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ToMORRoWs PROBLEM.
Natures Children
y LILLIAN COX ATHEY
Coconut Palm.
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fNoCOS UuC1yefaJ.
Mans most useful tree" the CO.
conut palm, to millions of people in
tropical regions, is food, drink, oil.
clothing, household equipment,
shelter, fuel and income. People
are just realizing how many ways
there are OF serving this excellent
food besides using it shredded for
cakes and candy. Thousands had
their first introduction to coconut
while in military service.
The native home of the coconut
is stn! not established. Most agree
that the palm is a native of South
eastern Asia or the great archipel-
ago lying of its coast and that
ocean currents transported the
seeds to shores thousands of miles
away. Others contend that primi-
tive man, realizing the Importance
OF the coconut took it on his jour-
neys. Coconuts f1ourished in the
Americas long before the coming of
the Europeans. Columbus reported
nndlng coconuts on the north coast
of Cuba.
Coconuts grow only from seed,
These palms are easily grown.
They must be where there is an
abundance of rainfall and circulate
ing ground water. Trees bear in
seven or eight years. Good pro-
ducers assure so to 65 coconuts each
year until after go years, when the
number of fruit lessons. The palm
lives to be around 80 years old.
Palms do not have branches,
The growth is at the crown. Any,
thing damaging it, causes death to
the tree. Each year old leaves drop
of leaving a distinct scar on the
trunk. By counting these scars the
age Of the tree can be fairly well
established.
In tropical America, about 1,000,.
900 coconut palms, mostly wild, fur
niSh our markets with either fresh
nuts or copra. There are few
Copra is the dried meat of COCO
nuts having an oil content of about ]
66 per cent. Coconut oil constitutes
about Is per cent of the total world
exports of fats and oils. This oil is
used for industrial and edible pur.
poses. Copra production in the
Americas is about $4,000 short tons,
Mexico Is the largest producer with
40 900 tons in 1945.
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EDWARD [. EARLY. Attorney, y
1880 Eth St NE
MONEY TO LOAN.

LIST AND end TRUST loans negotiated
promptly; small monthly payments; spe-
cialist in rennancing property and nego-
tiating home improvement loans. Call Mr.
SHIFRIN, 915 New York ave. NV. ma.
MONEY ON SECOND TRusT-we will
buy second.trust notes. D. c., nearby Nd
asss1Res!s itsss cokT okT.9hA as
LIST AND end TRUST LOANS@Prompt and
courteous service. Consult us before bor-
rroWing. Lowest rates. COLONIAL INVEST
NENT Co, S17 9th st. NV, DI $3.50
UNLIMITED FUNDS available for 1st and
End trust loans. DRURY lEALTY CORP.
HOME IoANs-Low monthly payments.
FIRST FEDERAL sAVfNos 4 LOAN
MONEY on 1st or end trusts; prompt
action. reasonable rates: nearby Md, Va.
er er,D D. sC property THE AMERICAN co.
sy aaef Cash ne:ssz
REAa EsrArE NOTES on D. C. property. Der
well seasoned: Call Murray Co. H. DREI-
Sen; 1920 New York ave, MA. 1886 or
1st TRUST LOANS on real estate, low
rates, terms or monthly payments. P. j
%6kTazE !EG LoAss Eys st nt.I.st T ma pfas Sas
service. MOORE & HitL CO.. so4 18th
WANTED for cash, well-seasoned End trust
notes and approved 1st trust notes secured
on farms. FULTON n. GORDON, I4SS
Eye st: NV. DI $3.50 till pm. pa
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Not This

"geyser" and washes the dishes ir
a washing up bowl" She then goes
shopping at the MERGERS" for some
butter muslin" (cheese cloth) anc
stops at the greengrocery for some
Trench beans" (string beams anc
then goes to the "multipleshop'
(chain store) for a few odds anc
ends, such as ''tin opener" pounc
or two of Indian meal" (corn meaD
la "treacle jug" (sirup pitcher, q
packet of cream crackers" (sods
lcrackers) and a bit of the "best
end Of the neck" (some rib chops)
OF course, there Is no American
language. Who ever heard OF
candy? It's sweets" Locomotives
do not have COW catchers-they have
buffers" A payroll is a wage
sheet" box car is a goods van,'
Ia hospital is nursing home" a
sedan Is a saloon car" and the
stubs of "cheque book" are the
"counterfoils."
An American language? How
utterly absurd!
tcopyrisht. the Bell Syndicate, Inc, 1e4s.)
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

TWO 1941 3-ton dump trucks. two 2-tor
GMC cargo, one 1914 1O-wheel tractor
practically new. 1900 Bladensburg I'd. n e
ssaEysStEE s Rohssr stS hzassef hEKsoss %UR
CHANGE. 7s Florida ave, ne. MI. 200
DUMP TRUCK. 1885 1nternationai, 70,
sale sale in good condition: price. s475. Cal
:ss:Ssss.szsSFs H ssZ sS
nf2DSE, 93SSE 1-t9n TRUCK; 8 tires, AUSTIN r
MafFf N1Ili1Hs 2lsssaK fsgcKK. 1a express body dMc
makes. 2119 Bladensbure. TR. $500. 1ss
FOKD 1892 panel, 4-cylinder: under OPA
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS BY Central
MgsNI iekSps GS st GMG truck dealer
Stakes, 1889. international. ton, Lw.b.;
Cnsyroiet, 1884. 1h ton.
is4i.'42. Chevrolet, 1h tons. s-sp.ed
1897 International, 3 ton.
o.. semi-Trailer. 1910. Gramm, 8 ton. 49,
IT. van.
Trailers:
Vans: !s s0n ,sts s.ssl dse. sssy sts0tsa 81 ssa.
TAI Issilsf psS, ssTtsi Z sss.5o s99 bodies sa5.
CENTRAL GaseShsi LshS5 MoroR CO.. s14s Lee hwy.
Sunday 10 to 8, Gil. 1000. OK. o562 " u
To reach. Out through Georgetown, cross
Key Bridge, turn right at circle onto Lee
hwy. lRoute I'll or 29l. drive ! "a miles
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Take Ny Word for 1t
ASfk4NN O0AD 4
C0lby You're Right

Sunland, Calf: So your corre-
spondent insists that there is no
American language. In that case,
his automobile is a motor car" "
Its tenders are the mud guards. u
He drives to petrol pump
where the attendant cleans the
wind screen" with "wiping
leather" and raises the bonnet"
so as to check the water in the
"accumulator" and tighten the
sparkling plugs with a screw
spanner." The motor car is two
scatter" with a "dickey" rumble
seaD in the rear. Its mufier is. q
"suencer," its top is the hood" and
its horn Is the "hooter p. w. B.
Answer: Righto. He also posts
his letters in pillar box" keeps
his half hose" up with sock sus-
penders" and wears braces" so that
the ''breeches" Of his sack suit"
will drape properly.
His wife heats water in the
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TRAiLERs.

NEW AND USED HOUSE TRAlLERS on IL,
trailers. stake and express models aysilable
equipment. heaters beds. helper SPRINGS.
etc. Repair service on Al kinds OF trail,
ers. Also new 7.5QxI6 6-ply commercial
Goodyear tires and tubes for immedtate
1890 Wisconsin ave. NV. WO. 1881. Open
NEW NEW AND d. USED house trailers on 1e to
"a month terms. Metal lugsase trailers.
Painting and repair service; also acces-
sories: Cash for your trailer. RICHTER
TRAILER for sale. 24-foot schult Aristo-
crat, elec. refrigerstor, Warner slec, brakes
for MRS. RoYALL. Lot 4 at Martha wash
H66HsE r6tSss IFsAiH TsAss Poi tsysr Dome. eI.c.
;EsiisI ssass'e9 seus q f9
BAGGAGE TRAifEK, GOOD condition. good
tires. S ft. by t.: quick sale. Call eH
s~XNrEbS. saRS bSss8ekf s8ekfAM1e-1-s II horses, sturdy
top, sides rood condition. Phone Elmwood
~ 7SS e SElse sss sST stsI a.,oo. e.5I.s., Is
sss stssss ttrai,sr:; e sn' hour. 6ay Or week v.
Is s'i,ss w. AsI'sssssz AI'ss;z1vsIdli W dsli
$500 30
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AcREACE FOR SALE. (cene.
WATER FRoNr PRoPFRrY

sns1 honss saa ia sa,dsss ,Sdhss:.sss.. s.. sss wis,
ss1 %aSTsb SsaTsssb1Sss To iST RENT u Y. n.'1 s.
on south vsn Rssl 70 vim Sf oss pss
Ssp4s 81 ys'1, fsSs
eoffTIe2 E ssssif sss.iisnt condition. 1unn,n. as
Maiiso5 sf2Ss asefa H.rsia ssias'G2Hasls Gs1SSi
EPff1SSgsP Eff SsP FOREST. fsoHksRssr MD.-4-room cott7.r. aa7
With electricity. fireplace. screened porch.
seyesn s e. River; partly furnished. Box
NSEfTiAp lssEEAcH-on. 7-rm. .l,-y..r cot
fIiserstor; one 5-rm. summer cottage
ass says isyf5s oS ss Dsss
Mashington: win be open sunday. March
dsssaa. assa to s:nt ss SaR
TsESTs WaSTRn rsSf' Ta n4ar MS sM. saL 3444; :, 1T
sags sEly Beach or some beach close to Il. HD
furnished Herald Hsrbor, % s4SsNsyS s4ssS cSfoiG Sslm
ssS s. zsnEsiosaSSSiSSasiSS5 p.
On Snn water sSors 'front.' 40 miles to p G.. in Bran
500 per year; Drive to the town Of Glen
BGTpie and there inquire for. direction to
Shore I'd. turn left to the cottage, with
our signs; The agent, Mr.. Valenti, HO.
3O43, with o. B. zANTzNGER, Jr., Real
ss.ssoSs6-BEAUTIFuL HOME on cbesape.k.
Bay-Home consists of large living room
with open fireplace, bedroom. kitchen and
bath; screened porch with built-in bar,
FINISHED attic, large enough for 3 double
beds; picket fence around property: house
completely furnished: possession with title.
Must be seen to be appreciated. Cali Mr..
Bramham, DE. 4472, with BEITzEIL.
III. S1,OO. -15
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FUTURI

ADAM a; WEsCHLER = son, Auctioneers:
pnited States Msrshars sale Of diamond
out S 3, virtue ths cierks VII
States for the District q Columbia and i'io to
M ss . sop PuiIie st. .lqtsn ns
on Monday. March 25, .1946 at / o'clock
F.. Pm: .c:., artisIlated Il karat white scld
points 10 diamonds about points each.
rTo'se-eut T's diamonds about points each, !!
points and j about 8 points; seized ' and nd
Ipcn s. sa e5 ,saT hs as
shsraten co sS sE1cE aySs p Ma
THEWS, United States Marshal in and for
the District Of Columbia.
aRusTEEs' aIH sGt5 !. SALE ot frame axsllng, No.
The undersigned trustees under deed Of
trust recorded in LibeT 379. page 26o; Of
nf nnd sssords Of q v
81 sss VIII III osr o.
sale At public auction in front of the
M Ct tn. cGaRi, stS ass o fs
ate in Arlinston County. Va: Lots NUM-
afssa na addison ofk a IN sns
sedieatea sna q plated II Deed seoS y No
cash. Deposit Of 5000 required at time Of
sale, terms OF sale to be complied with
within 10 days from date Of sale or prop
erty to be resold st cost Of defaulting pur-
chaser. Conveying, recording, revenue
stamps. etc, at the cost Of the purchaser
EUGENE H. McLACHLEN, LANIER p. Nc
LACHLEN. Trustees. -16
THOS. ]. OWEN 4 SON, auctioneers, 436
Southern Hlds sds. Trustee sale h Sf valuable sa
NV, 2-story brick dwelling. By virtue
Of . certain deed Of trust duly recorded,
in Liber No. S029. Folio 425 ct sea-, Of
the land records Of the District Of Colum.
bi., and .t the request Of the party ,.+ g; e;
viii sell, at public auction in front Of the
March, AID. 1916, at 2:30 O'clock PM.
the following described land and premises
situate in the District Of Columbia, ant
designated as and being Lot numbered
Ono Hundred and Twenty. i120) In Kar-
rick and Metca1f's subdivision OF lots ir
Block numbered Forty-six t46). "Holmeat
Manor" as per plat recorded In the once
Of the surveyor for the District Of Colum-
bia in Liber 43 at Folio Il; subject tt
covenants Of record. Said property nov
known for purposes Of assessment I, snt
Terms: ali cash. further particulars d
which will be announced at time Of sale
A deposit OF $500 REQUIRED. Conyeyanc.
Terms to be complied with. within thiTts
days. otherwise deposit. forfeited and thu
property may be advertised and resold q
the discretion Of the trustees; JESSE H
MITCHELL. ISAAC MASON, Trustees.
| mch9, II. IA .1s.21
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

ADAM q. WEscHLER 4 SON, auetioneers
Hilland and Michael r. KeoEh, adminis-
traitors estate Katherine tKate) X Martin:
G Claws, administrator eta estate
Maidee, Ever: United States Storage Co,
and others, BY auction at Weschler's. 9O6
81. NV. Friday. commencing $50 am.
6Scokeases. 3 sse.etary, odd sofas and iounse
chests Of drawers. rollaway beds, twin and
double beds, spiral and box springs, inner
spring mattresses, tables, lamps. used
clothing for an estate. etc. IA
Attractive sale household furniture, G. E.
and Crosley Iefrieerators, gas and electric
Michael F.. Keogh. administrator estate
Katherine (Kate( K. Martin; F. 6. CLAWS,
auction at Weschler's, 905 e st. NV, to-
morrow, commencing 9:30 am, dining
group, dinettes, modern twin and double
bedroom groups. bookcases, secretary, odd
sofas and lounge chairs, dropleaf tables,
wardrobes, kitchen and utility cabinets.
radios dressers. chests. Of drawers, roll:
away beds, twin and double beds, spiral
and box springs, tnner-spring mattresses,
tables, lamps. wardrobe trunks, used cloth
ing for an estate, etc.
Evening star., 1946-03-14

q AVyOWOJtVk MISCELLANEOUS.
CAR row BARS-Just received limited
shipment; dealers price, S17.50. Call HI
GsaSi USED TIRES. pass. and truck. ali Ias sizes;
tires. DRfScoLL TIRE SERVICE, 400
Hunt pi: ne, cor, MINI. ave-. in Bennings
NEw.TYPE TIRE REcAPPrNG BY the Den.
hour service: electric treated sections II
sds cu AcAbs ass 'PS5 fTss 0e5s e.
Washington's Largest Pontiac Dealer. I437
Irving st. NV. AID. $500. Quick, eficient
AuTo LUGGAGE TRAILER, immed,at.
delivery. new shipment Just arrived; the
ne4test one you nave ever seen, suitable
touring. Low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC
CO., 1887 Irving st. NV, AID. $500. WASH
inGton,s Largest pontiac pealsr;
have Just received q large shipment Of
They win elso at other models OF General
srsd ears ReSas fea Rfss eo ias
new TIRES, : psssenser % and struck truck. SAL
CAR REFINISHED-Now Is the time TO
have your car refnished by master paint.
ers in one Of WsshinRton's largest mod
ern automobile plants. Prewar quality
mate nowl URfSMANr1ANDEfL, Chevro-
iet 18th and Good Hope I'd, Sc. AT 400
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

HAVE CLIENT WITH CASH above frst
trust who wants. small house in Rolling
wood. Please call immediately. ALFRED
.. LEO KoLB, INC, 1887 Wisconsin ave.
MI 21O0-,Real estate and insurance since
1902: Will serve you efficiently.
PRIVATE INVESTOR will purchase 20 to
30 unit apartment in NV section from
owner; no commissions to pay. Box 352-S,
is YOUR PROPERTY for sale? will buy
1t and pay you all cash If you desire. II
price Box 3n6-S. Star 14s
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(5oren on &C

4 - ~ - .
Both sides vulnerable. North
deals. I'd
All 2
y KJs76
AAo1os7s
X 4sns4s ,,sa. WE gxa,.
&53 s XII
KQ1oss
V52 ~
o S632
The actual bidding:
North. East. South. West.
II IA Dble. 10
Dble. 2NT Pass. Pass.
Dble. Pass. Pass. Pass.
Rhythm In the bidding Is an In
sidious thing. Even experienced
players with seasoned judgment
will frequently be caught in its
swing ana keep doubling the opposi.
ton out Of impulse rather than
logic. The conviction is held that
the enemy is f1oundering and it be.
hooves the doubler to keep doubling
everything in sight. Crafty players
will frequently make capital Of this
psychological weakness by engag-
ing In what is known as round-robin
bidding, that is, bidding In rapid
succession suits which they do not
really have, with the expectation Of
being doubled. After they have re-
peated the formula for several
rounds Of bidding, they arrive at
long last, at the suit in which they
desire to play the hand, with the
rope that the enemy will have
gotten into the swing and continue
to WELD the mallet.
There comes to mind a critical
hand from the semifinals of the
Vanderbilt tournament some time
ago. My partner in the North
elected to open the bidding with a
club. While it lacks the honor
strength for an orthodox bid, few
players will today be found who
would be willing to pass the hand.
East chose the "pussy-footing" tao
tics OF merely overcalling with one
spade. He was reluctant to make
take-out double for fear that If he
did so he would be unable to cope
with partners probable bullish &C
tivity in hearts.
The trouble started with the dou-
BILE OF one spade, which I am con-
vinced was bad strategy on my part.
The trouble with doubles of low
contracts, when you have nothing
but length in the adversely bid suit,
is that the hand many times does
not play there and your partner
Will double some other contract de-
pending upon you to take. tricks
which do not materialize in the
play.
North's double of two hearts was
natural, and East rescued to two no.
trump with the diamond suit as a
backbone. I passed as did West and
my partner made an impulsiye dou-
BILE. Brief analysis would have
shown that I could not have any
strength in diamonds, else would
have doubled the two no-trump con-
tract, inasmuch as I am known to
have the spades and partner has
made it clear that he has the clubs
and hearts. The contract was full
filled with an overtrick.
We had gotten caught in the
swing.
ToMORRoWS PROBLEM.
Declarer. Dummy.
q A3 4 J65
y AJ862 0K94
. K1076 o A 953
4 K2 4 A4
You are declarer at a contract Of
six hearts. The opening lead is the
nine OF clubs. After winning this
trick, what is your next play?
(Copyright, 1916. by Charles Il. Goren.)
Evening star., 1946-03-14
z. B. q. LYON, Attorney,
Euan~ Rus1djn1

,,,e,-p.c,r rIECI7n Evans nuHGinE.. n E..x,v rY,yrv1
DlsSscTf stssss for c9RD sas DissTics 81 ceSmSi.D,
Holding Probate court.--No. .66775. Ad-
ministration.-Thisi is TO Give Notice: That
the subscriber. of the District Of Columbia
has obtained from the Probate Court Of
OF the district Of Coiunabia. deceased. All
persons having claims against the deceased
are, hereby warned to exhibit the same.
fassd fas e s & q q
wise they may By law be- excluded from
al benefit Of ssid estate GIVEN Given under onE NJ
ztssss zsS yicESR hySN j asaseR Ss.sss s
Of the Probate Court. feSs s.ini17. ii. :
8. JAY. .McCATHRAN, yr., Attorney,
Washington Loan d Trust Bldg.
States for the District OF Columbia,
9hs shs s. ss ef'ass of bis
the District Of Columbia. Letters Of Ad-
ministrarion. eta. on the estate OF Mar
District 81 cciumbis, deceased, All Ali psrsor,s
hereby warned to exhibit the same, witt
the vouchers thereof, legally authenticated
e, The e a. g. 9sHTe is4 sas III
Sensnt Sn q said estate. Gwen iI Under h ny hsMnt Il
This sAst dSy p PseS5nsiEy tlsae %
8. sssf3 Attest: THoHas aciaia Z. scxI.fSY
er WI u tie isr raSb.s: as Rs'tss eoa q
1e26,mh7,i4.
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AUTO TRUCK. WANTED.

FULL RETAIL PRICE paid for your stake.
model; Al cash. WILLIAMS AUTO SALES.
H1EErEEsa1a vi fEs1as desperately needs pickup or
panel truck: will pay cash. NO. 5114 Is
GIs-We need 200 Army trucks, any
models: CENTRAL MOTOR CO.. 3l43 Lee
hwy. Arlington, Va. CHI. 1000. ~
Evening star., 1946-03-14
MOTORCYCLES.

new INDIANS FoR i94s! We are nov
Indian motorcycles Get your name in, at
the top Of the list. Service on all makes
snd models, INDIAN MOTORCYCLE
MOTORCYCLE, Har .-Dav., 1912, "A. extras,
new paint: S415. 426 Delafie1d pl. NV,
INDIAN 1887 Chief, excellent mecha MICA
condition, within oPA ceiling. Phone HI
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AUTOMOBILES WANrsD.

at once. Can .RoPEE III Spot cash;
any condition. Dupont o70S. 1es
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LETTER-OUT

Remove one letter. from each word snd
Print the letter oppcsits tSe Sn,sH vnrd 49, ,ta;
which you have removed Il. II you hsve
"Lettered-Out" correctly IT'S etyiiiSS
Answer u Yesterday's Lettsr-oaki
% 0nSCUREeQURCI fsupplterl.
E H4I1q8 -G1yEsT (9onates).
ID Lv1ED-DnVB (dfgl =. ! a
I'd R3sTIv1-sTRIv8 0ssh
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oAKA0fs FOR SAle.

FACT0ET BUfLT. Sizes 15x20 ana 50x2l
tsrms. immssiats ssiiyssz. VIII s our sls. dis..
Arlington, Va. Ouen 8 I'm. to 8 pm, Sun
day and holidAys,. or phone ia 2164
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LEcAL NOTICES.

~; 9TANLEY HOLLAND, Attsrney:
stasss ,or c0nsT sSs n,s9Ict 9E THE sISS3s IITEp
Miner 1ISsss ssss AsRs. "a.
s aSs DSsss s.rsn a ior g ae
or letters on sn'G sad sssse
4 osds.d a .s "a, auit 3 Msfs
snd al others concerned, appesT ii said
AD. 1879, a 1000 p ocioce AN, IN q q ARs1s sHos
cause vny such appltcatton should not be
g,aGSssd r NE Lst notice hersof bs published
successive weeks before the return day
as e.. S:s ss3 s 81. S.sss: Il.
LAVE chi.f 9s Justice aoe9rsDls e ssid
nis stss.a sn dsh h1coR Il oM.rfs AR MaRscss asas
T u: Probate IS ss''s' sasat q g
A q sas ins..snsnt ess'ISii BSiIdins. her r'A'n''n
Filed Feb. 20, 1916. Charles Z. Stewart
uasa ass s.ss. Is &. f9gaE Ssss. e Sr cog
ss;s .sle Ass'Na strsss g xDs '0ss ss
sisnac Boyle, Address Unknown, pefend.
THIS suit Is TO obtain o divorce from the
bonds % a, Of matrtmonyas On motion Of the
ia5' as:a s.s az z. Of sssaS:5s
Thelma slanac Boyle, cause her appear.
ance TO bs entered herein on Or be-
fore the 40th day. exclusive Of Sundays
day Of The Pst publestion ao q this seo order: tns
hs q '.S: d:.s H p roSSs DfSssdsd so9 s
OF this order be published once q week
sor three successive weeks in the Wash-
ANDEs HoETzoIFsFa. Justice. sse.i5 A A
slsEt: s|s!z: 5, ziaA 9. sMfssaS isss'ass.T sR:Rs''
EDwAfH lIsd 7, ssS HA7kY, Il nlH AtsoFney'
DISTRICT couRT Of The UNITED
>, States for the District Of Columbia.
Holding M 2 Prob.te coyrt.,aEstssts ,s e Oliver
Docket l41.-Application hav-
ing been made herein for probate Of the
last win and testament Of said deceased,
and for letters testamentary on said estate,
2! March, 1915 ordfasa thss Ell Esisnne ase w
washington 'tAdeiia Washinston5. non.
residents, and all others concerned. appear
sha fSu1 1a4s NR NJ 1890 the oei h an, n,
show cause why such application should not
be granted, Let notice hereof be published
"a the "Washington Law Reporter and
%.ess e Il each sa Of hTs
herein mentioned, the nrst publication to
ns,,l be not less than thirty days before said
Seail Attest: THOMAS e. scALIEY,
Deputy EegisteI Of wills for the District
OF Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court.
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MONEY WANTED.

WILL PAY So INTEREST and share proiit
to complete dairy and convaleseent home
on large nearby farm. An excellent op.
portunity to share in q real money making
industry. Box 27l-S, Star IA
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AUTO TRUCKS Eop uIpE

2 TO 1Is TON STAKES AND VANS By
he. hour, t day Or week We furnish syerything
AZ CO., lexington pl. and Que st. ne.
FORD 1h-ton vans for hire, By contract
or by job. SP O656-J. ID
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M. NJ. DOYLE and S. A. MICKLER, At
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FREDERICK M. BRADLEY and ", q.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Holdins a. Probate Court Estate Of May
Eleanor Smith. Dsceased.-Nc. 66, s34,
having been made herein for probate d
the last win and testament and codicils Of
said deceased, and for letters testasnentary
and Trust Company. i Is ordered this Iith
Smith and the unknown heirs at law and
next Of Kin. y any. o May Essnor Smith,
pear IN .sstd Court on Monday. the 22nd
day. Of April. AID. 1896, st 1900 .o'ciock
ssoDIS D5ssS. nSs p sTssnses esa fs 9osis hsIsod
each Of three successive .TeeEs before tke
return day herein mentioned. the frst
ss daysu 6siorsM s. sa,S sI, return % Day. wines
March, AD; 1915 aeeal Astalt: ytCsTo6
Court. mh1z.31.4G 8
Evening star., 1946-03-14

REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE,
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sub. west. Alexandria 0165 Ia
WANTED-Well-loca apartment build
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Evening star., 1946-03-14
LEGAL NOTICES.

DISTRICT couRT Rc Of The n1f nU1fNrrEr
States for the District Of Columbia
Holding Probate Court-No 66, 735. Ad-
ministr ation.-This is to Give Notice: That
the subscriber. Of the State Of Maryland
has obtained from the Probate Court OF
the District of Columbia, Letters Of Ad-
dict Hawkins. late. Of the State Of Cali
fornia, deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned to
legally authenticated, to the subscriber. on
or before the 11th day Of February. AID
cluded from all benefit of said estate
Given under. my hand this 18th day OF
February. 1916. WILLIAM c. DeLacy
8. MERSCH, Register Of wills for the Dis
trict Of Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
Evening star., 1946-03-14
,e,!4l LE9MARD a; BLOCK. Attorney:

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Hos;as ststss po5., foF the District Of Gsgmba
ministr ration.-This is to Give Notice: Tha,
the subscriber, of the District Of Columbia
District Of Columbia. Letters OF Admins.
tration on the estate Of Jack Gordon. late
Of the District Of Columbia. deceased. All
are. hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof, legally authen-
ticated, to the subscriber. on or before the
wise they may By law be excluded from s al
benefit Of said estate. Given under my
hsnd }ana hi this sth day No, Of March. lg46
(Seal.) Attest: THOMAS c. sCALLEY
Deputy Register of Wills for the Distric
OF Columhia, Clerk Of the Probate Court
Evening star., 1946-03-14
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