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Evening star., 1947-09-04
Democrats Pick
as Head
In Arlington
Moeruder Succeeded
As Chuirmun of
Executive Committee
By Robert c. RolIinas

In a move to bring together al
elements Of the party in Arlington.
the County Democratic Executive
Committee last night named Har.
Evening star., 1947-11-29
' SPECIAL NOTICES.

/ WILL NOT De REsP0NsIBLE for any
cARNELL b. BARBER. III P st. s;w.'
w1shi ! WniL p Not & Be RESPONSIBLE for any
bills unless contracted BY myself. ERlC
EDMoNsTof, 1859 A st. ne. or 1923 II
ON On AND AFTER THIS DATE / Will not be
anyone other than by myself. NORMAN
AIdEnss kEyEx 251s scaarEsas;issAnoush aEs Il SS onl,
HAs al garments r sxpertiy spotted; doing busi.
a.ss At same .dars.: for Is xTs TsfsEsnss. niHHN
f5ss hRg sssI ss1 r. .ef'sRs. w: n Rsi:1 Nd HS
DiAMoNDs, old jswelry and silver wanted
cD cspsr; s.sg ssDrsi,as Y n. i,s.' Nj saso
sScpnrnShi ssns: p.rt time; tax returns psspsssd
:udits 81 ao oE 10 So.t e.
automatic; no cash needed; small monthly
sosN & sTANsUsY e.: NC. II 5oss
Seasins Sas a1nISS pla1es: s no eass NEEDED: mai
THoMRsoN = sTANssugIRpxr suIpr co, IL. Il so2s 20
apple butter: ter Ill products sold direct from
our orchard; out deorsis ave; to qlenmont.
Ishs m1osrg %s1 gGsts GhEb III E ekee isf,
sapaz enezzsHs4 s21sas AND 49siS ,ss Il, oss.;
sions Direction Of FRANK R1NNS anS
GEoReE 1EMEs. q. X. $50; ca f.; t7c0; 60. I: !.
dolls, doll clothes: s02 ? st: NV. Room
rhhGI hE. MsfcS alf af1's RI sss7t ta., !.ry.
HInkr "a 1sEl % 1tss;yI;ss.:e ! e s.. ls1 e,sa
R2Is 2lrfipI AofsgY isSeasss; s,.a. - 1sA,s 81
Evening star., 1947-11-29
Driver 10 Cite Testimony
In Drinking Case Appeal

A motorist convicted OF driving
while drunk today was taking steps
to appeal the verdict on the ground
conflicting testimony was gwen oy
two policemen in the case.
Thomas Ahearn, lawyer for John
wade Tomlin. %, Of Berwyn, Nd.
took exception to the guilty verdict
returned yesterday by . Municipal
Court Jury. Judge Thomas D. Quinn
postponed sentencing to December 8
to allow counsel to make the appeal.
, The testimony in question was
that of Pvts. Howard L. Harps and
Gerald Lampe Of No. IL precinct.
each of whom testified he drove the
defendants car away from the scene
of q crash at a streetcar loading
platform in the 400 block Of Rhode
island avenue NE, on October 4.
According to medical testimony, a
urinalysis showed sufficient alcoholic
content to have Influenced Tomlin's
driving.
Evening star., 1947-11-29
\XE;:iH w.: i 5;
"

DANCES.
s:ss5 d:nse ss sw sso
informal dance with orchestra. .YMcA,
1875 2 street NV; H,Rrs' s'i''k '0n''n''
From pluemont nos' alons Appalachian Trail
v Wandsrbirds' Hiking Club: meet q sL! 1915
New York avenue NV. am. tomorrow
III Through % cedarville State Forest. Md.
about eight miles, auspices Capital Hikins
s'ns Ss.' : Bring ue.h sfss saa s.nt.sn
Wade N. Stephens organ recital Church
of the Latter Day Saints. O'Clock 10
night. ~
discuss item: Sspin.s Of nssrss. s.tiom. PARK
g, Services: TosA meet sA At Sixteenth and Under
Hea wood streets NV, pm. tomorrow.
SPECIAL EXHIBITS.
Library Of Congress. First and East Cap
itol streets Sc. open am; TO ~ Pm
ORIGINAL Leacock Abbey copy Of the Magna
o lG6e pee.mper 5TGm ths M HEsh s4s s9sna
manuscript Of Lincoln's three auto
tosraphs of early Southern srehit:ctSrs S.r
documents and correspondenee Of Asrs-
sss nssss :; $s5S WEE. s.tsS:
isoi. % %descsibins Wright Brothers. experi-
ments. shown With early photosraphs:
,vsna. SKA Si':.g Street q NV A.. oSen u
to S pm. weekdays to 10 pm: Sundays 4:
paintings and ssTpturss a.n.r SSmn5ain eolscs
tions and gifts from other donors on man
floor for an indennite period .,..
barnet Aden Art GALLERY, 127 Eand9ipn
paintinss D,iGa m"' by ' Charles white, today and
'0HEd,0 Pi.h and Widlife service under main
Tourt.enth iSSna en- and streets NV: open 9
am. to pm. daily, display Of animals
ana fresh-vater nsh' for an indefinite
Dumbsrton Oaks Museum. Thirty nrst
and r streets NV. open g an: to 4 Pm m
daily; collection Of Byzantlne ana related
'rts S.rsrd 70. ~ unlssrslt, 1ssnae Gssry Of Art
graphic arts and drawings from Mountain i
view Onicers' Club, Fort Huachuca' Arh.'
'A!S Nssisnsl Archives. exhibit Of historical
documents and World War II paintings on
and or tns rule VIZ e sAs h4ouaS AsaS
World War II: included are Order Books
Of General Washington. letters and other
documents signed BY Generan Anarsw %
e eaoksGai %arshofi. hoHt' bvisht assnhox.r and
Doualas Macarthur, at Exhibition Hall:
Constitution avenue. between Seventh ana
Ninth streets, 6:46 am. to DID Pm
Smithssnian Institutisn. Tenth Metro
politan state Art Contest exhibit under
sponsorship of the District Of Columbia
CHAPTER, American Artists Professional
League; open Q am. to 4:30 Pm, through
'0WH Whyts Gallery. .s the United Nation.
Club, recent paintings In tempera and
water color. 1901 Nineteenth street NV
am. to o pm. through tomorrow.
Dancing to two orchestras, Q o'clock
tonisht, Penthouse USO. Seventeenth and
K streets NV. -
Parties at servicemens hospitals ieaye
orchestrs. s:45 o'clock tonight, uso Club,
1911 n street NV.
Evening star., 1947-11-29
orrfcIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF TnE 6UPERINTENDENT OF LIZ
censes, D. c., Oct. 81. 1947.--Notice Is
hereby given that the following named
persons and companies st the actresses
the Commissioners Of the District. Of Co
iumbia for . license to engage n tine pusi-
ness Of losning money for the license year
ending Oct. 81, 194S, as provided BY the
Act 81 Congress approved February 4.
1918. Any one desiring to protest against
the issuance Of these licenses should 90
30 In writing TO the Commissioners OF the
District Of Columbia In the manner
prescribed By said Act. Nathan Herson,
ia o et. NV, Auto Credit Corp. 2lt
n, z. Ave. NV. DWA4D .. BAILEY
q cosunbia. 1o36,2e,ds1,6,e,12.
Evening star., 1947-11-29

Under D. C.. ld,1s, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, wait three full days and
recetpe the license on the ftth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Alvin Thorson. 4s. and Hattie Coke. a.
FTsa snd linnss AlIs.n. Wood.nd, md r. $50 orleans
Arss; Srqs: r. For! Hssse sas III ns i, and
aeerse Mecluns: q; and MaTsarst Adams.
both o.n, of 14se g. FS Md
Billy ousley. ss, Craig: Mo, and Edna
wa@ sesrd al r l?S g. 4sss FEC ST st e.
Cecil Laws. 80. and Anna belle dorham.
chs5.s al 0qe se,on sa go Esss dheitsl
Elizabeth Helfrich. .a 1873 Sheridan
ofaa Ssios9 asnd' seaa.n M sig ss ssn s tl.Hs
John wiiiiams. q, ssl7 shssm.n, ,,o. AZ. :,
NV. and Hattie Glympe' 1s' 17o4 I
Eugene g; e Glover. u. 7es Morton st. nv,
and Juanits Edmonds 20. s.4 oakdsle
James NE n st.nb.sk. Is zoos 18TH .o ss; nv.
tario I'd: NV: >.s
and Helen orosvenor II. ii. easi
Ernest piefsnson =; - 81 \ St; sw,; and
'smes sestt: sS. wlSonsggT;s W VI Va and
IN culilnsn. Is. ala Todd p; n;.;' and
srfs ,ert e;ude, q. rockville Nd. and jane
:allashan, "A. 1902 Runnymsde pi.
IS c,atterbuck. jr.. "a, A Franklin
ne. and Helen Scott. a. 1412 Otis
Il Hsg5en q 81 cs,uns!, ass Gsums,s g
snvss e ses n i ssod. g. e.. Island and
;;nlsy Rsn,sseysk, >. p; and g., Priscilla r
psose. seaTa snes..r 81 e44 f. s;i sios ov.r
Jazz staS. sss.a:s e. 81 81, Mi ri ei Il
Ds ran Gs5sss ss 81 so7 sstnsrs a. e. and
chst!t: esst'1sssa ese s:s, ks. g. 4sS 81:
Mealle @aa' r:ulsen.r & r. and Mar, stark, 81,
Basil xnns s'seos tS s ss
w.issr ysela yo.ri, sxs ~ e. r.kom. p.rk Md, snt
i Dorothy Sullivan: %, silver, Spring. Nd
/ sue Anderson, 90. Westmoreland Hills
Harry Paul. 2s; Henderson, Iowa and
william Farrar, jr: 20. and Eisbetn Jaser
ia: both Of Roeky1ig!le, M Md. :. -.
Adele chsppeiie. "a, 1859 Rosedais st
George Dorsey, AZ, Richmond, ard Thel.ns
James shfSs Ford. g Fl. ,s so1s % Ms1yand md ave ne.
and Gloria wright, II. 2O01 Gales st
willie Blakely: "a. 544 Irving st. NV. and
John Merryweather. "a. Ambassador Hotel,
Albert McLein. e, and Helen Smith. se
hSs. sGsa 0t c.rss1 asse &c. IT. and a.. Evans.
both Of s$S warren .t. ,n.e;. I
"ns% MAXINE o4H; Tettenburn, s5. ssioS Eichoi'
James Davis, p. $500 o.on Hill I'd: Sc,
Albert bert Kern ksrmiseh. % 40. and porothy sDii.ssi
%. both Of PaItimergsa ...,. :.
A:: ossSss H.a: alae' g. s:'?s: vi F. sR:.
wI:s sss,ss %,s s4 ss ,sfs 81 Il. ~ !: ~;
Enjoy G,B Brooks. % X, and Mary P.truzseiii ri
ae eGss 8. 1Sis g. oss3a p
and Ritz Guinre, 1s. 1920 18th q. ne.
H0sss' sss dorm.s AZ: 'ss 81 % seats Il caro-
1ryln keha:; a. ArlinstS,n; ,ss, .,y:,. VI ~ ~
Low: %:.:an e:'!sr IT. FL sI':sass;h and Ruth
frances Barnes, 60 ! barney Circle Sc
Evening star., 1947-11-29
HAROLD A. KEKTZ. Attorney,
TRANSPORTATION Building.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding a Probate Court-Estate OF May
r. Fuller. deceased.--No. 7o115, Adminis-
tration Docket 14s.-Applicstion having
been made herein for probate of the last
will and testament of said deceased, and
for letters Of administration, cum testa-
mento annexo on said estate. BY Durham
November, AID. I947. that Blanche r.
Mccord and ali others concerned appear
Of December. AID. 1947. at 10 o'clock m,
to show cause why such application should
NO. Be srsnted . Let ;, notice ice hereof q
porter" and "The Evening Star" once in
each Of three successive weeks before the
return day herein mentioned. the hrst
publication to be not less than thirty days
before said return day. witness the Hon
oIable BoLIrHA LAWS. chisf o:. JTstiss = TIC.
AID. 1e47. (sealD Attest: MELVIN J.
AARouEs. Deputy Register Of wins ioe
the District OF Columbia, Clerk Of ths
ppoa&ntA Court nOSZ,Z9,0e8
Evening star., 1947-11-29
P. MICHAEL COOK, Atterney.

SlD fHtcEUtu 6bfccs NV.
bbfsfRie1 bsf Ns% ls c9ss 1915 5sEr' n Hu s!tEf
Es 'sss Toy f05 rovrR rs R'sss e eo
imercial National Bank Of Washington, .
PlaintifY. vs.. WARDMAN CORPORATION .
corporation, Harry ,Wardman. Thomas P.
No. S6-1O3. The object Of this suit Is TO
revive . Judgment obtained ID the above
receiver receiver OF The COMMERCIAL National BANK
Of Washington VS.. Wardman Corporatiop.
. corporation. Harry Wardman, Thomas p.
Bones and James D. Hobbs defendants on
September 10th. 1895. On motion Of the
plaintiff, 1t is this 18th day Of November.
1947, ordered that the defendant. Helen
Wardman. cause her appearance TO nS
day, exclusive of Sundays and LEGAL hoh-
days. occurring after the day of the hrst
will be proceeded with as In case OF
default And the defendants. the. un.
known heirs at law and next OF kin Of
Harry Wardman, deceased. cause their
appearance to be entered herein on or
before the FIRST rule day OCCURRING after
the expiration Of three months from this
date, otherwise the cause VIII be proceeaed
with as In case of default Provided.
Of ts order BE D sEss
ksS bsior. Rsp1s'erd ss3a d.y and s ssnnf soF ss:r
By EDITH NJ. FOX. Deputy Clerk.
po1 90 hsl 3o7 ,tafO,g4
Evening star., 1947-11-29
Births Reported

tFrom D. e. Bureau of Vital statisties.)
Tinsley and Mary Adams. boy
Philip and Mary Bassford, boy.
Gilbert and Carolyn Billinssles, boy.
Adrian and Cecilia brown, twins s1rl and
Matthew and PHYLLIS Campbell, girl.
John John ana ana Es Eo.ts eolinS courtnsy sy boy
Lester and Marjorie Davis, girl,
RAYMOND aad Theresa Dordal. boy.
john 1'. and shq MIidrsd fsHd Ssuf Fes: boy o0s'
Robert and Katherins Fisher girl.
Georse and Helen Fowler. girl.
Georee and Anna Funkhouser. boz.
s.mus! :nd nd Rhilomens Gssfs si5l
Joaquin and Marie Gonzalez, girl.
Id and Jessie ss risssa GoodhYs; qe;,, boy Sov
Evan and Ives Hannay, girl
Kenneth and md Ruth Henderson. boy.
tsEIs Y. 1s snd ksth Hsds HHissnaS' SSy SOy
James and Marsaret johnson, boy.
Mark and Ruth Kenns: boy.
Wa% RsHn0nd IA and bss1 MsTy kItaseg kt5eg :T Er
Il. Donald aid and Esther Leatherwood. girl.
RynSna Rsiaham and and s.s, MsE Ifsessb ss
David and Janet Lewis, girl:
ETR.1. anI, .nd a yI.,.n u trafeS sirl
Stephen and Marian MsrsIsnd' si1l.
Henry and Annette Mccuiloch' sirl.
P,anss 5ses .as aad .ss SS5sns sssI So; boy
Thom.. .snd Ellsseeth R,skksT. AZ,
iH Ernest s and LOIS Selma ebele, girl.
George and Ellen Singles. boy.
5SssRs sSsIe. and md 5:mse sss: sassa sGA
William and Anna swink, girl
John and Virginia Sykes. girl.
Rs9a d.nd AND MMsTssI r.in sT s
Cornelis and Elizabeth Houten, Girl.
Andrew and Harriet Thibadsau. girl.
Vhus Vincent an and All Alice 'Vaietka. girl.
Angel and Jessie Vega. girl.
Elmer and Gernice warner; girl:
Frederick and Josephine webster siri.
Richard and Ruth Weller, boy.
Jacob and Catherine Wheeler. girl.
Cyril and Clara Bow. girl.
James and Cora Brown, girl.
Charles and Laverne Brown, boy.
Eusene and Bsrnies Couch; boy.
Jesse and Leila Dixon. girl.
Arthur and and Naomi Dunston. sir.
Ersky and Sarah Freedman. girl.
Leonard and Estelle Gabriel. boy.
Wilbert and Mary Gardner. boy.
Lorenzo and Esther Gaskins girl
Cloise and Josephine Green boy.
Robert and Marian Harvey. girl.
Calvin and Grace Lee, boy.
Melvin and Dorothy Marasrun. boy.
Edward and Margaret Me1rose. girl;
Henry and Roxicaner Mccarthy girl.
Morris and Pearl Mcclellan, girl
Jerome and Evelyn Powell, boy.
Willie and Helen Randall. boy;
Steward and Nellie Reynolds. boy.
Bernard and Lillian Rufin. boy.
NcAdoo and Gertrude Shuller. girl.
John and Estella Sigh, boy.
Norman and Ida Stanback. boy.
Basil and Anna Thomas. boy.
Andrew and Beatrice Turner. Girl
James and Catherine Walls. girl.
Evans and Cleo wise, boy.
Evening star., 1947-11-29
CAESAR L. AIELLO. Attorney,
Hjhhs Ejdr-. -23 18th st. NV,

washington, u. Z.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF tn
United States for the District Of CO.
lumbia a-American Security and TRUST
Company. q corporation. and Laura "a.
Berrien trustees NV Caterina Scagnelli.
deceased. Plaintiffs, VS.. !. Reverend Nicho-
las DeCarlo, pastor Holy Rosary Church.
Washington. D. c. 2. Most Reverend Alliisf
italy. 3. orfsntrofo per gil orfani de Gil
aviatoria tOrphans Asylum for the orphans
OF aviators), Of Loreto, Italy. pefendAnts.-
lC A. NO. 2l31-47.-Order Publication.
Absent Defendants.-The object Of this suis
Is to obtain sonstructiS,n c,.ri;,s 81 re
Scagnelli. deceased dated October %.
1888; On motion Of plainttns' y
this Goth day Of November, 1877 ordered
that the defendants. the Most Reverend
Aluigi Cossio, Bishop Of Recanett-Loreto,
Loreto, italy. and the Orfanatroio per gll
orafni de gil avatoria (Orphan Asylum
for the orphans Of aviator). Of Lofeto,
italy, cause their appearance to be en-
tered herein on or before the fortieth day'
exclusive Of Sundays and legal HOLIDAYS.
occurring after the day OF the hrst pub
iication Of this order; otherwise the cause
will be proceeded with as in case OF default;
| Provided a copy of this order be publiShed
once a week for three successive weeks IN
the Washington Law Reporter and Tts
evening Star, before said day. o. BC-
LITHA j. LAWS, Chief Justice; Seal
| Attest: HARRY M HULL, Clerk. By
EDITH M, FOX, Deputy Clerk.
nooo % def
Evening star., 1947-11-29
LUMBER
For Lumber. Call Our Number
Me6&:s.xS :: r.: -: =,
LEGAL NOTICES.
S0IiTF TEMPLE, Jr., Attorney.

D1srR1cr COURT OF TIE UNITED
Holding Probate court.-No es4e2 Ad-
ministration.-Thisi is to Give Notice: That
the subscriber. of the District OF columbiat
the District Of Columbia. Letters Teeta-
mentary on the estate Of South Trimh1e.
late OF the District of Columbia. deceased.
All persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated. to the subscriber. on q
otherwise they may By law be excluded
from ali benefit Of said estate: Gtvea
under my hand this 7th day of November,
comb 81. NV. (Seal) Attest: THEODORE
COGSwELL, Register Of Wills for the Dis
trict of Columbia, Clerk OF the Probate
Court no14,21,28.
Evening star., 1947-11-29
ROLAND LEE MUTT, Attorney,
NaIanAlaa Raak AlAK.

DISTRICT COURT OF The UNITE
States for the District OF coiumna,
LTNHAkT, Deceased.-Eo.- 70046. Ad.
ministration Docket 14s.-Applica ation
having been made herein by Matte Spring
for probate OF the last will and testament
Of said deceased, anG for letters tssta-
mentary to issue to Sarah E; Wilson, ON
said estate. Il is ordered this 10th a.Iay day
Linhart, waiter j. Linhart, Frank T.
Linhart, Mrs. Sarah Linhart Lappin,
Millard j. Linhart. Mrs. Alice Linhart
Foster. Mrs Ollie Grifiths,. Mrs, Lucy
sponhour James Bissam. Mrs, Florence
Wilde, Mrs. Nora Gerard, Mrs Grace
Richardson and Ruth Steele, and all
others concerned, appear in said Court
on Monday, the 22nd day OF December,
A. b. 1947, at 1000 o'clock AM, to
show cause why such application should
not be granted Let notice hereof be
published in the "Wsshineton Law Re-
In IN each Of three successive weeks before
the return day herein mentioned, the
FIRST publication to be not less than thirty
days before said return day. Witness, the
Honorable BOLITHA J. LAWS. Chief Jus.
tice of said Court. this 10th day OF
November, A. D. l947. (seaD Attest:
THEODORE CoGsWElL. Register of wills
for the District OF Columbia, Clerk OF ths
Probate Court. nol5.22.Z9
Evening star., 1947-11-29
HAMILTON & HAMILTON, Attorneys, :
ol6 IInion TruSi RuildinK.

DIsTRIcT. COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding Probate court.-Estste Of John
Baker. also known as John Franklin, Pc.
ceased-No 56.o57. Administration Docket
leo;-ApplicatiGn hsvins been made erhs.s. hs.s.
Of the last win and testament of said
deceased and for issuance Of letters testa-
mentary on said estate to Everett L. Berry.
sr, or in the event the said namsd
executor should fail or refuse to qualify.
that letters of administration c. t. q. issue
e Everett L. Berry Jr; It Is s. ordered de1s
that willie Long and all others ccncerned;
appear in said Court on Monday the 22nd d
da, OF December. AID. 1947, at 1000
| o clock AM. to show cause Why such
application should not, be granted Let
notice hereof be published In the Wash
inston Law Reporter" and ~, The .cSsIlI Evsnin:
weeks before the return day herein mem
toned. the h.st publication to be not less
witness the Honorable BoLrTHA J; LAWS.
Chief Justice Of said Court; this 18th
att.s.: az q rHSoDosE a2ssSSs eoeswE1I, Essst.r
Of Wills for the District of Columbia.
Clerk of the Probate Court. mol 5.22.29.
Evening star., 1947-11-29
J. FENDALL CouGHLAN: Atttsrns,.

Room S11, Woodward buildiIs
IN fsI.a The fIs' pIsrfs1cT fSfsie couKr. I'D
United States for the District Of Colum-
sla-William "; Lel:hsar, rlsintihn l th!. ys;
No. Nc sSHG 4@oa -49'MoRbER OF PuBLicATToN
The object of this suit Is to establish
session IN and to the East tys g, is:ti
Lot 56 taxed as Lot SID in square
numbered 3s7, Upon motion Of the plain:
November, A. b. fe47 sdjudged, ordered
and decreed, that the unknoy1 heirs, de-
their sppearance to Be entered herein on
month after the day Of the hrst publi-
cation Of this order, otherwise this cause
fault; provided q copy, Of this order be
weeks in the Washington Law Reporter
and the Evening Star. good cause hsvins
necessary. (sj BoLTTHA j. LAWS. Chief
Justice; Seal 4 true COPY & test; HAEHf
Deputy Clerk no22.29de0
Evening star., 1947-11-29
Deaths Reported

Alice Nash. se. sl3 III .t. ne.
Lee D. McCasiin. s2, 1910 18th It. NV
Mary B. white, 81. Falls Church. Va.
oscar % %feldssr. %. solder Home:
Benjsmin r. Hamilton. 90. b341 Sherriei
Flora D. oppenheinsr. 63, 1914 Irving st
Roy VI. Prince. 90. ara 18th st. NV.
oscar Koppel. 81, 1000 Conn ave. NV.
Samuel Perry, 80. 4706 Georgia ave. NV
John 4; Madden; e. e. a,t pitts1pirEaii nir 81 n.
Fronnie Mccoy. so, 1920 18th st. NV.
Edgar Woodson. So, 3 Davis st. NV,
Bessie Melcher, 43. 2025 Portner pl. NV
Evening star., 1947-11-29
JAMES r. REILLY. Attsrnsy.

DIsTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of sosoh GelpmRia1. r.
That the subscribers, Of the District OF
Columbia have obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District Of Columbia, Letters
Dausberty. late OF the District Of Column
bia.. deceased; All persons s having elsimas snna
- exisibit the same, with the vouchers
tS.rsoi Il i legally authenticated.. 70 the sub:
scribsrs % on or before the Both day Of
NAV by law Be excluded from an benens
OK said estate. Given. under our hs4ds
this 24th day Of Noyembsr, 1917. yA3S
{. IfsH6oiussE. oiu 81 sle 81 1zsa s'i b. Nv N.I.5
a wills for tho District q Coiurbta.
Evening star., 1947-11-29
Review of District Taxes
Issued by Trade Bourd

A simplified review of the District
taxes now in effect has just been
issued by the Washington Board Of
Trade.
The S6-page document was pre-
pared by the boards research de-
partment.
Evening star., 1947-11-29
Trunsfiaurotion Episcopal

The annual turkey dinner and
bazaar Of TRANSPORTATION Episcopal
Church will be held Wednesday
and Thursday from S to 8 pm. The
women's guild will be in charge.
Evening star., 1947-11-29
on IM AIR TONIGHT.

WT0P, 605-Whiis House Reporter John
Adams interviews Margaret Truman.
WRC, 6:30-fhs overture 10 Wo'tFeffaHs
lie Donns curiose." KodaIYs Harry hnos
Suit" and Debussy's Ia her," conducted BY
Arturo Toscanini.
Evening star., 1947-11-29

VOL, 7:45-Vstsrsns housing IN INC
wsshisstoa area dixusssd.
VOL s;0o-Aeorproduesr Charles BUGGY
Poo.rs plays "TwsntY Questions.
Evening star., 1947-11-29

VOL. s:30L"Ths Merry Widow" features
Soprano Ruby Mercer and Tenor Morton Bows.
WTop. 9:0o-Danny Kaye visits loan Davis.
WT0P; i0:45-"S Should You Teseh Your
Child 10 Fiqhi!"
Evening star., 1947-11-29

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Evening star., 1947-11-29
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. la,os, couples must
apply for d marriage license on
one Day, wait three full days and
receipe the license on the ttth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-04-01

strength and durability of it's
automobiles.
AS with Volvo, the war years
were for Scania-Vabis period
of expansion and innovation. The
plant at Sodertalje, near Stock
holm, was rebuilt and a new fac
tory with a floor space of 10000
square meters was added. Produc-
tive capacity was further enlarg-
ed through the purchase of the
nearby plants of the. Svenska
Maskinverken.
AS a result of wartime eXpan-
sion, ScaniaVabis is now in
position to turn out a far larger
number of automobiles than in
prewar days. It's postwar program
calls for $500 motor vehicles as
against $50 in 1889. In addition,
the company is producing 1900
motors annually for eXcavators,
road planers, rail busses, etc, or
for stationary use.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-04-01

the new restrictions. However,
news had been circulated via the
grape vine route the day before,
causing, at least in Stockholm, a
wave of boarding. In some cases
people bought several hundred
pounds of coffee, quickly empty
ing the shelves of grocery stores.
According to StOckho1ms It'd
ningen general embargo on paper
can be expected shortly in order
to reduce the domestic consump-
ton and increase the export of this
staple product.
In a statement appearing in Nor
gOn-Tidningen, leading Social :
Democratic organ, Prime Minister
Tage Erlander urges solidarity in
the battle for preserving the Swed-
ish standard of living. Editorially
the paper underlines the Premier's
request and expresses the belief
that the current crisis might be
overcome in three quarters of a
year.
1T is the Government fault"
writes StOckhOlms-T idningen, rep
resenting the Peoples Party. The
Conservative Svenska Dagbladet
believes that the Government will
regret bitterly that through its
whole policy and propaganda it has
lulled the people to a feeling of
false security. Instead, it should
at an early stage have emphasized
that Sweden could not escape from
feeling the lack of goods, which is
the inevitable consequence of the
World War. Another Liberal news
paper, Dagens Nyheter, points out
that the psychological time for
Tightening the belt has passed, and
for that reason the general dis
trust will be all the greater.