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Evening star., 1945-01-24
JOHN ]. CARMoDY, Atty.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF IHE
|, United states for the District Of Column
pisEKisSfT 81 NsffoNAL HANk oE VAST
Equity at Nc Nc. S5.754 4.EoRpER Nfsi on
REPORT OF PRIVATE SALE.-This action
came on to be further heard upon the
reports OF Laura Sanner Post and r. G..
Smithy, substitute trustees. and IL appear
ing taerefrom that the trustees have re-
|ceived an offer, accompanied by deposit
81 Eighty-four, Thousand 1884. 900 ool
of brokerage fee Of Two Thousand Five
Hundred Fifty tS2 .55000) Dollars, for the
following described property, that is to say,
premises known as 1908 Adams Mill Road,
Northwest, being assessed as Lot 80. in
Square 254S, in the District of Columbia,
which offer is more than two-thirds Of the
appraised value thereof. and the Court
advantage q the trust estate that Said s5 ses
oRDERED eaa aSpAIS AND IDSEcREED5: that said sale
be- and the same hereby is ratified and
confrmea by the Court unless cause to
| the contrary be shown at 10 AM, on
the 1st day of February, 1915, provided a
copy of this order be published three times
| in The Evening Star before said return
date, and provided further that no interest
or estate in said property shall vest in sal said
| IS finally accepted by the Court, and the
Court: BY fsl DICKINSON LET'S,
CHARLES e. STEWART, Clerk BY BAR
BARA KENDALL Deputy Clerk.
Evening star., 1945-01-24
oUT-oF-rowh REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE by owner: Ga acres high ground
State road. Electricity; guaranteed title;
$500: terms. SLAUSON. MA. 6631. go
YOUR VACATION HOME now and P snug
harbor to retire to. We offer an additional
number of fertile homesites Of from 1 to
acres on the Gulf Coast of Florida, a fsh-
erman's heaven at present prices starting
at 1885 pc, tract. All homesites close to
salt water front and ell have free use OF
community boat dock privileges. Hard
surfaced road and electricity. guaranteed
has been insured by Lawyers Title Co. OF
Richmond, Va Terms as low as S45 down
ana SIP pei month; immediate possession.
full an-year climate. For beautiful Illus
trated free booklet, phone or write A. r.
Madeira. with j.. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
Evening star., 1945-01-24
GARAGES WANTED

TRUCK WANTED, van, panel or stake
body; private party will pay cash. Phone
RA. 6652 or 92S4.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE.

ADAM A. WEsCHLER & son, auctioneers.
Large, attractive sale of household fur
nf aree nsw gsP
band saw. by order executors and admin
istrators of estates. attorneys and from
sI5 "ES St NV, Friday COMMENCING aeis' 2 .
am, groups for every room, good grade
maple chests of drawers, dressers. chairs;
sofa beds. spiral spring HOLLYWOOD beds,
practically new inner.sprine and felt mat
tresses, personal effects. etc. ja24,25
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, auctioneers,
unimproved lots fronting about As feet on
l4th ST., between and L sts. NV. wash
trust recorded in Liber No. $3.50, at Folio
pistEiet q columbia, @ and 'Ss at the reapest et @
signed trustee will sell at public auction
lst day Of F bruary; l945. at 3 O'Clock
numbered 517. in the City City Of Of Y Washine fdne
ton. District Of Columbia, containing ap-
proximately 8.624 square feet of land.
to be paid in cash, balance represented by
negotiable promissory notes of the pur-
ShaseT asers payable In IN equal % amounts in ] and
centum per annum, payable quarterly, or
IN years after date with interest as
Deposit Of sso6o eRar cash ay
certlhed check on local bank or trust
company required at time of sale EX-
animation of title, conveyancing, record
ing revenue stamps, etc, at cost of pur-
chaser. Terms to be complied with within
80 days from day of sale or the deposit
depos hs aee or t6s 4ah 20
reseN the property at the risk and cost
Of defaultins purchaser upon the foregoing
resale in some newspaper published in
WsfhGs5oP TRsf c6mSANAAM p
uip
A. H; Shillington, assistant secretary
ADAM A. WESCHLER q son, auctioneers.
Rfetirlng sale OF restaurant. bakery. con-
fountains, Crescent dishwasher, modern
saesS saes5e s. trap ice cream cabinet, scales.
dressograph, safe-cabiiet and and IRON reSi safes. a
pedestal ,osciliatins and exhaust fans.
canned ood and suDpes ste By aacSn
SsSsqssy sfs January 90 is4s sonmsneins IN nH
eases mirrored Back bars counters. S coupteT lDte
stools. National cash registers: computing,
e99untes s9tlits and platform scales; coffee urns,
and accessories. Coca Cola dispensers, re-
,riseratin. compressors, Remington two
ton to =; refrigerating plant. PittSburg auto
refriserators; tables. chairs, Crescent eiec-
tIlC u!SlWasner, vulcan gas ranges. cher
and steam tables, steel sinks. ventilating 2
and exhaust fans, water coolers, Toast
master toasters, ice cream cabinet, electric
met. coffee mills portable Reel bake ovens.
Dutchess roll cutter. Day mixer. baker S
moulds candy furnace. copper kettles,
candy slabs, kiss machine. hydraulic lift
JACK and platforms, cooking utensils. used
ana new CHINA, glass, platedware. paper
bags. cardboard boxes. pie plates. high
grade canned fruits, vegetables. juices.
chocolate, milk, preserves, Coca Cola and
and iron safes, two Burroughs electric
bookkeeping machines. typewriter. address,
ograph. kardex files. desks. chairs. Inter
required; Terms: Cash CORNWFJLS,
INC retiring from business. ja24, 4,25,26,27
Evening star., 1945-01-24
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAND.

BEAUTIFUL kENWOOD HOME; also beau
tiful Bethesda home. Call MRS. SMITH.
WI. 1917, WI 4176.
SEMIBuNGALOW, in Northwest Hyatts-
vile; tiled bath, shower. INV h, oil burner
hwd. floor elec. refrg., full basement, built
IN garage, large lot, landscaped Anchor
fenced: $4,000; terms. Erwin Realty
CO. Call Hyattsville 1884: ewes, WA 1881
Z BEDROOMS, 2 baths, breakfast room,
fully equipped kitchen, bedroom and bath
on 1st floor, completely finished attic.
knotty pine recreation room with tile
floor, gas heat, built-in garage. A CON-
plete home on 10000 it. of ground Join
lr:g Sligo Park. Can be inspected daily
sfter 3 pm. by calling A. j. KESSINGER,
SHIE4544, or call a. office. S644 Colesviile
rds-n Silver Spring. Nd
NEAR R0CKYHLE-New bung., 3 rooms,
bath 1st f.; 2nd a. finished; porches: Y
a,saS2,9a H, F. B1EBER, SH. 6565;
PREWAR VALUE in a charming Early
American brick residence, in an acre, set
tingoend outstanding location. Delightful
1sM Hoor contains living room, library,
dining room lavatory, kitchen. pantry.
breakfast room. yesr-around living room
ACCESS rear overlooking garden; 2nd floor,
Bedrooms, 3 baths. Excellent servants
rooms and bath over the 2-car attached
GARAGE immediate possession. For ap3 =
or rttH 1922 weekdays. FRANCES POWELL
LOVELY SPACIOUS HOME in good chevy
Chase neighborhood: baths; S13,500
Cail, MRS. SMITH WI. 1917. WI. 4176.
sgBeRBAk REkT-MARYLAkD.
Evening star., 1945-01-24

Complete new 32-page booklet,
How 10 use the new "weak' two bid,
the new forcing bid of two clubs, the
new no-trump bids and responses. This
booklet will be. sent postpaid on re-
coin Address the Four Aces in care
OF The Evening Star, p. O.. Box 20,
Station W, New York "a, N. Y.
tReleased by the Associated Neyspaners }
Evening star., 1945-01-24
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

GARAGE, single, wanted in vicinity of Istl
and L Northwest. Call NELSON, Executiv
Bill, Ext. I045.
Evening star., 1945-01-24
Winning Contract

w Hl1IIII9 SOIINi0&A
BY HOWARD sCHENKEN and
RICHARD L. FREY.
Both sides vulnerable,
East dealer.
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2QJ92
oAJT2
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vs7 n. 0AK1os4
oQ1084 W. e. 1858
41o832 .. ATS
Ao1oss52
053
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*AKQ
The bidding:
East South West North
Pass IA Pass 2NT
Pass a. All pass
This hand, adapted from one pub
lished in recent issue of Bridge
World magazine, illustrates the
value of deceptive play and the
necessity of recognizing, without
hesitation, a case in which decep-
ton is essential
West opened the heart eight. East
took his ace and king and led third
round. South ruffed with the eight
and West promptly overruffed-with
the kingl Naturally, declarer as
sumed that East had the spade jack.
When he won the diamond return
with dummy's jack he cashed the
spade ace and led low one. And.
when East followed the second lead
with the seven spot, declarer conf
dently-but unsuccessfully-finessed
the nine. Vests jack won the set
ting trick.
West ruffed the third heart with
the king because he knew the bid
ding had marked him with that
card. Of East had held the spade
king in addition to five-card heart
suit headed by ace. king, ten, he
would certainly have opened the
bidding) Hence. West realized that
if he overruffed with the jack, de-
clarer would be forced to make the
winning playa finesse through
Vests king. With the jack an un-
known quantity, West felt that his
one hope lay in inducing declarer
to play East for that card.
| X
Yesterday you held:
| . AAQJ los
VA975
D43
4 A 10
Neither side vulnerable.
The bidding
You West North East
IA Pass % Pass
I23 Pass 80 Pass
90
| Answer-Bid three spades. Your
strong spade suit is well worth a
rebid, whereas three no-trump,
while perfectly sound, is an under
bid.
| Score 100 per cent for three
spades. 10 per cent for three no
trump.
Today you hold the same hand.
Bidding proceeded:
Evening star., 1945-01-24
SUBURBAN REkT-ylRG,NIA.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

ROOM COTTAGE. furnished, S47 so;
r unfurnished, S32 so mo-; IL mi from
Washington. Call Falls Church S29-W-2
Evening star., 1945-01-24
suBgRBAN REkT-MARYLAkp.
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGIkiA.

BUNGALOW, 3 rooms, kitchen and bath
completely furnished. Apply AVALON
MARWT. Shady Side, Md. 26"
Evening star., 1945-01-24
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED

INVESTIGATE Sterrett truck lease. Pht
MR.. HART. NO. 331l.
Evening star., 1945-01-24
LEcAL NorIces fcont., !,

RALPH a. RlCAETTS, Attorney.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITEE
holding Probate Court.-No. 84,350, Ad-
ministration. This is to give notice:
That the. subscriber, Of the District of Co
lumoia has obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District Of Columbia. letters
Of administration on the estate Of Sallie
M. Gates, late Of the District of Columbia,
against the deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated. TO the SUBJ
uary, AID. 1916; otherwise they may by
law be excluded from all benefit of said
estate. Given under my hand this 18th
ETTS, WASHINGTON Loan and Trust Build
ing. WASHINGTON, D. c. tSeal) Attest:
THOMAS C. SCALLEY, Deputy Register
Evening star., 1945-01-24

COLORED Il have several apartment
buildings of 6, 8, II and 2t units, that
can be purchased al low as 51a times the
annual income. For further information
call Mr. Bello at d. 1894
Attention, apartment owners. have a
large list of clients who are on the mar
ket to buy apartment buildings of 20
units and up. l will appreciate your CO.
operation in helping to satisfy these
clients by listing your porperty with F. M
BELLO REALTY CO. DI. 1894.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED
THIS OFFICE has .investor-clients to pur-
chase your apt. house, store or other
rented property. List it with us today.
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON Realtor, Invest
ment Bldg. RE 1881
Evening star., 1945-01-24

REAL ESTATE sALf or EXCHANGE.
DO-ACRE MONTGOMERY co. FARM, fully
equipped. Will trade for D. C. first COM
mercial bldg. in NV. section, south Of
st. Phone Ma. 3677.
Evening star., 1945-01-24

What do you bid? Answer tomor-
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-02

The Christmas sale of the Mn
istering Circle is scheduled to take
place Friday, December 7, at IL
an. in the American Legion
home, Third and Dock streets.
Besides fancy articles OF all de-
scription, there will be chlldrens
toys, and a table laden with
candy, cakes and desserts. Also
there will be on sale a number
of choice camellia plants from Or
ton Plantation.
Every year at this time the Min
isterine Circle publicizes its work
to recall to many friends and
patrons the scope Of its activities
and to acquaint those not familiar
with the work of this organization.
In November, 1888 a small group
of ladies founded the Ministerng
Circle to carry on charitable work
in the city of Wilmington. Splendid
results have been accomplished
during the years which have fol.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-02
Langley-CherrY
Vows. Announced

In a private ceremony o. snrtp,v
beauty and dignity on oatuIoay
evening. November "a, at . o cio.a s
in the Fifth Avenue Methodls'
church here, Mrs. lula HenoerSo u,
cherry and Coy Mitchell Langley
were united in matrlmony' ale
vows being spoken before the ne''
John R. Edwards, the pastor.
The altar Of the church was lo!e .
" with baskets Of handsome WhieG
chrysanthemums. The nup'1a'
music was rendered by MRS. -
i' Fowler. who softly played An
Sweet Mystery Of Life curing s eiI
ceremony and the traditional weu
ding marches. The wedding was was
witnessed only by the families OF
the two.
Mrs Mitchell was attired in an
AQUA wool suit with black acces.
.nr;es She wore a Kolinsky. 1ur
reckniece and corsage OF orloe 5
roses and swanson'a.
She is the daughter OF Mr.. ana
MRS. c. N. Henderson OF Mayes-
vile, and prior to her marriage
held a position at the Goldcra1'
studio in Wilmington.
The bridegroom is the son OF
Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Langley Oh
Greensboro, and holds position
with the Southern Bell Telephone
company in Wilmington.
Immediately after the ceremony
the couple left for a short trip
after which they will be at home
in Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-02
Ministerinq Circle Plans Christmas
Sale Friday AT The Legion Home

lowed. At present the main OBJ
jectives of the society are the sup
port of two district nurses. and
maintenance Of a room at the
James Walker Memorial hospital.
The monthly reports of the district
nurses, who minister to the needs
Of those who would otherwise go
unattended, or left to the care OF
inexperienced relatives or friends,
is a stimulus to the members OF
the circle, and makes them ever
mindful of such needs.
In order to achieve desired
aims. the circle from time to time.
must give some form of entertain
ment, for which reason the event
herewith announced h a S been
planned.
in the world, Is found in Cuba,
which boasts also the world S
smallest bird.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-02
Business Women's
Club To M e e t On
Friday Evening

The regular meeting of the WI,
mington Business and Professional
Women's Club, Inc. will be held
Friday Friday night, December 7. at s
o'clock, at the Friendly dining
room, with Mrs. Louise B. Polvogt'
President, presiding.
Virginia Ward, International Re-
1ations chairman, will have charge
of the program, and will have as
her topic ''Take Peace" Miss Ward
has special Christmas music
planned for this program: A rep
resentatiye Of the New Hanover
County Board Ct Health will speak
in behalf of the New Hanover Tu'
berculosis Association to promote
the sale of Christmas seals.
All members are urged to attene
and to bring a guest.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-02
Emmanuel Circles
Will Hold Meetings

The circles of Emmanuel Presby-
terrain church will meet as follows:
miss Mildred Horne. chairman
with the chairman, 1880 Summer
Hill, Tuesday at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. John Wolff, chairman,
with Mrs. Ed Rackley, Market
Street road, Tuesday afternoon at
3 o'clock.
3-Mrs. Gibson Register, chair
man, with Mrs. S. o. Yopp, 206
Castle street, Monday at o'clock.
Mrs. John Lewis, chairman,
with Mrs. G. W. Powell, 11S S.
Harrison street, Sunset Park, Tues
day evening at 8 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-20
BriIIiont Corneo Graft Performed

New York, Sept. 20 - (UP) = An eieht-month-cld baby, blind since birth, may soon get it's first look at this world through the eyes ot a 5s- year-old woman.
 . The baby underwent an operation at Presbyterian Medical Center yes- terday after doctors had rushed the eyes of Eve Tobey, Stamford, conn, public stenographer, here.
 Miss Tobey willed her eyes to sci- eYice several months ago because she had a nephew. George Mcdonald of Chicago, who was a victim of an eye affliction.
 Miss Tobey died yesterday. Her physician, pr. Newel Giles, removed both her eyes. At Presbyterian hos pilta pr. Raymond c. Astroviejo. who first introduced corneal trans plants to the medical world, oper- ated on the infant.
 Another operation was made on the eye of a man who has been blind in one eye. The names of the il- fant and the man were not disclos- ed. However. pr. Giles, who witness ed the operations, said that they both appeared to be successful.
 Miss Tobey had written pr. Giles that although she knew a corneal transplant would not help her nephew she wanted her eyes to be used to help others regain their sight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-20
CIO, Federal Leaders Speed Auto Strike Settlement
Negotiations In Effect In Detroit
 Thousands of
 Workers Still
 IdIed by Dispute

Detroit, Sept. 20 - (UP) = Federal labor experts launched peace efforts in Detroit's critical labor situa- tion today and found the CIO United Auto Workers already speeding settlement of at least three automobile indus try strikes.
 Four labor department conciliators from the Cleve- land office arrived this morn ing and called a meeting with union and management representatives in the Woo jail industries strike, which has held up car body parts.
 Numerous Meetings
 As the federal agency entered the reconversion disputes, the JAW was involved in efforts to settle the Kelsey Hayes Wheel company strike which has stopped production at the Ford Motor company. Other JAW officials were meeting with management representative of the Murray Corp. of America and the L. A. Young Spring and Wire O., where strikes have tied up cushions and seats for 1946 cars.
 More than 5000 workers are out at the Murray Corp, and another $50 are idle at L. A. Young. Mean time, Murray officials issued a pub- lie statement charging "irrespon- sible union leaders" with stalling the national economic machine" ]" The statement said union leader- ship was heading the nation straight for another depression"
 The JAW also was racing the governments conciliation service to restore production at Kelsey Hayes, aechief supplieR Of Ford Ford has stopped production on 1946 models at ii plants because of the dispute.
 FraIlkensteen
 The JAW campaign for ending the walkeout was led by Richard T. Frankensteen, JAW vice presi- dent and candidate for mayor of Detroit in an election six weeks
 (Continued on Page 9
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-20
B-29 Airm1en Resting After 3O-Hour Flight

Washington, Sept. 20 - (UP) - Thirty-six weary Army airmen took time out for well-earned rest to- day after e gruelling 6,645-lnile one stop flight from Japan to Washing ton in three Superfortresses..
 The big four-engined bonbers landed here shortly before 10 o'clock last night, marking an elapsed time of just under 30 hours for circling quarter of the way around the globe,
 E1Uaawinds
 The flight started out to be a non- stop affair. But strong headwinds over Alaska and Canada caused heavy fuel consumption and the planes were forced to stop in Chic cago to take on more gasoline and oil.
 The crew members will meet with reporters at a War Department press conference this morning and then will leave to visit their homes.
 Gen. Henry H. Arnold, Army Air Force Chief. a large delegation of offlcials and the 30 piece Army Air Force band were at the National Airport to greet the fiiers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-20
Dog Plosnlo, Nr .Ss,.r'e.ar.eri .l~-S.' ..s Z ,.l,-s- .Nourish n1ent
 Rescues Pup

Chicago, Sept. 20-(UP)-A lost dog was travelling home to Yuba City, Calf. today, nursed back to health with dog blood plasma and spoon feeding after being trapped without food for more than two months in an abandoned icehouse.
 Dodie, eight-year-old, female fox terrier, "came closer to starvation than any dog I ever saw," Dr. w. A.. Young, director of the anti-cruelty Society said.
 Dr. Young supervised the care of Dodie, found 68 days after she es- capped June IS from 8 railway eX- press crate en route from Newport, R. l., to Los Angeles.
 Lost Hope
 When Bodies owners, Sgt. and Mrs. John H. Ramsden of Tuba City. leayned of Dodie's disappearance, they gave her up as lost.
 Dodie had fallen into an 11-foot pit. She was trapped there with no water except rain seepage and no food until August 26. John zserdun, who lives nearby heard faint moan in the quiet building, and rescued the animal.
 When Zserdun found Dodie, she lay in the pit so weak from hunger she could barely wag her tail.
 The dog was turned over to Dr. Young, who gave her canine blood transfusions and spoon fed her to what he termed a miraculous" re- covery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-20
LucureIIi Trial May Be Delayed
Rx ANN ZEMAITIs

Failure of Superior Court to name an assistant defense attorney for Nicholas Lucarelli, who was indicted yesterday on first degree murder charge, has led to speculation as to whether the jury trial will material ize Oct. g, as scheduled.
 Public Defender Edward T. Car mody, who stepped into the case when Lucarelli failed to secure pri- vate counsel, said today that no ac- tion has been planned as yet for re- questing appointment of an assis- tant defense attorney.
 Zukauskas Case
 When Francis zukauskas, who is now appealing from a death penal- ty, was indicted last Nov. 22, the public defender immediately asked for appointment of an assistant counsel and the motion was granted without delay.
 Appointment of a second defense attorney Is required in a first de- gree murder trial of an accused who does not have private counsel.
 Court observers recalled today that in recent years two local &C., cused who were charged with mur- der were allowed to plead to lesser charges. Xavier Yeshinskas, accused of matricide and indicted for first degree murder, made plea of guil- ty to a second degree murder charge in the spring of 1943. Michele Dad- dona, indicted for second degree murder in 8 stabbing case, was al-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-20
Retirement or Fonco
 Confirmed

San Sebastian, Spain, Sept. 20. (UP Generalissimo Francisco Franco has confirmed for the first time that he plans to retire to make way for a change of government, butintends that he alone will de- eide when and how the change will be made.
 Franco significantly made the disclosure yesterday in responding to 8 toast at 8 gathering of 260 many of whom had studied, cam paigned in Morocco and fought in the Civil War with him.
 Revolution
 Gen. Juan Vague, commander of the Sixth Region, had just assured Franco that he could count on the loyalty of the entire Spanish Army when the revolution which is necessary is effected
 Franco rose and replied:
 'Evolution. yes, even if 1t were only to let me rest. I want this evolution to be a quick one, but 1t is going to be myself who will say when and how 1t will be effected"
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