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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-12

standout this year and a veteran
OF both previous star tits.
Williams May Hurl
North Carolina Coach B. E.
(Pop) Simmons will make his
cholce from John Stamey, Lincoln
ton; Charlie Bell, Rocky Mount;
Dan Williams, Whiteville; Harold
Wood, Red Springs, and Grady
Hl!llard, Salisbury. Oddly enough
neither team has a lefthander on
its roster.
The player of the 81 principals
voted to be the games outstand-
ing performer will represent the
Carollnas in the All-American
game at Chicago on Aug. 10. The
selection will be made by a COM
mlttee of the coaches, two sports
writer's from each state and ar
impartial baseball man.
SelectlVe c~lI11ipo of po,,14ru focLe
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-12

Until a short time ago, it took
nearly Is tons of violets to make a
single ounce of the natural oil used
in perfume. Today the violet odor
is produced synthetically
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-12
WINS ANYWHERE

NEW YORK-P-The old rae
ing adage "horses for courses"
apparently does not apply to Jet
Pilot, Maine Chance FARMS crack
two-year-old. The SAL, 900 sol of
Blenheim II-Black Wave won his
first four starts over different
tracks-Churchill Downs, Pimlico,
Belmont Park and Aqueduct.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-12

Errors-None. Runs batted in-Rowe.
Mccormick 2, Gilbert, Cuisine. Two base
~hits-Rowe, Mccormick. Three base hits
-Wyrostek. Newsome. Home run-Gus-
tine. Sacrifices Verban. Wyrostek.
Double plays-Whitehead, Cox and Rus
Pittsburgh 2. Strikeouts-Strincevich 2,
Rowe 4, Hallett 2. Hits-Off strince-
vich 7 in 6 innings; Hallett / in 2 in
lings; Rowe 0 in l inning.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-12

Errors-None. Runs batted in-Kurow-
SKI 2. Kerr, Marshall 2. Mize 3, Koslo 2,
Blattner 3, Gordon. Slaughter, Rosen
Two base hits-Kerr, Koslo, Rosen Home
runs-Mize. Sacrifices N Kerr. Left on
bases-News York 5, St. Louis 7. Bases
on balls-Koslo |, Brecheen 4, Schmidt
l. krist l. Strikeouts-Kos1o 2, Bre-
cheen 2, Schmidt 2, Krist /. Hits
Off Brecheen 4 in 4 I-3 innings: Grod-
zicki l in 2-3. Schmidt 3 in 2; Krist
6 in 2. Losing pitcher-Brecheen. I'm
~pires-Bprr, Boggess and Ballanfant
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-12
Philadelphia Wins Over
Pittsburgh Pirates, Al

PITTSBURGH, July H. P -
Lynwood (Schoolboy) Rowe shack
led the last-place Pittsburgh Pr
ates with three hits Thursday to
lead the Philadelphia Phillies to a
Al victory. Tn buccos were saved
from a 'shutout by Frank Cuisines
first home run of the season in
the seventh inning.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-12
GIANTS 13, CARDS 3

ST. LOUIS, July 11.-R-The
New York Giants came to life in
the fifth inning Thursday night
and that way to run their current
victory string to five games and
end a Cardinal streak at the same
Figure with a 10 to 3 victory,
tenth of the season against seven
New York All II n A
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-12

Martin Kilwwein, farmer in Stark
County, ILL.,, counted AZ dead
prairie dogs after spreading S
pounds of poison bait. The bait is
just as effective on ground squir-
ro1
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-12

Most livestock used in the Chey-
enne, Wyo.. annual Frontier Days
show have never been used il any
rodeo prior to the Frontier event.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-12

About 80 billion board feet of
lumber are used in the United
States each year.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-12

Selective culling of poultry flocks
is needed to conserve grain.
Evening star., 1946-02-08

ON THE AIR TONIGHT.
Wop. 7:30-Jsny coIonna calls on Ginny
simms.
WhAL, S:0O-WoodY Hsrmsn's guest Is
Mildred Bailey.
VOL, 8:30-Riehard Himber, Leon FIeischer
and Tod Duncan appear.
WT0P, 8:30-Moniy WooIIey and Count
Evening star., 1946-02-08

Basic drop in.
WAl, 9:00-Ria Hsyworih guests on the
Alan Young show
WhAL. 10:00-A i0round weIterweighi
fight between Beau jsek and Johnny Greco.
W0P. t0:00-Singer Faye Mckenzie is on
hand 10 hear Jimmy Duranie's new song. !
Wish ! Gould Read q Menu"
Evening star., 1946-02-08

Wt. f0:30-Spiks Jones tells Bill Stern
about his hobby. auto racing.
Wop, f0:30-Danny Kaye. is host 10 Ann
Soihern.
WRC, f0:45-The Secretary Of Labor dis.
usses The 65-cent Minimum Wage BILL
VOL, ft:30-cI0 President Philip Murray
is interviewed on the strike picture
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-01-12
CHICAGO M0NAR(H5 RETURN
TO BATTLE MI(KEY5 SUNDAY

Fans who journey to the coli
scum tomorrow afternoon are GER
tain to see some fashy pro basket
ball when the Mickeys clash with
the Chicago Monarchs at 3 o'clock.
The Chicago crew is led by Pop
Gates. Fans here will remember
when this team showed here few
weeks ago, against the Gem City
cagers, it was thrilling battle all
the way with the locals eking out
a 41-to-40 win in the closing min
utes of the game.
The Chicago tribe just about
stopped Mickeys scoring aces the
last time they played here. Long
John" Mahnken was held scoreless
the second half by big John Will
son of the Monarch five. Bruce
Hale was held to two felders in
the first half, but came back in
the last canto and dropped in four
which was one of the main reasons
Mickeys won that contest.
The Monarchs will line up with
Presley and Gates at the forwards
while Wilson will play center.
Sonny Boswell and Kelly will be
at the guards with Ace Jones and
Roscoe julien also seeing action.
Mickeys will start with Hale and
Schick at the forwards, Mahnken
and Negratti will hold down the
guard positions. Drummond and
Gardecki will no doubt break into
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-01-12

eral weeks been in the public eye
because white neighbors won an
eviction action against their home
here. When they refused to move,
they were charged with contempt OF
court and jailed. After five days
were released on habeas corpus
writ, issued by the state supreme
court. This body will hear the case
for the second time in March.
"It feels good to be back home, but
it looks like the war for us has just
started. | wonder what we were
fighting for" exclaimed Fears
when he arrived and learned OF his
family's predictment.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-01-12
UNITED STATES MUST
CONTROL LYN(HING ENERGY, y
DR.. COOPER SAYS

MACON, Ca, Jan. IL (ANP)-
DIR. Allen R. Cooper, pastor of Stew
ard Chapel AME church, speaking
on "The Reconverted Emancipation
and the New Peace before one of
the largest audiences in the history
of Macon, said: "The educated Ne
gro can no longer be pushed around,
because he will assert his basic
rights, come what may.
During this age of atomic en-
ergy, the United States while try
ing to control atomic energy, must
find way to control lynching en-
ergy.
"a reconverted emancipation and
a new peace will settle the race prob
lens for all time and for all people
in the world around.
white supremacy has had its
day and the sooner the white man
learns this one fact, the better off
will be the world for a lasting
peace"
Concluding, the militant pastor
exclaimed: IF the Negro knows
enough to put to flight fleet of
Japs. who had surrounded our beau
tiful Pearl Harbor, while white
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-01-12
THE DAILY BULLETIN

American officers were having "a
good time, then he knows enough to
vote.
IF he knows enough to run a
Mussolini out into the open where
he can be put to death in an open
square in Italy, then he knows
enough to vote.
"If he knows enough to push a
Hitler so far into the suburbs of
civilization that it will take investi-
cation of an eternity to find him,
then he knows enough to vote.
IF he knows enough to press his
way into the most secret chambers
of Japan, and force Emperor Hiro-
hito to surrender and to admit to the
entire world that he is no God, then
he knows enough to vote"
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-01-12
SOLDIER RETURNS TO FIND
FAMILY IN JAIL OVER
Restrictive COVENANT

LOS ANGELES, Jan. II (ANP)
an excellent army record
since 1885, then to return after 20
months overseas tofind his father
in-law, his mother-in-law and his
wife all in jail because they had
been living in the home they had
bought, was the disheartening fate
of 29-year-old Antoine Fears.
His wife of four years, Paulette,
is the daughter of Henry and Mrs.
Laws. They have for the past sew
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-01-12

the game.
AS an added attraction and a
cautionary measure, Nat Mes
singer, nationally known cage Off
cial will come here tomorrow to
work this contest.
A bit of dispute arose in the
first game over a basket by the
Monarchs that went through the
hoop-but the officials said no.
The Monarchs said yes and the Of
ficial scorer finally settled it and
ruled the bucket out. That will
not happen with Messenger in
charge is foregone conclusion.
He's the boss in any contest he Of
ficiates.
Evening star., 1946-08-01
PROPOSALS.

WASHINGTON SUBURBAN Sanitary Com
mission, Contract No. Sd, storm drainsse
structing approximately $500 feet of To-
inch to 4S-tnch reinforced concrete pipe
s1sd G en nc os Of tS Ss Wssnaon m ne
Urban Sanitary Commission. Hamilton St
hyattsyills; I'm: Nd; ggtil LILO an gsstern
which place and time they viii be Si publicly
opened and read. Plans and specifications
may be obtss med from Harry r. Hall, chief
will be returned to bidders or to those
cet1Enas Dia4S snq sp1sSstqHs in e9od
WAsaiNGToN WASH % suBnkBAN s eSmaTs'Gnsns sanitsTy cem
mission, Contract No 25%-W. & S, water
posals for constructing approximately 10
900 1eet OF 6-inch and S-ineh cast iron
Wster mains. l;435 feet OF l2-incn and
and 15 900 feet Of 6-incil, sinch and 10
men men pam "a oeonGSete pipe sewers en- Con;
at the office OF the Washington Suburban
SANITARY Commission, Hamilton ST. HysttS-
vile, Md until II 700 m, Eastern stand
place and time they viii be publicly opened
and read. Plans and Specifications may
b.. be -, obtained from Harry R. Hall, chief
Nd, upon deposit OF $40. when deposit
viii be returned TO bidders oy to those
eendnos etEn15 DSni asRY qs in see9
SHAW, FRANK 3 SMITH. Commissioners
WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SANITARY
-, ommission-Contract No. 260-W & s.
Water main and Sewer Construction
mately 1000 feet of 6-inch and S-inch
east iron water mains and $50 feet OF g.
on Contract No. 26e-W g. S, will be re-
ceived at the once of the Washington Sub
urban SANITARY Commission Friday, August
Time, at which place and time they will be
publicly opened and read. Plans and speci-
Hall, chief engineer of the commission,
HyattsVille, Nd, upon deposit OF S5. which
deposit will be returned to bidders Or to
those returning plans and specifica tions in
good condition. PERRY BOSWELL, LACY
SHAW. FRANK B. SMITH, Commissioners.
Evening star., 1946-08-01
T axe My Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.

How the Elephant Got Its Trunk.
Most youngsters are fascinated by
Kipling's delightful story of the
elephants child, who because Of its
Unsuitable curiosity" investigated a
crocodile too closely. The great rep
tiles teeth closed on the short snout
of the elephants child. During the
tug-of-war which followed. the
snout was stretched until it became
a trunk. And elephants have had
trunks ever since.
Kipling doesn't say, however how
the elongated snout came to be
called by so curious a name as
trunk a word which means liter
ally "the main stem of tree; the
body of an animal"
1t came about thus: Originally
the proboscis of an elephant was
known as the trump" from the
French WORD trompe, "a tubelike
proboscis; hunting horn" From
trompe the French have also given
us the word trumpet. "a little
trump now a kind of cornet.
How the English trump degen-
Grated into trunk" is somewhat of
a mystery. However. my theory is
that long ago, when the French
trompe tproboscis) entered English
as trump it was confused with the
French tronc body, from which
the English word trunk comes.
We also have the word trump in
cards. This trump. too, is from the
French, but it is corruption, not
of trompe, but of the French word
triomphe tree-AW CN)FD. meaning
triumph"
Copyright, the Bell Syndicate, Inc, 1a46)
Evening star., 1946-08-01
AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

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metal floors; fender repairs, new bodies
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AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILER. immediate de-
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PONTIAC OWNERS. ATTENTION, We
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Evening star., 1946-08-01

100 ACRES, Montgomery County; new g.
room bungaloW and large house; both all
straw. feed, chickens and cattle: all EQUIP
ment for one man operation: complete for
100000 or VIII sell without stock or equip
ment; immediate possession: no agents.
is MI, D. G. Just of new State I'd no
good tob. barns, aocd stable: substantial
s-rm. farmhouse; plenty streams: losrng
soil; Only sI0.000-3z cash. DAN ABB
MOST pRoDuGTvE 1oo-acre farm on
Route 30 about 30 miles from D. G; mod
with Stove and refriRerator, hot-wster
neat, oil; nome most beautifully located
IN grove Of trees, about $50 It. OF high
hoSse 'fs pree SHe shown bH sppo
ment. j LEE PRICE. 1903 South Airing
tsn Sn Esq ssTgf Ta ~ l5o4 and Ivy l?7S l Il
Buckeyestown district Frederick County.
Nd. Improved with large stone house, elec-
dailying Meadow with stream OF water.
owner. moving. will give possession, April
!. l947. bargain for $4,000. Apply Box
4Bovf 40 is'VeI wfScHfEsTfR. Ifsf;Hf: II 7oo-acre
fsrmi i NIX NIX routes alone gross $500 a
200 acres fronting on hignway, absolutely
Mans REAL EsTHTE co. co. s5is Ga. ave:
SE ss5nEk d Rs9n sa ssr a$oa q all
scriptions. FOR fuil details and appoint
ment to inspect call MI. Thompson with
WoRSTHINGToN REALTY, Gaithersbnrs
ONE OF THE most delightful farm estates
IN Loudoun County. thoroughly modern
12-rm. house. 5ia baths, bedrms.. large
storage rln.. auto. stoker, excellent water
system, beautifully lsndscsped, unusual
view. goou barn, scar garage. all nee. out
buildings. in perfect condition; 40 acres
Of Va finest land, 80 miles from Wasn.,
from Leesburg. Possession 30 days after
settlement. Priced for immediate sale.
THOMAS d CO, pnone Vienna Va, 1875;
eyes Vienna ~ 4
County, Md. l75 acres with modern s-rm.
house. center-haIl plan, 27-ft liy rm.,
hrepl.. den, din. rm.. cleo kit and dinetts
comb. y bath on lst A.; 2nd A., bed
rms, 2 baths glasSed-in porches: h.-w h.
tcoan lge. barn and bidgs,; tenant house;
Ss299;5750. terms Cal Mrs Greeory: WA,
LOVELY FARM, between Orange and Cus.
peper: Va, approximately s5 miles from
200 years old, in good condition, IL
rooms. i breakfast porch, 2 other porches
20 large boX~ood loft. high. 90 small
lockwood 6 f. high; these boxwoods arr
direct from England, house has. electricity
and water, also Groom tenant house witt
| ] courthouse, l granary, / meathouse.
in all. $50 acres in pasture and croI
land, so acres IN timber. This farm i
completely fenced Ideal oea for ssntiemsn n,
ss Mrs panniiI es wiz 'e0ao {. a. MrrzIR, oIsb,
6593, or DI. 1900
Evening star., 1946-08-01
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1898 panel: mechanically
sound. lust INSPECTED. MILES, 1121 N. II.
s-ToN 4. y" iNTERNxTioNAL %%fT 15-ft. fiat body
truck for sale cheap; can be seen at 4s02
FicKuP RtSa p sTskE BODY. D. to eobnaton 1m Ton
heavy steel, suitable for CONTRACTOR. MILES,
VIII WHITE H asa s3e lion re- ysn oea4 ISIS Rhode
cmESRoLEr SrFS Ole H1alssvf ia4s ,ton. Oft stake
body, BOD excellent condition. Apply to 1901
DODGE 1910 dump. Al cond. Just passed
p, c, insp.: carry tons; best cash offer.
CHEvRoLET 1910 e-foot van body newly
plsa pr!ss 81 9'0s sS -sfE sfGs
1PR pSMP 4S1ck SS k s4s StGp fsae1a sss St ay5T
nsW. dump sno hoist: Garwood, good tires.
CHEyRolEJ- 1889 model panel truck.
sTUbEBAKER 1s45 ga ton truck; run
900 miles, ~ steel body, 10 wheels;
cal esiF gin G sSs3 ssS after ter fsir p 1r F"'s
FORD = staks, 1887, cali Sunday, Nor
eHEvRoLET el So isSSa ite-ton N pansl delivery
truck, good tires fair condition. csll
foRp AtsRfndT.s PaNEf Gs5ts DELIVERY. 1889 600 good
motor. needs fender work; as is, S295, a
mrrcHEfLts t MOTORS INC. 80 50 st.'i,s s. ne.
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS by Central
Motor Co. authorized GMC truck dealer
A new group Of trucks Just received so to
choose from; some new, all guaranteed; 4, .
CAIC, 2la tons; 1889 International 2 tons;
tons; 1943 Studebaker, 2iz tons, 8x6.
Dumps 942 Chevrolet, y, tons; 1910
Dodge, "a tons; 1912 GMC, ga tons.
Tractors-1942 White, model WA-126.
air brakes. 1.00-20 tires: 1941 Federal. 8
tons, BX brakes.
Semitrailers. new-10-ton platform and
stake, air brakes. 10000 tires; under
Command car-I941 Dodge. y ton.
Caterpillar tractors-tD Allis-Chalmefs
IL tons; Cd caterpillar. 10 tons. CEN
TRIAL MOTOR CO., 3143 Lee hwy. Airing
ton, Va. Daily and Saturday, 8 to 8;
closed Sunday July and August. CH
through Georgetown. cross Key Bridge
2l1 or oal, drive "a miles.
PANEL Al International ton
Van, 1887 Inter. t6-room space).
Tractor and 25-ft. I945 trailer.
Stake GMC; lwb.; excellent cond.
Flat body. 15-foot Autocar.
Dump bodies 20 yards) and trucks.
Command car I942).
Selling under OPA prices,
RICE MOTORS, 1900 Biadensburg I'd. 2
Evening star., 1946-08-01
PAUL b. ELCAN, Attorney.
Columbian Building

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding Probate Courf.-No. 6T,6O3. Ad-
ministration Docket 143-Estate of Al
bert L; Philo. Deceased. - Applica tion
last will, and testament of said deceased,
and for letters testamentary on said estate,
by Virginia Nina Whitman Philo Il is
tnat Willard G. philo. Dalton, Penna and
all others concerned, appear in said Court
on TUESDAY, the 3rd day OF September
a. D. 1916, at 1000 O'Clock An. 10
SHOW cause why such application should
NOT be grsnted Let notice hereof be pub
hsned IN the Washington Law Reporter"
and The Evening Star" once in each of
three successive weeks before the return
gay herein mentioned. the first publication
TO be not less than thirty days before said
return day. Witness. the Honorab BILE
ES5 BoLJTHA =. j; Laws, Chief Justice Of said
lseal) Attest: THEODORE CoGSWELI,
Register o. Wills for the District of Co
Iumbia. Clerk OF the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1946-08-01
TRAILERS.

NEW AND USED nouse trailers on - to
- month terms. Metal luggage trailers
Painting and repair service; also acces-
sorisS; Cash tor your trailer RICHTER
Tel. Tower 5035.
TRAVELo HOUSE TRAILER high
rent; complete home for four; small but
has Two rooms: by owner; best offer takes
t WASHINGTON & LOUISIANA, City
FOR sALIw,e-FooT HOUSE TRAILER:
must sell by Thursday % m. this week; Al
condlt ion. 81 900, a real bargain. Ancient
OaE5 Trailer Camp, Falls Church. Va. Is
#, good condition, rea-
.onable, can be seen at 202s Lee highway,
Arlington. Va. =
GooD UTILITY TRAILER, Axe body,
! koYGRAaT re; La, I942 tIaile{; rms. sleeps
Phone pr Z, &c 10. 1907 after $50, pm. 4
Sood tires; $a5. Wanted block for 1880
Buick Clinton SS-J.
NEW HOUSE TRAILERS are now on dis
play for immed. delivery: cash or trade
and financing for as long as "a months.
collie TRAILER co, s232 Ga. ave, Silver
Spring. Md, Sligo 2242. IA
FOR RENT-5-ft., 7-ft, eft, c-wheel ali-
tomobile trailers: stake. box and dump
types, nour day or week; complete with
hitch, RENT-A-TRAILER CO. 5000 Lee
LUGGAGK TRAILER. D. c. Inspected and
title good buy; owner leaving, must sell.
AT 1866. 3
Evening star., 1946-08-01

100
acres in Dunn Lortng. st $500 per acre:
10 acres in Vienna 81 $3.50 per acre;
Is 7 acres. close 10, East Falls Church at
acre. EASTMAN & STEELE, Realtors.
ONE IN MILLION view for home. l6
acres with exceptionally beautiful high
5noll, win unusual view Of PatuEent Lake.
20 = miles D c line; only $4,000 per acre
F!snlng, ooatlng and bride trsil O. J..
MURDOCH, kensinston. Nd, SI. h794
FOR sALE-3a ACRES, more or less. in
beautiful wooded section, frontage o6O #
on maeadam road; very desirable for sub
evls.qg ARP Er g1 miles ob fTem n1 AexandT!a "a JOHN
CHOICE ACREAGE-2s miles D. C. line.
only SI7b per acre, fronting paved road
soyn S ees'Eie Zee snd tsispnoae ss low $50
Wonoeriul opportunity for Independence
aan and aG ssGur,sE IL sooL g I. MURDOCH, Kensins-
ONLY 20 MILES FROM D. c. LINE 'front.'
ing Georgia ave. extended; paved Highway,
beautiful tract Of rolling land with 20
s ylsW foyesio9e,ng PHI PstuHent Lake Your
L. MURDOCH, Kensington, Nd. sH. s794
312-s: 97-s: al q.
Of D. c.. I0-s. virgin timber: city water,
eJe.; 6-mi. out; reduced. n E. RYON Co,
GLEN mLs-You are invited to inspect
through Rockville west on ri. 2s for 2 mi;
turn left at the Glen Hill sign: beautiful
rolling hills: good elevation, In the Po-
tomac Hun Club area. Readily accessible
10 proposed route of the NV. Freewsy.
TractS flom 3 e 20 acres. from 50, 900
per TRACT. MARVIN SIMMONS co. OIL.
55o0. sunday; PoekviIle 6Q6-W. 4
600 50. Fl. in, 8. Arlington; planned.
er grsdea an and aoned for or l9 family Hats
is in an ideal location. Builders, give us a
cal Ak, 4624 Merkle or Waller. -
ing 10 for lsnd suitable for su66dainydinE in
GEO. H.. WILLIAMS CO-Near BRANDY
wine NC Large tract Of land for only
81 500 Long. UN 1900. -
GEO. H: WILLIAMS CO ceres. near
MARYLAND University. 700 #. on Colesyille
GRO. H WiIUAms co.-suitaole for
subdivision. 80 acres. Landover rd 600
T; frontage; pederssn, IN. goo, .
farm or orchard, 271a acres located near
Ashton Nd Front on hsfd-snrface road.
Has 90 apple trees. No buildngs on land
Only Is miles to city. Hatton. UN. 1900.
Evening star., 1946-08-01
AUCTION SALES.
.as-a--z-.-s-
ADAM A MISC
TOMORROW.

ADAM A. WESCHLER d son, auctioneers
and ONCE furniture, radios,
electric Victrola, rugs. siZty-fye gallons fly
and insect spray, new bed sheets, safe cab
met and Phoenix safes ONCE desks and
chairs, hling, devices, pedestal electric fans,
hnabe upright piano, fine heavy tarpaulns,
committee OF an estate and others By
auction al Weschlerg, 9o5 E ST. NV, to-
morrow, commencing $50 a m: furniture
includes odd pieces, also groups for every
room in the nome: double and twin bed
room groups, dining, dinette and oreakfs st
groups. Kitchen and utility cabinets, ma
hoSsny china case, gas ranges, Ice refrig-
orators, portable electric presS-ironer, once
desks, chairs, safes, etc
Evening star., 1946-08-01
LEGAL NOTICES Cont J
JOSEPH p. TUMULTY. Jr., Attorney,
1917 Street NV.

DISTRICT. COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District OF Columbia,
Holding Probate Court.-No. 67,571, Ad-
ministration Docket 143:-Estate OF JOHN
S. SAYRE, Deceased having
been made herein for probate of the last
will and testament of said deceased, and
for letters testamentary on said estate,
by Marie w. Sayre 1t is ordered this 22nd
day of July, A. D. 1916. that Mrs. Mary
Sayre Linn. Miss Ruth E. Sayre. incom-
illinois. cuStodisn and ali others Son, con-
cerned. appear in said Court on Tuesday,
the 3rd day of September, A. D. 1916, at
1000 O'Clock AN, TO show cause why
such application should not be granted
Lei notice hereof be published in the
IVA shingtcn Law Reporter and THE
Evening Star" once i'll each of three sue
eessiye 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
22nd day OF July, A. D. l946. tSealD
Attest: THEODORE COGSWELL Register
OF wills for the District of Columbia CLERK
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