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TRAIlERS.

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floor: excellent condition; awning and
porch: reasonable. Phone 81. 1916. -26
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Evening star., 1947-07-23
JOHN WATTAWA, Attorney,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Column
big; Holding 9 a Probate conrt-FRANK J.
Evelyn Payne. Minor. Plaintiff. v. FRANK
J. PAYNE, Individually. 900 Cathedral
Street. Baltimore, MARYLAND, and NANCY
EVELYN PAYNE. Minor. 900 Cathedral
Street, Baltimore, Maryland. Defendants
GUARDIANSHIP No 10.510.-ORDER
NISI FOR SALE-The Guardisn of the
Estate of Nancy Evelyn Payne. Minor
having reported that Lots S24 and 1875 in
Square 1910, Improved by premises "a:
in the District OF Columbia. including the
minors undivided third interest there
in. have been sold to Mabel S. Brady for
the sum OF Five Thousand Five Hundred
Dollars (S5500. .00), all cash. less a COM
mission of Two Hundred Seventy five
Dollars tS215 .O0l payable to Sullivan Bros.
Realtors, and subject TO the terms OF sale
set forth in the Guardians Petition 1t Is
this 18th day of July. l941, ORDERED
AND ADJUDGED that such sale be ratified
and confirmed unless cause to the contrary
August, 1941. provided, a copy of this
Order be published once in the Washington
Law Reporter and once in The Evening
Star at least ten days prior to said last
mentioned day. II. A. SCHWEINHAUT.
Justice. Seal A true Copy. Attest:
MELVIN J; MARQUES. Deputy Register Of
Wills for the District of Columbia Clerk
Of he Probate Court
Evening star., 1947-07-23

LEGAL NOTICES.
LEON TOBRINER, WALTER N. TOBRINER,
932 Southern Building.
Filed July 21, l941, Charles z. Stewart,

Clerk
IN unsd TsG 1eT the cogaT psre5 or of
lumbia-Sarah Riddle, 800 BeharreI Ave
nue., New Albany; Ind; Norman Tumblin-
Fla. Plaintiffs, vs.. Pauline Hartenstein. ct
resident: and the unknown heirs, devisees
alienees of Alfred or Alvin Hartenstein,
oeeeaSed the e. sIi uaanown herS 81 deyisess
Daetz: deceased. Defendants.-Ciyil Action
No; s00.--oRDER OF PUBLICATION.
amended and Supplemental complaint IS
to make sale for the purpose of partition
Of the following real estate situate in the
to wit: Parts of original Lots r., l3.
"A and - in Square lo4, described by
Lot ! in Square 80; Lot SO in Thomas v.
Smiths subdivision of part of Square
ssS Lo In G Of soaale s4d s aot
in G; A. Bohrer and others trustees, tes sub. b,
divion Of sonad soIaGe s4l all described m by
original complaint herein and TO reconfirm
the sale and conveyance by Frederick G.
Umhau, heretofore appointed trustee here
and l5 in Square 1O4, to Olga S. Catlin.
and 10 reconfirm the sale and conveyance
made by: the said trustee Of Lot 2:s in IN
original Lot ! in Square 80 to George
Washington University, and to reconfrm
the sale of Lots ) and in G. A. Bohrer
and others trustees subdivision of Square
S4 TO John B. Gilliland, heretofore re-
ported by said trustee. and for the sale of
Lot 30 in Thomas V Smith subdivision of
part OF Square 1863. On motion of the plain
ti1s it is this 2lst day of july. l947,
ORDERED, that the defendant, Nannette
O'Donnell an infant. cause her appear
ance to be entered herein on or before
the fortieth day, exclusive of Sundays and
legal holidays, occurring after the date
Of the first publication hereof: and that
the defendants, the unknown heirs, de-
visees and slienees of Pauline Harten-
stein. deceased: the defendants, the un-
known heirs. devisees and ahcnees of Al
fred or Alvin Hartenstein. deceased, and
the Defendants, the unknown heirs. de-
visees and alienees of Odelia Alyena Hart
enstein Daetz. deceased, cause their ap
pearance to be entered herein on or before
the first rule day occurring after the ex-
plration OF one month following the date
Of the first publicatio of this order: other
wise this cause will be proceeded with as In
case of default: provided. copy of this
order be published at least once a week
for three successive weeks in the Wash
ington Law Reporter and The Evening
Star before said day. good cause having
been shown why LONGER publication is
unnecessary. tsl BOLITHA j. LAWS,
Test: CHARLES f. STEWART, Clerk. By
ELEANOR E. JoBE, Deputy Clerk.
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department. This is chronicle of
events and we will vouch for their
historical truth. 1t is perhaps bad
discipline to tell this story because
when South's bidding is indicted he.
is afforded the opportunity for thu
old retort, We'll made 1t, d lit
~"
The fact that he made can be
attributed to circums Ances that
West was operating ..rder license
issued in the go~ old crinoline days.
when it W considered "the thing"
to le" ,ne highest of your partners
alt.
When you hold three worthless
cards of partners suit the practice
is to lead the highest. but when one
of your three cards may be i'm
portant it is losing proposition to
toss it carelessly out upon the table.
1t is sound plan of play that high
cards should be retained to capture
other high cards with them.
Most modern players have been
educated in the belief that at no
trump if you have three cards OF
your partners suit headed by an
honor, the low card should be led.
But the same practice is not en-
ployed by them at suit contracts.
There is no good reason for the dis
tinction.
Todays hand is an illustration.
West led the jack of hearts and
East was obliged to win with the
king and continue with the ace and
another. Since dummy's 10 was high
declarer took a discard and was able
to draw trumps and concede the ace
of diamonds.
Note the difference if the small
heart had been opened. On the
third lead of the suit Vests jack
would be high and South would
have to trump. If he now pulls all
the trumps Easts hearts will be
cashed when he gets in with the ace
of diamonds. If he doesn't get the
trumps out but leads a diamond
East will win and return another
heart, permitting West to make his
trump jack on an overruff.
In other words, you lead the high
est of your partners suit only when
YOU are quite sure you can afford IT.
Copyright 1a4T, by Charles H. Goren)
Evening star., 1947-07-23
Word Game
Find "a or more common English

words in
FOOLS HLY,
meaning, lin a silly manner" Av-
erage mark is 20 words. Time limit,
20 minutes.
Rules of the Came. Words must be-
Of four or more letters. .. Words which
IS" such as bats" cats arc not
used. 3. Only one form Of aword Is used.
4. Proper names are not used. list will
be published tomorrow.
Evening star., 1947-07-23
MONEY TO LOAN.

Az INTEREST ONLY on D. c. property.
Let us combine your 1st and 2nd trusts
into one loan without charge for appraisals.
Look up what you now are paying and
then see us. We can save you money.
REALTY CORP, 141S H
st. NV. d. 1877 "a
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PARKING LOTS.

WANTED-open-a used-car lots in Be-
thesda, Silver Spring. New York ave. ne,
or anv other main arteries. LEWIS
BROWN, MA. 514O; eyes, EN-. 955l. -25
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GARAGES FOR SALE.

steel and aluminium ga :
RACES. shops and factory bldgs.. erected,
complete with engineering service. DU-
D. W, Ma 3E6R. Pr
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Odors Contuminote Teo

Tea is very susceptible to odors
and easily contaminated and should
be kept In an ir-tight container.
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

WANTED-1947 Ford. Dodge and chev-
rolet 12-ton pickups. Write fun details
and when can be seen. Box 461-T, Star.
81"
$500 CASH for light truck. pickup pre-
ferred TO. 546l. 81
Evening star., 1947-07-23

WATERFRONT PRoP.-WAkrED.
COTTAGE WANTED on the bay or on
river close by; August to 8. Call ME
iS66; ga
WANTED or 8 rms, kitchen and bath.
on water front. excluding North Beach
VIII pay 81 600 cash. DE. 293O. -25
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AUTO PAINTING.

ANY COLOR, S35; work guaranteed Body
and fender work. Call for service, free
estimates, ia 1855. ga
AUTO PAINTING-No appointments till
after August TO- GILBERT.
AUTO PAINTING-Complete Job. 500: Sc
lect your color: work guaranteed. ADDI-
SON CHEVROLET. 1922 14th st. NV,
HO 1000
Evening star., 1947-07-23

I941 DODGE Custom 4 4-door sedan;
radio and heater. etc. S2.415
1o47 Dodge, Custom 4 DIR. sedan 1850
ia4T Chevrolet, r. and h. S,145
$40 Chevrolet. Master de luxe
club coupe: radio and heater 1.045
a3a Oldsmobile radio and heater aa5
1896 Plymouth 4-door sedan 375
A. c, SERVICE. 31o M st. ne, LU 1135.
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-18 THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c.
AUCTION SALES Cont i.
EuTIIRE


c. G.. SLOAN 4 Co. INC, auctioneers-
Household goods and personal effects Of
sTers syers DESCRIPTION At public auction at
Cash. C. G. Sloan & Co, Inc, auctS
established 1891. "a
ADAM A. wEsCKLER & SON. auctioneers
Attractive sale of desirable household
furniture, and miscellaneous goods, by
order Justin 1. Edserton' administrator
ceased. storage company and others. By
auction at Weschler'S. 905 ST. NV. Fri
DAY. July 25. 1947, commencing at $50
0 M, mahogany, maple and walnut bed
room groups: kneehole and spinet desks,
odd chests of drawers, beds, box and spiral
sofa and studio couches utility and kitchen
cabinets. tables. chairs. lamps, mirrors
and other SerSonal effects. "a
zED l.. WILLIAMS & ZED L. WILLIAMS,
Jr.. auctioneers-Auction Friday, July 25
' pm. Ion the premises. Consolidated
Tire &; Sales Co, 1893 H st. ne, entire
ehinery sand equipment. Liquidation of
business. everything to be sold at public
suction in detail. 100 new auto tires
various sizes 900 assorted sizes auto tire
tubes, 500 recapped assorted size tires,
large lot used various sizes tires and tubes
Vulcanizing material, large boiler and 4
Iecapping machines. like-new condition;
machine. flexible electric shaft, tire racks
bins, counters. tables, etc; cash register
and sales slip machine. ONCE desk and
other offce fixtures. Public inspection
WEDNESDAYS. and Thursday, 10 am. to 8
. M Auctioneer,s phone, MA. .620.
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Points for Parents
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE

The ertent to 10hich alowed
current customs OF their should Dhoy
Uhether or not such conforming WiH be HARMFUL
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La SALE 1881. SlaO. r. a GREEN
WOOD. 4106 Madison ST., HyattSyille,
afternoon or evening. 25'
LA SALLE 1897 2-dr trunk sedan motor
and front end overhauled. 3 new tires,
new brakes. new battery and other new
work heater. excel. body upholstery:
should give new-car service; S695. GE.
- a !, SALE 1888 convertible sedan: r and
H. spotlight, fog lights. white wall tires.
beautiful maroon finish. excel. cond.
throughout; s1.1oo or best offer under.
LINCOLN 1912 V-l2 4-dr. sedan: over
drive, radio and heater; private owner;
S1.750. Call sH, 6765. 24
LINCOLN, 1916 4-dr, complete with ac-
cessories: 5000 miles: new condition:
$4,000 or best offer under DE. 2266
TfSSao3Eks; TfScoES; 1897 Custom built. convertible
sedan Newly painted motor rebuilt.
Radio, heater; $3.50 cash. OR. 1902.
The Valley settler., 1947-01-10
NO I rlC f 5.

TIT M.TANUsKA VALLEY CIHN-BTR of COTERCE will hold the usual meeting and luncheon ir tho basement of the Lutheran Church on Tod- nc sdoy January 18th at noon. Tho ladies of the United Protestant Church will servo. TIE AMERICAN LEGION POST NO. Is will moot on Tfuradoy January 18th in tho Community Hall. All 1ogionoiroo or6 urged to ettond.
 500 p.m.
 The LEGION AUXILIARY will moot on Thursday January 18th at 8:oo p.n. in the Extension 0ffico TIE -AsIIIA COMMUNITY CLUB will meot in the -asi1lu School on Thursday evening January 18th.
 MATTED: better attendance at tho Palmer orcho stro acticos on Tuo sdoy evenings. If moro do not att ond end mako practice Iorth while, it will be noco ssory to abandon the orcho otro. So let's be thore--Nusic Room on Tue sdey Evenings. SEED CLEANING. by the A.7.R.C.
 The ARC will clean sood groin-bcginning January IS. Please leave requests for '.. cleaning at tho CORPORATION OFFICE. JR. HOAEBREllKERS CLUB New members are cordially invited. Married 1oynon between the ages of Is to 30 eligible. Tho next meet ing ri11 be hold ct the homo of Ann Cook on January 24th.
Evening star., 1947-07-17
Admiralty Issues Full Report
|On Evacuation rom Dunkerque

planes. One, the Paris, was badly
damaged" and it subsequently sank,
"and the last attempt to evacuate
the wounded by hospital carrier
from Dunkerque was brought to
nought."
On June 3 and the small boats
joined the evacuation feet in in
creasing numbers despite "continu-
ing bombing attacks" Admiral
Ramsay wrote that "the number of
soldiers taken off the beaches by
motorboats cannot be estimated.
One 35-foot motor launch, how
ever, ferried off 600 men to trans
ports and carried 40 direct to
England.
"On the final night, after the last
two destroyers had left at $40 am,
a number of power boats continued
to work in Dunkerque Harbor and
only left when they came under
small arms fire from German troops
who had penetrated into Dunkerque
at certain points," Admiral Ramsay
said.
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LETTER FROM
ELDER DONOVAN
Continued from Page g.

Continued from Page g.
more. God surely heard and
answered prayer.
We have decided to take
your advice next summer -
July LIST we will strike for Zion
as it is too hot here in July and
August. From now on it will be
ideal again.
May God bless Zion, every
officer and every member, and
give you the spiritual feast
during this Convocation that
will prepare you for the duties
of the year ahead.
Yours in the Masters Service,
Elder and Mrs. Donovan,
and Esther.
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Great Physician" that they
drought unto Him all the sick
people that were taken with
divers diseases. and He
healed them" Yes, Jesus heal
ed call manner of sickness and
all manner of disease among
the people," Has Jesus chang
ed? Has He lost His power to
save and to heal? Is He not
"the same yesterday, and to-
day, and forever? Bring all
of your burdens to Jesus. Tell
Him all of your troubles. Open
your heart to receive Him as
your Savior, and trust Him as
your Physician.
III DIVINE HEALING PRO-
Missed IN ANSWER TO
THE PRAYER OF FAITH.
Mark 1924; Luke IL:
lib; 1918; l Cor. 1878
II, $3.50; James 5:14-18;
l John 3 :21, %; 5:14, Is.
The blessing of Divine
Healing was not to pass away
with the Apostolic age. Paul
included "healing" in the nine
gifts of the Spirit entrusted to
the Church. In the Epistle of
James, specific direction is
given to the sick to call for the
elders of the Church that they
may offer "the prayer of
faith" for healing. This applies
to the Church of the Twentieth
Century even as it applied to
that of the First Century. Take
God at His Word. Instead of
taking drugs for your healing
and leaning on "the arm of
flesh" step out into the life
of faith in greater fullness and
power, and expect healing and
victory from God. There is
greater power in prayer than
many realize. Faith is an i'm
portant element in gaining vic
tory along every line of Chris
tan effort and experience. No
faith brings no blessing, little
faith brings little blessing,
"great faith" brings great
blessing.
ARE YOU READY TO
TRUST JESUS AS YOUR
GREAT PHYSICIAN AND
HEALER?
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eases upon them which He had
brought upon the Egyptians,
for He said, 81 am the Lord
that healeth thee"
Read the wonderful deliver
ance that God gave to Job af-
ter he had been stricken by
Satan with boils. Read the
story of the serpent-bitten peo-
pie in Israel who were healed
of the effects of the serpents'
venom when they looked to
the uplifted Serpent of Brass.
Read the story of Naaman the
leper. Read the story of Heze-
kiah the king, who when dy-
ing cried to God in earnest
prayer and had fifteen years
added to his life. Look away
from the arm of flesh and put
your faith in the living God!
II DIVINE HEALING PRO-
V | ID r ID BY CHR1ST'S
ATONEMENT. Matthew
Sill; Mark 16:14-18;
Luke 4 :16-24; John 5:1-9;
9:1-7; Acts 3:1-16.
Of great Importance in the
study of Divine Healing is the
fifty-third chapter of Isaiah,
where the prophet speaks of
the coming Messiah bearing
OUR SICKNESS as we'll as
our iniquities. The Hebrew
word "cholic" used in this
chapter three times, verses 3,
4 and 10, should be translated
sickness" instead of griefs.
See Matthew SIT, where the
correct translation is to be
found. The ministry of Jesus
abounds with instances of
healing such as that of the lep-
er, the palsied, the blind and
dumb, the lame and halt, and
many others, by the power of
God. His disciples when He
sent them forth to preach the
Gospel, were instructed to
"heal the sick" Take special
notice also that in the Great
Commission recorded by Mark,
Jesus gave the promise to His
disciples. ''They shall lay
hands on the sick, and they
shall recover"
Jesus referred to Himself as
physician" when He said,
"They that be whole need not
a physician, but they that are
sick" 1t was because the peo-
pie believed in Him as "the
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1t is essential to know the
teaching of Gods Word on the
subject of Divine Healing, be-
cause the Word of God offers
a solution to the problem of
disease, a problem as universal
as that of sin. No good word
can be said in favor of dis
ease. 1t is a part of the curse
which came upon mankind as
the result of disobedience and
rebellion against God. Both
disease and death are part of
the penalty of mans trans
gression, and have come in
to the world by the permissive
will of God. How wonderful
that God has made provision
for this curse to be removed
through the atoning work of
Jesus Christ, the Son of God!
I DIVINE HEALING PRAC-
TICED IN OLD TESLA
MENT TIMES. Exodus IS:
26; Job 42:1-10; Numbers
40; II Kings 5:1-14;
Isaiah 38:1-16; 53:1-5;
Jeremiah 1851.
When God placed man in
the Garden of Eden He gave
the command that man could
eat of all the trees in the Gar
den but that he was not to eat
of the Tree of the knowledge
of Good and Evil. God de-
finitely warned Adam: "In
the day that thou eatest there
of, dying thou shalt surely
die" Immediately after mans
fall, God gave the promise of
the Coming Redeemer. God
made provision that in the pro-
missed Messiah the curse of sin,
sickness and disease would be
removed. The Old Testament
records many instances where
Gods servants prayed for the
healing of disease.
When God brought the chill
dren of Israel out of the bond
age of Egypt, "they went three
days in the wilderness and
found (only bitter) water"
When Moses cried to the Lord,
He showed him "a tree, which
when he had cast into the wa
ters, the waters were made
sweet" Then it was that God
established the covenant of Di-
vine Healing for Israel; that on
condition of their obedience,
He would put none of the dis
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your HOME NEWS about your
RELATIVES, CLUB MEETS,
GRADE SCHOOL and ZION
BENTON HIGH SCHOOL
SPORTS and SOCIAL activi-
ties.
Communicate with Carl HUH,
associate editor, Administra-
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the TheOCrat
Wednesday, October 9Th, 1947

DIVINE HEALING IN THE WORD OF GOD
John Mark VERSE
Prepared by Anton Darnas Christian Church
rters- Zion,I Illinois, 35H
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-07-24

Washington, d. C. QLNS).-
"Factual information is an impor-
tant asset in preventing labor
strife" Harold S. Roberts of the
Bureau Of Labor Statistics, U. S.
Department of Labor, declared in
a recent radio talk from Baltimore,
Md.
"The Bureau of Labor Statistics
provides the factual information
needed by the parties to collective
bargaining" said Roberts, who is
chief of the collective bargaining
division Of BIS. "As a fact-fnding
agency. BIS makes its services
available by providing information
on wages, cost of living, hours of
work, productivity, and labor turn
over"
Continuing, Roberts remarked
that "the function of the collective
bargaining division is to make
available information on the sub
stance of collective bargaining as
found i'm agreements entered into
between the employer and the un-
ion, and the problems arising in
the application and Interpretation
of the agreements"