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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-08
KAPPAS BEAT
SIGMAS

Kappa Alpha Psi caught tho
Phi Beta Sigma five shorthand
ed and scored an upset $3.50
overtime victory 10 climb into
a deadlock with the losers for
the league lead
Led by Simpson and Joe Hoi-
loway the Kappas scored SIX
points in the overtime period to
hand the Slgmas their first de-
feat in play and their second
in the lcsuge( The Sigmas for
feited last week Simpson
scored IA points and Holloway
nine for the winners. For the
Sigmas Sellers and Broadnax
scored nine The absence OF
Coleman hurt the defending
champions
ALPHAS SWAMP OMEGA
Led BY Clifton Mobley Al
pha Phi Alpha pulled into
tie for the third and fourth
spots IN the League with
59-l9 shellacklnG of Omega Psi
Pm Omega was without the
services OF their Ann Arbor
contingent and we're never IN
the game Mobley slngly scog
Cd as many points as the en-
time Omega team.
The game was a battle be-
tween two individuals, Roy Co
million, Omega sharpShootor
and Mohlcy Both men are all
most sure of All-League honors
Mobley outscored Gonillion 49,
TO !
Next week Sigma and Alpha
meet az 700 pm and Kappa
and Omega hook up IN the
night cap At eight
There is possibility that
play IN a sorority league might
begin in two weeks
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-08

The air echelon Of the 6l7th
and 99th Bomber and Fighter
team ~ the Group left Lock
bourne SATURDAY., Headed by
MAJOR Edward e Gleed, deputy
CUP commando. the units
VII undergo a l5-day training
period gunncry and low level
bombing at Nvtlc Beach. s
Carolina Upon completion Of
this rcfreshcr ttainlne they Will
loin the Remainder 81 the group
40 Tuskcgee Army AK Field.
Alabama, February rs While
based at TAAF INC Group VII
operate with ground force units
Fort Benninr
THE demonstrations % be
viewed by AIR University stu.
dents wlll center about the lat
est methods Of tactical opera
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-08

-a won lots % n18' as
7ef Pciloro lost
0f Jsrn and That
vas. So close 'ast Garden
aic c.ama re- for re-
ne matches wr @
en- n1' d, ,hc Garden
cwerdol crow is
y 1tEcU Pellore Battle
'han $4,000 W.th
F ne Pace for ing
mrorc-y and pclore are
~l our sas la- ~ vi
svu or Woodward Tho
rfs-t t1r 'rf fg5' ais for
= pounds
lirhhe0, ( ~ boxing sea.
~ Olyup.a t- rw is OK
E.rie7 "a draH g throng
aia' rascr Ncf Lgndcs re-
pors 1esvy der and FOR tick
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-08
St.AntoineyY Wins State Championship
Ewes National
Meet in Texas

Sweeping through four op-
I poenis wlth the loss OF only one
set the s.. Antoine " Nclley
ball iean won the Michigan
AAU championship AZ the Down
town YMCA. Saturday night
Capt Theo ZIP Van Blu
ren plloted his charges 10
straight set WINS over Michigan
State Normal the Downtown
Blues" and Ann Arbor Then
lone loss set occurred IN the
semi-finals when Grand Rapids
eked out IS - win
ST Antoine defeated Ann
Arbor 1915. 1913 for the state
crown
la Verne Smith and Hugh Pet
ersor made the All-Star team
as "spikers and Rip Van Blu
rem made the squad as a Boos-
ter
The Elizabeth Street team is
now eyeyng the national meet
70 be held az Houston. Texas,
Coach Walter House said that
IL funds were forthcoming the
entire squad Of eight would 60
there for the meet The team
is made up Of Russ Brown, He
witt Williams. Claude Cooper,
Lester McFall. Coach Walter
House, Rip Van Buren, Hugh
Peterson and la Verne Smith
81. Antoine 1918. Michigan
Normal College al ST. An
tome 1918. Downtown Blues
ll.l3i ST. Antoine l7-lS-lS;
Grand Rapids 1870; ST. An
tome 1915 Ann Arbor. STA.
III the final set 81. Antoine
defeated the great but fast tn
ing Ann Arbor sextet, who after
winning their first game from
the Downtown Red team. lost
10 Grand Rapids and had 70
fgh; ,helr gay back 20 the top.
PLAYING great ball IN defeating
Detrots Northern J. and Grand
Rapids 20 CGalfv FOR the final
wth s. Antoine All
matches were held az the De
troll, Northern INCA and the
Downtown INCA
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-08
Don't Neglect
A Bronchial
Cough Due
To A Cold

When your cold brings on q mostly trouble.
some cough, spend 4Ss a. uny drug store
10, q bottle % BUcKIFY's MIXTURE cAltapAS
.ARcEsT SELLING couoH RtMtoT--'o relieve
coughing lost Teks o lsotpoonfvl. Hold " on
your ioHeVe moment, Then tWsllo~ sle~Y
and lee ht powerful pvNoeni asion tpreod
lh'oVah your ihtooi. heed end bsonshlol tubes
BUCKEYES MIXTURE aeit promptly 70 help loosen
Vp ih,ek, sticky phesm--sooihe irriio'sd ihroot
nsWhsanss--eaae hoed coughing BuektEY'S
MIXTURE, long iomoVt " conada for ne quick
relief brings. vs. new mods ord sold sVorgshsrs
IN lhe unhed Sioies. ~ 50 diHevenl--oil nedisa-
non--no sYfUp--ast fas,--aoss farther Gel
BUCKEYES MIXTURE iodoy Of any dfva tlors
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-08
Davis Flyers to
Give Big Show

COLUMBUS. Ohio tNNPA)
Advance coWponcnts OF the
+77th Comp Asltc Group loft
LocNpourne Army Az Base last
SATURDAY 20 participate IN a ser.
les of at Recommendations az Fort
Bcnning Georgia Colonel Bon
lamr O Dayis J base COM
mander, announced last Wed
noSday
TITO maDcuVers arc scheduled
20 last fer three and half
month Thcv are being held
in conjunction wlth an air in
docir.nation course of the Air
UNIVERSITY az Maxwell Field
Montgomery, Alabama.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-08

O'NEIL BELL Detroit weller, left San Francisco \
clpper for Australia and series of ring engagement
Evidently Bell thinks that Australia has no murderer
body punchers like Jake La Motta.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-08
,o Al "QUIcKIES"
HOT ON THE HEELS of word that Miller High wopl

HOT ON THE HEELS of word that Miller High wo1
et new facilities comes word that the city sports fathe
are contemplating using the State Fair Grounds Colse
for Prep doubeheaders next Winter The inadeauafl
seating capacities of most of the citys gyms plus the
creased spectator interest the for the new
posal Leroy Dues genial Miller athletic director Is
favor Of the proposed change
O'NEIL BELL Detroit weter left San Francisco N
cpper for Australia and series of ring engagement
Evidently Bell thinks that Australia has no murderoI
body punchers like Jake La Motta.
PRIDE OF MICHIGAN. defending champion in NJ
chronicle League remained undefeated by lacinp SporI
man 1857 in the feature game of ive-t charity carl
held at Brewster Center The March of Dimes Fund va
enriched considerably by a siAable turnout Other ~
sults Carver 45 Baileys "A; Highland Park 2 Acme Fla
isl tforeiD; Royals 80 Reed Cleaners 81 Briggs Al
Bdhurst - sundas p sGGeda s M Rs BAILEY and R
hurst and Highland Park, and Acme Florists againA
Thans.
FRED JOHNSON, Michigan State Splinter turned
the top performance at the Michigan Relay SaturdsN
night Johnson won the the broad Jump with leap Of q
feet 81 inches he won the 65yard low hurdles in O7
and the 60-yard dash in ;06.3 Charles Fonvile MireN
Hi aumnus won the shot put and established new me
the mark set by Bill Watson Of 81 #. IA inches
JOE LOUIS exhibition match with Arturo Godoy hI
been moved up to Feb Z The change made to avo
conflict with bull fight Feb. s. When Louis landed b
Mexico City he greeted by rain drenched throng VII
had waited several hours to greet him.
El.MORE HARRIS Won the Sheppard 600 at the Mi
rose games by beating Herb Mckinley by four yards Hal
RS time III tor the distance Barney Ewell lie
the world mark Of s.. for the 60-yard dash Harrison
lard the top hurder of the nation, equaed world mar
of - for the 6Q-yard high hurdles.
MILLER HIGH clinched at least tie for top place +
the Eastern section of the Metropolitan League by troun
ing DENLY l7-24 Sam Gee racked up 9 points in La
half scoring spurge. This game marked the end Of 4
prep careerfor Bill Robinson captain Of the Troan
he spanked the Troians to 1919 advantage at half tim
with seven points and contributed four in the la
half runaway
SPORTS SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK: MONDAY
Wrestling at Fairiew and Arcadia; Tuesday-Ace Nj a
erBobby McQuar az Arena; Wednesday-Ge rs Al
derSOn at OLYMPIA. Thursday Gems VS. Rochester
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-08
COncrS
Things To Come

F0IlOWlng Wcdncsdav mite s
game the Gems travelled 10
Milwaukee for game with
Oshkosh which they dropped a
G9-55. Then next home game
rill be against the Anderson
Packers on February 8 az Olym-
pia Fans n the Flint area will
see the Sens in a league con-
test against Toledo on Wcdnes-
day night JANUARY %
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-08

The value q BIZ Koblns0n 70 the Iro-
ians could not always be measured IN
points. Bill WAS team man, fact his
teammates recognized il By their selection
OF nm as captain OF both the football and
basketball teams. and his greatest contri-
button 20 the team was as a playmaker.
He ofi the scoring Of points 10 Gee. Rob-
n,on and Weston In many games he
came through with the right basket or
free throw
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-08
Sport Pourri. :, Al ,....
HATS OFF TO BILL ROBINSON

Miller Highs convincing 45-24 conquest on Denny
was farewell gift her graduating captain Bill Robin
aon AS usual Bill was the hardest worker and eft the
floor unnotced with the balance Of the first team al the
two minute mark.
Evening star., 1947-01-30
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

THE NATIONAL CAPITAL Housing Author
ity, 1887 L st: n.w.-Notice to Owners and
Tenants of Alley Dwellings and Of Other
Property in Squares Containing Inhabited
Alley. In according with the terms Of Sec
tion 6 of the Act of CongreSs, as amended.
known as the District Of Columbia Alley
Dwelling Act" the National Capital Hous.
ing Authority hereby notifies owners and
tenants Of alley dwellings and of other
property in squares containing inhabited
alleys, that alley dwellings in such SQUARES
may be demolished, removed, or vacated,
and that the square may be rsplstted on
said Act--(a( The term alley means %
vate OF. public, less than 80 feet wide at
fare, or passage, private or public, 80 feet
or more in width, that does not open di-
rectly with width Of at least 30 feet upon
a public street that is at least 40 feet wide
from building line to building line; tb) The
term 'inf abited alley" means an alley IN
or appurSenant to which there are one or
more alley dwellings; (c) The term alley
dwelling means any dwelling fronting
upon or having its principal means, OF
ingress from an alley. This definition does
not include an accessory building, such as
garage, with living rooms for servants or
other EMPLOYEES. if the principal entrance
ing is from the street property to WHICH It
is accessory; I'D The term dwelling"
means any building or structure used or
designed to be used in whole or in part as
a living or a sleeping place by one or more
human beings. THE NATIONAL. CAPITAL
HOUSING AUTHORITY, by John hlder.
executive officer. 80
Evening star., 1947-01-30

Mrs. Shumate, the wife of Joseph
H. Shumate. lived in this conmu-
nifty all Of her life. She was a menu
ber Of the Leesburg Methodist
Church.
Mrs. Shumate Is survived by her
husband. three daughters, Mrs. Mary
Fifer, Harrisonburg, Mrs. Roland
Legard, Hillsboro, and Mrs, G..
Shirley Myers, Leesburg: brother,
Joseph F. Paxson, Leesburg, and
seven grandsonS.
Evening star., 1947-01-30
| ! B
!! !! !!
$500, 900
Blocks; Rigging; Hardwars; Welding
Rods; Electrodes; Solder; kitehenwurs.

$7,7oo, 900
Boat and Ship Fittings; Electric cabls
and Wire; Dry Goods; Textiles; Pro.
fsetivs Clothing; Sporting Goods; Shop
Equipment; Ships Stores; PIX Supplies.
Evening star., 1947-01-30
Mrs. Alma Shumafe Rites
Planned in Leesburg Today
sneeloI pispoteh TO Ih. star

LEESBURG, Va, Jan. 30-Fu-
neral services for Mrs. Alma Pax
son Shumate, 68, church worker,
were to be held at 2 O'Clock this
afternoon from her residence. The
Rev. J. Shenton Lodge will officiate
and burial will be in the Leesburg
Union Cemetery.
Mrs. Shumate died Tuesday at
her home near here after an ILL
ness of several months.
Evening star., 1947-01-30
LEGAL NOTICES.
KARL KINDLEBERGER. Attorney.

Filed Jan. ii, i949. Charles Z. Stewart,
IN THE DISTRICT elfrk; COURT OF THE
United states for the District Of Column
bia.-BERTHA ANN ALDERMAN: Plaintiff,
vs. ROBERT E. ALDERMAN. Defendant
suit is an absolute divorce on the ground
Of desertion. On motion Of the plaintiff, mt
ordered that the defendant. Robert E.
Alderman. cause his appearance to, be
entered herein on. or before the fortieth
day, exclusive of Sundays and legal holi-
days occurring after the day of the first
publication of this order; otherwise the
cause, will be proceeded with as In case case
be published once a week for three sue
cessive weeks in the Washington Law Re
Before said day. .(s.J r. ALAN COLDS
BOROUGH, Justice; 9seal3 Attest;
p CONNEIL. Deputy Clerk. 1a. .10,23,3O
Evening star., 1947-01-30
LEGAL NOTICES Cont
j. FONTANE HALL and FRANK STETSON,
Aff0rueyS

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia.
Holding Probate Court.-No Gift. Ad-
the subscribers, Of the State Of Maryland
and the District of Columbia, respectively.
have obtained from the. Probate Court OF
mentary on the estate Of Amy W. Hay.
otherwise known as Amy Wetmore May.
Ali persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof. legally au-
thenticated. to the subscribers. on or before
the End day Of January. AID. 194S: other
wise, they, may by, law be excluded from
this If oth fsd dsy Gss qal sa
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND TRUST COM
PANY. 18TH Street and New York Avenue
FRANK STETSON. 1922 E Street NV
LSeal) Attest. THEODORE. CoGSWELL
Register of Wills for the District of CO.
lumbia, Clerk of the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1947-01-30

::=4sl i,sE.tlsssss nsasaK pxs-=
.S$xiiiil 1oes Is 8 ylts falss; I.
::I :,1j 40 iinfh III tstatss.
lxsx 1 j, i i, ]
n & i,..4lablisksisiislssand 1 b4rS tsfias~sias
B 8, Xsstssi,si. 4 !, 4 i siytttss sVrpaul.
Evening star., 1947-01-30
MCKINNEY, FLANNERY and CRAIGHILL,
Attorneys, 9Ol Hibbs Bldg.


States for the District Of Columbia,
ADMINISTRATION on.---This is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber, of the District Of Co
lumbta has Eti obtained from the Probate
aAd Colligendum on the estate of Anna
Campbell Albright. late of the District of
claims against. the deceased are hereby
warned IT, exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof. legally authenticated. to
Of December. AID, 194!; otherwise they
may by law be excluded from ali. benefit Of
10th day Of January, 1947. AMERICAN
SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY. BY:
Hcs- WM s. hENcH Jr; zAGndpN AsSlstant Trust
WELL, Register Of wills for the District
of Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1947-01-30
]. BARRETT CARTER. Attorney,

DISTRICT COURT OF Tie UNITED
HOaRs adsr REss.s asa q TSyd
istratiof Docket 144.-Application having
been o.se1 made mi herein for probate OF the last
VII and Of said deceased and for
day Of January. A.b. Iss7. that S Jsnnetle a
q and Kin f 81 ro9a Ad afrs Ct s
Court On Monday, the. ard day Of March,
Cause Why such 81 p should not snqw be
in the "Washineton Law Reporter and
successive weeks before the return day
be not less than thirty. days before said
AWs Chief Jasties 81 ssld sG
'hs Ases aSsh az e b1eoaRsEsry AR gt
lumbis, Clerk of the Probate ccurt.
ADRIAN ?. FISHER and ISRAEL j. MEN
AtS1nsys 6Sl0raan 1sr BuSrE
Hoans Probsss stre! essse Samsis ad
ths Il I the e ate ass of %ais
q the District of Columbia. Anciiiary Let:
asf q sas stass ssvas q
aarns sas against e sxhS a s ssme are With bSs I
vouchers thereof. legally authenticated. to
the subscriber. on or before the goth day
may 81 law Be Excluded from at benet hea q
iSsh sh'fs afeS ssss
sssSES Ma sss !ssa atsss5 ;nSf ;THseboSE Sss6ss!
hrt District Of Columbia Clerk ot the oProbate
Evening star., 1947-01-30

i i1ss kst1 xals:
d 81 & ssstss:
~ 40 sity::
/: d ! tilyslsatsi Il I I 3 l u ! htsE.:
ss sssstie::
IS sa
Evening star., 1947-01-30

| Candidates To-
| Adgate, Mary E.
Aydt, Edward r.
Boone. Betty Little
Burroughs, June D.
Cahill. PhylissM.
Dooley, Walter r.
ElmS, Barbara s.
Fahrney, Delmer s.
Falchone, Guy
Farr, Edward 8.
Flodin, David C.
Fursdon. Robert H.
Gwynn, Edward r.
Hammett, 10 Anne
Haymaker, John 8.
Hitchcock, A. j., jr.
Karazikos. Eleni p.
Kolb, w. c., jr.
Avery, Robert II.
Bamel, Virginia I.
Bates, Harry r.
Beall. Patricia J.
Brown, L. H, ir,
Carpenter, B. A.
Cobb, Arthur H.
Conner, Betty M.
Crouch, William B.
Crowley, Richard P.
Dahl. Harriet Joan
De ShaZo, John c.
Dier. Mary Louise
Dodds, C. Y, ir.
Dyer, Nancie c.
Dziura, E. Mcclellan
Earle, George C..
Evans, Mary e.
Delma, Mae G.
Gordon, Arlene
Gordon, Winifred G.
Guenther, M. e.
Hageman, Belly F.
Haller. Herbert N.
Hart, Mary A. L..
Heaton, Elizabeth K
Holmes, Joan E.
HoSpner Helen
Evening star., 1947-01-30
|o1 Awarded Diplomas
1Af Woodrow Wilson
|Hiqh Graduation

Diplomas were presented to 81
members of the senior class at
Woodrow Wilson High School to-
day in graduation exercises held
at the school. Norman j.. Mel
son, associate superintendent of
schools, gave the greeting to the
ora d1lafaS
Evening star., 1947-01-30

graduation were:
Kunkel. George z.
Lieberman, II. M, Jr.
Marrana, Ernest D.
Mattos. Paul C.
Metz, Robert Earl
Monett, George E.
Regan. William D.
Reid, Judith A. 8.
Robey, Robert H.
Salen, Raymond e.
Salvador, F. I.
Scollon, Calvin r.
Voshell, Samuel c.
Webster, John G.
Weyl, Nancy
Wheeler, Neil H.
White, Jay A., jr.
Witte. Betty Jane
Johnson, Doris Ann
Johnston, Lois Ina
julius, Richard F..
Kemp, Harry B., jr.
KerIin. Anne Marie
Klopfer, Albert E.
Leven, Ralph D.
Lobel, Jerry
Lustine, Marlyne L.
Malone, Marion J.
Martin, Priscilla c.
McCally, Charles T.
Mercker. Rodney c.
Olson, Virginia A.
Panor, Anna
Panor, Marie
Perry, Clarita E.
Read, Francis G..
Roberts, James M.
Schlosberg, ]. H.
Simi. Lawrence J.
Smith. Jane Rogers
Upton, Vallie Mae
Waite, Nancy Jane
Waterman,'Rut A.
Watson, John M.
Tanner, A. W., ir.
Evening star., 1947-01-30
LEGAL NOTICES,

MUSGRAvE q SIGHTLER. Attorneys, 400
M 1.-THE THE si: ip,sTEsicTI s + GogKT I. g 1.-THE
bia, Holding Probate Court.-.In re: Estate
Of Evelyn Eva Weems French. deceased--
1n ef Issue, sps Ne. Psas asr
tion.-The notification as 70 the trial Of
issues In this case relating to the Validity
s4s s ae e cay ss
will and testament Of Evelyn Eva Weems
French, deceased. having been returned as
derhilI, jr., Marion ogiivie French, and the
mot to be found it is this l4th day Of
for tsal ne dss 81 Mas
1947, and that this order and substance
o. o.. ssid issues: to Wit was the paper writ
lament I. @ Of Evelyn Eva Weems French: was
u duly executed, was she capable OF max:
.u M sss. the Of Paps snd sns Sd
Marion oeilvie French, his SON. or any
other person or persons, be published once
Esw sss 'hs
week for four successive weeks in The
GopsboRouHE Sss5 1nssise att.sf
District Of Columbia. Clerk of the Probate
ian2o, 2o,as.a7,so.febs,s.1o1s. as 81,
DANIEL ", oD6NoGluE; jT:. Attorney.
puss y. caion IN trust Sunaing.,
IN THE p1srR1eclFf elfrk COURT OF THE
|, United States for the District Of Co
bia.-Daniel W. o'Donoehue, Jr.
Elfrieda B: Droop, decd. SCI Union Trust
Sudns Hs anstav ssaaeS s. netb E. se.d sssd
s hetion So s al oSset
Rs viii viii d the asd sSpssassiea
to the executor as to whether certain
legatees are liable for the inheritance
taxes due the District of Columbia in
pfnt rsipst f be1 the eeas and SbsSr h s
taxes are. payable by executor from re-
it is this 3sth day Of January. is47.
ordered that the defendants, Turner Ashby
and Emma Ashby of Clarke County. Blue
mont Virginia; John Robert Faber and
ESbsrt FSSs rsssT their father and Sustodan.
land, Edith Eveinard and Emmanuel and
Elizabeth Eveillard infants. c/o Edith
Evillard. their mother and custodian, 10
Rue de General Appert, Paris 16, France,
cause their appearance to be entered
herein on or before the ,fortieth day, ex-
occurring after ne day Of the nrst publ:
will be proceeded with as in, case Of de-
fault. Provided. copy of this order be
published once week for three successive
weeks in the WASHINGTON Law Reporter.
and The Evening star Newspaper before
SIS oS5SS Ss
F. CONNELL, Deputy Clerk ja30.fe6,l3
Evening star., 1947-01-30
Z; STANLEY HOLLAND. Attorney.

DISTRICT. cogRT OF THE UNITED
ministra ation.@This IS to Give P' Notice: Il ice:
That the subscriber. of the District Of
Columbis. has obtained from the Probate
Testamentary ON the estate Of Alice Knisht
Pryor. late of the District Of Colun.Sia,
deceased. All persons having claims against
the same, with the vouchers thereof. legally
fore the isth day ia Of i Janaary, A.p. b I 1s9s,
from all benefit Of said estate. Given under
its hand this 18th day Of January, 1947.
NY S A sEepS g oAcHTERRu AsR TRusT xEsfssaat Gom
Trust ofncer. --(seal) Attest: THEODORE
CoGsWEIL. Register Of Wills for the
ps.rct 1nTt of Columbia Clerk of the nfSsste
EfkArEEsTx :ns
:.06 Southern Building. WashinEton s, D. c.
Filed Jan. 49, 1s45: e3:rs Charles E. Stewart
IN THE DISTRICT R.Tf'A COURT OF THE
bia@MfcHxEI J. q. cgkfEY, ley ArshSlshoD
Street. Baltimore, MARYLAND. Plaintiff VS..
ErEdE Ert,aE EpELlN 7ez Ct al Pefsndan.s-Giyil
sALE;--Upon consideration Of the motion
Section 500. Of the Code Of Law 1'eds Of the he
Michael ]. curley. Archbishop hop of % saltimope re
sought that the interest of said trustee
saua9s as Il o II John % per ehu s in
Liber 1e ct Folio II in the once Of the
Surveyor of the. District Of Columbia, may
os os sold 1ns and IT appsa5ins that an ofer
Isl $50 .o6l Dollars, ' ali cash oiss less one one
Hundred tS1oo0ol Dollars. the minimum
estate ts for
ments thereon, has been received by said
trustee from Joseph J. senge. it is by
tas GSsEt this 3sth day Of January 1e47
the contrary be shown or 'fi a higher H' ef,er p
sesers h. to the Court Be- made
at 1000 O'Clock AN. at which time OBJ;
sections I @ to said sale will be. heard and
nshsT hf Offers n4dsr cSpnsideFed provided copy
Evenins Star and once in the e'ss Washinston ii toa
Lay Lay Reporter. at least ten days prior to
ssd sft Rs6t52neg ustts asss sss s. % Ta
By CLARA F: coNNELL Deputy CLERK.
JOHN n. McyEY. 1925 Connecticut
Filed JAM q. Aysnsi IS shssiss ssss E Stewart.
m THE p1srRIeelFfF elfFk COURT OF THE
sasss FL 1zssEPH shf Rsrst pbSas 8 SS
BARRETT, Plaintiff, vs.. GARFIELD cecil
No 55a51-oR5EdRs oF PT1RI ATG6foN
DFFENDANT-The object of this
suit is absolute divorce. On motion OF
January, 1877. ORDERED. That the de- G
fendant cause his appearance to be entered
on or before the fortieyh day. exclusive Of
after the day of the first publication OF
this order: otherwise the cause will be
eoDs ah q e this oTder Of sssap ssa Se puS GS
lished once, week for three successive
weeks in the Washington Law Reporter
1s5 i. ALAN GoLDsBoRoudH. T Justice. tee.
lSeal. a true copy. Test: CHARLES
~ EzS STEWART. Clerk. y CLARA F. con-
Evening star., 1947-01-30
IreAl NOTICES,
WILLIAM J: BARTLE, Attorney.

WlAkIAm y. 0AMILE, Att0fmeys
DISTRICT tS5 COURT ~ soof TIHE UNITED
uoSa,a States fSr o,us The District Of colunbls.
enico Perrone, Deceased.-No. 6S.39l, Ad.
ministration Docket 144,-Applicatie2 49,
ing been made herein for probate OF the
last will and testament Of said deceased.
and for letters .testamentary on said estate.
by William N. .Presgraves, 1t is ordered
this goth day Of January, AID. 1947, that
Frank Perrone: $40 101st Drive. Salinas,
California. and all others concerned, ap-
pear in said Court on Monday. the 3rd day
OF March. AID. 1947. at 1000 o'clock am,
to show cause why such application should
not be granted. Let notice ereof be pub
lished 70 the ''Washington Law Reporter
three wesss n. n each Of
day herein mentioned, the first publication
TO t De not less than thirty days before said
LITHA J. LAWS. Chief Justice Of said
Court this goth day Of January, AID, 1947.
Seal Attest: THEODORE COGSWEIL,
Register Of Wills for the District Of Column
oia,. CLERK Of the Probate Court.