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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-11
NOTICE OF RESALE OF
INTEREST IN LAND.
North Carolina:
Vance COllNtN.

North Carolina:
Vance County;
Under and by virtue Of an order
Of the Superior Court Of Vance
County. North Carolina, made IN
the special proceeding therein pend
ing, entitled II. d. Hedrick, ct al, VS..
Tungsten Mining Corporation, ct al;
and under and by virtue of an Or
der Of Resale upon an advanced
bid. the Undersigned Commissioners
will on the 18th day OF January,
1916, at y o'clock, Noon, at the
Court House door IN Henderson, N.
c., offer for sale to the highest bid
der for cash, upon an opening bid
of S2835.00, but subject to the con-
firmation Of the Court, the surface
rights or fee in that certain tract Of
land and being in WILLIAMSBURG
Township, Vance County, North
Carolina, adjoining lands Of N. d.
Morton, Marrow, and others and
more particularly described as fol-
lows:
Begin at a stone in Morton's line;
run thence N &C l-2 f 1910 chains
to a stake, formerly a pine; N y -
+ 9.53 chains to a stake in old road.
Gum pointers; along road n $50; N
l6 1-2 f Its; N 4 W 4.o8; N 3.75;
N l6 + 2.l6: N 30 f 200: n 80 f l.95
N 81 IL L 4.45: N IS f 2.59; N 38 +
40 chains Is a stone in the path
90 fl. east of Pine, Morton's cor
ner): thence along Morton's line 5
80 IL Z ESQ chains to a stake IN
branch, Morton's and Stark's corner,
thence down the branch S So Z 400;
S SO + 400 n - ID + 2.25; S 40 f
2.92 chains to a stone and willow,
Stark's orner N l6 ID Z l4.55 to
stone, Owens corner; S Ga ID +
1871 to Black Gum, Owens corner;
S l6 W 70 links to a pile of stones,
Owens corner: S 81 f GA chains TO
stone, MarroW's corner; S 5 w 3S.5O
to small hickory on South side OF a
branch, Daniels corner; N IS W
along a line OF marked trees 44.06
chains to a Pine side line; N 81 W
PAS to red oak side line: S IS W
Isl chains to gum, side line: N 81 W
l.2O chains gum side line: N 80 Il
w FOG chains gum side line: N q.
w 8.62 chains white oak side line: y
81 l-2 w 6.27 chains to beginning.
Containing POI acres, more or less,
according TO plat made by Thomas
Taylor and George Houghtaling,
November "a. 1898, and June, 1911.
Reference is made to deed recorded
in Book So at page l04, Vance Coun-
ty Registry. Being known as the
Abraham Sneed land.
This sale will be made subject to
the mineral and ore rights in sad
land which have been sold under
another proceeding.
This LIST day of January, l946.
B. II. PERRY, Commissioner.
Perry & Kittrell, Attorneys.
Henderson. N. c.
ALL ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-11
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
The Authority on Authorities"

Vests psychic oo,,hie and bid,
Instead Of 3-No Trumps. which
Indicated he haI gone about IS
far as tie could, he mad available
10 him the informative call Of
3-Clubs. To that South could have
bid Diamonds to show his suit
vas a hve-carLer. North then
should have been loaded for bear.
or in other words, slam. He might
have bid 6-No Trun71s at once. or
he could have used a slam con-
ventio1 of one kind or another.
The DlackWoOd convention would
have shown that the side had al!
the aces and kings, SO if North
had eaten a big thick steak the
night before and three eggs that
morning, he might have tried tho
grand slam. That, Of course. would
have required good luck in guess
ing the way 10 play diamonds, be-
sides success in the probably
marked spade fnesse But small
slam would have been easy to bid.
after blackWooding or not.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-11
How Many Are Needed?

- one o.e'.t .'. zH'.'E .'..'",
meht says voluntary s.-.7.'..3.. arc
hreaN.as aa Eae#s.s 2== ~ a.....s.
says the H8aE2e4 = mon 5a.'.5l7 51-@
regular 2l.aN are -. ..'.'s. =, "'1-
ing oafrea. se2.t=eaea'5' 7"' me
statement @isea ne -ii-i--.s4 ~
10 WA i3ese requirements -I
Maybe ne brass a3'S Want .i.@
Information 52a8n. o4' laeF o.S
II to me country Z. s19.e .--.l-eI<
and H1e2iE22a'.S jus. =z1s5z
men are #ee+e@.
A matter OF -as.. go =.e77 .i'z
not determined VIVA. we 2e Vs1..g
Strength aa me Army az me Eaz1
snail 2ea S2-aaH rs nose @1e 1oi-
I woo are q me ae'" .l-'@@
they maE desire 'aat mere De mo
more discharges. aod actually iheF
have slowed down me Eaie III le-
cent e or al--a. a4Ne 3ee11
more IL iaelF -l&-a@ # me e'.sI'e 'i~siV
tC h}Ae h2l.-H' -1saN .-fl2 1.''ilS l'e
war could af#e been kept d'fQtI
arms. Certainty # would nave Pfo-
N1ded more fat pc3Gettlhe Joos a.
GOOD salaries mo an o2PoF'1d'''y l0i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-11
KIDDING PARADOX

ONE FUNNY paradox Of sound
bidding involves a call of exactly
game, II the partners have shown
each other so much strength that
both obviously know the size has
enough strength TO bid q game in
sometime, a call Of game may be
interpreted as al effort to close
the bidding Ii such a situation. a
call Of less than game leaves open
the possibility mat you are inter-
ested in slam. 50, when slam ideas
are in your head. you should try
to find some Informative bid of
less than game. or else BID the
slam or invite it With whatever
slam machinery your pair en-
DlGyc.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-11

J. T. c. postcards an old Gre
he wants to now if the professional
basketball player doesn't earn his
dough in dribbles.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-11
Powder River
DIST INFANTRY DIVISION.
Powder kiVer)

Took key port of Leghorn. Took
Futa Pass, multiplying Nazi Gothic
Line defense. Chased the enemy
from the Arno to Loi'Io. Ended war
by making junction with Marshal
Tito's Yugoslav forces in Trieste.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-11

Yesterdays Answer
80, God of war
(Gr.)
Al. Soak fax
43, Frozen water
Evening star., 1946-08-18
Poec | |

Mr.. Miller is followed through
the gate at the NovoI Air Sto-
tion. Anooostio, by John S. Ko-
rowski Edword L. Abner and
fronk S. BIoir. IT,. oil Of whom
show their identification papers
to euord. Members of the
organized reserves toke q
troinine proerom which in
eIudes 48 drill periods yeor,
approximately 100 hours Of
flying q yeor, and on annual
two week cruise.
Evening star., 1946-08-18
The Lowest Price
Funeral Site in
Washington
$40 Complete

This offer includes opening, clos
ing, decorative equipment, and
"Music From the Trees" in one of
Washington $ most beautiful ceme-
teries-With Chambers funeral
for immediate use onl Y.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-10-24
FLATHEAD RECEIVES
FWA MONEY

Observation-Disclosures plan
ming money for public improve
ments in Montana has been alloca-
ted by the Federal Works Admin
istration
The projects included the Flat
head county high school district
physical education building includ-
ing a gym, cafeteria and music de-
partment and industrial arts build
ing. both at Kalispell, estimated
cost S460000, with advance of Sl6,-
O00 improvements at the fair
grounds. Great Falls, estimated cost
of S142,680 with advance of S4,560;
at Froid a waterWorks system with
cost of Sl15.993 and advance of
S5.231.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-10-24
POLICE ASK REMOVAL
OF BUTTE MAYOR

Butte-UR)-Eight city policemen
have filed a complaint in district
court seeking the removal of Mayor
Barry OLeary as the result of mob
violence during the strike-riots last
April
The complaint charged that for
a period of more than four months
prior to last Sept. 5 O'Leary refused
to curb gambling and failed to sup
press mobs that damaged homes dur
ing the April riots. The complaint
asked the court to have O'Leary
answer the charges within 10 days
and to declare the office vacant
pending the suit.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-10-24

Pursuant to an order made by the
State Fish and Game Commission
at their meeting held September 10
and 90 1916, in the office of the
State Fish and Game Warden in
Helena, Montana, the following de-
scribed area in Lincoln County
shall be open to the hunting Of
either sex of deer from November
10 to November is, both dates in
elusive.
OPEN AREA: Beginning at the
point on Highway No. SO where
Deep Creek crosses this highway,
thence along Deep Creek in a north
easterly direction to its source on
Whitefish Divide. thence in a north
erly direction along the Whitefish
Divide to Trail FTP, thence in a
northwesterly direction along Trail
F72 and Williams Greek to its out
let on Grave Creek, thence south
west along Grave Greek, border
ing the Grave Greek Closed Area
to Trail F89, thence in a northerly
direction along Trail F99, bordering
the Closed Area to Mud Greek,
thence in a southWesterly direction
along Mud Greek to its intersection
with Highway No. SO, thence in a
southeasterly direction along High
way No. SO to the point of begin
ming
State Fish & Game Commission
By: Elmer Johnson, Chairman
1t A. A. O'Claire, Secretary
Evening star., 1946-10-03
Take My Word for 1t
By Frank Colby.
What's in a Name9

From a California radio news edi-
tor: "An Associated Press article
from Washington states that Bikini
should be pronounced, .Bick-in-ih.
with the accent on the first syllable
Should I instruct my newseasters
to use the A. P. pronunciation de-
spite the fact that the networks
accent Bikini on the second syl-
labIe?"
Answer have been advised by
the Smithsonian Institution, the
United States Board on Geograph-
ical Names, and the Reference De-
partment of the Library of Congress
that the officially sponsored pronun-
citation of Bikini is: ''Bi-KEE-nee," "
the first "i" short as in ''bit." The
name is of native CMarshallese) orr
gin, and it means famed by palms. J"
Thi sletter is typical of many
which comes to this column: What
is the correct American pronuncia-
ton of our family name, Bonacci?
Some of us pronounce it boe-NAHT-
chez; some say buh-NASS-ee: while
I prfeer BON-uh-see, though some
of my family accuse me of putting
on airs"
Answer-Some families preserve
the foreign pronunciation, as boe-
NAHT-chee, in the case of the Ital-
ian name Bo-nacci. Others adopt
Anglicized pronunciation, and often
change the spelling, as Doolittle,
from the French de PHotel, and
Smith from the German Schmidt,
etc.
(Copyright, The Bell Syndicate. Inc, 1s46)
Evening star., 1946-10-03
2 THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
4
ACREAGE FOR SAFE lcont. J

s175 PER ACRE-First time offered. IN
Montgomery County's choicest section
near Beallsville short distance to p, y o.
tive, small estate, 5 acres or more over
looking beautiful valley on, paved road
MRnK Mh esstricIty kn,nsaon and tssRdhons Md an 7s
liz ii ACRES, suitable for aI homes other
eN efTsaEe q say dsssT,pslSns sMoaS sos & amount
/ iSE HSEFeAekE eaa Tors. s mating : acres, with
large forest trees for shade, on. pike In
Of arnsea ssauta xTfnn bae 70 ss miles
$1,000: half cash, balance S25 monthly.
Shown by appointment; Phone Hernaon
3s; BUELL. v FARM AGENCY Hernaon'
ssrhoRE EalrisH e. Tract in k.nsinsson clos. to
transp. and churches; al utilities & syaM;: III:
81. 500. % OWNER. Hyfss.'SVfe Wi. a57i. --b
CLOSE IN. Silver spring :. 10 acres Of
ssSen aVasDle Tsaay tor sI
SH. 9200. S415 GEORGIA ave. Ewes. can
NEAR Me- keisi ToSK III. 6soSGsNERs, sSGRs Mp-ss @ acres
road; excellent for Subdivision. ALVIN
for high Glass subdivision; (, 2,900-ft. front
ss se on da gayeS VI stTsst ss4 al all o Y%5ss % arc
6lk ACREs, 800 ft; fronting on Lee high
way, $1,000, 20 miles D. C.: acre. 'front.'
miles d. C.; building lots. Franklin Park
S2,750, miles to D. C. A.. g. ANDER-
SON, 1853 Fairfax drive. Arlington. OK
WOODED ACREAGE with stream, neal
Andrews Field, Wo, I4b4: @8
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.-50 acres; 1,gO0-
shopping center: Is miles from D. G. line;
ideal for subdiytding. Long. UN. 1900. -
OVERLOOKING POTOMAC = Approx. A
from D. C.: partially wooded; drilled well:
q real buy at SOB per front #.
$3.50 per acre-Zoned commercial, 300 It.
on main highway; ideal for tourist cabins,
gas station, etc; good timber property.
800 per acre-35 acres. fronting on 2
good roads, approx. IS mi. from d. c.;
$40 acres, at 800 per acre: approx. go
mi. from D. C.. v. WARD ROSWELL Real
tor, 22o S. Wash. St, Alexandra 2s' 2Sds'
Evening star., 1946-10-03

IN THE DISTRICT. COURT. OF THE
United States for the District of Colum-
eessednAdministsat1on ess ae hnists e No.
der Fixing New Date for Trial and Provid-
ms for Publication The notification as :, t to Q
to the validity OF the paper writing dated
the oath day Of August. 1945 purporting to
be the last will and testament Of valeria
hrs Il Wiam Wnersa snitehieT Ncs 0an to be
s curt ba this .sd sIs issues Say Of BE- sep s.s
down for trial on the 18th day of Oct.
1946, and that this order AND the sub
stance Of said issues be-, be punnsnsd n once ,, :
week for The same period in The Even Evening
the as o. Sfa ts psper
gath day Of August as45. the last xil
Two: Was the said paper writing dated
70 be the last will and testament Of
Three: was the said valeria Lewis at the
q the making ana ~ e sa
writing Of sound and disgosing mind and
capable Of executing a valid deed or con-
sa e Peu 4th was asy the uf ssaa PsD a2
subscriptlon thereto procured from rom the ne
deceit practiced upon the said Valera
person or persons9 Five: Was the. said
paper writing dated the Gath day Of Au-
gust. 1945, obtained, or the execution
Lewis, deceased. by the undue influence or
duress, or coercion Of Anthony D. Ssu@mila mil
or any other person OF persons? tSl JEN-
JOSEPH A. ASH. Attorney for Caveator.
HARRY l.. RYAN, Jr. Attorney for Cave
atee (6eal) A True Copy. Attest: MEL
VIM J. MARoUkS, Deputy REGISTER Of wills
for the District Of Columbia. Clerk Of the
rl0's'' e0 ;sps.1s.1e.1s.as.as.so.ost
Evening star., 1946-10-03

USED TIRES, pass. and truck, all sizes
100 7,50x20, s-ply, mud and snow: 10(
81 Other dsee sises ps1scoIL @ o THE sEk% l
MINI. MINI. ave. and Hunt pl ne. Ii. 1852, TR
ATTENTION, Cadillac owners-Let an ex-
pert mechanic. with over years expert
snce: en-, rspsir your car; immediate service;
enser h9 Taens Wer all TGrk bSay
PAINT SHOP. rear 1910 14th st. NV
NEweTYPE TIRE REcApp1NG by the Den.
hour service; electric-treated sections 4
your tire is cut; See your tires being re.
capped eaIg" at ARCADE PONTIAC co, Wash:
Irving st. NV, AID. $500. Quick. efficient
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILER, immediate de.
livery: new shipment Just arrived. the
neatcst one you've ever seen. suitable fol
lnE I4a7 low priced q ARCADE EspS PoNTIhc So
soNTi2o ISps sssss 6WNfRs sShsas Daft ATTENTION.
have Just received large shipment Of good.
viii also at other models Of General Motors
r0HIs 1RApR So ess co f4s
VIII Wills Trade De- btaDdlnss ssSe Sc. of univsrs.
EXITS. oI buy oatrisht. TR 1910, s.
sna Sfe Car 80 Wheels: toa ssas ssss ena as fGfe afs
tires: chrome. wheel bands. assorted hui
sires a chsv. a block: chev ssnsrssor S M
VS. heads: Al Plym. engine head: new
Chev. oil filter; extra gas tanks: a:
Buick skirt. TR. 1910. So
|STUDEBAKER '3S Commander motor, goot
condition; reasonable. Sp. 0124-W. ---4
ENGINE OVERHAUL, $50, all 6-cyl. cars
Engine specialist. Guaranteed workman.
ship. TONY g. TOMS GARAGE. LIZ
9th st. NV. lrear.) g.
CAR REFINISHED-Now is the time Il
have your car refinished by master paint
ers in one of Washfngton's largest moderr
automobile plants, PTewar quality pain
now available. Stop in for free estinat,
Good Hope rd. Sc. AT. 400.
Evening star., 1946-10-03
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

1853 N. Y. AVE. NE, WASHINGTON, D. c.
NOV occupied BY drsybar EeetSc Co Co End End
attractive. @ Ss' soft. frontaee on N Z. ave
assDssbie Ss to sRoIesaie moor Or rssa ssins
gsas Se4 Ssnf fs s SF foor 1fs os
80 Is bounds a0s per sa So IT. Elevator capacity
1000 pounds; Size Of elevator I. car inside ae
oil heat. American blowers throushout
Tokng oadns 1st
esss5ss 81 Building s. ans Of n
essE ciearsnce 1s'ss. dock heisht s,ss. 5000
al rear in addition to loading ramp. EN-
extreme west side and nd, lesding to both al
Of So. Railway freisht ioadine and un-
Ss Il sssSale Sa asd dso @ esSt as dspo
mis Within aiSesns Soo yds Adv @ on THIS BIDS cam bs
sssns on 70 "a and faom f Ph
municipal approvals, front of bldg. can be
msnss ntfssd tS xva fpii Mss ssnfnfs sDeff
MILLER psoSe ssse a1os WoodFey R 9M 7ssa wase5as
sa-ss I N ST. sE.-Warehouse, store, and
loft space, second commercial: rented for
total of $3.50 per month: good investment
or possession obtainable. JEROME s.
poWNTowN pSNS4Todiw t1' Showroom SPACE, $50
First-fioor location with large show win
dows, ideal for wholesale or retail busi-
ness: viii lease 1900 to 5000 SO: 4: CaIl
"a. AVE. S.ECApproximately 400 So. #.
tS hsr sfss ssY Essz0PasS Rs1ssd fs Pc
~ 1910 ,uT gntil FoR PIT; pRh;sT. in RIVER
dale, on Baltimore blvd. opposite bank.
j. c. LEWIS, Broker, WA. 2S13. )
vACANT-Street-hoor store 22x4S, now
available, at 1908 G st. NV, near State
Dept. Open for inspection. Call EA
399S, ask for MR.. RODMAN. =
13 18th ST. S.E.-:1st commercial, suit
able for sandwich shop, beauty parlor or
other business of this kind. Near Eastern
High School. Cali Mr.. Groves, AID. O02l:
SHOCKEY & MoORHEAD. Realtors. a
8I2 ST. N.W.-Real estate office: atten-
ton real estate brokers, lawyers and doc
tors: 2-story tapestry brick building, ar
ranged into Offices with 8 lavatortes:
coal h.-wh.: will be ready for occupancy
for new tenant in 80 days. Call Dl. 1874.
N. BASILIKo REALTY CO. y
ENTIRE BUILDING, near 18TH and SITS.
n.w-22- 1T. front, 3 stories and base
rnent subject in part to existing monthly
TIoNAL MEFRoPoLITAN BANK. 613
18th st. NV, Ma. 1908. 3
Evening star., 1946-10-03
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE Cont. !

WELL-LOCATED corner property. near
once building: approximately 5000 square
h sssi sSE % IPasf \ gers ger e sssHSE
x st. NV. ..pI. 1615 until 9 pm. -s
18th ST. NV, at Belmont I'd st-com-
family apt bldg: 1st floor. s rooms and
open rear porshes. SULLIVAN BROS. Me.
SsisS;oMMekcIAI SSt; sRa2 4 Al hM BRICK BUILDING to
alley. II rooms. 4 baths, lot 25xl00 #;
eson ssss sssSo &c run HENRY Ross fse
Eo 3aSe YHfrmSnf WILLIAMS iys sT coBlssansburs sa
Isl comm frontage on Bladensburg I'd,
sES. asfian' 4. WILLIAMS Vii co.-Prospsrous ssrv.
On 'sS Wash.-saito. blvd: HAA and Keystone
contracts; large bldg; includes 6-rm. and
bsth ssa, apt aD. @ sHcel sAss equip. Mcdrath, uN'
ists CoMMERCIaL@vacant building. s
v upDe5 soSd o sestSn %
WE ARE AUTHoRfZED by out-of-town
tanning approximately 2s,0oQ So. it,. zoned
Industrial almost in heart of Silver Spring.
an unexcelled location for most, any type
house. laundry, etc. Priced unbelievablyy
low for a quick sale. For particulars, ga call
~. .. PRICE & co., ME. ooou, FL. Iol'
LOCATED near Calvert Theater. on Wis
consin ave-, frontage Of 1874 #. by 104 IT;
deep; six-room and bath, semidetached
hsick. ideal for remodeling to store and
offces; will make an excellent investment
or ideal for any type Of business, In rapidly
growing business district. Exclusive, LUS-
TINE g. BERENTER, 1923 Vermont ave.,
DI. 1896 until 8 pm. a
CORNER LOCATION, near Mclean Gardens
% substantial houses, oil heat immediate
possession; zoned for apts.; $4,000 So. IT;
$40, 500. HENRY J. ROBB, INC. 1924
list COMMERCIAL, vicinity 10th and K sts.
AVA good location for ofices: present
owner has estimate for remodeling. Price.
sic. 500. MYRTLE A. wEADoN Co. d.
dst COMM, brick. 11th st. NV. bet. NJ
and Night rooms and b., h.-w,h.; only
S12,5OO. MIR. SACHS. MA. 1881; eve.
MDUsTRIAL -. A perfectly constructed
brick building with executive Offices and
large plant space; building is 3SxS0, with
loft. ceiling and the ground covers better
than 1900 so. it. Building but few
years old and in perfect condition. This
is one OF the top industrial properties in
Arlington and an investment we can highly
recommend at s10O.O0o Phone cH. 670o
or OK. Bill; ewes, CH. 1902. Mr.. Bangs
or MIR. JOHNSTON, exclusively. -
Evening star., 1946-10-03
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLY BEACH. on Snssaps.ke Bay.
hSSs fS5 sfa "a and aas seases o2
saasfa Eiasst bathins; fshins snd I Grabbing: ssTs
TEs Mt solqapRs Iiaas baps1Sod 20
Ssh Sssaa drsst st. s4Ts
usual epportunify, to be able to buy an an
Maryssd Selected Sc fox pTyste
familiar with Pansy sposs the
nificent curving shoreline: the ma jesty Of
tributes 5, sS' Of y princeiy sportsman's retreat
At Cape Leonard the clean salt water, Win
its fine sandy bottom, furnishes excellent
bathing and amin aHu w n4a shns
grounds and two all-year round protected
barbors for large boats. You will also f1nd
duck shooting at its best; Cape Leonard r,a
people who seek rest from noisy vaca-
ton ttlrongs and space for each to en-
gage in his own particular sport or relaxa-
privacy, peace and comfort. Drive down
and see Cape Leonard and admire its large
shaded areas, the cool green depths OF the
take deep draughts of the inyigorating
salt air and see for yourself how cape
Leonard meets your needs. The drive to
Cape Leonard is an ENJOYABLE one, over
side rich in scenic splendor. Price for one
acre site. beautifully wooded. directly ON
the water. S1,500. Other choice acre sites
Cape Leonard is only 40 miles from D: c.
State highway direct to property. Easy
driving, no bottlenecks. Sales representa-
srd ard IS is wisely i restricted. Directions: Drive
out to the end of Penn. ave-, Sc, turn
left on route 4, to sUpper Marlboro; turn
turn ri right i on soiomons Island road. Route
416, through Prince Frederick; miles
then turn right on Broome Island Il road @
EgMA9 RsMdfA os sens IL Gaee asent g. ST.
Nd Washington ofhce, Barse Stonebraker'
ssfi ssHl, kRiEsHosofa is 6E r. sEseH sfss Del.
dows:. 5 bedrooms and bath on second
hSor hs roo yhs htehen room dnstte MAIDS
out: ali new screens and storm windows,
eere Ias ts on sprns ne% gas
water. heater in cellar, laundry. showers
two dressing rooms, separate septic tan tank
this year Year: Kitchen Cabinets and sink new
IN ie cellar. new s deep. unit This House
one of the most complete and up-to-d3te;
at any tm price
property. For further Information write
sRoREHAM S20 sEaIk BEACH fBEAcH-All-year Chesapeake
Bay cottage. corner Halle st. and Bay
side dr.; front and side screened porches,
kitchen. dinette. large living room, bed
room and bath first floor; 2 bedrooms sec
ond floor: automatic oil heat. gas stove,
electricity, large lot; terms. BOND. ME.
BIG TRACT. wide front. on Potomac and
creek. S59,950; 3 big tracts, on bay. close
in, $1,000 UP ea. N. e. RYON CO.. GE.
FINE HOME situated in Shady Side, Md,
on a lot 90x225. fronting on the West
River with full riparian rights; house C con- ..,
bath. bedrooms. nice sleeping porch.
front and rear .porches, all modern con-
veniences and is nicely furnished: this
property, Is only s5 miles from Washiangton
a good harbor for boats and the West
River is ideal for fishing, oystering, crab
eharches shopping and transportatiSn on
appointment. For further particula rs.
WILLIAM NJ. THOMAS. Realtog, 1908
Rhode Island ave. NV. D1. 1903; eyes,.
Overlook 0447.
Evening star., 1946-10-03
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

i.3s0-FT FRONTAGE on Contee rd.-25
acres, electricity on road; suitable for s.
acre estate; 1000 #. off Washington
and white oaks: II miles D. c. line; 500
per acre as whole. MR.. MOORE WA
sgs@ sgs ACRES, fronting on highway. close-in.
S225 per a.; terms; ideal for subdivision;
has old house. can be ren1odeled: lang
lays ideal for la; tracts up; about 29
roads. JOHN BURDoFT. coiesville. Md.
Cali Ashton: Md. ..3s46. -6
f0LESVHLE, Md a., 165-ft. 'front.'
sge on Colesville pike; corner: act quick.
JOHN BUEpGFT: Colesville, Md. Cali
Axhton. Nd. 3S46. %
Evening star., 1946-10-03
THOMAS n BURKE, Attorney,
woodward Hldg.

DISTRICT. COURT OF THE UNITED
Hoidins a Probate court-.Estate Of Mar
garet Polwarth. Deceased.--No. 67.930.
having been made herein for probate of the
last will and testament of said deceased,
and for letters testamentary on said
estate. by Reverend Manlius Mills Perkins,
it is ordered this Path day of SeptembeT.
AID 1916, that Reverend Hermon F.
Johnson. Hermon Robert Garner, ana 3D. the as
Margaret Polwarth. deceased, and all
others CONCERNED, appear in said Court on
1916. at 1000 o'clock AM, to show cause
WHY such application should not be
granted Let notice hereof be published
in the washington Law Reporter" and
'aThe Evening star" once in each Of three
herein mentioned. the first publication to
be. not less than thirty days before said
soITfHt BOLT J. LAWS: Chief Justice q :sId
cou. t, this oath day of September, AID.
1916. {Seai) Attest: MELVIN J.
MARQUES. Deputy Register Of wills for
the, District Of Columbia, Clerk Of the
Probate Court SeS6, ,Oc3,1O,