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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-10-17
HOVER NOTES
BY Mrs. Harmon Wilcox
Phone news to Kennewick 12x9
before Wednesday

Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Wilcox
and family were dinner guests on
Tuesday evening at the home of
MIR. and Mrs. E. S. Jones in PaSco.
Mrs. Carl Evans and Mrs. Bill
Mum attended the Extension club
meeting in Kennewick Tuesday.
Mrs. Eva Arnold was surprised
Thursday by a birthday dinner
given by her daughter, Mrs. Bill
Num-. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Arnold of Pasco,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Arnold of Rich
land.
Benefit club met Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. Smiths brother,
Orval Butterfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Num- called
at the George Taylor home in Fin
ley last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith OF
Yakima visited last week end al
the home of Mrs. Smiths brother.
Orval Butterfiledl.
Mrs. Dora Lowly is visiting Mrs
Rose Num-.
Tom Lawton was business Wis
itor in Walla Walla last Monday
MIR. and Mrs. Bill Num- and Eva
Roe and Mrs. Eva Arnold were
dinner guests of MIR. and Mrs. Har-
mon Wilcox Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Birdwen
of RoSalia, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Num-
and Eva Rose, MIR. and Mrs. Louis
Walker and children, Mrs. Eva
Arnold, Mrs. Rose Mum, Jack
Num- and Charlotte Champagne
and Jim Mum of Soap Lake, Roy
and Patty Bartholomew of Seat
tie, MIR. and Mrs. Selby and son
Larry of Seattle were dinner
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs
John Mum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Judd and
sons Terry and Ronny and R. S.
Mcintyre were dinner guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Wilcox Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Meyers OF
Finley were dinner guests Sunday
at the Frank Montague home.
Mrs. E. S. Jones of Pasco visited
at the Harmon Wilcox and Orval
Butterfield homes Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Num- and Mr..
and Mrs. George Taylor were din
ner guests Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Falque in Finley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil johnson of
Washington, DC, and his mother
Mrs. Eudora johnson, called in
Hover Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Judd of
Whitcom were over night guests
at the r. S. Mcintyre home Sum
day. Mrs. Judd is visiting the
week with her grandfather.
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lst Aid Glasses
To Be Extended

Several Kennewick firemen and
school bus drivers will complete
their first aid course next week,
Marjorie Wilson, Red Cross work
er, has announced.
Plans are in the making to ex-
tend the training through open
classes for interested residents
I'VE hope to establish the train.
ing as soon possible" MIR. Viii.
son said, because the state law
requires at least one first aid GER
tificate holder for every business
staff of any size"
She noted that almost every
business house in the city will be
required to train a member of Its
personnel in order to comply with
the law.
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Delegates Elected to
Natl Victory COnclave

At a recent meeting of the Flu
ture Farmers of America, dele.
gates were elected to the Nation
al Victory Convention of Future
Farmers of America to be held in
Kansas City next week. Merle
George and Herbie Foraker are
the two delegates chosen. They
will leave KenneWick tonight
Thursday at 10:40 by Union Pa
cific train. The delegates will meet
the chartered car in Pendleton
Several FLA organizations in this
state are sending delegates. Fiji.
teen thousand delegates are ex-
pected from all parts of the Unit
ed States.
The boys will arrive in Pasco on
the Northern Pacific Railway on
Oct. "a.
All expenses of the two dele
gates is being paid by the local
chapter, according to Victor d.
Rogers, advisor.
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katherine Foley and Laverne Faulds
xarried In KenneWick on October il

theirs and matching accessories.
Her brides corsage was of pink
rosebuds.
Attending the young couple were
Mrs. John H. Sligar, classmate of
the bride and Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Ed
ward Faulds, brother and sister,
ln-laW of the groom.
The BRIDES attendants wore
blue dreSsmaker suits with black
accessories and corsages of pink
tea roses.
immediately following the cere-
mony, the wedding party had
breakfast at Hotel PaSco.
The young couple left for d
short wedding trip.
The groom attended Kennewick
schools and spent four years in the
South Pacific with the armed
forces. Since receiving his dis
charge he has returned to work al
the Pasco Herald.
The bride is employed at the
Kennewick branch of the National
Bank of Commerce.
The young couple have located
an apartment in Kennewick.
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DANCE COMMITTEE

The Nurses Association has
chosen Mrs. Josephine Reed as the
general chairman in charge of
arrangements for their dance. DR..
A. M. Putra is acting as adviser.
Women serving on the committee
are, refreshments, Edith Bailey,
Bertha Paulson and Martha Jen-
sen. Tickets, Dorothy Maddox, Ev-
elyn BurliS and Iris McGraw. Door
prizes, Minnie HollingsWorth, Ma
RE Gastkello and Louise Harrie,
all of Richland. Date for the dance
will be announced later.
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LEGION MEETING

The district meeting of the
American Legion and Legion Aux
iliary convened on Wednesday in
Yakima. There was a banquet at
the Donnelly Hotel, followed by a
meeting at the Legion Club with
Mrs. Mona Elliott of Davenport,
department president, the main
speaker. Those attending from
Kennewick were Mrs. Paul Rich
mond, Mrs. Charles Hunt, Mrs. H.
|O'Hearn, Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Dor
othy, Mr.. and Mrs. Duane Camp
bell, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Mccall
mant. ~
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SURPRISE DINNER

A group of relatives helped DR.
H. G. Curry celebrate his birthday
on Sunday, October. Is by giving
a surprise dinner at his home
Those present to extend congratu-
lationS were Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Blair and Merrill, MIR. and Mrs
Russell Blair and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Schneider and children
MIR. and Mrs. Bill Thomas and
Patty, Mrs. Felix VanHollebeke,
Mrs. Bartha Mouda, Mrs. G. E.
Hunt, Mrs. Pat Dierlam and son
Bill and Mrs. Dye of Taylor, Neb
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.,o-riaee vows were exchanged
MTatherine G. Foley, daughter
BY n and Mrs. John Foley of La
q M We oregon and Laurence E.
Gfahu. con of Mr.. and Mrs. E. j.
fau,1s' If Pasco and Kennewick
Fau,u catholic rectory in Kenne-
at ". - 10 am. Friday, Oct. IL.
wl WEI - ceremony was performed
bv Fl. McGrath'
7" r,,a bride wore a dressmakers
!. If sea foam aqua, a black
sun hat trimmed with pink fea-
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Edward Sellick

Services for Edward Sellick were
held Monday at the West Home
Chapel in Seattle. Born in Bris-
toll, England, he lived in Kenne-
wick for many years prior to NOV
ing to Seattle about four months
ago. He was member of long
standing of Finley Grange 414.
He is survived by his widow, by
two sons, Percy F. and George E.
Sellick of Seattle; by two sisters,
Mrs. A. Kirby of Kennewick and
Mrs. A. E. Marberg of Edwal, and
by nine grandchildren.
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RALPH E. WISE
Democratic Candidate
for
County Auditor

With 80 years banking exper-
fence, 1917 of which were as
manager. and with 8 years ex-
perience in Flour Mill. Income
Tax. and other accounting. am
we'll qualified 10 conduct the
office which ] seek.
a resident of Prosser for az
years and a veteran of the
First World War. ] am men,
Der Of the City Planning Com
mission and a member of the
prosser Housing Authority.
I refer you 70 anyone who
knows me as 70 my ability and
integrity. and I pledge myself
10 capable and honest admins
tration of the countY's affairs.
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COMBS-NICKOLAS

In the presence of large group
of relatives and friends of the
families, two former Richland
young people, Esther Combs and
Willard H. Nicholas, were united
in marriage at the altar of the
Kennewick Methodist church Fri
day evening, October IL. Rev
j. B. Coan, the pastor, officiated.
Attending the pair were Mrs
Alma Fowler and brother of the
groom. The bride and matron of
honor carried clusters of rose
buds. The ring rite was used. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Combs of Kennewick.
The groom, a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. w. Nicholas, is an electrician
OF the u & I Sugar Co. of Top
penish. They expect to make their
home in Zillah.
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PRIZES WAITING

Several cash prizes, won in the
Mardi Gras costuming competition
of the Grape Festival, nave not
yet been awarded, Jeanetta Mis-
|ner, association treasurer reports.
eff Mrs. Mathes, Miss Jones and
the Sad Sack will call me at 1851
and give me their full names and
addresses" she says, 1--WE will send
checks to Them"
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NEEDLE CLUB
The Needle club will meet with
Mrs. E. r. Carnahan on Friday,
Oct. 18 at 2 o'clock.
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LES AMIE

LES AMIE
Mrs. Pete Erickson will enter
tain Les Annie club on Wednesday
Oct. %. r.:
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ATTEND CONFERENCE
Mrs. J. r. Ayers, Mrs. c. Winter
schied and Mrs. /. n. Mueller were
in Spokane several DAYS last week
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PINK & GREEN

The Pink & Green club will
meet Thursday, Oct. "a at pm.
with Mrs. Eva Harper, 906 Ave. B
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attending a conference OF the Wo-
mans Society of Christian Service
of the Methodist church, returning
Friday.
Evening star., 1946-07-24
ACREAGE FOR SALE Cont. J

GEO. Il. WILLIAMS Con Crane hwy.
selsesn a. &; cheissnhsm; Nd; 50 acres acres;
tSE GEO eulfA H. wfLL1as EfIf col4o acres wood
ed between Cheltenham and North Keys.
2n5 2n6 i Il 'OS %IfaMs hGhf 'N cosuilders! O9 10
acres. near. Four Corners. Sewerage nJSg and 9d
os ose5 GoIfsvIE Iis 81 3GeD RD m sH from ser
Spring; 20 acres OF LAND frontlng on PIKE
sS S2ss, ~ zifh }aEy EyERYMAN's REAL ESTATE Mss
a. MI, sl1,500 II, a, 6 mi, heavily
:9Sssd :sse Ss Ssy Ss'sf mr. 1Sfo fShsSSS
g 4 443 MI OLD house. S6'"5o. N E.
and city imp, OPP Bancroft sec, 81, 500 a.
"a a, M. Lewlnsville, on gravel rdr
stream through It: sIis5o, terms: ~ n, a.
ages. reduced. low terms; clear, vacant;
trade. Wanted, 100 a.. close-in, zoned for
apis, pay cash. N. e. RYON CO, GE.
MONTGOMERY CoUNTY-f you want
this type of property when you can build,
he able to buy a choice 1S-acre country
homesite Iust of River I'd. near the Poto-
mac Hunt. at $500 an acre. When bulld-
Ing materials should come, available de-
uand for homesite with superb views
streams, wood and fields, within miles
OF D. c. may double the value. See this
Brokers attention! Phone Rockville 164-W
GLEN HILLS. near Glen, Md, in the. Poto
mac Hunt Club area--Restricted home
sites. from 3 10 25 acres, $4,000 and up
per tract: choice location for convenient
country living, beautiful rolling hills, fine
views, springs and brooks good roads
YIN SIMMONS CO., OIL. $500; SUNDAYS,
Rockville 606-W -2S
3 ACRES level land in young timber, with
miles south Of Annandale. $40 mi. of
she new Shirley hwy, For more infor-
CoLoRED-33 ACRES, Groom house and
veil on Dowery House I'd; good hard
surfaced State road; near Andrews Field, %
Timber. Bargain at S6500, terms. Ewes,
Mr Mettvier, OR 1888. o. B. zANT-
ANGER CO., e45 Z ST. NV, MA. a593
barn built 1889, henhouse: near warren
son, Va All for 81 800. Call or write
COX & CO., S15 No. Capitol ST. DI 4254.
Evening star., 1946-07-24
AUToMoTive MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW-TYPK TIRE RECAPPING BY the Dem
Nap electro process; beautiful tread; p
capped At ARCADE PoSTIAc c :. Co. PEW Wash sh-
ineton's Largest Pontiac Dealer. 1897
irving st. n W, AID. $500. Quick. efncient
AUTO LsGGAGE TRAILER. immediate de-
livery. new shipment Just arrived: the
merchants farmers. fishermen and tour
Ing. Low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC
co, 1887 Irving st NV. AID, $500. wash
PoNTIsC OWNERS, owl ERs,'S' ATTENTION. f1assF We
nave Iust received large shipment OF good
quality seat covers in popular colors,, They
Il DESIRED @ hReADE aPe PoNAc hras i9ssaf co i4s tsn
.ry;ng .gnS s., nv AID; 5000
metal floors; fender repairs. new bodies
FRn Fsaf g 9gds cHNR HUH iN s9dy w6sRs
CAR R.FISIsHED' SI Ed n N Now sls' IS The time to
have your car rehniShed by master painters
automobie plants efexar rAT1s Quality mqaeTh paini
'eG caEvRoLET II 56 iTse lsth sfimas sne
Gas fSTY HPDe OF e TIRES rss $40 Stations
auto dealers. tire shops, recsrped and
rsks assa rs sbos and
ATToMos1hhE REPAIkfSe, n5l IL SSaa saiek service
SLOPES GARAGE, rear 1852 H St ne
WHITE sIDEwALL WHEEL RIMs-set o,
4 50 20; also limited selection Of hub caps
MANHATTAN AUTO d RADIO CO, 7th al
r SITS. NV
rgHSksNeE fsgs 4o iaetGE,-4s g,sk, motSE; 5GE
MOTOR CO, 1900 King ST Alex Va
Alex; $685.. ask for Mr.. Clark. Pc
RIGHT FRONT FENDER WANTED for
1888 or 1899 Packard S sedan. 29I5
Newton st. ne. MI. 1883
CYLINDER HEAD for Packard No. 100
tor sale 22l5 Newton st ne. Nj 1883
Evening star., 1946-07-24
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

SRSNs7 "A s aorSs ao sSsi st. &'s@s'
TEDIRxL ls4o /, In-ton stshk;ss, q e, SOUND @ BODY;
CO. 3osi NJ St. NV Nj. cIs5, 0Aof'
STERLING DUMP truck, chain drive, 1892
model ., sig I KS; very good shape. ready. to
DODGE 1855 panel truck in good condi-
ton; $500. Rear OF 1887 Morse st, ne.
TRUCKS; all types; dumps, panels, vans
RICE MOTORS 1900 Bladensburs rd. re,
la46 motor; si7o6. ga n. j. ave. n ".
sosS s$s mode! .s5
FSRb Sn sh ' VS. sRSSsIyn SicInp ys tom unusually
rins lob new brake @ lining hfa sealed afS besm nem
head headlishts, new paint Job. Call MI 1875
I-ToN G.M.t., panel-body truck; in good
sTuDERAKER III ia4s ~ 4door to @aan sedan: two
tone; equipped with radio and heater
Apply l2l2 st. Matthews court NV. 4
FORD 1919 3 - a.-ton panel truck: ,mma Gu
late compietsly oyeIhauled, 5000. Call
dillon: Cali poolsyiile $3.50. '' ''A
DODGE 1910 panel truck; new tires tubes
GthehHrolet 1898 panel; fine condition. 1913
FORD 1856 dump. new motor and paint
Job; passed D. c. inspection. Hobart 9706,
4 and 6'-p IN only
FORD PANEL DELIVERY. 1893; needs a
little work: priced TO sell, S395. 80 H St
ne.
sTuDEBAKER 1945 6x6. steel stake body.
lo-wheeler less than 600 miles; 50 900.
Gleae 5416, 26s
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS by Central Mo-
tor Co. authorized GMC truck dealer
% 12-ton Dodge, 1e41, command and
reconnaissance; % Allis-Cha liners. 12-
ton tractor ID Caterpillar, 10 ton
Stake-1942 Chevrolet. "a tons: 1942
GMC. 2ia tons: 1889 International . tons;
1910 Dodge, 1la tons; 1914 GMC. GA
tons; 1943 Studebaker 6x6.
Tractors-1942 White standard model,
W A. l26 air brakes; 194l Federal, 8 tons
hydraulic brakes
Trailers tnew)-10-ton platform and
stake, air brakes under low ceiling
Jeep trallers, 6.00xlS tires. A new
group OF trucks Just received. 50 TO choose
from; some new, all guaranteed
Whlte, 1887. eft. furniture body, Sell
with or without body.
Van bodies lnewl--S250 to $3.50
CENTRAL, MOTOR CO. 3I43 Lee hwy.
Arlington, Va. Daily and Saturdays, 3 10 g;
c6Se cci61Sed ~ oSypndsys days July and August. CHI.
- To reach: Out through Georgetown. cross
Key Bridge. turn right at circle onto Lee
hwy. tRoEte 21l or 29l drive - miles
Evening star., 1946-07-24
TRAllERS.

NEW AND USED house trailers on u 10
"a "A month terms Metal LUGGAGE traiiers
Ssss Is SGg5 R6ufs sseF RIcHTER Td
NEW AND USED HOUSE TRAnERs for
utility trailers; all-steel hesvy-duty DUNN
on boat and luggage trsiIers Complete
service and repair for all makes of trailers
we we have in stock complete line Of the
tan blinds, bitches, helper springs. etc
Goodyear 6-ply 7.5Gxl6 tires to 1T most
tTaile5s and Cadillac, Packard Buick and
Ing yoar trailer for cash. call Mr.. Ladd at
SSz 95 IL pest co.. D0s.S 46so OTfs Ws
TRADE OR SELL your I used trailer New
si1s4 sGI1E sGTaxl TRAIEE NS sso sSs5 Ga ave
FOR RENT-5-ft, eft, eft 2-wheel su-
tonobiIe trailers: stake, box and dump
e hR4a aay Tfss co sompsts ea vth
sPARTAN.-The new aluminium trailer on
SSsR6y ssEi', sSfE sfas 1855 ssSs a9grE
blvd. Berwyn, Md. 20.
eAfH esfHs for your hon home trsiler TRAILER
HaS 5astos sc phone RSats JA 1ssa 4 2s'h St Ar
dits5en; new tres. Private sale IA.
FOR SALE-several good used trailers.
including 27-ft. Sehuit, tandem wheels
elec. refrigera ton, elec. stove; small
glider; 26-ft. Vagabond. TRAILER SALES
INC, Route L AT 2sth St, Arlington. Va
ia. 1863.
FOR sALE-2-rm. trailer, s. length; bot
tie gas stove: being transferred. SERGT
ERBIN. JA. 1863. -26
FOR SALE. 1sla-foot house trailer, used
2 months: standard double bed. new 6-ply
rayon tires. PAUL CARRIKER, Ancient
Oaks Trailer Camp, Falls Church, Va,
& miles from D. c. %"
ROYAL HOUSE TRAILER, 1946 25 #,
sleeps white occupants; Se,4oo. o5s01
E. Capitol ST., TR. 1884. 2s'
LUGGAGE TRAILER, high stake, dump
body, with long extension tongue: reason
able, Phone Falls Church 233s-R or
Administer 1864. -26
GMC BUS. makes ideal trailer: good tires
and motor; S295. 261s Evarts st. ne
HOUSE TRAILER. q IT. overall. |, new
Tires, mahogany interior, Frigidaire. hot
and cold running water, butane gas. /
private bedroom, l dinette Will make bed
separate waShroom, 4 ful-length ward
robes, eating stove and air-conditioning
system. This is home that anybody car
be proud Of, First offer over SIS
takes il. MRS. WALSH Bryans I'd, Mar
shall Hall PARK. Md. oS*
Evening star., 1946-07-24

MONEY ON SECOND TRUST - we VIII
buy seeond-trust notes, D. c. nearby Nd
Or Va Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MoRTGAGE q INVESTMENT CORP. 1872
N. 7. ave NV National 1888
HOME LoANS-Lov monthly payments,
including principal interest and taxes
xRST FEDERAL SAVINGS a LOAN
ASSOC. 610 18th st. NV D1 237o.
seton, rea asonable rates; nearby Maryland,
virginia or D. c. property. THE AhTERI-
CAN CO., S07 18th, MA. S032
6ALARIED LADIES-n you need money,
zee MI. Green (strictly CONFIDENTIAL Ma
F1ONAL FINANCE CO, 1O14 at. NV.
Evening star., 1946-07-24
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

ALCOHOLIC BEyE RAGE CONTROL
board, Washington, D. c.. July "a
ls46, Notice is hereby given that the
following persons have applied for licenses
nnder the District of Columbia Alcoholic
beverage Control Act. and that protests
WI be received on or before August =
ls4h' at 9:15 am, in Room 1925. the
ave. nv, after which date a time Will
os set for public hearing OF such pro-
tests: No. 17e, Comet Liquors Inc, TIA
Comet Liquors, Rel. a" IS46 Columbia
I'd nv: No. 2OiO, Max shetzicE, TIA
Mont-Raum Market, Ret "B" 1925 Mon
teuo ave. ne; No. 2510. Isaac Shuster
Store, Ret. "A lal H st. NV: No. 53es
Rlttenhouse Market, Inc, TIA Rittenhousc
Market Ret 'B,' 30l Rirtenhouse ST
L,r; No. 577h, Nicholas Kosmas. TIA
Kosmss Delicatessen, Rel. g." SIG 18TH
st, nv. ALAN " PAYNE. AGNES K.
NAsoN WILLIAM P. MEREDITH
Evening star., 1946-07-24
Take My Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
What's the Origin?

@. How did the Sphinx get such
an outlandish name. and why Is il
the symbol of inscruta biity
B. NJ
A. Sphinx is from the Greek. Its
literal meaning is the stranger"
In Greek mythology, the Sphinx
Of Thebes was the daughter of Ty-
phon and Echidna. She had thr
face and bust of woman, the fee
and tail of lion and the wings o.
a bird.
This awful creature dwelt on f
rugged mountain near Lake Copias.
The Muses. taught her this riddle
What is it that goes on four feet In
the morning. two feet in the after
noon and three feet In the evening {?
Whenever a traveller to or from
Thebes failed to guess the answer
the Sphinx would throttle and de-
YOUR him.
The riddle remained unsolved un-
til Oedipus gave the correct answer
Man, because an infant, crawls or
all fours: the adult walks uprigh
on two legs. and the aged man walk
supported by stick The Sphin.
became enraged and threw hersel
from the mountain. In gratitude
the people of Thebes made Oedipu
king of the city.
Evening star., 1946-07-24
NEwMYER 3 BREss. Attorneys,

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding Probate court-No. 1870, Ad-
ministration.-This is to Give Notice: That
the subscriber, of the State of Virginia.
the District of Columbia, Ancillary Letters
Of Administration on the estate OF Paul W.
Evans, late of the State of Virginia, de-
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof, le-
gally authenticated, to the subscriber, on
otherwise they may by law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate. Given
1915 LEROY s. BENDHEIM, i13-1I5 s..
Fairfax St. Alexandria, Va. (Seal.) At
test: THEODORE COGSWEIL, Register Of
Wills for the District of Columbia, Clerk
Of the Probate Court jy1724,31
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ERsKINE GORDON. attorney.

DISTRICT. COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia
Holding Probate Court.--No. t57.594. Ad-
ninistration.-This is to Give Notice: That
the subscriber, of the District of Columbia
has obtained from the Probate Court of
the District Of Columbia, Letters Testa-
mentary ON the estate of Martha Adeline
Allen. late of the District Of Columbia de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
ly authenticated, to the subscriber, on or
before the ,bth day Of July. AID. 1947:
from i"sfS ali beneft of said as estate. asen
under its hand this 10th day OF July,
I946 HAMILTON NATIONAL BANK OF
Vice President tsealj Attest: THEo-
pORK COGSWELL, Register of Wills for
the District Of Columbia. Clerk Of the
Probate Court. ly17,24,31
Evening star., 1946-07-24
our-oE-TowN REAL ESTATE.

here's YOUR VACATION HOME and a
snug fisherman's hayen--ideal climate on
/ to 3 a., fronting or mr. salt water: com
munity boat dock privil., hard rd., elec
Titles guaranteed: prices as low as 5000,
S45 down, S15 mo-: immed. possession.
:'or beautiful Illustrated free booklet write
er ph bet. 8 and 5, Paul E, Harrison.
1882 K st. NV. ME. 1143. J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN. Realtor. Pa
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY-Beautif cor
ner, 3-fauily residence, near lake in
Evanston, Illinois; 1873 rooms baths
2 garages; good income. P. G. Beach
BAIRD & WARNER, 522 Davis street
Evanston I'll.
SEABRING, FLA. - 3-bedroom modern
frame bungalow, prewar materials; tiled
bath, modern kitchen, copper-screened
porch, hardwood floors; on lot 75x100;
convenient to Miami and Tampa. A strict
ly residential area, convenient 10 business
section. Suitable as winter or an-year
home $4,000; $500 cash. HARVEY
CRUMP. 2406 Terrett ave, Alex, Va.
lIAx S4hn
Evening star., 1946-07-24
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

VETERAN desires general hauling any
time, anywhere. refrigerators a speciality !;
new truck reasonable. FIR. $3.50, Ext. -
WE MOVE ANYTHING, anywhere. day or
night Call US for prices. Van or stake
bodies: experienced help: insurance car
ried' new trucks. RA. 2435. -25
VAN TRUCKS, larse or small jobs; expert
enced help, prompt service; reasonable
rates; local ana long distance. ia. 1887.
"a
LIGHT HAULING; veteran; reasona BILE
rates Call Ho. 4451 --29
IL AND IA FT. NEW VAN and stake
trucks for rent by. hr,, day OF wk.; also
aVsNaple for yearly lease. We furnish
everything but driver. THE NATIONAL
TRUCK RENTAL CO, 125 Que st., at
Eckington pl. ne. no. 3e63. --26