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Evening star., 1946-08-08
SaUe II, L2 and More
Boys Wash Shorts, s7pere s1as


81 pairs Cotton Wash Stacks.
striped in blue only Sizes 8, 10.
Were $l,s5. Now------- S1.45
Sc pairs Swim Trunks in cotton
prints. Elastic waist. Blue, tan,
green. Sizes 26 TO 80. Were s1.a5.
NO" o"---------------------S1.45 AS
10 Eton Suits in brown or blue
tweeds. Labeled for wool content.
Sizes S, 6. Less than half price.
Now -------------S6.5 so
5 Eton Suits. brown tweed. labeled
for wool content. Sizes 5, 6. Were
. ss.oo. Now Now-------------S6.5O so
fyNEC rTPcT rTnpp
Evening star., 1946-08-08
Half price

~ Mems Sports Shirts of printed
cotton broadcloth in candy stripes.
Short sleeves. two pockets. Small
only, Were s1s5. Now-S1
1S Mems Gym Shorts Of white cot
ton gabardine in boxer style with
change pocket. Sizes 30 to SO,
Less than half price. Now 7sc
MEMS FURNISHINGS, first FIooP
Evening star., 1946-08-08

10 Cotton Twill Cavalry Jodhpurs
in gray and tan, Sizes IL to is.
Less than half price. Now ST. 395
50 Misses Cotton Shorts in gray.
tan, and blue. Sizes II to l8. Less
than half price. Now ---S2 95
30 Suspender Shorts in cotton.
Maize, red, blue, and white. Sizes
IL to Is. Less than half price.
Af0"
rs Short Sleeve Sweaters with cot
ton knit backs and felt fronts.
In green-and-black and maize and
brown combinations. Sizes "a to
40. Less than half price. Now ST
Evening star., 1946-08-08
Misses Everi-doy Dresses

w. Less HdH hdIt price
100 pieces in this assortment of cotton brunch coats NAV
aores and novelty prints and stripes Broken sizes
40 Cotton Crash Pay-afores colorul prints on natural
backgrounds Sizes IL to 10 Less than half price 40
R6L-Nota Building THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1946-08-08

500 Metal Ivy Brackets ond Gloss Pots, two
pieces. Now, a set-- 35e to $1.45
MetoI Ivy Brackets and Gloss Pots, four
pieces. Now, a set-S1.o5
$50 Gloss Berry Sets. 8 pieces Now, a set,
soc
IS Gloss Ash Tray Sets, 8 pieces. Now, a set,
Soc
ITS 8-pieee Gloss Snack Sets, 4 trays, cups.
Now, q 3Oc
20 lo-pece Gloss soIod Sets, l bowl, l tray,
plates. Now, a set--$1
pairs Gloss Hurricane Lamps. Now,
$4 and S.
Evening star., 1946-08-08

1000 Prs. Women's, ChiIdren's
Shoes. Now 25e and SOC
Included in the assortment are canvass felt rayon,
wool, leather cotton plastic, and imitation leather
500 sets Gloss SoIt and Pepper Shakers with
Sterling silver tops. Now - 6Oe
$50 Block Window Shades, 81 and 36 inches.
$50 Forodoy kornices; tempered mosonite
with metal brackets. Now -L 2oc
so pairs Plastic Curtain HoIdboeks. Now
25e
500 Wooden Curtain Rods. Now w5c
500 yards Cotton Welt. Now, per yord---1e
Prices include 209o tar ,chere applicable
Prices include 20gs rhers applicable
Evening star., 1946-08-08
Mems CoIorfuI Ties, SOC

All rayon or rayOn and wool
II Mems Cotton Polo Shirts, with
crew neck, short sleeves. Blue,
brown and stripes in broken sizes.
Half price. Now 75c
/! Mems Understands, cotton Ok
ford cloth. Three button front, tie
sides. White only in broken sizes.
Were 97c. Now-----------50 SOC
Mems Wool Loafer Jackets with
patch pockets, leather buttons.
Maize. Sizes 36 and A. Less than
half price. Now ----S5. .95
Evening star., 1946-09-24
T axe Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.

Here's How They Talk.
There are three general types of
cultured speech in America:
/. New England speech, spoken in
an area representing about 6z per
cent of the population.
2. Southern speech, spoken In an
area representing about n per cent.
8. Standard American, spoken In
an area representing about 661s per
cent of the population, and by most
Canadians of English descent.
New England speech is more or less
Influenced by British usage. The
most sharply defined speech pattern
of the region is the so-called Boston
accent; but by no means does it pre-
vail throughout New England.
Southern speech is thought to have
descended from the speech brought
to the Southernmost American Col
onies by settlers from Southern Eng
land.
Standard American (sometimes
enormously referred to as Mid
western"o is very much the same
throughout the United States, ex-
cepting New England and the South.
1t is the speech Of two-thirds of all
Americans, and most Canadians. 1t
is the type of speech that is required
by the American radio networks and
most of their affiliated stations Cthey
call it neutral speech") and 1t is
customary in talking pictures.
(Copyright the Bell Syndicate, Inc, 1946)
Evening star., 1946-09-24
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
In cooperation Dith OPA, 1d-
pertisements under Automobiles for
Sale must include make, year.
model, body type, price and state
ment "Within OPA Ceiling"

BUICK l941 limousine; .oPA ceiling. 81,
300; radio, heater quick sale; view 81 $50
E Suek 1870 EsGas ass7 new Sss dred from
factory. for '39, 40. Al and AZ models:
we will install on partial payment plan If
cAITHNEss e1sI1Ha sUick, INC: AIS Hampden
BUICK. 1887, taxi; best cash offer within
4RA or oTsrhaaea ssns ps oR fHS os nss fo
BUICK, 1884 4-door sedan: 8 good tires
snd whsels ne p s Tea
lsss 4.a 4doGr nS., Dc ops lSss e.nR ssdaR
must sell. s2s5: 'f this . s below oSA, dem
GasHs2RR snisEssiHR HHss5t fss5 sSss 43seor heater
transp.; $500; below oPA ceiling. Phone
Tayl9r 95a5 tn td1; 2 PM psT;.x,. mt heat IN.
ROMA MOTORS. INC. 2116 Nichols ave.
ESfp ssns asss ss4 sen'sIiss Rs ga S:
FORD, 1886 model 4 e.bs,elet: good motor
ana g tires; ~ $780, WITHIN ofA ceihns' soi
FRANkIlN. F sii lin 1925, club coupe; very s1sap;
nsten 0S Gre Just the thins Tor
winter driving; s1s5; within oPA ceiling.
MuDsoS aTh T. ls45 i convertible; within oPA
iEifH sa9sa order, for
a918Ks ~ SaSs. e3 o2 o55$ s55s Lee hwy Arlington
"A. "A s4as ssae cH t9qrng sedan; below
LINCOLN 1881 handsome sedan: mileage,
$4,000; engine and body supurb con-
di.ion not used 5 onn during Wal cost $5ss0o
10 = . dealers: az Can Sunday NO, 2es7' wee week
f:,ia5 s.sS cali tdGS5 49, 1sS sfS4 under
Passed s. c. lnss; insp; Rs SEE; within within oPA RA
PfEacsxkao% SSSa sei eaS 1ss7 81 s-eylndsr town
sedan; air-booster brakes, new tires and
brake lining: oyerdrive; good cong; beiow
PONTIAC Nic' 1871. far below "as IS" 500;
Plymouth 1912. $500; Chevrolet 1s40,
1878; Plymouth 194o. $500. o., All of Of the ,h!
osx ea3Ss eenss sTs ssa'S MIXES fhe 'r Service 45s
st!esnne s rsn 1sa1 6sH c:ns .sfas
ea!! ea1'5h Va. 0ssss[ ssaa bstxsen s t' and Pm
ne 1sA 'Sns o sis ssso seIf sfS ssh ser nx xn A
WTLLYs AMERICAN, 1871, damased rear
5es daS prse o1 under 6T ss49 Sas oPA ceiling Dial
SALES l2aS d4o.2 NJ. olivet rd ne nssiua.,.k.r
9resident ss sedan. Ee 81 ESQ: Al Packard 10
sedan. $1,259: Al Packard 100, sedan,
So O92: al Hudson convertible club coupe
Sl,435: Al Lincoln-ze sedan, 81 ,435;
and below. liberal and trade-in allowance
on yoYr ,s car i RniyersSal S c, .a7 terms
TAXI I94I Chevrolet; with PUG. Call
after 8 pm. DE. 1856, 28s
Dodge, 4-door. 1915; 1885 Chey. 2-door,
$347; 1896 Plymouth coupe, 1852: 1885
Hudson, 4-door. $375; 1884 Nash, 2-doorl 1
Chev 4-door, $40; 1888 Lin. -Zeph., A.
door. S8s5; 1887 Chrysler, 4-door, $S95;
1899 studebaker station wagon,- $915;
within OPA BENDAII. PONTIAC. 1871
King St. Alexandria. Va, ov. 1900: --26
TAXICAB, 1939,. Dodge. with PUG. new
Evening star., 1946-09-24
AUToMoTIVE MISCELLANEOUS.

PONTIAC OWNERS, ATTENTION.! We
have Just received large shipment of good
qua lity seat covers in popular colors. They
will also fit other models of General Mo-
tors cars; Prompt and neat installation
II desired. ARCADE PONTIAC CO., 1897
Irving st. NV, AID. $500.
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILER. immediate de-
livery; new shipment just arrived: the
neatest one you've ever seen. suitable for
merchants, farmers fishermen and tour
ing; low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC CO.,
143T Irving st. NV, AID. $500. Washing
toms Largest Pontiac Dealer.
NEW-TYPE TIRE RECAPPING by the Dem
Nap electric process; beautiful tread; q
hour service; electrc-treated sections if
your your. tire is gut See your tires being re-
tngton's Largest Pontiac Dealer, 1437
Irving st. NV, AID. $500. Quick, ef1cient
TRUCK BODIES REPAIRED and welded
to pass inspection; new bodies made to
FRED S GicHNER IRON NJ woRKs, SRf INC. INC.
1914 oath st. NV Republic 2419.
SEAT COVERS, good selection for Dodge
and a1E. Plymouth, also as limited supply ~
Conn. ave. Phone EN-. 1900 -24
USED TIRES, pass and truck. DRISCOLI
TIRE SERV-. Minnesota ave. and Hunt pl
ne, Ii: 1852. TR. 1855. pa
TIRES AND TUBES, 6.OOx16; two Of each
good for at least 1000 miles. Call MA
Evening star., 1946-09-24

and Francis-Barnett motorcycles; | some ne
models ready for immediate delivery: $50
&C and 800 &C models in stock, See US
%sshipss BE11fsH # 5Ahbs
Ride away for s465; large stock of acces-
ss f1s ss sh S. al NV maKss
Ssd SPECIALIZED REPAIR WORK by e experts
on all model motorcycles; replacement
bN RsE5i f9r ~ oashess iynssr sAn !sD0rpa 81 s
Used fSs 1, NMof66Rcitc1LEs 1e42 Harley
45s. 2 1910 Indian Spring frame Chief
74s., l 1946 50QCC Norton, $500 miles.
ToRcYCLE SALES, eli 9th st. NV. RE.
INDIAN CHIEF MOTORCYCLE 1s45: al
most new, 1000 miles. perfect condition.
aaa2LEYpASisoN StE2 faSh fa SaiFbax 1888 new
orator. coil, plugs, battery, carb. wiring
Can be seen at Quaker r. CITY sy Cycle Co., 21o2
ata t.a Il HAREE2 eF sz 81 sfo
SHIFT s0RS9ea MoToR Sales RoeE9s oS
a.s1 saS model 4
RRxREEY.DAv1psoN R Als1 Ha o4p is4o st'er sl oHV
Buddy seat saddle bags; winter shield ,e i /
ct eIe ats2 good or sSnst5Gn a5 Trade for car 1887
INDIAN ~: excellent running condition;
saddle bag and Buddy seat: S34O cash.
Between and pm. at so4 So. Eads ST.,
AfiiaSE9ei AARIE9lDxSlpsoN sss 1s4o "45"; motor in
excellent condition; -S475 cash. 13 Boyd
ave. Takoma Park. Md. -25
Evening star., 1946-09-24
AUCTION SALES (cont.) :.
ADAM A. WESCHLER a son, Auctionee

ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 son. Auctioneers.
Trustees Sale of Valuable three STORY and
semen srek dwellings Nos 81 and 63
trust recorded in Liber No. $3.50, folio 415.
st SEQ, one Of the LAND records of the
q h pss al ssaa9ed thsesy 81 The The anef
signed trustees will offer for sale by public
arsmfea aus,iEn as az entirety n front Of rs
at four o'clock IN, the foiiowins described
property pro in the District Of Columbia, to
tifty-four tS54 ~ and % TWo hundred M ufatso fiftya
Sauare numbered Six hundred seventy Ave
in LiOer P f folio S:es sia deserIDed DE- as
dooTs on ssgin1ns for the a sane At M point
point intersected by the North proiongation
ss Ps Nos sht snd 81 Ts
2o.II feet to intersection the North Pro,
partition wall Of premises No 81 "K''
Street, Northeast; thence South along said
North prolongation and along said center
line Of said Lot s54: thence East along
pon m due South Of the the1c
being. improved by premises No. 81 *
fecerded I'M in asst said surveyers Once in Sur,
vey book 1873 at page 1852 now known for
PurpsSes of assessment and taxation n} las as
numbered Two hundred fifty-f1Ye (255) and
Two hundred ifty-six (256) in B. F.. Gil.
SIX & Hundea es4S as
Eecorded in the ONCE. Of the Once Of the
By tr the m Oa Ptr & Of deserbea as a
seet dsta0t .he sss fees Wess
point being. intersected by the North pro-
longation Of the center line Of the East par
ttGp wall Of beSea p5e9sss vest NO. sTse
a0.11 feet to intersect the North prolonga-
tion Of the center line OF the partitieopp
"K'' street. Northeast; thence South along
said North prolongation and along said
aae a ssa So Sf apS
along the rear lines of said lots 255 and
beginning: thence North 80 feet to, the
point of beginning. being improved by
SeWn y N0 e2 sE sad
ors Once in Surveyors Ofice in Survey
book 1873 at page 1872, known for purposes
said @ I SQUARE % Terms FERN 20 Of sale: sale Property will
be sold subject to the unpaid balance OF
prior deeds Of trust computed as Of Jnne
and 255, .S6,6s0.50 and part of lots No.
255 and 256, ,S6.6s0,5O at 5f6, each pay
Wth pTvese Se Of
posit of $4,000 required of purchaser at
sale. Examination of title. conyeyancing
at cost Of purchaser. Terms to be complied
with within thirty days from day of sale.
trustees reserve the right to resell
purchaser, after five days advertisement
of such resale in some newspaper published
in Washington. D; C., or deposit may be
trustees may avail themselves of any legal
or equitable rights AGAINST dsfaulting pur-
chaser PHILIP H. BERENTER, 1882 18th
st. NV. HARRY BERENTER, 1882 18th
St. NV. Trustees. se19.21.2 1.24.27,3O
Evening star., 1946-09-24

GOVERNMENT, OF THE DISTRICT Of
sxns bnsn bsd e. bs Dubc
sioners Of the District S ' Of Columbia uni in the
public alleys in the District, of Columbia. as
Commissioners are of the opinion that the
street area and alleys referred to should
SsoI s0sss sfe nStes 20 is hereby sp bsy hs
have prepared the following order: Or
dered; That pursuant to the provisions
s er P5e I 1887 A No me so sge sDG seJ
e Of e sufVeyoF 1f Raf the ea 6sre m of
SLY s1s and sRq ss5 as sis MaBs 9
32!s, 1928, 1924 and 1925, are. hereby
orderea closed same to take efieet on ,n
the land comprised in in said ada areas W so e Closed
to revert to andfor vest in the abutting
property owners. as shown on said maps
orders on the effective date aforesaid,
according to Items /. 3. 4, 5, 6; 7. 8.
ID Closing part Of Frankford street be-
tween 18th and 18th streets. Sc, includ-
ing dedication of land for widening
place Sc. go Closing part Of the public
alley running north from D street in
SQUARE 431: a. Closing Lawrence street
and Ohio Railroad metropolitan Branch, &,
abutting Squares W-3s29 and 1881. 80
SlOSlns the PUBIC dlleyS In square lUO ..
(6) Closing Frankford street immediately
vest Of 32nd street Sc, and abutting
public alleys in the eastern part Of SQUARE
Of street Sc (s) closing the public
alley, 10 feet wide, in the western part
Of Square TO-, abutting Lots 50 to So,
6s, os, 73 to 7s and 146 in said square:
street and Benning road ne, and closing
alleys in the eastern part Of Square -5Os3
(14) Closing the public alleys in Square
5626. Q0 Closing the public alleys il
that part Of Square 5637 bounded by 2Sth
place, Goth street, Texas avenue and s
street Sc. d6) Closing that part Of the
public alley, 90 feet wide, in Square 56s2
running northerly from Camden street Sc.
and abutting Lots Il and AZ. in said
must file in writing with. the COMMITS
closings, or as to any item providing for
the closings listed above, before October
Become effective on and after that date.
in accordance with the provisions of Public
fe$2. JOIN RUSSELL YogNG: GUY
MASON GORDON r. YOUNG, Commits
sioners of the District of Columbia.
Evening star., 1946-09-24
TRAlLERS.

LUGGAGE TRAILER, AXIS TT: ideal for
hayn hayling or moving. 43s st. NV. uN.
TRAvELo COACH. IA. with running toilet
anscb and Ib neate bottle stove and
SEsse NV H6bsE b6ssne fkArfiEks FL are on displa, fs
again and ready for immediate delivery.
best-built trailers in America now. We
will trade. sell for cash. or will finance
ansd ar hs Pns by this e. onh have All bes5 a, %
e. e. s2s2 % Gssorsia es ave- Silver Spring
SPARTAN, the all-aluminum aircraft con-
structed lightweight lifetime trailer; de-
EE EsrsS sAh bsnE S" asas
es fs5syR foK Ro6k Me 1IFf5 olss you
shsR SfW DsSf ASb 'G 1sEn nR kAPR R wo eoacss ss
sale: complete line of trailer parts and
Siyins ' ss.y; AMERICAN aH'e TRHInER 1ss!s e.,
32a wsfSni ave IVA DE- wo se s9s
immediate delivery. collie TRAILER CO,
s232 Georgia ave. Silver Spring, Md.
NEW AND USED house trailers on IL to
"A month terms. Metal luggage trailers.
sores cssh or Your trailer
TRf HER SALES, Route /, Berwyn. Md,
Tel. Tower 5035
TRAILER RENTALS-Rent all-steel utility
trailer stake or covered. Also boat trail
ers, by day or longer; rental hours, to
g. closed Sundays. Pick up trailer Sat.
Err CO., 4030 Wisconsin ave. WO. 1921.
LUGGAGE TRAILER-Inclosed waterproof
Sportsman. custom built. 1-wheel type.
RENT A TRAILER-5-ft, 7-ft. oft. q
wheel automobile trailers: stake, box and
dump types heSr Gay os Wssk Seom9pstss
Lee hwy, Arlington, Va, GIL. $500.
BEST BUILT TRAILER for to live and to
travel, with sofa, stationary beds or bunk
beds in rear. s1,950. ia. 5474. 3917
tn st. nv. Apt -26
GAsa I FOR vor fOUh boUi trai.r for 1q Gish
price, phone MR.. BAKER. Berwyn. Md.
1919 LIBERTY TRAItER-25-ft. electric
refrigerator, heated floors, good condition;
Canary Cottages. Wash.-Balt. byld. %.
Evening star., 1946-09-24
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.
KS bought at top price.

BUCKS bought at top price. PARKWAY
BUICK, Chrysier. Dodge, Plymouth, Olds
and Pontiac badly needed to supply de-
msnd of returning overseas veterans.
inside our modern parking building for
appraisal or call Mr.. Miller at Ex: 1900.
RANDALL MOTORS. INC, 1850 18th st.
NV. fcorner 18th and M.
BUCKS, Chevrolets. Fords, Pontiacs or
any make Of car that has had good care.
We need them and will Pay the highest
st. NV, DU. 4455.
BUCKS WANTED-r will Day the highest
Sasn d@ollars;% @ % any mske. any MODEL;
Goth st. ne. Adams s3zz.
Evening star., 1946-09-24
|Goren on Bridge


Opening lead: Four Of spades.
When perfect play meets the best
defense the spectator Is In for
treat. One Of the best battles Of
wits I have recently seen at the card
table took place when this hand was
played not long ago.
While the final contract Is reason
able enough, there are those who will
take issue with the manner in which
1t was reached. South's opening bid
of one no trump in my opinion Is
well chosen. The 4-4-3-2 Is next in
line Of succession to the 1888 dis
tribution on which no trump bids
are usually based. The South hand
containing a point count Of Is has
the required strength for q good no
trump bid, most of its strength Is In
the minor suits, and last, but by no
means least, 1t Is desirable to be-
come deslarer on this hand to pre-
vent the spade holding from being
attacked on the opening lead.
North's raise to two no trump GER
tainly contained nothing to spare.
While he was fractionally short of
the prescribed IN honor tricks, he
felt that the five card club suit
would atone for the deficiency, in
which we agree.
The four of spades was opened
and the ten drove out the king. 1t
can be seen at glance that there
are nine tricks eventually available
to declarer, but time operates against
him because the adverse spades will
be established before he has driven
out both aces. There is only one
way to win the hand and that is to
sneak through a heart trick while
the other spade stopper is still held.
If declarer attempts to set up the
clubs first, the ace will be taken and
the spades cleared, leaving the ace
of hearts still outstanding.
declarer acted quickly in an effort
to find the defense of guard. At
trick two he led the two OF hearts.
West started to play second hand
low, as a matter of. course, but
caught himself just in time to in
quire, why is the declarer attack
ing the heart suit to the neglect OF
the five card club suit in dummy of
which hold the ace?" Analysis soon
made it clear that declarer was try
ing to engineer a bit of sneak
thievery. If West rushed In with the
ace of hearts he could clear the
spades while he still held the club
ace and without club trick it was
highly unlikely that declarer could
score nino tricks.
West accordingly took the trick
and returned the spade. East natu-
rally unblocked with the jack and
there was no way to fulfill contract.
Had West ducked the heart lead, the
queen would have held the trick and
declarer would have Immediately
proceeded with the establishment Of
the clubs for his nine tricks.
Tomorrow's Problem.
As North you hold:
AQ963 0A8 0108 4 109872
The bidding has proceeded:
East South West North
INT Double Pass
What do you bid?
s(Copyright, 1946. BY Charles n Goren)
Evening star., 1946-09-24
MONEY TO LOAN.

list AND end TRUST LoANS-Prompt
eall COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.. SIT
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST - We win
buy second-trust notes. d. c.. nearby Nd.
MORTGAGE & MYEsTMKNr corr. 1872
g.; u ave nv. National $3.50.
HOME LOANS-Iov monthly payments.
S aSsS .$S1s% as!s s4yses sfssss 'ss e. Hieosa ieasi
WORKING GIRLS-You can borrow here
on t1st your own signature. Low cost,
FAST service, complete privacy. Phone Mr..
Petty at Decatur 1910. LENDERS. INC,
BROKERS. ATTENTIoN-we buy End
and farms. FULTON r. GORDON. owner.
4% LONG-TERM LoANS-Estates and
operating farms, Northern Virginia Well
located and good Improvements. BUELL.
FARM AGENCY, Herndon. Fairfax Coun-
ty. Va. Herndon 3S.
PHONE LOANS-Dial Chestnut 2444 and
ask for Mr.. Allen. Tell him how much
money you need and when you want it.
He will arrange all the details for you
without any fuss or bother. LENDERS.
INC, 202s North Moore St. Rosslyn, Va.
LIST TRUST LOANS on real estate; low
rates. terms or monthly payments. P. j.
WALsHE. INC. Ills Eye st. NV. Ma.
Evening star., 1946-09-24
FUTURE.

ADAM q. wEscHLER ,6n son, suctionefeIs
4106 New Hampshire Avenue, NV,
being two-story and cellar brick dwell;
ing containing rooms and bath isoai, and d
vested in me by the District Court of the
United States for the District OF Columbia
by decree entered in Civil Action No:
36367. will sell at auction, in front Of
the premises, on Tuesday, the lst day. Of
october, 1946, at fve o'clock Pm, subject
to ratification by the Court, Lot assessed
for taxation purposes as Lot sol in Square
1929, improved by the above premises:
subject to monthly tenancy. Terms Of
Sale: $500 cash deposit will be required
at time of sale and no check will be &C.
cepted. One-third of the purchase money
shall be paid IN cash and the balance in
two equal installments payable on or be-
fore one and two years from date of
settlement of sale, represented by the
promissory notes Of the purchaser bearing
Interest at SO per annum, payable semi
annually, and secured by first deed Of
trust on the property, or the purchaser
may pay all cash, at his option. The
purchaser shall comply with the terms Of
sale within sixty days from the date of
It's ratification, otherwise the deposit of
$500 shall stand forfeited as liquidated
damages The purchaser shall pay the
cost Of examination OF title, conveyancing,
recording and notary fees. Purchaser Is
to have . good and unencumbered title.
dertman. Attorney. American Security
Building. Washington, D. C. 80
Evening star., 1946-09-24
RALPH A. CUSICK, Investment Bids,
Washington, ID. C..
Filed Sept. 6, 1916. Charles Z. Stewart.

IN r, THE THE s DIsTRIeT COURT. 9 Of co,1z5 THE
9is{9 rs ApPlIsesSn Of WILL WILLIAM
" WILLIAM M1LLdAl4I TARGoWETSKY and WILLIAM
TARGOFF, and SARA TORGOPROGROW-
ETZKY, also known as SARA TARGOFF,
lndtyidually. and BRUCE r. TORGOPRO-
GROWETZKY. also known as BRUCE F.
TARGOFF. infant. by his father and next
friend William Torgoprogrowetzky. Ad-
dress OF all Petitioners: 25 Kennedy Street
NV, washington, D. C.-Civil Action No.
36623. - ORDER OF PUBLICATION -
CHANGE OF NAME.-WILLIAM TORGO-
PROGROWETZKY and SARA TORGOPRO-
GROWETZKY. individually, and BRUCE F.
TORGOPROGROWETZK infant, by his
father and next friend, WILLIAM TORGO-
PROGROWETzKY, having filed a COM
plant for Judgment changing their
names TO WILLIAM s. TARGOFF, SARA
TARGOFF, and BRUCE F. TARGOFF, re-
spectively, and having applied to the Court
for an order of publicaeAon of the notice
required by law in such cases, it is, by the
Court. this 9th day OF September, 1946,
ORDERED, that all persons concerned
show cause. if any there be, on or before
the 5th day of October, 1946, why the
prayers Of said complaint should not be
granted: Provided. that a copy of this
order be published once q week for three
consecutive weeks before said Gay in The
Evening Star and The Washington Law
Reporter. tS) H. A SCHWEINHAUT.
cHARLEs E fsTEwART, Clerk. BY CLARA
r. CONNEIL, Deputy Clerk. se1O,17,24
Evening star., 1946-09-24
R. P. HoLLNGswoRIHs = Attorney.

DISTRICT co couRT RI oF Of Til The UNITED
States for the District of Columbia,
Holding Probate Court.-No. 67,15O. ,Ad-
That the subscriber. Of the District Of
Columbia, has obtained from the Probate
Court of the District Of Columbia, Letters
Thompson, late Of the District Of Column
bia, deceased All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned to
Of. legally authenticated, to the subscriber
on or before the 23rd day Of July. AID.
1947: otherwise they may by law be ex-
cluded from all benefit Of said estate
Given under its hand this 9th day Of
September. 1946. THE NATIONAL MET
ROPOLITAN BANK OF WASHINGTON,
Ofncer (Seal) Attest: ELLA A. BROWN
Deputy REGISTER Of Wills for the District
of Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate Court.