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GARAGES FOR RENT.

18th AND C SITS. N.E.-Brick building
balanced doors, street entrance: rent, SIC
per month.
Rear 164S Irving SITS. n.w.-Brick build.
Call Mr.. Whalen, with VIM. M. THROCk-
MORTON. DI. 6092.
COLORED-REAR 400 5th ST. N.E.-One-
car garage: metal. Call LU. 1888. "a
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Word Game

Find 29 or more common English
words in
AMNEs
meaning, "forgetfulness, overlook
ing" Average mark Is n words.
Time limit, Is minutes.
Rules Of the Came. Words must be
Of four or more letters. 2. Words which
acquire four ist:srs .,, BY ne addition 81
used g. Only one form OF . sword Is used
T. Proper names are not used. list will
be published tomorrow.
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AUTU TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

vans. stakes, panels and pickups; for hire
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VETERAN desires household moving, gen.
eial hauling: vans, stakes panels; white
Tispi TRUCK Aii FOR HIRE, hauling. trash re-
moval moving. TR. S27l. pa
VAN TRUCKS. large or small Jobs: expert
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GARAGES FOR SALE.

PREFABRICATED, steel and aluminium ga
RACES. shops ana factory bldgs:. erected
complete with engineering service. DU-
POINT IRON WORKS, INC, 1856 18th st
n u 1-RR -CI
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AUTO PAINTING.

AUTO PAINTING-No appointments til
after August 10. GILBERT,
Afro PAINTING-Complete> job. $50: Sc
lect your color work guaranteed. ADDI-
SON CHEVROLET. 1922 18th st. NV.
no -500
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Goren on Bridqe

A very simple hand in which the
Interpretation of the various bids
should have been very clear and yet
which caused considerable confu-
sion among players who held it, is
shown today.
South opened the bidding with a
club. North responded with one
heart and South quite properly re-
bid one no-trump. North, there
upon, bid two clubs and 1t Is South's
decision at this point that governs
the destiny of the hand Most Of
the South players felt that they had
already done their duty and passed.
Some of them decided to show their
slightly additional values by bidding
two no-trump which did not have
happy ending.
1t was all question Of the
I Interpretation that South should
place upon North,s bid of two clubs.
Most of them decided that it simply
indicated dislike of no-trump and
was not constructive bid. That is
the reason they passed. I do not
OCiACNC Itlio W bC SOulkd
1t is good principle of bidding that
whenever your partner could have
passed and he does not do so, it is
step forward and must be regarded
rs constructive bid. In the words
of one of our former eminent
authorities. If you could have
passed and do not, you'd better pro-
duce some groceries"
South at this point should bid two
hearts. This may meet with some
objection on the ground that his
heart support is not very adequate.
That is true, but North already
knows this and must take 1t into
consideration before making any
further bids.
South in saying in effect: Part
ner, did not raise you from one
heart to two hearts. remember that.
I am simply giving you one more
mild chance because you refused to
quit. Do not expect too much Of
me. I am not increasing the con-
tract Don't overlook the fact that
my hand is evenly balanced"
AS soon as North learns Of the
slight heart At, he has good reason
to risk a game contract, knowing
that no more than one diamond
trick can be lost and feeling con-
fident from the previous bidding
that South has an important value
in spades.
(Copyrisht 1n47: Nv Chsr,as n cJoren
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AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE.

ARE YoU PLANNING vacation or busi--
ness trip? Rent a new 1947 Chevrolet
sedan NATIONAL DRIVURSELF SERV-
ICE, 125 Que st. ne, DU. 1884. --25
Evening star., 1947-07-24
PARKING LOTS.

WANTFD-open-a used-car lots in Be-
thesda, Silver Spring, New York ave. ne,
or anv other main arteries. LEWIS
BROWN, Ma $40; ewes, EN-. 1851. -25
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED

WANTED-1947 Ford. Dodge and chey-
roIet la-ton pickups. Write full details
27H
$500, CASH for light truck. pickup pre-
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VINCENT L. S%l TSoMEExx. *. 4s1s. ,s!s 18th Street
Filed July Is. 1e41; Charles E. Stewart

L., loo"E1t 1"kh St'Ses
Filed July Is. Ie45; Charles E. Stewart
m THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United ssates for 5ss Rsries Ct Of Gfso
yzsILEos KaNELASos; .S &c for cha3Es oEnFR 4
or PuBLICATIoN.-Pe VaSileos kane
LAGOS having f1led petition comp ant amt
Pauline Connell and also the names of his
john Peter conneii and, having applied Ior
ouired by law in such cases. it IS. by the
SqII4 This 10Th DAY Of July; cyo,ctEned aSas
show cause. If any there be, on or before
the 9th day of August. l94s. why the
prayers of said petition tcomplainO should
not be sranted; Provided: that copy tor OF
fhree consecutive weeks before saio day in
The washington Eysning stas and TIE fass
COURT: 81 H. A. sCHWE1NHAg4T' scIIVi5 AAs4
CHARLES e. STEWART, Clerk. BY ELLA
MCDONALD. Deputy Clerk. jy1 1.24.31
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MORRIS d. SCHWARTZ, Attorney,
503 Chandler Building:

Filed July l3' la4.i Gi, ChafieS T. ote""r''
IN THE p1srR5eFs GRgRT H,!4z;c. q Of co;gm THE
is-In re: Condemnation for the acauisi-
ton o. Lots to ~ 54c ,nd a9d lots totI to 80 O.
inc, in Square 5335 No. District Court
No 3o63-The object Of this ds sult y t,dS, 5o
awards for lots - and l3 in Square 2:t:55,
in the District of Columbia; TO paXid ld
Cooper, as appears in the, petition OF the
said David Cooper filed herein, on June
IL. 1877. On motion Of the plaintiff; II
is this 18th day of July 1917, ordered that
The respondents, jerome E. olenick and ID
Julian olenick cause their appearance to
be entered herein on or before the fortieth
dav. exclusive of Sundays and legal holi-
DAYS. occurring after the day Of the nrSt
puhlica tion of this order: otherwise the
caUse will be proceeded with as in case Of
default Provided. copy of this order De
published once week for three successive
weeks IN the Washirsto1 Law Reporter and an
The Evening Star before said day e ,
Il A. SCHWE1NHAUT. Justice: tSeaI ,
Attest CHARLES E. STEWART, Clerk. BY
ELLA MCDONALD. Deputy Clerk.
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GRoSsBERG, YOCHELsoN & BRILL,
Attnrneys I1AA St. NV.

p1srRfcF h..or"eS5uir eeSouiRT r' OF F THE UNITED
Hoidins Probate Court.-No, 69oS1. Ad-
ministra ation.--1his. is to Give Netiee: That
has Obtained from the Probate Court Of
the the District OF Columbia. Letters Of Ad1
miristfation, C.T.A. oil the estate n OF 81
Of Columbia deceased All persons having
Claims against, the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof. legally authenticated. to
the subscriber. on or before the 26th day
Of June, AID. 194s: otherwise they may
By law be excluded. from all benefit OF o sac
estate Given under my hand this shth
day of June, 1871. WILLIAM NELSON
sYEAM, Jr:. 2ee7 3rd s.. ss.a,sEE NE Seal Seal: ;
Rseister of wills for the District of Co.
lunbia Clerk of the Probate Court.
iv1O.1H.24
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WHITFoRD W. CHESTON, Attorney,
Alhee Bldg,

DISTRICT COURT ns2Io, az TIE # c1I,Smbid TNTTED ?
Holding Probate Court-No. 69.263, Ad-
ministra Gtisi ation.WThis is TO Give Notice: That
the subscriber, OF the, District of Columolat nt
the District of Columbia, Letters OF Ao.
ministration, CT.A. on, the estate of f
Mae r Waesche, late of the District OF
Claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same; WITH WITH t9e ne
vouchers thereof, legally authentieateea, 10
Of ofe june, SUso A.D. l94S; otherwise they, may
BY law be excluded from all benefit IT, OF SO salS
day of .Inne, 1877 ELIZABETH M. KET-
TIER, 63a G St, NV; Seal Attest /; !;
MELVIN J. MARQUES, Deputy REGISTER OF OF
Wills for the District of Columbia, ClerK
OF the Probate Court. 1yIO.lI,24-
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radio, heater, 10000 miles; real buy il
you need q fine car; S1,650. Call MA
FORD 1891: new tires. new battery;
good running; $3.50 or best offer under
FORD ia4e Tudor black sedan; seat eeyers
1Ford1; I'LL 18th st. NV. dsth and ID
FORD super de luxe TgdoE: 191sa,a 5000 miles
FORD Al Super owner-rated 4-door, ra-
dio heater sDotlisht bumper suard: an
sand finish: for 1875 you can buy i st
LOGAN GEordS; I'LL 18th st. NV. usth
S5a5; also 1885 Ford Tudor cheap transo
sIa5. cash or terms. REPUBLIC MOTOR
condition; sos. Private owner. ,cH
HuDsoN 1895 coupe: 5000 cash. Engine
in GOOD condition new battery, body and
uphols. fair cond,,. good tires and ! IN n
fan. cond,. starter in need OF repair 542e
b HUDSON 1912 "6' o-pass. club coupe; r
Offer under. MR.. WRIGHT, MA. a51s
aauhDosooN,S hub o,So oiisss: radio and heater, , rev
| tires. motor recently overhauled perfect
black hnish; 1928 or best offer under
HUDSON 1s4s Super soa a-dr; Used sedan: heat Ct
HUDSON l946 Super ''G'' 4-dr. sedan; ra.
dio aud heater: 81 .625 cash. 1916 Adams
St. ne, Apt 4. Ho. 4s52- "a
HUDSON 1946: r. and h, seat covers: ST.
a WI IMoToR sfssRt Coo 5ood Nc sme ow 1906 1906
iTfn'ssss Tfpsos Fl f54o 1sas seay sedan
low-mileage car which is like brand-nev
throughout, with bfand-nsw tires; SS95 n,
! Rhode Island ave. ne. 80
HUDSON 1941 '6" 2-door; excel, cond
tflroughout. heater: priced for quick sale
sl.955; PARKWAY. 3o5l N St; ~ ~
fine inside and out; must sell: private
s995;, guarantee pass inspection See be-
JEEP. 1a46. civilian tan; low mileage, com.
plete curtains. turn indicators. african
cushions. spare tire; push-button starter
rear bumper; sea.. shift on steering col
umn; S1.050. Call Victor 1884. -24 :,
JEEP 1a43 military: new paint, new full
top and curtains; runs like new: SS25.
Can be seen at WuLY'S OF WASHING
TON. INC, 1924 / st. NV. "a
JEEP l946, S1,oe5: very good condition;
low mileage; heater; fully equipped. 211e
Z st. nT. Phone ME-. $3.50. "a
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VINCENT L. TOOMEY, 1915 18th Stree
NV, Ma. 1879.
WARD H. OEHMANN, Attorney,
oIt WashiurtOu Building,

prsTBIcT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia.
Holding a Probate Court.--Estste Of Peter
ynfnistration Docket 146.-Applica ton haV-
ing beer made herein for, letters Of ADMIN MN
istration on said estate. by Ward Il; 0en- I1.
AID, ie47. that the unknown heirs at law
and next Of kin Of Peter cunningham: df1 in
ceased. and all others CONCERNED; appear IN IN
AUGUST, AD la47, at 1000 O'Clock AN.
TO Show cause why such application Should
not he granted Let notice hereof be pub
iiehed in the washington Law Reporter"
and The Evening star" once in each of
three successive weeks before the return
to be not less than thirty days before said
rettJrn dav witness the Honorable
RoLITHA j. LAWS. Chief Justice, of said
(seal.i Attest: MELVIN J. MARQUES:
Deputy Register of Wills for the DISTRICT OF
Columbia, Clerk of the Probate Court.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

JOS. D. DI LEO, Attorney for Petitioner
1910 Vermont Ave. NV.
Clerk.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF The
United states for the District OF CO.
Igmbls i s Ag AgpllsssieePR sNieR 1owE q SohN IN
fants, for Change of Name.-Ciyil Action
No ss6s47LoRgA1nNIEp ScH9MRE HIVE nsxi and
LANCE LOWE, having filed a complaint
fe chsnsng snHgR shein and nanss aScG
ScHIJHR and having applied to the Court
or order Of publi9ss0e tSes cases 9f hs s By
the Court, this 18th day of July l94 ..
that all on on befoe
afh day of Aueust. l947. why the prayers
q ssd sh9Hd Of not ns be oTder Be-
nubLshed once a week for three CONSECUTIVE
weeks before sad day IN Ths Reaorter ssS
II A, sCHWEINHAUT. Justice s1yn ISSan'
True Copy. TsSf CHARdLEssl CMHcAAdNslb 5 HepM bepnty
clerk ~ S'-f'''i-
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CHEVROLET 1e46 Fqeetmaster 2-door; b:
low mileage: S1,995. CHEREER BREWER
4477 Conn ave- NV. Wo. 1899. -2
is blue and has very low mileage: S2.495.
COOK MOTOR CO.. 22nd and l. st. Nv
DI. e626, -2o
Evening star., 1947-07-24

FORD 1910 club coupe, factory radio,
original black finish, like new; really an
unusually clean car; SSa5. COOPER
MOTOR CO., 1900 wisconsin ave, EN-.
Evening star., 1947-05-10
|Womon Freed After SiIencinq
Policeman by Hand on Mouth

The operator Of downtown hat
shop today was freed on her per-
sonal bond after standing trial in
Municipal. Court for disorderiy con-
duct growing out Of traffic charge,
The charges against Miss Mary
Hardwicke, so, of Bethesda, Md,
were placed as the result Of traffic
accident. Police Pvt. jerome J.
Jones Of No. 2 precinct testified the
woman jumped from her car and
placed her hand over his mouth.
Don't you dare talk to me like
that" the policeman quoted her as
saying. "All I did was tell her /
was going to charge her with chang
ing lanes unsafely."
Miss Hardwicke, whose business
is situated in the HOO block of F
street NV. admitted she held her
hand over the officers mouth.
II can't remember exactly what
he said to me-" she testified. "but 1t
was abusive. got Hyid with rage"
She added she remembered her
first words after the crash last
Tuesday at Ninth and K streets with
a car driven by Prof. Robert A.
Maurer OF the Georgetown Univer-
sity Law School.
Il told the other driver he had no
sense whatever" she said.
Miss Hardwicke said Pvt. Jones
took her hand from his mouth and
grasped her wrist.
II asked another officer to make
him let go, but he just told me I
shouldn't have behaved like that"
Evening star., 1947-05-10
|HoIfzoif Studies Plea
To 0uash Indictments
In Un-American Case

Justice Alexander Holtzon Of Dis
trict Court yesterday afternoon took
under advisement motions to dis
miss indictments against 20 persons
charged with contempt OF Congress
for failure to comply with subpoenas
of the House Committee on .Un-
American Activities.
A main contention of the defense
counsel Is that the House committee
itself created by resolution that is
Unconstitutional.
Among those for whom defense
motion to dismiss the indictment
was argued were II alleged members
of the governing body Of the Joint
Anti-Fascist Refugee Committee,
who are charged with conspiracy to
prevent the House Committee on
Un-American Activities from gain
ling acess to records of the anti
Fascist group. Among those charged
| is Howard Fast, well-known author.
The II also are charged with
actually failing to produce the rec
ords. DR.. Edward K. Barsky, de-
scribed as chairman of the group, is
one of the defendants.
Also named ON single charge Of
failing to produce records Of the
group Is Miss Helen r. Bryan, said
to be executive secretary of the
Joint Committee, but not member
of the governing body. She was not
charged with conspiracy. The mo-
tion in behalf of the committee was
argued by Attorney o. John Rogge.
Others for whom motions to dis
miss indictments were argued by
Attorney Charles A. Horsky on
charges Of failing to produce records
before the committee were Richard
Morford Of the National Council of
American-Soviet Friendship, Inc,
and George Marshall, listed as
Evening star., 1947-05-10
West Point Chaplain
Selected BY Truman

The War Department announced
today that President Truman has
appointed the Rev. Frank Easton
Pulley, rector OF the Episcopal
Church Of the Holy Comforter at
Richmond, Va, as chaplain at Mill
tary Academy at West Point.
Mr.. Pulley was notified by Sec
retary Of War Patterson that his
appointment to q four-year term
would become effective June T.,
The Associated Press said the pas
Evening star., 1947-05-10

tor had resigned his Richmond pull
pit, effective Thursday.
Mr. Pulley VIII maintain civilian
status. He viii supervise the Pro
testant cadet chapel at West Point,
succeeding the Rev. John B. Wal
thour. who is to become dean Of
st. Philips Cathedral. Atlanta.
Mr. Pulley has been rector Of the
Richmond church since January i,
l945. He previously served In
churches at Sanford, Fla, and
Wadesboro and Louisburg, N. G. He
Is q native OF Tarboro, N. G., and
g graduate Of the University Of the
South at SeWanee, Tenn.
Evening star., 1947-05-10

Ishe testified. II realized then that
II was up against two brutes instead
|of one"
Prof. Maurer, however, said he
found Pvt. Jones behavior Sex
|emplary."
Prosecutor Clark King told the
court he was not Interested in a
heavy penalty for the defendant
since "she obviously was over
wrought and nervous"
Judge Nadine Gallagher found the
woman guilty on both counts, but
suspended imposition Of $40 fine.
Evening star., 1947-05-10

chairman of the National Fedora
ton for Constitutional Liberties,
New York.
Assistant United States Attorney
Charles B. Murray argued against
the motions to dismiss the indict-
mentS.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-23
THREE NAVY FLIERS
BELIEVED DROWNED
AT SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. ~. ..
R- A Navy torpedo bomber,
flying with five other planes on
a bombing practice mission, went
into spin and crashed into
Southern San Francisco Bay late
today. The Navy said the three
fliers aboard were presumed
dead.
Crash boats found the wreckage
at the bottom of the bay but no
trace of the bodies. The plane
will be raised tomorrow.
The plane, part of Air Group Is
based at the Alameda Naval Air
station, crashed in shallow water
about seven miles South OF the
San Mateo bridge.
Names OF the victims will be re-
leased when next of kin have been
notified.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-23
WHOLESALE RAIDS
FOLLOW BREAK"
Chilean Police Begin
Roundup OF Known
Communist Leaders

SANTIAGO, Chile, Oct. %
P) - Chilean police began a
wholesale roundup of Communist
leaders today following the
diplomatic break with Soviet
Russia and Czechoslovakia
which the government explain
ed was made necessary to pro-
tect the nations control over
it's own labor affairs.
Police announced that 200
Communist leaders had been
seized and that warrants had
been issued for 300 more accus-
ed of instigating a rebellion
among Chilean coal miners.
Valparaiso police reported So
Communist leaders arrested
there.
The newspaper Diario Ilustra-
do said four members of the
party's central committee were
among those arrested. 1t added
that police were seeking all 45
members of the committee,
which was charged officially
with ordering the rebellion" in
the Schwager coal mine where
dynamite was used yesterday
in an effort to thwart troops
sent into the pit to remove Sit
down strikers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-23
HOUSE OF LABOR
WILL PLAN MOVE
Three Wings To Launch
Vigorous Political
Drives In 1948

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22-(R-
Three wings of the house of la
bor-the Railway Brotherhoods,
AFL and CIO-will hold impor-
tant meetings before the end OF
the year to plan their political
activities in '48.
It seemed likely today that all
three groups will change their
political methods in some way.
The meetings are planned as
.ollows:
/. Presidents of 20 unions o1
railroad workers will meet here
Nov. IL and consider setting uI
a new and more vigorous poll
teal program. Rail unions have
long been active in politica.
campaigns but have had nc
separate political organization
to coordinate their efforts.
2. Presidents of 100 AFl
unions will meet here Dec. 5 te
work out the details Of a new
organization to be known as La
boris Educational and Politica
League (LEPL).
Meet In December
3. The 11-man executive com
mittee of the C1O Politica
Action Cimmittee will meet"ir
December or sooner" a spokes
See HOUSE On Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-23
Willetts Announces S12,-
500 Goal Has Been Reach
ed; More Sought

wilmington will have a Ma
tional Professional golf associ-
alton tournament next year. "
Fred Willetts, Sr., president of
the local PGA committee an
nounced yesterday afternoon.
Willetts said the $12, 800 goal
set by the local group to spon-
sor the tournament here in 194e
had been reached. "However, -
he added, eve cannot stop
here, We must have at least
$4,000 more to assure the sue
cess Of the tournament" He
urged local individuals to
pledge for a share in the or
ganization before the deadline,
which has been set for next
Monday night.
s'The outlook for sports pro-
motion in Wilmington is even
brighter than we first thought. -
Willetts said. He pointed out
that the drive to raise funds
was ga big success" and urged
the canvassers not to ''let up
now, we must raise at least 81,
900 more" he said.
Plans were made yesterday
to hold the organizational meet
ing next Monday night at the
Cape Fear club at 7:30 o'clock.
At this meeting, Willetts said,
a permanent organization will
be formed and definite plans
See PRO-GOLF On Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-23
Final Draft Will
| Be U. S. Program
Speaker Lauds Care In
Preparation OF Data
For Congress 4

NEW YORK, Oct. %. - P -~
Secretary of State George e.
Marshall said tonight the MAR
shall Plan" was not a plan but a
suggestion and when it is COM
pleted it will truly be a program
of the United States government
and not of any one department.
cor agency"
81 do not believe any project
of our government has ever re-
ceived more careful study and
prepartion than has this problem
of the reconstruction of Europe"
Marshall said before the New
York Herald Tribune Forum.
"And l am certain that no gov.
ernmental effort has ever en-
|joyed such complete cooperation
on the part of all the agencies
concerned.
"There has been constant re-
ference to Marshall Plan,
he said. "The reference to ma
personally was unfortunate, but
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