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and veil and carried pink roses;
by Miss Florence r. Morgan as
maid of honor, who wore pink
taffeta gown and feather headdress
and carried brandy wine roses; and
by Mrs. Raymond E. Taylor. sister
of the bridegroom; and Mrs. Edward
Brophy and Mrs. Joseph Armstrong,
who wore aqua, fuchsia and dusty
rose taffeta gowns and carried red
or yellow roses.
Mr.. Joseph r. Van Wrinkle serv-
ed as best man for the bridegroom
and Mr.. Clarence A. West, Mr..
Leon Clifton, Mr.. Kemper L..
Weaver and MIR. Raymond Nc
Donough we're the ushers.
Evening star., 1947-12-05
Fete Set

The Business and Professional Di-
vision of Hadassah will celebrate
Chanukah, the Feast Of Lights, on
Sunday, at the home of Mrs. Joseph
L. Mendelson in Chevy Chase. Miss
Ethel Wolf, membership chairman
of the group has prepared Cha
nukah program at which Mrs. So
phie Zanof, first president OF the
division will sneak.
Evening star., 1947-12-05
IHouse1VarmingS Set
|Bp Norman Keitbs

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Keith are
back in Washington after flying
trip to Europe They will enter
tain at a cocktail party Saturday
December 13 from 6 to o'clock in
their new home at 3512 P street in
Georgetown. which will be in the ma
ture of a. house warming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith, the latter
formerly Miss Jocelyn Freer, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. Freer,
were married in September In
Washington and for month or
more they lived in New York.
Evening star., 1947-12-05
Dance Planned

The Queen of the Apostles AS
societies will sponsor a dance to-
morrow evening at Stansbury Hall,
Georgia and Michigan avenues NV,
for the benefit of students at the
Queen of the Apostles Seminary
1000 Thirteenth street NV.
Evening star., 1947-12-05

Miss Laura Ellen Wright, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lucian D. Wright
of Goldsboro. N. c., became the bride
November % of Mr.. William H.
Evening star., 1947-12-05
New Workers to Dance

The New York State Society will
hold a Navy Night dance at $50
pm. tomorrow in the Shoreham
Hotel.
Evening star., 1947-12-05

2 Sets Of ko|Insky sIn
Scarfs y
Zlotnick's Former L
Price, S9S IL
Evening star., 1947-11-08
HELP MEN and WoMEN.

ss.as. assr.a E0f Box 4ss
BREAKFAST COOK tcolored>: for board
ing house. also dinner on Monday; no
Sunday work: some one within walking
1e27 ieth st. NV. telephone no. o7s7.
COUPLE, man to handle beef cattle and
modern cottase furnished, located about
40 miles from WASHINGTON; reply giving
,sDsIienss nc and salary eTpsetsa S ar A.
FARMER AND WIFE to work on Mont,
gomery County farm; modern tenant
be experienced in raising stock and grain:
desire wife be available for part-tims
york st.l in owners residence. Box AYR
MAN. OF MAN AND wifE. for work
on dairy farm in nearby VirEinia; room,
board and salary. Apply 81 You st.
MEN AND WOMEN. colorsd, wanted for
apt. work; must be intelligent and re-
Mnrsd; AZ O. short hours excellent pay. CAN
EETo6cHER, experienced; permanent 20
sition; one Of the largest studios in
sonH TSusrRN Rfs ifsH aRlr siss w. .xpsr
sood g hoSrs spd @ salary. PEAEsoN,s ss PHARo
eo.s: ssons co s5V5 Gss
2-YEAR ASSIGNMENT, dermany-Head
stock-control clerk; receives issues. in
ventories and controls motion picture
equipment and accessories; stenographic
experience reauired; salary, S3,30e per
snnum, including 26% differential. Box
POSITIONS IN EURoPE-Two-year con-
tract all travel expenses paid, no pro-
visions for dependents; man or woman
per.), S3,012 to S4.762 per annum; ac-
countants Or: semi. and senior). S3,336
to S6,232 per annum; snack bar man: 3
per annum. Note: Partial allowance for
subsistence and quarters. Submit detailed
held, salaries earned, age, education and
latest photograph. Box 193-R, Star.
Evening star., 1947-11-08
240-Day Jail Term Given
In 7 Burglary Convictions

A 240-day Jail term yesterday was
given a 36-yesr-old man convicted
on two burglary charges by Munich
pal Court Judge Almond w. Scott
Sentenced was Gilbert John Fos-
ter, colored, Of the 2400 block OF
Seventeenth street NV, who ad-
mitted one of the burglaries but de-
MED the other. The sentences were
divided into go days each on two
counts of unlawful entry and two
of petty larceny involving the theft
of cash and clothing from private
homes.
Attorney Wesley Williams was
chided by Judge Scott when he
asked leniency for his client in the
face of a police record which In
cluded housebreaking convictions.
"You can see this man is an old
hand at this game" said the Judge.
1.-The sentence as 1t stands is mod
crate enough"
Evening star., 1947-11-08
Mrs. Glenn Is Reelected
To Girl Scouts Board

Mrs. c. Leslie Glenn, wife Of tht
rector of st. Johns Episcopal
Church, and Miss Dorothea F.. Sui.
livan, of 1925 New Hampshire ave.
nue. NV, have been reelected
members at large of the board OF
directors of the Girl Scouts Of the
United States, 1t was announced to-
day at the groups Goth biennial
convention at Long Beach, Calf.
Mrs. Glenn, Of 2707 Thirty-second
street NV, has been active in scout
work since she was a girl scout her
self in 1880. Since 1899, she has
been a member of the board Of d.
rectors and was vice president from
1899 to 1943. Earlier. she was q
member of the New England Re-
gional Committee and the Wash
ington council.
Miss Sullivan was the organiza-
tons insular director for Puerto
Rico from 1880 to 1882 and a mem.
ber Of the Washington Girl Scout
Council from 1943 to 1945.
Miss Sullivan also Is director ot
group work for the National Cath.
olic School of Social Service and /.
a lecturer in group work for the
Howard University School Of Socia
Work
Evening star., 1947-11-08
Lunacy Hearing 10 Resume
Monday in Assault Case

Lunacy hearings in the case Of q
47-year-old housewife charged with
simple assault upon the daughter
of a local radio commentator will
be resumed Monday before a Mu-
ricipal Court jury and Judge
Thomas Dewey Quinn.
The respondent is Mrs. Agnes c.
Pearson of 4408 Volta place NV,
neighbor of Fulton Lewis, jr. She
was found of unsound mind after
a Gallinger Hospital examination
ordered at her court appearance in
September.
Testimony presented on the first
occasion brought accusations by Mr.
Lewis daughter, Alice Elizabeth, 15
that Mrs. Pearson had thrown a
broom handle at her while she was
walking her dog on the sidewalk in
front of the Pearson home.
Witnesses yesterday included Drs
Joseph L. Gilbert, chief psychiatrist
at Gallinger, and his associate, DR.
Amino Peretti, both Of whom con-
tended Mrs. Pearson suffers from
dementia praecox.
On the stand for two hours in
the all-day hearing, Mrs. Pearson
said her neighbors had been bait.
ing" her. Her counsel, AL Graham
tried to establish In ross-examina.
tion that Mrs. Pearson, musician
possesses IAN artists sensitivity" te
neighborhood disturbances.
Evening star., 1947-11-08
Adde's Rules Self Out
For UAA Presidency,
Cites Treasurer Work
BY the Associated Pres,

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Nov. 8.-
George r. Adde's ruled himself cut
today as possible candidate for the
presidency Of the CIo United Auto
Workers, but laid the unions sound
financial position on the line as q
claim for reelection to his present
post as secretary-treasurer.
Mr.. Adde'S dismissal of presiden-
tial aspirations left Vice President
r. j. Thomas alone in the field of
possible opponents to incumbent
Walter P. Reuther, and the odds
were against Mr.. Thomas candidacy.
Mr.. Adde's, reporting an operating
surplus Of $276,313. for the unions
fiscal year ended May 81, said MEM
bership figures showed "a healthy
increase" during the period, the op-
Grating statement was in the black
and the cash position of the union
vastly better than 1t was a year
ago."
Will Ask Fighting Fund"
The surplus, compared with q
deficit Of $1.91s,2o7 year ago, en-
abled the union to add $685., ,072 to its
net worth. boosting that total figure
to $l,648,447, he said.
Despite the unions favorable po-
sition, Mr.. Adde's said he would
ask the 1000 delegates to the UAW
Convention here next week to set
up machinery to build $4,000, 900
"fighting fund" This, he explained,
would be used to conduct strikes and
battle for repeal of the Taft-Hart-
ley Act.
He said the "real onslaught"
against the union would start "once
employers start using the powers
given to thenf under the new labor
law.
Macy to Oppose Adde's.
For the $8,500 secretary-treasurer
post he has held II years, Mr.. Adde's
will be opposed by Emil Macy, fiery
Detroit regional CIO director, who
was denounced by military leaders
shortly after the war for spearhead-
ing drive to get American troops
home from the Philippines. Mr..
Macy was picked by the Reuther
camp.
The rest of the nti-Reuther slate
will be named at caucus tonight
but both Mr.. Thomas and Richard
T. Leonard are expected to seek re-
election to the two $1,000 vice pres
idencies.
Regional directors Richard Gosser
of Toledo, Ohio, and John w. Liv-
ingston of st. Louis have been
named to run with Mr.. Reuther's
backing for vice president.
The Adde'S -Thomas-Leonard fac
tion plans to wage a convention
battle against signing non-Com-
munist affidavits, required by the
Taft-Hartley Act before q union
can use National Labor Relations
Board facilities.
Evening star., 1947-11-08
LEGAL NOTICES.
TEWnV a MRHGTn nVT

a>~ LEAOf DENSLOW,.
States for the Disfries 81 cslumsis.
Mn, Tm,niss,stion;MThis is to oiys Notice;
Il the DISTRICT of S cSamsis s lssssrs
Sheppard. late Of the District Of Columbia.
deceased. All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned to ex-
the ssa the Thereof Of
Or before the 18th day Of October, AID.
sluded from all benefit Of said estate.
given under my hand this 22nd day Of
~ Esnf nspuss & sf R.sse1 a. &
Mf L. '1P Of c0lSasss
D1srRic1fo c1oS5othE 5o1NT Heaa II AtiSrni} AaS S}arp
- States for the District Of Columbia,
n,sn,iel. mGslding Probate conr.1No: ss,S74 "a.
has obtained from the Probate Court Of tic
District Of Columbia. Letters Testamentary
On the estate OF Lou B; ,Kineheloe. late Of
the District Of columbis, deceased. All
with the vouchers thereof. legally authen.
ticated. to the subscriber. on or before
the 25th day Of September, AID. 194s:
otherwise they may by law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate. Given under
y Asas fn's 81 e s%sF dSG
lSeai) Attest: MELVIN j. MARQUES,
Deputy Register Of wills for the District OF
Evening star., 1947-11-08
Father Put on Probation
In Spanking Son, 8

Lawrence Lee Cox, sr., 80, today
is beginning years probation i'm
posed by Municipal Court Judge
Walter j. Casey who earlier had con-
victed him of spanking" his 8-year-
old son, Lawrence, jr., with a belt
and fiy-swatter handle.
Judge Casey suspended imposing
any sentence on the father, but
warned him against similar assaults.
Last month the judge retired to his
chambers to examine the extent of
the swatter beating on the child's
body. He found mass of welts. II
COX, who lives In the 1900 block
OF Nichols avenue Sc, had punished
his child for skipping school and
spending pilfered money with a
child companion.
Evening star., 1947-11-08
HElp WoMEN.

ALTERATION HAND. exper. in dresses;
eS'9;ss $s z E's !s5s s'55 Asg7 e.
h hBExUTfcIAN. experienced, .ll-.round op-
Apply :. oHEEEs BEAUTY SALON 5sz
sas sSySiciSS Ts2si - fun or y, s:5t + tina AnDs
c d' ST. R''sSH ssSs ;.y a; sae
sssS isi5s .s,s M; s1RHs se'1s srSSH1
sHSS4Y szSp s05 5or2salosru l2th i tim. ;75sr,
sHATTa 81 rzRfos fHh FSfsh a1o
Ssss' G .y.' ~ nv m1ss an ! $500 ' A',' -"
ws s1fsH e .s ssS nsst seoi ?: .aas
tion: permanent position with chance for
WILKINS, Edmsr Bldg. 7o2 II st. NV.
sSoRREEpER, SO oaRSRSiEEpE clerical work. dovnteevn
ONCE; pleasant working conditions. Re-
ply, giving references, Box 492-R, star.
q E Hssvsfa ifnd osor .n1hs.r
and accurate: 4e.hour week. State salary
isSsstfa ETsRk Ear eou
bic -entry. bookkesper, capable to take full
position; b-day week. BOX 44o-M' star.
familiar with. commercial ONCE work;
position Ss Eood :asry 7ds See ME
s1S sxmEsx ca GIRL. part tint. mus. b. t .ssf..-
sys aa orssn eSo ssDs sYa
18th = q and s,s dn,y my' interviews from 5so
tie position: Gf also s cashisrs for aoer work
sRaRs soHs1ck Hhssi t Co. SpRsa s5So Wi.eoasin Sii
cxsHikE.sooxkEEpEs, experienced, to
sonOn.c sSss IN ys aHSa o S0rsH. .s.
sssS,raF s %sssn ssss'sniSs: hser 'GRs % 's'n
o.slssssvs ss .: :s :ss ss
tions. Call AID. 5391. -s
CAsHIER.SALEsGIRL, local references:
MSndss tnssnsh rs. ses9ESay e
min. from, X st. cH. s2as. .
CHAMBERMAJD-w white. exper..
cooperative older woman preferred: coun-
%s 0es' VI 1ppsfvs is'S " reg
elan desired. to be chief dietieisn in 16S.
ssS sFsils sona sd
salary open. Apply personnel once,
CHILDENS NURSE, white, under IS, to
l!ys in small PVT, schSsol must be sysii"
CLEAICAL--Young lady wanted for pleas-
ant ONCE to handle monitor-type switch
board and general once work. Apply AR
ROW LINEN SERVICE 1905 to 1915 X
CLERK. some typing and bookkeeping:
Zee Mr. lsrS, tfssbsn1r aas MoroRs rssfl
ssaa Kii sss sssassf. ss ysan. Wiz.
dry:clsantns sxperisnce helpful. NEEDLE
kT sFFEnNS55sHk f4G Ian hvsi.. & NV; DuSlis &
h1.n ssspe, s,,, 'alae, 1sa nSss,, sn
bet. $40 and 7 pm. %
CLERK. TYfIST; supply and property,
stock records, good at figures. write neat
hand, S135 per mo: choice 2 meals per day,
Paid vacation, sick leave. insurance. and
other benefits; position permanent II de-
pendable. Mr. Cole. DOCTORS HOSP1-
TAI. 1slk Eye st. NV. 10
ant working condition; In large Ford deal-
ership. See Mr.. dertler, CHKRNEH
SdEHkiSK.fYfiisT, dEHiK Hi between H 20 ana 90 yrs.
Of age, needed In collection department Of
small loan, company. cali oL. 1000, 20.
CONTINUED on NextassassD
Evening star., 1947-11-08
Film on Peru Planned
AT Pan American Union

Color motion pictures on Peru
accompanied by old Incaic Indian
music, will be presented at $3.50
pm. tomorrow at the Pan-Ameri-
can Union, Seventeenth street be-
tween Constitution avenue and c
street NV.
The pictures, sponsored by DR.
Juan Bautista de Lavalle, repre-
sentative Of Peru on the union
governing board, include shots Of
folk dances. fiestas, and favorite
tourist spots. The films were
brought here by Peruvian Tourist
Club delegates to the seventh an
nual convention Of the rnter-AmeIi-
can Federation of Automobile Clubs
which met recently In Washington.
Evening star., 1947-11-08
LOUIS oTTENBERG, Attorney,
Investment Building.

DISTRICT COURT Of THE UNITED
States for the District Of Columoia,
M9dns RIoDats ys oo6s sotis Ha
That the subscribers, Of the District OF
Columbia have obtained from the Probate
OF Administration on the estate Of Joseph
n. 0alliher, late Of the District Of Co
lqmbia, deceased; An persons havinns
ss warned ss 70 exh,bit The ssIHn same, with M ths
vouchers thereof, legally authenticated. te
the subscribers, on OF before the 3oth
may by law be excluded from ali benefit
Of said estate. Given under our hands
this 30th day Of October, 1947. KATH.
NV. RICHARD II. GALLIHER, 262s
39th St., NV. (sealD Attest: THEODORE
COGSWM.L, Register Of Wills for the Dis
trict Of Columbia. Clerk Of the PROBATE
Evening star., 1947-11-08
GODFREY L. MUNTER, Attorney,
ShOrehAm Building.

DisTTRfCT coURT or THE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia
Daisy Irene Hahn. ct al, Plaintiffs. vs.. The
gnknoyn Heirs at Law and Neyt Of Kin Q, Q,
al, Defendants-No. C. A. 3e07-47.--The
object Of this suit is to secure the partition
and sale Of certain real estate IN the Dis
2907. improved BY premises 1914 Shepherd
e.; NV, Wsshinstoni p G s;.tts,I,s t. have h:
proceeds from such sale among the parties
entitled thereto as their interests may ap-
pear. On motion of the plaintiff, 1t ia
this 23rd day Of October, 1947, ordered
that the defendants. the unknown heirs
at law Of Catherine Gladys McKenna. de-
America darrison, deceased. the unknown
heirs ct law Of Viola seitz.. deceased, and
the unknown heirs at law Of Frank J. Nc
Kenna. deceased, cause their appearances
to be entered herein on or before the frst
rule day. occurring after the expiration OF
three (8) months from this date, otherwise
the cause will be proceeded with as in case
Of default. Provided, a copy Of this order
months in the WASHINGTON Law. Reporter,
and the Evening Star before said day: ~
II. A. scHWEfNHAUT. Justice. lseal:
A. true copy; rrNGp Test; HARRY 9ns r. HULL; HULL
Clerk Oc26,SDnOS,l ZGe13.17
Evening star., 1947-11-08
LEGAL NOTICES.
BARNARD 4 HENRY, Attorneys.

DISTRICT coURT or or THE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia,
Holding Probate Court.-No. 10000, Ad-
mtnistration-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
Mcdowell, also known as Albert Lynn
Mcdowell. late of the District of CO.
llmbia, deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby
vouchers thereof, legally authenticated, to
the subscriber. on or before the 31st day
OF October, AID. 194s; otherwise they
may by law be excluded from all benefit
Of said estate. Given under my hand
this 3rd day Of November, 1947. ELIZA
BETH CLARK MCDOWELL. 1900 seth st.
NV. (Seal) Attest: THEODORE COGS-
WELL. REGISTER of Wills for the District
Of Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1947-11-08
SPECIAL NOTICES Cont, ,

6iAM0NDS. jEWELRY WANTED-Highes5
cash prices, Eree appraisal ARTHUR
a GAS Mzrss f. nEsfrRs. y rs so. g. 50, SSsd zo gal,
automatic; no cash needed; small monthly
payment; immediate installation. D. A.
UFHOLsTEkiNG sofa and chair. $3.50.
Comp. re-upholstered. Fine fabrics. DI.
1857. Our, Our intssior dsseIatoTs will est EST
INC, GIT st. NV. 80 years at the
AfPfEs sfPs saaIsis' AsD SWEET CIDER, honey and
apple butter; all products sold direct from
our orchard; out Georgia ave. to GIenmont,
ts. trisht 3 &R milss p RRoute Vt Iss r. I high % w4tsr s
sandy Siy sp%Eing' % Md !Ans,s4 AsntSn 2171;; s,,..
ether than those CONTACTED hy myself;
viii sf WNsoSnifssonh Nof IL for 10 an,
myself ROBERT " coTToN. i4fa f
Quincy st. NV, Washtngton II, D. c.
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SALESMAN.

REAL ESTATE sALESMAN-Rare oppor-
tunty for enersetic salesman, licensed in
Va, to profit from his selling ability. In
on on s.s: snd 1s snss s'n cs s o2
sAIEs.AN; SALE: Ian. Is ,9 g years old 5:ss,l
Scr; Apply before 10 am. THE YARD-
SALESMAN to ,'n sell H. cost a,S. exchanges g and
lob, representing leading manufacturers:
sp sef aaS2k sss Needed
D.skass msTeSandisins, Know sales man
penses; car needed write giving details
q eyper. ase and education to Box 1877
USED CAR SALESMAN, sober, reliable man:
1nisi,on gasrsnsee G9od livinE; salary and eew %
ss21oE sf22 21 sAss IsIt rss ays az .s
y e femsls' sa NeS1iy SSIweoMs sSs Realty srRy
WANTED saiEsMEN tsS. 81 .1eeutiv. M i've typs. s
sitio1 men % earn over sioo PEI per W Wk.
SALESMAN s0'1sh WANTED Sb s. SGn. major tS rubber
tiys n.ld; GOOD salary and and semmissien. CO SG
sur s 'hsss snS for smpld9.
and family and retirement plan. Give
ss.smns sz.m sfsr q past sales experience Box
sALIsMxS : Experienced ussa.sar man.
program, supported with planned adyertis-
Ing. radio, etc. Grand opportunity for the
right man, with ErowinE concern. $50
esiI Mr. Foreman oE. e1s ssss. for .pDOias: as:
SALESMAN wanted in washington. D. c.
se ney wo1knr soapb Man
wishes to better his, position. 500 plus
Ssr TesE to ss.s KRv MT' h. eo
dSop sAEaKY St plS. Mss s.H sxp Comm CO.
ssnsts % AMRssAN sRssnseAd 0egenps eo 4ss s; Tss.: 81
Statesmen to sell Americas tourhess
truck: previous truck selling experiences
mot sas nna ssysy on mS;s
Post II. 7402. for interview. REQ WASH
1NGToN CO., INC, 1881 Half st. Sc.
SALESMAN WANTED to call on drug
81 trainee preferred: permanent position;
Write for appointment % Box 45S.R, star. star.
SALESMAN WANTED - Permanent posi-
tion, agricultural college graduate pre-
ferred, not essential; rapid advancement
for hard worker. Car furnished, salary
.nd EXPENSE In reply siys age family
s2Gik; s%iEsMxN, MsssE .xp.r, roofing siding ls and
Insulation; car needed: salary and som.
FhIn FhHn. 81 Ass1 a222 sfter Pm pn.n sooa
earnings disqualification, sickness, acci-
dent and business Insurance: representing
the METROPOLITAN CASUALTY INSUR-
ANcE co. OF N. Y. Call MA. 1892 for
Evening star., 1947-11-08
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

Columbia, November 8, 1947-.-Notice is
s'tH M usSss
streets. roads, highways and alleys in the
with Public Act No. 164, approved june
Act: No, 1876. sixty, consress,. sp- sp
At H.; n i5s .S3SssI,;
5. shasss II Hssv., hs pan e. &, es
81 ths District Of columbia win give :
FS. l4sn iaa mond.s strfsss
"a. 1947. at 10 O'Clock am. to interested
properly owners to determine q to any
oss Is sSe % adVisasiiity q elesins the Street
and alley areas, and effectins changes in
the Plan Of the Permanent system of Hish..
sessrib:d %sss :: II !sf soloSs e,s:n9 II paB
s .:fs Il = ass% nessh iPslss
Loud Loud place % and Msssschusetts avenue.
sans 9 sSsns saaap:. Of s5ss a' .na Of e ssss:
sSattins sau.res $sss sHa The gsssls ts
II, sas and eS. iej CLOSING. Of Bass
esss esSs,as s ssa .ns and 'Ssa $685. .tr'es
snsns ns'sS ss;ssn es q H,shxays sasesine e psep-
trict Of Columbia, bounded on the north
street, on the thIs southeast BY sl.dsnsSass
s: sns e e. ths Ss shs
sssst sr.sy ahn ths sSeSe
q the Permanent system Of Hishways
1sctins property in t6s MSrthwsst &C.
by Wisconsin avenue. on the south By Rod
man street, and on the west BY Nebrsskss
ssss are. Msns the seFts,o
Of the Permanent system Of Hishways
ton % Of the i pistrie. Of Columbia. s Sounded
on the north By Galveston street, on the
east BY lst street, on the south BY Joliet
Eliminating certain PROPOSED street area
within the above described Iimits and
pTTooyidns new street area 4. n LEY thsreMof. M
eSn.nenls System sos oos Hishs.!s M Mst'eetipss q s
Dissriet oi i CO columSis. Soundsa A on n the @
sTn Fa .s.. e ea he seas 81 fas
on the west By 22nd street, eliWinating
change in the Plan of the Permanent
the Northwest section Of the District .of
GolymSs hgunSsd, ,v.sa,.v on ma ths erapr 1sth ?,
way, on the east BY 37th street, on the
south By ths retomsc Rivsf; ivs,,,s and on The
street ares within the above described
limits. MAIDS showing the street and
q ths t.Tn.nsas ss:tsn q Aishssss sTTs T
H me 4dt sfs and
nags ss$s $sse ss4s $S4s ss4s Ssad snd s$sS sS
sxamined BY interested parties during
business 1 hours priSr 70 n tns nstEEinf III said
and the Commissioners will consider any
susGsstions or protects concerning TIE ths
gropossd changes ip uns shs Plan Of the the
on the aforementioned maps. JOHN
RussELL YOUNG. GUY MASON. qoR-
DON r. YOUNG. Commissioners Of the
Tiatrirt nf N0ll,nohfA
Evening star., 1947-11-08
DANIEL ]. ANDERSEN, Attorney,
HZl MunaeX 6IdE

States for the District Of Co,umbia. :
Holding Probate court:-No 10000. .Ad--
ministration.-This is to give. notice that
obtained from the Probate Court OF the
District of Columbia, ancillary letters tes-
tamentery on the estate of Carroll I.
Beedy, late Of the State of Maine, deceased.
All persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof legally
fore the S3rd day Of october. a. b. 1915;
otherwise they. may BY law be excluded
1947. EDMUND p. MAHONEY, 119 Ex-
change street, Portland. Maine. tssal)
Of wills for the District Of Columbia, Clerk
Of the Probate Court. mol, ,8,1b
Evening star., 1947-11-08
ELEANOR II. HALEY, Attorney,
u,. Southern Building: =

b4SlRlCI COURT OF TdE UNITED
Holding a Probate court.--Estate Of Cora
Mizabeth Sauter, Deeeased:-No. 6o,e6l,
having been made herein By Myia <. Dixon
for letters Of administration on said estate,
this soth day Of October, AID; 1917. that
Emily a; sauter, Alice Murphy, Beatrice
coushlin, and al unknown heirs at law
and next Of kin OF deceased and all others
day, the sth day Of December. AID. 1917.
At 1000 O'Clock AN, to show cause why
such Application should not be sranted,
..Washington Law Reporter" and 'Ths
Evening STAR. once in each Of three sue
mentioned. the nrst publication 20 Be not
less than thirty days before, said return
day. witness, the Honorable BoLITHA
J. LAWS. Chief Justice Of said Court, this
3oth day Of october. A:p; I947. (6sall
Attest: THEODORE COGSWELLs Eegister
Of wills for the District Of Columbia. Clerk
d. the Probate Court. no1,S,15.