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The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-21
Zero hour"
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w 1OI111NG 1OlN. - n
week presented zero hour for
a Congress somewhat sobered
up by the tumultous ground
swell of public opinion against
the slave labor bill, tax-the-
poor and rent de-control mea-
sures.
In the wake of the biggest ma
tionwide demonstration of recent
history observers here consider
that if Truman failed to act Wig
orously agains the Taft-Hartley
bill, it would prove disastrous for
him and his party.
Failure to defeat the slave la
Dor legislation would be interp-
reted as callous disregard of tele-
grams, letters, postcards and vo-
cal expressions by millions of
Americans.
THE capital was a madhouse
this week, with increasing thou
sands of letters and postcards
carrying the beefs of common
people against the NAM spree and
with thousands of AFL and CLIO
unionists coming directly from
the shops to tell their elected gov
ernmental officials what they
think.
Progressives were encouraged
on Capitol Hill by President Tru-
mans veto of the COP tax-cut-
for-the-rich measure and the sus-
tainer in the House.
Still before him was the So
called "rent control" bill which
is commonly known as the trent
de-control" act, now passed by
House and Senate under heavy
pressure from real estate and
bank lobbyists. 1t was given final
okay by the House Tuesday
through a 163 to Is vote.
=
1T WOULD provide "volun-
tary" increase of Is per cent in
rents along the line of the free
enterprise lifting of price controls
during Americas worst housing
shortage. 1t would also eliminate
controls over building materials,
cutting even further the ability of
ex-GPs and other homeless Amer
leans to build their own homes.
Labor spokesman are demand
ing veto of the trent control" bill
along with the Hartley bill.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-21

pose.
Objective was to demand veto
of the Taft-Hartley "slave labor"
bill and support of that veto by
senators and congressman.
<s
THE MOTOR CARAVANS start
ed when Los Angeles workers got
fed up at the failure of their con-
gressmen to respond to millions
of letters and kilograms demand
ing defeat of the anti-labor legis-
lation.
Workers Clipped in 10 send
their shopmates to the capital.
Top officials of both ALL and
CIO central labor bodies helped
organize the movement and it
snow-balled as the cars moved
eastward on the capital city.
Old-timers compared the caval-
cade to the bonus march after the
last world war.
NOT TO BE oUTDoNE. the
unions of San Francisco sent their
own caravan eastward, picking up
additional unionists as they passed
through towns on their way.
Paul Revere squads went ~
hours ahead mobilizing delega-
lions TO join the parade.
More than 500 unionists moved
down from New York. AFL and
Go delegates formed their own
cavalcades from upper New York
and the New England states.
.
ALONG THE CARAVANS
main line, Pennsylvania unions
sent spokesman from Bethlehem,
Allentown, Easton and other sec
tors of the heavy industry and
mining state.
ALL broadcast bulletins of
progress regularly. interruptine
its nationwide programs. AL
President William Green had en-
dorsed the caravans. although
CIO President Philip Murray
repeatedly opposed il.
In Detroit, locals of the CLIO
United Automobile Workers union
met hastily. Led by Ford Local
600, worlds largest union, the De-
troit JAW organized its own
caravan and was Immediately
Joined by delegations from the
fur workers and the office work
ers unions.
Evening star., 1947-06-20
IS THE EVENING STAR. Washington, D G.
80 -
,nterfrnnt Pfonerfx-sale lCort. J

Waterfront Psoperty-Sole tcont.1 !.
PLUMFoINT-5-room and bath cottage;
seaes n9nf ivPn WfasToN Moaasoe &. clay. Wa. 4sss
LONG BEACH. MD beautifully wooded
.SsS $50 So1saG ca Mr m sasaa madd {. R aURgH9
MfLLoMs HT aSss5-1sgA BEACH coLoNY-Priced to
sen this week. end. Just completed, new
yesI-round cottage % on large ISs hsdreons oyer.
large living room with picture window and
fireplace, complete bath with combination
tub-sfower. kitchen eauipped with eiec.
[ heater. cabinet sink and kitchen. cab
nets. All floors finished IN asphalt TIE.
JIM asbestos outside sneathing. winaowS ssnns
tiiuI views; drilled. deep. wen and septic
tank connected ted to pirmo,ngb gbacb n1s eo,any mne
Prces r seass ss.e5o; g W at least 81 900 Under cur
rent new COTTAGES on the f,a3ls Say at Tsa saes
to S9''e Upper % s' Maribofo: then follow Routes
Sisht there on Bay Shore I'd, miles to
sPT. LOOKOUT" where the Potomac River
meets the cnesspeass Bay: az aJa m'en now nu At
hard-suTfaeed state hwy. through, property,
ALWOOQ DuS 1StENlCe, tlcC.r buop al
syaI make yogE selection nov and sns build build
over perfect highway: Call Mr.. Collins,
j WESLEY 52 3 sucHANANs h M Reaitor. itea pa6 slj
WATER-FR0NT HOME for sale with 2
acres land. % miles from Washington.
800-ft. frontage on salt water, nice pier,
swimming, boating. grabbing, etc. Large
liv. rm., din. rr11., all-elec. kitch., including
Bendix washer. bedrms and bath. A
quiet retreat yet conven. to schools, stores
and churches. Call TIE. 1873.
ATTRACTIVE COTTAGE at cedarhurst on
Chesapeake Bay, near Shady Side, Md. --5
rms furnished, ready to move in: nice
roomy cottage for $1,000. WALTER N,
BAUMAN. 1877 Z. ST. nv, Ma; 1929. At
Gedsrhgrst Gss.a gys see SAM Mrs oli on Holly sye
BEVERLY BEACH--City homes with cool
nights, safe salt water bathing. Buy be
fore hot weather. Pew choice homes. w.
q CRISER. West River 204-F-3. 90
IDEAL RETIREMENT HOME at Classic
Shore. Va, l mile from Colonial Beach in
q quiet, restfuI neighborhood Lge.
screened front. side and back porch, liv.
rm., din. rm., modern electric kttch:, 2
hedrris. and bath on 1st fl. Steps lead
TO foored attic which can be made into
2 lge. rms, Oil-O-Matic h.-w.h., metal
weather strip for year-round comfort: det: ss:
Occupancy: For further information. MRS.
CofTAGE FOR SALE, Avalon Shore, Shady
Side, Md.--5 rms. with bath and lge;
screened porch. Completely furnished and
Insulated Knotty pine throughout. I'm
mediate possession Call NO. 0s06. --22
Evening star., 1947-06-20
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT.

COTTAGES, small, lower Patuxent. pvt.
estate, quiet. rowboat,- AT. o4O0,
NORTH BEACH PARK-Rooms in refined
home; meals if desired. Warfield 0969.
NEW, MODERN, FURNISHED bungalows
on Chesapeake Bays beautiful Kent
Island; Kentmorr Airpark is available. to
people who love aviation: fishing. swim
ming. Phone RA. 1898 after $50 pm. for
complete details and reservations. 30
ANNAPOLIS RD.--6-rm., 2-b., furn. apt,
very cool; pier; golf and beach clubs. util;;
snd hot. water included: exclusive and
restricted community; $500 per mo. or
$500 for season. Call Ann, 1884 collect. 22'
1st AND ERIE AVE, North Beach, Md
$3o0-S350 for season; all modern improve
mentSs l. R. GERMAN. North Beach 50 or
Nc. - BRICK and concrete: industrial
zoned; approximately $4,000 So, it.; ele-
vator. stoker, steam heat; rents at SIC
per S. IT. Cali F. ELIOT MIDDLETON,
1880 So FT; of ground zoned for
warehouse or light industry. with Pa. and
B. &, c. R.R. adjoining; can build up to 5
doors; will lease or build to suit tene Mt.
BERLIN REALTY CO., EN-. 290O. --26
200 SO. FIT. on 1st floor in new flreproof
BLDG. 14I2-ft ceiling height. wide con-
crete street in front. truck-loading doors,
railroad siding in rear; all utilities: 10
minutes run to heart of downtown wash
tngton. See Mr.. Norris, WEAVER BROS,
INC Washington Bldg, DI, $500: eyes,
Evening star., 1947-06-20
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE,

CHEW. 34-ton panel truck; prand-new;
sL7oo. Rear 626 st. s.w" RE 5o: oG3o
CHEVROLET 1910 panel truck: new tires
and heater; $3.50. Can be seen at 3217
$3.50. can Marlboro 1868 or Marlboro
CHEVROLET 1912 11s,ton panel; excel
MoToss lTs1 gladensbu5g I'd ,,sssi re- "a = ..
cauRca efa6f Saosi dARAaE r. afS FA Flie $500 O
FORD 1889 1-ton truck, $3.50 or best
offer under Cali after 4:30 pm, 721
FFoRaD ii94o 1,ton panel; good an-round
$3.50 cash. Call Ho. ss67. rear of 1908
FoED Fol ,,-is is4o s7ss son Rfkus Rsgf
FoRD 1912 stake truck Na gssS sood 7ss
I0-ply: fully equipped; S1,095. HILL &
TIBBITTs. INC, lila Vermont ave. Ma.
FORD. 1888 dump. truck; 1o-ply. tires gp
BITS, INC: 1114 Vermont ave. Ma
FORD 1871 1h-ton. long wheel base,
chassis and cab, new motor; S6s5. RSek- ss
CENTRAL CEN MOTOR CO.. oMc truck dealer.
reductions: pickup j. panels, stakes, dumps,
tractors. chassis, cabs. vans: 4x4. 6x4
MoToR SHoase co Saoo s Lee sIs hWy arInston
CH. 1000. To reach from Washington.
cross Key Bridge. turn right to Lee hwy,
Rt. No. 211 or No, 20, drive Ia miles.
81
GMc 1e41 1-ton standup panel. dE.
GMC 1s46 2k-ton stake body truck. only
400 miles: completely equipped; less than
list; SI5 CENTRAL TRdd MOTOR CO. 5000 u Lee
GMc 1941 1la-ton truck; ;sg furniture van
condition. Can be seen zoe NJ st. NV.
HALF TRACKS 1916 Kill International
motor with lotion winch, like new; can
be used in place of tractor. Can also be
driven on hwys. Only $3.50. RICE MO-
TORS. 1871 Bladensburg I'd. ne. -26
INTERNATIONAL 1871 KS; nesw 1916
motor recently installed: cab and chassis.
ng S With gsh al b 0fskss afs ppesa VIII
accept highest offer 424o Reno I'd. NV.
INTERNATIONAL 1912 dump truck model
K-7; new motor. good tires; low mileage; !;
iNTERNaTIoNaL sSH 1888 s4-tor panel truck;
equipped with parts, bins and pipe carrier:
TNTERNAIIoNAL is4s dump truck K-e;
excellent condition: reasonably priced.
81. 00e7 or 6t1 Miss. ave-. Silver Spring.
INTERNATIONAL 1910 I-ton metro:
DIS gift. panel body; new motor: BODY
needs minor repairs; $500. VOGUE
CLEANERS, s26 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
FORD 1910 dump truck: new paint. new
upholstery; lst-class condition; $500.
Pleasant 02T2. -23
Evening star., 1947-06-20
AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILERS-Immediat
delivery; new shipment Just arrived the
neateSt one you've ever seen; suitable for
merchants, farmers, fishermen and tour
ing. Low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC CO.,
1437 Irving st. NV, AID. $500, Washing
toms Largest Pontiac Dealer.
PONTIAC OWNERS, ATTENTION! We
carry a large stock of good-auality seat
fit other models of General Motors cars.
Prompt and neat installat tion If desired.
ARCADE PONTIAC CO.. 1887 Irving st.
TIRE REcAPPING by the lat
est safety process: beautiful tread; 2-hour
service; electric-treated sections II YOU.
tire is cut. See your tires being recapped
at ARCADE PONTIAC CO, Washington S
Largest Pontiac Dealer. 1887 Irving st.
GUARANTEES, rebuilt transmissions,
shock absorbers, rear ends. new hub caps
gril3es, seai-beam lights. water and fuel
pumps, Jacks, cyl heads, door mats, safe
ty giats installed j. L. BRENNER & CO..
1910 Montana ave ne. FR. Ie40.
Evening star., 1947-06-20
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

GOVERNMENT Of the District of Column
to the provisions Of Sec
ton Of the District of Columbia Indus
trial Safety. Act Public Law 271, nth
Congress, Chapter 43S, 1St session. the
District Of Columbia Minimum Wage and
Industrial Safety Board hereby calls a
public hearing for the purpose of irves-
employment. places Of employment. in the
use of devices and safeguards, and in the
use of practices, means, methods. opera
neee a1d %tsaw OF
person interested in the matter being in
vestigated may appear and testify" Said
meeting will be held in the Municipal Gen.
ter Building, 400 Indiana ave. NV, on
Friday, June eth. 1a47, at pm. MRS.
ALBERT ". ATWOOD, chairman; JOHN
Evening star., 1947-06-20
SUMMER HOMES.

MT. VERNON from your windows directly
call Mt. Vernon your neighbor: this coun-
try estate has historical value: the house
was built in S07 and was reputedly occu-
owned by Thomas Marshall, brother of
former first Chief Justice OF y. 8: has
la-mile frontage. on Potomac River. with
Of fenced-in virgin timber some of which
Is already cut and seasoned: also has
sheds, garage and boathouse; large yard.
completely. fenced and balance of prop
erty suitable. for private retreats or can
be subdivided; located. just "a miles from
White House. Call for full description and
directions: price. S45 600: must be shown
BY appointment. EDWARD E. CALDWELL,
OR 2244 SO
MOUNTAIN COTTAGE for family of four,
including girls to 10 yrs; swimming
and, boating; two-week periods. $50: three
weeks. $50: by month. SIS. Write BRIAR
PATCH Deer Park. Md 80
Evening star., 1947-06-20
Take My Word for It
By Frank Colby
by TronK NoIDy
How Should One
Pronounce "SugpeSt"?

A number of readers here and
there have asked for a discussion of
the pronunciation of the word sug-
gest, and its derivations. why is it
that some speakers say 'suh-JEST'?"
they want to know.
Let us begin our discussion by
observing that "suh-JEST" is the
customary British pronunciation. On
the other hand, the standard Amer
lean pronunciation is sug-JEST--
hard "g" in the first syllable.
Here is a summation of the word
as listed in Merriam Webster's, Mac
millan's, Kenyon &c Knott's, Win
stons, Thorndike Century, the New
Century and the Funk g. Wagnalls
New Standard.
Evening star., 1947-06-20
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY-1e47

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY-1947 Chev.
vans. stakes, panels and piekups; for hire
BY day. week or month PUBLIC SERVICE
DRIVE-UE-SELF ME- TOLL 3Ds
VETERAN desires household moving, gem
eral hauling; vans. stakes, panels, white
help; reas. rates. FIR. $3.50. Ext. ~.
GENERAL HAULING or all kinds trash
disposal; dump truck for hire. TR. 0370
sitter pm. 23s
WANTED-Ton and half dat trucks to
haul brick; experienced men only. Apply
MIR. HANDY, 1929 Bethesda ave. Be-
uls thssda, Nd ,ucv se
ably to builder Cali WO. 1867. "a
STAKES AND DUMPS with or without
driver; by day. week. month or contract.
THE De MARCO CO.. INC, WA. SS96.
VAN TRUCKS, large or small Jobs; expert
enced help; prompt service; reas. rates;
local and long distance. ia. 2937. 20s
Evening star., 1947-06-20
PROPOSALS.

PUBLIC ROADS ADMINISTRATION Fed
eraI Works Agency, June II. l947.-Sealed
Division Engineer, Public Roads Admin
istration, LAO Columbia pike, Arltngt ton.
Va, until 10 am, DIST, July 2. 1897,
S, Paving 2S, War Department Building
Road Network, Arlington County, Virginia-
400 Gu. yd unclassified excavation told
asphalt surfacel and 500 tons type IL, hot
asphalt concrete pavement Minimum
wage rates have been fixed as required by
law For plans and specifications. de-
poSit of $40 cash or certified check made
payable to the Treasurer OF the United
return within IS days after opening OF
bids. Plans, specifications and proposal
forms may be obtained at address given
above. II. j SPELMAN. division Engineer.
Evening star., 1947-06-20
THoMAs F. BURKE, Attorney,
N.nndward RttiIdir,r

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Hoidinr . Probate coursvvEstate 81
Administration Docket 14G-Application
the last viii and testament and of said
deceased. and for letters testamentary on
said estate. by Martin A. Cook, the Exeeu-
tor named theEeinI it Is ordered this 4 4th b
DAY Of yuneS 2nn 1ss ,cbasi saaf alnax Denaas
Eileen Carmody. Dennis clrmody. Michael
James Hickey. Daniel Hickey. Katherine
Hickey. Mary Hickey Margaret Hickey;
ali others cescerned. appear in said Court
on Tuesday She j 5th day of july AID.
Ia47. at 1000 O'Clock. A M. TO show cause
why such application should not be grantsd
Washingten law Rsportssrr =, and ane.. The sI3s
cessive weeks before the return day herein
mentioned. the FIRST publication TO be not
less than thirty days before said return
day witness the Honorable ..l5 soIITHa d01It
this 4th day oI June, ,,ds Ap ss4 1a47 gst., tsesl1
of wills for the District OF Columbia
Clerk Of the Probate Court. 3e6'i5,2o '
Evening star., 1947-06-20
PARKING LOTS.

PARKING SPACE FOR RENT-3 spaces in
the rear of 1921 Adams Mill I'd. NV. al
18th and Columbia I'd. Call HENRY J.
ROBB, INC. 1924 Vermont ave, DI. s14l
Evening star., 1947-06-20
Goren on Bridge

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& Both Vulnerable, South deals.
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The bidding:
South West North East
10 Pass Ia Pass
INT Pass Pass Pass
Opening lead, jack Of hearts.
The South hand was shown yes
terday, with the query as to your
second bid, when North responded
to the opening diamond bid with a
call of one no-trump. I should very
much like to have at my disposal the
services of professional poll taker,
for the purpose Of determining how
many Of my readers bid two no
trump, for I have observed a tend
ency on the part Of a great many
better-than-average players to Jump
in no-trump when only slight excess
values are held.
This bidding situation occurs more
frequently, believe, than any at
the bridge table, yet surprisingly
enough, great numbers of contract
players do not seem to be able to
cope with it adequately. There is
general misconception that when the
opening bidder rebids one no-trump,
he is thereby making denial" A
denial OF what? He surely won't
deny that he has an opening bid,
because every one at the table heard
him open the auction. II we must
employ the word denial" which Is
a much abused term, the rebid of
one no-trump denies that the open
ing bidder has powerhouse. That's
all it denies. It couldn't mean that
he has poor hand, else he would
not have opened the bidding. Such
bid means to say: Partner, If you
have an indifferent one Overcome
takeout, we cannot go game and
might as well play it at one no
trump. If you have q fairly good
takeout, and choose to bid again, you
are at perfect liberty to do So"
How much, then, must the opener
have before he can safely jump on
the second round? A good practical
guide is this: Subtract your opening
bid and If you have about a trick
and half left over, you are justified
in jumping. Sometimes you, may
Jump with little less than trick
and half in excess, If YOU have q
long suit or your partners response
has established at least q mild fit
and thus, promoted some of your
honor strength.
In today's hand, South held four
card suit and therefore required
three honor tricks to open the bid
ding. This left him with a surplus
OF only one trick, which is a half
trick short of the requirement for
a jump. If North could scare up
bid over one no-trump, South could
safely go to game.
In the play, East must make
thoughtful play to keep declarer
from making overtricks. When South
leads small spade to dummy's jack,
East must permit dummy to hold
the trick. This will prevent declarer
from bringing in the spade suit.
Copyright, 1947, by Charles H Goren.)
Evening star., 1947-06-20
AUTO PAINTING.

AUTO PAINTING-Complete Job, S35 up;
work guaranteed. GILBERT, 4102 Pa.
ave. extended Sc, IL, $3.50;
AUTO PAINTING, body and fender work:
immediate service; prices reasonable. 3510
Ga ave GE. 9S42
AUTO PAINTING-Complete job $50: Sc
SON CHEVROLET, 1922 14th st. NV, HO
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CLEPHANE, LATIMER g HALL. Attorneys,
| Investment Building.
SAMUEL B. BLOCK, Attorney,
SI0 14th Street NV

DISTRICT ccouRT OF THE UNITED
HGaPs P59baf Z s ps ssss s As
lambia. has obtained from ths frobate
Puad q Naturalization ii M % on the sstats Of Aba
ham Gliber. late of the District q Co Co
s ssss the Al Ds5sons hhsyg heyepg
vouchers Voucher thereof. iegails authentisated, 70
he ne s4s n Sr e they
By law be excluded from all benefit Of said
estate Giyen under gIh my band fSpas thiS sEd
ss6 ss66s Center st.M,ws tseaI1 Attest:
THEODORE CoGsWELL. REGISTER of Wills
F4obsss qF ss Dsnst can4t Of c0l1" cs5l St the
PETER n CHUMBRIS and LOUIS p.
National Press Bldg, Washingten 4. D. e.
Filed June H. lei. cierS, Charles e, Stewart
!. United States for the District Of Golun1-
anpicatidn a d't5GR aEoRaE aG EeaoAs Nko
LoPoULos. pplications-Address Of APP
Insfon D. coRGEs s'ffss FoR FUBcA
Louis, Nicholas Nikolopoulos having filed q
names to George N. Nichols and Louis N;
Nichols, respectively, and having applied
to the Court Tor an 0rQer Oh pupucaIlon Oh
the notice required by law in such. cases,
it is, by the Court. this IL tn day Of June.
cerned show cause. If any there may be,
on or. before the 9TH day of July. I947;
why the prayers Of said complaint should
not be granted. Provided, that copy OF
this order be published once a week for
three consecutive weeks before said day IN
the Washington Law Reporter and The
Justice. Seal A true copy. Test
P. CONNELL, Deputy Clerk, je13,20,27.
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GARAGES For SALE.

2-sToRY BRICK. 21x25 #, suitable for
2 trucks and storage. Back of 1905 East
Capitol st. Wide alley. VIII sell without
down payment WO. 4466 after pm.
PREFABRICATED. steel and aluminium ga
RACES, shops and factory hldgs. erected,
complete with engineering service DUPONT
IRON WORKS, INC, 1866 18th ST. NV.
Ma. 3766. -22
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AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE.

PONTIAC .1947 black Torpedo s con-
nsEs0&s & &c esspna9s nea Pgmou
fosTiho i siih T5 f54l a.syl,naer eouDs sedan
S!;$5, i$: II # T.; |#
a2t bas Tsao TSssa9 sna
excellent motor and tires; a clean cal
down q w rx wohE5 asss MOTORS 1ath and s5 3 Sts
s sERvICk H a oYoLE, c2ea good running condition R
brand newa2 weeks old, $175. 1927 So
sTuDEBAKEEs la41 Champ, 2-dr. sedan;
$ss5; guar. mech. JERMAN N BRos.. saoI
R. l. ave. nse..3WA. 1000: ewes. Wo. 6s2s.
sTUDEBAKKRties7 small six sedan; orig
black finisf. runs fine. good tires: S395
sri sTupEBakhR fIsa DIX 1898 Commander" u susi.
ness coupe recent motor job, new crank
fna II pss ts goss ghsss nS5 svfs al sess oI
sTUpEBakKR sHdh5 sFRlYs is41 Champion a-door Sc
dan: motor recently overGhaauled; excellens /
bpdy and tires, spares; 1915. oW. 5576
sTUD2RaRER sifsT & pR 1s47 brand-new cham.
pion custom, windows; 6-pass. club coupe
holder. 6,ply heavy-duty tires. extra tire
STUDEBAkER 1889 Champion 2-door Sc
dan; radio new battery, good tires, excel
lent motor. $500 or best offer under MA.
1880, Ext col, after pm 20@
STUDEBAKER 1910 Champion 2-door
sedan; heater; S575. oxford 075T. 21s
STUDEBAKER 1887 2-door sedan; S375
or best offer under. Can be seen at
502 Lincoln ave, Takoma Park, Md
sTUDEBAKER 1912 Champion 4-doo,
sedan; excellent condition; new tires. seat
covers; a sacrifice at $500. See car al
1895 Sth st. NV, between 4:30 pm. and
8 pm. 20*
TAXI 1915 Ford; practically new, bought
new: ! owner; very little mileage; S2,100
or best offer under. Call Elk. 9642 be-
tween hours, 10 a m. and 8 pm. --22
TAXICAB, I941 Plymouth, repainted, new
rubber a real buy at S645: 1910 Chevro-
Evening star., 1947-06-20
LEGAL. NOTICES
HINTON 4 HERON, Munsey Building,
attorueys

Attorneys
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia,
ministration. This is to give notice: That
the subscriber, of the District of Columbia
has obtained from the Probate Court OF
the District of Columbia, Letters Testa-
nentary on the estate OF Bynum E. Hin
ton, late of the District of Columbia, de-
ceased All persons having claims against
hibit the same. with the vouchers thereof,
legally authenticated to the subscriber,
on or before the End day of June. A. D.
cluded from all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this End day of
June: 1897. LOUISE S; HINTON, 3S25
DORE COGsWELL. Register of wills for
the, District of Columbia, Clerk OF the
Probate Court iun6 90
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MoIoRCYcLE.

INDIAN 1886, good running cond.; needs
sat; eve and alf day Sun. Make offer.Ia7
SPECIAL sALE-MotoBecane motorcycles;
limited amount on hand; reduced to 1926.
MANHATTAN AUTO g. RADIO CO., 9TH
MATcHIEss 900" 5000 miles: plenty
chrome, perfect condition. 400 Kennedy
st. NV, s am. to Q pm. 20
1946 CUSHMAN PACKAGE CAR, used less
than 8 months. ideal for vendor: best cash
offer I60 Upsal st. Sc, after 5 pm. 20
ton. fully equipped; S4s5. Call TR.
aAsLEY-DAvIDsoN 1912 4: excellent
seat, chrome exLras: S576. SH. 1881! III
HARLEY-DAVIDSON 1916. 45 series;
buddy seat and saddlebags: excel condition:
Apply 432 18th st. s.ws phone ME. 2l55
RLEY-DAvIDsoN 1898, model "A:
would like to trade for car or truck of
eaaal value. truck preferred. Cali To9ger
CUsHMAN Airborne scooter and sidecar:
good condition. Call SH. 1898. 21'.
3. S. A. 1916: $500 NIL; looks new; in
perfect condition; saddlebags, many extras;
must sell. asking 1865; make offer. Can
HARIEY.DAvIDsoN ley 1e4e, saddlebags and
oil