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Evening star., 1947-02-06
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Evening star., 1947-02-06
Investigation Pressed
After Colonel S Arrest
In Jap Gems Removal
Sy the A,,oeioted Pr,ss

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 6.-An
Army colonel with an excellent
record in the Pacific campaigns
and Japanese occupation was
under arrest today while customs
officials and the Army pursued
Investigations resulting from
seizure of $4,000 in japanese
diamonds. The jewels, customs
officials said, were found on the
officers person and In his safe
deposit box.
The San Francisco port Of en-
barkation said the officer, Col. Ed
Evening star., 1947-02-06

q decision satisfactory to both par
ties, the Governor could be asked
to name a three-member arbitration
board. The boards recommends
tions would be binding on obth
sides. Penalties for violation of
the act would range up to a $1,000
fine, a year in jail, or both.
Among bills introduced in the
House yesterday was one by the
Montgomery County delegation to
change the name of the Town of
Takoma Park to the City of Ta-
koma Park. 4
Senator Louis L. Goldstein, DEM
ocrat, OF Calvert County introduced
bill providing for free medical
scholarships at the University OF
Maryland.
Earlier, the Senate Judiciary
Committee voted to report favor
ably "a bill qualifying women for
service on juries. The report is
expected to be submitted to the
Senate Tuesday.
The measure provides there shall
be no disqualification of persons
ordered to serve on juries by reason
of sex.
Approval of the bill was urged
last week by more than 800 women
from all sections of the State, who
appeared at committee hearing.
An informal poll of Senators
taken after the hearing indicated
the measure has a good chance OF
passage. The same bill failed to
pass in the Senate two years ago
by single vote after 1t was ap-
proved in the House.
The committee also voted favor
ably on a bill revising child adop-
ton laws. in the State. A provision
was added, however, permitting the
exemption Of any judicial circuit II
such a request Is made.
Evening star., 1947-02-06

SoL murfa5' SILVER DulllOn
and diamonds held in occupation
custody.
Col Murray arrived here Monday
aboard the SIS Westminster Victory
Collector of Customs, Paul Leake,
said customs agents seized $4,000
worth of japanese diamonds In his
watch pocket and 100000 more
from his deposit box.
Diamonds Sold Previously.
Mr.. Leake said Col. Murray was
traced through a previous sale here
Of $4,000 worth of smuggled dia-
monds. He said the officer, while
being questioned, had intimated he
considered the diamonds Legitimate
loot"
The Customs Service has been
working on the case, Mr.. Leake said.
Since it was discovered some time
ago that some diamonds had been
unloaded in the San Francisco
market.
When Col. Murray was stopped
and searched on arrival, agents told
Mr. Leake they found two diamonds
worth $4,000 in his watch pocket.
Col. Murray gave them key to a
safe deposit box where they found
528 diamonds valued at 100000.
Mr.. Leake said the diamonds were
not set, but had been cut, and they
ranged from fifth of a carat to
10 carats. The official said the Gus
toms Service would take no action
until the Army decides on its course.
Meanwhile, an investigation was
being made here by port security
officers and Gen. Macarthur ordered
an investigation in Japan.
Col. Murray, whose wife and
daughter live at Palo Alto, was a
bridge engineer for the State De-
partment of Public Works for Is
years before the war.
Army authorities in Tokyo said Col
Murray was selected for the Bank of
Japan custodial job because of his
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ward j. Murray
of Palo Alto, had
been placed in
1t e C h nical ar
rest and con-
fined to quar-
ters" on direct
orders from Gen.
Macarthur.
Col. M ay,
Tokyo dispatches
said, was officer
in charge of the
Bank of Japan,
in the vaults OF
which were mil
lions in gold and
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-19
JUNCTION CITY
Mr5. Etiiei Lee Dunn


Rev " <. Pinegar 1as,ur af
New Eope CDlE Church preached
wonderful sermons at both SER
vices August sath .... Rev o
0enTnon af raxarkana curtiuicted
revival at New Hope CBI1 Chureh
August .5--lg q were added
GAL TWO
to the ciurrh and Sl0I Il was rsas-
Ell NJ uniun BAPTIST Mission
lrv Society sponsored q Wlmans
Day prnmsm and raised sgc.
- Circle NO. 4 met at he
home af Mrs Cphela Parker ana
lpousured an Apron Social sf411
vas raised Mrs Annie Murrs
president M'g o PARKER sihle
teacher; Elnurl Brown. secrrrlry
sauday through F~Gav lttmmocr
Circles No Che. Two ana Three
rnisee s11GJ Grand fatal Mla
70 .-. CAfE Wiling -Iuh met =,
he church Mrs Lucy wpar. ora
lident ethel Lee Dunn. sihie
reacher lesson. Ruin. First Chap
ter Mineoiar Cray Secretary ....
Rev ) MORRIS. 1as,or 1f Mt tn
ION BAPTIST Church preached soul
furrinR sermons at both iervicss
sunday ... The SAINTS Fun a
tirae-niHtt neetna az Turner A.
W. Z. Church. Munev raised. gls
81 .... Mrs Porter villta n An
Tiista. "a and Daughter left in
The ;a'h after spending t!irrs
weeks here with her mother -,r-
Jaw M's suyr Alarms ..... Mr..
Watt [ncy rspurts a 1leuBarf
'r'u IN California ..... Mim MARI
Martin amt little Charles MIR.
in gr sf Id0a Chester Street. Lit
lie Rock scent 70 tays ie-- with
ssie,r grandparents ant iunss -
+-rtiy ..... Mr.. ftHci lee Curr
attended the wornrs cinre--
sssnal Misncnass Council N liz
tin Encx .... Mr. rsna Carter
sna underwent an aper,nor 80
Gently a. fuina tire .. Ma-7. GUM
teila J,cxson haa returned home
rum Eaton Rouge. Ia psers
ne attended summer srrurL Sire
b teacnins asuaic nov ..-... Mr.,
sthsI lee Gum waited her wn
and daaghser Mr. anu
MIRA Charles Nar-sn. iGns chrs-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-19

Rev VI. 2. Brown delivered The
message. rhe Mssienarv sermon
WIS preached Stundav morning ~
Rev 4. 4. 5vard. = = II LA
belle, Oklahoma. rhe closing ser
nan vas delivered - Rev A.
Igngs. pastor II AdhGuwn anu
Conferences Evangelist. Two mem
ler9 we're ldt;ea 10 he lnIrch
turing the neetlng. r1ilett 5cnagl
Opened Munday 49,. &c caady sar
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<ENSET
f9ulieiia En,van

Mrs. 1erstha Tier LETT for De-
-rlit Frldav aIght , James. La-
aun ana Jake Walker ana Vher-
nan ArnaiG II Chicago, anu Mr.
anu Mrs. Robert Grown IT De-
I'mt are visiting here With reia--
tiVea ant Tlenda .,.,..... Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar -awan spent several
iays here .nruute 70 Denver, -a-
Ioraau 49,. Nansett II Eigtl Schonl
opened September Iat. .... Toys
cen i5atcher Spent last week -..IlG
N Newport 80. 3annr lean Wal
fer III Newport spent Friday
llght here 49,. Mr. and Mrs Tom
Robertson and Mrs. Rosie Grown
II Memphis scent Lanur -ay
here ......... aenry Mcximk and
friends II -es ART visited here
Saturday 80. VictGrta Caller anu
Vert;ure Young Visited -aIa1ivas
here saturday . Mrs VI NJ. Wad..
iy attended s.ia National BAPTIST
Convention. Inc IN KANSAS City
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-19
MANNING
T.,r.snarl Tl,ann

GOSSIP. Wonder wins Willie
:. Hunter tell 10 bad At Isl meet
ing Sunday night Was it frTle
that 4 certain sGv and 5lri we're
sitting m j William pnrcn sun
day night N was it some gossip
4 certain Iady SAID here are 20
nanv peapie digging storm llts.
nut SHE WIS nnt gulng II one for
f tie -urnauues BRING ID frees
she knows hey viii bring her IN
rnn lnGer the grnund 49,. Why
IRE 70 MANY neapie 81 worried
ADMIT J :. jones being Married
q Il because rtiev are liking ann
tnn .-. CERTAIN Young adv was
Vnrv anxious eOr | certain lauY
"a see the paper 10 me tuuK Il
ana carried il % her 81 that me
might see Ter name II t m Miss
2. :. Craig IS very popular With
v Z. Bowman .... ]. Carter ind
.. Butler IRE straight Wonder II
" E. Hunter knows thar Mar
gree fason thinks he world II
i Z. Jones ............ WANTED: Gov
tr,enus tor A, Z. Metcaif. z. E.
Craig. 2. :. Easun ana ? Z. 1ar-
~ 80. There IS certain Iady
irnund Fiir.v,ev VINO iees .vary-
ttiing tiiat other girls dn but lirrs
newer du ANYTHING wrong: ret
hey ara newer at hume.
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lnra GcEnn. m


Va. ana Mrs. &. Jordan, 4, N
H0t Springs spent lie Veeii emit
with Mrs. Ester Walton Pc. Willie
Faitdn, = left tor Topeka, Kan
laB Ia vlait MS brother - William
DlEun uaGe L business IT'D q
rasdrKana last Monday .,. Rev
Williams ana family we're dinner
CHESTS al Nj lnG Ml's Iixun
Wednesday, ana IN Friday they
we're guests 1T Mr anu Mrs. A.
ZEN Johnson --... Mines. Tamnle
NeuI anu Clara T5enGr1x are M
the 8ick Ist. Mrs. aentirix s M
proving ..... Mr. ana Mrs. Jewel
Graves ara the proud aarants II
an Il paanG BABY BOY 3urn Sep
feInher Ind ..-.. 4 week raulvaI
began IN the IA at Flint 1ill
CNlE Churcn. Rev 1ennarcn. pas-
ror ana tie Rev A. Jones II Asil-
luWa we're speakers ..-... The Dis
sr'Gt Conference ana sunuag
5cnaai Convention vas held 1t
r1letr September - Elder :.
i Rome presiding: Rev " ".
Benson, hest pastor s700l0 vas
raised turing the Meeting. iev
C. z. Bullock atelIVerau The mes
sage FriCaT morning 1t u o'clock;
SATURDAY morning At Il clock
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PORTLAND


tAA't szathlt LiRfiIunfh
Mrs Matte A4ery II Fine 5iurt
VIA a welcome VIatw n P0rtIang
SATURDAY a.s Rev Wilson, at Lit
1e aaek VISITING lla Hatar,
Ms ellie srrnJ mt ldmlf
Ms. l4anrtet,a sarnes ri Tort
SMITH Is VISITING Ter daughter.
Aea, lacY FaGG ana 5amlg AIRS.
NARY Muoreheaa vas guest Of Mr.
lad M4'a. aenrr 1anp Il Der
matt Recently --., Rev Singleton
u Dermotf IS conducting rev1qal
1t Brown Temple Church For Rev
) M. simpson -.-. Rev Dan Ru-
5ert sister. Alberta fHam St
Louis IS here visiting Ter SICK
Brother
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DELIGHT
Ariena 8rna4

NJ laa yles Scott II Texas are
umana n Aatuiae Miss FaIlee
xlrnnuchar ans H#uyraed 70 AEla-
kaaan. Michigan "a iJana 3ehcdl.
MINES. Rosie Jean 3uIara, Mn
me edward. Flae Gel Gent1'9
ana EuLa Mae edward made 4
buanesa ran sa Hat Springs re-
esntly Hls. Matte Giles Of
CaHaa Texas IS hera VISITING ner
mother Ml's. Eel Muaark Fla
ner Richardson mt 8av Charlie
Maera mute business trtp 10
Little Rock Recently -s- Mrs. Nell
Stevenson pimted ner sister Mrs.
Josie WanGs vino IS II -.. Maud
Eva Gentry Is N Mlrtreesnnrn
Visiting Ter nur,ier Mrs. A.pta
MaEIuck nade 4 5rlp II Camden
rreentIv She vas accompanied ~
her sister. Maa. Christine PasehaI
Eennie Lee Griffin inG Ernest
Mcdaniel made a rip "a Murfraes-
Dora raenntlp .-... Mrs. Farmer
Eeauer ana ahilGren anu Mrs. Far
re Robinson anu anilGren visited
n Antuine racantly 49,. Mss ..
Dessie Lee las returned 10 her
Studies 1T A Nc b " College. Fine
Eluff .... Little Charlie Ray Cen.
nv VINO underwent IN operation
N l Prescott hospital Ii dung
Eine
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-19

The aaurtn and lust quarterly
cnnfaranra af Nlrd Chapel WA
held September 9Th anu IN. TIE
presiding elder pr,aeiled 4 soul
stirring message N me mnmIna
Rev White AZ he eME Church
delivered 4 very mprasHlVe mes-
sage n the afternoon Fhe TN
ION revival IL 81 Lutte and St
lam Missionary Eaptsf Churches
conducted By the Rev Russell Of
ErinkieY closed recentlY with -
converts added To the various
churches of the elty Mrs. Higll
was admitted to the Baptist Hos
pital last Tuesday IN undergo an
operation. She Isl restlng eine lr
this report Mrs Mildred Gipsun
though vet confined IN The hes-
pital, Ii improving very nicei-
Last week. many friends called
amt c,ieered her 10 with Kind
words cards ana other gifts %.
CARVER HIGH SCHOOL AGRT.
NEWS. The ten weeks Ut sctiuoi
this summer far the agricultural
department consisted If vaccinat-
ing hogs throughout this section
vaeeinating dogs III Augusta. :a-
p0niEing chickens with all-daE
students tin-sGhuni bnysi far'n
repair iabs with evening students
tadtiltl fnr farm and home. Vet-
Grams vino IRE taking On rhe-,fnn
Training On the arm are we'll IN
the way with their HsI-ning nrl-
gram tor lg4T General repair anu
paint inns have 1een tune 1v aIl-
dny III NFA bnvs chapter RE
raeraatiun tor the NFa 1uvs this
summer consisted If an Jnting IN
raysoris Bay at vfiicn time a ,Isa-
gram WAS randerag ~ the I,ian-
ter On August nth he veterans
amt several farmers asurn his sec.
tian attended The Meeting lnd
farm defnongtrat:uns at the Ex-
pertinent Station IN Mariana -.
The men If ttiis sectiun sponsored
a huge picnic that brought hacx
memories II the Iuud did iavs.
The activities we're rspe ilnp-
iiig. horse sfioe pitching, swirn-
ming. onat riding chec,ser niay-
my anu Esnina. 3arnac,,e. t.sh Ie-
nanade amt ICE cream we're serv-
I'd frae tn all with Mr. Marsiiull
Ipansur,ns. Iiuai Ia closing nuw
but evening students adult will
continue doing tiiuse necessary
t;iivn Jnns getting ready tnr fall
harvest. The Veterans Class will
retain lta rsg,ilar schedule. 2 ..
Marsiiaii-. Voc Agriculture Inst.
.~rHCCvFrs FOR FEzE SAY. @
Cod help me to Becnne nurs can.
iicinus af NINE avn ans. ant
Shortcomings. Help ne To be toll
Grant amt patient with my fellow
men. and the taltaring step, ti,e
latfering LIP. the sossiping tom
Cue, the good IN myself, amt The
,ad IN others Q Lnrd restrain
me
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-19

fumes Charles Patterson

WIS. q r. Council Of 7nr sniyh
3 m lie aty VlHung her mother
N4s ramnIe Cannon. amt The
easr al the elmilq She VII 1e
eamembersa la Miss Mlry y Cam
nor. Rev : q Gavingtan pas-
tor af Bethel AAfE Church. lraacl-
Ell a Soul stirring sermon Sunday
frnm the subject Self Sacrifice,
raxt. Roman l2.L After the ser
mon Re administered THE Lords
supper Mrs. Gaie, f7une uemon-
stratian Agent was guest. Rev
Cavingfon conducted tour success
1uI ravivaIs within 70 tayf with
y conversions. lie Is serving his
Nh Year as pastor II Gethei aME
Ghurch.
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sol starxs


Mr. anu Mrs. Laltay Stephens.
II ana infant son. Dwight II
Chicago we're ranant glesrS n
the city V,gr1ng Mr. anu Mrs
5emmie CLARITY Mrs Stephens IS
lie daughter Ut NJ, -laray Yrs.
faMe Mae Finley Of KANSAS City
Mo ii spending ler vacation N
Flrt smith visiting VI, and Mrs.
adrieY Wilson. She has BEEN 5le
recipient af MANY serial sous.es-
les while here --...-.= Ninth Street
eaptlst -hurch has Recently aal-
cd To sta pastorate Kew AAguatIa
J Pearson, Formerly lt Camden.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-19

viii require but twn minutes "a read
the,n--Pruvsrns 3;5-7. 4.23s diIH.
10, 40: IA: j., 15st; la.1a; rs;
FL: I'll, :; III; M.ia And after
yui, have iev1rest tsva minutes 10 ths
reading If these passages. you will
have something IN think anmit for
In rsst II the day. thu weex. all
yua1r Ife.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-19

All are aleusad 10 VeIeame INN
70 tic s,rv -.., 4 drge delegation
at EapUst men lug woman agarst=
aG ne 8pecial National Baptist
Convention ram an rgute Ia
AJagas City 10 IGand the meet
M
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-19

LIlAE -ae impact N these Frnv-
! srss. They begin with the ndi.
y;ctlaL They 1-iit IN society n.
dividuals VIM 'tz-lsf IN he Lnri
with all thine heart. VIII "exait
narlnn.'' r. 10 rcr enough u ,nt
,srrsr suod m ,enplea ruriachs.
estssr siuriiss IN hsir bodies. better
rsnfs aver Itair mazda. These ar.
sasentint 10 expressing TIA better
LIE ,'at Pun iass got tn give psa.
ras suznsrains q, I've ,ur 10 vol AZ
sums<Ains n lvs n.
Co. su1D anpUas -
- sa1ssD ~. g. mssrA
ansnnnna es1naBaD aupUn -
ess1 annnsA O. r.ss r~undw,
G1 - ~ ns@
vs asSs ssn ersssly nnsar..
Gss9 ~ ~ sytsoiisnmanf N .-nitsd
1s&lnaD - . 0sF11 ~ ana idsai
~ . onRnDs1s - snuwsr 4
1nn1 90 n 6lxEnrs ssl Nuilsu. ,ut
= hsaro - sDnny~1ns N he
G9A~
sDsssos - tsnS - - -
Tbs7 kst0 = - - 80 n
&Rsps - L. ~ - -.
IL Omnomw aukmA - = -.
fcsgu1us y - 49, c~.,i
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-
rsraatkn rde
Scripture passages
ar1 all fulli1n IN
Proverbs. save 1ne,
ana that rom The
VERY practic Gal
prsaGsler ut tn q
Nav rastan ant,
James. chapter 4
VERSE IL.
Perhaps yun will
tfnti the passages
frnin Proverbs IA
Iielpftu and inter
. ia "a
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-19

~ uIDANCE from these great
" Prnverns Identifies tie things
that We are To siun as veil az the
Things we ara II iu--siie asaence II
has.ness az veil az the ssHcnc. NJ
goodness. Here are tlie seven
things liat Cod latas--sis seven
qualities Ut heart tiar cuna1t,lte he
essence NJ badness.
'Hanghty eyes. q wing tnngne,
nAnds hat siiea nnncrnt 1iuosi, a
hears .hat deliberately plans wick
esfness. feet which Ire swift N run.
amy 10 miscnirf. q false vitsiess
wto uf;srs lies. and ane VITA saws
flsasrr imong brethren.
Analgza .hese seven qualities II
heart. ana Yuu inve the explanation
1f ne woes II ne world Mdnp
Clever modern sunta toy with .hese
deadly sina -Yina % make ,hen
seem good. 1ut 40 amount Of secn.
rar1un car ircne sur he heart tia.
cnnsisrentIy mterrains these aan.
csrg II neil
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zar STREET. Little EarN anu Mrs.
e. A. sheaG @ Funeral SERVICES
mn Was Aabie g1aIggs we're leld
aumsl 18TH.
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caicancs Frrm Proverbs
lesson far september Il. L94g

nEE study af sundays lesson
~ csnters about the ltiea nj good.
ussg. which In . rather tl-te>smlnd-
I'M thasna. mt war; vital. assure
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aeur eager Waen TIE saper BOY
comes
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VERY s,,cressf


~ ''".1 N1s'1". ni"a
~ a'.ai's'. : aaos lnan'llac'uf
vas sninK M is uls sse'rY me
NV - - asns9 useuer u 0u'
nu s1ss. sAs sneuy. az saia.
% ruu muW 0a paaaaHa II ne
1'nae mat ans msanr mutt "a ma as
. rae ana Nnua ur my Hitn ana
erscncs
7 vundsrsd what ~ wos,id any
Ana unn 10 0sufud rum Pruvsrns
&Sx
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-19

Missouri $3.50. Miss Gladpa IaHnes
Of Kansas City Is giMena mere
Evening star., 1947-07-26

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and Margaret spaiding. 21. 1908 Ey'
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Jane Price, %, both of Falls Churcn
ossood Morris Sherman. A., and Mildreo
Grace Griffth, 80, beth of Vienna,
James Lauve Lpscomb. 81; and Aurelia
Lyies Bush. IS, both of nn washington, Ha4N and
Tise,otte Reimer, %, Mclean
John Edward Quick. 30: Mclsan. anc
Evelyn Ellen Long. "a, Falls Church.
Evening star., 1947-07-26
Employed Mother Drawing
Relief Put on Probation

A 31-year- -old mother OF three
children was shown leniency yes
terday afternoon by Justice Henry
A. Schweinhaut of District Court
and placed on probation for receiv-
ing s1,038 in relief checks while un-
truthfully stating she was unem-
ployed.
Justice Schweinhaut gave the
woman, Mrs. Joyce Nesbitt, 81, COL
ored, Of the first block of Fifty
eighth street NE, suspended
sentence after he had been informed
her husband had been hospitalized
and that she claimed she needed
extra money to care for the young
children. The checks had been
received from the Board Of Public
Welfare monthly from November
1945, to October of last year and
ranged from $82 to s95.
Mrs. Nesbitt had waived indict-
ment and pleaded guilty to infor-
nation charging her with illegally
receiving the checks.
In another sentence, Justice
Schweinhaut gave James Bracey, jr.
%, colored, of the 400 block of N
street NV, from 16 months to four
years for his part in robbing a COL
ored man OF Sis last month
Bracey had pleaded guilty. Two
others indicted with Bracey are
scheduled to be tried.
Evening star., 1947-07-26
LEGAL NOTICES.
NEWMYER & BREsS, Attorneys,-
Rust Buildinr

D'sTRseT 1ss for e0gsT 4. D!Ees raF II cgIsns cys
L, stearns. Deeeased-No, Sc, 22o, Ad-'
an and ,sd fos s.
la47 0" that Ed Edwazd ia sssafns sSs 'uS wtiiiss
spea asan and nhq a othsrs
fhe M 81 ISth ,i asy p Aasust:, A,p 81
LS5 W. Pq1ss hereof sndqls1 & Dqsshsd in
mentioned, the frst publication to be no
Wness sis esao sRe sR's onoss s'0Ts
LAWS; Chief, Justice Of said Court. this
ess l"tn dsH MEGvN 2 NY AahdgE st pseat Res A.
esrS 81 & of Ts hs 92a tie Rse' & gGRs
. WHITEFokD. HART; cARMopY Z
pisTReT Mfso4 Aeso5nsT' coURT Of fh TaE s. UNIFIED
Hoidins a p Probate coart,1Estats q ~
adminii}raton s.fnn ii afk Docses
having been made herein for probate Of
the last viii and testament OF said De-
said estate by Morris Miller Davidson snd
Peter J. Dunn, it is ordered this 18th dag
Of July, AID. 1941. that Rutgers Coles
cerned, appear in said Court on Monday.
the 25th day of August, AID. 1947. at Ia
O'Clock M, to show cause why such an
plication should rot be granted. Let nos
tice hereof be published in the wash.
inSton Law Reporter" and The Evening"
star once in each Of three successive
weeks before the return day herein men.
toned, the first publication to be not less
than thirty days before said return day.
Chief Justice Of said Court, this :. / rs
day of July AID 1a47. tSealD Attest
MELVIN J. MARQUES. Deputy Register OF
Wills for the District OF Columbia, Clerk
Of the Prnhate Court iylQ oRau2
Evening star., 1947-07-26

ing Soon!" Leon KeyerIns Of the President S
Council Of Economic Advisers, Russell Smith and
Boris Shiskin speak.
WDC. 6:45-edward WINNER Of The Na.
fiana Federation Of Small Business discusses
Free Enterprise.
w, 100" "ltaIy's Critical Future" con.
sldered by Samuel Rsber and Harold Cleveland
Of the State Department.
WRC. 8:00-Suprems Court Associate Justice