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Rally 10 Present Martin
With Anfi-Lynch Petition

Speaker Martin will receive pc
titions with more than 10000 900 sig
natures. calling for Federal anti
lynching laws, at rally tomorrow
on the Capitol steps, Edgar G
Brown, director of the National
Negro Council, announced today
Presentation of the petitions will
be part of the program Of an anti
lynch rally and prayer day for
brotherhood and world peace. The
petitions represent sentiments OF
100000 church-goers, Mr.. Brown
declared.
The Rev. Horace Garvin OF
Eureka, Kans., 87-year-old former
slave, will sign one of the petitions
at the rally at pm, it was an
nounced.
The petitions ask a Federal law
which would provide the death pen
atty for convicted lynchers, would
penalize local officials who fail to
protect civil rights Of individuals
and would provide $4,000 fines
against counties in which lynchings
occurred. The fine would be used
for the benefit of lynch victims
families, according to the petit
TONERS.
The Rev. Earl L. Harrison, pastor
of Shiloh Baptist Church, Ninth ano
P streets NV, will preside over the
rally.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT q
Columbia, November 8. 19470Notice L
hereby given that under sutnorisgy
bsr p ", 1885, Ass sG
streets. roads, highTays and alleys IN sn ae
R P pub # c He No 49, s4d p
2 IT, 1 ~ 4s aaa sas
P TGysd AZ Ma N6 t e ss.ynnsh
changes IN the Plan of tns reEm nan nv
s q en- 6 81 shssssse TN
e Plsstict saiidInE; izsh IA streets; nx
" hsaT a. 70 g. oe CO s T.
property riEhts which nay bs aftsctea; 90. Of
70 . es slsss q csnsss
Ways, ali in ths DISTRICT q SSlum6if ,, and
IL sss. Il sssSss oesns cs.n sas
part Of gath street; north q Irving wing
5sas pss. os sna H sssf BEES
abutting SQUARES 1888 and E,$s s an ana
P Rsatt n s ssss $sss End Ths pubic
81. inclusive. ~ Closing Of Part OF tns
place Sc. between 49th and 6oth streets,
Proposed chance in the Plan Of The Perm
anentS system Of Highways Affecting prop
trict OF Columbia, bDunded on the north
BY Evsrts street, On the east BY 2Stn
Street, on the southeast by Bladensnurg
branch Of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
right of-way, eliminating certain PROPOSED
street areas within ths ABOVE q az pIsn
81 the Permanent system Of Highways
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WILDER B. Scales, %, 1884 st. ne, and
Gloria L. Wilson, Is. 1888 Benning I'd
Roy Q. Fender, 81, and Mary M. Hutch
Lawrence p. Dunson, 90, and Rosie B.
Del ham. IL, both et 1871 I2l, 7th st. op ne
and Melvina Urban, 81. Canton, Ohio
John Mamartzis, 30, and Sophie Theofsn-
ous, 46, both Of 14e g. Ne eS,,oa st. NV
Donald nall w W. Smith, so, $40 18TH St. nv.
and Anne I. Hrebicek, rs. 1920 18th
Chester hes #" i. zeller ,r., 20, 641 Ksntusky
Jam Ssn A. e. BsiaMrroushs, 4s. Arlington, and
s.l xlsFinie arabe E0n e. a5 I'm t.
and Resale Smith, rs, 54oa Kansas
Ro BERT D. schafer, 10. 1900 Ely pl. Sc,
and Jscaueline a. Mc1ptyre, is. 1885
Louis r +. Cornelius Cor 49, AIS H st. sw., and
saul Taksar. 81. and Natalie 3. Tsksar,
and Mary A. Nelson. 20, 1914 Kenyon
nay and T. Betty Hissins - 80, as5 suttsrnat
sylvan J. Gerber, ~. and Mary A. Cox,
Melvin E. Beck, A, 31s North Carolina
ave. Sc, and Claudine P. DeHaven, 81.
od lsaf Z k sodstsn st. g. Prince
Md, md Hazel e. Horton, 80 1900
Seymour schulnaan. "a. eo6 Roxboro pl.
NV. and Doris Cutler, "a, 1882 Arsonne
wallace Ri = VI r.. windsor, tr., Is. Rixerd.le.
Md. and Dora L. Hudson. 10. Hillside,
Wilbur v OFT. %, Defiance, Ohio, and
Mary Hodges %, hSla o 18th r st. Inv.
ave. Sc, and Leila M. Wrishtson. So'
Paul uYy r. B.nner, 20. .14es Ridge pl, Sc.
and Betty J. Murphy, Is, 2039 Nichols
Lawrence A. saams, 80, North Bergen,
N. j., and Margaret H. smaltz, 2s. 14ls
Don Olson, %, isIs D st; Sc, and Chris
o sns M Me.f ~ S SssS n Ha s.
| Edward J. Bryant, 81, Chicago. and Doro-
| thy M. LEVEL, 19, 1903 p st. Sc.
Benjamin Rosen, SO. 1857 L st. NV. and
Rose Resnicof, "a, 1430 Decatur st..
Thouaas W. Lyon, a6, 100 upsaI st. Sc.
and Shirley A. Brandenbourser, %, 170S
| David + p. Jones, 81, soes o st. NV. and
Virginia. c. Larson, 22, All Eye ct. s.w;
Minnie Altizer, 20, 1859 Reservoir I'd.
4 NV.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

GAS WATEa aEATEns. 20: 81 ~ , 90 Fsll;;
payment; immediate Installation. D. a.
ETANsBuRY, II. 1929.
UPHOLsTERING sofa and chair, S7e.5Q.
Comp. rs.upholstersd. Pine i.briSssi .pT.
mate. NEW YORK UPHoLsTERING CO.
NC, GIT st. NV. 80 years at the
Fac Tame ANNUAL saSussi. MEETING OF TEE STOCK
holders Of the Hugh Reilly Co, Inc.
will be held at the ONCE OF the company,
i 1874 New York ave. NV, at NOON Thurs
day, December Is, 1947, for the election
Of oficers for the ensuing year, and for
such other business as may come before
the meeting (signe0 HUGH REILLY
Co, INC. by Agnes z. cady, secretary.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted BY any one except myself.
LcUIs a. JACKSON. l7o5 T e; ne: Is.
old jewelry and silver wanted
Expert apprsising free. LlVlNGSTON q
CO., 1923 H st. NV, NE. 3440.
expert. books started.
kept; part time; tax returns PREPARED.
audits; reasonable, Or. 2o74.
GAS HEATING BOILERS and hot.vater
heating plants; no cash needed: small
monthly payment; Immediate installation.
8. A. sTANsBURY. II. 3o2s.
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SPECIAL NOTICES Cont

3 AR kg SSs IS a.. 3:
BENNs. TE. b846. CHI. 4760. 16'
I WILL NOT be responsible for any debts
g MSxR ss ssss 0 n9. 0t e. n'n
/ WILL NOT BE REsP0NsIBLE for debts debt;
WALTER 4. kEEFER. 1913 W. vs.. ave
ATTENTION, Capitol Dog Training Club
In resa5d e Utility insoseSa7 t trailer i0'
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stoekhold 10
Of the District Of Columbia, for the cleo.
ton Of trustees and the transaction Of
any other business that may pc prousnt
to the attention of the meeting. VIII pc
ssla at ts o ana 4th as @
D. c., Wednesday, January II, 1913 pc.
tween The hours Of Eb 81 Ss0fs A Rep
! WILL NOT be responsible for debts made
DOUGLASS, 719 10th st. NV.
I WILL NOT be responsible for debts IN
e FIXES 8 ef RoUsE' ' ia Moneufs a.
Hls WEE Nor " be responsible. for any bills
Rfso5isiERT c. CARTER, i42s q st. Sc,
MsshiaE @e5 81 clear sDaEk!lns
ct sdsE asSlP4' ssKRa nssaD
Brid hssF ra tRt 1885, between vienns and
Fairfax. Sales place on Lee hwy. tEoute
GID. west Of Fairfax High School. Phone
EXPERT EasPhs 1y WATcH REPAIRING. 5-day sery-
M MARk HgEs 90 soSis5. e. nv o2sz AoN
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Births Reported

tFrom D. c. Bureau of Vital Statistics
Gorrell and Jean Angel, boy.
Emerson and Emma Armstrong. girl.
John and Vivienne Barrett. boy.
Bernhard and Marjorie Becker, boy.
Joseph and Phyllis Betman, boy.
Leo and Mary Brooks, boy.
Roy and Mary Burleigh, boy.
Walter and Margaret Button. girl.
LuciuS and Betty Clay, boy.
John and Jean Corcoran, boy.
James and Wymla Corrigan, girl.
Clay and Vera Crawford. girl.
william and Agnes Escavaille, boy.
Eugene and Mary Hailman, girl,
George and Phyllis Hammett, tr. boy.
James and Ethel Hughes. boy.
Merle and Louise Ickes, girl.
Ray and Betty Jordan, girl.
Milton and Rose Kaplan. boy.
Robert and Maurline Lydon, girl:
William and Dorothy MscKay, twin boys
Charles and Pearl McFeeley. boy.
Charles and Margaret New. girl.
David and Dorothy Oldham. boy.
Joseph and Dorothea Saunders, boy.
John and Amelia Sellmyer, boy.
Herman and Helen Stoll. boy,
Lester and Ruth Wagaman, girl.
John, and Narcissa Walker, boy.
Arthur and Martha Wrzesniewski. GIL.
James and Dorothy Zimmerman, girl.
Arthur and Estelle Moses, girl.
Roger and Mira Simkfns, girl.
Leroy and Margaret Stewart, girl.
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VA Expects 10 Lose
96 More Doctors in
Month Under RuIinq
By George Beveridee

The Veterans Administration,
already facing severe medical per-
sonnet shortages in its hospitals, ex-
poets to lose 96 more doctors next
month, it was learned today.
All the doctors were trained at
Government expense during the war
through the Army's ASTP and the
Nays Viz programs. In return
for the free education, they agreed
to serve for two years in the armed
forces and have been assigned
along with 1852 others-to VA.
Under new military ruling, those
who entered the service before May
/, 1916, will be eligible to return
to civilian life December five
months early.
Replacement Chance Slim.
DR.. Paul r. Hawley, VA medical
director, ordered a study as soon
as the ruling was announced to
see how his agency would be af-
fected. The result, it was learned
is that SO Viz doctors and three
ASTP physicians now assigned to
veterans hospitals will be eligible
for release next month.
The agency does not expect to be
able to hold many Of them in civil
ian status, and there is little chance
of replacement from the Army and
Navy, officials said.
Losing the So doctors will hurt"
the program, spokesman for DR..
Hawley said. But after May l, when
the service periods of most of the
other 1852 military doctors will be-
gin to expire, "the situation will
become critical" they said.
Value in Isolated Areas.
The 1857 military doctors at vet
erans' hospitals represent a stable
number of the 3,474 full-time physi-
clans now on duty. The Army has
furnished $50 officers and the other
1877 are Navy doctors.
They have been particularly val
liable, officials explained, because
they are on duty under official
orders allowing VA to send them
to hospitals in isolated areas where
the agency always has had difficulty
filling medical posts.
Under the arrangement, VA as
signs the military doctors to regu-
lar staffs of the hospitals. Their
salaries are paid by the Army and
Navy, which in turn are reimbursed
by VA.
In addition to its full-time doc
tors, the veterans agency has hun
dreds of specialist consultants who
devote part of their time to the .26
veterans hospitals. To develop such
specialists as psychiatrists, VA also
has 1910 young doctors in resident
training at the institutions.
1900 Seen Affected.
Navy officials said the December
1 release date will affect about
1900 military doctors.
AS the program originally was set
up, it was explained, the doctors
would have been able to get out OF
service before the two years tnded
by using accumulated leave. Con-
gress, however, specified that any
unused leave would be paid for
eliminating the possibility Of an early
release. With the understanding OF
the original plans, the officials said
many Of the doctors had contracted
for civilian positions before lay l
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Deaths Reported

(From D. c. Bureau Of Vital Statistics
wv MIss "a 5 So # IN !, o. ~"
Albert, T., Snodgrass. 70, United States
Frank A. wright. "A. 1851 Mount Pleasant
Walter G. williams. 43, 1146 18th st. NV
Ida K. Stoll. "a, 500 21st st. NV.
Charles M. Armstrong. Is. Soldiers Home
Eleanor B. Kearney, SO. 1929 Columbia
katherine L. Harmon. es. 1913 Harvard
gss5 assMEate es: e. 4Ess PIT 4
ANA ehn gray eo IN aFa st. se 49, 9Th
Eta T. WfsRt S7 {4so srd s s. nv w.
Eanths Eadss 81 49, aaaS sg grasd rs
Madge S. Larrabee. "a, Warrenton, Va.
S GS6 e %sSs1sy Ii s istb Nv
Peter Michael. 36; Alexandria. Va
infant Sanders. 1925 u pi. Sc.
Infant Sinctc. College Park. No.
Frank WASHINGTON, A, 139 Quincy e
Lindsey Hardy, SO, sol st; NV:
Maria Peterson, "a, Virgin Island
Infant Taylor. Is r st. NV.
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francis J. Donneily, %. bo43 18th st. ne.
and Donna L, Feeren, 20, 236 and St.

Francis J. ponneily, %. 5o4s 18th st. ne.
and Donna L. Feeren. %. 236 2nd st.
Alfred sherrard, so. 1000 F st. NV. and
Edth kd ays9p g. 3 sso R Rs.er yS
NV. and Nancy L. Laws. 20. Chevy
Francis R. Neal. 20. 472 N st. s.w,. and
Mary L. Sampson, 10, 457 st; s.w.
Earle r. Edison, %. Boston. and Kathryn
r: Harrill 90 1898 Kilbourne pl: NV.
David K. J. Hoffman, 20. 1102 10th st;
Sc, and Jimmie l.. Collier, II, 146S
Isaiah Williams, 81, 8 Porto Rico ave. n lie: =,
and Mildred Robinson. 81. New York
John r. Kunst, 35, Grafton, W. Va, and
Shade B. Blanchard, 40. I 18th st. Sc.
Philip A. orme, 81: and Elizabeth c. A.
Otis l. Lyon, 20, 2112 Eye st. ne. and
Helen M. Pinckney, "a, 56S Oklahoma
Robert Harris. 80, 1908 LIST st. NV. and
Corneather D, Tucker, "a, 623 r st. n e..
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u, 5. Officials in Korea
Foresee Split Into Two
States After u. N. Vote

SEOUL, Nov. 15.-American occu-
patton officials foresee creation OF a
separate state of South Korea and
absorption of North Korea into the
Soviet Asian zone Of influence.
This, they said. might be the re-
suit of Russian refusal to join United
Nations efforts to bring about Ko-
rean unif1cation and independence.
The U. N. yesterday approved a
Korean independence commission
and recommended that Korean cleo
tions be held by next March 81 to
choose a National Assembly which
would establish a national govern
ment. The Soviet bloc said it would
boycott the commission.
Communism Viewed as Dead.
The Americans, who asked that
their names be withheld, said that
since the U. N. has taken over the
Korean problem, they considered the
United States-Soviet Joint Commits
sion a dead body and the Moscow
decision, which it sought to imple-
ment, a discarded instrument. The
commission tried unsucessfully to
lay the groundwork for a unified
Korea, now occupied in the south by
the United States and in the north
BY Russia.
The American officials expressed
doubt that the U. N. commission
would be able to enter North Korea,
but said it would be offered all pos
sible assistance in the south.
The commission may arrive with
election plans already formulated,
they said, but regardless will be
given an opportunity to consider the
South Korean interim legislature
election law and plebiscite plan
developed by the American delega-
ton to the joint commission.
Rightist Landslide.
They suggested that any election
In South Korea would result in a
rightist landslide, since pro-Com-
munists are outnumbered and prob
ably would boycott an election.
Some observers speculated the
soviets would attempt to nullify the
u. N. endeavors by withdrawing
from North Korea to force an
American withdrawal from the
south. However. others said the
Soviets were uncertain that North
Korea Communists were strong
enough to take control of all Korea
and realized it would be difficult to
return their troops to North Korea
should U. N.-arproved South Ko-
rean government gain popular sup
port.
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OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE.

ADAM A. WEsCHLER q son. Auctioneers.
United States MarShaPs Sale of new ra-
dos combinations, electrical appliances
aids, phonograph records. 3 wrist watches,
ETC.. also Melink cabinet safe. BY auction
at WEScHLER's, 9o5 E st; NV. Tuesday
r S ls4 F.ds a. and so pm
dos olympic "6-e71" combination, irons
clocks, timers. flash light cases, iron cords
toaster.- Gemdandy churn, 247 records, 2
yaG9Dh sbne he sa ad Me mems m SsS
Ha en- wrist watches. etc. In re. Capitol
Radio Wholesalers, Inc. VS.. Thomas M
Middleton and Mary Middleton TIA TN
g SerYse d Man'psl s eSuFs Nj Fl W.
United States Marshal in and for the
District Of Columbia.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER 3 son, Auctioneers
Omitted States MarshArs Sale Of new
cycle. BY auction at wEscHLER's, sos
E st. NV, Tuesday, November 20, 1947
at ESQ pm. 81 wool and part WOO
sweaters and jsckets two wheel sdswaf
Cohen Cohen and Joseph Schwartz. ia jay css
The Sports Shop Municipal Court No
4fzs y %fsa sssa sfHSs sh aA pi
the District Of Columbia.
Southern Bidg.-Trustees sale. Of valu-
able detached br1ck dWelilng pelng known
as premises No. 2144 "R" st. ne. BY
virtue Of a certain deed Of trust duly
recorded, in Liber No. 8235, Folio 5b5
ct sea-. of the land records Of the Dis.
trict of Columbia, and at the request Of
the party secured thereby, the under
signed trustees will sell, at public .auc-
day, the Twenty Fourth day Of Noyember
AID. 1947, at three o'clock PM, the
following described land and premises
situate in the District of Columbia, ano
designated as and being lot numbered
ninety six 900 in square numbered forty.
four hundred and ten. (44l0 in the
subdivision made by jay H. Garman
and Wayne @. Garman, as per plat re-
corded in the ONCE Of the surveyor foi
the District Of Columbia in Liber % al
folio Q: subject to the building restric.
ton line as shown on said plat. Terms
approximately $6,7e2, further particular,
Of which will be announced at time o.
sale; the purchase price above said trust
to be paid in cash. A deposit Of $500 re;
quired. Conveyancing. recording, etc., o.
puTchassrs eSst; Terms t. Be so dsDnss;
forfeited and the property may be Cd.
and rssSs e 'h pE aisse'iSSna c
DIENER, Trustees. no13. 15,17,20.22:
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ments addressed to Star bores
do NOT tnclose original ref
erences, photographs or other
papers OF personal value. Ad-
pertisers often fail to call ter
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boz number and this mail is
destroyed it remaining ouer 10
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advertisement.
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P. MICHAEL COOK. Atterney,

p pl1sf NSSi C co 5Sf 81 TaE uNfTEb
LEE z'a Roy 70 r w Receiver. The Com
mercial National Bank q Washington. .
siaintir. vs.. WARpMAN CoRPoRATIoN, 2
corporation, Harry Wardmsn. Thomas 2:
gonss, James p. HOBBS. Defendsntsi1.;Lsw
revive Q Judgment obtained II the above.
s sast1sa q is w Si National
3 ccrpoTasion. Harry WsTdmsn; Thonss ?;
pisintin. + g this 18Th day q Movembe,;
Wardman, cause her appearance to Pc
entered herein on OF before the aOth
day, exclusive Of Sundays and legal hoii.
days, occurring after the day Of the nrst
publication hereof, otherwise this cause
Seiauit. And ths dsIsspd ant; th e. mn 81
Harry Wardmsn: deceased cause cause their IL
tss asst rue das sssSFTjI Tsn, a ts
date, otherwise the cause VIII be proceeded
with Is In case Of default. Provided,
month for three months In the Washington
Lay Rsp9sster; and fTps E EnsfrdifffHA sss y
s lay Shasf iHazsfsnY NJ ef HUI cisrt
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Centre College to Honor
D. &. Chemical Editor

Walter ]. Murphy, 1925 Parkside
drive NV, today was to receive
an honorary doctor of science degree
from Centre College in Danville, KY.
Editor of two American Chemical
Society Observation-Disclosures and
Engineering Chemistry and Chem
ical and Engineering News, Mr..
Murphy was cited for correlating
and publfcizing chemical research
In his writing and editorial work.
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HELP MEN,

APPRENTICE for. upholstery shop. one
permit necessary. See MR.. HoLoBER.
R1o I'VE st. NV --15
ASSISTANT STOCK CLERK. experienced
in electrical supplies helpful: but VIII tram
h 4 assf pAusERs' aSs6 1sth St. NV. mis
AUTO MECHANIC; must be experiencse
week, REDS GARAGE. "a H st. ne.
NE. 1853 1t
AUTO MECHANIC, experienced. ideal work:
ing conditions: good salary guaranteed and
commission See Mr.. Stanley, WHEELER
INC, Chrysler-Plymouth dealer, $500 Wis
ave; EN- 1909 ss,c ,.rx .~,.r,.nc.d: L..
day week. excellent working conditions.
E Dssos cz z1ss 81 Il ssss
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Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. laaDs, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, tDait three full days and
receiDe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
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LEGAL NOTICES (con..),
HAMILTON 8 HAMILTON. Attorneys,
ola Union Trust BUILDING.

HAMILTON d HAMILTON, Attofnesss
018 Union Trust Building:
States for the District of Columbia,
Holding . Probate Court.-Estate Of John
Baker, also known as John Franklin. pc.
ceased-No. 56,057. Administration Docket
application having been made here.
Of the last viii and testament Of said
deceased, and for issuance OF letters tesla
mentary on said estate to Everett L. Berry;
that letters Of administration c, t. a. issue
to Everett L. Berry, Jr.. 1t Is ordered
this 18th day Of November, AID. 1941'
that willie Long and all others concerned;
appear in said Court on Monday. the 22nd
day Of December, AID. 1947, At 1000 600
application should not be granted; Let
notice hereof be published in the Wash
ington Law Reporter" and THE Evening
star" once in each of three successive
toned, the first publication to be not less
than thirty days before said return day
witness the Honorable BoLITHA J: LAWS,
Chief Justice Of said Court. this 18th
day Of November. AID. 1917. (seal0
Attest THEODORE cOGSWEILp REGISTER
of wills for the District Of Columbia,
clerk of the Probate Court, no1b,22.2a.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
BARNARD q HENRY, Attorneys,

DISTRICT c ooyH Or Or THE UNITED
States for the District OF Columbia
ministration.-This Is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber. of the District Of
Columbia, has obtained flo the Probate
Testamentary on the estate Of A. Lynn
Mcdowell, also known as Albert Lynn
Mcdowell. late of the District Of Co
lumbia, deceased. All persons having
warned to exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof, legally authenticated to
the subscriber. on or before the 31st day
of october, AID. 1913; otherwise they
may by law be excluded from all benefit
of said estate. Given under my hand
this Bird day of November, 1947. ELIZA
BETH CLARK MCDOWELL. 1900 36th St.
NV. tSeal) Attest: THEODORE COGS-
WELL, Register Of Wills for the District
of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate Court.
noS x %
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Office Hours
Classified Advertising

Leave your ads at the Bust
ness Office, 18th and Pennsyl-
vania avenue, open 8 am. to
II pm, or at any Of the
Branch Offices throughout
the city.
Telephone Hours:
8 am. to 8 pm.
Saturday, 8 am. to 2 pm.
Sunday, II am. to 8 pm.
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GODFREY [, MUNTER, Attorney,
Shorah N Ruildfn1

Holding Probate court.MNo. SO, 7es, Ad.
stration.---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
Of. Administration on the estate Of Cath
Of Columbia, deceased. All persons having
claims against. the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the
the subscriber, on or before the goth day
Of October. AID. 194S; otherwise they may
by law be excluded from all benefit OF said
estate Given under my hand this 29th
day Of October, 1947. CHARLES F.
HAHN. b103 New Hampshire Ave, NV.
(seal) Attest. THEODORE cOGSWELL,
Register of Wills for the District Of Co.
lumbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-11-15
HENRY GILLIGAN, Attorney,

DfsTRicT coURT OF THE UNiTEp
States for the District OF Columbia:--
ministration.-Thisi Is to give notice that
the subscriber. Of the District of Colum..
bia. has obtained from the Probate Court
Of the District of Columbia, letters tesla
mentary on the estate Of Frank v. Hale.
late of the District of Columbia, deceased.
All persons having claims against the de-
same with the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated, to the subscriber. on or
before the 23rd day Of October. A. D.
Guided from all benefit Of said estate.
Given under my hand this 23rd day Of &c,
tober, .1947. GERTRUDE Q: HALE, $500
DORE COGSWEI.L, Register Of Wills for
the District Of Columbia. Clerk Of the Pro-
hot "a rnurt mol .S,1h