.
The opening lead was the jack of
clubs. East won with the king and
perhaps unwisely continued with
the ace and another, South winning
with the queen. The first lead of
trumps revealed the bad break and
showed that the 10 of hearts would
not be an entry. Without the dou-
BILE declarer's best chance would
have been to play West for the king
Of diamonds, but in this case that
appeared to be a forlorn hope. On
the second round of trumps, South
led the nine Of hearts, hoping that
East would take the jack. East was
convinced that South had not pulled
the wrong card, and was equally
persuaded that there was no charity
in declarers heart, he consequently
refused to accept the Greek gift and
played low. 1t was now South's
move and he blithely played another
low heart and East had lost the
temporary game of nullos. He was
forced to win with the jack and
there was no way to prevent de-
clarer from reaching the dummy
either with the queen of diamondg
or spade.
! TOmorrow's Problem.
/ DUMMY. DECLARER.
4 A 81 K Q 1877
y J4 K653
o K QJ o A 1898
/ 4 K86 A.
You are declarer at a contract of
seven spades. The queen of clubs is
opened. Plan the play.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
LEGAL NOTICES.

93I d ST. N.W.--5th and 9Th floors. total
area about 5000 So. it,. elevator to 9th
floor: S225 pei month. Call Mr.. Morgan
CHARLES c. KOCNES g. CO. D1. s157.
Evening star., 1945-08-14

Remove one letter from each word and
rearrange to spell the word called for
Print the letter opposite the word from
which you have removed It. II you have
''Lettered-Out' correctly it's hourly.
Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT.
(H) HARSH-RASH "a plant).
(U) DOUBLET-BOLTED (ran away.
fK) KiNDRED-RrDDEN fwas nounted,.
tD DIRECTORY-CREDrTC (bill col
lector).
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Not This

Mother-You should love me most
because I'm your mother. and now
that l don't work. you must ask
me, not grandmother. to do things
for you.
Evening star., 1945-08-14

CHRYSLER 1885 small 4-dr. sedan;
privately. owned: white side-waH tires; with
In oPA CELL. $365. RE 2907 after $50 p m.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY

WILL PAY CASH for lots located in de
Sirabis NV. location. Call Mr.. SCHLEIN
9l6 N. Y. ave. NV. MA T4l6. I4a
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.
AUToMoTIys MIscEuANEous

TRUCK, 1h-ton stake or fat, wanted by
'eteran for farm, 1880 orlater. H. HILL
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LOTS WANTED.

COLORED-TWO LOTS, 4sth and Meade
sts. ne; sidewalk, gas, water, aliey:
$1.S50; terms, $3.50 down, S35 mo. Write
OWNER, Box 471-D, Star. I3s
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ARTHUR c. ELGIN, Attorney.
800 F Street, NV.


States for the District of Columbia Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. 65,412, Admins
tration.-This is to Give Notice: That the
obtained from the Probate Court of the
District of Columbia, Letters Testamentars
on the estate of Mary Ella Robertson. also
known as Mary E. Robertson, late of the
district of Columbia, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against the deceased
with the vouchers thereof, legally authenti-
Gated. to the subscriber, on or before the
9th Cay of August. AID. 1946: otherwise
they may by law, be excluded from all
LIAM " ROBERTSON. Rockville, Mary
land. tSeal.) Attest: VICTOR 8. MERSCH
Register of Wills for the District of Co
lumbis, CLERK Of the Probate Court.
FRANK ManssE a1sEfsSHi suiidins A.'0rne''
for DFcs TIE SsaTEp
Holding Probate Court.-No. 65,724, -Ad-
Is tS Gys H9ttse That
has obtained from the Probate Court of
the District Of Columbia, Letters Testa-
mentary ON the estate OF Eugene Octave
Sykes, late Of the District Of Columbia,
against. the deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, to the sub
scriber. on or before the 25th day of
July A,D 1946: otherwise they. may by
day of July, 1945. MALVINA SCOTT
SYKES, 3202 Cleveland Avenue NV. (s).
1SeaD Attest VICTOR S; MERsCH.
lumbia, Clerk of the Probate Court.
jy31 ,au7,l4
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Tomorrow's Problem,

DUMMY. DECLARER.
A 81 Ak @ 1897
y A J 4 Ok 1853
o K @ J 0 A l09S
4 K86 -
You are declarer at a contract of
seven spades. The queen of clubs is
opened. Plan the play.
tcopyright, 1945, by Charles H. Gorsn.D
Evening star., 1945-08-14

RIGHT THIS MINUTE is the time to sell
your car to McKee-because in a very Short
tirne, with new cars coming in, used-caI
prices are sure to drop. Well give you tor
price for your car now-and will also give
you priority number SO you will be
among the first to have a chance TO bus
the new Pontiacs that will be coming of
the production line soon See us today
MCKEE PONTIAC, INC, 22nd and N SIS
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Wears Sisters Veil

Miss Cody wore her sisters
veil of rare French silk mar
quiSette caught 10 a halo of
orange blossoms. She carried
her mothers wedding handker-
chief and her only ornament
was small strand of pearls.
The matron of honor, who
carried a cascade bouquet Of
shattered white carnations with
white satin leaves. wore woven
lace and net in delicate shade
of blue. The dress was made
with fitted bodice. short
puffed sleeves and full. sweep
ing skirt. She wore a coronet OF
white carnations in her hair.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Blue Net Coronets

The bridesmaids were dressed
like the matron of honor. but
wore heart-shaped coronets Of
blue net with long ribbon
streamerS.
Kermit de Priest Of Grand
Rapids, was best man. The
guests were seated by DR..
Robert Mcknight. Cpl. Wallace
Sherwood. Frederick Cody,
Burns Cody and 1t. Joseph
Powers.
Vases OF white snapdragons.
gladioli and carnations with
white tapers in seven-branched
candelabra were used at the
altar of the church and the
chancel was banked with green.
A reception was given at the
DAG, The brides table was
centered with white snapdra-
CONS, carnations and ornigatha-
lum with eggshell tapers in
crystal candelabra repeating the
ivory tint OF the damask cloth.
The buffet table was decorated
with two arrangements Of white
snapdragons. tulips and carna-
tions.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Miss Cody
|sWedded
Times Photo
BY THE CHAPERON

THE Church Of the Visitation
l. was the scene on Saturday
morning of the marriage Of
Miss Frances Cody, daughter of
Frank Cody of Burlingame ave-
nue.. and Emory Mcneil Lowry,
son of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester II. Lowry. The Rev.
Father John j. Hunt officated
The bride. who was attended
by Mrs. Frederick Cody, aS
matron of honor and Miss Pa
tricia OLeary and Miss Joan
Bergman as bridesmaids, car
ried white prayer book 10
which was fastened a spray of
white orchids and a shower of
Bouvardia.
Her gown OF traditional
white satin was made with
fitted bodice and bouffant skirt
worn over A hooped petticoat.
The deep marquisette yolk of
the bodice was finished with an
edging of plated satin rushing
which was repeated in the cuffs
OF the long, fitted sleeves.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
ANN ARBOR. April 7.

ANN ARBOR. April Z.
MANY girls from Detroit and
A'A its suburbs were welcomed
by sororitieS as four weeks of
rushing were climaXed by
formal pledging ceremonies this
week.
Among the proud new owners
OF the miniature Pi Phi arrows
are Ernalee Brutschy and Vir-
ginia Morton of Crosse Pointe.
Betty Eaton and Frances
Gurche OF Pleasant Ridge and
Nina KalbfuS and Marjorie Jean
Patterson of Birmingham.
Collegiate SorosiS claimed
Nancy Finn. Harriet Atwood,
Betty Aschen Brenner. Cornelia
Reagan. Glenlce Render. Rox-
anne Taylor, Frances Walker.
Nancy Furstenberg, Lenore
Mack. and Patty Throop.
Kappa Alpha Theta house was
festive. and a buffet supper was
served after the traditional
pledging ceremony. Among the
pledges were Virginia Bostwick
and Jean Eddy of Detroit. and
Joan Lawson and Joan Lindsay
of Birmingham.
Local alumnae were present
al the Alpha Phi house TO well
come the new members. includ-
ing Margot Breitmeyer. Lowell
Cravens, fanny Goodsell, Gerry