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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-06-04
AND NOW EVEN
THE BARK!


What to do with the bark
of the tree has baffled lum-
Der manufacturers from the
day the first sawmill start
ed operations. How the
problem finally was solved
by the Development Depart
ment, Weyerhaeuser Timber
Company, is told in the fol-
lowing article which app
cared recently in the Long
view Daily News.
For the first time in the his
tory of the Northwest's lumber
industry, one of the biggest
waste products of lumbering-
the bark of the log-has been
put to profitable use through
processes developed after sew
eral years of research and ex-
perimentation by the develop
ment department of the Wey-
erhaeuser Timber Company.
Considered of even more I'M
portance by the company is the
fact that the finding of uses
for the bark eventually will
make it economical to ozark"
the logs before actual saving
in the mills is undertaken.
Thus, pure wood, every part OF
which will be utilized, can go
into the sawmill. Nothing need
be wasted.
And out of the research pro-
cess have come several COM
mercially useful forest by
products, three of which can
be revealed now. One is a plas-
tic from which such things as
telephones have been made. "A
second is an important ingre-
dent of a new and more econo-
mical plywood glue. And a
third is an effective compon-
ent for insecticides. None OF
these finished products, how
ever, will be made by Weyer-
haeuser for the time being.
The materials will be sold to
companies engaged in those
types of manufacture.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-04-17
Press Time
That's That!

That's That!
Mack-Any similarity between
you and a human being is purely
coincidental.
Jack-Thanks, and we're not
even related.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-04-17
END CONSTIPATION
THIS NAT URAL WAY!
Millions Now Take Healthful
Fresh Fruit Drink Instead
of Harsh Laxatives!

It's lemon and water. Yes just the
Juice of Sunl1ist Lemon in glass OF
water-frst thing on arising.
Taken first thing in the morning,
this wholesome drink stimulates bowel
action IN a natural way assures most
people of prompt, normal elimination.
Why not change to this heahBul
habit? Lemon and water is good for
you. Lemons are among the richest
sources of vitamin c, which combats
fatigue, helps you resist colds and
infections. They also supply b and P.
They alkalinize, aid appetite and
digestion. Lemon and water has a
fresh tang, too clears the mouth.
wakes you up!
Try this grand wake-up drink 10
mornings. See if it doesn't help you!
Use California Sunkist Lemons.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-04-17
Belf-Moking Tips

Use only pre-shrunk material
for lining belt; otherwise it will
shrink and make the belt worth
less after the garment is washed
once.
Buckles should be fade-proof
and rust-proof. Watch out for
metal buckles which will not
launder.
Unshaped belts should be cut
with the grain of the material or
they will twist constantly after
they are made.
Cut belts on the thread of the
fabric, either lengthwise or
crosswise so you will have true
cut and thus avoid future troub-
les with twisting belts.
Belts for cotton dresses should
always have Innings to give the
belt body and prevent it from
being rolled into an uncomfort-
able rope when worn.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-04-17

Black faille suits with cutaway
jackets and slim, slim skirts are in
deed the last word in smartness.
These are dressed with interesting
jewelry or with lowered hats or a
froth of romantic lace.
When washing prints, be sure to
test for color fastness. One way is
to dip belt, or a piece of the fab
ric shipped from a seam, into a
glass of lukewarm water. To pre-
vent color bleeding when print sur
faces touch, dry print dresses on a
hanger with an old sheet or bath
towel run between the front and
back and another through the
sleeves.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-04-17
o Fashion Notes

Some time ago black was one Of
those things that was just taboo
during warm weather. Now black
is being used very smartly for
this season, but you will always no.
tice that when black is used, it is
tied up with something very spring
like or summary.
Black may be used with sum-
merry looking cherries for trim.
ming; with delicate shades Of gar.
den green; or, use it with frosty
white in a hat and immaculate ac-
cessories.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-04-17
After-Bath Care

MANY new mothers wonder
1Vl whether to put oil or powder
on baby's skin after bath. Which
you use isn't so important. What
kind you use is vital, however.
Some baby powders contain stearate of
zinc. If this chemical is inhaled, serious
and often fatal form of pneumonia de-
velops. You can safely use talcum pow
der.
Taking care of a new baby is full
time job. Our new booklet No. 203 can
help you in countless ways. Send 25 cents
(coin) for "Baby Care" to Weekly News
paper Service, 243 West 18th St., New
York IL, N. Y. Print name, address,
booklet title and No. 203.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-04-17
War Spurs Revolt From
Drab Clothing OF Past

Feminine revolt from plain Sc
we're lines and colors in apparel and
home furnishings is strongly in evil
dence, and it will have an important
influence upon Incoming styles in
clothing and home decoration.
During the war thousands of
women were in overalls and in uni
form, and spent their leisure time
in drab rooms Of barracks, hotels,
rooming houses, to say nothing OF
colorless offices. This, says one styl-
list, has awakened strong urge for
clothes and surroundings which
have depth and variety in color and
ornamentation. Frills may be ex-
pected to win wide appeal with
women.
Even the men are moving away
from drabness and severity in their
clothing. During the war years
mems trousers were cuffless, and
many suits were without vests. The
variety of colors and patterns in
neckties was limited, and few men
had an ample supply of shirts. Now
that the makers of mems clothing
are introducing new patterns and
colors.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-04-17

Quality Counts
Sue-The boy had date with
last night kissed me hundred
times. Did you ever have a
boy kiss you a hundred times?
Patricia-Of course not. Boys
only go after quantity when
they can't get quality.
The girl who doesn't make a
hit usually is safe at home.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-04-17
Plain NOSey!

Plain NOSey!
"Who is that letter FROM"
"What do you want to know
for?"
"There you are. What do I want
to know for? You're the most in
quisitive person I've ever met!"
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-04-17

There's the barber who uses his
scissors for sheer pleasure.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-04-17
Prevents Stains

To make work easier on your wash.
ing and ironing days, try using two
ironing board covers alternately.
Use one for dark and colored cloth
ing and the other one for white
things. That way you'll be taking no
chances of colored stains on freshly
washed white blouses or curtains.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-04-17
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Courteous

Courteous
First Singer-Did you notice how
my voice filled the hall last night?
Second Singer noticed several
people leaving to make room for
it.
Press Time
Faruer-And this is the cider press,
mA'am. :,
City Visitor-HoW interesting. And
wben do you RIM off The next edition2
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-04-17
Charm Unlimited

Charm Unlimited
T INES to fatter a young figure
~ highlight this super date frock.
The side-swept closing is smart,
and note the soft gathers topped
with bright buttons on the right
hip. It's charm unlimited -- de-
signed to win you compliments at
each wearing.
Pattern No. 8142 Is for sizes IL, IL, IS,
IA, Is and IS. Size IL, 3ls yards of 49,.
inch. =
Send your order to:
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-04-17

With Wing Sleeves
n N ADORABLE two-piece dress
4 n for the six-to-fourteen miss.
Brief wing sleeves are cool - the
tiny peplum flares ever SO gent
ly. Nice for school, too, in the
pulled sleeve version with pert
Peter Pan collar.
Pattern No. 1914 comes in sizes 6. 8,
10, IL and IA years. Size 8. 21a yards of
35-inch.
The Spring Issue of FASHION will de.
light you with its wealth of sewing in
formation. Specially designed fashions,
free pattern printed inside the book.
Price Is cents.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-04-17

These new pedal pushers of
ceIanese tropical cloth follow the
jumper trend with straps of royal
blue and kelly green. Mannish
shoulders and collar set the right
tailoring note beautifully as
mans Stacks. The one piece gar
ment is designed by Margaret
Newman,
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-04-17
Better Service

If you're trying to decide between
a loosely woven high-pile rug and
a short but dense pile, choose the
short pile by all means. It will give
better service because its compact
ness means Nv closely woven.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-04-17

This half-and-half dress is of
plain blue chambray and blue and
white striped chambray with the
pulled sleeves and side closing
edged with white eyelet. Pouch
pocket is wonderful place for a
little girl to hoard her treasures.
Matching hat and bag are Of
striped chambray.
Evening star., 1947-04-25
TRAlLERs Com. j

FOB &A1E29-ft. American house trailer,
sonable. KUGKNE DAILY, Lot 80, Terunie
Trailer VILLAGE, Alexandria 26s
NEW NOON 1915, like new; must sell for
Ssr 5sF car oa fs W. MAsh
OPEN . AN. TO Pm. DAILY and Sun
day. visit our display Of home-traiier
coaches; you viii enjoy seeing the new
1g47 models. Schult Luxury Liner, Eehult
Eomoder, american. Travelo, Howard q
zimmer We can give immediate de-
livery on tandem and single-axle trail
m .eo e s1s csaz sy @ Sns
WAIco aHU ii HonsE a TRAnER. Rohs san W9 H. ions.
fully eGuipped. genuine mahoE.. interior:
originally priced at 81 .695: will sell for
S1.s9s. collie TRAILER Co, s232 Ga.
ave-. Silver Sprins. 81. .242 -a7
ds1iAN ND ~ 26-ft, u rooms; % has double
81 So aor sHs eaisa Halter Is eouNF
MOVING AND HAULING made easy and
thrifty when you rent one of our luggage
utility trailers and boat traiIers by the
day. week or month. AMERICAN TRAIL
ER CO. INC. 4030 Wisconsin ave. NV.
TRAILER PAINTING your trailer
NIcELYs TRAILER SERVICE. 10. Sss. soas.
THE NEW 1g41 ALUMINIUM Travelhome.
sleeps 4: 81 1895 delivered. fully equipped
BOULEVARD TRAILER SALES, 9505 Bal
tlmore blvd. Berwyn, Md, Tower 6I62
TRAILER, special-built house type, 8, new;
20ss discount. Call Ex. 5000. 20
Evening star., 1947-04-25
Trainers
TRAmERCoaCH 8E1DonaRTFRs

TRAnERCoACH HEADoUARTERs fol
past years: Your housing problem car
sfsf nos sG sons Sns ssse oo
Immsais b, sd tsly. ,a Price. sl,sss e 1896
RarR sR'sis ssIEs snd 8 s soss.
hess nssyyn, ahIakrdpaSn Ma paSne To 59sS a,,u
mer and Trayelo trailer coaches. Granite
ps.td ssSsFs 81 sRHN 2h eiaye rR fSan. TrssI co
INC nj. south Of Alexandria, on Route
Rospi oH fkaiInns, ISGl ,a.z, nov ~ A..
play. C. FRED PAINTER, 5000 Baltimor,
cTRTIs WRiGHTG1he sensstionsl new
ssishs fsss than isoo osasa pasRa. othsi
msss.r l5sR 81 ksSD:1 ssS and ;S ks sPSIss
SALES. NC o. s. No. l. Berwyn. Nd.
IIedIs,, SdI65s aogss TRsaE.s ,a4z models
with elec., refFr.. bottled gas; also preWas
sookins stoves siee. refgr., gas cylinders.
fider Sfiser qolsss makss osr extra saupmens Only
fis.r ghsss a.s12I SOLE RTE IsA.ER z. CO. sxelssiye
PeR saa s7eniess sns soItap. I'll
purpose utility trsiiers, by hr, day or wk
u hIss sssS e EsHE Fl 2Ss so ssss ss
n fKAIIER, Her f5 fa44. ts5ft, bottl. gas sleeps
4; excellent condition; must SELL leaving
town: 81 900 or best offer. Old Lot &c.
Washington Tourist Camp, Hams Point
TRAILER REPAIRING, any make, or
model. by factory men: cabinet work,
painting. ANYTHING you desire; low prices
Cal Us for estimates. q. s. TRAILER
TRANSPORT, "a Carroll ave. Takoma
Park, No. 81. 1857. II no answer. can
s0LvE THAT HOUSING and vacation
problem with q trailer; only . few sur
plus trsilers left and going fast Repair
them yourself and save money; 500 and
they last, S. T o. & lxif TRxTfkEF fsoS TRSsse Ss
FORT. N. q. ave. extended at Mares
k0ZY COACH. excellent condition, $500.
South side Brooklyn Bridge rd., i mile psst
f1nmons Gas Sta. Laurel Nd. 2Ssa
Evening star., 1947-04-25

FUTURk

THOMAS ]. OWEN q son, auctioneers.
4ss scrthern Building Ms. 1ITustees sE. sale o.
g premise. AsoT 81 dssnbH
et deed Of trust recorded in Libsr
Il n fr front of sh. p prsmtses on Taesdsy. shs
eelecf 81 gay p a. Eos 10y II. squ.ss 5so5. Lot
srss HUNDRED nd in .ns
poSstion's SUBDIVISION Of lots in block
psl ess sssTsssH n Cd Ii. oss
Eber Toe at folio. III: subject to the
pat ad 70 s ss a set terth
saiidins i A' restrietion Ia line except as per-
mi % nses gnsT o s couSa sudns snd ,ho Se
area between the. building restriction line
and the line Of the street. shall be subject
sss ss Z ssssFs;s =. 4 w " 81
24e). Terms Of sale: One-fourth cash:
rsss II n tse sne per Tsn psyspe s
saed ss5oo Cash 1 baIsnoe monthly. esanS or or
81 . sas = 4 @ ss reoSed epGe Of !. @ ef ,ss s
SO days from daterof sale. otherwise the
. Il. rss as .s nsh cost f Of fe;i . & s
Vssemens q such a.ssE. IN .oms news aa
espsr pSslshsd Ssnai.s in tn. Pis.riss Of coInp
sssslVes q .ny lsasl p.eai .eeta6is s riShss s
se.ts asfsains a I'm. Fl sas All sonsss
sss,,. &C.. q sess q purehassr; Wd
SEE r.. trassee; 'sH JuN1os o. r eRoWME Sss
SaSte& ep25. SEmy1 S,6
Evening star., 1947-04-25
AuToMoTIyE Misce,IAhro,Is

GUARANTEED rebuilt transmissions
% s sad xas.E asx haS nd D:
pumps, Jacks. cyl heads, door mats, safe.
T. xiaM installed j. l. BRENNER l. CO.
1910 Montana ave. ne. FIR. 1910.
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILER-Immediat
neatsss :, one you've ever seen: suitable for
rs 4s7 LEV fpynr priced e at ARCADE s5S0 5noNTAc
tons Largest Pontiac Dealer.
NEW-TYPE TIRE RECAPPING by the lat
est safety process; beautiful tread; q
hour service: electric-treated sections if
capped At ARCADE ep PoSTfAc aS1f s.res CO. oe1 WASH
ington's Largest Pontiac Dealer, 1897
isy1Is. iryiPs st. NV. AD $500. Quick. etncient
AUTO SEAT COVERS, de luxe taber. to
ft most cars; car @ slso custom made to ft any
1905 7th st. NV,
ssyey, ssyry Large stock Of SCI
ft other models of asneral Nc Motors A cars' aiso
'RS Rfs eo ifg rsI dssrss &
NV, AD. $500. '"S '''
MOTORS. new Ply, Dodge; immed. install
latiqn sonn,.sd al p9asls 9ysrhauIed rebuilt
FoRD 1887: so SO trsnsmission. trans rear 2e end
mos1r nWpT,l and other parts for sale. VALLEY
sERVleEE 3 V 81 eassEEAaE' asEa 1900 Arkansas ave.
TRUcK AND BuLLDozER for hire By the
n'b,s lob or hour r:, PHONE Spruce o6ee-J, eve
TIRES-Two Goodyear 7.oo-17 six ply and
two Atlas 7:50-17 light ply reeapped. all
have have neT osn tubes; run only 5000 miles s25
rLxMouTH-complste block motor; In
s1nf clutch plates, and carbureter. Cali UN
Evening star., 1947-04-25
MoToslcYclH.

MOTORCYCLE. II. D.. commercial, sidebox
2,o39 miles; priced to sell: new condition
MOTORCYCLE, 1914 Indian Chief, new
painted blue and silver; equipped witt
le47 Harley-Davidson controls; If pre-.
ferred: will change to Indian controls. Cal
HARIEY-DAvIDsoN "74" oh.v. ie4E
model. with complete de luxe equipment
and other good used MOTORCYCLES imme.
diate delivery on 1a47 o.hv Matchless
and AIS; also Francis -Barnett iight.
weight motorcycles. ALLIED MOTOR.
CYCLES. 2014 M St. NV, RE. 5o73. --2t
dition; low mileage; saddle BAGS: res,
seat S495. 2-B Northway. Greenbeli
i2SS66iiAN 4.eylinder: motor rebuilt b,
AIS MoToRcYCLE. 1916: perfect eond' ne
SffsH%AS sgGS ST Sess Sc%nTra St5sr E. S7s7.
dition; S165. 306 Lanark way, silve,
Spring. Nd. 81, 1677 -21
Evening star., 1947-04-25
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

BUICK 1910 Special convt. club coupe
JACK PRY MoToRs. 18th and Pa. I've ave
BUICK 1912 Special sedanette; r. and h.,
IN excel & &Gqndition; S1.2g5: 30-day guar
snfss s. NV! WiLH1sMs Ho. s4dS. BAKER NC sis
BUICK 1912 Super 4-dr. sedan: car in ex-
heater: ssa l.aS S155o' Call Elk. 4445 between 9
BUICK tasicsb 80 Special; excellent me
chanicsl condition. radio and heater, has
viii se car and .iso nanee
1t; $3.50. Can be seen at 1875 Park I'd.
BUICK 1885 convertible; fine top and tires.
best-running little car in town. leather
upholstering, rumble seat. good shape
sarqaEhou saeqae s4as owner Laying must sell
BUICK 1883 SPECIAL cosch; @ orig original fine
out. $685. is1s i4th 'iiS St. n'W. tdss5 tdesIsH.
BUICK 1s47 Super convertible coupe;
new. no mileage; black, chrome trim;
radio, heater: ETC., red leather upholstery.
BoR Rk1 lss,R sop star a,eoo or best offer under
BTIcK Is41 Special 4-door sedan; h radio
ansrh and heater black insh Gar Just recentis
fsts fsssse s. s1sas as. bf bqoAN ssSd MOTOR CO.
orisinal maroon finish; s1.s4s; cash. trade
WIS. ave, EN-, 1850,
black with red leather; low mileage: 81
T9E FiIScf CO. ass $500 cog1 WIS sys EN- ESQ
$3.50; GIL. 774o SATURDAY, '''
BUICK 1870 Super convertible sedan: orig
low mileage: 81. 400 cash. Can sunday
L to 6, WO. 61s2 ST
Accessories. Ia y an 9J
sGIck 1885 coupe; car is in good con- eoadt-
e., een asss es seen after g. 1907 irving st. ax.
BUICK Is4l sedanette: new tires: AL
eond.; si,l65. 344 Wesmon dr., Alex.
BUICK 1e47 Super convertible sedan: new.
dark blue, hester and radio. fully equipped;
StsTeas sasSe; or rsss ssst ef5eT below MITCHELL
BUICK 1910 super sport coupe; radio.
heater: 5s,345 original miles: s1.G7s;
can can De seen ssao after M.i, pm any time Sun
BUICK 1s41 Roadmaster 4-dr.; Just over
ion 81 sas or Dssa Sess ofer 4 under oWNRss WEE
BUICK 1885 Cen Gar, HD SEDAN hIG ~ wy l., tsf tsf
tsss sGssts ana eond & saa spd NJ,
a6o3 or CHI 36eI
CADILLAC 1885 4-dr. sedan: 6 tires, o
iset condition; new paint Job eoH Oh 5ssa.
CADILLAC 1e41 "s2v 4-door sedan: mus,
De seen to be appreciated: new condition:
new tires; Serla5. CAN OK. 2270 or FA
CADILLAC 1888 sedan, tires run only
SO 900 sa,s miles; $500. 1929 s. Edison. Arl
CADILLAC 1a42 sedan: fully equipped:
Z very clean car viii sell for ss,575,
50oR 5G asea MOTOR CO., 22nd and L SITS. NV.
CADILLAC 1e41 "eo' Special Fleetwood
edan: executives car: Just like brand-nev:
g .4as: fully guaranteed JACK PRY
4oIoRS. 18th and Pa. ave. s.e. -c5
1889 4-door sedan: s wheels,
adio snd heater. Just passed ~ in
psctlon; S1,1h0: II. $685.. -25
5HEV. 1a4f de luxe 3-pass coune: heater,
ailor- r-made seat covers beau brown finish |
xcs tires; nev-car condition; SI,lp5. |
s0GAN MOTOR Co, I'LL 18th st. NV,
sHEy. 1912 Suburban s-psssenTer; excei- |
ent motor; tires prsc. new: used 6y exscai-
ave W. q 4, american n Sed Gross; 3o-day guar
I9th @st. NV. Dl. $500. -26
Evening star., 1947-04-25
Take MyWord for 1t
By Fronk Colby
What's In a Name?

| @. Please settle an argument
about the pronunciation of the
French masculine name jacques.
A. says It's Jacks" B. says it's
JACK eez." Who's right?-M. d.
A. Sorry, neither. The name is
pronounced zhak, the "a" fiat and
the IS" silent.
Detroit: I have named my little
daughter aloha" Several people
have told me that 1t has more than
one meaning. Will you please dis
cuss it?-Mrs. A. B.
Answer-The Hawaiian aloha"
is lovely word in both sound and
meaning. It Is pronounced ah-
LOE-hah. 1t means 'Iove, good
ness, kindness, sympathy. affection"
1t Is the universal salutation for
greetings, good morning, fare
we'll"
Fairfax: Can you explain the Gu
rious transposition of "o' and IN"
in the abbreviation "Jno." for the
name John?-M. A.
Answer: For years I have sought
the reason for the abbreviation
'Jno," but without success. / thought
that clue might be found In the
various forms of the name John;
but in no form known to me does
m" occur before 90" For exam
Pile: Hebrew, Yohanan, Greek,
Ioannes; Middle Latin, Johannes;
Late Latin, Joannes; French, Jean;
italian, Giovanni; Spanish, Juan;
German, Johann. also Hans, Juan:
Dutch, Jan; Russian, Ivan. II any
reader knows why John is abbrevi-
ated "Jno.," I should be glad to
have the information for this COL
umn.
Clippings just received disclose
that in Alvin, Tex. Miss Tubb and
Mr.. Barrel were married. and in
Twin Falls, Idaho, 8 marriage Ii
cense was issued to Miss Grow and
Mr.. PARROT.
tcopyrtsht, 1e47, the Bell Syndicate, 1nc.)
Evening star., 1947-04-25
PETER n. CHUMBRIs. LOUIS P.
MANIATIs, JOHN r. CHARUHAS,

,,reTpGrrT er1yfpT ~, hesr puhqln9.
states for the District OF columbia.@
Holdins Probate court.--Estate Of Nick
trstion % DOCKET i44MAppicstion iesa; H1ais havins
been made herein for letters Of admins
.r.tie1 on ssid estate, By g. Sophia Greek
ordered this Path day Of April, A.D. 1s47.
q Kin Of said decedent and ali ii others hers con. con.
&c snd dsy oi June ss' ouI 1s4a e At on9ss 1890
sppiica ton should mot not be sus granted let Let
notice hereof be published In the Wash
tngton Law Reporter" and ''The Evening
bof he 'ash rfurn day aFes sersn
toned; the hrst publication to be not less
W.ne esn rz Hs saFS Hsds se5srs fad nas Sstg1a aa
LAWS. Chief Justice OF said Court this
f.st sath az MvrAAp ef ApTl MsPoa AP dg45 Seal A.
clerk of the Probate couft. ap25nys.a.
JOHN 7. c. -DAUGHERTY. Attorney,
n,srp,cI I1os goI, 4 sale BuilainF. ,,,,r,r,
HoIdins a Probate court.@Estate Of James
4; Dearing, Deceased-No. e9023. Admin
istration Docket, 14e.-Application having
win and testament of said deceased. and
for letters testamentary on said estate, by
anita M; Dearins. executrix named, 10 Is
ordered this 24th day of April. A.D, 1a47.
Jackson Heights Long island. New York,
and sll others concerned, appear in said
Court on Monday, the .2nd day of June.
AID. 1e47. at 1000 O'Clock AM, to show
cause why such application should not be
granted. Let notice hereof be published
In the WASHINGTON Law Reporter" and
The Evening Star" once in each of three
successive weeks before the return day
herein. mentioned. the first publication to
be not less than thirty days before said
BOLTTHA J. LAWS Chief Justice Of said
Court. this Path day Of April, AID. 1947.
(Sea1) Attest: MELVIN J. MARQUES,
Deputy Register of Wills for the District
Of Columbia. Clerk, of the Probate Court.
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