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HOROSCOPE "The stdrs incline
 but do not c0mpet'
THURSDAY, JUNE 27
HEART AND HOME

HEART AND HOME
 Young love is favored by the stars, provided that the younger generation is willing to abide by the same moral code which guided their parents.
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS
 Final accounting may reveal that the total gains of individuals in many postwar strikes to date are largely in principle. Some will never sr regain their lost wages, many others will not regain their losses for several years.
 NATIONAL ISSUES
 Additional emphasis on the need of greater highway safety checks is indicated The casualty figures are rising steadily. With the inevitable increase in cars within the next year, the dangers of driving will multiply.
 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
 Less professional propaganda and more evidence of a genuine feeling of friendship for our Latin Ameri- can neighbors will be the doctrine of those with clear understanding for our good-neighbor policy. Tour ists moving in both directions will help to bring the peoples of Gen. tral and South America and Of the United States closer together.
 Persons whose birthdate this is are promised by the stars: A year of increasing opportunities for ser vice, with personal satisfaction as chief reward.
 Children born today will be quick to learn, but obedience will be their hardest subject.
 Copyright, 1946)
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New Jersey did most of the talk ing. He would not even consent to the reading of the Senate Atom Bill without constantly heckling Democratic Representative Chet Holifield of California, who tried to read the bill out loud to the Committee. Finally, Holifield stop- ped altogether.
 s'I refuse to continue in view of the lack of courtesy shown by some of the members of the other side, he said, referring to the COP members of the Committee.
 When the Committee convened next day, however, Thomas had changed his tactics somewhat and asked Holifield to continue read ing the Senate Bill
 One Republican, who did not seem to agree with his colleagues, was Representative Thomas E Martin of Iowa City, Ia. He in- troduced an amendment limiting the number Of military men on the Atomic Commission to two. This lie explained, was to make certain that no more than two were ap- pointed.
 Another Republican, J. Leroy Johnson of Stockton, Cal, ended by voting against his colleagues while House Minority Whip Ar ends was careful to record the proxies of Clare Boothe Luce of Connecticut and Walter G. An drews of New York as being against military control of the atom. pNote-Chairman Andrew J. May Of Kentucky, great friend of the brass hats, voted the proxies of three absent Democrats in favor of the Army: Arthur Winstead of Mississippi, Carl T. Durham of North Carolina, and Paul Stewart of Oklahoma.
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PICKET LINE IGNORED

Publisher Poynter ran into this road block last November when he wanted an arbitration clause in a new contract permitting the dis cussion of made work" Czar Ram dolph replied that such things were not arbitrable. A strike followed.
 Publisher Poynter, however, con- tinued to publish. He used photo- engraving instead of linotypes and struggled along without printers. More than seven months have now passed and his printers are still On strike, though A. F. of L. press men and stereotypers have not only worked but crossed picket lines under instructions from their international unions.
 Poynter, however, made one mis- take which now has brought the National Labor Relations Board
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PRUSSIAN JUNKERS

Robert Murphy, political adviser to General McNarney in Berlin and the man who played ball with the Vichyites, has secretly sent a bitter complaint to the State De- partment because the Russians have redistributed the estates of the Prussian Junkers in the Soviet zone of Germany. The Russians have broken up some 10000 large estates among about 275,000 pea sants Despite the fact that the Potsdam Agreement specifically called for breaking up large es- tates, Murphy has warned Wash ington that this land reform in the Russian zone is endangering the Western type of democracy we want to see in Germany.
 (coPYRIGHT, BELL SYNDICATE, INC. 1946)
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Daily Lessons in English v L. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN NdIsUSED say Say you here' better When you there?"
 MISPRONOUNCED Pronounce har first A as syllable, the
 OFTEN MISSPELLED Glycerin gycerine Observe the GLYC
 SYNONYMS deadly.
 times and yours" Let vocabulary Todays word typical resemblance wedding boil love-"
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PETRILLO Or THE PRINTING
 TRADES

The State Department report on Russian influence in the Balkans, made by The Louisville Courier Journals Mark Ethridge, is still marked strictly confidential" One section which has leaked out, how ever, tells of the refusal of Balkan printers to set type for newspaper editorials with which they disa- greed. Ethridge cited this as new type of labor censorship of free dom of the press.
 Meanwhile, in the U. s. A., the Indianapolis Star informed the St. Petersburg, Fla, Times that it was unable to get its printers to set up
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MODERN ETIQUETTE &y RyoRERrA LEE

a a a o waiter S the a table, should they do?
 A. the until the head waiter approaches
 When hostess giving card should she set her tables 0 guests arrival?
 providing necessary equipment, usually including dish
 O. belboy tipped bringing telegram your
 A.
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Florida. Outcome of the case will influence the future of made work in the printing industry and, most important of all, whether small independent newspapers cal1 stay in business.
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Subway Drama
Cincinnati Enquirer

The greatest tribute paid to the prowess of Fascism came when they said of the late and un- lamented Benito Mussolin: "He made the trains run on time"
 In this tolerant democracy of ours take pride in the fact that our trains don't invariably, run on time.
 Witness the case in Chicago where the motorman of the Englewood Express subway train noticed that black puppy had wandered onto the tracks. For two miles Motorman Daniel Cate kept the speed Of the train down to crawl-or more precisely puppy trot,-behind the dog. Each time there was scrap or paper to be nosed and investigated, the train stopped MT Cate said T didn't want to hurry nm, for fear he'd into the third rail and be electro cuted"
 was all about they cheered the motorman. The dog? A policeman rescued him at the next station The moral? It's pretty doggone good country after all
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too much difficulty, and might yield some interesting and valuable returns.
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LOOK and LEARN 1zy z. c. GORDON

E. l. How patents did Thomas A. Edison receive? Which picture holds Which European country much a year? Which considered the ugiest
 ANSWERS l. A total of 1,101 patents
  Finland average year. to days a O.
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The Postmaster General, the Reconversion director the stabizaton director, the surplus property ad- ministrator, the Presidents military aide, his naval aide and his press secretary have thing in com mon: They all hail from Missouri.
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The Washington
 Merry-Go-Round

fContinued from Page One)
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TIDE TABLE

) Low tide 630 a.m., -2.7 it. ] High tide 12:52 p.m., 15.0 fit.
 , Low tide 1927 pm. 2.3 1t. {
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Uncle Roy's Corner

When we think of a fish, We are
almost sure to think of water. We
know that when ordinary fish are
taken out of water. they will die
before long, sometimes in a few
minutes. They die for the reason
that the air fails to give them the
oxygen they need.
People and furry animals have
lungs, and with their lungs they
take oxygen from the air, but fish
have gills. The gills take oxygen
from water, not from the air. A
fish will tend to drown" in the
air, just as human being will
drown if he is under water too
long.
Yet Asia and Africa have climb
ing perch which are able to get
out Of the water, climb the banks
and walk! This has been OBJ
served hundreds of times, and there
simply is no question about it.
There is. however. a question as
to whether these fish can climb
trees. Reports have come from
India that climbing perch have
been seen on the trunks of trees at
heights of from five to seven feet
above the ground. On the other
Evening star., 1946-01-03

ONE 45-FoOT FRONT CORNER LOT ant
two inside 40-foot lots adjoining on Quack
finopS IN st. ne ne near New Hampshirs ave
deeyUelopments, BEALL TURNER d CO.
lio5 lta0o, Vermont Y ave- Randolph oss5, Ma
WEsTMoRELAND HILLS, Washington.
most carefully restricted SUBDIVISION
@ Large wooded homesites. within "a block Of
WHITE, OIL. 3240 weekdays and Wo. 1851
$500 nE0 For shG AcRf S9RfaE LOT in large develop
KAY REALTY CO.. RA. 220O. 5505 Ga
TWo IL TEors ON QUEBEC ST, cleve-
land Park. adjoining house number 370s
quebec st, in fine section, half block. to
each 40 feet wide; Northampton st. ad-
Joining house number 2939 Northampton
81 N.has and lot on utah doo ave adjoining near
lot 2oxlo0 adjoining corner Stephenson
proyements at $4,000 BEALL Turner 5fs tEii
or National 6131. IL
FNB EnxBoo gOssfd sago o erms e1shSTs c.
BEAUTIFUL LoTs, of 18th st. NV, in
Snepnerd Park q blocks north of Kalmia
sny sq;9' dintn IRON 90 It. to 100 # frontase and
l4th St These lots are selling fast. Inside
sE fS5H sc up 6S GrRsTf RsTmons s5Sso .y.
HAVE 4 LOTS on Bruce dr.. in Silver
Spring Can be purchased at a reasonable
price: Call ANDREW D. TORRE. HO. 1900
$4,000 SQUARE FEET, commercial, at the
mouth Of the new Victory Bridge In Sc:
also for lease. Will build to suit. Copies OF
plat available. Phone DI s725, 9-s pm.
weekdays. N. BASILIKO REALTY CO
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARKS4,3so
SO. #, 40-ft. frontage: priced reasonably
at $3.50. Call Mrs Leach, GE 1883,
with BIETZEIL DI. 31O0.
100 900 SQUARE FEET apartment house
land close to Greenway and Minnesota
aves; on 37th st. Sc, may go up as high
as eight stories. price 35c square foot !:
225,OOO square feet, land Zoned for apart
ments as high as six stories; corner Of
New Hampshire ave. and Eastern ave, Dis
ttrlct line, IN Maryland, fine, hard. level
Iand at 90 cents square foot; apartment
sites; each so feet wide. one block to Min
nesota ave. seq near Greenway all CITY
improvements. ready to build. at So 55O
for all. BEALL TURNER g. CO, 1iO5
geTmont ave National 6131 4.
SILVER SPRING. 2 large lots of OF
rloWeT ave-; very good buy for quick sale
Georgia ave, sH. 1880: after 5 pm, SH'
SILVER SPRING-We have to offer for a
qulck sale 26 lots in l block Please ask
Ior MI; Allnutt. with WORTHINGTON
REALTY. exclusive agent. S427 Georgia
ave. ST. 6541. from am to pm
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INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE (l

CALL HARRY l. FRIEDMAN-Nov or lat
er; If my services should be required in tn
sale OF your property. No oblisation OF
esas qas RaRKY # / SR1Epnz i3f M Sposel
4 BEAGTiIFm fIREFRooF BLDG, lease,
epnenss 10 Unisersal pictures Corp, for yrs; onl
right for quick sale. We have many othe
good buys, stores and apartment prop
ays sstss co eh0as ESP 9 tol 7a a: sysnn hna
fSPasie MauRfcE At NJ vsEs szno%oN 5ST nts5s eoM
saMtb.:rR ssAMS: Real Estate and Insurance Brokers
monthly mo- THY good location, well-kept property
STORE on 5ts ST. Nv, + between 1--WE; * < an.
ery saaS apss lon. on St. 5oin the 7th St
ssmplete details. LEO NJ n. nERasTE1N Massasrs1 10
oNvENlkr 9 St sE Ev mean ME csBfo1 54SS Glen,
Sed!m Rsnta tsasfse @s This apas aont fss
Alreadyt Ve St eSsa Ss,saS including all furniture
EYES Eyes call TR. 4s11, JOHN H. RICE, NA
STORE AND APTs.-This downtown
some one who would be interested in :
saaee piaee OF business and living quarters al
with two 1iaf and has bstb niSssze store
For complete information cali Mr.. Fred.
eTicka HiG l. 81 arT.5s sSs4 with BETHEL DI 3ioo
sound profitable investment e h'sfss'ea you CAM r
anord not to inspect this property. Well
punt n snd extra,larEe eight-unit apartment
heat; long-term loan Of $ss.5oo at 4RS
value s sss % KELLEY Ii EefsRRRNsssfd sRANNss
$4,000 VIII VII Purchase R;G the equity in
g1ol gro9p @ OF buildings. including stores: in a
month; frSt trust. is payable at $3.50 per
month, including interest. This is a good
vsIns pasyIestment emu and M s has an unusual future
dept, d Leo q, NJ IBaEaRNsTE1N Iaa & CO. i415 W K
5 s. hF aFxRTMESNT I'm SeGo' BuupNc-pr.,t,o.,,v
room and bath and one Groom and ba tn
npaTmsos ment soodsze Walkup H. attlc large base
aSCo, aTsa SIs;a5o; CHI; s733
ao able investment as rooming house. Win
eeAASSHko eASTEko FnALIY ihaiddes co t5eat.r
Peoples Drug Store, restaurant. laundry,
! dd;3Tenrf StGfe rented to U, s; Govt. and ants
future building Now showing better H than than
RosentRa fesprG Leo For ipfeEmsipn call NJ
II4I5 K St. nv. Me $500 A' q w.
JEWELRY STORE, long established. fine
sc: location. brick building: business Ak
lures stock and all for SCI 900 consists
OF apartments renting for $50 month and
store; oil hot-wster heat; present owner
price. $500 cash will handle. Exclusive.
4. a. DOC BACAS.. lila H st. NV. DI.
TWO la-UNfT BUILDINGS, close to all
conveniences, fireproof consisting of .
rooms, dinette, kitchen, bath EACH only 3
S14.325 year: price sas.5oo' sa5SSs For rotni fuIi
data, call Mr.. Wolberg. IA 1885. SHAN
H3N N0N d LUCHS CO., 1908 H st. NV, Ma
7th AND FLA. AVE. NV.
new four-famly brick;
contains separate heating plants; income
Sl2b mo-. first trust S12,500 at S9375
per mo-; owner will accept reasonable offer
above loan: DI. 1926. 9-S pm weekdays,
N. BASILIKO REALTY co
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RAILERS.

NEW KOZY, Platt and Superior; many good
used trailers. including tandems, Cash for
your trailer RICHTER TRAILER SALES
Route l. Bergyn; Md: Tel. Tower 5035.
house trailers available ON IL. IS and
"A month finance terms. Luggage trailers,
stake and express models available for
immediate delivery. All types of trailer
equipment, heaters, beds, helper springs,
etc. Repair service on all kinds of trail
ers. AMERICAN TRAILER CO, INC, 1880
Wisconsin ave. n w., Wo. 1891. Open
ONE HIGHWAY TRAILER, 2s IT,, closed
in. good cond.; also 5th wheel for tractor
and ID trailer. MR.. DAVIS, Ex. 1881 after
TRAVELLER, 1943 de luxe, 27 it., fully
equipped, large rooms, nicely furnished
attached screened-in porch, electric refgr
awnings, lawn swing and other extras:
very comfortable home. Phone Falls
new 1915 DRExLER COACHES now
available y;, 20 IT, accommodates a persons
private sleeping quarters, doors, lantern
roof providing ample ventilation and head
room. ample storage space. Call TRAILER
COACH SALES CO., MA. 1894. or DI. 2SOl
after $40 pm. 6s
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AUCTION SALES
TOMORROW

ADAM ada 4. WEsCHLER . SON, Auctioneers,
905-9 ST., n.w.-Large attractive sale
at our new location. Desirable household
furniture. modern Bradbury grand and
upright pianos, Frigidaire. General Electric
and Westinghouse Eefrigerators. electric
place fixtures, small iron. safe, mir
rrors, lamps. etc. By order H. Rozier Du-
laney jr. g. w. C. Moore, Executors, Estate
Gertruse D; Howard; Fairfax N. Ather-
ton, Executor Estate John r.. Guerin;
United States Storage Co. and others.
BY auction at Weschler's, 905-9 E st.
NV, tomorrow, commencing $50 am.
Modern Bradbury baby grand piano, inlaid
mahogany sideboard. mahogany, walnut
and decorated bedroom groups, decorated
Chinese cabinet, radios, corner cabinet:
china. china cabinets living room sroups odd
rockers. chests Of drawers. dressers. twin
and double beds, spiral and box Springs.
inner-spring mattresses; inlaid davenport
table. metal utility and kitchen cabinets,
bookcases, library desk, roll-away beds
kneehole desks, new baby carriages, odd
SOFAS, studio, sofa and Hollywood beds,
rugs floor and table lamps, Underwood
typewriter, vacuum cleaners. Reliable (tank
gaS) range, etc
Evening star., 1946-01-03

hand, scientists have put climbing
perch at the base of trees, and
have failed to see them go up the
trunks. 1t may be that some climb
ing perch climb trees, but that
others do not.
In any case, it is amazing that
these fish can make trips Of hun
dreds of feet from one pond to an
other. During their progress over
the ground, they turn on one side
then on the other. Hard, pointed
parts under their gills are used to
help them 60 forward.
A climbing perch is about G
inches long when full grown. Above
its gills is an opening where a small
amount of water can be stored. II
seems that, while out of water, they
take some oxygen from the air, but
their gills must remain moist II
they are to live.
Many climbing perch are found
in the Ganges Valley of India. A
native may keep several of them in
a clay jar for as much as a week.
taking them out one or two at a
time to serve as food.
Most of the land travel of climb
ing fish is done in darkness OF. twi-
light. 1t is probable that they get
moisture for their gills from dew
on the grass.
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AoroMorIvs MJscrILANrous

.eack saa p5Efi Tki IEsf
ave, IL Bennine: TR .ss56. Ii. 3s52. s.
antee workmanship: W leave the s' car car before
Q am, ready at 5 pm. CONSOLIDATED
SAL SALES co. 496 i st, ne. Phone Lu
FIRE REGAPPING-Eiaht-ho service, by
appointment; leave your car at am
pick 1t up at 5 pm; finest grade mate
enced ,recapping mechanics; ali work guar
anteed; ample parking facilities. PALDER
HANNA, 47r6 r. I. ave-. Hyattsvile
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LEGAL NOTICES Cont J
MAXWELL A. OsTROW, Munsey Bniidi
Washington. ID. c., Attorney for Plainti

MAXWELL A: OsTRoW, Munsey Building.
Washington, d. C., Attorney for Plaintiffs.
IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT FOR THE
District of Columbia.--Civi Division
J, B. Spunds Market, 3423-25 Connecticut
Ave; NV, WASHINGTON. D. C. Plaintiffs,
VS.. Jerze Potocki, Lima, Peru, Defendant
No, 43s5s7-zorder Of Publica ation--Absent
Defendant The object of this suit is to
recover Three Hundred and Thirty dolla RS
(S330 00l with interest thereon from Au-
gust gust !, IS4l. besides costs, for merchan-
have have 1udgment Of condemnation, of certain
an attachment issued in this suit to sat
isiy the plaintiffs. claim. 1t is. therefore,
this 10 day of December, 1945, ordered
that the defendant appear In this court on
Or or before the fortieth day, exclusive OF
OF the first publication Of this order, to
defend this suit and show cause why said
contemplation should not be had; other
in case Of default By the court: WALTER
J.; CASEY: Judge. (Seal) A True Copy.
Test; WALTER r. BRAMHALL Clerk. By
biAScHE aaso M NEPF. Chief Deputy Clerk
Evening star., 1946-01-03

zoo ACRES GOOD FARM LAND. groom
senne MOUSE: h 6uiit l93s gater and elec.:
40 a0o m qutfSgi5dngs fgom large stream On
WILL SELL OR TRADE-s miles from
D. C., near. Andrews Field and other Fed
eral activities. 100 acres Of timber with
streams: springs, 200-year-old house: II
floor boards, 8 huge chimneys, 8 Are
places; ideal for CLUB or housing develop
WILLIAMS REAL EsTATE-Modern s-rm.
home with 2 tiled baths and full basement.
including SO acres of good land with a
number Of outbuildings and equipment for
poultry farm; also tenant house. near Ma
val Research Laboratory: priced at S33-
900; Call MR.. LEoNARDI, 81. 5000.
IS MILES FROM D. C'-is5 i acres. ere avs !.
room house; 9-room tenant house, chicken
houses 20x200 it., hog houses, barn, gran
ary and other buildings; well fenced
ssround; srf.n % ELECTRICITY h6d and electric pump
renting The farm is on Route so. Fair
fax; $500 1T. on highway. Box 73-C, Star.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
CARL C. SMUCK, Attorney,
l222 Gnnd Hnne Nd II

DISTRICT COURT OF THE r. UNITED
=, States for the District Of Columbia
Holding Probate Court.-No. 66,415, Ad-
That the subscriber, Of the District Of
Columbia, has obtained from the Probate
Court of the District of Columbia, Letters
becca Simmons, also known as Laurs Sim
mons, late Of. the District Of Columbia,
deceased All persons having claims
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof. legally authenticated, to the sub
December, AID. 1915; otherwise they may az
by law be excluded from ali benefit OF said
estate Given under my hand this 18th
LEON SIMMONS. 7os Portland 20 ~s st Sc E
20. lSeal) Attest: VICTOR S,
MERSCH, REGISTER of Wills for the Dis
trict Of Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
Court. de27 ja31O
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE,

A DETACHED MODERN BLDG, containing
80 units, in fine section. This building
has prewar rentals and brings in approx
$4,000 per year. Can be bought for only
S13o, 600. Don't delay. For further par
SHANNON & LUcHs co. 1903 ST. n W..
GEoRGETowN. wis. ave.-Large corner
store suitable for auto accessories, radio,
furniture or any progressive business. This
bldg. is in the heart Of Wis. ave business
district: Call Mr.. RosenthaI for informa-
ton. LEO NJ BERNSTEIN CO. 14I5
K st. Nv. ME. 540o
THIS OFFICE has for sale several 5-yr.-old
apartment houses Of s living units each.
location in popular Arlington County:
price, $4,000: $4,000 cash required.
balance already financed at 41a% Interest
earned on net capital INFESTED over 12H
ONLY 9 YEARS OLD, the finest and best
Investment ever offered family apt
buildings in ne (not ordinary. nats),
The most unusual modern, M ~ 4.family, apt
front, basement under entire buildings:
% per Year. Price, S17,s56; $3.50 cash re re-
quired. Corners. YS1S,750D SHAPIRO,
NC. 110s Vermont ave. NV ME. 1717.
IN The VERY HEART of Downtown
rev modern stores; vacant. perfect
home for your business. 21-room hotel
above stores. This should interest both
investors and businessmen Call Mr., Ro.
senthall, LEO NJ BERNSTEIN d CO., 14lb
3 ct. NV. ME. 500.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY ON SECOND TRUsT-We viii
buy Second-trust notes, D. c., nearby Nd
or Va: Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE g. INVESTMENT CORP, 1916
N. Y. ave. NV National $3.50.
courteous service Consult us before bor.
rowing. Lowest rates. COLONIAL INVEST.
MEM CO, S17 9th st. NV DI. 616O
see Mr.. Green strictly confdentiaD, IOii
< st: NV, NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
UNLIMITED FUNDS available for 1st ant
rs Eia 1rgss 11ss loans DRuRY REALTY CORP
MONEY on 1st or End trusts; prompt
action, reasonable rates: nearby Nd, va
so7 18th. NA. so32 m '''t>AN w.
MORTGAGE LOANS, Az interest Promp,
service. MOORE q HILL CO.. s04 l7tt
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CROMELIN. TOWNSEND, CAVALIER 4
KIRKLAND. Attorneys, National Press

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
:. States for the District of Columbia,
Holding Probate Court.-No. 66,312. Ad-
the subscriber, of the District of Columbia
has obtained from the Probate Court OF
the District. of Columbia. Letters of Col
yam. sometimes known as Victoria Gyukites
Muntyan. late of the District Of Column
bia. deceased. All persons having claims
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated. to the sub
scriber, on or before the goth day Of
by. law be excluded from all benefit Of
ssi SID estate: Given under my hand this
ICROMMIN. (sealD Attest: THOMAS G.
SCAILEY, Deputy Register Of wills for the
District OF Columbia, Clerk Of the Pro-
bate Court ja3,10,17.
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PROPOSALS.
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SANITARY
COMMISSION.-Contra No 2OS-W, water
constructing approximately i,7O6 feet OF
6-inch, 1885 feet of s-inch and $3.50
feet of 16.inch cast iron water mains. on
Contract No. 20S-W. will be received at
the offce Of the Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission Hamilton St, Hyatts-
vile MARYLAND. until 300 pm Eastern
at which place and time they will be pub
licly opened and read Plans and specifi-
cations may be, obtained from Harry r.
Hyattsville, Maryland upon deposit OF
So; 90, which deposit will be returned to
bidders or to those returning plans and
BOSWELL. LACY SHAW, FRANK q,
SMITH, Commissioners ja3 IN