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>al award of a 5000 college
scholarship.

To save time and dish-waSh-
ing when a recipe calls for milk.
measure dry ingredients with
your cup first, then use the
same cup to measure milk.
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Turn that used furniture into Gosh Use Classified Adj
Hartford chronicle., 1947-03-01
CALLING ALL BOYS FROM 12 TO Y

All boys age twelve through seventeen who are interested in playing baseball, and having fun travelling with all expenses paid, list your name with MT. Henry Gordon in the basement at 21O6 Main St., North End Community Center
 On Monday evening, Feb. IT Past Commander Otis Wade and Henry l.. Gordon, chairman of the Athletic Committee of the Mckinney Post No. 142 of the American Legion, attended a baseball meeting in West Hart ford.
 The purpose of the meeting was to stimulate and. interest the Youth in the North End in organizing Junior Baseball teams.
 Baseball is the national pro- ject of the American Legion. Its co-sponsor is the Ford Motor Go. Balls, Bats, all equipment and expenses are paid by the sponsors.
 There will be district and statewide games. The nation al finals will be held in St. Paul, Minn.
 The Mckinney King Post has already organized a basketball team which to date has proven very successful. The team has won fourteen games and lost four.
 On March 18th this team will play Bridgeport at the Arsenal School gym at eight o clock.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-03-01
Gives Stork Shower

On Sunday, February the sixteenth, Mrs. Marshall Wood of Garden St. and Miss Glen dora Duggins of Wilson, Conn. gave darling Stork Shower, honoring Mrs. Judy Lee, who is expecting a visit from the stork early in April.
 The eighteen guests present played games and enjoyed the tasty and colorful refreshments, which consisted of date bars, cake and ice cream molded in the form of a baby stork.
 The happy Mrs. Lee received many dainty and beautiful lit tie gifts.
 The out-of-town visitor was Mrs. Rachel Hutchingson of Waterbury, Conn.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-03-01
GOVERNOR = MAYOR T0LAUNCH 1947 DRIVE FOR HARTFORD CHAPTER OF RED CROSS

The 1947 Fund Drive of the Hartford chapter, American Red Cross, will be launched on March 1 in ceremonies to be held in front of the Old State House. Speakers will include Governor James l.. McConau- ghy, Mayor Edward N. Allen, drive chairman Harlan $. Don Carlos and Robert K. Metcalf, chairman of the Hartford chap ter.
 About 300 Boy Scouts from Hartford and 20 surrounding towns affiliated with the Hart ford chapter will attend the program in uniform. Immedi- ately following the ceremonies, the Scouts will be dispatched to their towns and communities to distribute posters and Red Cross literature.
 Governor McConaughy will launch the house-to-house can- vass by making the first home solicitation.
 Radio stations, WTIC and WINS, will broadcast teh open ing ceremonies from 10: 80 am. to 10:45 am.
 Hartford's quota is $210,000.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-03-01
Celebrates Birthday

On Sunday afternoon, from four until six o'clock, the friends of MT. and Mrs. Lonnie B. Barnes constantly went in and out of their home at 2148 Main Street. The occasion cele- brated was the birthday of little Lonnie B., Jr., who has just turned one year old.
 The grown-ups seemed to have enjoyed themselves con- versing, and roaming through the home. They certainly en- joyed the heart-shaped cookies and delicious ice cream, but little Lonnie simply looked on in wonder and clung to those he knew and loved.
 Baby Barnes received many lovely, useful gifts including wearing apparel, and toys of various kinds.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-03-01
Club News

The newly formed Sepia Civ ic Club held its weekly meeting at the home of Messrs. Herbert and Homer Foster, 29-E Belle vue Square.
 The organization is planning a program to promote better racial understanding and con- munity Improvements.
 Some very interesting affairs are going to be sponsored by the club, starting with a small function in the spring.
 Members of the club are a group of young men who have been active in both athletic and social affairs of the city. They are as follows: Herbert Foster, Chairman; Homer Foster, See retary; Carl Jackson, Treas urer; James and Charles Terry, Samuel Williams, Robert Ryles, and James Poland. s~
Hartford chronicle., 1947-03-01

lhiu4lhN2 NiAH8 Swett enjoyed a delightful eve ming in her home on Liberty Street. The friends of Mrs. Swett were honored by having the pleasure of meeting the lovely Mrs. Ada J. Barco of Boston, Mass.
 The evening was spent listen ing to recordings and playing games. Mrs. Barco is. a drama tic reader and recited beautiful ly James Weldon Johnson s Creation.
 The refreshments served con- sisted of fruit salad, hot bis cults and butter, coffee, Choco- late almonds, hints and pea nuts.
 Those present were: Mes danes Sara J. Wimbish, Mari an Davis, Algethia D. James, Olivia Shelton, Harriet Cheek of New Haven, Misses Ersa Hines and Betty Shepard.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-03-01
POETS COVE
 I WATCH A TREE

I watch a tree from my window, Her boughs are cold and bare, But shiny icy tinsels
 Are woven in her hair. I watch tree from my window, The tiny buds appear; The day is warm and sunny And spring is getting near. I watch a tree from my window, She is gracious as a queen, Adorned in fragile blossoms
 With emera1ds in between.
 By Olivia Shelton
Hartford chronicle., 1947-03-01
HARTFORD SOCIAL NEWS

Miss Juanita Chapman of Montclair, N. J., spent the week with her aunt, Mrs. Nellie w. Willis of 57 Bedford St. She was accompanied by her friend, Miss Phyllis Burgess also of Montclair.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-03-01

Personals
 Mrs. Jessie Clark is spending the weekend in Brooklyn, N. Y.,
Hartford chronicle., 1947-03-01

as the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Lester B. Ward. .
 Mrs. Edward w. Swett spent the week in Philadelphia with her sister and brother-in-law, MT. and Mrs. B. J. Carter of Paxton Street.
 Miss Florence Jackson of New York City was the week end guest of MT. Marcus w. Caul, prominent young business man about town. Miss Jackson is a cousin of MT. Caul.
 Miss Ethel Perry of 152 En- field St. spent several days in New York this week. Postponed
 The Tennis Club dance which was scheduled for Friday eve ming, February the 21st, was postponed until Friday evening, February the 18th, due to the blizzard.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-03-01

MT. and Mrs. James Willis observed their 22nd wedding anniversary on Feb. 20.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-03-01

as the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Lester B. Ward.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-03-01
Entertains Guests

On Saturday evening, Feb ruary the twenty-second a few of the friends of Mrs. Edward
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HELP MEN and WOMEN.

BOoKKEEPER, experienced, familiar with
National Cash Register and posting ma
chine: meals while on duty; 6-day wk;
salary $175 TO start. Call MISS sULLI-
COUPLE. man to handle livestock and gar.
den. woman for general housework; mod
ern cottage, furnished located main high
way about 40 miles from WASHINGTON.
Reply, giving qualifications and salary ex-
pected. Will arrange for appointment.
Box 2E2-E. Star. -25
COUPLE, white or colored; man to serve
and do housework, wife laundry and cook
ing; family Of 4; room and bath on End
A.. good salary: recent local references.
1915 East Beach dr. NV, GE. 67O4. %
FOUNTAIN HELP-Experience preferred,
but not necessary; we will train you. Uni
forms furnished and laundried free OPP
portunity for advancement; pleasant work
Ing sOsdst9n n Agply M Eoy sto1 PEG
ave. NV. -23
PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT. ambitious
women and men. no exper. req. Can make
from $50. $500 weekly: no age limit; full
% Or gar Nt tinS Apply a29 H St NV see
TALENT. AL TYPEs!-For radio. teievi-
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BEST VOCAL INSTRUCTION. ii YOU sing
in our Southeastern University Choral So
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HELP MEN.

ACCOUNTANT-Leadtn casualty insur-
anee co. Will train general accountant as
travelling payroll auditor; salary and ex-
penses while learning; must be a to a,
education, experience and phone Box
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK for local
restaurant chain, excellent opportunity fol-
young man with some accounting or gen
eral ONCE experience; should be able to dc
some typ.nS. Apply in person, 1893 Tay-
H al III RTiMsirNe LAYOUT MAN for one one Of
Washinston's hnest mems and vomen'i
stores: Fos appointment cali MR.. FoEs
2PfRENif hfSSE s-Tvo young men, not over
81. TO assist roofing mechanics at GRIP:
tITTacoMssuNESRs M, aces uI Hsss, snd
1873 between 1880 and 10 am. or and
Artist, for display dept. experienced;
5-day, 40.hr. week: generous company
employment ONCE, 3rd floor. THE HECH1
c e2esrs IA sfd kA IA nk experienced
16To f sobS Nan AND VII fS Il a sees
z ;s55 As sis.s, Ae ~. ssh 80
s a. 5s r. $685. 1857 and fender repair
RsE S .E 81 S6' sYss "a 4's ess
HUIo MECHANIC. white. sxpsr. on al
makes. must be sober and dependable
81 ssc aRssFtaasN ii III Eario IN 1i
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT OF
ing having been held By the Commissioners
Of the District Of Columbia in the matter
alleys in the District Of Columbia, as here
missioners are Of the opinion that the
street area and alleys referred to should
be closed Notice Is hereby given
that under date Of Sept. 4, 1947, they
have prepared the following order:
Ordered: That, pursuant to the provisions
Of Public Act No. 307, approved Decem-
Der Is, 1882 the street and alley areas
Of Of the surveyor Of the District Of colum.
and sitter October 3. iS47: the I'll. To t.
the land comprised in said areas 50 closed
to revert to the abutting property owners
as shown on said map, and described as
follows: Closing parts Of 9Th Street 9th
street, Fairmont, Street. Girard Street:
running east from 18th Street; ali located
In the Northwest Section. east of Georgia
Avenue and south OF Harvard Street, In
Guiding dedication Of land for alley pur-
poses IN Squares 3O55 and 3O57" Any
and all parties interested must hle, In
writing, with the Commissioners. D. c.,
objections II any, to these closings, or as
to any item proyidins for the closing listed
on and after that date, in accordance with
the provisions OF Public Act No. 367. ap-
Sill Szso YGG 5ssaoe duY y Mason. Sokpo Mr. R.
YOUNG. Commissioners Of the District Of
Coiumole. seq. 14texSun.
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HELP AEN
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY-

UNUSUAL oPPoRTUNITY-Natio Cash
REGISTER Co. wants young men, 21-25 years
OF age. hiSh school graduates, to train as
service men; single men only: perm posi-
tons and steady advancements to those
NV. MR. JONES. Don't phone. -ss
NATIONAL small loan company has OPEN
ing Tor young man between age Of 25 to
~ as collection manager; good oppor-
UNITY for advancement for man who is
not afraid OF work; organization has def
nlte plans for expansion in near future
In reply please state age. education and
experience. Box 25-E, Star. 40
JEWEL TEA CO. has an opening for n
salesman in the WASHINGTON area. Inter-
view may be had by calling Trinidad 34O3
ask for Mr.. Kyle. Only those of previous
safes experience need apply, preferably
srocery store experience; age limit IS to
&c. bond required -H5
WE HAVE AN ESTABLISHED ROUTE that
oners fine opportunity for man from
70 10 35 yrs, of age, who enjoys con-
r ~, . the public; previous experience Is
LAUNDRY. 2llA 18th St n " -oS
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ALTERATI .3 HANDS e. az
Apply employment once, ,4th floor. LANs-
BURGH g. BRO, 7th' 9Th and SITS. NV.
sltisn ieI capable person. JEAN GST60.
3 3nah All a X Room MANAGER and after
modern, daylight, air-conditioned workrm.;
Aepy tn. ea HE Esgs ZEE c
AssEMBLERs, ages 1888. for electTonis
factory work, residence Of this area pre-
VIE rd Montsom er DR RIis, silver T spyinE.
BAKERY SALES GIRLS, part time, after
noon, eyes. and week ends. HAYWOOD
BAKERY. 23o9 varnum st, Mt Rainier.
ss.1y pa. soa expert sA Ge HRaoi AR izsf
H Il s4os Georgia ave; "a
conditioned shop; good hours. top salary.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. color.d. experienced.
Beauty OPERATOR, experienced. full or
part time; 5:day week; Silver Spring. Nd.
BEAUTY aGh V or Tss q 81 ?0S Serm position
% all-around, competent operator csii
sEAS CIV tSs exper only pleas
cial opportnnity. WI. 4s43. pa
ess 81 Es
PsTis rs, P 95s Can Mr. sRoTS.
sookkEE Fl n' sise 1925 high school
Seeping rsauiTed Apply in person to
Is SE RAFk "a En- f ol r:. ss
Reply IN confidence until after interview.
BooKKEEPER AND TyPIsT to handle
complete set Of double entry books and
Tud Il" 1NsuRhNcE CO. 461 Earle gids.
B BOZ IKE r.. sTTiESNoGRApHER, expsri-
nent no SIT a~ Phon. S2 D 1913 sy for apt
BOOKKEEPING machin. operator. exoeri-
WIhk Hs sdmar sids' soa st ~.
s BOO xRkI4EIe MACHINE OPERATOR:
ssd .ii5f s5s ssSs FL g.
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE opsrator-Ex-
perienced preferred; 1928 u 4otnr uv wee
P alf oE z5sEEs B sfs Trust sfsssSs
B BoSsoskKEEpI Nc, MACHINE OPERATOR
REQUIRED Apply ROSSLYN STEEL g. CE-
MENT CO, 3031 st. NV ME- 1903.
CASHIER. full time, exper not neces: ex-
ceilent hours and working cond. Apply in
nerson TO Mr. Bourne or Mr.. Noske. o
KEITHS TTEATER. =
CASHIER, National cash register machine
experience good pay. excellent working
conditions See Mr.. r. Suyerman. credit
manager, WONDER CLOTHES. a27 st.
CASHIER for fine Conn. ave; ladies' apparel
must smart. alert ana OF excel,
eSarscter: perm position, with opport for
advancement Apply THE nssrE oDON-
NELL &C. 3407 Conn. ave NV. -28
CLERK, once. lady over 25 with expe-
fence some knowledge Of typing and
oookkee pine preferred: must furnish AL
rsferences Write. giving full particulars.
Box 4s4-E Star. 20
CONTINUED % Next Psgs.)
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

n7AMoNDs, old Jevelry and SILVER wanted
psrt sssgpTs'i e nf free M ii s14S
h6couNTAtNJ expert ,,1 sS9ss .ssrtsss
. I'm, gat audtts; ressonsSie. oR' soSa
GAS WATER HEATERS, 20. 50; 20 Gal:.
payment; immediate installation. D. A.
sTkNsRuE2Y.; l Fl, . s32a 49,. ,,,,,.r
heating plants: no cash needed: small
monthly payment; irpme snns installation
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts unless contracted BY myself. WILL
LIAM oDUs WOOD. 474S wis. ava. NV.
TWILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by any one other than
myself; MANLEY LAYTON. aoo6 14th st.
nnNNy1iEkH6b f; 60 rSRrNrEp. t.s. ,ervic. No.
go, So. 80 per M; No. 10, S5.17 per NJ: "a
ID. WV, 10 N lots: Savings on al types,
Is? TN q; ,;M;: pI; $500 .n "a
essh pyiees. Free appraisal. Arthur
NARKE1. s4a Ut: NV. M. o3s4.
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THOs. ]. OWEN & son, auctioneers, 435
Southern Building.-Trustees' sale Of valu-
able two-story and English basement brick
building, being known as premises NO. AIS
3rd st. NV. Zoned f1rst commercial. By
virtue Of . certain deed Of trust duly re-
corded, In Liber No. SOFA, Folio $50 ct
seq, Of the land records Of the District
OF Columbia, and at the request OF the
party secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees will sell, at public auction in front
Of the premises, on Friday the Goth day
Of September, AID. 1947, at 3 o'clock PM,
the following described land and premises,
situate in the District of Columbia, and
DESIGNATED IS and being, the south is feet:
IA inches front by full depth thereof Of
original lot IA in Square 532 being alro
known for purposes of assessment and
taxation as Lot S1S in Square 532, with
improvements thereon known as 41S Bird St.
NV. Terms: Sold subject to q prior build
ing association deed OF trust for approx
inately S6,179.35 and q prior second deed
OF trust for S1.97l.58 with interest at six
per cent per annuM from June 80, 1947.
further particulars of which will be an
nounced at time OF sale; the purchase price
deposit of 5000 required conveyancing,
recording, etc, At purchaser's cost. Terms
to be complied with within 10 days, other
wise deposit forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resold at the dts
cretlon Of the trustees. B. RIDDEN
COWARD. NORRIS W. CLARK, Trustees
sel6,lS,2O,23,2b
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ADAM A. wEsCHLER d SONS, Auction.
f nrs No couEf Trustees sale Of brick dwell
st: NV, 123cIsb Pierce court NV w.
ana frame dwelling No. 84s r st. NV
sy virtue Of an order Of the District
Of Columbia in Civil Action No. 3694-47
the undersigned trustee will sell BY pub.
p re aseti9 IN IL front Of the RESPECTIVE.
ostoDeI .e4z he 'Ss se ssa q
soiamsis: e Wiz A. oeiesk p.:a pa. Fl
the line Of II" st. north 1855 feet; thence hence
ssnee sss . fes to n. h e, in ths
thence south 1859 feet to II. piSc. iO Of
s sssn2sf st. nR!osss ss .as ss p.iss
= i /: $ ehsDnsns suSd saw Sm Of lo ss
the once of II. per plat fo,
Of Columbia in Liber G. H. B. at Folio
ls7. Improved by premises s4S r st.
m tdv At o'clock pm. Lets 20 and 30
dissr Is Folio S Of the . feccE sHr1 Of the N
q, the of Of the District
51g aard, st. NV. Terms: One third cash
oalsnee IN two equal installments repre-.
payaSe by gn notes Of purchaser
from Gate of settlement OF sale with
interest at six per cent per annum payable
on property sold. or all cash at option Of
purchaser: A deposit of $500 on each
parcel required of purchaser at time OF
nue. stamps and notary fees at cost Of
purchaser. Terms Of sale to be compiled
with within 80 days from day OF sale
resell property at risk and cost OF de.
iauitlnx purchaser after days adver.
nsement OF such resale in some news.
deposit may be forfeited as liQuidatee
damages ct discretion of trustee, JACOE
N. HALPER, Trustee, Investment Building
seq, oc3, 1Ol1.21
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LEGAL NOTICES.
BEES B. GILLESPIE. Atty,
Shoreham Bldg.
led Sept. IL, 1947, Charles L. stewart,

F1leo sept. liz 1917, Charles 4. Stewart
m THE DISTRICT CT. COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of CO.
mann T. Secrest. An infant. By his father.
James D. seerest, for Change Of Name
Civil Action No. 1851 -47.--Liebermann T.
Secrest. having nled a complaint for
iudrment changing his name to. Richard
Court for an order of publication OF the
NOTICE required by law in such cases. 1t Is,
by the Court, this 13th day of September.
show cause. If any there be, on or before
the 1lth day Of October. ls47., why the
granted: Provided, That q copy Of this
order be published. once = week. for three
consecutive weeks before said day in The
Washington Evening Star Newspaper and
the WashinEton Law Reporter. ~
ALEXANDER HOLTZOFF, Justice (Seal J
Arr ci. S b. cLlRA =. GOMEZ MI.
Deputy Clerk. se16,23,3O.
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ADAM a. WEsCHLER 4 SON. Auciion..r

ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 SON, Auctioneers
Trustees sale OF food store fixtures,
equipment. refrigeration. stock In trade,
etc. contained in premises No: 2746 18th
Of a chattel deed Of trust recorded in Liber
500 folio 5, Land Records OF the Dis
the party secured thereby the undersigned
Trustees will sell BY public auction at
the aforementioned premises on Thurs
day september %, 1e47, at . o'clock
pm. Hill 12 refrigerating and IL dairy
cases. double faced Gondolas. scale and
slieer, counter scale. check-out counter
carts, two "a Gu. #. frosted food cases
shelving, counters, Fluorescent fixtures
cabinets, pie case, gas water heater, sink
stove, hood, ventilating unit, electric
signs, butchers tools r. C. Allen addins
and REGISTERING machines. and stock in
trade, also Leasehold Interest. particulars
OF which will be announced at sale. Terms
Cash. HENRY r. BERGER, SAMUEL l.
MENsH, Trustees. 1914 II 1t. ne
se1S,2O, 22,23,24.
far The above sale IL postponed until Mon
day, September %, 1947, Mt 10 o'clock
o m. BY order of the truStees se2k2r
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m THE DISTRICT COURT Of the Unite,
States for the District of Columbia
Her TS, Knt

IN THE DISTRICT COURT Of the United
States for the District of Columbia
Holding Bankruptcy court.-In The Mat
ter of Mcdonnell Associates, Bankrupt.--
ns5 kETI.ey No. 4da9MoTI 70 Of
ors Of Nc MeDonnei Associates Of tRe city Of
Washington. District Of Columbia: Notice
is hereby given that the said Mcdonnell
Associates, has been duly. adjudged bank
rupt on q petition filed by them on the
4th day Of September, 1947. and that the
FIRST x. q their erss tsS,r will b hes
zoo PM, at the once Of the Referee in
Bankruptcy, 321 Tower Building, 14th and
X streets NV, WASHINGTON. D. c.. at
which time. and place the said creditors
may attend prove their claims ia appoint
transact such other business. as mas
properly come before said meeting JOHN
A. BRE5NAHAN, Referee in Bankruptcy
m THE DISTRICT COURT Of the United
Holding Bankruptcy court.-In The Mat
ter Of John covinston, Inc. BankrnptZ-
NETTING Of iY CREDITORS e tSs credit;
wa shinrton. District of Columbia Notice
Is hereby given that the said John Covins
ton, Inc. has been duly adjudged bank
rqpt on pst,tio petition. tiled BY him s on tn II:
f1st meeting q his ereaitoEs win BE- p held
400 PM. at the ONCE Of the Referee in
Bankruptcy, 321 Tower Building. 14th and
e streets NV. Washington: D. e.; At
: trustee examine the ssnErupt' ana
transact such other business as may
4. BREsNAHAN. Referee in Bankruptcy
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JOSEPH C. sURACL Attorney,
Union Trust Bidg.
Filed Sept. IL, 1s47. Charles Z. stswar

Filed Sept. II, 1917. CharIes :. stewart,
IN THE DISTRICT CIT. COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Co
lumG WasNRS Nj ni,c RgGKEIT. plsinsifi
PuBLIcATIoN. ABSENT DEFENDANT.N
he Q, TINS SUIT Is to an sD
On motion Of the plaintiff, It Is. this 18th
day Of September. 1947. ORDERED. that
his appearance to be entered herein on
or before the fortieth day, exclusive OF
Sundays and legal holidays. occurring
this order; otherwise. the cause WIN BE-
proceeded with as in case Of default. Pro.
vided, . copy Of this order be published
in the Washington Law Reporter and The
Evening star before said day; BY TIL
COURT: - ALEXANDER HoLTzoFF.
CHARLES = sT1wAkr. Clerk. ~ CLARA
J. CONNHL. Deputy Clerk. ssf6.23,S0.
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Office Hours
Classified Advertising

Leave your ads at the Bust
ness ONCE, 18th and Pennsyl-
vania avenue, open 8 am. to
II pm, or at any Of the
Branch Offices throughout the
city.
Telephone Hours:
8 am. to 9 pm.
Saturday. 8 am. to 2 pm.
Sunday, II am. to 8 pm.
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LEGAL NOTICES Gent i.
CHARLES Y. HGAY and GE01GE 4.
H0gfDOE, 14l6 y st. NV.

aosYnpok, 14Is p q. INV NV. A.
~ , United ss.Sss u. the pis.sies Of e.
plsintiIs, vs.. Donald J. Lord. infant. It
-oRpER NTsI FOR SALE or REAL
ESTATE.-Charles v. INLAY and George A.
offer Of sale Of SS0.ooo.oo cash, subject to
real estate brokerage commission at the
regular rate hxed by the Washington Real
Estate Board, for the purchase by James
c. WASHINGTON and Reginald N. Washing
ton Of Lots S03 and sos in Square 45I5,
ming Road. Ne. in the District Of CO.
luulbia, more fully described in the Com
plant in this action, 1t Is by the Court
this 18th day Of September. 1947.
ORDERED that the said offer be accepted,
and that said sale at that price be ratified
and confirmed by the Court unless cause
to the contrary is shown or . higher offer
for said property acceptable to the Court
Is made on or before the Sth day Of Octo-
Der, 1947, At 10 O'Clock AM. in Motions
Court, at which time higher offers and
objections to said sale, If any, will be con-
sidered by the Court; provided q copy of
this order be published prior to the said
9Th day Of October, 1947, once in the
Mashinston Law Reporter and once in
r .as Ey ss n sts5 d Les. Ten dsys RT!s1
son uI LET'S, Justice. sonsent: sua.dian
q sfR sss fzwArr f cisrs CORE 1, 1 nfft
MCDONALD. DeoIfty Clerk