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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-24

marry facilities for rest ond recreation thot marx
the citys park system. INDUCED in for q few
hours. doy or q week. such activities also offer
pieosont respite for those Who work in the
District through the summer months
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-24

! not exclusively
veier. Newman
ned to check on
i home. found q
MS enjoying the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-20
HORNETS INSTALL
ELECTRIC LIGHTS

MONTGOMERY. Ala. The
completion OF the installation of
an electric flood lighting system
and score board recently gives
the Alabama State Teachers
College Hornets .ightul claim
TO the first real Lighted stadium
in the STAG.
Lighting experts claim that
Hornet stadium is one of the
best lighted grid irons IN the
South.
Extensive Improvements in
other features OF Hornet Stadium
make il one of the most beau
tful also. During the vacation
days two new entrances have
been added a new press box IN
a more elevated position than
formerly 1000 more seats. rest
room facilities, concession stands,
and Improvements TO the playing
field Additions and improve
ments along with the lights give
the stadium a present value well
in excess of 100000
Plan are afoot for a grand
opening slated for Friday night.
Sept o. when Morris Brown,
perennial contender for conference
honors and ink Of Hornet
champions. comes TO town. Num-
erous sports notables and former
grads have been invited as
special guests for the event.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-20
YAM BOWL EYED
BY SOUTHWEST

MARSHALL Texas With the
recent announcement of The Sec
ond Annual Yam Bowl game
slated for Friday Dec % the
l947 football season in the
Southwest Conference looms rs
the outstanding feast in the his
tory of the Ridlrons IN this
section. Every one of the eight
member schools arc putting all
their efforts toward landing IN
this melee that pits the cham
pioa of the Southwest Con-
ference against an outstanding
representative from one OF the
other three major conferences.
The Yam Bowl tin which high
lights the grid sc5S in tho
Southwest, will " staged at
Dal-Hi Stadium iYJallas. Texas
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-20

JUST BEFORE APRIL 10th when most clubs swing into
the pennant stride you'd be surprised to sec the many
unhappy faces about the majors Not one not twenty but
many fifty to setentyfve players the release
sheet every yea~Tos Of them released even before
hel play in big league park They didn't make the
grade either
Baseball is no longer one mans game It's the game
Of cc able player capable of making the grade fthey
aren't eligible they won't be sent up to the big time This
isn't so. fans in the of Thompson and his mates,
that Is However, the st. Louis club cannot be blamed
THE SUBJECT OF Davis Thompson and Brown
of different nature. The St Louis club under
the impression that these boys could help the
receipts at home The figures, however, did in
crease but very little. Only in games that played
away, did the fans turn in diversified crowds Brown
Thompson, and Davis given their ourg release
because they couldn't the gate attraction and be-
they weren't playing good ball
In only that respect did they fail to make good.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-20
Baer Selects
Illinois Star
For Open Job

William c Hciss. il former
end on the University OF Illi-
nois' Rose Bowl team, was APP
pointed for the job as freshman
football coach al the University
Of Detroit last week
The selection 10 fill the newly
established Job was announced
by Lloyd Brazil, director OF ath-
lcticS. upon the recommended
ton Of Head Coach Charley
Baer.
Bacr coached HESS al Illinois
during the formers tenure as
end coach in "A, and regards
his ability as coach and
teacher as outstanding
He'll be prize addition
10 our staff" Baer promised.
He knows the system we
teach. and he knows the prob
lens that confront young play
ers when they first begin 10
learn that system. l know he'll
send up we'll coached and
abled players from freshman
teams"
Heiss was born in Springfield,
Illinois. in 1923. and attended
West Aurora ILL.,. High School
from which he was graduated
in 1910. His collegiate career
was interrupted by year and
half Of army service.
Returning 10 the Illinois cam
pus in 1914 HESS became a
member of the grid squad for
the next three seasons. and cii-
NAKED his career in the Rose
Bowl last New Years Day
HESS was graduated with
bachelors degree in education
in February, and attended Teach
ers College at Columbia Uni
versity until the end Of tho
Summer session last week.
"Hc will assume his new du
ties Immediately Brazil said.
Hciss was married in January
shortly after the Rose Bow
game.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-20
Fisher Named
AS Wilberforce
Grid Coach

WILBERFORCE, Ohio With
the signing up of former grid
star Dwight III Elsheer as foot
ball mentor the original WILDER
force University, producer of
fast elevens down through the
years. set out this week TO build
one Of the fastest teams in its
history.
While coaching at Alabama
A and M m 1889, he put on
the field the highest scoring Of
all Negro football teams in the
country with an average OF 80
points to game
Fisher directed football at the
Alabama school from 1887 TO
1871, with a splendid winning
record.
Fisher who did some ball
carrying for WIlberforce, as
well rs for Fisher is we'll vers-
ed in all departments of physi-
cal education lie bears an MA.
from Ohio state, as we'll as his
BIS from Wherefore In addi-
ton to being a flashy haIfback,
he was. In his school days. a
track and basketball star As
far back as his prep period, at
Aberin High school he smash
cd all high school records in
his high jumping specially. In
1g45-46 he coached football at
Maryland State Teachers Col
leee.
A considerable number Of old
PLAYERS are already at hand
awaiting the call for first prac-
tisc Sept. ?, for the original
Wherefore university team.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-20
HARRIS DROPPED
RY GRID YANkS

NEW YORK Archie Harris.
former end for the University
of Indiana and star discus cham
pion with the Big Ten. was
dropped from the New York
Yankee's grid squad last week
Harris. who played with the
Jersey CITY Giants last year, was
among the ten stars that was
being tried for the end position.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-20

DAVIS. ON WHOM the ST
loWs club had attained an OPP
ton was released first. Brown
ara Thompson followed But
hef tc known the element
te the plot I'm sure that
tH ould have turned down
'a ancc 20 play with a ma
lob Even today sensations
would nave done likewise, for
~ pi Yer approves the idea OF
hons ed for other purposes.
Ball players like to feel that
in"ir services are needed 20
strengthen a club and not to
encourage the fans.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-20

Sports writers. neutral en-
terprise, are debating on every
baseball factor Jackie Rob-
inson in particular. for he is
making news; the kind that is
changing the baseball picture
the Who's Who, and the rule
books
III You Were Jackie Robin
SON" says the current issue OF
Sport Magazine. you notice
that every day there were fewer
incidents. that every day you
were getting better breaks from
the fans, the players and the
press"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-20

Although this surprising was expected some
whore along the line but not quickly please it amt as
bad might tnk. Remember the Brownies deserve
Of credit since they followed in the ingraved prints
OF the Brooklyn Dodgers and the Cleveland Indians
The fans around Missouri first expected to dis
of the idea Of having coored ball players peror-
ming in their park 1t had baseball officials of the St Lou
club talking in their sleep dreaming of fantastic things
And don't let anybody fool va They plenty worried
But what they were hoping would happeU met with their
satisfaction and in big way too. The fans took TO the
idea after a few harmless comments making this
successful And it was test baseballs second lar
gest
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-20
OF THREE TOP CYCLISTS UPHELD
John James
Among Trio
PenaIiZed

The Motor City Negro
Cycling Club, the only Ne
gro club of its kind in the
world has suspended, in
definitely, three Of its best
rider, for revolving against
It's officers. The act, which
has restricted John James.
former skating champion.
Cliff KenncbreW and Robert Hill
Rom taking part IN any race
Tor the next six months. was
approved bv John a. Barbcr
Michigan State representative OF
the Amatcur Bicycle League OF
America
In addition this tio Of cvcl-
ing stars viii not be permitted
TO wear the colorS of the Motor
CITY Cycling Club, nor don
thew lersies until this suspen-
sion Is Withdrawn
On the other hand the Cycl-
ing Club IN the opinion of Nj
Jones president of the Club.
viii not suffer the loss Of these
veteran cyclorS. believing that
the new riders who have. and
are 'oiElng the club win rate
in The championship caliDre
next wear
Finished Ord. 4th
The dcbarred cliff Kcnne-
brow and Robert Hill FINISH
cd third and fmth respectively.
In his wears state champion
ship riders Kenncbrew also
took part in the Nationals in
Philadelphia
AZ Results
Miss Dods Travani Of Dc
trot was among this years
Sta! elders She finished first
IN he Girls National champ
ionShlp race in Philadelphia
Karl Wcubcrg, another De
troit two-wheel spcedster fin
iShcd third for the junior
Championship
IN last Sundays Club & BI
cycle championship race tae Sis
Mic Prep race was won by
A,bv Parrish in ~ minutes
Ernie Ramos finished second IN
10 minutes and Raymond Gill
ian third Ia 1902
In the - Mile Handicap
David Kidsy finished FIRST as
, bv Parrish second, but wa,
scraChcd Ennis Ramos came Do
third and Gillian scratch fourth
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-20
AND SO 1T GOES
BIZ KENNETH L. BROWN
FANS SPOIL
CHANCE FOR
NEGRO STAR
DROPPED BECAUSE
OF LOW GATE
ATTRACTION
WHAT HAPPENED? Is

WHAT HAPPENED? Is true the Outfeder Willard
W Brown and lnfelders Piper" Davis and Henry
Thompson dropped from the ST. Louis payroll be-
cause they didn't make the grade? Was too much expect
cd of them, was it the pther way round?
Evening star., 1947-07-24
MQ1oRCY0Es.

INDIAN SCOUT. 1941: new tires. new
tubes saddle bags, buddy seat: etc; ex.
ce'lent condition $3.50. TR. 6623: -25
HARLEY 1946 model "61'
motorcycle: low mileage: plenty chrome
good condition. $3.50. Can be seen after
3:30 . m. sOl H st. NV. ME. 91S2 26'
1910 MOTORCYCLE. excellent condition;
first S15O takes it; 532s 4lst st: NV. w.m1
MOTOR SCOOTER, 1a47; under $500
SCOOTER. 1915 cushman: auto. clutch
new paint: Al condition throughout: must
sell. a bargain at S1s5. WI. 1861. sos
Sel-irt- H." Bethesda. "A
MOTORETTES for sale. Now cost
sCHLEGEL & GOLDEN 1l9 Carroll St.
GE. $500. ~
As 1916 $50 &C.. lots of chrome: saddle
bags. buddy seat: good locker; lust over
hauled; $3.50. Call DAVE at SH. 1Ol
CUSHMAN 1914 motor scooter: little used
chrome dash and bumper new paint ane
tires CHI. 609I.
READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY:
1916 A J. S. $50 c. c.
1919 MatchleSs 500 c. C.
1a41 Matchless 800 C. c.
1916 Ariel $50 C. C.
1870 Indian Bonn. Scout.
lg4O HID so, extras.
ALLIED MoToRCYCLEs, 2Ol4 M St NV
Evening star., 1947-07-24
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE tcont. J

GMC 1942 truck, 6x6. 1O.wheel drive, 7x14
and baskup lights; price. $1,000; bargain.
TRJcKsLvet RI Motors offers their latest
sssh or easy a. qer terms a. damps stases
| panels, pickups tractors, trailers, etc.
VET MOTORS, 1918 Blsdensburs I'd. ne.
FORD 1887 b-toh panel: very good con-
dition; $3.50: Dodge 1912 1-ton panel;
excellent condition: reasonable. Call Ho.
FORD 1a47 new 1M ton stake body; dual
wheels, s-ply tires; Sl,700. sH. 3553.
ate moae Trucks Ks WITH f ons stake soass
AL condition.; good tires. ready to work
wit without adqlsioas 1T expense ds;dt stake
certlficate; reasonably priced, priced for
quick sale; DIRECT from owner to buyer, no
Seay owned snd eI 9 x give
miles of cheap service. See between : am.
and 70 pm: incuding SUNDAYS. GULF
SERVICE I5r;I E. STATION 1900 King ST. "a. Alex
FORD 1912 tractor. Fruehauf trailer, van
type. Phone AT. s153. 1928 New York
FORD iTtoa long xhes!,5sss s!d W.; sap .aa saa
AUTO SALES, goth ST. and r. !. ave; ne
excellent condition, needs / tire. Cali NO.
INTERNATIONAL 1s41 1a-ton panel; run
ss5S 5So' ss ss csy cRa fSDos p nez
Es;ss $se Ca. fas Bf sss ss
FORD ias7 pickup; good condition. rebuilt
motor and clutch, new paint: first 1886
.sses 4. .I.V oWNER Ho 1o ss0s sss old nods,
good running condition, good tires, J. B.
ALSoP, Riverdale rd., E. Riyerdale, Md
sHc 1927 8; se pans SR tr4sa: 4s4 good o0nd $50
DODGE 1887 panel delivery s4.ton: used
PEGS eo 2ne ianf 14R tR's st. ns s4?a ao
FORD 1895 a-ton panel truck: good rub
CHEVROLET SEDAN delivery 1941 in need
of repairs; will sell as is for $500. Apply
sS sd" s1s nsne PEI "Sit Moo fs
G2EyRoIrF G2 1a3G F. Isd4 Aye ron ne sDeed rear
sTW Rev y HDG Rs2Re Fsb6Rs Ast6sR
models on dsPlay and toms ans laS lIs
Dumps. vans and stake bodies available.
Call US for delivery dates; LEE p.
sNTiEERNATIoNAL 1898 stake body; I9.;
Ford stake body; good condition. 4S4
FORD 1888 114-ton dump truck; ss95.
CHEVROLET chassis, 1l2-ton, '37 model:
| with . spare tires, recently overhauled; no
dealers. 30 Charming ST. NV. -?6
FORD 1912 I-ton panel; excel. cond;
for quick sale, 81 O96. PARKWAY, 1851
M ST. NV, MI. OlS6. =
CHEVROLET l94I 34-ton panel; must be
seen to be appreciated: SS95. PARKWAY,
305l M st. NV. MI. OF So. =
REQ 1916 heavy 1a-ton chassis and cab,
or with 14-ft. nat body; perfect condition.;
fine 8.25x20 tires: priced. right.
Federal 1943 3-ton with dump body
excellent condition.; bargain at Sl,376.
SHERIFF MOTOR CO., 900 R. l. ave. ne,
MI 5000. --2z
BARGAINS IN TRUCKS AND BUSES
| I945 half tracks with winches--- cheap
1a43 Packard I5-passenger car sl,375
! 1912 K6 International 33-pass:. bus 1,500
1912 Ford 1Ia-ton stake S45
1910 International 1a-ton panel 675
| Many other vehicles, all in excellent con-
dition PICE MOTOR CO., 173l-sladens-
I burg rd. ne. %
/ TRUCKS FOR SALE at reasonable prices,
! many through D. C. or Va. inspection.
Specials:
| 1910 Dodge ~ ton pickup p---------- 495
j 1910 Dodge 11a-ton dump ---------- a95
Half-tracks ----------- o95
New GMCS now available
/ CENTRAL MOTOR CO., 5000 Lee hwy,
Arlington, Va. CHI. 1000
Evening star., 1947-07-24
AUToMo1IvE MISCELLANEOUS.

AUTO LUGGAGE Notwithstanding
delivery: new shipment Just arrived; the
.neatest one you've ever seen: suitable for
merchants! farmers; fishermen and tour
ing Low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC Co.
1897 irving st; NV. AD. $500. Washing
toms Largest Pontiac Dealer.
STUDERAKER PARTS, 1912 President
most every mechanical part and accessory
NEW-TYPE TIRE RECAPPING by the lat
est safety process; beautiful tread: 2-hour
service: electric-treated sections II your
tire is cut See your tires being recappeo
IT ARCADE PONTIAC CO.. Washington..s S
Largest rontise Dealer, la35 Irvins lass,st st.
PONTIAC OWNERS, ATTENTION. .,iS! we We
covers in popular colors. They viii also
fit other models of General Motors cars.
prompt and neat installaIion il desired
ARCADE PONTIAC CO.. 1887 Irving st.
PAcKskb MoTHoR r2o"; fair cond., ss5.
JA. 1T0S-W -25
All parts ayaapls Ase TesT end iea
$500 Arkansas ave- NV. RA. 1870. --21
CHRYsLER. parts. 1888 81 excellent
motor, transmission. rear end, other misc
parts and accessories. SH. S5s5.
Evening star., 1947-07-24
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.
BUCKS WANTED BY ''Roper': spot casl

BUCKS wANTED By "Ropsro; spo, cash
@ gGRt aSsS; i,nSosSfs Lao AZ a,aS r. ,o$ :,
Ta41 models: special high prices paid spot
cash. ROPER MOTOR CO." 1880 r. 1
Cash CAS- in MINUTES. price no object
Rfn1 ~ II Isl GsS New York
cHRVsohEqs q R'asea1eqss 1WsASSTTEp-win pay h!gh
cash dollars: any year, any model. VIII
LIAMS AUTO SALES. r. /. ave. at goth
fT,s r. 4 KNOWN FACT that Roper. pay,
more for any make automobile, "RoPEa' PE.
WANTED By VETERAN, used car in goot
condition. Cali PL. 0415 after pm. NJ
VETERAN STUDENT will pay cash 70,
1879 Chrysler Imperial. or other nakt
suitable for Installing 1898 Ghrysler q
ANY MAKE OR MODEL automobile wanted
Roper pays the best price, Call TROOPER
MOTOR CO., Dupont s765, or 1870 4: !
STUDENT needs new or Iox-miieage car;
prefer Kaiser. Studehaker, PlymouthT Foro
ausnsN Al snsSfV5fs IN wiLLYs sI IWASTED3wiii pa,
cash as Is, II fair price; no dealers; veteran.
On. Q413. 60
Evening star., 1947-07-24
LEGAL NOTICES Cont J

SCOTT SANDERS. Atty. for Complainant,
1919 So. Capitol St., Washington go, d. C.
Order of Publication-Change of Name.
Filed July %, 1941. Charles E. Stewart,
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Column
bia.-In Re Application of Miriam Eliza
beth Schlosser for Change of Name-Civil
Action No. 2959-47-Miriam Elizabeth
Schlosser, having filed complaint for a
Judgment changing her name first from
Miriam to Marian, so that her full name
will be Marian Elizabeth Schlosser, and
having applied to the Court for an order
of publication of the notice required by
law in such cases. it is. by the Court, this
""2nd day of July, 1947, ORDERED that
all persons concerned SHOW cause, II any
there be, on or before the 18th day OF
August. 194T, why the prayers Of said
complaint should not be granted Provided.
That a copy of this order be published
once week for three consecutive weeks
before said day in The Evening Star and
The Washington Law Reporter. (S.) BO-
LIT4A J. LAWS. Justice. tSea) true
copy. Test: CHARLES E. STEWART. Clerk,
By ELLA MCDONALD. Deputy Clerk.
s,,Cd
Evening star., 1947-07-24
RALPH BURCH. Attorney,

N THE DISTRICT COURT OF oiI THE
bia. Holdine Probate Ccurt.-1n re: Es-
tafs Of Randolph Mueller Garland, also
known as Randolph M. Garland Deceased
ADMINISTRATION No: ss.o13 ~ -. oRDER ,S
NISI-Ralph Burch. executor OF the Estate
of Randolph Mueller Garland, also known
Us Randolph N. Garland, deceased; hsVins ,s
the authority, conferred upon him BY BY
deoedsnts real estate to 1Is,,,Iss wit; Lot so4'
Isth street NV, to Helen c. Kunz for
the hSsh sum i Of sls4oo 90. al cash. subject
and cSndtions oTt set ts fOTth a5s IN ssa sas
re0oTI1,I r .IuIvi " ie44. ADJUDGED. ORDERED,
and DgcREED That the SAID -.s sale be be and md
Court, unless cause to the contrary be
shown on or before the 7th day OF August,
ppS6lished pSbdsh once in The Wsfhinst0n Law
af least ten days prier to said @ Iast-men, a,
EHIVIN EsILVvIN ]. MhRauEs, Deputy Resistesr q
wins for the District of Columbia, Clerk
q the Probate Gourt.
Evening star., 1947-07-24
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

INTERNATIONAL 1888 A.uon panel. with
parts bins and pipe or ladder carrying
GMC 1898 van-body truck; good condi-
ton. 1854 Baker st. ne, ~
Condition; $3.50. TIE, 1856. Az E. Gusts
ave. Alexandria, Va. ~
STAKE BODY SIDES will At new Dodge
Ia-ton trucks Phone Shepherd 1855
roRD 1910 la-ton panel: good mechanical
condition. LEO ROCCA,' INC, 43o1 Conn.
FoRp ia4n Ia-ton panel delivery; motor
and chassis completely reconditioned:
new tires and tubes, new battery: may
be seen at Shreve Bros. Garage. 1882
10Th st nv "a
DODGE is45 a-ton, heavy-duty tractor
complete with vacuum m oraxssii b.si. iv3 1I,n
JoassoN ;edass ss' 'ShhMss W4MsATT IF coRp ssh and
Maine ave s.w., MA o3s4. "a
eel condition: best offer. CRAMER
APPLIANCE. !2150 Wis. ave. NV. 90
Evening star., 1947-07-24
Take My Word for 1t
By Fronk Colby

w tiu"N ~oiSy
- Assorted Prejudices.
Now hear this. commentators,
And broadcasters dilettante:
There is no eye in semi,
Demi, multi, nor anti!
Now people who preside at clubs
Will really have to go some,
If they'd avoid my wrath when they
Say, "Such splendid progrum."
I grind my teeth, / bruise my gums;
My inmost being winces
When plain Joe Doakes goes British
and
Refers to cir r-cum-stinces."
II
It's bad enough to hear word
Like grievous mangled "gree-vee-
uss"
But spare me, please, the parent
whose
Young Junior Is "n1iss-chee-vee-
uss"!
I'm kind to children, love my wife;
I pay my debts quite gladly;
But oh the radios I've smashed
For saying, Don't feel badly"
Pomposities I do deplore;
I'd chase them out the back door,
I say again, as oft before:
I hate the sound of "fac-tore."
I have low opinion OF
The speaker oratorical
Who cannot say the word "event"
Without Its an historical -. :"
I'd ship him to Siberia,
With strong and speedy convoy,
Who thinks the word envoy" Is
French,
And therefore calls it "on-voy."
Long-suffering. and slow to ire,
My patience is eternal.
But "diction -ree" would consign
Towel, that place Internal.
And finally. I'd ostracize
All grownup chickabiddies
Who never speak Of children
Without chirping little kiddies."
tCopyriEht, The Bell syndicate. Inc. 194n
Evening star., 1947-07-24
AUCTION SALES Cont
- FUTURE.

ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 SON, auctioneers
Bankruptcy sale of groceries, modern
fixtures, cash resisterers; scales. band saw.
refrigerating cases. walk-in cooler. COM
pressoys, slicer, chopper, dairy box electric
bottle coolers. tote carts, gondolas. awnings;
small steel safe. etc.. also Chevrolet 1912
lla-ton truck by PUBLIC auction At Peter
Pan Food Store, 1901 1th st. NV. Monday:
july %, 1947. 10 am; Fresh stock Of
sanned fruits, vegetables, juices. SOUP
baby food, milk. syrup, roe. cranberry.
cereals. spices. coffee. tea, rice, flour con-
diments, Jelly, cigarettes. etc. also two
model WE-6 .'Coca-Cola' bottle cooler: vii I
self-contained compressorS; National model
2S42, ive-clerk check and model 2044
four-clerk check electric check cash regis;
ters three pair Barnes white enameled
computing scales Fill Dry-ccld 8 and 10
foot refrigera ting cases. meat blocks, Two
refrisersting compressors.. 300-lb. hargins
scale. Walk-In cooler with blower unit,
Hobart slioer and chopper. cutting table
Jim Vaughan band saw, paper racks. pack
age sealers, hand truck, vegetable dispiay
bins. counters. gondolas. metal sink, stor-
age type gas fired water heater, Percy turn
style, huorcccent lishting fixtures. small
Mosler steel safe, etc. In re. Peter & &nan
Food Stores. Inc. Bankrupt No 4:59g
Terms cash CARLETON U. EDWARDS,
II, Trustee, Distric- Bank Building.
tyo4,25,26
Evening star., 1947-07-24
PROPOSALS,

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
the Procurement Section, National Bureau
J947, and then publicly opened for per-
forming the necessary Investigation and
to develop. design. construct and furnish
one working model of an ultramicrowave
oscillator in accordance with specifications
Which may be obtained from the Procure
meut Section, National Bureau OF Stand
rIs
Evening star., 1947-07-24
7 FENDALL COUGHLAN. Attorney,
woodward Building; r,r,

DISTRICT COURT OF IHE UNIIED
HOLDING Probate court-No 6a,3a5. Ad-
ministra .ion.-This is to GiEs; l;ct Noticeii Fl
Columbia, has obtained from the Probate
of Administrs tion. on the estate OF lss :
Columbia. deceased. All persons having
claims against The deceased are S;th herfBs fBs
vouchers thereof, legally AUTHENTICATED. to
the subscriber, on Or before he 26th s day
Of June. AID 1a4s; otherwise they may
said estate. Given under my hand this
~ day q Jqlyi 124i st MItLiAss w 1seaie /,
Attest: MELVIN j. MARQUES. Deputy
Register of Wills for the District Oh Co
lumhia. Clerk OF the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1947-07-24
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Evening star., 1947-07-24
Bio HuuI Is in Small Sofe

CHICAGO, (P). - Burglars who
broke into the Swift e. Co. whole
sale meat market battered big
safe without making a dent in it.
Finally they left. taking company
truck and a small safe. Market Of
ficials said the small safe contained
s7OO: the big one S25.