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Evening star., 1946-06-20
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. Al
THURSDAY.

schedule Of three pictures, with Mr..
Fairbanks appearing In two.
The Fairbanes unit will be asso-
ciated with International Pictures
Corp, relatively new studio headed
by william Goetz and Leo Spitz and
Evening star., 1946-06-20
Terrell Junior High
Commencement Held
For 164 Students

Terrell Junior High School gradu-
ated 1854 students yesterday in COM
mencement exercises at Armstrong
High School. DR.. H. H. Long,, in
charge of the research department,
presided.
Evening star., 1946-06-20

allied with the British j.. Arthur
Rank interests through the United
World Distribution organization. ).
Mr.. Fairbanks ana his company
will operate In Hollywood ana Eng,
land. -. "
Evening star., 1946-06-20
Douglas Foirbonks, Jr.,
Forms Own Film Firm
~ ne Assssisted Press

HOLLYWOOD, June 20.-Douglas
Fairbanks. jr.. yesterday announced
the formation Of his own film COM
pany, with an initial production
Evening star., 1946-06-20

Schoield. Thelma s.
Scott, Harriette. l..
Sinkheld, Trina j.
williams. Helen P.
Wilson, Juanita ].
Bateman. Tomfnie l..
Quarles, William N.
Williams, Norman
CArrington, M. e.
Clark. Alicia
Ferguson, Ursaline
johnson, Hilda r.
Robinson, Ada l.,
Boyd. Stewart D., jr.
Brown, James e. :
Brown. Roy v.
Cheeks, Robert H.
DeGraf. Harold L.
Freeland, r. j.
Gaillard c. A.
Howard. Brimer L.
Yates, Robert F.
Peters. Juanita r.
Robinson. Lille e.
Rogers, Marion P.
Settlers, Phyllis M.
Shields, Mary j.
Smith, Barbara C.
Speight, Ethel NJ.
Stevens, Marearet M
Watson, Laurena
White, Arnel H.
Winston, Grace Z.
Womack, Geraldine
Womack, Ollivene
Young, Thelma M.
Bond, Helen
Campbell. Sylvia
Carrinston. Marjorie
cunningham. F.
Dillard, Esther
Frazier. Dorothy -
Gardner, Thelma
Garnett Rosa
Henderson. Doris
Murphy, Sarah
Perkins. Mary
Robinson, Lula
Smith, Doris
Smith. Mocile Del.
Childs. Georgiana
Bell. Joseph
Brown, Louis
Brown, Sterling
Davis. Cooper
Foster. Wilbert
Holloway. William
Justice, George
Smith, William
Tyler, Leroy
Richardson, Dorothy
Smith, Lucy
White, Atlay
Williams, Ruby
Alexander, Paul
Brown, John
Coleman. William
Harris, Crville
Hawkins, James
Henderson, Frances
Jackson, julius
Keys. Charles
sllumate, Ulysses
Stewart, James
Thomas. Lloyd
Virgil. Lloyd
Wood. Norman
Carter. Dorothy
Henderson. Sarah
Morton. Madeline
Scott. Hazel
Tankersley. The!ma
Evening star., 1946-06-20
PlN'vvORlvlS
En New Treatment
W. Gets Real Results

People don't like to talk about Pin Worm
infection. Sometimes they are too embar-
rassed to mention the tormenting rectal
itching. And in many cases they have not
known of any effective way to deal with
this pest that lives inside the human body.
Today. thanks to q special. medically rec
ognized drug (gentian violet}, highly ef-
fective treatment has been made possible.
This drug is the vital ingredient in P.W,
the Pin-Worm tablets developed in the
laboratories Of DR.. D. Jayne 4 Son.
The small, easy-to-take P.W tablets act
IN . special way to remove Pin-Worms.
So II you suspect Pin.Worms in your
child or yourself, ask your druggist for .
package Of jAYNE'S p.W right away,
and follow the directions. Satisfsction
guaranteed or your money back.
Re sasy 10 remsmbss P.W for Pin.vIormsl I
Evening star., 1946-06-20

Inc graduates
Butler. Charles N.
Ga,,, GGarner' !, G..-,a: F. H. fr,
Gould. R. j., jr.
Harrison. Miles, ],
Herbert, Harry J.
HudEns, William
Hunter, j. A.. ir.
Ingram, Samuel
Jackson, A. j.
Jordan, Clarence
Lee. Arnold w.
Odum. James E.
Reeves, W. j., jr.
Settles, Settles, tonnie. tr.
Weaver, James. tr.
Briscoe. Dolores
Brooks, Josephine
Carter, Sylvena
Duckett. Barbara
Jones, Lille M,
Mack, Mabel C.
Peterson, Viola
Reed. Elsie M,
Robinson, Ethel NJ,
Scott. Frances L.
Sharpe, Patricia A
Smith, Thelma
Stewart. Frances
Taylor. Sarah
TYLER, Alease j.
Winters, Wilma H
Bell, Mary E.
Bennett, Ruth M.
Chambers, Mary v.
Dunham, Ruby E.
Ga askins. Helen r.
Giles. Doris
Gomillion. Rosetta
Greene, Rosetta M.
Eargrove M. v.
Harper, Doris L.
HayneSworth. Ellen
Hill. Margaret N.
Holloway, Clara
jackson, Alice
jackson. D. z.
Jones, Gloria NJ.
Jones, Willie M.
King, Anna M.
Little, Elizabeth
Lynch. Harriette D.
Lynch, Henrietta D.
Lynn. Agnes l..
Martin, Katherine E.
Mayneld, L. P.
Palmer. Ernestine
Cobb, Rudolph
Dimes, George B..
Edwards, r. j.. 3r.
Fewell. Robert K.
Hill. Norman E.
Horton. George, 5r.
Howard, David L.
Romeo. Charles A.
Sprigss. Robert g.
wallace. James T..
Walls. James D.
Williams, Henry
Branch, Leola A.
Cromwell Dorothy
Hall. Naomi r.
Hart, Dorothy NJ.
Hicks. Mary e.
Hutchinson, N. J.
Lynch. c. L.
McIlvain, Joan D.
McNeill, Florence c.
Mcneil. Melba l..
McPhaul, H. E.
Mitchell. Eairsall
Rose, Mildred
Evening star., 1946-09-26
1RAllERS,

TRAyELO COACH. "A, with running toilet
nofcb poa wifb heater bottle gas so
SSEEaFe wv H6bsEs Bbbsas fkA,fIE7Rs fl fI7 ar. on dsD.,
again asan an and ready for immediate delivery
trailer home when you can get Tone one Of II the
nest-6ullt trailers in America now. We
Ti for as trade; enr sell ter q cash or viii finance
eisiiy priced By oPA. coIiE SIZE 1ssh TRh1fEH GE
M9.' MNS9.' 81 sIs2 soSs Georgia ave. Silver Spring
SPARTAN, the all-aluminum aircrsft-con.
Sinsnt SStrusted lightweight lifetime trailer; de-
SALES a asos wRoGhhiaHaRR RatImdIc Thnd
sss FGsZR ESE 9o6k Ms IGTf1 sig you
NEW fd 1sEn Dr. TkaRR kARR VOC eoscSss Sss1 10,
sale sale: s complete g., line Of trailer parts and
TTiyins I Ssiiy AMERioHN e TRSIEs T1RsP1lasss CO. O.
kARRY4aL 4?S4 wls1SnSIR KS%pkRs ave NV Wo 1921
immediate delivery. collie TRAILER CO,
s232 Georgia ave-. Silver Spring, Nd
NEW AND USED house trsilers on 1s to
"a month terms. Metal luggage trailers.
sores ca1S anS TsDao seyiis yi ass
IHf rsi HER LEE SALES, Ad5, Route 1. Berwyn. Md.
AhniLER nENIALS-NenE HIl-Steel utility
trailer, stake or covered Also boat trail
ers, by day or longer; rental hours, to
O.: closed Sundays. Pick UP trailer Sat.
afternoon for Sunday. AMERICAN TRAIL
ER Co. 4030 Wisconsin ave- WO. 1891.
RENT A TRAILER-5-ft., 7-ft., eft, Q
wheel automobile trailers: stake, box and
with hitch. RENT-A-TRAILER CO., 5soS
lash aTK FoR AIpEfGn 4oTs TRAiERs y G ss2o So
to h2, sen your house trailer for a fair cash
is4@ LIBERTY TRALER-25-ft., electric
refrigerator, heated floors, good condition;
CANARY ca ar - Cottages. Wash.-Balt. bvld. 26'
beds; bottled gas: $1,000. Ia 5474. i
WANTED-14 or 10 foot trailer. to bt
used for ONCE: will trade only, 40 Chev
1927 1927 iiea Housr ffssAsffE fsAfER s24h sIsen,
condition; $3.50. S75 Southern ave. Sc
Seen after pm. RA. 2S1S. 29s
1910 SHULTZ TRAILER; sleeps 4; good
condition; cheap. CHERRY HILL TRAIL.
ER CAMP. Call after 7:3O pm, Lot %
HENRY spEN TRAILER, complete, Ts prsc-
pSans sSaIls ne new yiIl sell at reduced price.
s5sFT. II; TRAILER; sleeps 4; new tires, per.
ToITRIsF msnent peg; G.Ss cash. Old Lot Is, WASH
TRAILER, 2-wheel: low-sIung knee action;
7x4'x2': good tires. Call Glebe 1875
Evening star., 1946-09-26
AUToMoTIVE MISCELLANEOUS.

PONTIAC OWNERS, ATTENTION! We
have have Just received large shipment Of good
auiia,ilty eii, seat covers in popular colors. They
WIZ also f1t other models of General MO
tors cars. Prompt and neat installation
II desired. ARCADE PONTIAC CO., 1437
irving St. NV. AID. $500
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILER. immediate de-
livery; new shipment Just arrived; the
naatsst one you've ever seen. suitable for for
ing; low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC CO,
1887 irving st. NV, AID. $500, Washing-
tons LARGEST Pontiac Dealer.
CAR REFINISHED - Now is the time To
nave your car rennished by master painters
In one OF Washington's largest modern
automobile plants. PreWar quality paint
now avsasls nAs6s s'eP n 81 ss
Good Hope I'd Sc. AT. 400.
NEW-IYPE TIRE RECAPPING by the Den
Nap electric process; beautiful tread; 2
nour service; electric-treated sections il
capped at Arcade PoST1Ac SS9 !es Coz eeiRS Wass re-
1ngton's Largest Pontiac Dealer, l437
irving st. NV. AID. $500. Quick, eficient
1885 chassis, c-4o:
1920; Cali MIR. KING, North 3343. -27
CHEV. 1885 motor for sale, also Other
ess esasSi M Can after p.m.. Mc1NTIRE
lsss eoMMANDER MOTOR. se5. Can
SP. 0124-W. Ai
Evening star., 1946-09-26

AIS. Airel Triumph. Mstchless Norton
and Francis-Barnett motorcycles; some
models ready for immediate delivery: $50
&C and 800. &C models in stock See us
ssrT5fS N Rsssi e sis
5. E j. 4 4. NEW WIS is4s e. M6SEis 5S7a on haas- as
Ride away for S465; large stock OF acces-
sS e. sfs sh ssEviss &C. all nw maEss g.
Ysha TsED MOTORCYCLES 3 1s4s Hse Haley
Cps. 2 1940 Indian Spring frame Chief
tandem seat, saddle, bags INDIAN MO.
Td60IRScYcLE To- SALES, oil 9th st. NV. RE.
HALEY 1s45 model As; ex-
pE sofS 4S4s sitsE r. ohn
war buddy seat; sport bars, all chrome;
extras. excellent condition; beautiful job;
M venns 81 aef o5o am mooe sar Ss
INDIAN ~ is4s s"a4sIa' aa4i. new tires and tubes
saddle @ bags. motor oysrhauled: $275. Glebe
o9sI Td'9 Arlipste@n. q x xa GARAGE 74o N, alsbe
INDIAN 1885. rebuilt motor; trade for
light car or best cash offer. MR.. BURRIS,
~, ~ lGUS MaRLEYDayiDsSoS TEsekasyg SS AZ sS.
bsday 'sss: ss s 'ah EM 5sai sssaEi
two; model No. SO. 3 wheels.
uss sS Ss Sseks vsaf Sf pseS S, for days
steel ice cream bodies which cost 500
each; will sell either. with or without
bodies; will trade one or both on good car.
m%1r,, m9s1r bSat on SGo OF r real estate: DAWSON
sa 4a4s co ai;e9 goS Maine Man ave- sv or phone
seat; S235. AT. sSS7. 80 '' 1sS DsSu'
Evening star., 1946-09-26
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT

GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT of
ss4ne saxss sss n.d hs41 public
sioners of the District Of Columbia in the
matte mater Hf closing 3 certain street area and
described, and, " as ''Ss the said ID
Commissioners are of the opinion that the
street area and alleys referred to should
ndsr s0s dae nSfs Of s ssrsey g. fyfR 4S ss @
have prepared the following order: "or-
dered; That pursuant to the provisions
pp 1857 a. aS ne sgsss sas anG eJ
y the on s'ats nsa Pstre.
SIg Ss90s ss ana ssq4 gqR0eFsa S, as MR. MAPS $$19
sS1s, 1928. 1924 and 1925, e. are hereby s
stef SANE H take s,s es;t
to revert to and Ior vest in the abutting
Pro property d owners. s as shown on said maps;
orders on Tie eeesSs dses sfo4ssaia casa
according to Items !, g.. A., 5. 8, 2, 8.
1 e Closing aps ps le g. dsssnsS aspRId as trst iss rs
tween 17th and 18th streets Sc, includ-
ing 2 dedication Of land for widening
No Morris road betEesa sa 18th street and 18Th
SQUARE 4s1. I4J Closing Lawrence Street
saoad sa sFsss Msropohsn aaa hs ssne
abutting Squares W-3s29 and 1881. 15j
Closing the public alleys in Square 1867.
(6) Closing Frankford street Immediately
ss ssst rsa Of tssn sSnd street and abuttins
public alleys in the eastern part Of Square
55lI lying east of 34th place and north
OF N street Sc. go Closing the public
alley, 10 feet wide, in the western part
6sSS, 6s; y to 7s and l4e in said square
alleys IN the eastern part Of Square 50s3.
I4 Closing the public alleys in SQUARE
fS.t 5eSe n.1t 451 :, Closing shs public alleys
place, 29th street, Texas. avenue and
public alley, 20 feet wide, in Square $685.
running northerly from Camden Street Sc Sc,
square" Any and all parties interested
must file in writing with the Commits
sioners, D. c., objections, If any. to these
Blessings. or as to any item providing for
bbeco,1s TO- 1s4s; Otherwise said eosings shall
In accordance with the provisions Of Public
1852 s NO. JOHN IN? RgsHd RaRgsGEfd YoN YRsss%5er @ r.
sioners Of the District Of Columbia.
sell ,14texSun.
Evening star., 1946-09-26
FARMS FOR SALE.

21 ACRES. with q. frontasesof nearly 1000
The nve,room farmhouse with additional
The .outbuildinss, except for minor repairs
az are IN. N good condition. The natural beauty
llsfie expense to the purchaser. Land
T yaiues IN this area are increasing rapidly
The future ars ssyTs Ss excellent building sites
SExh falls Aif GHuRoH f AShSon vA@smsh si estass state
seny rona a0d several trnt ss
frontage on hard-surfaced road; home con-
stTueted Ir OF California redwood; rooms,
storm windows. fireplace, fss fnii basement: n,TIe
entire home in immaculate condition ready
Ior immediate occupancy. MAYNARD
BAYLES CO., Realtors. Falls Church 243O.
EASTERN SHOE. Snow Hill, Md.-7e acres,
approx. 30 cleared, fertile land, timber, g.
barn s5Socap broiIer hoase 1dp piped sies for
water, 1.0oO-cap. broiler or hen house, ali
with cleo; land bordering creek, good boat
ahd R boss sna and hunting to schools
come 1a-hr. drive to Ocean City. 9 miles
to bay; S5,O0O terms, $4,000, bal. to suit.
bAkY FARM Ses on sGSs spR g
brick home; sa-stsnehionsSn barn. 0sosISa siios,
acres in beautiful oaks, balance Cleared
and fenced. REAL ESTATE SERVICE,
INC. Lee highway at Glebe road, GIL.
I6k ACRES on Leesburg pike; level
FENCED land; 3-bedroom home. garage and
ortbuildines; SIT, $50. REAL ESTATE
sERVIcE, E, INC, Lee highway at Glebe
COMMITTING DISTANCE acres:
electricity and telephone available, barn,
large spring, about 40 acres open, balance
FL MILES TO WASHiNGTONW7S rich
and beautiful rolling acres. with good
o-room brick home built about Is years
bath, stairways, full basement, oil hot
water heat, 1,000:gal. fuel tank, garage,
hay loft, siios, good % horse esa; barn iaIss anS
machine shed; ali buildings are in excel
lent lent condition and bounded by large will
possession. Price, $4,000: substantial
cash and terms EASTMAN g. STEELE,
Realtors, Fall Church 1920.
Evening star., 1946-09-26
My Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Readers Corner.

Nashville: Your readers may be
interested in knowing that the ad-
jective "shifty," as used by the East
Tennessee mountaineer. is a COM
plimentary term. In the hills Of
the old Volunteer State a shifty
man is a clever, resourceful. ingen-
ious individual-he has the capacity
to shift for himself.-H. S.
Answer-And that was the orig
inal meaning of "shifty." Many
such words, pronunciations, and
usages of "Elizabethan English are
preserved in the language Of the
hill people. Much Of what we care
lessly term ''hillbilly talk" is ac-
tually the popular English of
Shakespeare's day.
Pasadena: Should one say "ice
tea" or iced tea?" I find neither
in the dictionaries.-B. A. B. S.
Answer-The customary spelling
Is iced tea" But, in speaking, we
all drop the I'd" and call the drink
"ice tea" And since the diction-
aries recognized "ice cream" and
"ice water" as best usage Gnstead
of iced cream" and iced water'D,
I see no reason why the heavens
should fall If We should spell the
drink as We pronounce it-"ice
tea"
lCopyrisht. The Bell Syndicate. Inc. 1s4e)
Evening star., 1946-09-26

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. OF THE
No. se,Ssg.@or-
der Fixing New Date for Trial and Provid-
ing for Publication.-Then notification as. to
to the validity of the paper writing dated
the gath day Of August, 1945. purporting to
be the last will and testament Of valeria
Mrs. be4s sntsher soan so be
y BY s...s the Court, & this sTd day Of Sept,
down for trial on the 1,7th day of Oct,
1946. and that this order and the sub
81 %eshs
week for the same period in The Evening
sn' Vas psDss Osnf srns
oath day Of August, ls45. the last viii
the gath DAY, Of August, 1945. purporting
to t, be, be, the last viii and testament Of
tested in due. form. as required BY lawP
Three: Was the said Valeria Lewis at the
time Of the making and subscribing or Of
writing Of sound and disposing mind and
the eus h wa sy hs t ssa aasus % %Trss %
tained. or the execution thereof. or the
81 b rip thereto procured from the
deceit practiced upon the said Valeria
Lewis by Anthony D. Szumila or any other
paper writing dated the oath 4 day Of e Au-
gust. 1945. obtained. or the execution
thereof procured from the said Valeria
Lewis, deceased, by the undue influence or
duress. or coercion Of Anthony d. Szumila
Or any other person or persons? (E JEN-
Sosees N5sns 1AHEHt LEHt Justice h,sdr We Consent:
HARRY l.. RYAN. Jr., Attorney for Cave
ases. HIN tSeal2 A True Copy; Attest: MEL
FOR the District Of Columbia, Clerk Of the
Probate Court.
Evening star., 1946-09-26

WASHINGTON SUBURBAN Sanitary Com
mission, Contract No. 251-W, construc-
tion of .pumphouse-Sealed proposals for
constructing pumphouSe Of concrete con-
struction approximately 10 feet by IL feet,
including appurtenances, on Contract No
251.W, will be received at the office OF the
Washington Suburban Sanitary Commits
sion, Hamilton street, Hyattsville, Mary
land, until IL noon, Eastern Standard Time,
Friday, October 4, 1946, at which place
and time they will be publicly opened and
read; Plans and Specifications may be
obtsined obtain u from n. Harry r; Hall Chief IN
nos W seOn Se 1.snsa SsDos % Of 81 which de-
those returning plans and specifications
in good condition. PERRY BOSWELL,
LACY SHAW. FRANK B. SMITH, Com
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
the National Capital Housing Authority,
once of the General Counsel, Room 403.
1887 l. st. NV, Washington, D. c., until
IL noon on Wednesday, October 9, 1916,
and then publicly opened for the furnish
ing of fre insurance coverage in the
amount of S1,262,00o on the authority S
Carrollsburg DWELLINGS Property in the DIS
trict Of Columbia, in accordance with the
advertised specifications. Specifications
and detailed information concerning said
insurance can be obtained upon request at
the ofdce of William R. Simpson. general
Counsel Bids shall be sealed and marked
Insurance Bids, Carrollsburg Dwellings
National Capital Housing Authority" and
delivered to the office of the Authority, or
deposited in the mail, allowing adequate
time for delivery for the bid opening.
Evening star., 1946-09-26
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

1st COMMERCIAL ZONE-Lot 29x102 it.,
plus additional 25x3O adjoining in rear,
S,1;it. So1tt alley in rear, Owner will erect
and NV HENRY J.. ROBB. INC. I024
xGI fInSR' oR rAkr sxs Of go GOO 50. Fr on Vii
son blvd. and Ridge. I'd. in Rosslyn,, Va;
zoned gen'l commercial: especially suitable
for Offices and showrooms with ample park
ing space. No traf6c lights between this
property and 21st and Constitution ave.
Will build for responsible tenants Plan
now. HERMAN SCHMIDT, MA. 9257.
1903 ST. N.w."-Entire End floor for
lease to responsible tenant: immediate
possession: reasonable rent. Please call
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN. Broker, RE. 1865.
FoUR-STORY stone front, on Conn ave
Suitable for exclusive shops or doctors
ofhces; structural changes will be made to
suit tenant. ALFRED TAYLOR g. CO.,
ffsNs fP s22 Awe fyes E Pc appro2 oaaS 400
floor space for lease; remodeled to suit
, tenant. ACE REALTY SERVICE, 1914
Penna. ave. Sc, LU. 1910, till z pm.
WISCONSIN AVE-, LIST conmerciaILsl9m
dwelling, ideally located for conversion into
oMces for doctor, dentist or store. For
details. call MR.. BILLINGSLEY. WO. 1895.
Evening star., 1946-09-26

BUICK !, s;,, 1888 7spass limousine; this car
;fS ~ bg We: 4ss s:'sH 81 a&Axss 2sA fssnf 6
bGIok ( Pa nx super sed.nett.; ss orisinsl
SR oTner o7SJ T5l consider trade under o39PA.
sI1CK IS61elx TSsSEs {Ss "a new direct from SSica
desired; S95 cash balance $40 monthly.
ans nsseesd 1910 na doSr W. ..ssa asS9
body. deiroster and . heaters. radio; shows
ss sr "S1 %zLros sssSs 0fSy Moros 9sA 'eR 56S
eznpih AZ sedan os1a soape se ox
assd q Mssh a9etSS %o 3SD s4So
xSco haSs Pay ssR A fsns os ssSS os
Suiit.ia sooi box. si7b. Within opA .at esli.
RSkD "iss4o Fso'rdor: motor perfect. cash
s Sa7o' 9pA Sen Ceiling price; aas Shots court
sensstiensi 1917 aatemob,iss. I CENTRAL III sRi1l
M9T0Rs rs SaSS CO. cG' 3izS Sl4S Lee hwy. Arlington.
LINCOLN 1887 limousine 7-passenser; per-
ga; $sSS. Sgpiy 20 8 oAS s. Sc. Sc. % %
fACkA1D. 1880 o-p9SS. conv.; AL cond.
Passed D. c. insp.; 1922, radio and heater;
within OPA. RIA. 0957. bet. and pm.
beautiful 1889 de luxe coupe;
Motorola radio, heater, seat covers, chrome
spot light. fog lights, new tires. white side
wall discs; excellent condition, VIII trade
on smaller car or blue-white diamond;
$675, within OPA; private. Du. O293.
ovsrhauled, need $50 repairs: below OPA
ceiling. OR. O521. 6 to 10 pm.
TAXICABS for sale. ROBEY MOTOR
sALEsS sAiAESsG tSaS Sd46.l M 9livet rd ne; n;ud.h.t.r
sedan, $1,25e: al Packard 100 sedan.
Al Hudson convertible club coupe.
81 ,435: Al Lncoln-zeyphyr sedan, 81 .435;
Al De Soto. o.coupe, 81 1913. At OPA prices
and below. liberal and trade-in allowance
aSSS y sa'zf'ss e. ss,?'
TAxiCABsGplymouth 1899. Plymouth
1941. Buick 1887; all with PUG. No. 8
.ENDALL Pontiac 1885
1852: 1885 Hudson, 4-door, 1915. 1884
Nash. 2-door, $685.: 1885 Plymouth. 4
door, S4O7: 1888 Chew, 4-door, $410;
1888 Lin. -zeph., 4-door. $685.; 1889 stude-
baker, A-door, 81 .39b: 1883 LAsalle. &
All within OPA. KENDALL PONTIAC.
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Evening star., 1946-09-26

IHOS. J. OWEN & SON, 435 Southern
Bulloing-Trustees' sale of valuable three
story row brick building having store on
the hrst floor and one apartment on each
OF the two upper floors, being known al
premises 123 B st. Southeast. By virtue Of
decree Of the District Court of the
United States for the District Of Co
lumbia, passed in Civil Action No. 356s3,
We' as trustees, will sell at public auction,
IN front Of the premises, on Friday the
18th day Of October, 1916, at $40 O'clock
pm, the following described land and
premises, situate in the District of CO.
lumbia, to wit: Lot lettered ''E' in James
Adams, Executors subdivision of lots in
square seven ," hundred and thirty-two C732j
YsSer fiSsr for the District ,n of Columbia in
known Tor purposes of assessment anc
taxation as lot s25, square 732. Prop
erty to be sold subject to ratification Of
the Court, Terms Of sale: All cash
~ 900 deposit required upon acceptance
Of bid. All conveyancing, title fees, notary
fees, Federal revenue stamps and record
ing at purchasers cost. Rent, water rent
and taxes to be adjusted to date Of set.
tlement. Terms of sale to be compiled
with within thirty days from date OF sale
otherwise the trustees reserve the right
to resell at the risk and cost of the de-
faulting purchaser litter five days adver-
tisement OF such resale in some newspaper
published in Washington, D. C. GROVER
G; KANE gil Woodward Building;
IsADORE BRILL, 1909 H Street NV.
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THOMAS r. BURKE, Attorney,

DIsTRIcr COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding q Probate court-Estate Of Mar.
garet Polwarth. Deceased.--No. 67,930,
Administration Docket 143-Application
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.
II Is ordered this oath day Of September,
AID. 1916. that Reverend Hermon r.
Johnson, Hermon Robert Garner. and the
Margaret Polwarth. deceased. and all
others concerned, appear in said Court on
Monday, the 4th day of November, AID.
1g46. at 1000 O'Clock AM, to, show cause
why such application should not be
m the "Washington Law Reporter" and
The Evening Star" once IN each Of three
herein her nsnti9psd. ths nrst publisstion to
soLrTHA LAWS. Chief u: Justics f'.Dtd q sid
Court. this oath day of September. AID.
Iy46. t6eaiD Attest: MELVIN j.
MARQUES, Deputy Register OF wills for
the District Of Columbia, Clerk Of the
Probate Court. ss26,oc3.l0.