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Evening star., 1947-06-24
|HarbertHas 1-UpLead
lon Ferrier After 9Th
Hole in PGA Final
By the As,oeioted Press

DETROIT, June 24.-Long hitting
Chick Harbert of Worthwhile, Mich,
was / up on big Jim Ferrier of San
Francisco, one-time Australian
champion, after the first nine holes
of their 36-hole final match for the
Professional Golfers Association
championship today at Plum Hollow
Golf Club.
Harbert won the first two holes
with brides and Ferrier took the
third the same way.
Harbert got his on the first hole,
although his drive almost went out
of bounds. He played his second
well from under a hedge and then
Clipped up for a 12-foot putt. Fer
riers second was off the green and
he Clipped over the other side.
On the second, Chick hit the
edge of the green and holed his
15-foot putt while Ferrier was
trapped. Ferrier laid his second
shot on the 442-yard third 20 feet
from the cup and sank his putt
for a 3 while Harbert couldn't get
his 40-footer down.
Ferrier squared the match at the
fourth when Harbert went over
par, but the Michigan golfer went
one up again with a birdie 4 on the
sixth as Ferrier missed a 4-foot
putt for a half.
Harbert overshot the green with
his second on the fourth hole and
Clipped back 80 feet past the cup,
taking two puts. Terriers second
was short, but he Clipped up close
and sank his putt.
They halved the fifth in regula-
tion IS, although Terriers tee shot
was off the green.
On the 586-yard sixth, Ferrier
Clipped his third close to the cup
while Harbert had to come out OF
trap beside the green. Chick sank
his 6-foot putt for birdie then
Jim missed his shorter one.
They halved the seventh, eighth
and ninth in par figures. Both were
off line in the seventh, Harbert in
trap and Ferrier in the rough.
On the eighth Terriers drive went
into a deep fairway trap and he
had to play safe, blasting out only
about 80 feet. He put wood shot
beside the green and almost holed
out his chip shot. Harbert, on IN
8, missed 5-foot putt that would
have won the hole. Each had long
puts on the ninth and failed by
about foot to sink them.
Ferrier, deadly with his iron shots
and requiring only Al puts for
the 27 holes, swept into the cham
pionship round with record-equal-
ing 10 and 9 semifinal victory yester-
day over Art Bell, serious-faced
Colma, Calf, pro. Ferrier went the
27 holes in SO strokes, nine shots
under par.
Harbert, slamming his drugstore
ball for amazing distances off the
tees, was under par while elm
mating Vic Ghezzi of Kansas City,
Kans., the 1e41 PGA 'titlist, and 5.
Evening star., 1947-06-24

go out for sports until his senior
year, when he played football
played at it, as he puts it-won
a regular berth in basket ball
and filled in on the baseball
team. He was too busy before,
working for George Creel in the
White House press room in the
afternoon and collecting tickets
at the old Belasco Theater at
night. That was back in the
first war years Of IT and '18,
when Neil BurkinshaW, George
Sisson and other newspaper
Evening star., 1947-06-24
'Keepsie Crews Say Officials
MISPLACED Late Finishers

notes on Poughkeepsie, were posi-
tive the judges had been careless
in rating the crews in the second
division. Penns Rusty Callow said
he had eyewitnesses to bear out his
claim that the Quakers finished
sixth instead of ninth.
Said a Wisconsin oarsman: "We
had open water between our boat
and Princeton, but they gave
Princeton seventh place ahead OF
us. Then, some of the boys in our
varsity boat admitted that they were
not entitled to the place given them
so that makes it even.''
Evening star., 1947-06-24
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Results Yesterday.
Chicago %; Wash, 6.
New Yc 8; Cleveland, )
Boston, :; Detroit. 2,
Others not scheduled,
Games Today.
Chicago at Wash, $3.50.
Cleve. at New York n) j..
st. Louis at Phila. (nO.
Detroit at Boston (nl.
Games Tomorrow.
st. Louis at Phila.
Cleveland at New York.
Detroit at Boston.
Others not scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.
Chicago. 6; New York, 3
st. Louis, 6; Boston, 2.
Others not scheduled.
Games Today.
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Pitts. I'M.
Phila. at Cincinnati (n)
Boston at st. Louis tn,
Games Tomorrow.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh
Phila. at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago.
Others not scheduled.
Evening star., 1947-06-24
Koreu in lo48 OIympics

SEOUL, June "a (P,.-Korea has
been accepted for the 1948 Olym-
pics, largely due to the accom-
plishments" of Boston Marathon
Champion sub Yum Box, Brig. Gen
Charles G. Helmick. deputy military
governor of South Korea, said to-
dav
Evening star., 1947-06-24
Riggs, Bulge Crowned
Pro Doubles TitIists
By the Associated Press

FOREST HILLS, N. Y, June "a
Bobby Riggs and Donald Bulge
finalists in the singles competition,
are the new doubles champions OF
the National Professional Tennis
League.
Riggs, who outlasted Bulge in
Sundays singles final to retain his
title, teamed with Bulge yesterday
to wrest the doubles crown from
Frank Kotacs and Fred Perry in
four hard fought sets, winning 7-5
Iq-7 a ia
Evening star., 1947-06-24

senting Lew with big black Cadillac and ct the
Congressional Country Club they are planning
looo-plate dinner in honor of this young man who
came out OF the loSal caddy pens to hit golfs
biggest Jackpot.
It couldn't happen to nicer guy, but Wor-
sham doubtless will be genuinely bewildered by all
the fuss 1t was only couple OF weeks ago that ne
played at Prince Georges Country Club in the. Ma
tional Capital Open and during one round at ieast
his gallery consisted only of two relatives.
AT the dinner Worsham will be surprised, no
doubt to learn for how many different people ne
apparently caddied. They will pump his hand and
begin. Lew, maybe you don't remember 1t, but
Evening star., 1947-06-24
Worshom Is Just q Guy on His Own

Redskins moments of glory too especially wnen
they beat the Bears 1887 They were met
at Union Station by hoarse thousands who paid homage
-Four thousands were hoarse again. ou
this time they were boon Redskins losing 1870 game
to
Worsham is grown champions to rate
homecoming celebration his In golf there no teammates
there his fighting his opponent
and himself Lew didn't pretend stirring civic pride
when he won the National Open He just trying
his best pick change and sody MS new 1oo az s"s
Oakmont, Pa
This Homecoming the idea of people many
Worsham is the Kid VINO
carried their clubs They're going to show people
thew know promising caddy when they
Evening star., 1947-06-24

waiiaesa. YORK. Kennedy. Michaels. Yost,
Vernon Pridy, .Christman. Evans, Man
cuso Error-McBride. Runs bstted in
laesa' York. KENNEDY ta}. vernon. Grace.
Priddy Two-base hits--Baker. Christ
ney Stolen base-Vernon Double plays
Priddy and Vernon; Michaels.
Appling and York: Wynn and Vernon; Ap-
s; washington. II. Bases on. balls-of
Lee, 8; off Wynn, 4 of, Smith, l.. off
By Lee s; BY wynn, 8; by Caldwell. l.
Hits-of Lee. 7 in s; of Smith, 2 in 0;
of Gebrian. o in o.; off Caldwell. in J.;
IN IA Winning pitcher-Lee. Losing
pitcher-Wynn. Umpires--,Messrs. Sum-
mers, Rue and Paperella. Time Of game
Evening star., 1947-06-24

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Little Rock, o-5: Birmingham, SIS.
Chattanooga, 4: New Orleans, 2.
Memphis, 2-4: Atlanta, IS. I
Nashville at Moline, rain.
Evening star., 1947-06-24
Win, Lose, or Draw
It's the Long, Red Carpet for Lew
By FRANCIS E. sTANN

Tn rolling National Open Champion Lew
worsha good of the town INDUCING IN the time
honored ceremony cownng the But
three weeks ago Worsham leave him alone
Evening star., 1947-06-24

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Montreal, Q; Jersey City. o.
Baltimore, 8; Buffalo, 3.
Rochester, 13: Newark, 3.
Syracuse, 8; Toronto, 5.
Evening star., 1947-06-24

TEXAS LEAGUE.
Houston, 6; Oklahoma City, /.
Tulsa, 8; San Antonio, 4.
Dallas, 4; Beaumont, O.
Fort Worth, 4; Shreveport, l.
Evening star., 1947-06-24
When the Senators Won in 1924

sometimes commented on this phenonen
multiplication 81 have been scared sti he SAID win
noticed people in the park that day
10 treatment, but on smaller
scale nevertheless it's wonderful It's always wonoer1
to be sitting top precarous and temporary the seat may be-
Its sports
champions all right Veteran citizens still speak with awe
the celebration nearly % years ago. when the senator's won
their American League pennant
paraded triumphant Senators Pennsylvania ave-
open touring the sides of which affixed pacards
read simply eoquenty Tate Speece Lebod etc. In
the conqng heroes on the rear
seats And SERIES red fire burned on the
people danced In the streets.
Harris the major dotoast OF the men ana
svoon boy of the three later they
of Washington.
Evening star., 1947-06-24

you caddd for me Let's in that four
some old Doc s.
walter johnson $4,000 people whose opening
lines
Walter you the first game you ever
pitched I said then you really it."
Evening star., 1947-06-24
Major League Standings and Schedules
JUNE 1a47

JUNE "a, 1947.
Evening star., 1947-02-27
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW

THO: TM3s: !. 0WEN g SON, auetioneers. 435
Souttnern ta n, Bldg;L-Trustees' sale Of valuable
NJ sSs Psrk rd k9STR Virtue e 81
fssa Gber mo- desd s5s 1 s t5Sst a sply T.
and at the request Of the party secured
thereby: the undersigned trustees will sell,
dsy aqfon t6a s X sESn asg ot f s
dsscrbed Ct 1S anS snd Ssoek ek.a: Dm The telqwps
and, being Lot ss and part Of Lot Is in IN
.hWhitney .hv Close" as per plat recorded in
Of Columbia in Liber Is at Folio 81: said
part pa t, Of OF Lot Lot 20 being further described
subject to Covenants " and nd restrietions @ Il Of
record; said property being now known
ior pprpp9ses p9s Of assessment and taxation
subject TO prior deed Of trust for approx
,mateiy II '931 23. further particulars of
he w ee pree aboga at time Of sale
paid in cash A deposit Of $500 required.
Conveyancing; recording; etc. at. purchas-
Within 81 days to se depost foret xs
sdsa, ana Ine property may be advertised and
Ess9ld SVfn R RYp ths SiscTetIon Of the tE9stees
trustees: fe15,1 S.21,24 27.
ADAM A.. WESCHER q SON, auctioneers-
Estate sale of desirable household furniture
Oriental rugs. electrolieres. ,Philco air con-
ings, pictures. electric nnantel chimes clock
hand LUGGAGE, trunks, Golf clubs, silver and
plate, draperies, linen, glass, china, Mexican
pottery, library, watches, rings, etc. BY auc-
tion at WESCHLER's, 9O5 st. NV,
tomorrow, commencing IL noon. Liy-
ing and bedroom furnishings. Including
twin beds, dresser. vanity. sofas, lounge
and occasional chairs. cellarette, tables
mahogany serpentine front mirrored cab
met. kneehole and spinet desks, electric
fans. pair ferneries, card table group
handsome brass, desk set, tall columnar
prass and crystal oil lamp, brass sun dial,
bronze phee SAINT table garnishment, walnut
marquetry treasure chest, MEXICAN serape
roulette wheel, compartmented electric
sils, three hundred volumes books, etc
Oriental rugs include Sarouk 9'x12', Per
sian kurd 5'xS'. Smyrna 6'2"y8t9" Ber-
gama, Eijar. Baluchistan. KAYAK, Mosoul
karabagh and Lillihan in various scatter
sizes; also domestic 9'x12' rugs jamie
Cannon Lee, attorney, Investment Build
ing, M. H. Gray, administrator, estate
MRS. c. c. Gray. At 9:3O am usual sale
Of used and new household furniture and
personal effects. Inspection Thursday
Evening star., 1947-02-27
Natures Children
By LiIIion Cox Athey

| Find swift-running stream,
quiet pool or busy brook for your
self where you may witness expert
angling by a great variety of fisher
men," residents of these waters.
There will be swift fishermen on
the waters surface, others beneath
lit or creeping over its leaf-splat-
tered muddy floor. Some will dash
out from behind water plant or de-
bris. Others move nonchalantly
over it, protected by specially con-
structed portable houses. Whatever
the net, spear, hair-trigger trap or
equipment used it will surpass any
employed by man.
Many of these fishermen ply their
trade the year round. Some sleep
in the deep mud through the winter.
1t depends upon the time of the year
how many of these anglers you will
see. Toads. frogs, turtles, snakes.
crawfish, birds and others are busy
in the spring and summer. During
the winter many dwellers can be
seen through roof of clear ice
strolling over the floor with single
objective-the next meal.
If you have overlooked the FAM
Gus portable fishing houses occupied
by the caddis worm tribe, look for
I them as they travel about over the
stream floor. Or find the hand
some net thrown across swift waters
by the caddis worm who watches
from behind a stone and darts out
to his net when it Is full.
From cleverly camouflaged hide
out flashes pair of giant graphing
hooks, the fishing gear of the
younger generation of dragon flies.
When not in use these tongs fit
tightly into a groove in the broad
face.
On the surface are the water
striders chasing minute prey. Water
boatmen, upsidedown feathering tho
water with center pair of legs while
the spear-like mouth sucks the
blood of victims. Giant water bugs
expertly capture small fish. On slen5
der stems spiders hide in wonderful
diving bells for hapless insect I'd
pass by. I
Man, tossing his line, bait and
colorful fly into the waters, is q
clumsy angler beside these experts.
Evening star., 1947-02-27
All advertisements offering auto
mobiles for sale must include actual
selling price of car.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AUSTIN 1917 4-dr.- sedan; most popular
foreign make; with larse,car comfort. but
eeSn1my and driving
MASiHATT5AHNI l.iiii 5H "A. AUTO I kApIo 60, sales:
ae hSek ssas ss esss s1 $500
BUICK 1910 ,Roadmaster; recently over:
aaed after plHs p@ saape hT 15s @as' SELF $3.50 Gan
BUICK i94i Super 4-dr.: Al cond; new
tires msehanca;ly AMI per perfect r. and h., ens
Tower soa1 before $50 pm: after,
BUioK iess S Super 4,door sedan; "a r. and
$500. GE, 1000. EXT. as5. wy I'''
BUICK 1946 Roadmaster convertible;
black, r. and n, new spare. 2:400 miles;
Ss;3bo: accept trade. MR.. cALLAN, Wo.
BUICK M ls4s supsr 4-door; two,tons %; s5s green;
with all eaaip@snt; ss'e5o EN- EN- ss$s..
BUICK 1a41 club convertible; radio and
hauled: a real buy. low market price, ST.
nW noE S3 M2 ssfs aeTs Dealer Sol7 virginia ave
BUICK 1941 sedanette: original owner:
ssa0 ase s5 hsafer AT nfw $685. sest e0vers 10" mile
BUICK Custom de luxe sedan; 8 passenger;
deai for one ssan
BUICK 1917 Super sedanette; brand new
AZ 1aos extras plus spare tire; ss'45o. Wo. WSuo.
BUICK 1910 5-passenger sport coupe.
ssa r raaio; heater and defroster;
Arg roSs g9o must sell
5000 e Ext. ad4s' Thursday between 10
BUicK is4i 4:door sedan; private owner:
quick sale, 81 500; cash only No dealers
Any nyr, tine mr. after aHrp pm.' ST. $780, MRS.
s3iek shSip Ps4i Ay5sa speeial 4door sedan radio
HILL a TIRBITTs At iNe, sSo" liz i' Vermont vssSt
BUICK 1889 4-door de luxe sedan; heater,
fxtFei; SSTeK; ssaS 1913 o OK ssasa.tt. ssss nvt
Sl,3a5. 1905 Kansas NV 27s
sgIcK 1g4s 4do0r S Special sedan excel;
I, hIsstsra : 81 S 800. DE. 300. Ext "a. be- be-
s4 s sst5 ss7s sdSer very 'foan oa mesrs
GO GooK SsaE MOTOR CO.. 22nd and L SITS. NV,
Buick 19a7 Special 4-dr. sedan; black;
CADILLAC 1910 Club coupe: in excel. cond.;
CADILLAC 1910 "60' Special 4edoor Sc.
dan; exceptional BUY at 81 ,095. RANDALL
MOTORS INC. 1150 18th st. NV, Elk.
CADILLAC 1s41 81 sedanette: perfect
buy. S1,S5o or best offer under; must sell.
CADILLAC 1s41 club coupe: excellent con-
dition: radio. heater. fine tires; low mile
age; private p owner; will sacrifice at 81, ,a5o.
GxpIELAc, is47 o. ssaanette; new: 800
21,ens paint; trade Or sell: 81; 500.
sREHTwo9P avel ns' 81. MSToR asz9l CO. i7l7 R l.,
cADILLAc 1S4i model 90 de luxe 4-pass.
enger coupe; 2-tone green paint; radio
heater; has been kept in new-car cond. by
GO, 500 N st; Sc, TR; $500. II
$500 or best oner under. 21O0 10th St.
CHEvKoLET 1916 ssdoor; black, heater.
ander aoSq W1ies' Wo s4a6 a7oo or best cash eirer
CHEVROLET 1887 coupe: excel condi-
ten; Snys !. 5000 g PhSne WA; 1912: e.
@ eadnsS' mssss fHaSs $500 $500
CHEyRoLETn 1910 club Sioet coupe - Special de
s fsae hs'fr aee fso eRfhas Rhoss
taaRa eHHvkoIET eSf is4e Special de luxe 4door;
nh ssatsr os
BITS. IiI4 Vermont aye. Ma. $3.50.
caPiTon MoaoRs s'atPa PacKARD cEsnsD ssss
1900. 92s Philadelphia ave-. Silver Spring,
CHkvRoLEr 1s4s Fleetline de lux. 5-pass
coupe; radio. heater and seat covers; excel.
hnish and mechanical cond; small trade
acceptahle: privately OWNED car; $1,275.
EN-. e064. -2
Evening star., 1947-02-27
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

era haana vsns sfss paDe vae
help: reas. rates. FIR. $3.50. Ext. 72.
VETERAN, white. has l941 11a-ton panel:
work. Can AT. 1745. .
CHEvR0LETS. New 1g47 vans, stakes,
pickups, panels. For hire by day. week,
YuR-sEIF: ME. 7011. IS
VAN TRUCK. large or small jobs: expert
enced help. prompt service; reas. rates:
WE WISH TO. HIRE several trucks to haul
coal in bags for US. Apply BLUE RIDGE
COAL co, INC; 10y Jefferson Davis
Evening star., 1947-02-27
ROBERT w. BURTON and
ENOCH D. CHASE, Attorneys,

DISTRICT COURT OF Of The M UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia.
Holding Probate, Court.-No. 81 ,13s, .Ad-
ministration:-This Is to Give NOTICE:
usa the hss ebtsned o. he
Court of the District Of Columbia: Letters
Testamentary on the estate Of Carrie =.
Taylor, late Of the District Of Columbia,
the ssss
thereof. legally authenticated, to the sub:
scriber. on or before the 25th day OF
kaFus a sshtsHis sssy a'y q
estate. Given under my hand this 10th
day Of February, 1g47. HENRY FRANCIS
HURLEY, H. 69s gpshyr sSv g. NV s:sa sssais =
q M'essi Wins HA for The District OF ot coismsia,
Clerk Of the Probate Court. fe13.20.27.
GEORGE Z. SULLIVAN AND SAMUEL B.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the c,,3l District Of as GSlum5ia, og
That the subscribers. Of the district OF
Columbia and the State of MARYLAND
respectively have obtained from the Pro-
Ssssers Ists soea' q the sssats
o. Annie Blanche. Robertson; late Of the
District Of Columbia, deceased All persons
having claims. against the deceased are
the vouchers thereof. Iesally sutnenticated,
day Of February. AID. 1s4s;. otherwise
they may by law be excluded from all
Sn sDd , f sS estate dss of oysn Eprus4y unaer s
EyERE1T Esaas TI'' s RosEkTseN; M ia$$ kidss
Ave- sE. {seall Attest: THEODORE
District Of Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate
Evening star., 1947-02-27
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE.

PACKARD 1857 l2O 4-door sedan, IN very
ESQ Station. 18th and R. I. ave. NV. 4
PLYMOUTH 1947 Special de luxe 4-door
ssaan; Ms on7a. srand-nsW' no milease' s1,gSo'
PLYMOUTH 194l station wagon; has run
14th st. NV: $1,496. II
PLYMOUTH 1884 sedan: good tires and
ssso fede's eiop Eat sRos $sa sa'e
PLYMOUTH 1941 Special de luxe coach;
In excel cond., motor thoroughly over
hauled, new rings, new clutch and battery;
$S96 or best ofier under. GE. 6O6s. Il
PLYMOUTH 1886 4-deor; S225 or best
offer under: must sell, leaving for South.
fhY&oGrH FL 1855 s-door sedan; good tires.
new Paint job; 500 or best ofer below.
fIxMoGrH 1871 Special de luxe 4-door
sedan: good tires radio and heater; Al
ePiSsts exnsr sss4 14th ST. suy " syDR
PLYMOUTH 1910 2-door de luxe sedan:
condition; new paint lob; ss45. Cali bet.
IHaoGfa aha :: ~ 1921 S$ss4 s4aeer sedan; and /;
ToR e., podae and Plymouth Dealer,
PLfMoUTH TOUT /: 1SiI Iii TAXI: r. and h.: clean
throushout; good tires. battery. Adaptable
for private use. S625; can finance. .GL.
PLYMouTH 1e4e Diamond cab: 10000
toh pree NO. oss sfr
PLYMOUTH 1910 taxi. $780, good run
ming condition. Apply cashier 49,. L
PPiLYiMoUTH 1s41 convertible COUPE; good
shape: priced to sell quickly; $1,000. VEL
Spring, SH $500. -2S
PLYMOUTH 1911 Special de luxe 4-dr.
sedan; immediate delivery; orisinai owner; r.
heater; S1,1O0. GE. $3.50 after pm.
s fsad.r s!s Work. safn a .s:lee nssds sr a
5E5, e. 6 COOK Mr MSIoR 1879 co. ssnd and and L
PoNFiAc SsS FAC Ms is4i sou: sustom-made sedan; r.
ena best oeT s1fsdes andes sShfSs esi Dr. ADA&s
FFooNTixScc Fo FAC 1895 4zdr. sedan: heater; new
MoToRs. Packard. sH. 5000. sss Phila-
seIhfA staon sneT wssSh sDs1ns is cylinder
perfect sondition; Snae low mileage; $1,000
Poar1ac fsSs " 1921 e9Y4 4streamline Torpedo ,eyl
coupe sedan: radio and heater; original
sIssE sRish e1fs|lens ear $ H.2gsnt 2gs HIL .I.
PSNrlxe PSS * is4s HsSe s-eylinder station wagon:
hsatsT; as Foed tires; motor in Al eond.;
actual MILEAGE, 81 200: under-seat heater;
clean and in good condition; by original
sTGbEsAk9s sTHf5E q ses ah s5oS good eend Dvs
owner; $500; Or: 0363 after pm.
peri mechanically: $3.50 Alex. 8764-l
sTUDEBAKER 1910 Champion 4-door with
overdrive and heater: very clean car
inside and OUT new seat covers. new
brakes and new shock absorbers; 500.
TERlR2PLANE 1885 4-door sedan, radio.
new heater and seat covers. good tires.
brakes and paint; y1nst. 1nst passed D. C. inspec-
heater; new spare; good ,,Is, trsnsp-. cheap;
WILLYS JEEP, 1946: Al condition; full
top. ali seats; 1000 miles: 81 .!O95:, HUNT
Err MOTORS 901 Prince St.. Alexandria,
WILLYS 1910 de luxe coupe: splendid
condition: complete with trailer; $3.50;
terms. ROPER" 1870 R. I. ave ne
TAXI. 1912. with PUG: r. and h; good
tires; good motor. See DANTE, DU.
SELLING 10 or MY PLYMOUTH CABS. as
each. GIL. 1879, MR.. CROSS. Is
Evening star., 1947-02-27
VINCENT A. SHEEHY, Jr.s Attorney,
300 T St. NV:

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding a Probate court.-Estate Of An
drew Malvasio. Deceased.-No. 6s687, .Ad-
ministration Docket disqualification hav-
ing been made herein for probate of the
last will and testament Of said deceased:
by John Anselmo and Andrea Chiarodo.
it Is ordered this 25th day OF February,
AID. 1947. that Caterina Malvssio, Elseo
vasio, and ali others concerned, appear in
said Court on Tuesday. the Sth day of
to show cause why such application should
not be granted. Let notice hereof be pub
and 1.-THE Evening STAR once in each of
three successive weeks before the return
day herein mentioned, the first publica-
tion to be not less than thirty days be-
fore said return day: Witness. the Honor.
able goLTTHA J. Laws. Chief Justice Of
AID. 1947 (seal) Attest: THEODORE
COGSWELL. REGISTER OF Wills for the Dis
trict OF Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate
Court. fe27.mh6,13
Evening star., 1947-02-27
THOMAS r. BURKE, Attorney,
VVoadvu rd RufIdipe

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding q Probate Court. -. Estate Of
Lillian J. Hawkes.. peeeased-No o.; Ss844; ss -
having been made herein for probate OF
the last win and testament Of said De, e.
said estate, BY Wilson E. Hawkes.. it is
ordered this 25th day Of February; ya.,D Ap
Mary c. Keith and the unknown heirs at
law and next Of KIN Of Lillian J Hawkes.; spnssr
in said Court on Tuesday, the sth dav
Of April. AD: 1947, at 1000 O'clock IN; q m
not be granted. Let notice, hereof be
published in the WA shingtoi, Law nTc. Re, e.
each Of three successive weeks before the
return day herein mentioned, the IS first
before said return day. Witness. the. Hon
orable BoLITHA LAWS, Chief a9 strII Justice
AID. 1877. (SealD Attest: THEODORE
CoGSWELL. Register Of Wills for the Dis
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