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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-21
@ WHIPPLE. says rumor, will
~. fill the COLIN space formerly
x11,.nsa1 ~, I~~..s~ Dx,ln

@ WHIPPLE. says rumor, will
~. flll the COLIN space formerly
occupied by Ernie Pyle.
Navy Cmdr. Jack Bolton re-
tires next month 10 be an exec.
at the Music Corp. of America.
Jayne Manners will next mid
dle-aisle il with George Brandt,
eater magnate.
A new CHS ruling: Al least
one returned vet must be cast in
any sustaining show.
Both parties are lining up for
the 1916 congressional elections.
The Demmys plan to spend over
half-amil.
A foreign ambassador in
Washington has been reported
10 the White House for using
threats 10 soft-pedal adverse
comment about MS country.
Add things 10 knock you colo.
Enlisted men and officers al the
Jacksonville navy air base
write: while we sweltered here
last week 500 German prisoners
OF war were issued 200 electric
fans"
DRESIDENT TRUMAN fg-
L ures seven senators will vote
against the United Nations
charter, The others will en-
Corse n.
Sec'y of War Stimson's resig-
nation (eXpected last week.
will wait until Truman returns.
Ex-senator Minton is mentioned
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-21
DAMON RUNYON The 5;ds Brighter

DEARLY beloved at times my
- efforts in intellectual lar
ceny IN your behalf have been
positively superhuman.
l steal from Plato. Socrates,
Woodrow Wilson, Shakespeare,
Montaigne, Mr.. Dooley, Euripi-
des, Nat Fleischner's all-time
ring record, Llncoln's speeches,
Ingersoll's lectures. LaGuardia S
reading of the comic strips,
Caesar lIrving and Arthur and
julius, Butler tNick, Sam, Ben
and BID. Dickens. Cato, Tho
reau, Emerson and Whitman.
l steal from Dante, Goethe,
Aesop. Confucius, Karl Marx,
Yussel, Stain, Conrad, James c.
Blaine. Demosthenes, Sheridan
(Dlck and Phil, Dlsraeli. Nick
the Greek, Joe Louis. Bob Fitz-
simmons, Hans Christian An
derSon. Grimm, l. b. Mayer.
Henry Mencken, Good Time
Charley, George Jean Nathan,
George Washington, Yer
Cleveland, Clay. Calhoun, Talley-
rand, Thomas Paine and Jim
Farley.
I HAVE learned that il is SAT-
L est 10 stick 10 stealing from
the classicS,which though they
are always spoken Of quite fav-
orahly in our best intellectual
circles. are seldom read; hence
with Just a slight touching up
you can get a way with their
wisdom as your own and ac-
qulre the reputation of being an
educated fellow.
In fact. If you are slick
enough about II. posterity may
quote you as the original au-
thor. For instance, Lincoln is
always credited with the i'm
tortal lines. That government
Of the people, by the people. for
the people shall not perish from
the earth" though over 30 yers
before he said IT at Gettysburg,
Daniel Webster put II this way:
IT h . peoples government.
made for the people, made by
the people, and answerable to
the people. y
And long before Webster,
Charles James Fox of England
expressed the thought in a
toast 20 Our sovereign. the
people" which got him in a fine
jam.
find in one Of the current
magazines another example Of
what l mean when Gen. Douglas
Macarthur is credited by that
brilliant war correspondent.
Frank Gervasi and his co-author
OF a series on the general, Her
bert Asbury, with saying 10 an
aide
DO you want to live for
ever?"
NOV Macarthur may have
~ said it all right am not
doubling the authors--but II he
did he was remembering Floyd
Gibbons quotation of Sgt. Dan
DAILY who is supposed 10 have
yelled back in 1918 at his ma
rines in Boise Belleau:
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-21

"Come on you
do YOU want to live fOrever?"
Nor do | doubt that Franklin
p Adams said. as reported m
Bartlett's familiar quotations:
THE race is not TO the swift,
nor the battle TO the strong;
hut the betting Is best that
way"
Only I think Hughy Keough
said it first.
/ agree that 1t is no great
thought, no sparkling gem of
wisdom anyway you take it,
but when Bartlett's prints
something, I want it accurate
because Bartlett's is one Of my
favorite sources of thievery and
/ like to know who l am steal
ing from.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-21
Z. v. DURLING

Since the sweet knowlsdes /
possess
That she love IL mine.
All nature throbs Wi,h happiness
And wears n face dirre.
The woods seem greersr than
they WsrS.
The skiss 1re brighter /b'ue;
The stors shine clearer. and the
air
Lets fns sunlight through.
Charles MacKay.
EVERYTHING indicates Pfc.
IL Charles Kissel Of the army
air force is the champion eater
OF our armed forces
Like so many other cham
pions. Kissel comes from Brook
lyn.
He is %. six feet three inches
tall and weighs 1872 pounds.
Recently, KiSsel after eating
three hearty meals, consumed
81 pieces Of pie.
Between breakfast and lunch
he drank four quarts of milk.
Between lunch and dinner he
ate 81 bananas, five ham sand
wiches and six hot dogs.
He also helped a buddy eat A
box Of chocolates.
Klssel is married 70 Seattle
girl and is the father OF twins.
4 NEW YORKER says twins
"A are wonderful to have. but
expensive.
II that angle worries you il
can be taken care Of.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-21

You can insure yourself
against having twins.
As twins run in families, the
rate is higher for people from
such families.
Don't know whether IL is
higher when the husband is
Irish or of irish descent.
But IL should be.
The Irish top the world in the
production Of twins
"TOT" MURPHY. the small
L est major league ball
PLAYER Of all time. was the first
Yale University man 10 engage
IN professional baseball. Muir
ply played for the Giants. Bill
Lange. now a San Francisco
insurance man. and once famous
as a star Of Cap" AnSon'S Chi
CagO Colts, tells the following:
I'm the frst game I played
against Murphy deliberately
upset him as slid into second
base. He surprised me by say
ing pardon me, Mr.. Lange, for
being In the base line In the
next game I was on first when
Arson singled. As I rounded
second, Murphy hit me in the
pit Of the stomach. which
Epnrlrad tho mind nttf ~ t,na sn
could hardly run and was con-
sequentlv thrown out at third.
After this the rest Of the Cubs
and myself let Murphy alone.
We say he was a smart ball
player"
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-21
On nhe
Side

THE young fellows in this
Il war are in one way acting
the same as their fathers did
in the last war.
They are swearing II they
ever meet a certain top SER
geant, or second lieutenant
after the war they will
promptly proceed 10 knock his
block off.
How about you, sir? In the
last war did you have a SER
geant or officer who was your
pet peeve?
Did YOU meet him later when
YOU were both in civilian
clothes?
What happened7 I never did
see the guy I wanted 10 meet
in the postwar period.
He was a mess sergeant who
supervised K. p. duty I was do.
ing when A rookie.
THOUGH considered a breach
L of etiquette for a group OF
fellows 10 whistle at passing
good-looking female, the girls
apparently do not resent II.
In fact. they appear 10 con.
slider it a compliment.
SAYS a San Franciscan:
when the fellows whistle as
pass ! get n great kick out of
II. Isn't II really something for
a woman who Is a grandmother
10 still look young enough to be
a whistle girl?"
Distributed by King Features .ynd.. Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-21
Brain Game Answers

Joan Fontaine.
2-ta1 is correct.
3-Christy Mathewson.
IA False. Mitscher was
aboard the carrier Bunker
Hill during a similar attack.
(b) True.
5Recently inaugurated as the
second president of Erie.
6-Cornell, Dartmouth, North
western, u. of Illinois, u. Of
North Carolina, and y. Of
Oregon.
Proverbs.
@Automobile, steel, meat
packing, petroleum, bakery
products.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-21
DEAR MARY HAWORTH:
7 AM q years old and have a
i son 4 years old.

I AM 25 years old and have a
i son 4 years old.
My husband. an army officer,
was killed In action almost
three years ago.
Since his death I have made
my home with my parents.
W. have travelled a great
deal and part Of my life has
been spent outside the United
States
~ have met many people but
ave lusi now al the age OF
~. really fallen IN love
Jim. a sergeant IN the army,
Is y and an orphan
| became acquainted with his
sister through Red Cross work
and when jim arrived 90 spend
his 45-day furlough with her,
after three years IN combat, /
met him.
The minute I looked into his
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-21

would II have to have been sent
In by him before his death:
All the document is held
10 be in effect a last viii and
testament, II could not have
the effect Of changing the bene-
ficiary, as such change cannot
be made by such an instru-
ment. But II the document
was an instruction 10 the Vet
erans' Administration to make
-ehaHge=ef= =beHefrisryrthat
government office will have 10
pass upon the question Of
whether or not il is valid and
whether the claim of your
brothers widow is good and
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-21
BETTER HEALTH
BY DR.. Herman Bundesen-

COME tine ago, report from
- Australia was made lndiCat-
ing that when pregnant
woman contacts German
measles. there Is great chance
that her baby Will be born with
a Congental defect A con-
genital defect means a defect
present al hlrth.
In l94l, a group Of 78 babies
with cataracts present az bir'1
was reported 4 cataract IS a
condition affecting the lens NJ
the eye IN which light IS unable
70 pass through the lens. II
was noted that with few eN-
ceptions the mothers Of these
babies had contracted German
measles during the early stages
Of precanCy In 44 Of these
babes a malformed heart was
also present
4 SECOND study was carried
~ ou' IN which there were 81
mothers who gave birth 20
children with congenltal de-
fects Of these an but Two
had had German measles during
the first three months OF preg-
nancy.
Trom these studies II was
.lcluded that II a woman gets
German measles IN the first two
months Of pregnancy. the
chances NJ giving birth 70
baby with SUCH congenital do
fectS is m the neighborhOOd NJ
100 per cent while If she gets
German measles IN the third
month tho chances are only
about ~ per cent Even after
the third month there ls Sull
a possibility that the baby may
be defective
nR BENJAMIN RONES of
~ the District Of Columbia
has also reported four cases in
which Congenltal eve defects &C.
CURED IN babies whose mothers
had German measles early IN
pregnancy. OF course. this does
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-21
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable
GASOLINE

bANOLlNt
A Coupon is--s faiions vslid through
Sept a
R-1 and CO Coupons Ts'lcns each
rs and C-9 Coupons gallons earh
Law requires state name and license
nurnber ~ written on every coupon
Vhen received
Gas for soltiert-i gallon q dsy W -
40 tsys MileaEs ration record fof
specified auto must he presented ~
soldier 70 local board where car s
registered.
FUEL OIL
Periods q =, ., q and s-vslid through
Aus 81, ieaS.
Period 1 l'4S-'4s series -vsid throush
AuE. 81. 1ess
SUGAR
stamp So, Boot vsHd throush
Auf 81
Ration Bora q. Ne. a-VAlid throuah
July 81 for 1 quart whisky.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-21
Connolly Answers

&c. 2-b. 31a. &C. 5@a-
6-(a) was lame from birth,
(b) blows through a shell TO
calm the sea, (c) was queen
of the Amazons I'D got his
strength from the earth. (e)
did not clean out his stables
for 80 years.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-21

not mean that all consenital
defects are due 10 German
measles II merely indicates
that this IS one possible cause.
4 great many more studies VIII
have 70 no made before II can
can definitely term in 4
whether or not German measles
IN the pregnant woman viii al
ways cause these conditions.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
J. Sin oiden times when
ever q swelling occurred a mus
tard plaster vas used 10 draw
~ out Would this treatment
be good for a swollen gland
Answer | know of no evil
denCe that the treatment you
mention would be Of any value
in tho condition YOU mention.
The cause for these SWellings
should he found so that proper
treatment can be suggested.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-21

have. This, scientists think,
tends TO make girls feel inferior
and boys superior, and 10 set up
natural envy and jealousy. The
Fraudians claim girls love their
fathers most, and boys, their
mothers, which sets up an in
born basis for jealousy. Envi-
ronmentalists believe the fact
that we give boys tools and
boys playthings,' and little
girls dolls and girls play
things" IS what later develops
jealousies. There is something
10 both theories.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-21

Any Questions?
THE DET TROIT TIMES
mails personal answers %
questions about the needs
and welfare, rights and priyi-
leges of servicemen and
women. veterans and their
dependents.
Many answers are printed
daily In this column, but ALL
questions will be answered
directly by mail.
Address questions this way;
AT YOUR SERVICE BUREAU,
DETROIT TINES,
TINES SQUARE,
DETROIT II, MICHIGAN.
Surely include your name
and address and a self-ad.
dressed, stamped envelope.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-21
MARY HAWORTH'S Mail

with him. I think could stand
anything but life without him.
He comes from very poor but
honest people and / consider
him a diamond in the rough"
Mother calls all poor people
crude" ! think she is a snob.
Is II possible 10 change man
after marriage?
Every one is against me.
II We went away 10 distant
city would we have better
chance az happiness >
/ love him so much and he
loves me but rather than make
a failure Of marriage Id stop
right now
Jim was released from the
arm two weeks ago. he has a
good position already and he
doesn't see any sense in vast
ing time 10 use his words.
". X.
DEAR y. R:
Sorry. but I can't give YOU
more than one chance in mil
hon 10 stay happily married 10
jim
Yet that silver ~ chance
might hit the jackpot, Who
knows
II I'm is indeed \ diamond
in the rough. attempts 10 curry
hun 10 smart set taste would
get his dander up Proud tough
solf-eSteem, shrewd perception
and indifference 70 dandyism
are peculiar 20 that breed -
which breed BY the way, gives
bone and slneW 10 this nation,
II he doesn't please you the
way he IS, YOU can skip II.
Admit YOU made A mistake
and call II off. but stop trying
10 make 4 fool Of him.
That is about the reaction
you would draw if YOU sought
10 be his tutor and valet after
marriage
However, II you've never
known real satisfaction Of heart
IN the midst Of snooty family
and friends. maybe a drastic
change Of milieu ls what you
need 10 find yourself
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-21
Your
SUCCESS N MARRIAGE

partner
Can YOU Be happy with the partner
of your choice7
What sre the signt that fofsteu ths
success n any niarrAEs7
Two Of Americas Outstanding soci-
siogists spent years searching out ,hit
vital information and nov DT WiEHam
has secured IL for YOU With y you
can score yourself and your partner on
ths important factors OF marriage sue
cess
This hooklet vtli be sent ~ cos, toc
ard q stamped 3ef self-addrsttst ~
vrlope Address Or Wiggsm -art n
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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-21

anti-Bennett journalistic bar
rage also blasted his family.
The slanderers finally drove his
wife and children out of the
country. They moved 10 Europe
and made infrequent visits 70
America. while Bennett contin-
ued his free-swinging style OF
journalism.
uEYWOOD BROUN was a
IL skilled exponent OF the ra-
pier retort. He directed some
Of his devastating arguments
against Huey Long. =. He once
accused Huey of numbering the
truth Long promptly shrieked
for a retraction. Broun replied:
"Huey says that he never muir
dered the truth. That's because
he never gets near enough to
do IL any bodily harm"
DEPORTERS aren't as hard
~ boiled as the legends would
have you believe .. When
President Wilson made his
grueling croSs-country tour lin
an effort TO gain the support OF
Americans for his world peace
planS he was broken in body
but not in spirit ;. Reporters
who accompanied him were
aware that he was sacrificing
his life for his ideals AS
Wilson made his final stirring
plea for world peace. newsmen
listening to his eloquent address
openly Wept.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-21

DEAR ~ r
Sorry. but I can't give YOU
more than one chance in A mil
hon 70 stay happily married 10
In,
Evening star., 1945-07-21

and oloria }. calveii. ~. 1850 Harvard
Daniel P. Lawrence, %, Clifton Terrace
Apts., and Isabelle Papazian, rs, Los
Angeles, Calf
Earl z. johnson. 10, T2g 5oth St ne.
and Lille NJ. Westfeld, 10, 1027 22nd
william 3. Rice. ee. 1880 New Hampshir,
ave NV. and Lavvita M. Shire, %
451S Livingston rd Sc
Kermit Niece. FL, Asheville. N. c.. anc
Betty J. jackson, 2i, st. Paul, Mimi.
James w. Boswell, 81, Ventura Calf, and
Rose NJ Carelli, "a 2 18th st. se
! Allan F. Kamstra, AS. Arlington, and Kay
L. Turner. 80. 1916 10th st. NV
Edward J. Stengel, IS. and Eileen Nc
Namara. "a, both of St. Louis
Jack NJ. Ker,:er. %. Massillon, Ohio, anc
| Hilka ]. Carson, 25. Denver
! Donald E. Gurney, 20. Carrolton, Ohio
1 and Ruth E. Baldwin, go BLOOMINGTON
victor n Jacobs. %, Harlan. Iowa. and
| Wanda r. Franks, Is. 1875 Mintwood
pl. NV.
David Levin, so. and Gertrude osovitz 30
both Of Baltimore.
Edward Mercer. 32. 1857 Swami St NV.
| and Hattie B. Charles, 90, / Pennsyl.
| vania CT. NV,
Gordon L.. Higgins. 81, stratneld. Conn.
| and Kathleen j. Koch. 81, st. Louis, Mo
Donald E. Saville- %, Salt Lake City, snt
Grayee Z. Martin. %, 6S1S 9th st. NV
Bernard e. Cation, 10, zoos Eye st, sc.
and Florence E. Smith. Is, 1929 K st
Johnnie Virgins, 81. and Cleo Slaughter
%, both of AZ Que st. ne.
Walter M. Ballard. 56. 1871 Quincy st
| NV, and Lulu M. Mueller, So, West
chester Apis.
Evening star., 1945-07-21
GaIIinger Plans to X-RaY
All Patients Admitted

Dr. Alvin r. Sweeney, superin-
tendent of Gallinger Hospital, said
yesterday that 50 900 worth of x-ray
equipment had been installed at the
hospital for examining all persons
admitted to determine any signs of
tuberculosis.
He said, however. that 1t would be
necessary TO obtain several tech
nicians before the X-ray work could
start.
The superintendent, who has had
long service with the Public Health
Service and was head of the Marine
Hospital in Cleveland before coming
here, was associated with the Anti
tuberculosis League in Cleveland.
Evening star., 1945-07-21
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF Co
lumbia. Holding Bankruptcy Court3@ln
Bankruptcy No. 4269.-To the creditor:
of Virginia Smith of the City Of Washing
ton. District OF Columbia: Notice Is mere.
by given that the proceedings instituted
under Chapter XIII by the said Virginia
Smith have been dismissed and that the
said Virginia Smith was on July 10, 1870
duly adjudged q bankrupt. and that the
first meeting Of her creditors will be held
at the ONCE of the UNDERSIGNED Referee in
Bankruptcy, $40 Investment Bids. 10Th
and X SITS NV Washington, D. c., on
the 3lst day OF July. 194b, at ten-thirty
o'clock am. at which place and time the
said creditors may attend. prove their
claims, appoint trustee, appoint a COM
mittee Of creditors, examine the bankrupt,
and transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting. FRED
J. EDEN. Referee in Bankruptcy.
Evening star., 1945-07-21
Army Aranges Plans
For Soldiers 10 Vote

The War Department has directed
the distribution of post card appl-
cations TO soldiers throughout the
world entitled to vote in the fall
elections.
Among the elections are those In
the States of New York, Virginia,
New Jersey, Illinois, Ohio, Pennsyl-
vania, Connecticut and Massachu-
sets and in the city Of Detroit.
Acting under the Federal law,
the War Department has directed
Army commanders throughout the
world to take necessary steps in
order to insure that the established
policy with regard to soldiers voting
Is fully discharged.
1t is necessary for the Individual
soldier who wishes to vote to re-
quest a postcard application from
his unit and return the same to his
home State officials. Supplies Of
these application cards are being
made available to companies for
use when requested by the soldiers.
-------------------------
Mexico will have cooperative
buses
Evening star., 1945-07-21

David v Wilson. %, Thompson, Ca. ant
Irene r. Paavola. "a, 1855 3rd st. ne
Edna L. Richardson, i q, 500 L st. ne
Thomas R; Burkiow. .22, Fiemins. Ky.
neeticut ave. NV.
Francis C. Wood. 81. zoos 30th st. ne
and Charlotte L. Baron, %. 2427 Girarc
Alexander W. De cicco. 81. 412 srd st
ne. and Dorothy J. Lewis. Is, III
Carroll ST. sc.
Walter j. Brown. 25. 40 o st. ne, anC
Ethel R. odrick, 27, 119 Thomas st. NV
Carmel Bryan 21, $50 Rhode Islant
Carl e. Ballard. "a. a1e5 O st. NV, ane
Adelaide [. schmidt 81, chestertown
John B. Hudson, 20 Fiintvine. Tenn, ane
Dorothy L. Swsgart, %. - Evarts st
wistar w. jenkins, 5S, Richmond, snc
Ethel NJ. Grigsby. AZ. 412 12thsst. ne
Richatd J; Kane, 27, River ROUGE, Mich:
s9d Lans asa / sf sfa IA ss31 81 ot st.
Patricia J. Howard, 20. 2121 F st. NV
Joseph A. churis, IS, Leechburs. Pa, ant
Dorothy M. Englund, %. Minneapolis
Edward H. oolembieski "A. Pitcairn. Pa.
and Helen B. Finotti, IS, 5525 4th st
Raiph $. Kins, IS. so1s 18th st. nv,
and Mildred R. Gsrtman, 81, S2l
Frank 3. schipeerlins "a. and Lillian @
Beachkofsky. 90, both of Memasha, Wis
Fred c. Faupel, jr., 81, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Evening star., 1945-07-21
LEGAL NOTICES.
VINCENT Z. TooMEY, ATTORNEY,

VINCENT q. TooMEY, Attorney,
DISTRICT letf e6nkT s2'h 81 81; Mn 4AiE UNITED
States fer the District Of Columbia.
lninistration This is to Give Motive: That
has fas Sess oStsined from % nf he % Presse = cour q
the District Of Columbia. Letters Testa-
wssrys nss On a ,s 81 sstsss s sst 81 Gsars' of c
claims assinst The deceased are hereby
yoScer. wsTasd & thefso ssa0 esas s cate %
q {aiy, 40; ls9asj gtasTvi;s the. may y
ssa s Ss ssa9s s AaeGa asen anasr % ny Sand Ssn mi.
Nils III Say E ,ses 9lssIsss
s sve MEkscH Rssisssr sfs of Avis Wis G tof he
District OF Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate
Court. jy1i 14.2l.-
JOSEPH A: EAPFERIY' Attorney.
IN THE DIsTRIcT COURT or THE
United States for the District Of Co.
e. RESehs EHess f. v.ndor.n Re-
yr.. Patricia Anne Vandoren and MARY
Katharine Yandoren No.
ton having been made for authority Co
sell certain real estate belonging TO Lueian
H; VsnGorep. ~ Patricia Anne vandoren.
and Mary Katharine Vandoren, minors, as
described in the Petition of Katharine 8.
Vandoren. Guardian OF said minors: for
the purpose OF maintenance ana eoucA-
ton of said minors, and II appearing
that the summons issued against Lucian
Xandoren, Jr., has been returned by
said minor is not to be found in the Dis
triet Of Columbia, il Is. therefore, by the
aered. adtudged, and desreed that Lusian
and Hos. Btry.. slsth :. A, Group. 4; ?. o.
70. go Pmr. San Francisco. califcfnis.
in on or before the foTtieth (40thl day,
exclusive OF. Sundays and legal holidays.
occurring after the day Of the 1rst pub
lieaticn of this Order: otherwise. this
cause viii be. proceeded with as in the
case Of default: provided that a copy Of
this Order be published in three (3) sue
cessivs Issues OF the Washington Law Re-
porter and in The Evening Star once
week for three successive weeks before
said return day. DANIEL w. O'DONO-
GHUE. Justice. tseal. A true Copy:
Wills for the District Of Columbia. Clerk
OF the Probate Court. iy14.2I.2s
HARRY FRIEDMAN, Attorney,
Evening star., 1945-07-21
y tor correctiot tnuf dav.

WToP. s:00-A new lime Tor This program
Of typical American stories.
WhAl, 8:30-Athur Fielder tonduds the
first radio performance Of Baths Cornish
Rhapsody" Pianist Leo liwin solos.
W0p. io.45-Ihs newly appointed Libra
ian Of Congress explains the job Of running
The worlds Isrqesi library.
Evening star., 1945-07-21
CLEPHANE. LATIMER q HALL. Attorneys,
Investment Building.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia,
mlnistration This Is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber, Of Colorado Springs,
Colorado has obtained from the Probate
Court OF the District OF Columbia Ancii-
larry Letters testamentary on the estate
OF Henry Leonard. late of Ell Paso County,
Colorado, deceased. All persons having
We rned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof, legally authenticated, to
the subscriber, ON or before the 18th day
OF July. AID. 1916: otherwise they may
by law be excluded from all bcnefit OF said
estate Given under my hand this 18th
day of -uly, 1a45. ELLEN wARDER
Mining Exchange Bidg., Colorado Springs.
Colorado tSeal.l, Attest: VICTOR 81
MERSCH, Register OF wills for the District
OF Columbia. Clerk OF the Probate Court.