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The Republican., 1947-12-04

Many attractions, similar to the
one pictured above, will be included
in the unusual parade which is to APP
pear in Oakland on Saturday, Decem-
Der -. The parade is scheduled to be-
Gin at 2 o'clock and will take about
two hours to pass given point.
Main features of the parade will
be the twelve fairytale floats which
depict stories and scenes familiar to
young and old. The floats are
mounted on jeeps and all of the
characters are mechanized with
springs, levers, cams and other con-
trivanccs which enable them to move
in a humorously life-like manner.
The assistance of IT'S high school
children will be necessary for all
floats.
The parade, sponsored by over fifty
participating merchants and business
men, the City Council, and the Mt.
Top Chamber of Commerce, will get
underway at the Fke athletic field
and will cover many Of the streets of
Oakland. The exact route Of the pro-
The Republican., 1947-12-04
Seal Sale Returns
Already Coming In

Returns from the Christmas Seals
mailed November 22nd are already
coming in, it was announced today
by Philip S. Morgan, President Of the
Maryland tuberculosis Association.
This year." said Mr.. Morgan, "be-
cause of a greatly increased program,
there is a dire need that we increase
our final returns. We have set $780,
100000 as our goal. All but So of this
money will remain in Maryland and
will be used to pay for free chest
clinics throughout the State and con-
tinuous programs of school and adult
health education and medical re-
search"
The Republican., 1947-12-04

selected and placed on display within
week, Mr.. Lehman said. Prizes
mentioned are already on display in
the windows of the West MARYLAND
Power company.
Home Decorations
Prizes are also being awarded for
outdoor home decorations. The decor
ations are to be completed by Satur-
day, December 13. Competent Judges
will award $50 for first prize, $25 for
second and $40 for third. Several of
the merchants already have decor
ated their store fronts and interiors
and others are expected to follow suit
this week. The Christmas trees on the
Episcopal lawn are also being decked
with colored bulbs and other decor
ations are being placed on the streets.
Circulars concerning the event will
continue to be distributed for the
next two weeks. Merchants an
nounced that business has been brisk
since last Friday, November %, when
the campaign got under way.
The Republican., 1947-12-04


Arrangements for the meeting at
which U. S. Senator Millard f. Tyd-
ings is to be the speaker, were being
completed this week. The dinner is
scheduled for Friday evening, Decem-
ber II, at the William-James hotel,
before joint meetings of the Oakland
Rotary club and the Mt. Top Cham
Der Of Commerce.
The dinner is limited to members,
due to lack of adequate space,
Charles L. Briner, president of the
Chamber of Commerce, stated Ro-
tary members are to be contacted on
Friday, and members of the Chamber
who plan to attend must contact w.
0. Davis, secretary, before Monday,
December 8, he stated.
The Board of Directors of the
Chamber Of Commerce are planning
meeting this evening to discuss a
number Of business matters.
The Republican., 1947-12-04
Five Generations

There was son born to Mr.. and
Mrs. F. f. Fridley, of Gormania, w,
Va, on Tuesday, November 25, MAX
ing the fifth living generation as
follows:
Mrs. Katherine Brown, Swanton;
Frederick F. Brown, Deer Park; Mrs.
Marjorie Fridley, Hendricks, W. Va;
Frederick f. Fridley, Gormania, w.
Va, and Frederick Allen Fridley.
The Republican., 1947-12-04
Ordered To Support Children

At a hearing before Magistrate H.
A. Loraditch yesterday morning
Gordon Hileman, Friendsville, was
ordered to pay $50 per month for the
support of his two children, for a
period of three years.
Hileman was arrested on a charge
of non-support and desertion sworn
out by his wife, Mrs. June Hileman.
The accused furnished bond in the
amount of $1,800.0O
The Republican., 1947-12-04
Terra Alta To Get
Manufacturing Plant

Employment eventually for some
100 men at Terra Alta, w. Va, is be-
ing planned by r. E. Uptegraf
Manufacturing company Of Scottdale,
Pa, when branch plant for the
making of transformers is fully
established there, it was announced
this week.
Operation of the branch, with i'm
mediate employment of 25 men, is
scheduled to begin in February or
March, in a two-story tile-block
building owned by George f. Keim,
which has heen leased
The Republican., 1947-12-04

William Andrew Gonder, aged 65,
merchant in Oakland for forty-five
years, died at his home last Wednes-
day afternoon, November 26, at 2:30
p. m., two weeks after returning from
Doctors Hospital, Washington, D. c.,
where he had been a patient for two
months following an operation.
A well known resident Of this
county, and active in Democratic poll
tics, Mr.. Gonder operated a con-
fectionery store for number of years
which lately has been known as Gond-
er's Cut-Rate store.
Mr.. Gonder served as a justice of
the peace at Oakland for a number
of years, and as the present substi-
tute trial magistrate. During the war
he was chairman of the Selective
Service Board at Oakland and also
was chief appraiser for the Home
Owners Loan Corporation. He was
elected to the Oakland City council
in March, 1913, and served for two
years. He was also member of the
County Board Of Education. He was
appointed to the Board in June, 1920,
to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation Of Joseph 7. Glotfelty, of
Crellin Road. Mr.. Gonder served un-
til May, 1924, being succeeded by H.
A. Loraditch, who served for eleven
years.
Mr.. Gonder was a member of ST.
Peters Catholic church, the knights
Of Columbus, and the Holy Name So
ciety.
A native of Oakland he was a son
Of the late A. 3. and Mary Casteel
Gonder and was born November II,
1882.
He is survived by his widow, the
former Miss Hattie MoTrison; four
daughters, Mrs. Genevieve Higgins,
Gladys B. Gonder and Mrs. James l..
Pollock, all Of Oakland; and Mrs.
Arthur LaWton, Jr., Washington; and
one son, Andrew C. Gonder, Balti-
more, and 10 grandchildren. Also sur
viving are two brothers, former State
Senator Bernard |. Gonder, Oakland
who is member Of the Board Of
State Forests and Parks; and Francis
F.. Gonder, Valley Forge, Washing
ton; and two sisters, Mrs. Lawrence
X. Dixon, Washington, D. c.; and
Miss Charlotte Jean Gonder, Oak
land
Funeral services were conducted at
8 o'clock on Saturday morning from
st. Peters Catholic church with Rev.
Fr, Ervan Maisel officiating. Inter
ment was in the Catholic cemetery.
Pallbearers were /. r. Rudy, L. NJ.
Fraley, A. G. Gortner, F. R. Shaffer,
Gordon McRobie and A. G. Hesen.
Honorary pallbearers included DR..
4. |. Baumgartner, Cecil Smith, Neil
V. Liller, S. f. Hamill H. A, Lora-
ditch, A. 7. Matthews, E. w. Helbig,
f. A. Shaffer Earl Shartzer, George
Littman, Ed Wallace, w. A. Sturgiss,
Harry l.. Stemple, James P. Treacy,
f. E. Rathbun, Frank A. Smouse, D.
R. Sincell, Harland L. Jones, Emile
German, Judge d. Lindley Sloan,
Oliver H. Bruce, Jr., Ray Teets, Joe
Calls, Milton Pritts, Horace Codding-
ton, Neil Fraley, Grover Stemple, Will
liam Gibson, Joseph Z. Helbig, |. j.
Bosley, Joe Hinebaugh, Ray Jones,
James Bell, Arthur Warwick, Fred
Crick Thayer, II. L. Bittner, Guy Hine-
baugh, Edwin Fry, Robert Coffey, H.
C. Sincell, Scott W. Shirer, B. B.
Nethkin, A. g. Ross, Paul w. Mcln-
tire, Karl Lehman, Frank Kley and
Mckinley Stevens.
The Republican., 1947-12-04
Sion will be announced.

NcSSiOl Will nc dIlHOullCcu
Prizes To Be Given Away
The parade is just part of a
Christmas shopping event for Oak
land. Christmas savings coupons are
being distributed by participating
buiness men for purchases of %
cents, making customers eligible for
$1,000 in prizes which will be given
away at the conclusion of the
Christmas season.
Following is partial list of prizes
to be warded during the sales promo
ton, as released by Karl Lehman,
chairman of the committee: Kelvin
ator freezer, Maytag washer, Ma
jestic phonograph radio combination,
Westinghouse electric roastcr, lounge
chair and ottoman, two girls BIZ
cycles, boys bicycle, MiXmaster cleo
trio mixer, Sunbeam electric iron,
floor lamp, all wool blanket, 10 per-
cent wool blanket, colorful Indian
blanket three battery electric COM
bination portable radios
A number Of other prizes are to be
The Republican., 1947-12-04
Former kitzmiIler Man Retires

After twenty-four years Of being in
the baking business Carl f. Wolff, of
Baltimore, has returned to private
life. He conducted bakery in Kitz-
miller from 1912 to 1914.
He is now residing at 1904 Beech
field Avenue. Baltimore. %
The Republican., 1947-12-04
Holding Open House

Homemakers clubs of the county
are holding "open house. today, to-
morrow and Saturday in the office of
the home demonstration agent in the
postoffice building, from ? to 4
o'clock.
There are displays of gift sugges-
tions, ideas for gift wrappings and
table decorations from various clubs
The Republican., 1947-12-04

Mrs. N. l. Broadwater has returned
to Oakland after spending several
days with her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Julius c. Renninger,
at Takoma Park.
Evening star., 1947-12-05

Veloeipedes to make any youne-
ster happy. SturdiIy constructed
with steel frame, step plate for
easy mounting. Large rubber
tired wheels, adjustable seat and
hondebors. Three sizes:
Evening star., 1947-04-01

GUARANTEED rebuilt tfansmissions,
refs sr snd' rsssr asa S aaa sfD n:
eaEs eIas4 'asas insasisa s 1ea Z sREaaa RG CO.
,s4S M4SrES HSntass orsss ave Space ior
Dealer may have right to sell on commits
BUICK isUn Iss1s Push.butson radio, 1887 Cadillac
and and Frisidairs motor. MATIRKo. "a.
n n II INTEREsTED a asT in automobile insurance
and finance plan at substantial SAVINGS,
ancHaNfezI sall IA. fezl WORK done on all makes
of automobiles. promptly at Ieaionapniiss
ALL fl.Is' MAKES a Esl1 AUTO REPAIR, Me sIsS'
TowBAR, fSd T. used used once. See at corner Of
Old Bladensbusg rd and Piney Branch
Si,ysT Nsp spTins,n anaar M ,.ed .uto PARTS. has
moved NOV from G4oI L ST. Sc. to larger
qaFssrs suTo sUnadasE G. 1asa Il s
neatest one you've ever seen: suitable lor
merchants. farmers, fishermen ano TOUT
ing Low priced at ARCADE oa PoNT1AS yJa snins- Go
sEwTYpk saRs Ta1sssi TIRG ed RKcarPise by the lat
est safety process; beautidaai sscfions sFeaa II
sappea sapp eirs at Is AscADE ef sS4
ington's Largest Ponoiac Osaitef, 49,
irving st. NV, AID. $500. Quick. emcieW
Pontiac OWNERS, ATTENTION, We
carry q large stock of good-auality seat
fit other models of General Motors cars.
Prompt and neat installation II desired.
ARCADE PONTIAC CO., 1437 Irving 81.
coMPnETE III BRAKE sERyICE-Hydraulic
parts, Innings on the shoes; labor and ma, ma,
terials fully guaranteed. CLIFFS BRAKE
SEPVTCE 2O02 Z ST. NV, ME. 6232. 10
FOUR MODEL A TIRES, tubes, wheels;
good cond.: $50. Call after 9 p.m.' SH'
TRUCK BODIES REPAIRED, altered and
painted to your requirements. Truck Dody
dept, FRED S. GICHNER IRON WORKS,
| INC. 1914 oath st. NV, RE. 24l9. =
Evening star., 1947-04-01
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1871 taxi; recent new motor
heater; sxSe cend; s%sf sosd tires; Clean fi
s5 1sis bss r pss aaar a1S Sd tile
PLYmo6TH rIia oStfa iss4 sedan; in rood runnin,
ifs ss7 s dsor sa?' eoaeS a
PnYM61Ta PT.SSi S1fG 1855 % 9door sedan: radio sne
heater psssed ins1psction; sSsellen1
PONTIAC soHii iS4S 's-door; radio ana heater
dition; Price s9s5. LOGAN MOTOR CO.
2saRs PsSRIa a1sh 1s Isis H9 etreaner eioG s" 4door
sedan: pearl cray; radio and heater. seat
miIss: persscts condition: se,ss5. n.
PoNTnAo pasNr 1sss e s,issr II stresk 20" s-door
ssss sFs sresa ca 9s ats9 rian SEQ g. 4sss sSpato
sss ssss tsss' 's: 'ssS ss sss' :ss
PsssF PosTIAd 2 : m1ass De luxe e-cylinder coach;
STATION WAGON. 1889 Ford dc luxe
must mus SVs sen this IL; wi week: $500; consider
terms. "RopER." 1880 R. I. ave. ne. II
sTUDEBAKER 1a4l Champion 2-door:
esa ssats5 e. sHs esh T. .s aeu s
sfUDssAkER ni afaE aA 1916. eS commanaer 4-door
sedan Isds and ssas @ sh car n ba.n. ysry e1Sa
payments. Can be seen at 1917 18th
" WHY'S h;x 1s41 tAmericar> de luxe sedan;
sFsesns '99stRn 19so s s1ss sve n consider
nsses in any model snfnff WHY'S
Terms as low as $25 down; limited am amount; (
Evening star., 1947-04-01
All advertisements offering auto
mobiles for sale must include actual
selling price of car.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BTTICK 1910 Limited 6-passenger sedan;
radio and heater, excellent tires; Sers SeS
clean; da must see to appreciate; sI,sSo'
suick B isni42 is42 Super sedanette; low mile
age: extra clean; l.495 sa GKADsY MG- ny
Wb su1ck x0Y Ys4i esa specis g sedanette; real bar
gain at S1,195: consider terms. ROPER
BUICK de luxe custom. large e-pass;
or or $500 cash and $4S month. ROPER. "
sGiSk isss 4-degg sEo RoasmastsE sssh ssasa sasa
fHS sGeR Shfazsds 1915 SUPER
covers. Wheel sfi@ agz rings s9 Mog T5ss, do !i5e
sa32 Georgia ave, Silver Spring. 81. 2242.
BUICK '4e Super 4-door; fully equipped,
GIL. 1888 from am. to $50 pm, Gil,
BUICK sY4e ks'ffSs,s7 1887 e.door: recently overhauied
chDiLLae aaS $40 $40 fTsep fimepsne. ne@ .pass I'm
periaI Is: chauffeur driven. one owner.
beautfu eondsVn Us sSSp9 Or bss
offer under, Write E. LANGFoRD. 3I17
s4.%.is ss os ssss ssssa qsas1 g. Nay as
erosaE g SssH HudR H9Is sa ssssF soos garage MR.
1871 COnftrLlUlc
heater. foslights. etc: 3o.ooo miles ex3
CADILLAC 1a4a, gray; radio. new and
2 exesllens KS i tres Sss4 peri sond 10000 mi'
CHEVROLET 1884 coach; good tires and
heater. S275. 2s3s No. Military rd., Arl.,
CHEVROLET 1s4e club coupe: new motor.
Ps5o s1c soSa %asadsaToN i6RssSa DENTAL Co. isoa
tGsiIEsyRoIET q 81 4 " ie4i Fleetline sedan: radio.
heater; S1,075; consider terms. ROPER" !"
1880 r. l. ave. ne. l.
CHEVROLET I94s Special de luxe .4-door:
black. 5 tires, heater, new paint Job, clean
inside and out. excellent. condition; prt-
vate party: S1.2e0. DU. 6644. 1915 goth
CHEVROLET 1s41 5-pass. club coupe; ae.-
600 mi: radio, heater, new tires: excel.
cond; S1,095. Elk. 4549; ewes. TIE,
CHEVROLET 1941 Special de luxe 2-door:
radio and heater: black finish This car
is N excellent condition; price, S1.0g5.
LOGAN MOTOR CO.. 3540 14th NV. Ho.
CHEVROLET 1s4s 4-door sedan; best
cash t.fer under s1.50o. Cal Shepherd
CHEvRoLET civ < 1885 ss a-door; good condition;
$500 OF best offer under; recently passed
D. C. inspection. us Somerset pi: NV.
CHEVROLET 1871 Special de luxe 2-door
sedan, radio and heater excellent condi-
ton; Se75. Gail Overlook 1929.
CHEVROLET 1915 sedan delivery; new,
some extras; $1,000. 4212 7th st. NV.
IA b543. S
Evening star., 1947-04-01
PROPOSALS.

WASHINGTON SUBURBAN Sanitary Com
mission-Contract No, 37-W-Cleanine
and painting interior OF basins, reservoirs
and wash water tanks--Sealed proposals
for cleaning and painting interior Of the
Goa gulating basins. filtered water reservoirs
and wash water tanks at the Robert 3
Morse alter plant, Burnt Mills, Maryland
on Contract 3337-w. viii be received at the
office Of the Washington Suburban SAINT
tary Commission until 11:45 M, Eastern
standard time. Friday. April IL, 194T, al
which ace ard time they will be publicly
opened and read. Plans and speciheations
may be obtained from Harry R. Hall. cniel
engineer of the commission. Hvettsyille
Maryland FRANK B. SMITH. LACY
SHAW. DWIGHT B. GAIT. Commissioners
Evening star., 1947-04-01
TRAIkERS.

ss1 Sz.zsaf Hs SBsss 5Ss q
raer ses Sa By an aIreras e'@:
SeT boEvARp s4E sEaeEF TRhnR affR ss1S
S5o6 WashinsStiosns, + ss Baltimore blvd. Berwyn.
NaA1nERcoAcH Me1 T2Ss6 safs' HEADQUARTERS for
past years. Your. housing problem can
sesslsd quickly from onr seysssi rev rev
Fnanoe fof "a mont months ss desired aissins
9i6 sRas1s snS soate
Berwyn. Nd. Phone TO. 5035.
LIBERTY, 1874, like new, 8 complete rms.
sink. T. gas cook stove: heater. inner -spTing
bed and studio couch; L pvt. owner: best
2Sgh ss5sE sS 5Tfb to the housing proolem
as heated I dooTs; ysnt,isssd ROOT, W. HbEETER-
Pstm2fs nsn aERIdAS SeFEy Mf seRu T3 z
mer and Trsvelo trailer coaches, Granite
med asSasd delivery iF OAK Grove court Trailer,
operated BY AMERICAN TRAILER CO.,
on. nj so south asso Ss Asxa5aTa nI ss51 on Route
GLIDER HOUSE TRAiIEKs; ie47: some
with elsc rsfsT an1d bottled II gas ,osofa sooE
eSEE ssSkii c. 0 aeoTsia 0a
nyFN stIysF spring inn Ma HaSIsS f made easy and
thrifty when you rent one Of our luggage.
utility trasrs and boat sFaisrS RE fhe
faHae ETGeAGf GP' TRAILER, TRAILER Axe. Call ow.
LUGGAGE TRATLER./4 feet wide. Z feet
long, complete with tarpaulin. spare tire.
hitch. brand-new tires. excellent condi-
tion throughouti $3.50 cash. 1906 Farra-
as NATIoNAL-A repossessing agent has
this trailer and must sell It 6y Apil 81
burg s I'd. and piney sranch, silver spring,
Fok RESTstass AND 30 box .sz type e. all
Gf Gs nsssa ssso % aESTsTRAGaR EsH ser % eo. 1868
fs kfw hSS Noon ASi house xs trailer 1e4s: rooms;
ngssn tourist Ga Camp; hpo.t,ed-gss stove Sood
tres, a electric brakes; .periset condition:
seen at MeGrogan's Service Station, Ala
CURTIS oama s1a WRIGHT, RIGHT si', aluminium; lifetime
Bathroom. See the sensational new 90
Asc Sa'T TRAILER peF SALES. NC. o. S. No. + /,
BsrEyn, Md 4x,s TewsE ss ai.Ep 4g4a sxtrs ,rs in
NOW TRADE IN your used trailer for one
coaches Immed delivery on all Z models.
2-wheel coaches.
I947 American Momecrest), 25 IT. s2.1e5
1947 Travelo Cruiser. 2211 f. 2195
4-wheel tandems.
1917 thinner, t6 pass.i.t 81 tt $3.50
1a47 Schult Luxury Liner. 25ls IT. 2.Te5
I947 Travelo tsteeD, 81 it. 1850
Prices include equipment and accessories,
drop cord door mats. fire extinguisher, B.
ton lift. hyd. jack, ETC. Terms on IL.
Is, "a months.
1947 Comb boat and utility trailer. 81 95 90
1916 Granite exp. utility trailer 19a so
] 946 Granite exp. utility trailer 22a.50
1946 Dor-Lee Trail Camper - 595 90
1947 Kit-Camper taluminuml T35 90
Open ewes and Sun TIL pa pm.
Wisconsin ave. NV Phone WO. 3231.
Evening star., 1947-04-01
Natures Children
By Lillian Cox Athey

April's children have been allotted
the most coveted gem in the world.
the pure white diamond. Even In
Pliny's time. the diamond was first
choice. Not only among precious
stones but Of all human possessions.
Kings even found them costly. Few
Of them could boast collection.
In history, fiction and romance no
stone has been given q more lead
ing part. ~
Men attributed great power to this
gem. The Romans and Greeks con-
tended that since fire and water
did not affect these stones II meant
that nothing gould ,subdues their
hidden strength. .Dialnonda were
supposed to heal insanity and pre-
serve virtue. ri ~ 3A
Although the diamond is this
hardest stone known, 1t breaks
readily for an expert because
parallel to each Of its eight faces
are planes. Here the molecular
cohesion is far less than elsewhere
so that the stone cleaves or splits
along these planes. A
Diamonds are pure carbon. The
same type found inside lamp CHM
neys and outside saucepans. But
the carbon of the diamond has been
crystallized under great pressure.
Ideal stones are colorless, fawless,
possessing great fire" and bril-
liancy. Few stone possess all four
qualities. There may be color tints,
cracks or streaks, lack Of luster or
the inclusion of foreign matter.
Rare diamonds with a strong
emerald, sapphire or ruby color have
been found. The largest stones have
become world famous. The Cul-
Imam diamond Is the largest ever
found, came from India. One given
the most publicity Is the Hope
diamond owned by Mrs. e. B.
Mclean of Washington, D. G.
Evening star., 1947-04-01

WANTED TO BUY 1940-41-42 Hudson
cars, ali models; top cash price; appraiser
on duty from 9 am: to 9 pm. POTOMAC
MOTOR SALES, INC, 1905 N. II. ave. 2. ".
URGENTLY NEEDED-An types Of used
cars. Get high cash price now. GENE
GAsTLEBERRY. 1916. BenninE I'd n.e'
NEED IiGHT CAR BADLY, have al cash.
Prefer Ford or Plymouth. 1889 to 1891.
Call LU. 1443. -S
BUCKS wanted regardless Of price; for / 0
sARNEs-sANDERs aaIs Ssls a1Ess MO GoTo5Rs. 1900 I4th
st. NV, corner Of N. Open $50 to $50.
Closed Sundays ID
PONTIACS wanted regardless Of price; for
10 days only name your price; all cash.
BARNES-SANDERS MOTORS. 1900 14th
st. NV. corner of N. Open $40 to $50.
HAVE HAVE YOU 4 CAR or truck for salea You
want a. fair price? Call Rockville 1881.
MILLER HUGHES MOTOR CO.. " mi.
from court house, on Gaithersburg pike.
Rockville, Md. Open an. to 6 pm. II
PRIVATE PARTY viii pay top price for
good, clean, late-model or new car slightly
used Call after pm, FA. 1869. ~
VETERAN wishes to talk to persons having
new car to sell. Call FIR. $500, Ext. rs.
1l 1a4e AND is47 MODELS wanted Let US
try TO top your price. CENTRAL MOTOR
SALES, 1892 Conn. ave, EN-. 9754 or Wo.
e23o. Bob Terrstt o. ]. Dewsy Rice.
Evening star., 1947-04-01
LEcAL NOTICES tcoNT.y.
JACOB Il. HALPER, Attsrney.

n,srn1cr cousT lsNsssrsn. 81 s'dTi THr UNITED
States for the District of Columbia
Holding Probate court.--No 6s3S5. Adj
ministration This is TO Give Notice:
Tfat the subscriber Of the State Of
Florida, has obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District Of Columbia. Letters
Testamentary on the estate Of u Allen
Grifath, also known as Henry A. Grifhth.
late of the District Of Coiumbis; deceased
All persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warmed to exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof. legally
before the i4th day Of March, AID. la4s;
otherwise they may by law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate Given
under my hand this 14th day OF March.
1877. LUNA w. GRIFFITH 800 Biscayne
Building, Miami. Fla. tSeall Attest;
MELVIN j. MARQUES, Deputy Register q
wills for the District of Columbia, CLERK
of the Probate Court. mh25. 5.apl y.
Evening star., 1947-04-01
Dyson Ordered 10 Pay
SIS Weekly 10 Family

Justice James M. Proctor OF Dis
trict Court yesterday ordered War
rem G. Dyson, of the 1900 block Of
Longfellow street NV, plastering
contractor, to pay s55 week as
support to his wife, Mrs. Dorothy S.
Dyson, of the 1900 block of Ellicott
street NV, and children.
Dyson's testimony at hearing
earlier this month precipitated an
investigation when he testified in
District Court he had given "in-
spectors" liquor to stay of their
bad lists"
The testimony was given in answer
to question to account for funds
listed for Entertainment"
Evening star., 1947-04-01
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1912 cab over engine. stake
body; fine cond:: excel; tsi5ss. tTS.spss,a
ssJe Is 1889 rel sa1s1ss 1sfo6s sssPe
VuSDsr ways IS raq 1855 aR1son dumps; ine sond:
saS rs itoD Eae6er panss nsE saeei cona and
sSesp s1es At ss7s es Tractors and
nses usepus sns sizes saRF AZ nEsS MoToR Co.
66obbGE ls45 a,son De iu,s chassis; cha. i'll! IS
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ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS. BY Central
Motor Co., GMC truck dealer:
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1912 Chevrolets, 1la-ton stakes.
1912 Fords, .1h-ton stakes
1942 Chevrolets, 5-ton dumps.
Panels-Fords, Dodges
Buses-29 and 10 PASSENGER, :,
900 Army trucks, 6x6s, 6x4s, 4x4s, Va
to ton stakes dumps. tractors, pickups,
cargoes, semitrailers.
Bodies-Stakes, vans.
tiona1 trucks at both our new plants,
Alex. and Arlington. CENTRAL MOTOR
CO., GMC Truck Dealer. 5000 Lee hwy,
GEORGETOWN. cross Key Bridge, turn right
onto Lee hwy. (U. S. oil or 29), drive "a
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