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Evening star., 1947-04-16
WE CONSENT:
HARBOUR & DAWSON,
BY JOSEPH M. DAWSON,
Attorneys for Caveators.
ARTHUR c. KEEFER and ARTHUR

C. ELGIN,
By ARTHUR G. ELGIN.
Attorneys for ta1sste. Lanssi. National BANK
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the Dss5iGt OF S0qm Re
Estate of Anna Ssneb DsssssssIAsKnTNine rAKTNe;
F6R F5Y PHEE EoE aND
TO the trial OF the issues IN TINS case .per 1e
is44. i The sth day ot July Is4s and The
9th day Of July 1g46: purporting s,s to be
sns snd % End eodici, respectively Of Anna
Eauck. deceased, hsying been III.i returned as as
osorss PATRICK Ray ns bsips st law
and next Of kin Of Anna Nauck deceased
mot to bs Fognd;" I Is ,o. sy 6snsnnp the GsnTs'
Rs ss IA dss issues sf n m'ssa sss down saa es
order and the substance Of said issues .,6s be
S.ep: ID Gnss qSs O
and twice . week for the same perioa ~ asid II
Tas Eysnns Ssns stat ooss ss were
dates the 18th day q November 1874, the
July Jh II is4S. the Last viii and Testament
nrst codieil and second codicil, 1espse1iVeSy: @ Ss
of Anna Nauck; deceased? Mo; wsfe referTes rss
tested in due form as required assas by iaSe tSe
time of the making and subscribing or OF
the acknowIedging BY her of the said paper
writings hereinabove referred 70, and each a
Of them, Of sound and disposing mind ano
the said paper writings hereinaboye re-
ferred to, or any OF them, obtained OF the
to, procured from the said Anna Nauck:
deceased. By fraud or deceit pEsctissd
upon the said Anna Nauck by one Elsie <
Five: Were the said paper writings here
inaboye referred to. or any OF them: ooi
from the said Anna Nauck, deceased, by
the undue influence or duress or coercion
exercised upon her by one Elsie K, Spesr
NORRIS, Justice. (Seal.l A true copy.
Attest: MELVIN J: MAR9uES.. Deputy
lumbia Clerk of the Probate Court.
anc O 10 1R1Q.23.26
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smIa weishs Iess than a 15oo olpSsp pounds. othsf h
nationally famous new trailer coaches
from on,sr sIss5 and ng AlSS ls, Kit IS sp1Tss, IS
SALES, NC. D. S. No. i, Berwyn. Nd.
Isls POLISHED ALuMNUM trailer. IN
ee fer $500 cH asea ei4s weeks
SILVER DONE house trailer. excellent con-
nnib slsi9h as saeEss $500 can be
nT1Rf 1914 fss st: @ aufs Sas md GAS s2 Sleeps
4: excellent condition: must sell, leaving
Washington Tourist Camp. Hams Point.
LoADMAsTER 40. complete with side and
bumper hitch. safety chains: W remosabis
SSmgaaall small boats etc; s1s5. Phone Alex
HOWARD % ls4i,' ~ with large glassed-in
porch; comfortably equipped for people;
ay agoid . high notes not and high rents. See Lot
n noM ,r n yaur uSed trailer for
=, oar .usr,.:, s,whssl 1n eoashes;. a. 60
ieaz FssR 41saefe cruisea s 70 l.s1s5 Else
4-wheel tandems,
I947 Zimmer. q pass.(, % f. 2,450
1947 schult, Luxury. Liner. l25h IT,. 2.795
1947 Travelo tsteeD, 81 #. - 1850
1947 Howard (aluminum). % TT 1850
Prices include equipment and accessories.
drop cord. door mats. fire extinguisher. 81
ton lift, hyd. Jack, etc. Terms on 12.
Is. "a months.
l947 Comb: boat and utility trailer $1g5. 90
I946 Granite exp. utility trailer I99. so
IS46 Granite exp, utility trailer 229.b9
1947 Kit-Camper taluminum) 1880
0pen ewes. and Sun. till 9 pm
wisconsin ave. NV Phone MQ 3231
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TkAIlERS.

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past 8 years. Your housing problem can
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mmssstsy nasas ds P1s mos,s sbsss / a.s,rsg e 4s
SanRs5s e Utility t5aileTs and scesssoTies
Berwyn, Nd; Phone TO. 5035.
1917 AMERICAN, Howard, Schult, Zim-
mer and Travelo trailer coaches. Granite
luggage trailers and camping trailers. I'm
med. delivery Oak Grove Court Trailer,
operated by AMERICAN TRAILER CO,
me- phons mi oV s9ush ss6d Fl Alexandria on Route
MOVING AND HAULING made easy and
thrifty when you rent one Of our luggage
day, week or month. AMERICAN TRAIL
Err CO.. INC. 1880 Wisconsin ave. NV.
Phone WO. 3231.-
FOR RENT or sale like rent, practically
new 2S-ft. Duo de luxe. 8 rooms, COM
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D. c; line; sos per month: sos applied
to sale price. $3.50 SH 1892
TRAILERS, I94T. now on dr.
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ave- Riverdale. Md. Phone Wa 1908
GLIDER HOUSE TRA1ERS. 1947 models.
immediate delivery. 6 different sizes. some
with elec. refgr-, bottled gas; also preway
cooking stoves. cleo. refgr., gas cylinders
Nelson dollies. other extra equipment Only
wheels. COLE TRAILER CO. sxciasiys
1T II covEssp HEssi WAGON soi HOUSE IL trailer. 90
e; long; excel condition; $1.100. Elmwood
sos. lis
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go A. ROVER, CLARENCE G. PECHA
eek, Attorneys for Caveators.
JOSEPH ID. MALLOY, Attorney for

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF Co
re: Estate Of Beatrix A.; Biekel Deceased.
ing New Date for Trial and Providing for
trial of the issues In this case relating
to the validity Of the paper writing dated
to be the Last Will and Testament Of
Flickel. Harold Evans, .Essie Steiner,
Not To Be Found" 1t is by the Court
this 25th day Of March, AID. 1947.
ORDERED: That said issues be set down
and that this Order and the substance
Of said issues be published once week
for four successive weeks in the Wash
ington Law Reporter and twice q week
for the same period in, The Evening
hled in this Court bearing the afore.
viii and Testament Of Beatrix A. Bickel,
deceased, validly revoked by the testatrix
direction and consent By sancellins ana
said Beatrix A. Bickel at the time she
made the alterations appearing on said
paper writing, bearing the aforesaid date. s
Of sound and disposing mind and capable
tractf 1s) JAS. W. MORRIS. Justice
We consent: LEO A. ROVER, CLARENCE
g. PECHACEK, Attorneys for Caveators
JOSEPH p MA1oy Attornsy MEvIN 19F
J. MaseuE e peeuty S0Ps Registef oi Wis for
the District Of Columbia, Clerk Of the
Probate Court. mh31 .ap2, 70 Il q %.
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GUARANTEED rebuilt transmisstons
shock absorbers. rear ends, new hub caps,
gril}es, seal-beam lights. water and fuel
ty elas installed etas, [. sRENNaR ZEN ns CO. c..
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILERgImmediate EsRn1
delivery; 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..
1887 Irving st. NV. AID. $500, Washing
tons Largest PONTIAC Dealer.
NEW-TYPE TIRE RECAPPING by the lat
est safety process; beautiful tread; q
hour service: ,electric-treated sections if
capped at ARCADE PoST1Ae Sfi &C Co. eVf Wash:
tngton's Largest Pontiac Dealer, 1437
irving st. NV, AID. $500. Quick, efficient
service.
AUTO RADIO ANTENNAs, large stock, tel;
escoptc; from 81 SO. MANHATTAN AUTO
FfoNfiAo f OWNERS, 1IfSS "a ArTENTioN Il; TiS We
carry q large stock of ood-uuality seat
covers in popular colors. They will also
fit other models of General Motors cars.
Prompt and neat installation If desired.
ARcApDE PONTIAC CO., 1437 Irving st.
s1-CU.-FT. GAR WOOD DUMP BODY and
hoist, in perfect condition. See Mr.. Hasek,
A. P. WOODSON g. CO., 9th st. at Michi-
CHASSIS, complete. for midget car. sH.
$500 evenings 17s
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET .1941 .1R-ton dump; low
antss msss:s sS f2Sd Wa Ws2and5s'ss asss eo-da' guar
CHEvRoLET 1889 k-ton panel; good con.
dition: s49o. Can be seen at residence
R1hnYs hqERs 5EEP 4 ie47 ten Sass 4-whee dive
INTERSATioSAL ie4i dump truck; 9
tion good tres $1os 4e other cSns Sase
and trucks to pick from. 1871 Bladens-
IH5f aGpsoN Is : a-ton pickup truck: used ' b,
eaT IN trads lis! Price 81 go
Bethesda, Nd, WI 1900, -I9
Kcss; good condition: $l.45o: RICE MO:
sss WAaP 4 SSAssS PUN sEsek
Hssiey ss7 yCHREvRoLsT r. rs sfteT TRCR pm ton stak,
body; good running Condition; $500 Of
best offer. Call GARNER, MI. 1876, bet
$# E$HS + srIaos sssss sssy sss la'Ga g. NV VII
INTERNATIONAL fSgG 1912 K-7 41Ilton 1la
and tires in excellent condition would
Call TR. 697o after pm :---1e ;
RsPer Psss sfqs Esss ssA
nees Tinas sSs s5aks mk boSs good tires
caEyRoIET fs RsI1s 1885, 1887 1ston IA zSo Stake truck
dual wheels; sacrifice on terms; S395
ROPER" 1880 R. I. ave. NE. 49,.
?s e Svs ssatn eonsdsr trms
sTGDEBAKER late 1913 i-ton. pickup
tail lea ~ ssns van sedY Ys
Ih tons. stake body, o IT,. has tail gate.
aTTEST1oN sa lSih s. MSoyEbRs b 29ss sso ,a4s H.
2-speed axei. for local or over-the-road
4ss! soa siadz ss Fs
REQ 1916 5iaIton aH 81 Tractor, a-speed rear
with overdrive,. saddle tank. 9O0x2O 10
WasHisa4os isafs5sn co 5t me-; hsS
FoRD 1910 dump truck for sale, 2-ton;
Sf83' S683' Call from am. to 8 pm. Lu.
sHsXRoiHT !sa5 e d5si 5ste sedan-delivery new:
little Phone ssaHf H0aS s1o1 s1uek used
ness; n chev:;; new motor, 1887 Metro body.
szJt0n 50 panel ad1 1923: Init 1887 a-ton panel
Sfaa s6 FokMhh III & cEMfse pR1cEs-aood
ssh9iee s OF used trucks Rith and without van
bodies See MIR. HART, 201 Que st. NV.
TRUCK BODY, steel, pickup; 10 in. high,
20 III. Wlue, D IL. IL IN. long. SOB, HART,
70 CEDAR lane, Falls Church. Phone
cHEvRoLET 1887 truck. IL tons. long
or gnesl eal, 0afe iH a6ss Sss at 1lis Va ave- Sc
CHEVRoLET 1910 1h-ton van: tires and
motor good cond, body needs some repairs
$500 8 oor OF best offer under. Call MR.. HELD.
CHEVROLET 1899 dump; good cond; $500.
cHEVRoLET 1a41 1h-ton pickup; in a good
Eqneition ndsr dl tlhreqghoYt; @ $500 or best offer
FEDERAL 2R-ton: good condition, work
ing everyday: 81, 100. Call AK. 4317. -22
body: $500. II. 0106. is
GMC 1946, model ,CC-3o2, 3-yd dump
body; division board included; condition
good as new; 1880 miles.
board Included: condition good as new;
l3,500 miles See Mr. Hasek. A. P. WOOD
SON CO, 9th st. at MICHIGAN ave. ne ~
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS BY Central
Motor Co, GMC truck dealer:
(50l Conventional trucks.
1912 Chevrolets, 1A2-ton stakes
l942 Fords, .1h-ton stakes.
Panels-Fords, Dodges.
600 Army trucks, 6x6s, 6x4s, 4x4s, "
to to r 8 ton stakes: dumps. tractors, pickups
BodieS-Stakes. vans
Parts and service on Army and conven-
tlonal trucks at both our 2 new plants,
Alex. and Arlington. CENTRAL MOTOR
CO, GMC Truck Dealer, 5000 Lee hwy,
onto Lee hwy. (U. S. s1i or sa), drive y +
miles. Daily, to 6: Sunday, 10 to g.
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MOTORCYCLES.

HARLEY DAVIDSON "a" DIV. 1913
model; with complete de luxe eauipment
Also 1916 B.S.A. and other good used
motorcycles. Immed delivery on 1947
Barnett lightweight motorcycles ALLIED
MOTORCYCLES, 2014 M St NV, RE
Mo2oR sEiip BIKE, wh,zzer for sale. exce1Isn. mls
Gil. 1856 Ia
COMMERCIAL. 1s4s Har-
ley-Davidson with side box; 1000 miles,
new cond. Can be seen at 1906 14th Sd,
NV -Je
1916 WHIZZER MoToRBIKE. peri. cond,
FOR information. call FIR. 6322
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Opening lead, king Of diamonds.

OpclluiS 1Cdd, A1i6 "a uidiuouaS.
Even the most astute opposition is
at times rendered helpless by the
proper and timely application of pre-
emptive principles. When you
realize that the enemy has an i'm
portant message to get through, that
is the time to jam their communi-
cations, as witness today's hand from
Ia recent tournament.
After South's opening bid West
was faced with mild problem. It
was his desire to describe a strong
hand and yet he might find it ex-
pedient to show both suits should the
bidding develop in a mild manner.
A mere overeall Of two hearts would
not do justice to the hand and
might even result in failure to reach
the best contract. After due con-
sideration West elected to double,
which surely is not open to severe
criticism. North,s pre-emptive raise
to four spades well well chosen. The
enemy was trying to find a. spot"
and to do so at the level Of five
would be extremely difficult. Despite
partners opening bid the chances
were that the North South defensive
strength would not be very formid-
able because of the abundance Of
spades. The best tactics seemed to
be to place the pressure upon the
adversaries to make the correct
guess. East could take no action
and West was up against it. He
felt he was being talked out of
something, but what could he do?
Any bid by him would be a mere
stab in the dark and might prove
disastrous.
It will be noted that East and
West could have made five diamonds
but it would have required master
minding of the first order to get
theme IN the face of the barricade.
This is one Of the reasons many
players dislike to make informative
doubles with two suffers. Had West
chosen to overcall with hearts he
would now be in a position where
he might, If he felt so inclined, try
f1ve diamonds, hoping that one or
tne otner might ind a f1t In part
ner's hand.
The king Of diamonds was led and
the queen of hearts shifted to. De-
clarer won with the king and tested
the trump suit. When West showed
out he ruffed diamond in dummy
and took the trump finesse, clearing
the suit. A heart was led to the
ace and a heart back went to West.
The fourth round of hearts was led
by West but declarer did not ruff.
Instead he discarded the seven of
clubs and the enemy was on lead.
with no way to score another trick.
The lead of red card would permit
a run IN dummy and the discard of
the queen of clubs in the closed hand
and a club return would be into
South's major tenace.
Copyright. 1s47. BY Charles H. aoren.)
Evening star., 1947-04-16
LEGAL NOTICES.
HARRY ]. KANE, Attorney for
Complainants, sos E St. NV.
Apri1 IA Q47 CharlaS r. StRWar

Filed April IA, 1947. Charles Z. Stewart,
IN THE p1srR.cTf COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF Co
iumbia-BENJAMIN A. KING, ct al; Com
AIIENEEs AND pEvfsEEs OF ELIZA:
ACTON La iN~i1os NJ 1osf7AoRpER s sIsaUoHPU oP PUHIi-
CATION.-The object Of this suit Is to
establish Of record, BY adverse possession.
eomplainsnts' title In fee simple to certain
real estate being q part OF Lot ID, IN
Square III. as more particularly described
in the complaint filed herein. On motion
Of April, AID. 1947, ORDERED; That the
unknown heirs, alieness and devisees OF
Jewell. Thomas SJewel, George, Jewell.
William Jewell. Francis J. Jewell, James
q. Jewell Mary I: Dawson, Anne J.
Dawson, Kate A. Dawson, Richard /.
Allnutt. William D. Allnutt. James n.
Ailnutt, Robert d. Allnutt, Mary G. ALL
mutt, cause their appearance to be
entered herein on or before the frst rule
day occurring after the expiration OF one
month from the day Of the f1rst publica-
tion of this Order, otherwise the cause
will be proceeded with as in case OF
default; provided copy hereof be pub
GShed once week for three successive
weeks in the WASHINGTON Law Reporter
and in The Evening Star, longer and otner
JAMES N. PROCTOR. Justice. "ssal) 4
True Copy. Test: CHARLES e STEWART.
Clerk. By CLARA F. CoNNEds Deputy
Clerk aplo,23,oU.
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axe My Word for 1t
By rank Colby
Words to Watch.

Here are a few French loan words
which, while now considered as
English, are frequently given pro-
nunciations that are not good Amer
ican usage.
The words garage, corsages and
barrage should end with a soft "zh''
sound, and not with the harder
sound as in dodge, lodge" End the
words with the "zh" sound Us in
pleasure, azure" thus:
garage: guh-RAHZH
corsage: kawr-SAHzH
barrage: buh-RAHZH
(Note: In England the word ga
rage is often rhymed with carriage,
as, "GAR-idge." It has no sanction
In American usage, however.)
A reader tells me that the. pro-
prietor OF place which features
Swedish messages assures her that
the words masseur masculine) and
masseuse (feminine) are pronounced
"muh-SOO-er" and "muh-SOOSS."
She asks for my comment. My COM
ment is that perhaps some persons
do say 'muh-SOO-er" and 'muh-
SOOSS," but they shouldn't.
In the correct American pronun-
ciation Of masseur, the "a" is fiat
as in mat" and the second syllable
rhymes with cher, per-" thus: ma
SER.
The vowel sound in the second
syllable Of masseuse is like the "u"
OF ''urn," but no suggestion Of the
sound of "r." Say: ma-SUz.
There is no lawn" in lingerie.
Not ''LAWN-juh-ray." In the cor
rect American pronunciation, the
first syllable rhymes with man"
The third syllable is "ree" to rhyme
with "bee." Be sure to say: LAM
zhuh-ree.
Grosgrain is a silk fabric having
thick transverse cords. Do not pro-
nounce the 49," The first syllable
rhymes with 'hoe, toe" The second
syllable is exactly like the word
grain" Say: GROE-grain.
Watch the word chartreuse. Not,
"shahr-TROOz." The second syl-
liable has the "u" sound as in "urn~
Its approximately halfway be-
tween the gu" of buzz" and the
90" Of book" Say: sl1ahr-TRUZ.
CNote: All the foregoing pronun-
Citations are similar to but not tden-
tical with the proper French pro-
nunciations.)
Just out, newly revised SPANISH CON.
yEESAIION pamphlet. Contains hun
oreos OF useful words and phrases, rules
Tor pronouncfng American Spanish, and
an easy phonetic version of ri Rancho
Grande: For free copy, send a Stamped.
envelope to Frank Colby,
in care of The Star. ''
Evening star., 1947-04-16
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

ia AND 2nd nUsT L0ANs-Promps
and eoyrteoas service: Before Borrowing
MONEY ON SECOND TKUsT-we viii
buy second-trust notes, D. c.. nearby No
or Va. Reasonable rates, NATIONAL
NoRTGAGE & INVESTMENT CORP. 1919
4. r ave NV National 1888.
1st-TRUST LOANS on real estate; low
rates, term or monthly Payment. P. j.
WAISHE. INC. 1l15 Eye st. NV. MA.
Yst' end AND 3rd TRUST LOANS. Cash in
81 hrs Also financial aid to builders.
METRO REALTY CO.. Elk. $3.50.
MONEY on first and second trusts: prompt
Vctiop, reasonable rates: nearby MARYLAND,
Virginia or D. C.. property. THE AMERI-
CAN CO. so7 18th. ma, S032.
Cash FOR 2nd @ TRpsT HeIEs' qIiek 1Isk SET Nte
ifiRssT-TRGtssT' Loans 'iS On improved prop
PC. Prompt service. L. g. WHITE WI.
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Free Licenses Given

Mrs. Cherry Lyons runs an unique
organization IN Dublin, Eire-a LIZ
cense Fund for Poor Peoples Dogs.
Lcenses-not the money for them
are issued by the Fund, so that only
bonaf1de dog owners are helped. Mrs,
Lyons says that many who apply
would sooner go without food them
selves than see their dog 60 hungry.
Money Is supplied by dog lovers
and thus far all demands have been
met, but this year has seen . record
number Of applications.
Evening star., 1947-04-16
ARTHUR G. KEEFER,
ApruTTR q ELGIN. ATTORNEYS

p1srR1eM%a Mase co1RT aSaa OF a'1 The a UNITED
Hdfdins Sasss p1ob.ss lSE the ns.s ss5s ad
mnlinistration;-This Is to p., give N9tise: 9 Ge
lumbia has obtained from the Probate
Court of the District Of columbia, Letters
Documentary on the estate OF EDWARD e.
ceased. An persons having claims AGAINST
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit M
the same, with the vouchers thereof legally
before the 18th day Of March. AID. ls4s;
Otherwise they may by, law be excluded
from , all benefit of said estate. Given
1a47. THE LINCOLN NATIONAL BANK
Sp WASHINGTON, BY: RlCHARp A,
SS9ARlS, Executive Vice President. lSsaL|
Fer OF Wills for the District OF Columoia
Saesk OF the Probate Court. ap2,9.16
Evening star., 1947-04-16
ARTHUR c. KEEFER and
ARTHUR C. ELGIN, Attorneys.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia,
Holding Probate Court.-No. 6s. .947. Ad-
MI mministratlon.--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
K. Thurm. also known as julius Thurn,
late M OF the District Of Columbia. deceased.
All persons having claims against the de-
same. with the, vouchers thereof, legally
asuthenticated: to the. subscriber. on or
before the 29th day Of March. AID I94s:
otherwiss they may by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate. Given
under its hand this 2nd day of April 1947.
THE LINCOLN NATIONAL BANK OF
WASHINGTON, by RICHARD A NORRIS.
Vice President. (Seal0 Attest: THEODORE
COGSWEIL. Register of Wills for the Dis
trict Of Columbia. Clerk of the Probate
Court anQ q %
Evening star., 1947-04-16
FARMS WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT waterfront farm, 10
10 80 acres. within so miles Of D. O.;
long lease and reasonable rent. Box
1854 gzS Star. cn..n or rundown ,.Lrm ,Lne or
country place, within 100 miles Of D. c.
Only requisite is q good road and cleo
tricity, Write I. r. BOWEN, P. O. Box l07,
FARM FOR SALE?-For quick and efncient
service. list it with MILLS FARM AGENCY,
Annandale, Va. AL 7&6O.
Evening star., 1947-04-16
AUTO PAINTING

AUTO PAINTING, any color. $50; work
guaranteed sna aat.aL RE. 1868. Ext, 81. Call for
AUTO PAINTING-complete Job, $50; se-
lect your color; work guaranteed. ADDI-
son CHEVROLET. 1922 14th st. NV. Ho.
AUTO PAINTNG-Complete Job, S35 up:
work guaranteed. GILBERT. 4102 Pa.
ave. extended Sc. Ii. 3539.
AUTO PAINTING, $50. Body and fender
work. Satisfaction guaranteed WILLARD
SERVICES, INC, rear 1910 14th n.w..AD.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

VETERAN DESIRES HOUSEHOLD moving,
general hauling; vans, stakes, panels;
white help; reas. rates. FIR. $3.50. Ext. 72.
STUDEBAkER 22-ton stake body, can
yass top: weekly or monthly. Phone CH.
1000. Ext. 4S1. l6s
VAN TRUCKS, large or small jobs; expert
enced help; prompt service; reas rates;
local and long. distance. ia. 1897. 49,
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY, 1947 "a and
"a ton panel trucks for hire by week month
or year; PUBLIC SERVICE DRIVE-UR-
SELF, Me 70lI -oT
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ARTHUR c. KEEFER and
ARTHUR C., EI,GTN, AttarNeyx-

Mashinston Loan and Trust Bldg.
Holding Probate court.NNo. ese4s, al.
miristIation.I-This is to. Give Notice:
coiumbia. has obtained from the Probate M
Court Of the District Of Columbia. Letters
Of Of Administrator, on the estate
Of Columbia. deceased All persons M ss1iss having
aaS.. warned t. ,ss,at exhibit ths same: with he
Of March. AID. I94s: otherwise they may nay
by law be excluded from all benefit Of said
of Aprii is47. THE LINCOLN snss NATIoNAG ne aaf
BANK OF WASHINGTON, BY RICHARD A
TaESIs Xies aesstes fs d AtssSf W:
for the District of Columbia. Clerk of the
Probate Court. apo. 6.23
CHARLES v. INLAY, 14I6 r st. NV,
WsshlnEton Z. d; C., Attorney for Grace
Filed April IA. fssSaasss fssa. Charles E Stewart,
united ad states aH for the fa District T of s cos
lumbia.-Naomi Wheeler. ss Committee Of
fhs and Pant M
Grace e. Ganse Individually and as trustee
under the last win and testament of An An
oRnsR OF ST AsslHR object
Of the motion filed herein on February $,
1947 is to substitute new parties defend
ant for original Defendants William R.
Irving and Andrew Mckay, both now de-
ceased. On motion Of the defendant, Grace
z. Ganse, Trustee, it Is this 14th day of
following heirs at law OF William R.
Irving, deceased, to wit: -Georgina L.
irving, John william Irving, Burns Mclean
Irving, infant; Gordon David Irving, in
fant; Helen Elizabeth Irving. infant, and
tnee Boltonl Mckay, widow. and the
deceased, cause their appearance to be
entered herein on or before the fortieth
days, occurring after the day. of the FIRST
publication of this order: otherwise the
cause will be proceeded with as in case
Of default. Provided copy. Of this order
be published once . week for three sue
Reporter and The Evening Star before
said day, cause having been shown why
sary; 81 JAMES II. PROCTOR, Justice.
(Seal) True Copy. Test: CHARLES 3.
srEWART Clerk. By CLARA +. COENELs
Deputy Clerk. ap16.23.3o.