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Evening star., 1945-12-12

has just received limited supply OF
fluorescent Christmas tree light sets.
This is indeed something new and
different for your tree! There are
seven vari-colored lights on each
string, with new long life, cool-burn-
ing construction. The cord has a tap
on each end for connecting any
number of strings together so that
the number of lights may vary with
the size of your tree.
NOW THAT HOLIDAY CLEAN
ING is almost upon us. we'd like to
suggest finishing touch to d spar
king home. After you wash your
woodwork, wax your floors and hang
your clean curtains and draperies
open bottle of air freshener that's
very new on the market. The method
Of using this is similar to others on
the market; just lift the cap with q
wishbone-wick attached and the
fumes from the fluid will penetrate
the room, removing all unpleasant
odors. It's perfect for doing away
with the oily" smell that usually
| comes after good session of house
cleaning, and although the scent il
clean and fresh, it is not heavy and
will not give your rooms q per.
fumed" atmosphere.
| HERE'S A NOVEL GIFT for q
phonograph record collector. Twt
10-inch records of excerpts from
speeches that were made by Roose.
velt and Churchill as recorded by
Station WOR. They are inclosed ir
a decorated album for safekeeping
In future years this Voices of Vic.
tory" album should really be prizec
possession.
THE DEMAND FOR HOSIERY
around Christmas is so great that
supplies diminish rapidly-even II
Evening star., 1945-12-12
BOTTLE BATTLE.

From Mrs. C. A. H., Berpyn, Nd
Mrs. M. j. r.: Give baby his bot
tie Tor his nap and bedtime. have
done this for my two children and
have never had any thumb-suckinp
nor fussing because it was time for
bed. They both decided when they
were about 21a years to trade their
bottle for story at bedtime. Then,
too, they drank a pint of milk more
than they would have otherwise
Since these bottles come after their
meals, it does not lessen their ap-
petites for other foods. AS the
child got bigger I cut a bigger hole
IN the nipple so there wasn't much
sucking: Both children have
straight, perfect rows of teeth and
are solid, healthy children who still
are contented to 60 to bed.
Evening star., 1945-12-12
VERSES WANTED?

lfrom Mrs. r. M. P, Arlington.)
I know the tune and some of the
words to this little song, but can't
remember how it all goes and would
love to have it. ~
"A little boy went walking one
lovely summer day. He saw a little
rabbit that quickly ran away"
etc
Evening star., 1945-12-12

THE DEMAND FOR HOSIERY
around Christmas is so great that
supplies diminish rapidly-eYen II
Evening star., 1945-12-12

tConthssd . Nsxs RaSSsi
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-29

Cungking. Aug. 29-tAP)-Lt.
Gen. Jonathan NJ. Wainwright, in
excellent spirits after his trip here
from Manchuria, looked forward
eagerly today to seeing Al the lnal
surrender ceremonies in Tokyo some
ceptcd with pompous arrogance the
OF the Japanese commanders who &C
capituIation OF his heroic American
band at C~orrcgidor.
In particular, he hoped to see at
the scene Of Japan's complete NUM-
i|liation uc-timc commander IN chlel
Of Japanese forces in the Philippines
- General Masaharu Homma.
Homma was a ruthless victor ana
an arrogant one.
General Wainwright told me that
he hoped Japanese General Homma'
to whom he surrendered at CorfeS'-
dor, is present when the japanese
sign the SUR der" SAID SoINnci
James Rasmussen, pilot Of the nlaAe
Which brought Wainwright. to CHUNG
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
CityCIub TO Hear
Southern Au+horess

held Feb. 16 at 7.30 p. m. Mrs.
Remley B. Weeks, the chairman,
has announced that there will be
games, contests, prizes and re-
freshments.
The City Club Red Cross
Surgical Dressing Unit Tuesday
will honor the 30 unit members
who have won a stripe for SER
vice this year at a tea. Mrs.
w, o. Houstan will be the chair
man.
The following will be awarded
Chevrons.
HEsDAMES
n NJ EVinR V A. FutCh
Dom Calvin NJ l. Ter Bush
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

lean THOMAS, the "Traip-
- sin Woman" from Kentucky
on Tuesday evening will tell
members of the Women's City
Club about the habits and folk
music of her mountain people.
Mss Thomas Is the author of
many books and is noted for
her Folk Song Festival, which
annually attracts $4,000 persons
from all over America. Mrs.
Albert M. Mackey is the chair
man of the lecture series.
The clubs only adult swim
ming party Of the season will be
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
No. al Mons Assemble

NORTHWEST UNIT al Of
Mons Of America will meet
Tuesday al noon in the Rouge
Service Club. The business
meeting will commence at /
n m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Crippled Children
Group Meets Monday

JUNIOR AUXILIARY Of the
Michigan League for Crippled
Children Will mold IT'S regular
meeting at 5 p. m Monday. at
the residence of Modieske
Bounder IN Ivanhoe avenue.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
{ EpiIeptic Society
Sponsors Meet

MICHIGAN SOCIETY FOR
EPILEPTIC CHILDREN Will
meet Friday al 2 p m. al the
Hotel Statler. Mrs John Siefert
Will preside and Mrs. J. Frank
Grille. founder Of the society.
viii present the program
DR. David d. Henry eNecu-
tive vice president Of Wayne
University. VIII speak on De
velopment n Training for
Health ScrNICe. ~
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Circle TO Gather,
Sew for Nuns

DETROIT WINDSOR CIR.
Gle of Loretto Alumnae VIII
meet Saturday at 2 p. m at
Mrs. John 7. Tlmpy's house IN
Warrington drive.
After the meeting the man,
berS will sew for the nuns and
tea will he served.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
3 3 Packed Houses
Greet +-ConventPIaY

Council activities will include
social affairs and projects tor
charity.
The organization viii make
its debut at a big dance some
time in March. Committees
are working al a terrific pace
10 arrange for name band and
all the trimmings
Sororities 10 be included are:
Theta Phi, Theta Sigma Nu,
Theta Kappa Rho and Tau
Delta
The following fraternities will
be represented Theta Kappa,
J Club. Lambda Sigma of Crosse
Pointe and lota Alpha Tau.
NEW members in JayMar
y are.
MISSES
Sa-.Y HAn-n &arr Am Maaer
Marcia CuEHCE haLrren Carmen
Be''y Krttz Eagnars Kre'z
Martha Hove
The girls were initiated in the
home OF Miss Narge Howe. and
a formal initiation was given in
the Canterbury House
4 GLIMPSE Of spring was
n had Saturday night al the
Valentine dance given by Meta
Data Phi Sorority in Ionic
Temple
The girls wore their pretueSt
formal dresses. Among the
lOVelies were.
MISSES
Betty Pompret Mary Lou Trudssu
Gwen Gl.bur Mac kernrdr
Virginia Luerk AUDREY De FnrEe
Audrey Hlli Nina Draper
Shirley Helm Pauline Thompson
Feb. Il is the date Of the Tau
Kappa Beta games party which
will be held in the home Of Miss
Betty Jane Landot
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

THE senior thespians at
l. Crosse Pointe's Sacre d
Heart convent had three packed
houses this weekend when they
presented, Murder in the
Nunnery -
The first performance vas
Friday evening and the others
Saturday afternoon and eve
ming.
The mystery was under the
direction Of Miss Sally Spencer
Some Of the leading players
were
TIE MISSES
virgins Fensy Beverly sa.lman
AAncI Inli Eileen Hirssy
sue Carey caro-. Chap1t
Shirley Hewitt
Also in the cast were.
The NSsEs
Kay Davis AutlA Newhan
suzanne FiEfim7nS harnsrs AcEsruau
ef-aftz- .fe=ta++tE Aaa+enn- F-szsFaa=
Am Hsggtfy Mary Jo yates
4 COMBINED sorority and
n fraternity council is in the
making. Plans were formulated
at recent meeting in the home
Of Richard IngliS, president of
Iota Alpha Tau fraternity.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

Feb. Il is the ia date Of the Tau
Kappa Beta games party which
will be held in the home of Miss
Betty Jane Landot
Evening star., 1945-03-09
Natures Children
we Wante,
RED OVEN BIRD
(FurndriuS rutus).
Ry LILLIAN cox ATHFY

Argentina's national bird is called
the hornero, meaning baker, be-
cause it constructs large mud nest
resembling an oven. The red-oven
bird is a great favorite with the
Epeople of Argentina.
1t is a stout little bird with sturdy
legs, strong beak and plumage of
chestnut brown which is lighter
shade on the undersurface.
Horneros mate for life and are
famous for their devotion to each
lother. Their mud nest may be a
foot across and is usually placed
near human dwelling. 1t may be
on a roof, cornice or limb of a tree
The entrance always faces the
dwelling or roadside. The materials
used are expertly mixed together
The horSehair and fibruous rootlets
prevent the mud from cracking
The oven may weigh as much as
nine pounds and remain in good
condition for years.
The front entrance leads to a
second floor, where the smaller
chamber is lined with soft grasses on
which the five pear-shaped white
leggs are laid.
A mans hand may reach into the
Ivestibule, but it cannot twist or
turn so as to reach the precious eggs.
The cowbird is the foe which vic
timizes the oven bird by leaving her
large egg in the nest.
The mates take turns brooding the
eggs. When the returning bird is
near home, it sings a joyous song
which is Immediately answered by
Evening star., 1945-03-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1910 super 4-dr. sedan, r. and h.
W Vsd '0ho oR Aqs MroR aaS co sbii Coles
vile I'd sH. 4400. 5 to 3 only.
BUICK 1898 .4-dr., r. and h.: very serv-
Sed ssRe Loah on tTass ohs aRa E51 dss eGee n
BUICK 1898 Roadmaster black four door
ssssn ffsaS ss ssstsr as f1Sssns sa 'snait0n as
CADILLAC ,4-door sedan: this car is
equipped with very nice mellow-toned
w,ite-wali tires and is In IN very GOOD CON- CON-
dition throughout; the OPA ceiling price is
ST .637;. we will sell this car for several
hu1drsd I'd G;s,. dollars liar under that price II its
home Of rev value cars, 18th and Pa. Pa
PPen De X ans aas
good tires: S195. ROPER MOTOR CO.,
cHRysIER a 81 Il aYs 1888 es airow four-door SEDAN aS
1881 Esa Af. Mr. gsly HHyEe esoo 'ifes' $3.50. North
CHRYSLER. 1941 windsor 4-door sedan:
tasde FnSe AND snd nsnse hsase WI WI s aas4 small
CHRYsLLEER 1873 IS, d.-dr s; sed., r. and h.;
sd gfsa e % nj %srsa Mo f6a serHs Bi, dssss a1ssv m
DE s0TO 1910 conv. @ & G.. i. % and h.: thi.
sed shF s fssSy fG tr,Ss MS eba terms dealers m
I'd. SH. 440O. Open to s.
DODGE 1889 4-dr. sedan, Al condition;
for % trade IN of light panel truck. Box
FORD 1871 taxicab. without PUG licence;
Nsood tires; res perfect condition. TR. 014e
FORD 1889 de luxe Tudor; heater; excel.
lent shape: Trade and terms. Dealers in.
I'd. SH. 4400. Open to only
FORD 1885 coupe; new battery, genera.
tor and distributor; good tires; looks ant
or after 9 p-m. 1915 NJ st. NV. cart
.
condition. S625. ROPER MOTOR CO.,
l7SO =. = ye. ne. 10s
Evening star., 1945-03-09
7 axe My Word for 1t
ny II Mann COLbf 4.
CTS Want to Know,

1t is encouraging to note a quick
enlng interest in word usage and
pronunciation among our service
men, large numbers of whom write
TO this modest department from al
most every corner of the earth,
They are seeking self improvement
as they fight our war!
How do you like this comment
from a soldier in the Philippines?
III you have pamphlet on speech
improvement, my buddies and 1
would appreciate copy. You know
we Gls make brave show by talk
ing tough, like Shakespeare's soldier.
Full of strange oaths and bearded
like the pard.' OF course. we are
tough physically-but that's about
all. Several men in my outfit would
IKE to organize a debating team.
We think it will help us to offset
the degenerating effect of tough
military lingo on our speech. Wen
be grateful for your suggestions.
Many sailor has written to this
effect: have much idle time. espe-
cially when my ship is at sea. I'd
like to improve my knowledge of
English before I'm mustered out. I
think it would help me to get bet
ter job than the one I held in
civilian life.
Also, it comes to me from reliable
sources that servicemen by the hun
dreds OF thousands, many of them
while actually in the front lines, are
studying correspondence courses pre-
pared for them by the Government.
| Rsleased by the Bell Syndicate, Incl
Evening star., 1945-03-09
LOTS FOR SALE.

oAKCREsT and AURORA HLLs-we are
offering some OF the most beautiful wooded
lots in this section at prewar prices. You
tion Of yoar future home 81 Suyins oa your
& LEE PReE sds msd AfnEon namDsI sdse
NEARBY XA.LBuilders. attention. Lee
EeseT xateT eg iess 5sns ssne aps or homes
OWNER sUBDIVIDING his acreage near
DISTRICT line, Sc, in MARYLAND, in lots suit
lots, 5ox10o; now offered at $500 each
This offer Affords opportunity for choice OF
sites SITES at lowest figure contemplated by
ARLINGTON FOREST. Va, Arlington Co
sAM1Eh g sPRuGh * Sifss NA ase aso5
81 LOTS remaining in a subdivision OF
s9e houses ps sold and 9ccupied utilities
SAAMUET s, sPRG1ceE. IA. aeo5.' eAn M
bsss bssafa sn Np osE seSeps aa2nes ag
offered for sale before, soft. frontage OF
more: price. $3.50 and up. SHAPIRO
M" IMS" owners ll06 Vermont ave- NV
SILVER spRING-commercial and indus
ana anal aS 81 SITES IT, A. and HSNAHER sS ss 2a
APT. HOUSE siffEMWe have f, for W sale ap-
the Nj. Alto Hospital area. zoned for apts.
price. kS50,000 For further information
call CSAHAM-HALL. realtors, WI $3.50;
evenings and Sunday. Mr.. Schafer, WI.
$50. CHEVY CHASE VIEW. half block
Conn ave- 00x1 85; all utilities. MUIR
DOCK. Kensington 553
INDUSTRIAL SITE-About / acre, located
on railroad, in nearby Rockville, Md; price;
S5c So. fl. For further information. call
Mr. Kohner. with REALTY ASSOCIATES.
INC. 1922 18th St NV. Phone Ex. l522.
GEORGETOWN RD., within walking dis
tance Of the Naval Hospital and National
Institute of Health--100-ft. frontage. l2c
to / &c per square foot.
Jones Bridge rd.. 1 block from Rock
Greek Park; in 12-acre tracts. or more; log
per square foot. E. M. FRY. INC, 7240
Wisconsin ave-. Bethesda. Nd. Wisconsin
6T40
Evening star., 1945-03-09
FARMS FOR SALE.

modern home; 800 acres, 50 an3cht sts9chionss
Sose SsS s5res ss
stanchions, modern home; 116 acres, sc
sanshiGns ssams are priced aSuSsi $1,000 00u
9rs Toesvf Rap 1s Box joHs svef spPnF
MODERN DAIRY FARM. good Iand: r,s,: ex-
WILL SACRIFICE this Colonial 14-room
frame house with u acres of rich garder
land overlooking beautiful concrete high
mi from Ft Meade 10Th This h0nsf
the entire house surrounded by large
lawn and beautiful shrubbery. watered bs
toultry houses with concrete floor housing
$500 chickens, brooder, houses, bank
barn and double sarage; plenty Of fruit;
meef, nnfD balance easy: ALVIN EPLiNa, 5s6s
Baltimore ave. Hyattsville, Md, WA
trfhoxlaarfLy t2a dsS saa SEsnlns % ACRES.
niles tESm 2 szsr spEng sbspberG Sds59 ss
MsEA9iH9ou sRfcK House sEAH built fo IN s q
Sandy Spring, Montgomery Co.. Nd. This
is magnificent small estate OF 30 acres
IS completely modern, containing large
reception hall. Gy. rm. with fireplace
library with fireplace and o opening onto On,
taproom with hand-hewn beam ceiling ane
tremendous fireplace. powder room ultra.
elesc kthen e hon on ans nooo otS
farm bIdss: RcBERT IN I; McKEEvER co,
must Be sold withn hhia The sma nezt % e dass M
6s a.. new firm. brick bungalow, barn
sood weis mIISe of aas Water Seo mi from Fair
fax Courthouse on, Route 80 in Loudoun
County; 212 a in timber the rest in good
sedr snd eaass and rae EASY IN
For Inspection call Mr.. Benton. CHI. 1910;
after 7 pm. Glebe s75a. LYON. IN NC,
EQUIPPED CATTLE FARM-This 3oo-acre
farm is, 81 miles from Washington over
It TT has about $50 acres Of good grass and
land aPd is s BY SPRINGS fTam
II has city electricity and has been re-
decorated recently. From the lawn there, il
honse barns and oer
Included are 80 steers. 3 horses, machinery
crops, hogs and poultry; There is ss good
ment gt MASON HIRsT. Exclusive at the
spdns sPd Of As4an gS gk as5 sbndy vs.
frame house. small house not finished
electricity, Darn ana ouLDlogS.. nice Rroune
to subdivide or make real home. by re,
modelling main house; this is being sole
less than what land alone is worth; price
S1O,S50. RAY BARNEY. phones. office
Vienna 21s; residence. Vienna 1854.
from. courthouse, near, highway: 3s4 acres
mostly wooded level land: very fine soil
beautiful stream through property; viii
erty. Phone WI. 1890.
175-ACRE Montgomery Co. dairy farm
located on good road with 7-rm, moderr
house, l mi. from B. & o. station, gooc
outbuildings tenant will remain: out.
standing value. Many other good buys. Cal
REAETY nsl ST. s541 @1,h eVe 10 Ashton 81 q
III ACRES near Camp SPRINGS Airport
Part of His Lordship Kindness. Old Co.
1000 IT. road frontage good for future
subdivision. Over 100000 #. mixed tim.
FOR ali information call MR.. BAKER. DI
Evening star., 1945-03-09
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLY BEACH on Chesapeake Bay
Summer homes and building sites Write
for catalogue. Box II, Mayo, A. A. Co., Nd
FOR SALE-Log cottage, 4 rooms and
bath, modern conveniences. finished recre-
alton room with lavatory: located on Lake
Jackson. 81 miles from D. c. Call WA
BUsINEss LOCATION for sale at North
Beach. MARVIN E. WEST. North Beach
SAvY OFFICER. wife and child urgently
need Immediately to rent cottage; con-
venient to Patuxent River air station.
CHI 91Sl.
WANTED TO RENT for season. cottage;
nearby washington: must have beach ana
transportation facilities; will pay any
reasonable amount. Box 49l-G, Star. IL
sELBY ON THE BAY-For sale, Waters ds
pier, fine harbor: - miles from D. c. MA.
4933; home, OR 1854.
WANTED waterfront cottage for season
3 or bedrooms, modern conyenlences.
Phone CHI. 1891 after pm.
WANTED for summer rental turn. house
with 3 6 bedrooms. Annapolis area or
equally close Phone WO. 1927 ewes.
Evening star., 1945-03-09

the mate within the oven. Meet
ing outside they sing a beautiful
duet before separating for a short
time.
The infants are rather quarrel
some, but before they have been
fully clothed, they begin to prac-
tice duets. When they hear their
parents returning with food, they
break off singing to utter the hun
ger cry.
Oven birds have one strange prac-
tice they cannot resist. When a
board or smooth walk is available
they fly down to it. With each step
the foot is lifted very high, the bird
looking very solemn, measuring each
step to the end of the wall. Then
smart about-face for the return
promenade. This is enjoyed either
alone or in pairs until family duties
call them.
Evening star., 1945-03-09
MONEY TO LOAN.

COMPARE OUR RATES before you borrow
on your auto, furniture. signature. GEN
ERAL ACCEPTANCE CORP, 1903 Balti-
more ave, Hysttsville, Md. Warfleld 31S1.
WHEN YOU NEED q personal loan. 500
BANK OF COMMERCE AND SAVINGS,
at North Capitol. Executive 2727
1st-TRUST LOANS on real estate; low
rates; terms or monthly payments. P. j.
~ aokTGAGE IoANsMPrSmpt AN s. Prom NA service gySs
MOORE & HILL CO.. s04 18th st. NV.
buy second-trust notes. D. c.. nearby Nd
or Va. Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE q INVESTMENT CORP. 1917
N. Y ave nv NstionaJ 6a33
1st AND end TRUST LOANs-Prompt and
ssTyics s.,. copS " Sef1T ss
MGMT MENEy GO; 81 9th s 81 pTr q $50 :,
action, reasonable rates: nearby Nd, Va
see NJ. Green !stIietls eonidenfiaal5
sAIbaRpA sE56RD EEds4 dsHNS6 ST. f suy s veil
secured notes at low rate Of discount. D. NJ
EARLLs 1410 H st. nv. tNA, 7T60l. IS
ETho EHT sS Co eoa a Ma Ss1map Rds EA
NATIONAL FINANCE co. 1oll Z st. NV
Evening star., 1945-03-09
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

DUMP TRUCK. 1898 International: COM
plstely overhsuled; must sell. Call Glebe
TRUCK, Chevrolet 1929 as is, runs good;
S75. Parking lot. 14th and Park rd. NV.
CHEVROLET 1887 1k-ton panel; excel
lent mechanical condition, good tires
MARkET "a saoc AUTO SERVICE, 62s st. ne.
NEW AND USED TRUCKS on hand for
sale. heavy duty especially. SHERIFF
MOTOR CO.. 900 Rhode Island ave. ne.
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS-Stakes: Ie41
Diamond 1k-ton. I2-ft.: 1940 Dodge
/ 12-ton; 1910 Ford 1ia-ton, 1910 Inter
ational 2-ton, Aft: 1887 Ford VS. "a
ton; 1885 Chevrolet l2-ton; all have
heavy-duty dual rear tires. helper springs.
Dumps: 1912 Ford. Smithco i2-ton, g.
yard body double frame, 2-speed rear
axle; a. 1912 Fords, 1I2-ton, 3-yard body
VS.: 1912 Chevrolet 1ia-ton, 2H2-yard
body; 194l International / l2-ton, 3-yard
body, 2-speed rear axle; 1941 Ford ia-
ton. 2l2-yard body. 2 speed real axle:
1910 Ford 1l2-ton. 2yard body; 1910 In
ternational 11z-ton, 2-yard body; all have
heavy-duty dual rear tires, helper springs.
Command cars: 1941 Dodges, 12-ton, op-
tional 4-wheel drive, make excellent pick
ups. All our trucks have low miles, extra
heavy duty Army tires, in very clean con-
dition; No priorities needed. See us for
any truck requirement. Terms, trade.
Arlington. Va. OK. 0552 daily, 8 to 6;
Sunday. 10 to 8
Evening star., 1945-03-09
HOUSE IRAIlERS.

NEW KOZY, Platt and supericr; also new
tandem LIBERTY: many good used tratlers.
including tandsms Cash for your trailer
RICHTER TRAILER SALES. Route /, BeI-
wyn. I'D Tel Berwyn 45 for appraisal
WASHINGTON TRAILER Headquarters
New tandem-wheel Americans on display
also 3-rm. Trayelos and Schultz. many
used trailers and luggage trailers; IL. is
for appraisal. Repairs and ali types ol
service work. We have Barnes. Interna-
tional and Duo-Therm heaters in stock
9, 403O Wisconsin ave. WO. 3232.
SEE NEW CONTINENTAL, Indian and Uni
yersal before you buy. Also used trailers;
HILLSIDE TRAILER VILLAGE, 5000 Marl-
boro rd Sc
trunk. rug, Wheels, tires. cabinets, hitch:
SI25. AT. 213l. 1921 Nichols ave sw
FOR SALE-Traiier, 81 #. 3-room Zim-
mer. in good condition, fair tires FRED
JURY, Ancient Oak Trailer Park. Lee
highway, Falls Church. Va. IL
Evening star., 1945-03-09
GEORGE H. PARTRIDGE, Attorney.
11IS N st. NV.
CnrTpT on TIJr YTNrTTEr,

States for the District Of Columbia
Holding Probate Court.-Estate Of John
Constas, Deceased.-No. 64s11. Admins
tration Docket 137.-Appiicatio having
been made herein by ,Maude constas for
said deceased and for letters testamentary
on said estate, to issue to Nick Georgelas
and George H. Paltridge. the executors
named in the will, it is ordered this 7th
day of March AID. l945, that Mrs. Anna
Georgelas Penelope @. Reussos, Alexander
Constas alexander Konstantakopoulos
John Konstantakopoulos, Demetrious Kon-
stantakopoulos, DemoSthenes Konstantako-
poulos, Cecilia acknowledgements. Mkt
Konstantakopoulos, Stammatis Konstanta-
kopoulos. Nicholas Theodore Sennanfs. John
Pattos, Christos Pattos. George Pattos and
Kallinicos Pattos, nonresidents, and the
unknown heirs at law and next Of kin OF
John Constas, deceased. and all others
day. the 18th DAY Of Of r April ~ A.p. i is46. at
1000 o'clock AN, to show cause why
such application should not be granted
Washington Law Reporter" and The
Evening Star" once in each OF three sue
cessive weeks before the return day herein
mentioned. the first publication to be not
less than thirty days before said return day.
Witness. the Honorable BOLITHA j. LAWS.
Chief Justice of said Court. this 18th day of
March. AID. 1915. (Seal) Attest: VICTOR
S. MERSCH. REGISTER of Wills for the
District of Columbia. Clerk of the Probate
Court. mh9.16.23
Evening star., 1945-03-09
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE.

ADAM A. WESHCLER a. SON. auctioneers
-Trustees sale of two two-story brick
dwellings known as premises Nos. 314 and
316 Eye street, Southeast. By virtue OF
a decree PASSED in Civil Action 25O59
sell at auction, on the permises, on Mon
day. March 20, 1945, at 5 o'clock pm.
the property assessed. for the purpose OF
particularly described in the complaint
filed therein and improved by the above
numbered houses. Terms of Sale: Sale is
SUBJECT to ratification by q the court
$3.50 cash deposit required Of purchaser
at time OF sale. Balance of purchase
date OF ratification OF sale. else deposit
shall stand forfeited by purchaser as
liquidated damages. Cost of examination
recording and notary fees to be paid by
purchaser. c. CLINTON JAMES. Trustee,
Washington Loan & Trust Bldg. Wash
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