davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1948-04-05
Chicago Livestock

able hogs. 1000 total, S.2oo: very SLOW
early; later moderately active, very un.
even, 25-75 cents, mostly $3.50 cents
lower; closing trade only around 25 cent.
and choice i7o-sso pounds, So.75-ai 50;
10000 pounds. 19.50-20.50: 270-29t
17.25-is.25: 400-pound WEIGHTS, 1875
:ss'. :sss .ISSnd g ssSss loys, bull sSoa ,Ss
salable cattle; 1000; calves, 900
steady. fairly active: medium veNht ane
wcighty steers unevenly weak to 10 cents
mostly 80 cents. lower; larsely steer run
liberal preparation scaled 1,150-1 $50
pounds, clearance incomplete; cows very
scarce. steady, but bulls 80 cents to .0t
lower' vealers steady: most good ant
choice yearlings and light steers, 27.0o.
1880; low-to-average-choice yearlines
80 90. extreme top, 30.50 paid for high.
choice 1850 pound averages: mostly
weishty steers, 7.00.29. .25: choice heif.
era topped at 1928; cutter cows, Zoo
down; practical closing top sausage bulls
1925: vealers, $500 down.
salable sheep. 5000; total, $500
siAughter lambs active. senerally IS cents
higher. good and choice fed wooled lambs
g. 90; early top, $500: for about
IL loads weighing 105 pounds down: load
medium to good 8o.pound woolskins
22.0o; load good to choice lis shorn
lembs with No. l and 2 pelts. 2135;
slsughter ewes scarce; nothing down early
on rev small lots.
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Daisies tsrass le4zl. shelf eussd. .s7h.
SS atss ss. sss. sS1.d dstss Sas:s ss:
lsSt7,o sahesa i5.s..a midssss s, shell e3sfa::
domestic swiss 1sinsie tuSs1, bsst. s7.ss;
others, 55-65
Ess prices we're steady in the Wholesale
-. Gases cases. SPOT a auotssions ss' Si foiios:
weishts. 4s-4sH; extra / iarss. 10; extra
Q large, 1914; extra / medium, -; eur.
rent receipts. a. dirties, 43; checks. -.
Whites. fancy hcavywetghts, Si-S2; ex.
tra J iasse, 50ls; extra lAfee, 40; extra
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New York Cotton

NEW YORK, April 5 H,.-cotton fr-
lures were strong in active dealings today,
the old crop deliveries Commission houses
bought the deferred positions, Influenced
oy the passase of the foreign aid legis-
lation and expectations of q tight STU
alton in spot cotton well into the fall
A leading spot firm, who was a prom
tnent buyer last week. turned to the selling
strong buyer of nearby May and ac-
cumulated upwards Of 5000 bales.
New export inquiry from European
pers. Traders also noted a substantial
improvement in demand for print cloths
for the second half of the year, attrib-
goods may be re-imposed under an ex-
panded military program.
The July, 194s, delivery made new
Late afternoon prices we're 1.35 to zoo
May, 3o.ob; July, a6.sb, and october
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Market Ayerooes
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, April R.-qrsins main.
Trade today. The market advancsd at
the start, ran into q sinking spell mid.
way In the morning, and then recovered
Buying was based LARGELY on possible
damase to wheat In Kansas from wind
.porss tn. Vas ons out q re
nour market and was not interested Ia
cash wheat at current prices,
$e.I9h: oats we're Il lover to u hishsf;
May, S1,l2ss, and soybeans were pn.
Evening star., 1948-04-05
East 81. Louis Shows
Sharpest Gain in
Store Volumes
By Edword c. Stone

In O summary Of department store
sales in the first two months OF
1s4s, the Federal Reserve Board
reports that East st. Louis led all
other cities In the country with q
81 per cent gain over the same
period q year ago. Orlando, Fla.
stood second with a a per cent
pickup.
Sales In MoDile rose II per cent;
IN Des Moines, 20; Pueblo, 19; Hunt
ington, w. Va, IA; and in q host
Of other cities were 13 per cent bet
ter than a year ago. The average
trade advance In Richmond dis
trict cities was per cent.
The Reserve Board stated that
gains in the IL districts averaged
I per cent. Few cities had de-
creases.
Political Speakers Listed.
The convention program Of the
National Chamber Of Commerce in
cludes an afternoon given to poll.
tics. Speakers on April 20, will
include Senator ]. Howard McGratr
and Representative Clarence j
Brown, as well as three news COM
mentators, Jay G. Hayden, Thomas
L. Stokes, and Ray Tucker. They
will present preview OF the coming
political conventions.
It appears that once again the
outlook for general trade has beer
pessimistically miscalculated by 9
large section Of the investing pubic
saws e. r. Hutton g. Co. There
would appear to be small basis fol
a serious trade depression as lone
as grey market" conditions persist
in several leading industries,
Transit Bonds Most Active.
CAPITAL Transit As were the most
sctiye bonds on the washington
stock Exchange in the first quarter
They opened the year at SO, oroppeo
to SO and closed at 81.
GEORGETOWN Gas Light 5s opened
1a4s at 100 and slumped to III IN
the three months. Washington Gas
5S maQe petIer SloWAlis' o'eiA '
at 12oA and ending the quarter al
l181a.
Bids for the three Potomac Elec-
tric Power bond issues are well above
mar but these issues have not hgureo
in recent trading when total first
quarter transfers reached S76,5O0 par
value against s45,5oo year ago.
Car Loadings Rise Forecast.
Heports from l3 advisory boards
across the country indicate that
railroad freight car loadings IN the
second quarter will be about 80 per
cent greater than year ago. Ine
report by the Association OF Amerl-
can Railroads makes no reference to
the coal strike.
The Security Finance Corp. stock
holders will vote on April 81 on the
company's recommendation propos-
ing liquidation. Following adoption
of a liquidation plan, it would be
several months before the amount
of the first dividend would be devel-
oped. The par value OF the common
stock is $40 share.
The Alvin Epstein Advertising
Agency, of Washington, announces
formation of New York branch, at
4S West 4Sth st., headed by Jean
Epstein.
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Richmond Livestock

RICHMOND. Va, April Hp.-Hoss-
Richmond, 90 lower; top, 1900.
Cattle-The market is about steady with
last week this morning. Good steers are
medium grades, 22. .00-24 90; canner and
cutter cows quotable. 12.00-14.50: medi-
| UNI beef cows, 15.00-1S.00 and good grade
1650-20. .00 medium, 14.0O-16 90; good
beef heifers quotable. 19.00-23 90: vealers
ouotable barely steady; good grade, $50
choice: medium, 23.O0-2700 thin kinds
& On. % % - -
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Odd-Lot Declines
bY the As,oeiaiad Prasa

The Securities and Exchange Commits
sion reported today these transactions b,
customers with odd lot dealers or special.
lists on the New York Stock Exchanse fol
$50 shares: 4,706 sales involving 1as,43(
shares including 20 short sales involving
For April 3: 1000 purchases involvins
60.611 shares; 1926 sales involving 53,.
942 shares including 20 short sales in
volying 655 shares
Evening star., 1948-04-05
New York Produce

days receipts), ,7l4.13e; easy. whole
sh.r sif DFss than g ,or. eoe ana
score tB),.. s21a; SO score Ic). 81. New
tvss us Usually ely. command cent pound
Cheese e days receipts)-1s2.46s:
steady. Wholesale sales, fresh American
194D, 49h-51: single Daisies, 4-46;
single Daisies Grass l947). 4s-53: single
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2ias 72-67 Dec 100
NEW YoRK CITY
50 80 =. 1o3I
FOREIGN O.;
Australia 3As56 %
Bras 3As 8 ser s.
Chile osJan6l Q a
Denmark 6s 42 %
Italian 1st 3s77. u
Norway ktzs 66 y
Peru lst 6s 60 II
SaoPCity61ss57 2s
UrAg ai xMs 20 ~
DOMESTIC q:
Am&F p 5s2030 d
Am T&T 2%x57 lie
Am T&T.2Ast,l lol
Am TGT 2Ass0 .,
Atl DIV lst4s4S 50
B d O "a 96 ] ~
Balt&Oh 5s75B %
Balt6sO O5sK2000 81
BIO cv 4h2010 81
B&osouDiv5sS0 ~
Bost Me 41as 20 81
Brk U @ gas 76 ee
Can Nat 4las57 Ill
Can Pac As perp %
Gao 4hs 90 12e
c 3 b @ 2hs 20 %
ChlGE ] Inc ~ 9e
Cnil&L4h20O3 ~
cMstP4 ias2044 5s
chi&NW 4hs99 81
cRIPin4 has20i8 u
Chi&W I 4s So 10.
ccCStL 4las n n
Cons p 2hs rs 1ot
Del L&W4s2O4o 81
DER in 4h2018 81
Fla e est IS "A 81
@ MAO 2o44 B 81
Hud&M # IS 81 sc
Hud&M in IS 81 "a
! c RI As 56 - lo1
Icc StL b 63 A -
fCCStLou 4s 90 "a
Int q N 1st6s52 81
IntHydroEl6s44 Sc
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%, Kan e Sou 4s76 1o3A
Lausro N inc rs eo36
Lehvslxiks2003 34ss
51lLeh Val Is zoos 3lA
oIMsPSSM 4s 81 57h
adj bs67 66
mo Pac 51as49. q
JAIAo Pac So ~ = 7oN
hIMo Pac IS so II 7et4
Mo Pac IS 81 I 7eA
,ttMo Pac IN 4s 7B 3eki
Mofrel&Co 3s5s1ooiA 4
Morris&Ex bs56 TIA
AI Mof&E3 tas2000 S7h
,alNat Steel IS 65- 1oA1t
N o T N 6s 81 %
iNYc # So 2013. 70
,SiNYc 4ias2o13A 7ot&
EN z G con 4s 90 65M
3hs 90 63N
xlNYNH&H os 40 70
3eA
IlNYNH&H Is 81. lAiA
NYNHH 4s2007 66l&
4as 46 IA
q No Pac5s 204Tc STA
d Nor p cit 4ias75 1c2i4
Nor st Pr2s4s74 e7h
v Pac G&E IS "A lola
Pennc ctAir3hss6o 46
PennRRk4Ias6b lo5H
II 'eoria&Est4s6n 62h
,Al PereMar 3ass s0lol
"A Phila 81 gas 81 1ooat
u provid Sec ASST -
v lStLSF 4hs2022 s9M
u stLSanFrn4s97 eSiA
"a seab tn4has201e 80
SoFacific4 has6l 91N
SoPac4asOr77 e7ih
So Ry en- 5s "a 11l
80 Ry gn As Sc 9zhA
Tex&Pac 37sss5 %
VI Third Ave 5s so 47M
Ward Bk 5las701oSA
West Md a. So 100
" West Tn IS 81 o63h
" West Un IS 40 e7A
vi Wise Cent As 40 6eA
u wis Cn As 36SD -
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Potomac Elec Pwr common-100 at 13A
100 at 1914
Washington Gas common. 40 at "a. sc
Potomac Elec' Pwr common, so at 13ss
So at 133s. 90 at 139s.
Washington Gas common-40 at "a, loo
at "a, rs at "a.
Woodward & tothrop comnon-2O at 81
Union Trust Co.-40 ct 3sh
Washington Gas 4.50 pfd-5 at 1o3
Potomac Elec Pwr cornmon-100 at 1874
100 at 1914 35 at 1914.
Capital Transit 1st ref 4s-S1 900 at 90
$1,000 at go. $4,000 at 90, $4,000 .,
Potomac glsc pwr common-a4 at 1874
16 at 1884
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Visible Grain Supply

Sb, ,sss' 900 bushels this week. the Board d
sf T5aSs os reported tSdsy odny Gorn
creased o4s7 900 to, 2.514.Oo0, rye de-
creased 55e, 900 to 1900, 900. barley de-
creased 962, 600 to 13,514,000 and soy
beans decreased 10000 to 5000: 600:
Evening star., 1948-04-05

Hourly Sales ON the Exahanss feday:
IL 700 m z7o 900 t2:00 noon $50 900
100 pm. $50 600 200 ON. go 900
tUnit OF trading, 10 shares. '1n banx,
ruptcy or receivership, Or being feofsaniSed
under the Bankruptcy Act, or securities
assumed by such companies Rates Of
dividends In the foresoing table are annual
or seniannual declaration. Unless other
wise noted. special or extra dividends are
not included. n dividend. II * fiehta
dend Cash or stock. . Declared or paid
SO far this wear Payable IN stock esti-
g Paid last year. b Declared or paid AFTER
stock dividend or stock spiit-up. Accum.
ulated dividends paid or declared this yesr.
tsrmined on declaration data.
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IN. Y. Bond Market

0snaas:s sasc4lSS B z; nsr A;:;sis:s 81 sssufrss sss'
Evening star., 1948-04-05

gEsAsunY sR. Assss ,oo a;so Kan Sou .szs ass m
NEW YnRR CITY trAhva1lks1nn3 IAN
Evening star., 1948-04-05

LChAI oAA>CAAh . II
Leh Val Coal
Leh v Coal 1pf3
Leh v Coal2pfh
Leh Valley r r
LehmanCrp soc
Lehn & Fink
Lerner Strs IN
Lib-O-F Glass Q.
Lib Men & L L.
Ligg g. My "A
tLigg & My pf 2
Lima Hamil 60
Link-Belt 3a---
Lion Oil a.
LIQUID Carbp !
LiouidCar pf3h
Lockheed Airc
Loew's Inc IN
LoneStarCe 3ha
Long-Ben 2.30g.
Lorillard p l.
Louisvn&N 3.52.
Lowentn&S1 Va
NICK TRUCK 10
Macy r II Q
Macy RH of Az.
Mad So Gar L.
Magma Cop L.
Magnavox /
Mandel Bros Ae
Marac OIL .10g.
Marathon Crp I
MartneMidl zoe
tMark st Ry Dr.
Marsh Field p
Martin @ L.
Masonite Cp IL
Master Elec 2.40
Math Chem l haa
MAY Dept Str g.
Maytag Co 1
McCroryS 1.40s
McGraw Elec p
Mcintyre 2.01a.
McKess&R 2.40
cQuay-N 1.40
Mead Corp he
tMead Cp pf Az
Mead Co Q of Q
Melville Sh 80
Mensel Co 10
Mercant Strs l =
Merch & NJ tt Q.
Merek&C Co2.40a
tMet Ed pf 90
Miami Cop Ae
Mid-ConPet l 1ae
Minn-Hon RE- %
MINI Moline
Min&StL Ry Ae
M SP&SSMA lie.
| MINI MIN & N 2
MissionCp l Mg-
| Mo-Kan-Texas
| Mo-Kan-Tex pf
Mohaw wk Crpt 70
Mojuo Hos 80
Monsanto Cb g
Monsanto pf SA
Monts Ward "a
M-McC Lin l IA
Mot Wheel .40e
Motorola We :
Muel Brass SOC
MullinsMfg .0Oe
MurphyGC IA
murphy Of An
Murray Corp l.
NAsH-KM .35e
tNash C&stL 1e
Nat Airlines es--4-
Nat Auto Fib 80
Evening star., 1948-04-05
Washington Exchange

Bonds were steady.
Evening star., 1948-11-10
Party Won Welcome
|Wal|ace's S Return,
IMcGrath Declares
BY the Asseeloisd .Press

Henry A. Wallace will find the
welcome mat gone If he makes any
move to return to the Democratic
Party, National Chairman J. Howard
McGrath said today.
Although he did not rule out abso-
lutely the re-conversion of a re-
pentant Wallace, Senator McGrath
told a reporter:
so far as I am concerned, Henry
Wallace has taken himself out of
the Democratic Party and he can
stay out"
The national chairman added that
the triumphant Democratic Com
mittee-its internal strife stilled by
President Truman's smashing vic
tory at the polls-"is making no
gestures toward any fringe else
where"
Wallace Silent ON Plans.
Mr.. Wallace has made no an
nouncement of his future plans.
Neither has he said what Is going
to happen to his Progressive Party,
which polled little more than 1000.
900 votes nationally.
But Senator Taylor of Idaho, Mr..
Wallace's vice presidential running
mate, told reporter he thinks the
Progressives will wait and see how
Mr.. Truman delivers on his cam
raign promises before deciding
whether to disband or go ahead with
their movement as Mr.. Wallace had
pledged in the last days of the
campaign.
The President stole our thunder
in the campaign" Senator Taylor
said. He practically adopted the
Progressive platform and began
promising to carry 1t out"
Backs Liberal Proposals.
Senator Taylor said he expects to
support any liberal proposals Mr..
Truman submits to Congress.
Senator Taylor still is listed as a
Democratic Senator. AS such he has
the right to vote in Democratic
caucuses on such things as COM
mittee assignments and chairman-
ships. He said he doesn't care
whether the Democrats continue
that right or not.
Neither Senator Taylor nor Sem
ator McGrath would confirm reports
that Mr.. Wallace has made peace
Evening star., 1948-11-10

overtures TO the regular Democratic
organization.
1t is known, however, that q
Progressive Party ofncial who said
he came from Mr.. Wallace recently
approached a Democratic National
committee with a suggestion that a
way might be found to bring Mr..
Wallace back into the fold.
One idea of the Progressive was
that the administration might send
MIR. Wallace to Moscow to see what
could be done about improving
relations between this country and
Russia. That drew a fiat turn down,
Evening star., 1948-11-10

Cows milk Is bottled or canned
in at least 10 different grades and
forms.
Evening star., 1948-11-10

the Democratic oficial told o re-
porter.
Evening star., 1948-11-10

You'll find many 65 sofas to choose from Prices begin
at 1850 More than 100 chairs every period and every
style to select FROM priced low $3.50 Over IS different
bedroom suites for immediate delivery Bedroom suites
priced from 27500 More than Is dining suites-com
pee ullsze dining priced 495 co. % model
displays featuring fine furniture at budget pricesn
pee display settings SO model rooms displaying complete
room settings with proper accessories.
Evening star., 1948-11-10
Save ON Fine Furn
Majors 18th AnniVerS

Confident the inherent good of the people this and realizing
fine furniture the of the gracious living Ma
introduced furniture Washington. We
18th uprve stocks
sizeahe
lavish French. Whether need fn
for the immediate future that avail yourself of the savings
Evening star., 1948-07-01
AUCTION SALES.

THOS. J. OWEN & son, auctioneers, 435
Southern Building.-Trustees' sale Of yalu-
known as premises No. 5619 Colorado ave-
nue. nv BY virtue of o certain dee deed & OF
u. 1947. among the land records of the
District of Columbia; and at the request
a ns S SELL at gubc aueon
Ell eishtR tHnt day a tae Of juiy Rif Ap a4s three
and premises, situate in the District of
% and and 81 d hast o as wsis sne sens
recorded in the once Of the Surveyor for
Ct folio Tnxsd s,m, as sds Gts 4 snd IL ss
sFs! sssf fi ars4 s:q'' fs
will be announeed a. time Of .. sale; m The
In cash deposit of $4,000 required.
Conveyancins. recording, etc. at purchas-
f' m srty dsy e so
and the property may be advertised and
resold at the discretion Of the trustees.
WELL trustees jes6.ss ,jui.5.7
THOS. J. OWEN & son. Auctioneers. 435
able two story brick building. being known
deed dee Of Of trust duly recorded in Ilber sli5
ords of the District OF Columbia, ara AT
the request of the parties secured there
~; the undersiened trustees viii sell; at at
on Monday, the twelfth dav OF July. 194S.
at o'clock PM the fOlOwins rs fss described ns
trict of Columbia. being described as Lot
No Forty 90 in Joseph ss5tsS sub Tsn
Hundred Twenty-three 1023b, as per
plat recorded in the Once Of the surveyor survey
N1;
prior deed of trust OF approximnatellIy, ppln y,
be announced at time, of sale; the pur;;
chase price above said trust to be paid
Conveyancing; recordils,. revenue stamps
etc at purchasers cost. Terms to be
complied with within thirty days, other
wise deposit forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resold at the dis
cretion OF the trustees. Adjustments to
be made as Of date Of sale: HERMAN
MILLER and FRANK PARoNI Trustees.
JOSEPH LAPIANA. Jr.. attorney for
trustees. 1912 18th st. NV Washington,
D. c. 3yl,3,o'e'l0
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Two Ship Unions Cited
Under Taft Law on
Hiring Hall Demands
By the Asseeieted Press .

NEW YORK, July 1.-Two CIO
Maritime unions have been charged
with unfair labor practices under
the Taft-Hartley Act for threaten
ing to strike over demands for the
union hiring hall.
The complaints were filed yester-
day by the National Labor Rela-
tions Board against the National
Maritime Union and the American
Radio Association.
The move followed charges by
representatives of SIS East and Gulf
Coast shipping companies who con-
Evening star., 1948-07-01
v. STUART DAVIS; Attorney' A tor

Filled June 90. 1918. Harry N: Hull; GleTK, Il *,
Sits StatSs II t0f Davis, vi t ct al, Paintls: Us:
II dne u phkHfSH HENRY Y' WNHITEcRoFI. trustee.
81 soaaaiL4s0oRDER a. oRDER OF PUBLICAT1oN:L-1
n. object Of this suit is to ss. estabish sh
Of record. the title OF the pIaintianas' sDS Dg
adverse possession, in and TO Lots % aha tha
81 in square 9s3, now known tor tas
purposes of assessment and taSanon sitl i'm q >
lot $40 in Square 9s3 and nelae 11i g
proved by premises Nos. ll16 ana lthho ho
street Northeast. Upon motlon Oh 5ns
plaintiffs, 1t is by the Court thlS 3;oIq 3n1
day Of June, AID. 194S. ORDERED, t1sl
the defendants, The unknown heirs; oe-
visees and alienees Of: l.. Henry Whlte-
ueI Young, 4 Charles Young, 5; Elizabeta1 N
Young, g. Susanna Young, Rlcns,o
Young g. John Young, cause their appear.
snce TO be entered herein on or oeLore
the first rule day occurring one nonttf "
sfter the day of the first publication OF
this order. otherwise the case VIII pe pIo-
ceeded with as in the case OF delauiSi p1o
yided copy of this order be puonsneeo e.
once week for three successive @eeks aLa n.
the Washington Law Reporter ana haan LIZ
Evening Star, good cause having a.l neen
shown why longer publication Is nnnsceS- nIIctY
sary. IS T. ALAN GoLDSBoEo4TSssa7: Tss7: =:
HARRY NJ HULL, Clerk. By ELLA
MCDONALD, Deputy Clerk.
ia.DA iv1
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tended the unions demands for re.
tention Of the hiring hall constitute
an unfair labor practice.
The operators claim the hiring
hall, by which the unions pick
workers to I'LL jobs, constitutes a
closed shop system, illegal under the
Taft Hartley Act.
Hearings on the charges were set
to begin July IL.
A scheduled strike June Is by
10000 members of maritime unions
on the east and gulf coasts has been
blocked by an 80-day injunction
obtained by the Government.
Crux of the dispute is the union
hiring hall.
Ship operators and the NMU met
yesterday with q Federal mediator
who said some progress was made
on several minor issues"
Evening star., 1948-07-01
z Sisters Die When Trapped
On TrestIe by Freight Trains
By the Associated Press

BOSTON, July 1.-Two sisters
were killed and a third injured Sc
riously when two freight trains
moving in opposite directions
trapped four youngsters on trestle
over Neponset River last night.
The dead were identified as Vir-
ginia Lyons, IL, and her sister, Pa
tricia, IA, of Boston.
The third sister, Joan, II, was in
Evening star., 1948-07-01
ALLEN MONROE JONES, Attorney,
NJ RIHR
ZEPH p. MOORE. Attorney
nos n 0t.aet ~ W.

pIsTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia; q;
GahriefJe T., Pelham, Deceased.-No.
SaSss, SaSss Administration Docket 147.-Ap-
plication having been made herein orl 1oT proff Of
said deceased and for letters Of admin.
1tTation eta on said estate by by RoeePf dsT Of
;Inre AD Ia4s that Sarah P. Speaks;
rGe' and ali Tot others CONCERNED. appear in said
court on Mondag; the md day OF "A augusy sboT
AID 194s, at 1000 o'clock nj 70 net St'gm be
sranted. rant Let notice hereof be published .1r, in
the Law RsporteTt or nt tbree and ane sun
rsssiye weeks before the return day herein
nssntio Mentioned the irst publication t9 be not
less than thirty days before sag 61 TT1ngTThh TTnTh
= gay LAWS, i'efff chief Justice Of said Court this
s2nd day yuPoboRE e 5oPS 6oGsWEi 3 Ell
- wills for the District of Columbia
Siert Of the Probate Court: je24 .1yl 8
Evening star., 1948-07-01

serious condition at City Hospital.
Clifford Briggs, 18. also Of Boston,
who was walking with them on the
30-yard- long New Haven Railroad
trestle, was not seriously hurt.
Young Briggs said he and Joan
Evening star., 1948-07-01
LEGAL NOTICES.
EUGENE H. McLACHLEN, Attorney,

DIsTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
oans satss prob,. for the pstfs Of Gogmss bs
ministration is to Give Notice: That
the subscriber of the State, of Maryland
has obtained from the Probate Court OF
the District Of Columbia. Letters Tes..
tamentart on the estate Of Margaret
deceased; lA' All Il pc persons hsyins claims
exhibit the same, with the vouchers there
of. legally authenticated. to the subscriber,
on or before the sth day Of June, A. D.
Gsd 1S4s otherwise they may by lay es,sfe be
June. 1913. j. VINCENT MAREAN. 70:
Chesapeake ave, Silver Spring. Md. tSeal)
Attest: THEODORE COGSWELL. Register
Clerk Of Of the he Probate Court. jea4 iyI s
ALLEN MONROE JONES. Attorney.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
states for the District of Columbia
Holding Probate Court.-.No. 71,o60. Ad.
ministr ation.-This is to Give Notice: That
the subscriber, Of the District OF Colum
Of the District Of Columbia. Letters Ies- les
tamentary on the estate OF ROBERT e. FER
kins, late Of the District of Columbia,
deceased All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same with VOUCHERS snbse Tiser
on or before the 18th day Of June, A. D.
1940, otherwise they may by law be ex-
cluded from all benefit of said estate;
Given under my hand this lsth Gay oi
June. 1a4s, ALBERT a JONES, Jones. Na1iGnosl THFol
DoRE COGSWELL. Register Of wills M for
the District of Columbia. CLERK OF the
Probate Court. 1eZ4.ly! %
Evening star., 1948-07-01
SOL ROTHBARD. AttoIley.
JIO2 National Press Building. ~
Filed June %, 1a4S. Harry M. Hull

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE TH1E
United states for the District RisG,, Of !, GO Co
lunbia a-THEoDosH1AA 4 HEsTER, plsin- IN
Wcivil w: Action No. eO46-4Ss.-The object
Of suit is to obtain aesGlqe 3o diTPuGe sn
1Wo vesrs on motion of the plaintiff, IT
,sG IS this Gsas s3rd day Of June. 1915 eTdeEsd
that the defendant. WILLIAM NIB L aESrsK SaIsin
on or before the fortieth day, exclusive OF
after the day of the first publication tiI ba oa
nrneeeded with as in case of default
P,ovided copy Of this order be pup
1rsnse nsste IN The WASHINGTON Law Reporter,
Sedks spd The Evening Star before said day day
Sssal Attest; 80 T.pkT T kHAS N G9IHfI- 2HfI
SIerk By CLARA F. CONNELL, Assistant
Sere ie24 jyl s.