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Evening star., 1947-03-15
Toke MyWord for 1t
Rv Frank Colby
Readers Want to Know.

Fort Wayne: We enjoy playing
charades, but are in some oouoI
as to the correct pronunciation OF
charade.-E. G.
Answer: The American pronun-
citation is shu-RAID. The British
say: shuh-RAHD. Charade Is a
French loan word, from the pro.
vencial charrada, "a long talk'
from charra "to chatter
oregon, Mo-: Is there such word
as "onery"?-Mrs. H. X.
Answer: Yes; 1t is spelled either
"onery" or "ornery." It means
"of a bad disposition; hard to man
age: cantankerous." 1t Is a COL
loouial corruption of the word or
dinary.
Silver City: Recently I heard
a person pronounce the word FRANK
incense with the accent on the
second syllable, as "frank-IN-cense.
Is there any authority for it?-
A. w. NJ
Answer: No. Only the first
SYLLABLE is accented: FRANKLIN
cense.
Ell Monte: My grand-nephew just
returned from service IN Puerto
Rico. When remarked that when
went to school the name was
Porto Rico, every one laughed at
NEE. M.
Answer: When the island was
discovered by Columbus in 1493,
he named it San Juan Bautista'
Later Ponce de Leon explored the
island and discovered bay, a fine
natural harbor, which he named
Puerto Rico, rich port"
Still later, by some unaccount-
able auirk, the island and the bay
swapped names-the bay becoming
known at San Juan, and the islano
becoming known as Puerto Rico!
And so it remains to this day.
Then the spelling of the island
name was changed to Porto Rico
But in recent times the original
and correct Spanish spelling, Puerto
Rico, was restored. Puerto Rico Is
the only spelling sanctioned BY the
United States Government Style
Book.
Evening star., 1947-03-15
lAuToMorlvE MIscELL's Cont,


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your tire is s1t See ySgr tires being WasS re-
ington's Largest Pontiac Dealer. 143!
Irving st. NV. AID. $500. Quick, efflcient
service.
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILER, immediate de-
livery; new shipment Just arrived the
neatest one you've ever seen; suitable Tor
merchants, farmers, fishermen and tour
ngs low priced ct ARCADE PONTIAC CO.,
1887 Irving st. NV, AID. $500, Washing
toms Largest Pontiac Dealer.
PONTIAC OWNERS, ATTENTION! We
carry a large stock of good-ouality seat
covers in popular colors. They will also
fit other models of General Motors cars.
ARCADE Po!NSTT1Ac CO. 1887 irving st,
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CADILLAC OWNERS, immediate service on
any type of repairs: all work guaranteed.
WILLARD SERVICES. INC, rear 1910 18th
WSSRECKED CARS REBUILT-Body and fem
der repairs: Al work: immediate service.
Open am to pm. WILLARD'S, rear
1910 18th ST. NV AID 5SS3 80
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Mind Meter
THE STATES TEST:

Here's a little quiz, the answers
to which you should be able to give
with dispatch. Parents should
match their wits on it against theii
youngsters. i
/. What are the States. which hav'
names beginning with New
D. How many letters Of the alphaoel
are there which are not the FIRST letter II
'nS 3. How many states were admitted int
4. How many States entered the unios
x There are eight State names be.
ginning with the letter M "ns' :"
'n 8. which State Is second largest ID
7. which state is second smallest is
3, What State leads In sending Prest
dents to the White Housef , s..,,
names end in the letter Az
10, How many State names end in tn'
ANSWERS will be published MondaJG
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

VETERAN desires household moving, gem
eral hauling; vans. stakes, panels: white
help: reas: rates. FIR. $3.50, Ext 72.
pickups, panels; for hire by day. week or
month. PUBLIC SERVICE DRIVE YOUR
SELF, ME. roll. -19
VETERAN, white. has "a ton truck wishes
evening and week. end work; very reason
able; Call AT. 1745. -16
enced help, prompt service; reas. rates; To-
cal and long distance. ia. 2937: II
is YOUR TRUCK BROKEN DOWN? Rent
you moving? Rent truck. drive it your
self. Save up to 7One. NATIONAL TRUCK
RENTAL CO., 125 Que st. me-, DU. 1894.
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When you desire an adversary to
make a certain play. you should ar.
range to make 1t easy for him to do
so. If he is trying to enter dummy
to take a f1nesse which you know
will lose, by all means interpose no
obstacles to his getting there. An
interesting battle of wits took place
in today's hand between South and
West.
South's final bid was quite un-
sound and the slam contract should
never have been reached The OPEN
ing two bid, of course. complies with
all standards. Vests bid of three
hearts is pointless. Against an an
nounced game in hand by South 1t
is futile to try to buy the hand and
the bid has the disadvantage of pro-
viding the enemy with information
which may be of help to them in
making future decisions. The second
bid of four clubs is routine as Is
North's preference for spades. South
leaped to six spades gambling that
his partner had the king Of that
suit.
There was no justification for such
action because with an enlightened
partner there was no need to gam
BILE, when the fact could be deter
mined in a logical manner. Souths
proper bid at this point is five
spades. This announced to partner
the absolute ability to take II tricks.
Since at this point North may have
an absolute Marlborough, any card
that North has that will certainly
produce a trick will justify his go
ing to six on the basis of simple
arithmetic. If North held the king
of spades he must conclude that
partner was counting on losing that
trick and should therefore bid a
slam.
West led the ace Of hearts and
South's queen fell. There could be
no question that it was a singleton
because declarer could not have bid
a slam single handed with two los
ing hearts in his hand. 1t was eW.
dent, therefore, that declarer coulo
not enter dummy, but West gra-
ciously placed him there by con-
tinuing a heart. Declarer heaved q
sigh of relief at getting into that
hand and reached for the nine OF
spades about to try the trump
finesse, when it suddenly occurred
to him that West was being TOO
generous. 49,.
Why had he so kindly put the
declarer into the dummy when IL
must have been evident to him tnat
declarer had no means of his own
of getting there? This was one gi1t
horse that must be looked In the
mouth. The only reason West couid
have for wanting declarer to leao
from dummy was to permit tne
shade finesse. On this line OF rea-
soning, declarer went up with tne
ace and dropped the singleton king.
west had done everything wltnln
his means. Had he made neutral
lead declarer would have 3ad no
choice but to lay down the ace OF
trumps. Placing the lead IN dummy
however, gave West his only chance.
fcopyrIght, 1e47. by Charles H. Gsren)
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

1924 LAMONT ST. N.W.-one gear ga
rage for rent, SIS per month. co. 4es1.
2-CAR GARAGE, rear eo7 Rittenhouse St
NV L. j. MILLS a. SON, MA; 1851. -16
BIG GARAGE, 2S by 23 by 10lz it; ceiling; /;
st. Sc. To-
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

MOTOR CO. dMc truck dealers: Ws,re
Lee hwy GH 7oeS AeSandria 1tssl snsa, ds01 oTo
Conventional trucks, low mileage, guaran-
teed: pickups, panels. stakes, dumps. trac-
tors vans traers Army trucks
cESTRL sS!HRs 'hhf MoToR co e aMe afss trsek @ aea
d on SSGS foTh Lee oeoTg:teT eSy SH oe
Key Bridge. turn right onto Lee hwy. %. s
I'll or 90, drive Ia miles. Daily to 6;
one SShu%Ei %TERiAaeT%ok. FOR 1899, E H. Mack, sooe
pickup, 4-wheel drive, good running cen
Hdo dition 500 cal Mr. HAWKINS y, cnS NO
thffHsD1 cMGV 19aa sFsdfE ton cargo truck in excel
lent condition; to highest bidder. Call MA
HS 12tG saHrs sS PIssaD Mssg ave sa
S#$ az. fssf y sen g,e.sD. &C eAngazE5s 4
53hS opSn westdayS sk till Esso
station n II snitland land Maraland duP Dee a. 16: ESQ
body in excellent cond., including glass
m snf brss 55ss s5 Jas t5Hff ANS 9 si fS5d tsfaz
sfTcL sfis Fos sSs III TIE QPfa %ERk Fl EsbFora
ssa Stake 1899 PaRe m ons St sas5 sts c2sTR
MOT MOTOR CO, $500 Lee hwy, Arl.. Va; GH.
INTERNATIONAL iSTT;NI TRAcToR-s-sp. rear,
sleeper cab and 2e-ft. Kineham Insulated
semitrailer; both in excel: condition with
practically new tires al around, incl.
fpee fpare; 1f fs,st55 546s REQ WASHINGTON Nc Co.
TSRD 1887 .z-ton panel truck; good cond.
6oDGa 1888 pickup truck: one-ton ca
oak body, seal-beam lights, heavy-duty
transmission. Here's chance for an ex-
Nj Me g s1ss. SAT- sol 1ustn1as ST. n,v. 'of 0ns
FORD 1910 112-ton stake truck; body in
good condition; poor motor; $500. WI.
SMe 1899 9R 4ss Dsns5 trgfk Ssea
CHEV. 1899 panel ! 1a-ton and 1Hs-ton
sss 'fshs SSs zeal t R Rz s'?s 2
GMc 1910 1h-ton; new 1a4s motor,
IoofE,s; E3; Moron Co, 1918 Pa. ave: 8 Sc
DODGE ne n1esss .s-ton panel truck; + fair
CHEVROLET. 1897 1A-ton, stake body,
sprnPs BreRser HR hes
driven; sell at cost, $3.50 cash. 81.
cHEv. 1915 half-ton pickup: 81 800 or
sssi SNE psf USED "h6fs DfAMoSp Tkysk, sF staks
BODY; needs repair: price, $500. GEO.
N BARKER r. CO, 1929 7th st: nv;
takes. ATLANTIC NEWS CO., rear 321
eHEvRoLEr G II 1s41 1h-ton panel; perfect, ie
both mechanically and body six s-ply
best offer Below; no deaiers: AT i345.
FORD 1889 panel truck, Can be seen at
cHEvkoLET 1s41 ton pa panel; 4 good
sTTDEBAkER 1871 1-ton pickup; new
motor, good tires, recent paint job; guar
anteed performance; will pass D. C. in
Ff p BuER r se P PuS ,ss at St. s9a9 81
sMc R1ekgs 1e41 ,.ten sas s5oq \ My be
INTERNATIONAL coal dumps, meeha niesl
Ssss geod condition: hs sFERRETT IF oSERAfING 5 TING
FORD 1s47 new h-ton heavy duty cab
S-ply tires; driven only Is miles. Phone
GMc S.iH1 1a4s szs sh ton stake, s. ;o75; s5
other trucks to pick from. RICE MO-
TORS. 1881 Bladensburg I'd. ne. "a
ssass Of sse edFs M HHs aol eS Sue hsn
CHEVROLET 1889 1b-ton stake; reason
a5tos sasay oSsPhsssa pta? 5o oassS e
fEpERALs fTs1fhGsL u "a 'Ga 1889 Ia ton with -
stake bodies; 1st-class condition: fine rub
trucks true gam and I are priced f below the he market
SHERIFF MOTOR CO., 900 r. I. ave. ne.
MI. 5000. lie
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AUToMoTIVE MISCELLANEOUS.

"a SPECIALIZED PISTON RING service
Piston rings for every mechanical NOV
ing machine. automotive: commercial, air
craft, marine, motorcycles, outboard en-
farm lighting plants and tractors. hy-
draulic hoists. pumps, etc. PISTON RING
SALES & SERVICE, 1400 st. NV. NO
1858. NO 205S.
GUARANTEED rebuilt transmissions.
shock absorbers rear ends, new hub caps,
gri2es, seal.beam lshts water and fuel
ty glass installed j. L. BRENNER 81 CO..
1910 Montana ave, ne. FR, 1910.
sl 50; factory reeonditioned. RE, 4o77.
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GARAGES FOR SALE.

PREFABRICATED steel-aluninum garages
for u early delivery. DUPONT IRON WORKS,
Ma 1856, 1866 18th st. NV. -16
CORRUGATED METAL, Lear garage; best
offer accepted. 1903 37th st. NV. EN-
"AVCo" AUTOMATIC GARAGE door op-
orator; let electronics open and close your
garage door while you sit in your car.
Cali TIE. S064 or GE. $500. -16
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GEORGE ], BoDEN, Attorney,
12G 18th 81 NV

Filed FEB. g6, 1917. CDafles E. SteWaft
IN THE DrsrR1ef e!fFk COURT OF THE
United states for the District of Co
pie Hill Rd. Sc. Washing on. D. G., ain
New York, Defendant.-No. 32551 The
ooject of this suit is Complaint for absolute
divorce on the ground of voluntary separa-
Of the plaintiff, it is this 2sth day Of Feb.
ruary, 1947 ordered that the defendant
Mary S. Flynn cause her appearance to be
entered herein on or before the fortieth day
exclusive Of Sundays ana legal holidays; oc-
curing after the day of the first publica,;;
tion of this order; otherwise the cause will
be proceeded with as in case of default;
Provided, a. copy of this order be publtshed d
once a week for three successive weeks in
the Washington Law Reporter and The
Evening Star Newspaper before said day.
(S) T. ALAN GOLDSBOROuGH. Justics.
tSeal) Attest: CHARLES E. STEWART.
Clerk. By CLARA F. CONNELIn Deputy
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GAS STATIONS WANTED.

HAVE CLIENT who is interested in buy
in washington or nearby Maryland write
or phone CRANE & HELAN. Realtors. 81.
1000. 1009-1011 Bonifant ST.. Silver
SDrinp Md
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GARAGES WANTED

GEORGETOWN AREA-Large 2 or 8 car
garage; will pay good rent. AID. as5s,
REASONABLY PRICED-Garage wanted,
April 1st; near 1701 10th st. NV. Phone
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ruEVDnT Z

CHEVROLET 1870 11a-ton stake, long
wheelbase. perfect mechanical condition.
stake body. stakes #. high; air horn:
built-up springs and brakes; $3.50 or best
offer under.
Chevrolet 1912 1k-ton stake. mechan-
ically perfect, new tires, paint. battery,
brakes Just overhauled: motor perfect
13-ft. stake body with steel deck entire
truck like new throughout: best offer
takes; must sell. Call Fairfax 30-W-2
after 6 pm. IL
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AUTO PAINTING.

AUTO PAINTING-Complete Job, S35 up;
work guaranteed GILBERT. 4102 Pa.
ave. extended Sc, II $3.50. .
AUTO PAINTING-Complete Job, $50: So
lect your color; work guaranteed. ADD
son CHEVROLET, 1922 14th st. NV. Ho
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LEGAL NOTICES.
!. FONTAINE HALL, Attorney.

sasis c0gsT ne ps3T.t TIE c6SmSfs gSTEn
HoIdins hIsS Probate I s court.MNo. S " e7ois. Ad-
ministration,-This is to Give NOTICE:
lumbia. has obtained from the Probate
Court of the District of Columbia. Letters
Testamentary on the estate of Anna Coe
ceased. All persons having claims against
5he, deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hibit the same, with the vouchers thereof
on or before the 18th day Of September
AID. 1947; Otherwise they may BY law be
Given under its hand this 9TH day OF
March. 1947. NATIONAL SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY. BY: BRUCE BAIRD
President. (Seal) Attest MELVIN j.
MARQUES, Deputy Register of Wills for
the District of Columbia, Clerk Of the Pro-
bate Court mhS,15.22
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EUGENIO M. FONBUENA, Attorney,
Earle Building; --,,,rr

DISTRICT COUET- OF IHE U,NFsI1sta UNI1EtD
soidine PROBATE court.-No.- 6s633, Ad.
r1inistTst stion:-This is to Give Notice Wc
eir1is, has obtained from the Probate Court
Of tie District of Columbia. Letters OF AZ
nninistratton on the estate, OF Ro6ert
deceased All persons. having claims
asainst the deceased are hereby war1sa aes-s &c
al. legally authenticated, to the subscriber
On or before the 10Th day Of February
AID. 1e4s; otherwise they may BY law law pc
March March. Ie47. MARGUERTTE " YoUNG YSS
Attest: MELVIN j. MARQUIS, Deputy
Register Of Wills for the District OF Co.
iunbia, Clerk of the Probate Court.
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WAYNE ID. KNIFFIN, Attorney,
cnn Irhiffier q N w

n1srR1cT 7oe eonRT MRI''et OF F. The Ti UNITED
States for the District of Columbia
Holding Probate Court. No. 6s453, Ad.
ministrat ation.--This is to Giye Notice
Columbia, tosI ot have obtained from the Probate
Court Of the DISTRICT Of Columbia; ~ ME LetteEs
Andrews, late Of the District Of Columbia
decess ssed, All persons having claims Is
against the deceased are hereby warned TO
eYhibit the same, with the vouchers there
Of. legally authenticated. to the subscribers
before The 9Th day Of ~ Jan1uaryb Be- AD eE
eiyaed rom all benefit Of said estate:
;H%na GIVEN under 9 our hands this 5th day 81
March, 1a47 ELEANOR A. XcMyyIRnRAY hy In
nuERsT, S27 Underwood st. NV. lSeal.
Attest: MELVIN j. MARQUES, Deputy
Register of Wills for the District OF Co
luribia, Clerk of the Probate Court.
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], FLIPPER DERRICOTTE, Attorney for
Plaintiff, 604 n Street. NV. DI. 07O3.
FILED Jan. 80. 1e47, Charles Z. Stewart

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. 9F r,,Tn, THt
stpe., s1 sW w.shnasoH RSslsf s. los
vs. Unknown Heirs, Devisees and Alienees
Il %srg Jsfb Tsopson h1sesr sddress
tsRfshs' SRbHs OF cyl Astlff s'SSs'
# hs ta1 ss asti4n pn Il = BY sssaS
to the following DESCRIBED land; situate f6f
smbesea snd es6s If rsyse1en SSd ps'rS@ @ nancy n
numbered three hundred and three 1903,
psy Pss for Ss pstrc % Of coumbs with
nnmSer imnfovemSRss sios ese EeVenth Street N W.
tfs sfsorDey Dssfss for q the eoHm piaint
ordered that The. defendants: the un, n,
Jsmes apsn Loeker oe James Thompson @ and Mary
Thompson cause their appearance to be
sFs @ a., herein 5sanrss 20 ssys .fsr ths ss
otRerwise the cause viii be PROCEEDED
copy Of this order be published twice .
s oS Law esege RepersF ssvns and
neessssry. rsesa SAg ss> 'f1s T ALAN
5Hstss !ssis s9s 4:''ii sAsz SzAfths sos
M5fHsS MSht s ArS$
United States caar,hoase. attsEnsH: United states
Filled January 20, ia47, Charles E Stewart,
DISTRICT couRT flere or, THE UNITED
Hntsd STATES Of Amsrisad snd Psint asfp n kn
e 1pkeaaan easherins Hefs e 3 SH also f
Fan T. NalIey MeTnaa
n oni ~ hi
is for sn of reeeiVer to take
charge Of care for, protect, preserve ano
real estate described as Lot fe
400 sSnd street Northeast. in the District
of Columbia. of which Catherine McDon-
aid 1also known as Catherine D M;Donade
any an known heir capable of inheritins
she sho United dSI states by SECTION
1911 of the District Of Columbia Code. n.s,
On molten Of the plaintiff, n,d.1td i ts, i hf he ssh 9th
Of kin Of said Catherine Mcponald talso
issg snoxg and saeh Ct them eaass their
appearance to be entered herein on or
Before the, frst rule day occurring after fe
date dnt Of Tie frst publication Of this order
otherwise the cause will be proceeded onx WIT y,
three his ofqao months Il IN the We shington Law
Reporter and The Evening star Newsparnssr prs
before said day Alan tyus eoIIs9ToEt eopy Test
eHSRLEs cgSh; sais,'s sTEWAkg cieTs, By CLARA
F. coNNELL' Deputy, Glerx 5ns, ,s.r,,5
IGRTENBEKS rSKr BaEkEk oE THE AttSFnsEs 1NED
States for the District of Columbia
HGdRs R50bf IS t. dS. Ssss ssSs rhat
Sis, has has obtained q from the ne Probate Court
mentsry M ls 'e on the estate Of Ida Rubin. also
District Of Columbia, deceased. All per;
with the vouchers thereof legally authen-
4h dsy to Of m Msch G g Osfer M
hss ~ s,5 BY .w Pc unSsp rTS
hfRa hiRs 'ais r IeHfENsERd liz frE National sres
BIDS Seal Attest; It ,;,;. THEopGRE 20 Pr SoGs,
y l lfoipRsissa s. CLERK Of ii the p PROBATE court
DORSEY K. OFFUTT. JOSEPH P: sMYTH
psHT cousf SUI 81 fHs GRfrEr
Y States ties for the District Of Columbia
hoidins Probate court1No; s.9 $3.50 rsd Ad
the subscriber, Of the District q Columbia
District Of Columbia, Letters Of Admins.
Lincoln Peckham. late Of the District O
coiunibia, deceased. An persons havinn,
vouchers thereof. legally authenticated, t
II the Mes s % a g Sssrs s thsg Sa
b. Law be excluded from all benefit Of saie
estate Given under 1nd my hsnd this Bvc y
Isesl) Attest: THEODORE coesWELL
eia, Clerk Of the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1947-03-15

About $4,000. 900 quarts Of frel
milk are delivered to American
homes and stores every day.
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

ALASKA COAL CoMPANY-Wanted t,
hire pick up trucks to deliver coal il
bags. Good pay. Call Ma. 5sss. Ia
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Of our large, LUXURIOUS 1917 3-rm. trailer
coaches Immed. delivery on all z models.
2-wheel coaches.
1e47 American HomecresD,. % IT. SCI s.
1e47 Travelo Cruiser 2212 f. 2,l95
1o47 z,umer ii pass1. 81 it. e.45o
1o47 2immer Is passi, 81 it. $3.50
1947 Schult Luxury Liner. !251a it, 2.595
1947 Travelo tsteeD, 81 #. 1850
1a47 Howard (alumirum) % # 1850
Prices include equipment and accessories,
drop cord door mats, fire eXtinguisher, s.
ton lift, hyd. jack. etc. Terms on IL,
Is, "a months.
1947 comb boat and utility trailer, S195 90
1a46 Granite exp. utility trailer 1873 80
1916 Granite exp. utility trailer 229.50
1916 Dor-Lee Trail Camper 595 90
1947 Kit-Camper aluminium 135 90
Al prices subject t9 sn shanEf I'm Titn9n NJ
AMERICAN TRAILER CO.. INC: 4030
wisconsin ave NV. Phone WO. 323l:
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DOWNEY RICE, THEODORE p. GERTH,
= Attorneys, Investment Building,
WASHINGTON, d. c.

E11SQ hdhTCu III 16ff' SAallco 6' SVeN ~ -
m THE p1srR1eclfft elftk COURT OF IHr
ssIn he MasssJ 81 fse dissSlgtion Isss eoe oi
necticut Avenue: NV, Washinston; ?. C G
CIVIL Action No, l1l6147 ;1To,, 7woSpEE 6, Sop OF
PoRATIoN-YpSn consldsIaation of Of ths n,
Eeetors Of Padgstt Systems. ,,,IT0n Inc uned nled
the ground that the objects of the cor
poration hsys been entirely sbandoMnsd od Mslcb It
1947, ordered. that all persons interested
n Padgstt Systems; Inc appearr arsI IN nans snis
on Or before the 3oth day 2. APRIL i9aT,
should not be dissolved; and it Is further
ordered. that notice of this order shall
be published in The Washington Law Re-
porter and The washington Star .atn neysr vs.
three consecutive weeks, the first inser-
tion to be not less than one month before
said, Isl r, ALAN rGoLpsBoRoggGH.:: g.l.
3eI4147. CHARLES E. STEWART, Clerk,
BY PAUL A, RosER, Deputy Clerk
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JOSEPH D. MALLOY, Attorney,
1913 Columbian Building, Wash, ID. G.

IN THE DISTRICT elfrk COURT OF THE II
United Satsi fer f B56pR th6 RsIgsn Plsnt II
HaRRY a BUDDE. Defendant.--No.
sssa.E7-The object Of this suit is Com.
plant for Absolute Divorce on the grounas {.
On motion of the plaintiff, it is this 9th
day Of February, 1914 9rdessd tfas bis ane ane
pearance to be entered herein on or before
te' he fortieth n day. exclusive Of sundays and nd
legal holidays, occurring after the day OF
wise the cause will be proceeded with as In
case Of default Provided c copy ~ OF tbrss 5nls
Successive weeks in the washington Law
Reporter, and The Evening Star. before
said day (SD T. ALAN GoLDSBQRQHGE'
.Tustice (Seal) Attest: CHARLES =.
ST1WART. Clerk. By CLARA F. CON9NIEll1L
nerhity Clerk mAl .S,lO
Evening star., 1947-03-15
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operated BY AMERICAN TRAILER Co
INC. mi. south asdo Of Alexandria' sShi on Route
trailer constructed by an. aircraft CO.;
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IS 39SSS Mashinston Baltimore blvd. BerWyn'
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Moines; permanent bed and bunk beds
sink sin and bar table. plenty storage space;
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TRAiLER. TRAIL 's Sleeps 4. good condition. Can
Keniiworth ave. MR. BoTELER. Best
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and Iowa SITS, Wash. Tour Camp. Hams Pt.
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LuGGAGE LIGe GiE"fR: FREIGHT Nd TRAILER; s75; 3
TRxER Tfoa tlss 1913 Roas sshTt UT Luxury 1na Liner
Old lot No. 5. washington Tourist Camp,
all day Sat and Sun; after Weekdays
HOUSE TRAILER, 81 #. long. furnished
Very reasonable: Can oeo be seen any Hodi time L
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FOR sALE-Luggage trailer eauipped as
dog carrier With four
Sf5s abM1KAL Ra FRAZIER, practically new q #
long will sleep 4 or 6 3 rooms; bottle gas
stove. water tank; will also sell .'3S' Cadil-
INTERNATIONAL K-7 tractor; 2S-ft. trail
mobile trailer, air brakes, 15oogallon gas
tank, heater, road lights, lO-tire 1ob:
asking $4,000; terms can be arranged.
Phone Spruce 0641. IL
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Trailer Village office. I6
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