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a,
Clerk Of the Probate Court se1i,Is.a5
cHAs. D. SANGER. Jr., Attorney for
Metropolitan Bank Bldg. washington. D. c.
Republic 1881
F'iea Sept B. l9ti; clsrS. Charles E. Stewart
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Column
bianr.s bIanin Re- "A Application of UNA MABEL
Name;-civil Action No. ,36l6-4T Una
Mabel Myers Battistone. having filed a
complaint for ludgment CLEANSING her
and hayins applied to the Court for an
order of publication of the notice required
by law in such cases. it is, by the Court
thus 9th day Of September, 1s47 ORDERED
ocooer De- 1877 " vRs s'0ts the ns prayers an dsS y
said prov,dsg G9mpaint should not be sranted
secutive weeks before said day in The
Evening Star and the Washinston Law Re,
eHEs eqfsf sss s sEwART TFqs cers e0Py BY cLnRa Is
F. CoNNELL. Deputy Clerk. sell 1925.
C. WALTER HARRIS, Attorney.
DISTRICT Sc eo5sR hsrd 6F 5Pi'diHEl HHE UNITED
Holding a Probate coart.NEstate Of Ear
aaseGy asS S5 5arss RUgeTs ncPe
l47. - Application having been made
herein for letters Of administration on
ondered sad sitaf shs Sy h day wae 81 aas
l947, that Loretta Hagerty and the un-
known heirs of Earl >Hagerty talso known
on Monday, the goth day of october,
A,D. 1947, at 1900 O'Clock am, to show
cause ca sr.SlCs why such application should not
lished il the Washington Law Reporter
and The Evening Star" once in each
Of three successive weeks before the re-
ncatlon 70 be not less than thirty days
orable. BOLITHA j.. LAWS, Chief Jus.
tember, A.D. la47. Seal Attest THEo6-
DORE COGSWELL. Register of Wills for
preDa3a Ehe Rstcie5 co;rt of Columbia Clerk q the
GUSTAV ALDEN HINRICHS, 1910 S st. s.e.
Filed Sept. 9, l947, charles E. Stewart
IN THE DISTRICT CLERK; COURT OF THE
En- HINRIcHs, ViRGINfA DIANE Hin Hin
RdShs nsnf snd GlAUP6 BGNAA ADEN
RIGHS; an infant, by GUSTAV ALDEN
Civil Action No. 36l3-47.-Gustav Alder
Catherine Hinrichs, an infant. by Gus.
tay Alden Hinrichs, parent, having fled 9
names to George Alden Harvey, Virgins
Diane Harvey, Claude Alden Harvey anc
Donna Catherine Harvey and having ap.
piled to the Court for an order of publica,
ton of the notice required by law in such
cases, It is, by the Court, this 9th day Of
September, 1a47 ORDERED that all per.
be-. on or before the 4th day Of October
l947, why the prayers of said complaint
should not be granted; Provided, That q
week for three consecutive weeks before
said. day in The Evening Star and the
Washington Law Reporter. (S) ALEX
True Copy. Test: CHARLES Z. STEWART
Clerk, by CLARA F. CONNELL, Deputy
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FUTURE.
ADAM "a. WESCHLER q SON. Auctioneer.

ADAM A. WESCHLEh SUN, AQctloneerS
Trustees sale of food store fixtures,
equipment, refrigeration, stock in trade,
etc. contained in premises No. 2746 14th
st. NV, also leasehold interest By virtue
of a chattel deed of trust recorded in Liber
1876, folio g. Land Records of the Dis
trict of Columbia and at the request OF
the party secured thereby the undersigned
Trustees will sell by public auction at
the aforementioned premises on Thurs
day, September 25, 1947, at 2 O'Clock
pm, Hill ~ refrigerating and IL dairy
cases. 2 double faced Gondolas, scale and
sicer, counter scale, check-out counter.
carts. two "a Gu. it. frosted food cases,
shelving, counters, Fluorescent fixtures,
cabinets, pie case, gas water heater, sink,
stove, hood, ventilating unit: 2 electric
signs butchers tools r. C. Allen adding
and registering machines, and stock in
trade, also Leasehold Interest. particulars
of which will be announced at sale Terms:
Cash HENRY R. BERGER, SAMUEL L.
MENSH. Trustees. 1914 H st. ne;
se19,20. 22,23,24.
sE-The above sale is postponed until Mon
day, September 20, 1947. at 10 o'clock
am. BY order of the trustees. se25,27.
c. G. SLOAN & CO.. INC. auctioneers-,
Storage sale household goods and personal
effects of every description. BY order Of
the Security Storage Co. and others. At
public auction at Sloan's. 715 18th St,
Saturday, September 27th, starting at
10 am. Now on view; terms, cash. c; G.:
SLOAN & CO., INC. Aucts. Established
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TOMORROW.

ADAM A. WESCHLER & son, auctioneers
garment designing shop fixtures, equip
ment fabrics, trimmings. etc By auction
at Gaylor, Inc. 1887 M st. NV. Friday,
Reception room furnishings including
chairs, tables. lamps. draperies. floor COW
erings, mirrors, vases, photographs, water
shears, dress forms. electric irons, tripli-
cate mirror, screen, clothing. fabrics, etc.
In re. Myrtle A. Weadon and Norman NJ.
pany, plaintiff VS.. Gaylor, Inc. corpo-
ration, defendant Municipal Court No.
L & T 171-5s5.- Terms Cash. W. Bruce
Matthews, United States Marshal in and
for the District Of Columbia
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LEGAL NOTICES tcont.).
J. BARRETT CARTER, Attorney.

Denrike Building.
ses for cGSsr sSe DlsTe OF THE II csSnS, gS1TED
Holding Probate court.-No. se,4.s, Ad-
Thai the subscribers, of the District OF
Columbia and the State of Virginia, re-
spectively, have obtained from the Probate
Court of the District of Columbia. Letters
Tsstamentary on the estate Of Martha B
against the deceased are hereby warned
TO exhibit the same, with the vouchers
sa on OF biore the DO m o
by law be excluded from ali benefit " O oi
said estate. Given under our hands thi:
NAT1oSAL n METRopohnTAN feoisd1sF ifs SANK 1aF II
WASHINGTON, BY Edward A Dent. Jr
Assistant Trust Offcer; william S. Hoge
sea 5'2 Atss ass 4zhofs THRopoRE EFRstsH Y
Register of wills for the District Of Coium.
ois. Cierk r Of the Probate Court.
H. w1sIh1E TINfHIE MHHsrTnH MhtATLt1 IT, .,..rn.y.
STATES for eqSi the Ds5fict m aE u Columbia SHntma
hGIdps p5ooatf s N S: St. hd
MARYLAND and the District OF Of coiumois ss a
ssesspectiyely, ses have obtained from the Pro.
Letters of -Administra tion on the estat,
Of Matte L. Wheatley. late of the Dis.
sac, trict ST ,co;lumoia deceased. Al person:
hereby warned to exhibit the same. witt
the vouchers thereof legally authenti
rd DAY 70 o e Or before
wise they may by law be excluded from
al henefit of said estate Given under ou,
Rands Wnn1Ah thS 5rd Az Fl
st.. Chevy Chase. Md: G. RAYMOND
WHEATLEY. 1905 Webster St NV (SealJ
Attest: THEODORE COGSWELL REGISTER
OF Wills for the District of Colum bia
CLERK Of the Probate Court se11IS26
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a lead to a tycoon who deals in
occult products with little mari
juana to anyone who has the
open sesame to his room behind
the store"
whats the tie-up?"
"Birdie had an interest in the
business. Holds a flock of the
dealers post dated checks with
the stock inventory and BRIDES
reputation as a thug-as collat-
eral for the money lent out: Z
"How come the sax player
knew all this?" 81
Seems Birdie got loose lips
to brag."
what do you want with the
dealer?" ~
"The whereabouts of Brides
missus and his REFER heaven
IIGGER linked arms with Red
fondly. "Tm sorry, Red. I know
I'm pushing the Author! Author!
day a little too far ahead for
you, but there are a few ques-
tons I'd like answered before l
lose interest in the uncollected
four thousand dollars"
"What kind of questions?"
Red said, trying to act Indifferent
to Jigger's arm.
"One: If Joey is guilty, why
did he torture MunSey? If there
was no payoff, Joey would know
it. He was dealing the cards."
Red groused, "Joey mauled
Munsey just for effect-to divert
suspicion from himself. That's
the same reason he hired you"
Maybe. Two: Why did Joey
kill Nevers-a guy known as a
little Joey man? Joey must have
known he'd be charged with it,
especially since Nevers was the
rumor-boy."
"Nevers was a double-crosser,
Jigger. Joey hated his CUTS. Even
I could do murder with provoca-
ton like that!"
"Maybe. Three: Why was Herr
killed, let alone mangled? That
kind of added-on gangland bru-
tally hit the skids with Murder
Inc.' Couldn't they have paid
the doc and then lifted the roll
without doing murder?"
Red was unimpressed with the
analysis. "Joey was always shy
on finesse, Jigger. You're putting
a top hat on a congenital bum"
Jigger picked the fallen Joey
up and mounted him on a pedes-
tai. "You mustn't hate joey with
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all that heat, Red. He's as much
Americana. as the hot dog, three
point-two beer, and Abraham
Lincoln. He's paSSe and his obitu-
ary's been written long ago. He
died when j. Edgar Hoover took
his oath. Of Office. So you're really
hating, a dead man., pal. I'm a
little sentimental about him
you could at least show a small
reverence for American history"
Red was exasperated. digger.
the minute I'm convinced you're
crazy. the spells broken. AT ex-
actly that minute I'm going to
poke $you, with everything I've
got. You haven't given me a solid
reason for continuing with this
alleged man hunt. except your
sentiment for joey"
Jigger grinned. 81 got up to
Three, eh Red? Well, Four, Five,
and Six in. batch. Why did the
widow Herr pull the trigger the
second time and let on she knew
was no dick? Why did she make
away with Doc Herz's library
and try to avoid admitting. it?
Finally, where does Leeds fit in?"
"Still zero, Jigger. She shot at
you as an intruder. Any self,
respecting citizen would. Also,
she had a perfect right to con-
ceal her husbands library. Peo-
pie are generally reticent about
their political reading nowadays.
Your Leeds is out of his head
as you yourself said-and at
most an irrelevant personality in
this case"
Jigger pulled to halt in front
Of a. double store window that
displayed canisters of herbs,
roots, bottled oinkments, books on
legendary Witchcraft, and scores
of assorted items in the voodoo
domain. A peeling sign identified
it as charm castle.
Jigger struck a tat-tat-tat on
Reds arm. "You may yet be
right, Red. Meanwhile, I doubt
it. Anyhow, with Joey jailed.
we'll soon know" ~.
Red said, II don't get it."
"A'hearn pinched Joey this
am. Except for the wear and
tear on Joey, it was a good stroke.
They can't blame Joey for the
next development, with Joey UNI
der lock and key" -.
Meanwhile let's 90 in and
see what's with the open sesame
the sax player gave me. Just
pray that I can sell the charm
jobber a bill of goods"
ITO be c0ntinued)
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Halloween Party
At POinciunu PI.

The Halloween carnival which
took place at the Poinciana
School Friday evening was we'll
attended.
Best costume prizes were
awarded to Sylvia Smith, Made
line Wilcox, Betty Revel, Brenda
Fenell and Richard Hecht. Mr..
Revel and Carlyn Smith won
prizes in the bean guessing con-
test. Mrs. Isabel McCraw held
the winning number for the
door prize.
Features were a fortune tell
ing booth, dart game, movies,
ghost walk, fish pond and a
wheel of chance.
Study group at the school will
meet Wednesday,, November 5,
at 2 p. NJ, followed by the
Room Mothers meeting.
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know America)

DR.. Rolla E. Dyer, director of
the National Institute of Health,
Bethesda, Md, born in Delaware
County, Ohio, 81 years ago.
Sewell Lee Avery, board
chairman of Montgomery Ward.
Chicago, born in Saginaw, Mich
igan, IS years ago.
Rear Admiral Thomas G.. w.
Settle, Commandant of the
Lakehurst Naval Air Station,
famed balloonist, born in Wash
ington, D. c., So years ago.
DR.. Karl M. Bowman of San
Francisco, famed psychiatrist,
born in Topeka, Kansas, SO years
ago.
Gena' Branscombe of New
York. composer-conductor, born
in Picton, Canada, sc years ago.
Major General Harold M. Nc
Clelland, noted army radio ex-
pert, born at Tiffin, Iowa, "a
years ago.
Paul F. Cadman OF Oakland,
California, and New York City.
noted economist, born in Oak
land, So years ago.
James E. Fraser of Westport.
Conn, famed sculptor, born in
Winona, Mimi, II years ago.
John S. Dickey, president of
Dartmouth College, born at
Lock Haven, Pa, 40 years ago.
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Chapter ~

-. :Chapter IL f,~,Sr,> -
THE rain came down in tor
1rents. Lightning bolts
whammed solar-plexus wallops
into the fioundering sky. Park
Avenue on the uptown run was
empty of life, flooded with rain
water and taxicabs. Red was in
side the Imperial, sitting on the
edge of his. seat yelling his head
off. : sat'
"Jigger, I'm fed up doubling as
a gumshoe. It's no life for me.
I'm a writer and want to 60
home"
Jigger howled down the rebel
zion, Beating Reds pitch by an
octave. "That's exactly why you're
riding free-aS the. cpInpany'S
guest. AS a writer you Shouldn't
turn your back on adventure. I'm
going to put you hep to phase
of life worth exploring. Just take
mental notes. You'll. have enough
material for a feature article be-
fore an hour is up."
The last iveried doorman ZACH
rymose with open umbrella un-
der the last apartment house
canopy receded at Ninety-siXth
Street and the Imperial :hurtled
into Puerto Rican Harlem.
Jigger jerked a cigarette a,
Red over his shoulder. Here's a
clue to where we're going.ss
Red revolved the cigarette in
his, palm. $50 what?"'
} cts a>gBirdie Nevers special
q REFER. He left widow and
a smoke-joint that, was a going
business that I'm perishing to
look over-if I can find it's
+ Red was sarcastic. "That should
MT be hard. Couldn't you bleed
the address out of A'hearn"
|; '"Nope. The best the police
could do was a downtown hotel
They didn't even know Birdie
was married. Birdie kept his
home life pretty secret. spent
two hours bounding swing-drum-
mers and assorted musicians fol
BRIDES address - without any
luck. All I got was orders for a
couple of long tons of REFERS"
''Where are we heading noW?'
Fright in the neighborhood. An
unemployed saxophonist blew
hot for a V-note. He gave me
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uQllS. -.
Well, there aren't any Of these
places in Russia. / think. know,
Comrades, for I've, been search
ing for them for nigh on to six
years.
The closest l ever came was
MoscoW's Aragvi Restaurant.
which is not a Russian restau-
rant but a Georgian restaurant
ano the closet thing to the lam
guid-lidded lady was a slightly
bald Armenian singer (male
Now that cold nights have
driven diners off the Moscow
Hotels spacious roof garden.
most of them seemed to have re-
turned as close to the foreign
er's conception of Russian
restaurant as turnip green's are
to SmorgaSboard.
The entertainment fare in the
Soviet restaurant is more or less
patterned. There is a band for
dancing and usually always a
slnger-sometimes female and
sometimes male. -
The topical tunes range from
Alexander's Ragtime Band and
Bel Mir Bist Du Sheen to Cara
van and Sweet Sue. Then there
are number of popular and
sWingy Soviet tunes such as va
Toskyuyu Pc Rodinu q long for
my homeland), which isn't as
complex as it sounds, and Spasi-
DO Tserdtsa (Thank You, Heart).
When want Dark Eyes l put
on the recorded version by Tom
my Dorsey or Harry Parry.
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DUvAL STREET sTOREROOM

Nice large Storeroom located at
210 Duval Street, corner Duval
and Charles Streets, in the Vic
Building. Suitable for soda
fountain, drug sundry, cafe,
clothing or grocery business.
THE PRICE ORGANIZATION
Ali Fleming REALTORS Phi. 124
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Furnished four-room apartments.
Maid and janitor service, lin
ems and all utilities furnished.
Coral Hotel Apis, opposite
Post Office. Oct29-11tX
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Cotton was first grown in Chi
ma for ornamental purposes, but
was put TO practical use about
1900 A. d.
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Room, large, we'll ventilated. Has
electric hot plate and refrigera-
ton. 724 Eaton Street. Phone
655-J. nov1-3tx
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Two-room guest cottage, two
beds, dressing room, bath.
Phone 876-M. 215 Whitehead.
noV1-3tx
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Iron is the fourth most COM
mon element on the earth.
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Furnished apartment, hot water.
Couple only. Apply upstairs,
rear, 1914 Varela Street.
noV4-2tX
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unfinished house, city watery
central location, no bath. Cheap
rent. Box A50, Citizen.
e. nov4-1tx
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Britain and France each con-
trolls approximately one, third
the area Of f.frita.
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BY EDDIE GILMORE
APP Newsfeotures

AP NeWsfedtueS
NOSCOW-There Russon restaurants everywhere in the
l world-except Russo You know the kind of pucewhere
longuddded odes of Gypsy hue and swish about
softly lit singing the inevitable Dark Eyes to muted
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Clean, comfortable, airy room.
Reasonable. Apply 513 White
head Opposite Court House,.
Oct29-12t
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Let's all cooperate with the
Jaycees' cleanup drive. Bull
doZers available for your lot
cleaning. Contact Key West
Garden & Lawn Supply, 9l4
Fleming Street. Phone 1909.
nov1-7t
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WANTED TO RENT

Furnished apartment or house,
two or three bedrooms. Will
pay 500 monthly rental. Phone
100, ask for Comdr. G.. J. Lee
claire, U.S.S. Gilmore, or write
Box GIL, c/o Citizen Office.
nov3-6tx
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Small ice box, good condition.
Reasonable. 1915 Eliza st,
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services, college gradu-
ate, qualified to instruct grades
liz. Phone $40. nOv4-3U
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Cottages, electric refrigerator, by.
week: month or seasons ,Rh6he
1872. 500 Griti1iell, ST., ~. g.
-. nov1-3tx
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. FOR RENT
RATES For REGULAR ana
RLACKFACE TYPE

Room for rent: Private tile bath,
private entrance, linens furn-
ished. $4,000 monthly. Sea
Isle Apis, 915 Windsor Lane.
nov1-tf
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Picture framing, etchings, prints,
oils, framed and matted. Phone
1l97-M, Paul DiNegro, 6l4
Francis. oct25-31tx
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1899 Pontiac convertible, four
new tires, good top, paint, and
motor. $4,000. 1874 Poinci-
ana, after 4 pm. Phone l577tJ.
nov4-2tx
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Grocery store, 1912 Olivia Street
Phone 644-W. nov4-4tx
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Iceland has no railways.
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Practically new Hollywood beds,
$1,000 each. Apply after 6
pm. At 3001 Harris Ave. "
nov4-3tx
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Alterations, pressing store. Good
location. Reasonable. 4l9h
Duval ST., Navy Store.
nov1-3tx
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Two-story frame building with
plumbing. Call 68-M.
nov3-3tx
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Rowboat, IA, new. 85l Poineiana.
Phone 1881. novl-6tx
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Indictments CHARGE
D. T., Man Defrauded 4

Joseph Pacyna, A, Of the 1900 block
of S street NV. was indicted yes
terday on charges of defrauding four
District residents of SAT- with tales
of a Florida fishing boat and a
Scotch whisky sale in Baltimore.
Pacyna was one of 81 persons in
dicted by the Federal grand jury be-
fore District Court Justice Jennings
Bailey.
According to the true bills, Pacyna
convinced three persons, all unac-
quainted with one another, that he
could buy fishing boat in Florida
for a small sum and realize con-
siderable profit if he had sufficient
capital with which to begin opera
tons.
In a separate deal, 1t was alleged
in another indictment, he convinced
a man in Northeast Washington that
he could buy Scotch whisky IN Baltl-
more at a low figure. Pacyna dis
appeared after the four deals last
November, but was arrested in Phil
adelphia several months ago, it was
said.
In another indictment the grand
Jury charged William Butler, 81, col
ored, with grand larceny, in connec-
ton with the theft of $1,000 in
jewelry from the residence Of Abra-
ham Secular of the 1000 block OF
CLAW place NE.