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Evening star., 1946-03-25
Bondoeng Attire
As Indonesions
Begin Leaving
By the Associofed Press

BATAVIA, Mar. 25.-The south
ern half of Bandoeng was hidden
today by the smoke Of large fires
apparently set by withdrawing In
donesian forces pursuing a scorched
earth policy.
Numerous explosions were heard,
presumably the demolition of utili-
ties plants and communications ia
cilities. British air reconnaissance
reported the population fleeing.
1t was understood that Premier
Sultan Sjahrir of the unrecognized
Indonesian republic had instructed
the republican army command to
comply with a British demand to
move out of the city by midnight
last night.
Evening star., 1946-03-25
Lute Bulletin
Will Rule on Custer of ;

The Supreme Court today
agreed to rule on the consti-
tutiOnality of action of Con-
gress in ousting three Govern
ment employees because of
asserted subversive activities.
Salaries of the three were cut
off by Congress in 1943 by
enactihg a special section in
an appropriation bill. The
three and their jobs were:
Robert Morss Lovett, executive
assistant to the Governor of
the Virgin Islands; Goodwin
B. Watson and William E.
DOdd, jr., both connected with
the Federal Communications
Commission.
Evening star., 1946-03-25
Navy Will Train Recruits
In Atlantic in April
By the Asseeioted Press

The Navy has so much new per-
sonnel that normal peacetime ele-
mentary training exercises will be
conducted in the Western Atlantic
toward the end of April.
The Navys announcement yes
terday of the exercises did not men
tion the probable size of the task
force. The force will be under Ad-
miral Marc A. Mitscher, commander
of the 9th Fleet.
Evening star., 1946-03-25
Heavy Voting Reported
In ] ,46o Italian Areas
By the Associoted Press

ROME, Mar. 25.-The Italian news
agency Ansa said today that voting
was heavy but orderly yesterday as
residents of 1859 communes balloted
for local officials in Italy's third
series of municipal elections since
the end of the war.
With the voting centering around
the large industrial center of Bo-
logna, results of the election were
eagerly awaited as possible key to
the political trend in metropolitan
areas. Returns probably will not be
available for several days.
Evening star., 1946-03-25
Muuno PekkuIo Named
Premier of Finland
BY the Associated Pres.

HELSINKI, Mar. 25.-Mauno Pek-
kala assumed the post of Premier of
Finland today, succeeding Juho
Paasikivi, who resigned to become
President.
Mr.. Pekkala, former Defense Min
lister, heads cabinet which will be
more LeftiSt than that which served
under Mr.. Paasikivi. He chose six
ministers from the Leftist Peoples
Democratic Party, which includes
Communists, five Social Democrats,
five Agrarians and one member of
the Swedish Party.
Evening star., 1946-03-25
George Allen Sworn In
As RFC Member
By the Associated Press

George E. Allen, presidential in
innate, was sworn in today as a
member of the Board of the Re-
construction Finance Corp.
The Washington insurance man
recently returned from a vacation
in Florida, where he went after con-
firmation by the Senate.
Evening star., 1946-03-25
Clay Cites Food Imports
Needed in U. S. Zone
BY the Associoted Press

BERLIN, Mar. 25. - Germany
own food resources are sufficient to
provide only 900 calories per person
daily, says 1t. Gen. Lucius D. Clay
United States Military Government
chief.
Gen. Clay told a press confer
ence yesterday that in the American
zone alone $1,000 tons of food per
month from the outside world were
necessary to maintain the 1900
calorie diet to which the United
States is now committed.
Evening star., 1946-03-25
Cruiser Prinz Eugen
Arrives in California
BY the Associated Press

SAN PEDRO, Calf, Mar. 25.--
Once the pride of the German fleet,
the 10,000-ton heavy cruiser Prinz
sEugen arrived at the harbor yester-
day and will be readied for the
atomic bomb experiment in the
Pacific.
Evening star., 1946-03-25

(See WALLACE, Page A-5.)
Evening star., 1946-03-25

(See BARUCH, Page A-3.D
Evening star., 1946-03-25

(See AUTO WORKERS, Page A-4.
Evening star., 1946-03-25

(See SUGAR, Page A-5.)
Evening star., 1946-03-25

(See UNO, Page ABB
Evening star., 1946-03-25

(See VARDAMAN, Page A-3- )
Evening star., 1946-03-25

(See JET GUNS. Page A-5)
Evening star., 1946-03-25

tSee CHINA, Page A-5.1
Evening star., 1946-11-15
TRAILERs.

NEW AND USED house trailefs on 1g "a
"a month terms Metal luggage trailers.
Painting and repair service: siso scsss, ss,
c ciss saL II isSa Route sfisI l. i.rs5n IA
CASH CAS- IISss aCR SSS6 SoTH rRsILER-1f ,ou wish
g ps ecu pons as Hs5 HENpRKs lSE fi snn
sSSsgs9 Fs: SSas e ~ ), i. metal .a q, s.
lf is-FT. HOUSE tn TRAiIER. i1a Nay Nay 81 Be seen
days at Kansas ave. section OF Washing
ton Tourist Camp, Haines Point. New
Hyss HHnmpsaaTini asii Plate MS 1892. $1,000 issh
TRxiLEk. inciosed iugsase. good tires
MARRIED VET. needs house trailer in
fairly GOOD condition. 49I0 Somerset I'd.
kSHss kaysHEass hf HPSn fur sd.t. asas d.y.ry
coLIE TszILIR CO.. o. s ssss asorsis sss. ave-.
TRAILER RENTALs-Rent ail-steel utility
trailer. stake or covered. Also boat trail
ers, by day or longer. rental hours, 8 tu
q; closed sundays Pick mp trailer sat
sPARTAN, the all- -aiuminum aircfaft-con-
strusted lightweight lifetime trailer; i'm,
aALES. Q505 Washington baltimore blvd
sEWs ssfESTsai AIM NJ i,srS TSEfE gig COACHES q,
cessories; visit out new display rooms
riyins daily. xMERicHN THRILLER Co,
INC. 1880 Wisconsin ave. NV. WC. 1921
FRUEHAuF TkAIlGR, drop frame. unusu-
top. @ 81 M.soo. p sH, 'soa scas. " ais Is Bsitimore Rn
ave. Tak0ma Park Nd III
Evening star., 1946-11-15
PROPOSALS.

FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY. Public Build
Noy. 70. lg4e-sealed BIDS IA duDiicsts
VIII Be publicly opened in this once at 1
pm. Standard Time, Dec. 8. 1946, for
modernizinT the protective system at the
Federal Once Building, No. 2. et Arling-
toAs "a. Drawing and specincatfons may
Be obtained at this once. and must Be
returned. The furnishing Of more than one
set viii be In the discretion OF the commits
sioner Of public. buildings. W 3, REYN-
QIQ6, .C0mmissioney Of Public BUILDINGS,
Federal WORKS Agency. -16
SEALED BIDe win be received November
70. 1915: Ct pm. ct the Purchasing
construction Of approximately. I,075 linear
feet Of standard Concrete curb and gutter,
snd approximately I,700 square yards OF
g. penetration macadam paving and work
Incidental thereto. on Flint drive and
Bethesda. Montsomery County. Nd. Com
tract B-lQ1. Plans and specincations
may be obtained from the Once OF the
County Engineer, Walsh building, silver
isaSs cNaYsi n a siteT MONEY November co pa2
Agent, CourthSuse, Rockville, Nd.
Evening star., 1946-11-15

WHITE 1910 706 tractor 22-ft. Traflmo-
bile. nat trailer. good 900x20 tires, vacuum
brakes, auto. 9Th wheel and landing gear.
GMC 1910 AC 303 with loft. nat body,
34x17 tires. 3rd axle assembly. Timken
cs nE 81 1879 eze.s
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS by Central Mo-
tor Co., authorized GMC truck dealer
some new, all guaranteed-prices greatly
reduced for year-end inventory sale.
Pickups-1941 Dodge half ton: 1912
Iss yssps-iS41 iS Ford, 1e4a why's.
stakes-1942 Cheyrolets. ton; 1912
.sas lgs ssn aEa lsgs aSla
Station wagons tcarryalls with metal
sidesl-lg42 Dodses.ne dumps; Chevro-
let; 1872 Ih.son; IA lS4a 1872 gMGs 2m tons sA4
0MCs. 2h tons; 1910 Dodge. ] " tons.
Chassis and cabs-1042 Chevrolet. ] II
tons; 1942 GMcs. IA tons; 1941 Ford,
buses = 1852 Chevrolet 15-passenser;
1912 GMC 29-passenger
AInphibious ducks-l943 GMCs.
Bridge construction crane truck--I94J
Hrockway, 8 ton, exc, air brakes, 1200x20
Salldoser tractor -1a-ton. Allis chal-
ii TIsailers-1-ton truck van and stake
: Bodies12-ft. vans: 12-ft. stakes. CEN
TRIAL MOTOR Co, QMC Truck Dealer,
3143 Lee hwy. Arlington, CH. 1000.
Evening star., 1946-11-15
AUTO TRUCKS foR HiRE.

DODGE, stake body: yenernl hauling With
driver; Phone MI. 9S08; nisht and sun
.VETKRAN. with new "pick up":: steady
haulinE or delivering; also moving Jobs.
VETERAN, white, has l94I l1s-ton panel;
wishes evening. saturday or weekend
work: ayailable for weinie roasts. Call
VAN TRUCK. large or small jobs; expert
enced help, prompt service reas. rates;
local and long distance. ia 2937 16s
VETERAN DESIRES household moving and
general hauling, vans, stakes and panels;
reasonable FIR $780, Ext ~ 30
LIGHT HAULING--New truck. Let US take
care Of your delivery problems. uN. 1912
Evening star., 1946-11-15
AUTO PAINTING.

AUTO PAINTING--C Compile job, 535 ID
work suaranteed: GILBERT. 4l0& Pa. ave
LET Us PAINT yoUR CAR With Du Pons
lacquer;. no. synthetics or enamels uscd;
log, no waiting; free estimates WIL-
LAAkD,s GARAGE a PAINT SHOP rear
Evening star., 1946-11-15
Goren on Bridge

A great many words have been
written and spoken on the doubtful
wisdom Of ace leads against slam
contracts. These discussions natu-
rally contemplated the little slam. I
am among those who view the ace
lead with misgiving, and am not in-
clfned to part with it at the OPEN
ing unless there is ct least vaguely
In prospect some other trick. How
ever, this thing can be overdone.
When 1t appears that the opposition
Is solid all around, yen might Just
as well cash your ace and hope for
the best.
Now, for grand slams. There the
lead OF an ace ranks high ID the list.
ON the theory that tfthe enemy is
void nothing has been lost by tho
lead anyhow. However, this is not
always true and In today's hand,
from the national masters pair
championship, we witness q case I'm
which the lead Of an ace was the
only one that permitted declarer to
fulfil his grand slam contract. At
risk OF sounding Like hindsight
analyst should like TO suggest that
Vests lead of the. ace Of clubs was
an act for which he might well
reprimand himself. He should have
been quite persuaded that North
was void OF clubs. The cue bid of
four clubs Is, in itself, not concll-
siye, for players viii frequently re-
sort to fake bids Of this kind in an
effort to forestall the lead OF q par
ticular suit, but when North follows
through with a grand slam bid 1t
seems to me he should be taken at
his word. But in bridge as in poker
there is always the player who calls
every hand. and to quote him, Just
to keep the game honest"
North's grand slam bid was on
the bullish side, but when South
was willing to Jump to five diamonds
he concluded that he had q good
diamond suit and perhaps couple
Of kings. If they happened to in
clude the king Of spades Is tricks
were in sight, SO he gambled for
the limit, knowing that at worst
success would depend upon finesse.
When the ace of clubs was ruffed
Sidney Silodor. the declarer, saw
that he was still faced with the
problem Of disposing Of the losing
spade. He had little faith in the
spade finesse, because the opening
three club bid more or less proved
that West did not have that card.
With 1t his hand would have been
too good for a preemptive bid. After
ruffing one more club, he therefore
cashed the ace of spades (the
Vienna COUP and ran on all the
trumps and the king Of clubs. East
was obliged to reduce to four cards
as declarer held the ten Of spades
and the three Of hearts. II he part
led with the king of spades 6outh's
item would be good. Il he let 60 q
heart dummy's four OF hearts would
frun.
tcopyrisht. 1e4e. By CHARLES 4. oersn.,
Evening star., 1946-11-15
JOIN ". HARDELI. Atterney.

DIsTRiScar coURT ccoaUnsTi 81 81 TIE HfHs United 81
Hoidins rrSbsss coSrtMNo. ts as lbs. tsn9's Ad-
ninistra tion This 4 to Give Notice: That
have obtained from the Probste Court 81
the District Of Columbia. Letters Testa-
o snf & il: ss'fs bsss a x ssSra
asainst the deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same. with the vouchers there
Of. leGaiiy Authenticated. to the subscri6-
srs. on or before the 8th, day Of Novem-
a94 tahrSss AZ they s, By sw
Hayse given Under o4r hAnds this sv 3tb q daX ef
sf1iissoS. ~ xansepolis el s Jcts Nd. Ssis sseais
Attest: MELVIN j. MARouES. Deputy
Hegietsr Of Wills for the District OF Co.
lumbis, Gisrk Of the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1946-11-15

nos. 0S.1b,2G,29,de3.
TM0s: =. OWEN 9 SON. Auctioneers, 4a5
q rsa Ne az & ss 1. 6ess
yea q ta p d, Isycota gSe o q Ssr ssr aG
q is. Dstrics let q coiabs "a and dat st tSs'lss tie re
Sndsrsisned trustsss WIS viii seli. a. pubiic c
Day Re I 1sth ' dayof z IN NoVsmSer. 1s d isss 1875
l.Sd sss sad premises ns itu.so GGnlHs as
District Of Columbia. and designated as
ss saa being y Ss Ri sas,Ts soqh 70 q s
Inc. ss Del. plat rccossdsd IN Liber .i2z.
so q Sees rs i5es e paor q dssa 81
trust for Sc. .ii4.so, further. - AsparticuaiaTs
Of which win be announced at time Of sale:
pad 1as esss ssoooo
1niTsSd Gonysysncins rsc8sding n esc a
forfeited @ and the prop properly may Be RUsl aaSsr
tised and resold ct the discretion Of
q ssIs;sss; ssHsesR a2u.'ss. '00Pls
ZED Z. WILLIAMS . ZED L. WILLIAMS,
Jr. Auctioneers. Auction fixtures and
s e eR5 5So cavern G. oT
Wednesday. Noy. 20. at 2 pm. High
srsde lste-ncdsl restaurant ssu1ems;nt 1ss a;r
property and retiring from the business.
nyerything. in nrst-clsss condition. LARGE
iass odsl slscsss Electric
6-door refrigerhtor, e.Siice. electric sToast-
Master" like new electric COOKED C0ca-
ssnse vii Sth ovens and E sHae
sosiss nsksr. iiEs nsy dls6 ys..6lns saHiD.
0iohs siicine machine, exhaust fans, ped
estaE electric fan. kitchen sinks, various
kinds; 90 various sire dfning tables, 20
chairs, lot dishes, china, glasswafe, etc:
large stock ptts kitohen utensils, etc, !;
IRE extirwuishers, Neon eixu dood light.
lot tableware, silverwere. etc Open pub
1g, 10 am. to pm. Auctioneers. phone
Evening star., 1946-11-15
AuroMorIyE ENTERTAINMENTS.

AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILRR, immediate de-
livery; new shipment Just arrived, the
esss sssn usspls so
ing; low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC CO.,
l4a7 Irving 81: NV, 40. $500. Washing
SAR sfkfSa skffSIsRnNoa shfRiec e ths tin. d
srs II one q wsshinetcn's larssst modern
sSR n 81 Fss lssh snd
GSSrHaE a0Sf ESEs 5S 100 4. ..n.,
mechai,ics ready TO make any type d re-
gsirs Re- .,t,al An YcrE & Al Al luIly snsrantssa
+ PAINT SHOP, rear 1910 l4th st. NV,
1HfiI REBuliiT TRANsM1ssroNs. suarantesd:
nsSsas llghss' Yatsf i pumps, q fuel pumps Jacks.
fssS flssS Muasas nsssss .ys Z HEFNNRE fS4o g.
TIRESS2z for set four, used. 7.00xl6
TRucK Tsat X bopiEs on9i made to meat your "a
quirements. Vans, piumbersS Il trucks, nat
41cA aeRDI non ssg ssResss vHse aR saoP
SRWTYrE Wv TfsE fsa Il stdAFfNa Vi y 4tS Il. Den
hour service. electric Treated sections II
capped soDp rs sef ssI rss co PEW was
trvllk ~. NV. AD. Souu. Quick emcient
fFsoNTfIAc OWNERS. ArrEsrIoN. We
have Just received large shipment OF good
quality seat covers In popular colors. They
VII also at other models qf General Motors
sssied sssi 0TRsA snd poN cssi cstslston
CsIR 81 nS cashmsn AD ssos sosor. ls4o COOKE
tires and gears. WA. 1888.
hundreds Of cookie and 660x16, recsps
s as oIss s.Sd nn nssa sys srss .d MEs
ne 5Ss;e II Il 1892 ;I, TR. ssSe ssSes;r.s -. "a.
SLOW production OF new cars we advise Q
new Buick engine installed in your present
car; series .s40v to 80" S400; larger
motor Is slightly higher: low cost nnanc.
lns We Sss aens5 & M9sors R,,ss instsilms1t
sr; s;. 1900 King ST.. Alexandria. Va. Alex,
NEW TIRES Don't stand in line or de-
pend on Q waiting list. Immediate delivery
tube. Drive in for free mounting service
ee coSsopATrb Isi sd SALES 4s sT
q. ne. Lu. Qea4s Lu. 1877
Evening star., 1946-11-15
THoMAs s,.s AZ A E.lA1sELLa, 4 Attesssy.

DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED
1S5 e 11ss-ais iisslpnsss ss
That ess ssonns i to otys Noties
Columbia. has obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District Of Columbia, Letters
Sernald e ate ane 81 the 81 y
Columhia, deceased. An perscns haying
claims against the deceased are hereby
vouchsr. e sa0 ss hs ss es
the subscriber. on or before the 4th day
Of November. AID: le47; otherwise they
ssS stt y dSsn sndsr tsp A, ~ has Ssns
9th day OF November. 1916. fLQY
HT.ovERM!AN. $500 Cslysrt st, NV.
Rsais9.r q w foa sss 5essist Il
coluT6is. 90 Clerk Of the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1946-11-15
TH9MAs SSs !: sJEKE: AsssTas5.

Dl5IEiCT COURT OF THE UNITED
Aoidins Probsts courtMEstatsS sri q Se@fIoia * John
4. Mason. Dsceased.-No $4,000, Admins
tration Docket 144.-Application hayinw
been made herein for probate Of the last
yili and testament of said deceased, and
lor letters testamentary on said estate hy
Msry A.. Mason. the Executrix named
therein. 1t is ordered this s0th day Of
heirs at law and next 81 Kin OF John =.
Mason. deceased. and all others concerned.
day Of December, A. b. 1915. It IT, 1000 &
o.clgck a. NJ. 70 show cause why such
spplicatson should not be granted. Let
tngton Law Eeporter and sThe xvenins
Staf. once IA each Of three successive
ucned, the nrst publication to be not lsss
tsSn Hn thirty days before said return dax.
LAWS, Chief Justice Of aaid Court. this
$oth, day Of Octoher. a. D. 1915. f9eaL)
Attest: THEQDoEE CoGeWELL Register
ef Nilh for the District of Cclumhia, Clerk
- tns frooae court, uo1.6,16
Evening star., 1946-11-15
sSeissS ei.sss af.ILEx f.,LIs. 1ssisRs.. S.i's'.....

IS e; 1!s.ss z GlGl9naaas M
q Sc = b.sri. s. ass 81 a0sss TA:
the pistrict Of Columbia. Letters. of Ad.
asosss csnbSs as. sas ths s'ttss bstrics 8!
Ing claims asainst the deceased are hereby
8 t.ssa ssa1s sss: E s: s ts
the subecrtber, on or before the 26th day
OF October, a. ID. 1947; otherwise they
q said estate: qiyep under nv hand this
18th day Of october, 1946. JUSTIN
EDuERroN, Metropolltsn Bank Bldg.
Regtgter OF Wills for the District OF Co
iumbia. Clerk OF the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1946-11-15
BURR TRACY ANeELL, Attorney, :
,,srpYrr 71S Tsysr n.il4nE: ,,,,,u..

IS =; Rss1ss q Gssss,f AZ
ss sss sSsaS.r Z Il e. a.s sI.. y a0Ss rs.
York. has o8tained from. the FroSste Court
Of the District Of Columbia. Letters Testa-
= ss Asns init sss.a e A1Rs aan p a. Hsn y
S.yins elsi%s asainss isssssS tSs dssea.sd
sSs 1nass isss, ss ss,:ns sss
Gated, TO the subscriber, on or before the
an day Of November. AID. l147; othcrwiss
benefit of sid estate. Given under ms
nsn4 thia 9th day of November, 1916,
dsns. New Ycrf 8 II. uodSn aSeai ix'e1 Atsest: Iat:
MELVIN ]. MARQUES, Deputy Register 81
M1ns for the District Of Columbil, Ciefi
Evening star., 1946-11-15
cARkcEs FOR SALE.

sTkANp BOLT. eSsrhssd door,. Esss
ts.ns cg 4 o. SsysTy vst n.Ss Sr s, G,
(u 81 No. IL, Arlington. Va, mi. south
Qf Htfhwey EridEs. Phone VA. 2l64
eziass &. NJ. =. i Mo. 4, . aa5s. 2ls e &
Evening star., 1946-11-15
OAaAoss wApsTrp.

WANTED--1,2 0r s car brick garage Tor
storake. vic. gth and New York ave. -,
DOUBLE 0SRAsE. Or small building, for
hobby woodwork shop. Alex 746S
GAHAGE WANTED. near 2316 10th pl
rSEE nS;yE Tor private car. OR. l4a4 or oW.
Evening star., 1946-11-15
AUToMosILEs FOR SALE.
by EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE

WnL TRADE 194I Chevrolet 5Z-ton pickup
truck. In good condition. for I039-40-4la
Chevrolet car. National 1927. I6s
1915 CASH-1937 Plymouth 2-dr. sedan,
with 1942 engine. new tires and seat covers;
perfect condition. passed D. c. inspection.
Evening star., 1946-11-15
New Industry Seen

Heavy demand for gelatin may
start q new industry Of recovering
gelatin and glue from the ms Of
hasking sharks one Of th8 largest
species found In waters near the
West Indies, Britain reporta
Evening star., 1946-11-15
LEGAL NOTICES
Non1ASs 5lso B 7 HI ~ i. Aesssrnsy

DIgTEIcT COURT or THE UNITED
ualE; ststss for the District q &. Colpmbis sa'
That the subscribsr. Of the State Of Con- Con-
necticut has obtained from the Probate
ccuFt q e e re y pEissrict q columbia: Letters
coubs paeEs sss,oos sns Dsfst ssssa
claims assinst the deceased are hereby
vouchers thereof, leSaiiy sufhenticatsd. to
the srbscriber. on or before the 26th day
81 lsw Sc excluded from I'll beneflt of-said saj
NV q octcSsr. 1915 1915. HARsYH sHR hoRR1SoN. SRI 5sr
Attest: II THEodD:ioRE cUSuts;wEIh Rssister %
Of wills for the District Of Columbia,
Clerk Of the Probate Court no.l,S.1b, n
Evening star., 1946-11-15
axe Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
What's the Origin?

@. How did mems trousers get 30
curious o name as "pants?" To me
q pant is a gasping breath, Ike .
dogs pants.-A. D.
A. Let US turn the calendar back
to the days of ancient Greece. A
fayorite given name for men was
Pantaleon, which had the brave
meaning "all lion"
In the second century q famous
Roman physician bore the name
Pantaleone. He was martyred CA. d.
305) because Of his Christian faith.
Because of his popularity Panta-
leone became . favorite nickname
among Venetians.
Then, in the old italian popular
comedy, the name Pantalone was
given to the main comic charac-
ter. always depicted as silly old
man with spectacles and wearing
slippers, q long, loose coat and .
tight-fitting, trousers-like garment
from the waist to the ankles.
In time, pantalone became .
synonymous term for buffoon, a
tottering dotard. It entered French
as pantalon, which was borrowed
by the English as pantaloon.
What Mrs. Grundy would call
Pantaloon's neither garments" also
came to be known In England as
pantaloons. When modern trousers
evolved they were also called panta-
looms.
The American, who has . tradi-
tional liking for one-syllable names
for familiar things. quickly short
eried pantaloons to pants. Miss
America appropriated the word and
feminized 1t as ''panties."
Want to name babyf Do you know
what your own frst name n1eans? Ny
pamphlet lists the origins and mcanings
Of most of the accepted Christian names.
For . free copy. send stamped, self
addressed envelope TO Frank Colby. In
Evening star., 1946-11-15
MOTION HcYclN-

ls46 Nortons. 500 &C; W 1874 Harley
81 DIV: ID 1912 Indian Chief "a: uj
1912 Harley 40; % 1g41 Indian Bonne-
1899 Indian three Wheeler. l) 1886 m
dian Chief n. These machines are priced
riEht and ready for Immediate delivery
INDIAN S1DECAR. excellent condition
sscrifce for quick sale. llb Rittsnhs0ss
fRANcEs-BARSSsiSf;r u INT; AEELMs. 1ab C. &C. 3
speed transmission, lishtWeight motor;
cycles ready for immediate delivery. A. j
$50 &C. and 500 &C. motorcyciss. Some
models In, STOCK BRITTsH MOTORCYCLES
SALES, 2D14 NJ st. NV. RE 60T3.
Evening star., 1946-11-15
LEGAL NOTICES tcsnt.)
TH0S. MORTON Cuttings, Atterneg,
416 9Th 81 NV.
Filed Nov. 8, 1916, Charles II Stewart

w.,.x 9l6 9th q: NV.
siisd NOV, 9. lets A Charles =. Stewart.
M THE p1sTaIc.Tr COURT or rHx
Il, units6 @ States for the District q colun-
fsipsi 3. & SMEs saE ST TRhlsilA Snn lAaibs, a.. bs.
PysIIcATioN tASsens' @ Dsisndsntj sid.1 .1.TSe Is
s uncondtonsl sra in asyor onsfs &
the plaintin, Ruth Al. 6ewelL nee Trinable.
and against the defendant. hmes Trimhie.
and unpaid instaimsnts cf aiiSnony i'm ' oWins NM:
cause on the 10th day Of pecenbsr. 1880;
issuance Of process by this Court By oyA way sssy
trations 70 enforce payment ia Il 3 the '.as ssne
ens sSsrs q Il r s Ssr sstsss oSs q a:snd %
IN Administration Cause No e5.s0l. on
q November. 1876 ordered 4 that hat The tie G de.
{endant cause his appearance to be entered
herein herein on or before the fcrtieth day. ex-
s,css,as sS,ccr,Erins after ths day Of the irst pub
% with an, as y case e de-
weeks in the washinston Law Reporter
ALAN Ssne doLpsBoRoGaHs IssH 1860 ss.s su.slcs alss
S<--t-eS A<Skhty N<tCL y. nO6slOsEXs T.
ssa N.sns, .s.s Hssn9
Filed Nov. !. is4s, . CHARLES !; !. stewart.
FRANK WI wApccMISotapr, ccMISotapr 4so1 18th g.
s6rMM NJ rHoafsoS HMo5snasssSn wRu6HoPPRIsi RI 81 PIsipti
sSssiss new ob,sss ySrs c RI. M
suit g TO obtain from the defendsnt. Ruth tia
on ~ cronaa MsaHcnSps; n an A6soluss Divorce
q the pis5nttn. 4 is this 9th day d No
Ruth Thompson Waudhope, cause her
sppearanee to be entered herein on or
days and legal holidays. occurring after
tne day q the first publication OF this
csedsd with As in case of default. Pro-
n Maea. COPY Of this order be published
the washinste9 Law Reporter. and The
q r ALAN ooLDepoRouuH. justice.
Slelk. uO6 162C
Evening star., 1946-11-15
JACOB SANDER, Attsfney.

DIsTEICT COURT OF THE UNITED
fss sas 1lstrlss q 9iGSssnsa a
the subscriber. OF the District cf coiumbis.
the District Of Columbia, Letters Of .Ad-
ministratton on the estate Of Ei1aheth
yifginia Becker, late Of the District Of
claims, against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof. legally authenticated.. to
OF November. "A. d. 1e47; otherwise they
may BY law be excluded from All beneft
5th day Of November. 1916. HENRY G.
BECKER, 1855 Peabody St. NV. (SeaIj
Attest: THEODORE CoGSWEIL, Register
Of the Probate Court. mos. .Ih22