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GARAGES WANTED
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

GARAGE SPACE WANTED for single car
in vicinity Of 18th and r NV. Weekly OF
monthly rates. DE. 1890.
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Points for Parents
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE

Teaching children how for the property
better than finding fault NTH them
teaching.
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GARAGES EoR RENT

DOUBLE GARAGE. SO monthly. 41I7
Illinois ave. NV. RA 1929 27s
2O16 SO. MONROE ST., Arlington-Rear
Scar garage; S35 month. CHI 5I42. II
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M1ln HT,S'tS SCvGoitioA' ooSo Cdu aICer o p m,
51slS' Is h heats5 Is, oSerdfivs; sss. ss Ss
MERCURY is4i e-door sedan, black: Der
feet eondition: private owner; ST ,150. mo
as5s is4c aS'a a-aoor g. nS d luxe sedan
$500 cash, no more. no less. Cali eve
MRsc1KI RiRss Wl oiaa iaao club convertible: radio
ana heater. excellent metor. senersi condio io
Se ss0ys MoToss sTeSsss Co. qoId psas ss sol
NASH II 1s4i Amsa Ma sre sdoor; good con.
sssa l5s7 lB53sSisS ba;f III
extrss less than sooo miles; s'f sss0o sos6s.
NASH M is4o u !'sf Ambassador em e a-door black
Immediate cash sale. RodKville soss. 81. 81
NASH 1910 de luxe 4-door sedan: radio,
NASH NfxssHR, 1szi olsna ssss oy one BUG.
excel mechanically; new tires; 1886. 1918
NASH tIi y; 1916 1900" 4-door sedan: 1900
mi. all accessories. fne shape: $1,000 or
best offer under. EN-. 1876 from to 5.
NASH 1889 4-door sedan: excel. cond.;
$500 or best ofIer, under. 1905 10th ST.,
corner No; Moore ST., Rosslyn, Va, d
at $3.50 for quick sale. Phone ia. asos
6Ips oisns is4i Hja e-door e-cylinder sedan; r.
fSsssaf pAckaRD sa $500. % ass pRii. ssSi: ave-, 81.
81 caLLDssMstosiLEH H'i is41 .ee": hydramasic,
with radio. heater and seat covers; good
eondition; coz on Eill demonstssts: s1.o95. Call
oIDsMoBaIIEr a.Er model ee aeI1.g is4i 4.door sedan
taxicab;. orieinal upholstery, new motor.
srE sEes TsdG fsssr se sss sss each
sedan; Hydramatic, radio and heater;
Slssoo. Call OR. 1852 from to PM
OLDsMoBILE 1910 model 4-door de luxe
seSe M MenN,;Ex-sailor. IL! KS stranded in IN town, must
Viii Viii accept rst $500 90 fSi ss this 0s address a
ssas sRs Il is4i AZ I'D sed. model 1s
sissTx Pm; "A. sa4sO. 800 49,,
and defroster: clean car. in excellent con-
s5os ca i Ts sfsS sia Between e s'anfn and
PACKARD late 1910 4-door sedan: care
full. ORIGINAL owner; r. and h.. good tires.
seat covers: 1925. HUGHES, NO. 1900.
aition. sss5. ssss qSS Eye St. D nx.. ps SH iis.
Packard 1s41 "11o" 4-door: radio: this
car unusually clean. rejects the best Of
care: S1.l95. Ask for MR.. ALcORN. GIL.
4l10: after s pm. CH. $3.50. II
PACKARD 1910 t12U'' 4-door: radio and
heater. mechanically excellent, with good
| tires and appearance far above average;
| 81 .045. Ask for MR. ALCORN, Gil .41IO;
| after pm. CHI. 223O II
PACKARD 1912 super, model 100, Clipper
heater; this car in excellent cond. every
nslndinE saa tirss; 81 ssS IA ssl4
Sao, dedroster a aaie perfect condition; $3.50.
PACKARD 1888 convert club coupe. beau
tifury designed body; good tires; econ,
powerful 6-cyl engine; many recent new
parts incl. weter pump. clutch brakes
etc; sood r. and h. $685.. oW. 5679.
PACKARD 1s41 club coupe: 81 100. can
ER.. 1855 after $50 pm. and all day
Friday. -2S
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S1Al OAA 6oOu va
for private use. So
245f.
PLYMOUTH 1946
miles; new-car cond
tioa; price, $1,000.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE ARCHITECT Of the Capt.
Sea1ed bids, in triplicate, will be received
IN this office until 3 o'clock pm, June IL,
1947, and then publicly opened for fur
nishing and installing cabinetwork in the
woodrow Wilson room in the Library of
Congress Building, Washington, D.. c.
Bidding information may be obtained on
application. DAVID LYNN, Architect OF
the Capitol
FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY, Public Build
inss Administration, Washington. D; G.,
June 2, l947-Seafed bids in duplicate
viii be publicly opened in this ONCE at l
furnishing ali materials and performing all
work required for one ID electric passen-
ger elevator in the Winder Building, COL
18th ST. NV, Washington, ID. c. Spect-
fcations and drawings (if any will be
supplied free to each contractor interested
in submitting proposal The above draw
tngs and specifications must be returned
to this office. One set. upon request, will
be furnished in the discretion of the Com
missioner to Builders EXCHANGES cham
ber8 of commerce or other organization
who will guarantee to make them avail
able to any interested subcontractor or
material Arm, but this privilege will be
Withdrawn II the sets are not returned
after they have Accomplished their .pur-
pose. w. E. REYNOLDS, Commissioner
Of Public Buildings, Federal Works Agency.
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AUCTION SALES.


C. G. SLOAN q co., INC. auctioneers,
conmplese n modern i printins piant machiners
a eet presse a power
wire stitcher. ONCE furniture and equip
hent; ste; BY yiTturs ot an order Of s.hhss
In iesae BanKaupt No. ssss. Tie
undersigned Trustee VII sell at public
washington, p. C.. Friday. June 9, l947;
sommensing II oelock am. ?. s an T; 2
Ha aa SOL sas0matais Offset Dresss sie s,an
Suction Pile Feeder. Boston No. 8 wire
y Dspsr d pnna fams
Macbeth PRINTING lamP. Vessel 39sxs53"
24Nx24N camera with Graf Super Anastig-
Muittiith, pouthitt so"x4os SQUARE edge
Barrett hydraulic platform truck, paper
stock. chemicals, films. sinks, rubber pres;
blankets, approximately zoo zine plates
file, cabinets. Underwood Noiseless type.
writer, yarityper machine. fluorescent
ap ss soss and
spection Thursday. june 9th, / to DIN.
The above property to be sold free and
s ssas q be az oTed ss as an
if no bid satisfactory to the. trustee Il
received to be offered and sold In detail
Terms: Cash deposit required as follows
So, 900 on the entirety; 25% on detail
sales. If sold as an entirety, balance OF
purchase money to be paid within "a hours
after sale. Reasonable time for removal
will be allowed and announced at sale
II sold in detail ba-ance to be paid i'm.
mediately after sale and prompt removal
required. All deposits to be payable in
cash or certified checks at time of accent
ance Of bids. ROWLAND F. Kinks
Trustee. Peoples Life Insurance Building
14th ard H SITS. NV.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1887 la-ton panel. ply
mouth 1888 Aa-ton pickup. cail RIA. 1855.
Sarasn It s5 s' casR P esrms se tnads
SgTo ! APPP 6d Co. ' ssR and A IS
e che Ga 1870 ton piefse bar
Il fHs eo sa and aH5S s3s Ar1
CHEVROLET 1912 11a-ten, stake-body
Ishtly used s. goo. Cali csf spFuee ossa. mS S
DODGE ~ ton sta 6s body good con-
D TssR p1s saS stq B Bsns s1esn
e9nditiono TR; 1857. , r, -.
must be seen and driven to De appreciated.
A prewar bargain. sos. Cash. terms OF
sSe Many ohess t. shSSse from s,n HEB
o sts. A NV. Sc Az z7do. 'o' 0'n ah'
FORD 1895 lk-ton stake "a steal for
ss9o Cash or sse Many others
APPLIANCE CO. sth and o SITS. NV,
oRp ss7 panel truck so engine
$685. cash GIL. 2555.
FORD 1912 1-ton panel. excellent. condi-
sids vision mirrors, motor perfect; $1,000.
FORD 1Ha-ton stake; looks and runs like
new; real bargain at Ss45: cash. terms,
son AUTO & APPLIANCE APE CO., sth and o
FORD 1910 heavy-duty tractor. dual
wheels, low gear. ratio and dual range.
Equipped with crane. Can be used as tow
truck Dumping truck tractor for heavy
FORD TRUcKsA1a S5 hston panel. $3.50;
19aa 17ton panel, $3.50; HI 1447-R -
dual rear wheels; 1928. excellent cond
UNCONSTITUTIONAL 1912 model K-7 dump
truck: new motor good tires; low mileage.
REQ 1e47; owner must sell, 15-ft,. fat
BUSES, DUMPS. STAKES, jeeps, tractors
and trailers; Selling cheap; large variety;
z down. RICE MOTORS, 1871 Bladeans-
IoW-BED heavy-duty shovel trailers with
or without tractors; air brakes. 2121 Bla-
densburg I'd. ne. 3
CENTRAL MOTOR. Co, ,GMc truck dealer;
rs trucks at special sale.
Conventional trucks
Pickups, panels, stakes dumps, tractors,
chassis and cabs; pole-line trucks. Is and
20 passenger buses.
Army trucks.
M-ton to lotion, AKA, ex6, SKA.
Jeeps. pickups, panels, cargoes. stakes,
dumps, tractors, bridge construction trucks,
ducks.
20-ton Rogers Low Boy, lotion, 25-ft
platform jeep trailers.
Miscellaneous, van bodies, stake bodies.
moHoF e0e CO d Ha r terms aeas7s sss5
Lee hwy, Arlington CHI 1000 To reach:
Out through GEORGETOWN, cross Key Bridge,
turn right onto Lee hwy. ~. S. I'll or 29)
drive Ia miles. Daily 8 to 6; Sunday
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

CoNVENIENT-We pay top prices for
s ssan S Ears See Mr.; Miller; Exscutiye
aps 81 S2sE g.? s e Isl
zSRs cas- s57 nc ea rsa fa &C.
F TafRmf a6 PsEs afPRs Gosfs sso9
WIN WiTH WIN M TOY; price for your
came eap never yar too So new meyer TOO old viii
MOTORS MOT 15e Florida ave. ne, Elk. 5ess.
SfSFfa eys for RA 1872 ~
tape scHiEeEL GoE x0aa e s57 carr rel
H ia Tak f. sark fGsorgia $soS
est cash price for your 1915 or Is47 car
0fsE ssseR Mofo 81 0 CO. GAN 1 ~
Rhode Island ave. ne; open 9 am to
WE WANT CARS REGARDLESS OF PRICE
Don't trade on new car or sell to any
cars-193h to l947. Absolutely high cash ash
d1S Gar pa Is not i, 4 Dad tST viii psy Fl saanse
DERs MOTORS. Washington's Oldest ex-
elusive used,car dealers. See Mr. Barnes
fSr appra11sal All cash or certified check
closed on Sunday. Call North I'LL
Come to S' cali L1vfNdsToN ei Moro eaas
III Hi y e Ie Nf Ex rs Sso f1srn can
highest cash dollar to the collie MOTOR
CO 1922 Georgia ave, Silver Spring. ST.
MUST PURCHASE dependable used car i'm
mediatsly; will pay all cash. Call Ho. 6079
PRIVATE IaIs PARTY. going in business; needs
eash Cali after MIN En- Ras 1868 IS limit in
1917 MODEL CAR is, wanted BY private
Rf5f 81 ' aseds E sood 2S
car: prefer '4O-'47 model; all cash. Phone
Gin GH 9oss after aft. pm. %
private person will pay $500: no dealers
SEE 9 IS Bf si'6i Rou SELL. poHAs N
CASH FOR YOUR cARMFords, chevrolets
s snd P y ',d Phone Atlantic $500.
q ~ Il
1 IMMEHia4f G Ssll Elk s ~ 20
rnr We need % cars ff Tis ssDs sw or h and
can be had right row. Rhode ISLAND Il |,
s honoS mf 60 s71 leao Rhode Island ave- ne,
I WILL PAY ALL CASH for clean cars,
r.ss, or used Call us today or drive By
Z I'll hH e. wANrEp-we will nav the
1ffhfjt sash a d1lars ang yefr any model
p Gia Is f. M w sIae will pay the
n OFT cash dollars any year. any model,
s y ndbLl l. Au " SALES Il. ]. ave. at
FoRDs WANTED-We will pay the highest
sa 1., collars ats any year, any model. WI
s It. ns A All sss saIEs r, l. ave- at goth
BUCKS WANTED-we will pay the high
iisa aTo SALES AZ f. a sRs At H 2Ss
poSaT 4 AZ ws ssff will pay the
f WL fssa5s AUTO 5Ts g snd any
ave. at Goth st. NE, AID. s344
BUCKS, cheyrolets,. Fords. Pontiacs or
market value. 81 HAWKfNs, 1888 i4th
sg1asi on ThARi rogH s saE I sass
gla; ! aye; 9Th to 9th SITS. ne. At. s46a;
KsI yALun yssd d sals Nc
consin. mi. $500, $50 am, to $40 p.m,
Cash 6 AZ for your Nash alsq any Y, other make:
ssIa N s Il nv pa 10. 800 5.As . s"A
s sos At ssGI aSsas S5 Rs,fs' ~.
NED eoop L.G 2Rfh c f1sn' nszo to 1919,
prefer Plymouth or Ford. Have cash.
caE, from private party. ali cash Please
LADY WILL Pay up TO $1,000 cash for
1916 and I947 cars. GE 1879. %
1915 auto; pvt. party; prefer
Ford. Nash. Mercury or Hudson. TR. Isi7.
FOE CAR-wiu nay cash for
.lean car: prefer club coupe or coach:
$500 to 81 100. private party. Please cali
Re. 1875. Apt. 607. after $3.50 pm.
VETERAN, desperate need OF car; prefer
Ford or Chevrolet, '36 to IT model pay
Top cash dollar. GIL. 5160. o.
wants 1912 Buick; all cash.
90 dealers. WO. 1897. 10
Fprd, Ply. Chey.: will consider taxi. HI
oo42-M. o.
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Opening lead, queen of spades.
The advantage in making over
calls IS sometimes balanced by the
disadvantage in the aid given to
the enemy, by way of information as
to the distribution and location of
the missing honors.
In today's hand declarer at a slam
contract would, in the absence of
an overcall, have been put to a
guess as to the manner of playing
the hand. Under the circumstances,
however, he found the election rela-
lively simple.
The slam contract was reached
after considerable bidding contor-
tons. South took an unearthly
length of time to get there. When
partner responded with free bid
Of three hearts there ought to have
been no question in South's mind
that slam should be reached since
he had so very much in excess Of
what it would have taken to produce
a game. His bid of four clubs is
recommended. A grand slam would
be within reach if dummy hap
pened to have singleton club and
both missing aces. When North
showed the ace of diamonds South's
call of four hearts was an egregious
underbid, and, as it turned out, he
was lucky to get another chance. I
am by no means convinced that
North was justified in showing the
ace of spades above the game level.
While he holds three honor tricks,
his hand has the most barren Of
distributions and Is not very rich
in play strength.
The queen of spades was opened
and taken with the king, and the
danger of losing two club tricks
doomed on the horizon. Declarer
cashed the ace of spades and ruffed
the low spade. He repeated the
process in diamonds, stripping both
hands of spades and diamonds.
Trumps were drawn in two rounds.
Now, without any outside clues,
declarer's best chance would be to
play in the hope that one of the
held doubleton club
including a high honor. On that
basis the ace of clubs would be
cashed early and when the hands
were completely cleared of spades
and diamonds a low club would be
led. The player winning with the
doubleton would then be rendered
helpless, because he would be
obliged to give declarer ruff and
discard.
However, the bidding made 1t
clear that West had both the king
and the queen, so declarer, after
stripping the hand, led a low club
toward dummy. West, winning
with the queen, was helpless to
make a successful return.
Copyright, 1947. by Charles H. GorenD
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Icont.1

FALMOUTH 1941 4-door sedan: Original
in perfect condition in every respect;
ysHp' CARS. 5000 M MINI. ave. " ne. AZ
PLYMOUTH 1s41 Special de luxe 4-doo,
sedan; beautiful .2-toned blue: spotles.
interior soa hsater top e9nditdon schani
a $50 r aowntown s isth a aeTa
Fl aS A 1e2 9SS$ s-door; perfect black
! finish. sanitized interior; motor in Al
shape: this is really. an economical car;
GSsS IoaN ea It Is aaoef 4 tfted
PLYMOUTH 1a42 ex-taxi: new 1S4e
or best offer below Cali fpo ME. 7s7s s9e or
Ss i e o5 doo st. s. We have
white wall tires available in all sizes,
any quantity, your tires tTaded; wholesale
PLYMOUTH 1871 4-door; new maroon
paint JOB. clean sanitized interior, good
PIYMoGTH 1912 s.door Special de luxe
+! done before you drive out: paint, rubber
ifand interior in excel. condition; r. and h.;
S1,245. LOGAN MOTORS, $40 14th st.
Pontiac 1910 custom Torpedo sedan; at
tractive 2-toned gray; radio and heater:
down. WOLFE MOTORS, downtown, 18th
and K SITS NV, Elk. 5562.
PONTIAC aossIr &C.. l9s e" segpe; and b. sect
70 Pm, ' i1s$ li 18th thu NV Apt. eo5, Ma soio
PONTIAC 1941 IS" convertible club coupe:
original maroon. runs perfect, new top
sna tires 81 ss5 lsls 18th st; n.y
can pant and k ONLY
as q second car by a doctor; has de luxe
radio and heater new slip covers; good
P FL 1s4s forpe ao'A sdoor sedan
sszssIIsnt, motor; $1sseS. cash q terms;
$50. HERsoa AFRO Z APPLIANCE sllI AN Il
SGo CO; 18th and 40 g SITS; NV. DE: 400; a
HER PsaSs AuTo e AprL1 Isf e Co. a sth
f Pos ss 1s4a 4l DE- 1873 qofpedo g. radio
passed ~ D. e. Inspection 81 $50 or best
cash offer under. LII. 1888. q
overhauled; new tires; ST. 200. 81. 5ioS. 4.
PONTIAC 1894 49," coach; good condi-
tion sSsel IeI +, motor, one owner; $500.
-
PONTIAC 1916 80" sedanette: radio,
heater, plastic seat covers; like new;
carefully broken in, with 5000 MI. S2,395.
MURRAY MOTOR CO., 1117 Pa. ave. Sc.
PONTIAC 1871 taxi; excellent condition;
good tires and radio: 1878 or best offer
Pontiac ie4o s,door s.eylindsr: black
r; and h, h: an oxners5ated ear. IN A.
TORS. $3.50 18th st. NV IS
PONTIAC 1947 2-door: S2,495 We have
white wall tires available in all sizes.
any quantity, your tires traded: wholesale
and retail. WASHINGTON AUTO AUC-
TON, s511 CoIesyille I'd, sH. 400. IS,
STUDEBAKER 1897 small-six sedan orig
inal black. excellent throughout, good tires;
$40 1913 e14th st. NV.
CASH BARGAINS IN Ex-TAxIS - 1871
Chevrolet, recently overhauled, $500; 1899
.,heyrolet, brand-new motor, 1926: 1910
Dodge, excellent condition, $500. 1917
L st. NV, Mr.. THOMPSON.
STATION WAGON: performs and looks like
a. new car: new motor. new tires, COM
plete!y reccnditioned; 1912 Hudson super
6. in perfect, condition: guaranteed per-
Torrance; will accept in trade old car as
part payment: an outstanding bargain at
Sl,675. LEE d. BUTLER, 1921 21st NV,
d. OF TO- ~
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CASH FOR End TRUST NOTES; quick set
Element. FULTON r. GORDON. 142T Eye
st.. NV. DI $3.50. Brokers. attentionl
call cali COLONIAL INVEsraxENT Co. si7
9th ct NV RE. 6660.
MONEY ON SECOND TKusT-We WIN
Or Va. Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE q INVESTMENT CORP. 1912
n Y. ave NV National 1898
LIST TRUST REAL ESTATE NOTES, yield
ing 4ss, secured on centrally located In
come producing property. RANDALL II.
HAGNER & CO. NC 1921 Conn. ave.
NV DE, 5000.
without excessive title charges or ap-
praisal fees: low rates. SECURITY Fl
NANCE CORP. 1913 Investment Bldg, DI.
MONEY on first and second trusts; prompt
a a. reasonable rates: nearby I Msry .n
CAN CO.. s07 18th; ma $685.
"a hrs Also financial aid to builders.
METRO REALTY CO.. Elk 5499
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ROBERT C. HANDWERK, Attorney,
32S Southern Bldg
Filed May 20. 1947. Charles z. Stewart,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
=, United States for the District Of Co
iumoia;-HENRY s. BRINKERHOFF, III,
Plaintiff, vs.. JOHN r. BRINKERHoFF. De-
tendant:-Ciyil Action, No. 227-47.-OR-
DER NISI.-Robert c.. Handwerk. trustee,
having reported to the Court receipt OF an
offer to purchase real estate described as
LOT 81, Square $50. improved by premises
I ! SSo Que St; NV, Washington, p C.. to
Kooert e. Moses for the sum Of Twelve
cash. and SAID trustee having recommended
acceptance of said offer. it is, by the Court,
this 29th day of May, 1947. ORDERED
that said offer be accepted and the sale
ratified and confirmed unless cause be
shown to the contrary or q higher offer
10r sald real estate acceptable to the Mo-
tlons Court be made on or before the
18th day Of June. 1947. at. 1000 am. at
which time higher offers will be considered
ind objections to said sale heard; provided.
that copy OF this order be published In
the Washington Law Reporter. and in The
Evening Star publication to be made at
date Gays 6st9Te the laStpenti9ned
sSsaD "A 4 Trge Copy. Test; CHARLES p
NELL, Deputy Clerk
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LEGAL NOTICES.
r. STANLEY HOLLAND, Attorney.

+. STANLEY HOLLAND, Attorney.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding Probate Court.-No. SO, 181, Adj
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 Tesla
mentary on the estate OF George NJ Everett,
late of the District of Columbia, deceased.
All persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with the. vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated. to the subscriber, on or
before the 18th day of May, AID. 194S;
otherwise they may by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate. Given
under its hand this 2sth day of May, 1947.
BY: VIM. s. FRENCH, Jr., Asst Trust
Ofhcer. (Seal) Attest: THEODORE
COGSWELL. Register of Wills for the
Court. je3,10,17
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ELLIS EDLoWITZ, Attorne,

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia,
Holding Probate Court.-No. 67,78O, Ad-
the subscriber, of the District of Columbia,
has obtained from the Probate Court OF
the District of Columbia, Letters Tesla
sometimes known as Anna CanarisI,
late of the District of Columbia, deceased.
All persons having claims against the de-
same. with the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated, to the subscriber, on or
before the 9TH day Of May, AID 1913;
otherwise they may by law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate Given
under my hand this 2sth day of May, 1917,
ELLIS EDLOWTTz, 1910 Vermont Ave,
WELL, Register of Wills for the District
OF Columbia. Clerk of the Probate Court
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JOHN H. NEuBECK. Attorney

Dig IKICI COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding Probate Court-Nc. s9,I29. Ad-
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 Tesla
mne 1ly on the estate Of Stephen, Edward
Miller senior. late OF the District Of Co
claims against, the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof. legally authenticated, to
the. subscriber, on or before the 9th day
of May. AID. 194S; otherwise they may BY
aw be excluded from all benefit OF said
estate; Given under my hand this 27th
day OF May, .1947. JOHN H. NEUBECK
l3h5 National Press Bldg. fSealJ Attest:
THEODORE COGSWELL. Register of Wills
Probate Court. ie3 10 4
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BURKE & TOOMEY, WILLIAM l.. p.
BURKE, Attorneys, 1017 X Street NV.
Filed May %. 1947. Charles E. Stewart,
ARTHUR r. CARROLL, Jr-
Attorney at Law.
Hibbs Building, Washington, ID. C.
Filed May 20, 1947, Charles E. Stewart

Filed May 20, 1947, Charles E. Stewart
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Colum-
vs.: Lille F: poDp; EF Al Defendants;
PUBLIcA ATOM W Object Of this suit
is to correct an error In a deed and to OBJ
tain an Order of Court decreeing title to
the west o,.e-falf of Lot 5, in Square 5161,
by its entire depth, as good. in fee simple,
in the plaintiffs, John M. Beane, and Mary
e. Beane, his wife. On motion of the
plaintiff, it is by the Court this Goth day
Of May, 1947, ORDERED, that the de-
fendants Iii Lille ,,l Dodd Eleanor Dodd
appearance to be entered herein on or
before the fortieth day, exclusive of Sun
days and legal holidays, occurring after
the. day of the first publication of this
Order: otherwise, the cause will be pro-
ceeded with as in cause of default; and
be it further. ORDERED. that the un-
known heirs. alienees, or devisees of Jacob
Dodd. deceased, cause their appearance to
be, entered herein on or before the first
the .fortieth day. exclusive of Sundays and
legal holidays, occurring after the day OF
the first publication of this Order, good
cause having been shown to the Court
why said period should not be longer;
otherwise. the cause will be proceeded with
as in cause of default; and be 1t further
ORDERED, that copy of this Order shall
cessiye weeks s., In the Washington Law Re;
cay. (Sl JAMES M. PROCTOR. Justice
Seal A True Copy. Test: CHARLES E.
STEWART. Clerk. BY CLARA F. CONNELL,
Deputy Clerk. je3,1O,17