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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-08

Htdft CT |.JU pm.
The regular morning worship
vii be held AZ 1880 a. M. wbeo
Rev. Wallace II. Sterns. as-
sisiant pastor. speaks on ",Jes,,s,
iiaptisIn." Rev. Pickens will de-
liver the II a. m. sermon, "ccek
We me Kingdom" at the Pom.
clans Community Church The
Sunshine Circle meets at the
hope at Mrs. Buchanan -
"Wednesday az o pam. 2
Official board meeting of tho
Congressional Church win be
held Tuesday; prayer meeting
"wednesday; choir rehearsal and
Young Peoples hour, Thursday.
nnd Boy Scout meeting, Friday
~ meetings are at 1880 D. m.
AZ tn Presbyterian Chu,c CHI.
kev. Malorose S. Avery, pastor,
wiH preach at the II a. m. serv-
10 Fellowship groups meet at
20 .. m.
The Christian Science Society
meets ~ II a. m. Study subject
viii be MAN" A Wednesday
evening service will be held at
. .. m The Key West Church
"A Christ viii hold its regular
Sunday evening meeting at 9l6
as ninary street at 6 O'Clock.
Divine service of the Grace
Lutheran Church is scheduled for
u 80 p. ~. tomorrow, with Sun
flay School az 10 "a. m. The Church
~ God holds Sunday School at
10 n. m., gospel service at II
m, evangelist service at 7:3O
p. M. Glad Tidings Tabernacle
conducts Sunday School at 10
q. m. morning worship at IL
70. NJ, Young Peoples meeting
"a q p. M, and evening service
a. 7:30 p. m.
AZ Ley Memorial Methodist
Church Sunday School is held at
B.f5 a. m. and morning worship
a 1880. Sermon subject of Rev.
r S. Doherty, pastor, is Make
Christ Your Lawyer" Youth Eel
iovship is held at Gas p. M, and
evening service at 1880 p. m.
Sermon subject is "The Glories of
the Cross"
with Christ Away is the,
sermon subject of Rev. G.. Leon
Wells al the First Methodist
Church az the 1880 a. m. serv-
Bee. following the 9:45 a. m. Sum
day school Youth Fellowship is
"a Gao q. tn., and evening service
~ 9.3O o'clock, when Rev. Wells
win speak on the hymn subject,
%. Young and Fearless Prophet"
Revival services at the Fleming
street Methodist Church will
eame To- a close tomorrow night
When Rev. w. G.. Smith of South
Carolina. will give ms flnal mes
saac. The occasion will also mark
the final appearance OF Bill
Parish as song leader.
sunday School at Polnclana
psptist Church will be held at
. a. a. m: morning worship at
II a m: Training Union at o:5o
n M. and evening worship at
7a0 o. m. Sermon subject OF
Rev w. Il. Smith in the morning
IA Corinthians. 1921 and in the
evening. l Corinthians l4;l.
AZ the First Baptist Church'
Sunday School is at GAS a. M;
nornine worship at 1880; Train
las Union at $50 p. m, and eve
nuns worship at 1880.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-08
Friedlaldd Due
Here Wednesday

Melvin A. Friedland, assistant
state. service officer of the Flor
ida State Veterans Commission,
will arrive in Key West at 4 pm.
Wednesday, and will be here
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Veterans of Monroe County
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-08
Knits Ito Sweaters
r X X X
Makes Other articles, Too
X X X Il
Les: Than 6 Years

WEBSTER CITY, Ia.-(AP)-
A little more than five years, the
knitting needles of Mrs. Henry
Thode of near Duncombe have
turned out ITO sweaters. y
Mrs. Thode, who started knit
ting in l941, turned out 20
sweaters for the Red Cross and
80 for friends, relatives, and per
sons in need. She also has knit
ted 90 pairs of mittens and 10
scarfs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-08
Licenses To We'd
Issued 2 Couples

Marriage licenses were issued
yesterday by County Judge Ray
mond r. Lord to two couples.
Applying for the licenses to
wed were Melvin E. Garlotti, %,
of 1912 Watson street, and Mar
jorie L. Clement, 80, of 100 Duval
street, and Webster r. Kohler, 35,
of Miami, and Ruth Packer, 80,
Miami Beach.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-08

To remove those accidental " =
stains. For colored fabricss smaAw
paste OF mustard and wmzN
spread on the stain and let 100
for about IL hours Then riune n
cool water.
The Detroit tribune., 1947-07-26

A rhythmic vocal THO who
specialize in giving out with
Calypso and swing arrange
mcn,s viii headline the show
now opening at Frohc Show
Bar on July 25
The chic Chocs, female
singing group Will share the
spotlight OF the gala show with
Baby Hines. blues dclincator.
The girls VIII stage a battle
Of music with the males IN
tho show.
Patrons Will have tho oppor-
tunity of decldng whether the
Chic Chocs, Baby Hines or the
vocalS Of cmccc Jimmy Mills
and the Ted Buckncr Four are
hest for listening Happy and
Eddie viii assist Mills in the
musical battle Of the sexes.
Cocktail Hour
Last Sundays cocktail hour
show was one Of fine enter
tainmcnt as show stars, B a b g
Wallace and Ann Lewis gave
out with thcm Vocals on both
Old and now songs which have
become luke box favorites
The Detroit tribune., 1947-07-26

The tWo swinging gultarlSts,
Happy and Eddie opened tho
fun session with then unlaue
rendition OF Anniversary Song
which we're followed by rc-
quest numbers.
jimmy Mills, best known TO
cabarct patrons as the Scpia
Bng Crosby scored with 2 give
out on Wrap Your Troubles in
Drcams and That's NY De
sire
Tho iuhm Of the Tod Buck.
ncr -Four stepped up the tenn
po of the show 10 one OF
"Jump time and tho patrons
were loud in then applause for
the muslcianship Of altoist Ted
BuckncC and his musical four.
Former Hampton Drummer
ASSIST by tho former Lionel
Hampton drummer, George Jen-
kms. Happy and Eddie were
~ their best with a swing Ses
SION on Old Man River and
Hey Baba Re- Bop
For his Offering Babe Wal
lace selected Stormy Weather
"On The Sunny Side or
The Detroit tribune., 1947-07-26
Illinois Jacquet
Slated For e.
Sino August 2

Jukc box listeners and mu.
SicianS who argue that the sax
ophone IS slowly losing its
appeal as the lead instrument
in band Will have an oppor-
tunlty 20 prove or not prove
their points when Illinois JAG
quot and his boys invade the
El-Sino on August 2.
For those who hesitate 10
debate any of the fine points
Of music there viii be gala
floorshow for their entertain
mcnt Tho new show lineup
includes that romantic singer Of
songs Sonny Carter and his ball
lad songs Garter thrilled pa
irons Of an Oakland avenue
club and was held over for
-four months as a feature at
traction
Meanwhile Dctroitcr u. C..
Heard and his Cafe Society
ScXtcttc arc holding forth at
Bill Malone'S and Bill Pcarccs
popular Valley nightery.
Cafe Society Sexiette
With Heard doing the vocalS
and the band playing the sup
porting music the show is play
cd to a capacity house.
Vocalist Eta Jones scores
with her version Of Them Their
Eyes" and Il Cried For You.
Red Williams. tapStar enter
tains with his intricate and nov
cl steps
"a Wild Mans Dream" gives
Heard an opportunity to show
off his drumnastics. Dittv Boo
does torride strip-teasc dance,
For Sentimental Reasons
and Mean To Nc with vocals
by Eta Jones and The Hear d
Quartettc arc high spots in the
show offering
The show was 50 we'll re-
coived that each of the on
tcrtalncrs were forced to give
out With encores
The Detroit tribune., 1947-07-26
"Audition Hour"
Witnessed BY
Large Crowd

Several of Dctroit'S loading
night club owners. score Of
musicians, about 30 vocalistS
and large crowd Of music low
crS attended the third in a
sores of Addition Hour" par
ties held in SKY Room Of the
IL Horseman Club last Thurs
day
Club owners present were:
Uzziel Lee OF Club Sensa-
ton Lounge, Max Rott Of Row
al Blue Bar. Mr.. and Mrs Jo-
Scph Molski Of Courvlle Cafe
and BIZ Rouzer, manager Of
Club El-Sino.
Prominent guests who enjoy
cd the vocal and music offer
inGs were Nh and Mrs. Mel
vim Rogers. Bernie Bosnian and
M. Kaplan OF the Pan AmcrI-
can Records and Sid Fields.
manager Of Johnny Moorcs 3
Blazers.
"Audiiion Hour"
The weekly Addition Hour"
Parties are held bv the Larry
ChiSm Promotion Agency when
is interested in giving aspuinC
vocalists and inStrumentalistS an
opportunity 10 be heard and
appreciated
Among the musicians were
Rudy Rutherford. Lee Yarbor-
ough, willie Hawkins, Joe
Braccful Joe Norris. Preston
Powell. Lawrence Freeman. Wal
Ter Bragg. Burrell Dudley. Lit
tic Dir. Roy LanSky. Larry
Harvard. Victor Chrovian. John
nie Flanagan. William Ware.
Abram Williams, Red Ray and
The Detroit tribune., 1947-07-26
RHYTHMIC TRIO TO HEADLINE FROLIC PROGRAM

The street and III Get Br
Wallace then did brief dance
routine To the tune of his own
composition, a Chicken Ain 4
Nothing
The strains of II Must Bo
Love was the cue for the
show stopper. Ann Lewis 10
make her appearance and coni-
plete the gala showa offering az
sundays cocktail hour at tho
Frolc Show Bar
Host for the occasion wa
the Brownette Club. f. an c e
BuVCk rs president
Other guests included Tom
mIc Eric Wilma Lyons. Mo and
Mos Horace Grace Albert
Scott. altl Charlie Marmon
The Detroit tribune., 1947-07-26

Music lovers are anxously
waiting 10 catch Johnny Moore
and his Celebrated Three Bla7-
epS al the Mirror Ballroom como
Thursday. July "a. This will
be the only dance date that the
Blazers Will appear in the Mo
tor CITY Music will be fur
niShed bv Todd Rhodes and his
band The Blazers Iust closed
record breaking engagement
az Sportrcc Music Bar
So be on hand 10 ENJOY tho
Three Blazers and SWING
soaked night of music by Todd
Rhodes and his band
Dean Collins.
VocalistS heard during the
session were Toni Morrison En-
lie Jones. Lillian Charles. Mar
Gus ChildS, Lillian GRAY Gladys
Tremmcll Sonny Carter. Rose
Hopkins. Willie James. Honey
drippcr. Mickcv English, Chas
Miller. Sam smith. Pat Ssun-
ders. Helen McSwain. Kitty Ste
venson and Betty Logan.
The Detroit tribune., 1947-07-26

---the scene
BY DICK jennings

due to the heavyNote and nnouncencnt Of the band
poll winners this week, your scribe Dick Jennings
didn't dig the scene this week Dig you next week
Jacki) Congrats TO the winners and runners-up
The Detroit tribune., 1947-07-26

FREE PARKING
Gotham Hotel and Ebony Dining
Room
South vest Cor Brady S John \
Evening star., 1947-07-03
JOSEPH A. CANTREL. Attorney.

IN THE DisTEIcT, M +, GSgRT ts,f. g OF co,1,a THE
Lia, Holding PTobate GeurtIln rTrMoRE r G9aRd
assSsisasPp Il ss5ss
real res @ estate for maintenance filed herein
by Mildred G Hilbert guardian Of the
ESTATES of Patrlsk Eeea nfants
wherein wherein it is prayed that the interests of
said infants in Lot e. Square re SoS5 5SS6' in IN
the District OF oe may tor oe f6e pur
chase of said lot and improvements there.
on, for fourteen thousand Ave hundred
60aa 6qokers of Ave Ave hundred dollars
$500 OO) has been received by the said
guaTdian and another person intsrested in
and upon consideration of the answer Of
the guardian ad litem Of said infants and
the testimony filed herein. it is by the
JUDO JUDGED, oRpEREp and DEcREEp that
the said Mildred C. Hilbert. guardian of
the said infants be. and she is hereby au-
Of said real estate upon the receipt by
her as such guardian of three-fourths OF
the sale price, of said lot and improve
brokers' commission Of S5oOo0 taxes
accrued on said property adjusted to thee the
and interest on the encumbrance on salo
real estate to the date OF transfer ano
ney's fees. incident to the proceeding for
the sale Of said real estate unless hafuSe cause
the 10th day of July, 1947: Provided
a copy Of this order be published once in
The. Evening Star newspaper and once once
ten days prior to said last mentioned date
JAS w. MORRIS. Justice; Seal 1T true
Copy Attest: THEODORE COGSWELL
REGISTER OF wills for the, District of Co.
lunbia Clerk of the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1947-07-03
LEGAL NOTICES.
JOSEPH A. RAFFERTY,, Attorney,
p0R Southern RldR

1sU0 southern dug.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of CO.
lumbia. Holding a Probate Court.-In re-:
Estate of EVA MAGNI, Deceased:-Admin,
istration No. 90. .105.-ORDER NISI FOR
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.-Elisabeth T.
Fields, Executrix under the VIII of Eva
Magni, deceased, having reported the sale
Of Lot Is in Thompson's Subdivision Of
Lots in SQUARE s70 as per plat re recorded d
Columbia IN Liber 10 at Folio %, improved
by premises 900 Massachusetts Avenue.
Lee, at and for the price Of Nineteen
Thousand Seven Hundred and Fifty Dol
lars (S19,750.a0l. all cash, subject to a
brokers commission Of Seven Hundred and
Fifty Dollars (S750.00b. it is by the Court
this ! st DAY of July 1947, ORDERED. That
said sale be ratified and confirmed by the he
shown before the 18th day of July, l947,
provided a copy of this Order be published
once in the Washington Law Reporter and
once in. The Evening Star at least ten
days prior to said last mentioned date.
copy. Attest: MELVIN j. MARQUES.
of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1947-07-03
MOTORCYCLES.

AIS. 1946. 500 &C, like neW; in storage .ny
before it's gone; WA. 0s95. p
CUsHMAN package car. new blue paint
WI So43; 5423 Roossysltp Bethesda nesst ,,n
dition, $3.50. EN-. 40s1 after IL am
HARLEY-DAv1DsoN s4-74. buddy seat,
new motor; excellent condition. runs like
new: $3.50 Elk. 006S, call any time. A.
HARLEY-DAvIDSoN 1896. excellent con-
and chrome acc. QUAKER CRY MOTOR
H!AKLEY EY,DAvIDsoN ls47 ss.n motorsycls rs lie
s3377o and take over payments. Tnauire
20l9 N st. NV. Tues: afternoon or Wed
or Thurs. after $50 pm. 81
MATCHLEsS 1946, like new; must sacrifice
due to old back injury. 6156 31st st. NV
MINED: DELIyERYrIs447 models d Ma Mstch- nd3-
Barnett; S275 up. ALLfED MoToRCY-
CLEs. 2014 NJ st. NV, RE. 5073. 4
SPECIAL SALE-MotoBecane motorcycles;
limited amount on hand; reduced to S295
MANHATTAN AUTO & RADIO CO., 18th
nd n
Evening star., 1947-07-03
Take Word for 1t
BY Frank Colby
What's In a Name?

Ithaca: Did the famous English
dandy, Beau Brummel, accent his
surname on the second syllable, as
"bruh- NELL? And why was he
named "Beau"?-R. E. P.
| Answer: Brummel is correctly
pronounced BRUH-mn.
His correct name Is George Bry-
an Brummel 1778-1840. An old
meaning of Beau (now seldom
heard) is "a man who is overme-
ticulous in matters Of dress and
fashions, a dandy or fop." Beau
Brummel was leader in setting
mems styles. He was noted
gambler, and was the close friend
of the then Prince Of Wales (aft-
erward George IV. Brummel died
in poverty in a French asylum for
the insane.
Unusual names department. s. j.
G., of Los Angeles, reports: l once
worked in an automobile repair shop
in Salt Lake City. My foreman's
name was I've Rector.
Worcester: Our name Is Weaver.
Would it be all right to name our
little daughter Penelope, and where
does the accent fall?-Mrs. A. w.
Answer: Accent the second sylla-
BILE, thus: pen-ELL-uh-pee. The
name is of Greek origin, and 1t may
surprise you to know that 1t means
weaver" But the duplication in
Penelope Weaver offers no objection.
To me it would be an attractive
name.
In Homer's odyssey" Penelope Is
the lovely and faithful wife of Odys-
seus. King of Ithaca, and son oil
LaerteS.
@. When one sees the first name,
Francis. how is one to know whether
it is masculine or feminine?-C. B.
A. In correct usage the masculine
spelling is Francis; the feminine is
Frances.
Copyright. The Bell Syndicate. Inc. ls47>,
Evening star., 1947-07-03
AuToMo7IyE MIscELLANEoUs.

AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILERS-Immedia
delivery: new shipment Just arrived; the
neatest one you've ever. seen: suitable for
merchants farmers, fishermen al, and tour @
1897 Irving st. NV. AID. $500, Washing
tons Largest Pontiac Dealer.
GUARANTEED repuilt transmissio0s
shock absorbers. rear ends, new hub caps,
srilIes. seal-beam lishts water and fusl
ty giass installed j. I. HRENNnER & CO..
PONTIAC. OWNERS, ATTENTION! We
carry a large stock Of go@od-auality, @ seat seat
fit other models of General Motors cars,
prompt and neat installation il desired
ARCADE PONTIAC CO., 1437 Irving St.
TRUCK BODIES, vans. stakes and pickup
order order FRED S. GIcHNER IRON WORKS,
ING 121a 24th 4R st. ng BE- s4bs bS the
est safety process beautiful tread 2-hour hour
# IT AReAPE 4 R PoEfIAc c. Shinston,ts 5
NV. AID $500. Quick, efficient service.
Evening star., 1947-07-03
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

FORD 1946 pickup; 1889 Ford. u ton
T?h nSsR pieRup iyss @etor recondtoned
sTUDEBAkER l941 coupe express la-tton
RiseaRk RBRoGkwa9 h 1871 1871 CHI, and cab; long w'o,
condition throughout: $3.50. REQ WASH;
urvsoIrT cur iso p' 1a41 1 tractor sr and trailer
pleteiy overhauled, in tip-top shape; "a
foot Superior trailer with tarpaulin ceUer eoe
Phone Alexandria 1859. -
ehs soo 5ss aa@s ssos SMoeo
CHEvRoLET ia46 Suburban Carry-All;
less than 1000 mi: spare tire, heater and
defroster; Al condition. Call RE 5995.
CHEVROLET 1941 sedan delivery: new
engine recently installed. good tires cash'
trade or, or terms. MITCHELL Ei MO M0IGRs. pRSs
CaEVRoIET GGhSVsa.IIH ais 1885 1h-ton; dump body.
dual wheels; fine condition; buy at $295.
SURPLUS AND CIVILIAN late model
panels sfPs fS rusbss buses dqmRs sTss
eheap Fsssors RfcE aaa ilsSa iss
cHEykoLEr 1a41 1.ton van type; soGSd oS
Is46 after s pm. ~ o.u,'.s a.
SHEvsoGEr afi fa5Gl 1895 s:ton panel; new mo,
toT clean onbs gts sl7s oW cash 5a5s will
FORD 1915 new vanette 1H-ton truck,
espSsspxa espsoi st. 'Soy cali Se so saSs AZ
ton; $500 or best offer under. oV 1864.
a02 E: Winssorr ave, Alexandra. Va 49,
Trade tSn tor panel es4 Ms ss
CHEVROLET 1920 1h.ton staks sds 5sdS Sodyi
NEW S1Ss ANp USED BuiIpiNG MHTEEnIAILs: e:
Isg safySat and aye n all
sTuDEBAKER ie46 ton iatbed; 81 4s5.
SHTo DUMP Go 1870 t9ucf 4h fa4 s
mileage. 5112 20. 9th St. CHI, 979o. -
INTERNATIONAL 1912 dump truck K;6;
excellent cond; nd will sell for reasonable
til S}3 HottH Gn sa5s Hobs soqe sAfHs
caEvsofET ihS sSf + la4 aH son Ro truck
rubber, good condition. Call TR. 921S. .
CENTRAL MOTOR CO.. GMC, truck dealer.
offers 20 trucks at special clearance sale
DGn scod s nass naess low save .Tees over Go
is4s Dodge a. ton pickup ea5
1899 Intl 1k-ton, loft. stake 59o
rear 1,195
1914 Federal 2Ia-ton dump: ) speeds, 1926
l94O Dodge 1la-ton dump 695
I940 Dodge Suburban Carry-Au 775
194S Chey 15-pass. bus - 695
1912 GMC 1k-ton 29-pass. bus a550
1-ton cargo trailer-------- 90
Also panels, pole-line trucks, 12-ft.
stake. tractors, chassis and cab. platform
trailers, van trailers. lowboys. 6x6s 6x4s,
MOTOR CO. GMc truck Dealer, 5000
Lee hwy, Arlington, CHI. 7Oo0 To reach
Through Georgetown, cross Key Bridge,
turn right %. g. No. gil or No. 2e), drive
1 L. nnilek
Evening star., 1947-07-03
NEW AND USED CARS at
AUTOMOBILES WANIEp.

SEE US BEFORE YOU SELL. POHANkA
fzk H6sEsT aaS PR IS on
Of cars are assured at McKEE-PoNT1Ac.
Sos o ctKs IS WXN1EP ME ,mSaM9Gep1.rEIY Sa9e s7 to
Come v to Or pay ca YHu[ Pss 1S 'sa
l23 St ne. ne. Ex. $500. .s
s., Takoma PARK. B: {. Georgia 5000:
fG5 @o1ES 9sS 'e 57 re ca4o T1d aD. e.
win WITH wiNN"STop price for your
car; never too new. never too old; will
space. Open ewes. and Sundays. WINS
MOTORS f69 Florida ave. ne, Ex. 269s.
3720 Georgia ave; NV. RA. 7422.
ape feE sokSE z5HE FsH
HoD i T9m 81 usT sfrh gsorss TO sa the aso 6sn
ss7 0ldsF f1seR MoToR 81 q Co. GAN II
Rhode Island ave. ne; open 9 am. to
WE WANT CARS REGARDLESS OF PRICE
Don't trade on new car or sell TO any my
n yoq to st s 9s hss hssd eae6 e
# f ca car is aot paid for, viii nay Fl balance
% iad pay fa5R odsst
for appraisal. Ali cash or certified check;
Closed Closed tSanrF SATURDAY al and Sun. cai No iii
SELL Me your 1887 to 1871 car; will
tape. n ali Mr. Kennedy. with TRIANGLE
M2T2Rs Pr s2oa d.nsnd.bi. sysS MI ssd aa7s
ad9s'ei' before PM; ' Wo. vs. os5os pm. PM to pm
fer Ford Or Chevrolet; have cash. Ludl low
| NEED CLEAN light car for business; will
pay all cash. Please call AID. s430. Ext.
FoRD. Chevrolet, Buick, Plymouth o. o.
willing to pay high price. Call OR. 3345
LOOKING FOR 40, al or ,4e CAR-will-
ing to pay well if clean and in good cond
AR AeH anas CASH sfys fK1eE eT for 1927 old
CASH 4.1 s5lsr On THE I sPor-ouick sale assured
ali al makes: make uIao no wait Waitine FRANK SMALL
Jr., INC. 215 Pa. ave. Sc. and 1901 GOOD
PRpvATE PRIV vi PARTY wants 1s4e or 1e47 car;
Will pay all in cash. Call after pm. EN-
PRIvArE PPi'v, PARTY wants 1e4o-41-42 Tudo.
$50; no dealers Phone Ma, 377l. Apt
SELL SELL OR TRADE YOUR CAR At HC5nsr.' s,
I WILL PAY ALL CASH for clean cars
new or used Cal US tod,y 9r .nni dIive pg pg
B RGfcks: S ks SsSe e5evrolets rords. pontiacs o,
any make Of car that has had Rood care
market value. ST HAWKINS. 1888 14tf
fMMEDIATE IN aiM,i HG CASH. no red tape or has;
can w Bsy Ps haS lrhs shsn ssuF ri E05
MOTOR co. 1920 Rhode Island ave. ne
hishest Sa i05 prices ices paid. wILL1AMs & BAKER
sga 2sia s. s. nS oScErop0 70 saoG DOLLAR prices
ne, AT. 1900 Open evenings.
EKsT yALuE used dsssr ears WIS
caEVRoEET eGnE1a EM Wan WaNrEDWe ED We win pay il
highsst cash dollars; any year any ans moosi
10th st. ne. AID s344
PLYMOUTH WANTED-We will pay tn,
highest cash dollars: any year. any model
soth WahLiaMa st. ne I'D Ab' ss44. o' ~
FORDs WANTED-We will pay the highes
cash dollars: any year any model VII WI,
LIAMs AUpo s5A1 SAFES r. l. ave- at zo''
BUCKS WANTED-we will pay the high
est cash dollars; any year. any modei
WILLIAMS IS AUTO yIea SALES r. l. ave at 2otl
PoNTIAC ISt wANTED-we will pay tn
| highest cash dollars any year and an
model, WILLIAMS AUTO SALES. r.
ave. at goth St. ne; AID. 1914.
PRIVATE individual, veteran. desperat
/ for car, up to $500; immediate cash
| WA. 1874. after 1 pm. "a
ARMY OFFICER, in hospital needs l94 %
automobile: will pay all cash. Call CAPT
| CASH IN FIVE MINUTES-See John Bui
| russ Highest cash price; Every Day q
g. METROPOLITAN MOTORS, 1910 Bis
Evening star., 1947-07-03
ARNOLD, FORTAS g. PORTER, Attorneys,
S21 Fifteenth st. NV.

DISTRICT
States for the District of Columbia:
Holding Probate Court.-Estate of
Evalyn Walsh Mclean, Deceased;-.oN
69I97, Administra tion Docket 146.-
Applca ton having been made herein for
probate of the last. will and testament OF
said deceased. and COR letters testamentary
on said estate. by Thurman Arnold It IS
ordered this 18th day of June. AID 1947,
that John R: Mclean and Edward Mclean NJ lea z
AID. 1947. at 1000 O'Clock AM. to show
cause why such application should not
in the Washington Law Reporter" and
THE Evening star" once in each of three
successive weeks before the return day
be not less than thirty days before said
return day Witness, the Honorable 30;
LTTHA j. LAWS. Chief Justice of said
(SealD Attest: THEODORE CoGSWELL,
Register of Wills for the District OF Co.
lumbia, Clerk of the Probate Court.
,o1n i,,9
Evening star., 1947-07-03
THOMAS c. sCALLEY. Attorney,

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Colum2is
Holding Probate Court.-Estate OF Will
son K Chapman, Deceased.-No. 693OS.
Administration Docket 146.-Applicationl
having been made herein for probate of
the last, will and testament of said de-
ceased, and for letters testamentary on
said estate, by Gladys c. Chapman, it Is
ordered this Both day of June. AID. l947,
that Edgar S: Chapman; Ann c. Chapman; an
his custodian, Elisabeth Carr Chapman. and
all others concerned appear r. in SAID Court
l941, at 1000 o'clock AM, to show cause
why such application should not be granted
Let notice hereof BE- published in The
Evening Star, once in each of three sue
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, BOLT HA J
LAWS, Chief Justice of said Court, this
Both day of June, AID, Ig47. Seal,
of Wills for the District Of Columbia. Clerk
of the Probate Court. Jy3, ,10.17