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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-20
FarleyNow Dead Oracle
Br0nxD Democratic Declares

the Presidential election Of 1910 and
1914? Sulking in his air raid shelter
and at all times privately predict
ing the defeat Of the Democratic
Candidate, President Roosevelt.
"Where was he in the Congress
sional elections of 1916? Travelling
the world over. If he had been here
we certainly would have elected a
Democratic Congress. He alone
could do this"
. However, Flynn continued, He
did nominate Jack (John) Bennett
for governor, thereby wrecking
the Democratic party in this state.
and bringing about the election OF
Thomas E. Dewey.
TT is too bad that he declines
to be either state or national chair
mar again. OF course in each ein-
stance there would be a great
hurdle to overcome. He woule
have to be elected. But why resur-
rect a dead oracle? Requiescat in
pace"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-20

He is the nephew of the late
James T. Harper, whom the friend:
Of Along The Cape Fear will re
call since he has been mentioned
here on several previous occa'
sions.
Captain Price still holds the
honor of having brought the la-g.
est single cargo of cotton into
Wilmington. That was way back
in 1914 or 1915 when the ship he
commanded locked here after a
voyage from Fayetteville.
Aboard his vessel was 500 bales
of lint. The skipper reports that
his ship had taken 800 tons Of
fertilizer up the river to Fayette-
vile, and the reco-d-breaking cot,
ton cargo was the freight the ship
had carried on its return voyage
to the Port City.
THOSE vESSELS-Now IS for
a couple of the government cutters
that called the Cape Fear home
prior to the arrival here of the
Seminole or the Modoc. There was
the Seward, the Colfax. and the
Algonquin. 4
Captain Price has promised to
give us more information about
these good ships and we assure
Continued on Page 8; Col. 5
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-20
ROAD
WORK COMPLETED
Final Inspection OF Bell
Swamp-Southport Sur
facing Job Concluded

W. E. Hawkins, State Highway
Commission Construction engineer,
yesterday completed inspection of
nearly seven miles of newly-surfac-
ed road between Bell Swamp and
Southport which marked completion
of more than ten miles of newly
surfaced road in Brunswick coun-
ty this year.
The newly completed strip runs
So miles from Bell Swamp towards
Southport.
r. A. Asheworth, resident engi-
neer, accompanied Hawkins on
the inspection.
Final inspection of the Orion
road which starts at the Bruns-
wick river bridge was held last
weekend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-20
CITY TO WELCOME
WARMER WEATHER
Hopes Fading Fast Fol
White Christmas In
Local Area

Slightly warmer weather for to-
day and Saturday was promised
the people of Wilmington and vicin-
ity by Weatherman Paul Hess after
consulting his recording instru-
ments yesterday.
A high Of 81 degrees, together
with clouds for the most part OF
the day, however, was forecast for
Friday. Saturday is slated to bring
temperatures even warmer as a
relief from the second cold snap
of the season.
Freezing weather was experience
ed by Wilmingtonians Wednesday
night for the second time this year,
although the mercury did not drop
as low as that recorded December
3 when the lowest spot was marked
up at Is degrees. Wednesday nights
freezing point of 80 is probably
slated to be the coolest for at least
a few days as the main force OF
cold weather moves southwark.
The possibility of a white Christ
mas for this section has not alto
gether been ruled out as another
cold wave has been predicted for
the North Central states at the be-
ginning Of the week. It is not likely,
however, that the cold blast will
move southwark and eastward fast
enough to envelop this region by
Christmas day, forecasters say.
But the unpredictable can happen
and for those who wish fervently
for snow on Christmas it is posi-
BILE that thew might. be rewarded.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-20
Today And Tomorrow
Rv WALTER LIPPMANN

MI. Vandenberg went on to point
out that the bipartisan unity,
which has worked so well, is as yet
confined to support of the United
Nations and the peace settlement
in Europe. It does not as yet cover
the Far East, Latin America, in
Guiding Argentina, and Palestine,
which means the Middle East.
It covers in fact only the field
where Mr.. Byrnes and Mr.. Van
denberg have actually worked to-
gether. The fields it does not cover
virtually the whole world except
Central and Eastern Europe-are
those where foreign policy has been
Misunderstanding Mr.. Byrne's alb
upce-sometimes by the President,
Continued on Page 3; Col. 2
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-20
Raise Of ST..
WeeklyAimed
At By Union
April 7 ,1947 Set As Strike
Deadline If Pay Pro-
posals Not Agreed To
YEARLY FIGURE HIGH
Bierne Bases New Contract
On Basis Excess Profits
Tax On Bell Firm
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.
-B-The National Fedora
ton of Telephone workers
Thursday night announced de-
mands it estimated would cost
the telephone industry $247,-
$1,000 a year.
Joseph A. Beirne, presi-
dent of the Independent union,
told a news conference the
demands, including a SIP a
week raise for all workers,
constitute "our strike de-
mands for the present..
The union fixed a strike date for
April Z but Beirne said he expects
an agreement before then.
Additional demands include a
union shop and dues checkoff ar
rangement, reduced geographical
wage differentials, and improved
vacations and pensions.
Beirne said the unions $12 raise
demand is based partly on a need
for an increase to meet higher liv-
ing costs and partly to adjust tele-
worker wages with those in
other industries. He reported the
CONTINUED on Page 9; Col. 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-20
Fire Here Destroys
Dream OfChnstmas
City Fireman. And Wife
Witness Flames Sweeping
Lake Forest Home

Santa Claus won't come to a
frame cottage in Lake Forest next
Tuesday night.
City Fireman william B. Sebrell
knows that well.
For Unit IS, Court V, Lake For.
est. was his home, and yesterday
he and his fellow members Of
Number Two company saw the
wooden building smoke down to a
Quilted hulk after they battled tc
save it.
Mrs. Sebrell, and their four
children, huddled near the fire
Gene, knew it too.
"It's a terrible thing" Mrs.
SebreN said last night, ito see
everything you have go up IN
smoke"
Everything was all the bright
new treasures of a Navy veterans
first peacetime Christmas in his
own home clothes, bedding, a
mint-new, just : paid : for living
room suits.
There was no insurance on their
near-total loss, more than money
had burned up with the Sebren's
dwelling place. Up in smoke was
"a year of saving, planning. dream.
ing for the Christmas that had
throbbed through William Sebrell's
mind in the Aleutians three years
ago.
For seven-year-old Jay Sebrell,
six days before Christmas. came
Continued on Page 8; Col 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-20

NEW YORK, Dec. 9-R-Ed-
ward j. Flynn, Democratic Ma
tional committeeman and party lead
er In the Bronx, Thursday describ-
ed former Democratic National
Chairman James A. Farley as a
dead oracle"
Flynn's remarks were in a state
ment which, although it did not re-
fer ddirectly to Farley by name,
unmistakenly pointed to the one
time postmaster general as the
target Of its barbs.
Farley Wednesday called for re-
organization of the party and de-
clared that infusion of new blood
and installation of competent lead
ership from the top down" were
necessary to revitalize the party.
1.-THE oracle has spoken. Flynn
said in a statement made at public
Democratic state headquarters.
However. some oracles have feet
Of clay. Where was this oracle in
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-20
And So To Bed

First 1t was the Christmas
star on top of the Brigade
Boys club and then the Star
atop the city water tank at
Hilton Park was reported to
be the highest. So 80. And so
to bed asked If anyone could
top the Star at Hilton.
Last night the phone In the
Star editorial room rang and
the clear voice said, IT have
found the highest Christmas
Star"
He went on to explain that
he saw an airplane flying over
the city with Christmas lights
attached to 1t.
Poor fellow 80. All planes
carry red and green running
lights -. Better luck next
time.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-20
MR.. VANDENBERG
n MR.. BYRNES

Senator Vandenberg says that
from now on he cannot spend Sc
much time abroad. He has too
much to do in Washington. More
over, three-quarters OF the time OF
these conferences is devoted to
spade work. which need not be
done by the top men.
Now if the chairman OF the For
eign Relations Committee feels ne
must not be away from Washing.
ton for long periods. what about
the Secretary Of State being away
Tor long periods? If Mr.. Vanden-
berg cannot afford to spend ms
time on spade work ON procedure
and details-how can Mr.. Byrnes
afford it7
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-20
FORECAST

wilmington and vicinity-Cloudy and
cold today with occasional rain; Saturday
rainy and continued cold.
Evening star., 1946-09-06
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

REQ TRUCK. 1916, 2 speeds rear, extra
gas tank, radio, spotlight: $500 miles
T51h Y5Ia or without loft. van body. oTIR.
GMC 1s41 two-ton lge custom-made bedy,
s25 sbs tires res, new ne. recaps motor in excel
CHEVROLET Is4s Army truck, stake
DUMPS. yards. 21s-ton Autocars, good
running condition, priced below OPA cell
as ReFy sean s7 and panel sood 1n0ns t0n ls4 kc PS
TORS. 1900 Bladensburg I'd ne u
CYCLE G,sG pIIs! TRUCK for delivery, never been
1895 Ford stake body truck: No 9677.
COOKS SERVICE STA. 227o Sherman
poDGE TRUCK. 1Hz-ton dump, four.wheel
drive: S995. below oPA ceiling price. Cali
Stbn JET s.asD asaa D;t9y tssa ss
PICKUP TRGck-1es5 olds converted
GEAERAh Gen fshf MoToRs ofSsfia 1877 1ton avs 1874,
van truck: good condition. 419 New
DoDGE Hs5fs ls4n nv M-ton pickup. with 'front.'
Phone lincoln 5se7 alter 8 pm. D inSs'' &.
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS BY Central
a new group Of trucks Just received. 90 to
stakes--1942 Chevrolet. III tons: 1912
GMC. 2h tons: 1943 Studebaker, 2K
pumps-1s4s Chevrolet, 1h tons; 1910
Dodge. l " tons; 1942 GMC, 2Hs tons.
Tractors--1942 White. model WA-126
air brakes, 10000 tires: 1941 Federal. 8
Semitrailers. new-10-ton platform and
stake, air brakes. 11.0O-2O tires; under
Command car-1s4l Dodge, u ton.
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cross Key Bridge, turn right onto Lee hwy
tRoute 211 or 29). drive ~ miles
Evening star., 1946-09-06
1RAllERS.

SCHULT tandem wheel demonstrator new
ae.ian aenole awnings and porch f9rniturs We
port inner.spring mattress, elec refriger-
ation' bottle gas range: all day Sunday.
& Rs5Es Alex. Va. Bank "a Dr. eAf1 D1ck hEa1 l.
NEW sENGES House TRAnERs are on disal.y Ms
Why wait or months mo eiIsn or longer aehosry for
trailer home when you can get one Of the
beSt-built trailers in America now. we
E safs sell tss q nonhs sr All z tnass: aipss
esy priced By eo9PPany oPA cohiE eaEs 9ssa TRaER G
Md' n4' 81 SIS? sa9s 9Gssorsia ave. Silver Spring
SPARTAN. the all l-aluminum aircraft-con-
s,II ss,trueted leightweight lifetime trailer: de-
sss 1856 1855 wssRneton Basinor. Tha
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SHs SSssh S 1858 Tss
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TSnsfs aIsiS VI4aE h0ais Aiszsnars; sTsllfs
CASH FOR POUR k01 rR2iLEkLeT so91 sog wish
to sell your house trailer for the highest
NEW AND USED TRAILER Goa COACHES hes for
sale; complete line Of trailer parts and
Visit our new display rooms
and stock depts. New home appliances ar
riving daily. AMERICAN TRAILER Co,
INC. 4030 Wisconsin ave. NV, WO, 3231
LUGGAGE TRAILERS WANTED Cali
Roper" and get cash for your old trailer.
Call ROPER" Dupont 9765. 7s
TRAILER. collapses to luggage size; sleeps
4. excellent for touring fishing or hunting
kARRYALL HAMPERS, new, de luxe, and
Karryan utility trailers are on display for
1892 Georgia ave-. Silver Spring, Md
Evening star., 1946-09-06
MONEY 70 LOAN.

1st AND 2nd TRUST LoANs-Prompt
saIl Colonial INVESTMENT eS5ps co.. sis
ssh MnNkv g; niT Nv sIc6S RE $3.50 5o-r.r -,u
buy second-trust notes. b. C.. nearby Nd
dh'ssGRTsls M3srHss sisss cok bApIoH ass
y; z ave nv National $3.50.
inslsdnr HfRsT g5inspaL 1HS insssss, and
ASSOC. $40 18th st. NV p1 $50
1s. 1st TRUST LOANS on real estate; iov
sTaLsHE. sWTAaLLsHE. INC, Ills Eye st. NV. Ma.
PHSS PHoNE LoANs-pi.l Chestnut s44o and
ask for MI. Allen. Tell him how much
money you need and when you want it.
vii without "a any fuss or bother LENDERS,
WORKING GIRLS-You can borrow here
on Just your own signature. Low cost.
fast service, complete privacy Phone Mr..
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trust rus - notes ON, on 2; C., Md, and ". houses
1427 Eye st. NV. DI $3.50 til pm
Evening star., 1946-09-06
LOTS FOR SALE tcopt.)

DESIRABLE BLDG. SITES for your future
home-Severai convenient locations to
sGR aaHHif 5Gm osRpN Gs h Assa sscke ve
Sors ESQ After 9 pm. Wo; 1882. L6
6ooS water, & lights; n,,e sewersse, paved streets
Phone oxford 0OO6, j. C. BYARS, P. O.
Box /, Arlington, Va. Sc
SOUTH PORTAL DRIVE, west of 18th St
s5x171 for only S4 $50. To purchase cali
Mr. Cosswell, AID. 1850 with HENRY e T..
TR1PP, 3705 GEORGIA ave. NV. ia. 1926.
WygESS,TMoRELAND HILLS. washington S
highiy restricted community; attractive
SsJs san MR.. WHITE, of Sss5; f' eves.. !5I: 81:
BARNABY MANOR wooDs-Lot 15oxs4o
ciPton ess s. eny elosed = sunday 1oS DAN
wooDMooR-Excellent building sites in
best section Of beautiful Woodmoor. most
Spring area, where 200 individually de-
signed homes were built and sold promptly
prior to Pesr HarDor 70 to 1S5 f front
few left. Plat and literature on request
Moss ise ReatOF ST. RsPs' as6e or s16S
ONE-ACRE BUILDING SITES in nearby
SpIingbrook Forest--A beautiful; rustic,
sGo-acre deveiopment: .aDr1s where careful plan
creasipgly high values and freedom from
encroschment; perfect setting for your
future home: ga miles from Woodmoor
Shopping Center, in Silver Spring area; 25
minutes drive from downtown. Priced from
81 $50 for / or more acres, averaging less
than cents per square foot. including
fine paved roadways, with no assessments
of any kind: cash or terms; literature and
plat on request. GEORGE J, MOSS. Real
OFF OF ' 18th -OST ST. Nw.-Beautiful Shepherd
Park e blks. north Kalmia I'd d)--Lge; lots,
80 to 100 ft. frontage; any desired depth;
priced from $3.50 up; SHAPIRO, INC,
SMALL ACREAGE TRACTS for suburban
estates in nearby Va.-Tracts of from l
acre to acres in restricted development,
miles from Washington: streets are in
and many city conveniences avail; some
tracts are cleared others are beautifully
wooded, while some join pretty little
streams; sections of nice homes and large
estate average price, $1,000 per acre.
NEAR FALLS CHURCH. vA.-Lots. half
acre UP: elect: bus service: $500 to 81 900
Phone Falls Church 1915 evenings. Sc
ir9 Argyle Golf Club-50x150 #; new
On Mass ave-. west of Wis ave-40x150 so
Southeast. near Penn. and Branch aves
Group of 8 desirable lots S13,750.
FRANK M; DOYLE Realtor, 927 18th st.
COLORED-SEyERAL NICE LOTS priced
for quick sale In ne. section. For further
Information, call LEE REALTY CO., 1872
9TH st. NV, Ma 6421
Evening star., 1946-09-06
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AUBURN SEDAN 1885, needs some re-
pairs $3.50, within OPA ceiling After
$40, 407 Turner St, Ch Ch., Md. %
BUCK l941 Special Sedanette, heater
MGVfCHS SSH Colesville rd., Silver Spring.
BUICK 194l Roadmaster sedan; radio and
heater; S1.57s, within OPA ceiling SIM
MONS MOTORS, 1897 14th st. NV. NO.
BUiCK 1s41 special station wagon; one
owner; exceptionally fine condition, BELLE
HAVEN SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION,
Route No. 1. 3 miles south OF Alexandria.
BUICK 1912 special 4-door trunk sedan;
IKE new; radio, heater. new tires: $I,b04.
Within OPA ceiling. BELLE HAVEN SIN
miles south Of Alexandria.
BUICK 1941 sedan; radio. heater. new
only 1900 miles: one owner: oPH. M ,60f;
Will sell under ceiling. 3111 Belleview
ave-, Cheverly, Nd.
Evening star., 1946-09-06
ARTHUR F. CARROLL, Jr., Attorney.
3O7 Hibbs RIdr

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
states for the District of Columbia, Hold :
ing Probate Court-Estate Of Thomas r.
CoStelIo also known as Thomas Roy Cos
No 87,S26. Administration Docket 143
-Application having been made herein for
probate OF the last will and Testament OF
said ssIS DECEASED, and fer letters tsstamentary
3n,s On ssid estate by Mary Costello, 1t is or
Is4s' ' that the unknown heirs at law and
known as Thomas Roy Costello also known
as Roy Costello. deceased, and ali others
concerned; appear in said Court on Mon
DAY; the the !4th day of October. AD 1916.
l1, Let pGtice hereof be published in the
rMnning rWsSiningsson stIr Law Reporter" and "The
esssiye weeks before the return day herein
less than thirty, days before said return
day dayws witness, witness, the Honorable BoLrTHA, j
4th ~. day Of Of 81 vs5sptember, Ap; 1916. GseaiJ
OF the Probate Court. se6,I3,2O
Evening star., 1946-09-06
AUToMoeILEs WANTED.

and Pontiac badly needed ID i supply dc. dc.
m.nd Of returning oversees veterans.
RANDALL MOTORS. INC. 11SO nth It.
BUICK On foNTiAC. 1sss to 1910, in
good condition; veteran desperately Necds
car for work, No dealers. Cali Hillside
Evening star., 1946-09-06

IN THE DISTRICT. COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Solum,
Lot in Square 1893 in the DISTRICT 6 Of
oa eRREh Rs PoA o 81 s1ssEs
Upon consideration of the petition of
declaration of taking filed herein on the
freian. Attorney. Lands Division. De
of the Attorney General Of
National Capital Park and Planning Com
mission, seeking the condemnation Of Lot
2 in Square 4303 in the District of Colum
the, suitable. development of the park
parkway and playground system Of the
which the land I in a' this proceeding is G to
be acquired requires that the United States
have possession of the above land and
AND ORDERED that John S. Chonka
27O1 Upshur Street, Mt Rainier, Mary
Street. Mt. Rainier. Maryland. being the
persons named in said petition; and ALL
PERSONS having or claiming to have any
hereinbefore described or to be entitled
to compensation in respect Of the taking
Of Or, the as same for public use. and ALL
the same be, and they are hereby, re-
quired to surrender possession of the land
above. described to the United States of
1916. AND IT IS FURTHER ADJUDGED
AND ORDERED that said parties be. and
they. are. hereby, required, cited and ad-
oath day Of September, 1916. at 10 O'Clock
am, to answer this petition and make
claim for the compensation to which they
HOWEVER. AND IT IS FURTHER
secutive weeks in THE EVENING STAR, a
newspaner Of general circulation published
in the District Of Columbia. and also once
Washington Law Reporter. the first of said
publica atoms to be not later than the 9th
day Of September. 1946; AND IT is FUR
order be mailed postage prepaid to the
above named defendants. (S) JENNINGS
BAILEY. Justice. (sealD A True Copy. Test:
CHARLES F. STEWART. Clerk. bv ANNE
W. LYDDANE. Deputy Clerk. se6,13oO
Evening star., 1946-09-06
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

DUNKEY'S TRASH REMOVERS - Daily
service. 2015 Clagett st. ne. AT. 6I38.
TRUCK FOR HIRE - General hauling
prompt trash removal service. Call VETS
LIGHT IKGHFiHG HA1H2NG GH H. Veteran, Taes reasonable
rates. HO. 4461 -l2
TRUCK FOR HIRE, stake body; reasonable
rates: short or long distance hauls. Call
LIGHT HAULING Of any kind and any
where at any time. Reliable drivers. LU.
DODGE STAKE BODY TRUCK for hire,
with driver. General hauling. MI. 9s09
7-TON CAPACITY-ya, r H license; ooo
MI; MI; radius: reasonable. Call MR.. SHAW.
VAN TRUCK, large or small jobs: expert
local and long distance. ia. 2g37. g.
VETERAN desires household moving and
aung any tms ana
reasonable. FIR. $500. Ext u. -1a
Evening star., 1946-09-06
Speeder lnstructs
Police on Traffic
BY The Assoeiofsd Press

FARGO, N. Oak. - Miss Fern
Oberg, 81 year old Georgetown.
Mimi. school teacher. by court Or
der, taught on the subject of traffic
at the Fargo Police School.
Miss Oberg's service on the police
school faculty was the sentence de-
cided ON by Police Judge F. A.
Leonard after she had entered a
plea Of guilty to charge of speed
ing.
Evening star., 1946-09-06
FARMS FOR SALE (cont;nu.d1

1r,ns HI ,a!Is ACRES, fully equipped farm, near
BARNEY Vienna, Va Vienna 2is. IS
equipped: so dairy cattle, handsome To-
rm. house, , tenant houses 36-stanchion
dairy barn, other bldgs.. growing crops;
everything included: price, S45. 900; terms
VIM M. GRAIN. GL. 1858. IS
FARMS ESTATE sALE-Beautiful home
SCI set back in a grove of oaks from the
rolling countryside and the distant
varieties of Towering shurbs. 200 acres
Of very fertile farmland. new stone dairy
barn with hay, drier; herd of Holsteins
majority pure bred; herd sire from Dun
loggin Farm; milk check S1,50O per mo
Two tractors and all other necessary
hnnt haenneS mes saesin nearly new Located in the
25S acres. go. acres blue grass. 10 acres
woodland. remainder in corn, clover and
other grasses 1o-room house, splendid
PAIN pam room nxtures, hot-water heat: all
furnished by tenant who would remain.
tel. Ashton 5563 6s
Evening star., 1946-09-06
ALBERT A. STERN. Attorney,
1910 Vermont Ave NV.
Filed Aug. 2S, 1915, Charles r. stewar,

Clerk
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
united States for the District of Co
lumbia. v. Buendo, Plaintiff.
vs. Catherine M Buendo, Defendant.-No o.
3535l The object Of this suit is absolute
On motion Of the plaintiff. it is this 2Sth
gay OF August, 1946, ordered that the de-
fendant. Catherine M Buendo, cause her
before the ,fortieth day, exclusive of sun
gays gays and legal holidays. occurring after
tns day Of the first publication Of this
ceeded with as in case OF default. Pro-
vided' copy. of this order be published
ono once week for three successive weeks in
WtSaasnlngton wa Evening Star before said day
~ 7; DICKINSON LET'S, Justice. (Seai.j
By ELLA MCDONALD. Deputy Clerk.
Evening star., 1946-09-06
JOHN H. NEUBECK, Attorney,
National Press BLDG.

DISTRICT. COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding Probate Court-No. 67,734, Ad,
ministrati tion This is to Give Notice
That the subscriber of the State of Mary
Of the District of Columbia, Letters Testa-
mentary, on the. estate of Elizabeth c.
kunlo, late Of the District of Columbia
deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same. with the vouchers there
OF, legally authenticated. to the subscriber, +,
1947: otherwise they may by law be ex-
GUIDED from all beneflt Of said estate.
Glvsn auaa, under n.a my hand 1his 26th day Of
Gaithersburg, MARYLAND (Seai.) Attest:
THEODORE COGSWELL. Register of wills
Ior the District Of Columbia, Clerk Of the
FIoDate court au30, ,se6,13
Evening star., 1946-09-06
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

IT'S A KNOWN FACT-Roper pays more
@ f9r @oy any truck In any condition. Cal
PICK-UP-Late model, Chevrolet or Dodge
preferred: Call WO. 4552 -
ROPER" BUYS THE TRUCKS"-Any
model, any condition. for the best price
CAL "Roper" Dupont Q765. 9s
Evening star., 1946-09-06
HINTON a HERON, by WILLIAM L
OWEN, Munsey Building.
Filed Aug. 21. 1946. Charles E. Stewart

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for. the District of Co.
Kedrowski. l "A Third Street NE. Wash
ington. D. G., and Thelma Lavengood
Kedrowski, IA Third Street NE. wash
ORDER smir B. Kedrowski and Theima
Lavengood Kedrowski, having filed a COM
names to Casmir B Kedrow and TheIma
Lavengood Kedrow respectively, and. hav:
publication Of the notice required By law
in such cases: it is. by the Court. this
2lst Sht day Of August. 1946, Ordered that
of September, 1948, why the prayers Of
Provided, That a copy Of this order be
published once week for three consecu-
Star and the washington Law Reporter
Clerk By ELLA MCDONALD. Deputy
ClerK au23.30 se6.