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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS

letters of adnstniesratian having tiai
dav been issued nv the rhaneer-'
ro''~t ~ Tacbsan County. M'e9iSsinpi
70 the undersigned unon the Estate ~
T. T.. Stister. dereasad. ne4ice is here
nv given tn au nerznns firms or Gov.
ro-asiens hnIdiue claims aeainet sat-
estate IN nresent the same IN thr
CLERK ~ the rhancerv Co,trt of Iset
son County. Nississippi. for nrobafH
regist-atinn ard ALLOWANCE within ss--
fel Ynorfhs from this date or saiS
eIaI--4s uHII he forever haired
Tt-se R.h dsv af necernbe- taaa
MRS. MARY WI ES STIGLER.
It 1910. IT. "a. 81
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE
NO. lOele

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
To Gussie Mae Robinson
Whose address including post office
and street number Is unknown
You are summoned to appear before
the Chancery Court of the County o,
Jackson In said State, on the Fourth
Monday of February, A. D.. 1919, t.
defend suit No. l06l6 In said Court OF
Norman J. Robinson.
Wherein you are a defendant, anC
wherein Complainant seeks Decree o.
Divorce as fully set out In bill on file
This 2gth day of November, A. d.
l948
NJ c. EVERETT
Clerk, Chancery Court,
jackson County. Mississippi
Bv E. M. GALLOWAY, D. C.
rs EA IL n f2-3 10 =
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The amount of life insurance
owned in this country at the end
If lg47 totaled $l88 billions.
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GAME AND FISH COMMISSION
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
JACKSON

bcCciffUtf 4, 1876
PUBLIC NOTICE avs
BE 1T ORDERED by the State Game
and Fish Commission that the follow
ing described property in Jackson
County be closed to all hunting and
trapping for a period of five years
from this date by authority given un-
der CHAPTER 1913, Laws of 1882. and all
Amendatory Acts thereto:
DESCRIPTION:
Gulf Hills Residential Estates In
Section 10. l8. 10 and "a In IT'S. ROW.
lying between the Old Spanish Trail
Highway and the waters of Old Fort
and Porteau Bayous.
certify this to be a true and cor
rect copy of an order passed by the
State Game and Fish Commission In
Session in Jackson. Mississippi on
16. 1919. and entered n
Minute Book No. Five
Witness my hand this the LIST day OF
December. 194B
r. M. FREEMAN,
Director of Conservation.
IS A II II I2-l0
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WANT TO BUY. SELL OR
TRADE SOMETHING'S
READ AND USE THESE ADS
BUSINESS SERVICES

BEDS, RADIO CABINETS Stoves and
clocks made new. IS years in bust
ness. Carlisle Fix-It Shop. Macarthur
St, phone 528-XM st p 1878
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NoN-REsIpENr NOTICE
NO. 1Oeol

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
To George Louis Monier.
Whose place of residence. post Of
flee address street and house numbe.
is unknown.
You are summoned to appear before
the Chancery Court of the County OF
Jackson in said State. on the Second
Monday of December. A. D.. 1913, to
defend suit No. i0e01 in said Court of
Mrs. Doris Marie Gonzales Monier
Wherein YOU are a defendant. and
wherein Complainant seeks Decree of
Divorce and custody of minor child
as fully set out in bill on file.
This l7dav OF November. A. D.. l948
NJ G.. EVERETT,
Clerk. Chancery Court.
Jackson County. Mississippi
Rv e. M, GALLOWAY, d. c.
Is A u St ii-i9. 26. 1872
NOTICE-The Building Committee viii
receive bids for the completion of the
Wade Baptist church as per plan
and specifications at the Residence ~
r. c. Faggard at Wade. Miss. up te
22nd dav of December. 19aa at which
time all bids will be considered.
70 IL D i2-If
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LEGAL NOTICES
EXECUTORS NOTICE TO
FnFnfTnaG


EXECUTORS NOTICE TO
CREDITORS
IN THE MATTER OF THE LAST
WILL AND TESTAMENT OF MRS
GERTRUDE BRAGG LEWIS DE-
CEASED NO. i0609.
Letters of Executorship having been
issued to the undersigned this day
by the Chancery Court of Jackson
County. Mississippi. upon the Last VIII
and Testament of Mrs. Gertrude BRACE
Lewis. Deceased. notice is hereby CIV
en- TO all persons. firms or CORPORA
tions having claims against said Es-
tate to present the same TO the Clerk
from this date. for probate. registra-
ton and allowance or said claims will
be forever barred.
This 22nd dav of November. 1913.
w. p. HERRING
II. p HEIDELBERG
Executors.
At 1925. 1913. 10. II
BOARD of Supervisors of Jackson Coun-
tv will receive sealed bids. for the fur
nishing to the County for the use of
the Highway Patrol two automobiles.
until eleven O'Clock a. m. on Tuesday.
January 4th. 1919.
said AUTOMOBILES must be of the
following specifications.
Sedan Coupe, with piston dispiace-
nnent rated HIP SAE 80 Developed
HIP i03. Eouinped with 650x16. 4 Div
tires. Oil Bath Air Cleaner Delux
Steering Wheel. Economy Rear Axie
and must be undercoated with 3M Un-
dercoatinR Material.
The Board Reserves the right to re-
iect anv and all bids.
~. c. EVERETT
Chancerv Clerk
rs EALl Il 1910 IT. "a. 81
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NOTICE ~ rTTrNC Nr r-NMTu ~
FOR rv-v rruNevronv vNR THE
CITY o~ pAscACoULA.
MrsSTssfppI
The Mavor ard Cnilrcii NJ the ri..
If pascaSo"ia Jackson County. MI
-ise'nni. wiiI nj the regular meetir~
~ the said Council 10 10 bold ~ a-nf
o'cinck n m. on the Ath dav of lar
..srv. lq4a. recetve and omen seaieS
side from the Banks doine husinass i-
-'tv of Pascaeouls. for the priviiao~
# kesninu funds nf said Citv ef pae
~agouia. fo~ tho period ending Decere
Ser 81 foEn. all as nrovijed bv See
Stone aiTn-afTs both sarlusive. of the
'Fi~~issin>i Code nj iad2
The bids or Dronosals sithnifseS
hall das'sna'e tre kind If seeF'-isv
ae s''.ho-ized nv la,v which the Ps.r
~ Panke nropoee ~ give as seciIris.'
Cor tho Citv'e ftinds. which eee't~itie'
are deecrihad ~ Sections ot7i -of7e
'>e'N Inclusive. of the Mississippi Cod
~ 1a4s
The Board resarve@ the right to re
iec4 anv and All hids
pv a-dar ~ ti,a Navn~ ard cornei'
~ the Civ of Pssraeoula. Mississinr'
.his the 7th dav ~ Dare-.sa- fo4a
v. p. DeTEAN Clerk
SEA ~ i1-t0. IT 2A. =
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CLASSIFIED AID IS A
PROFITABLE INVESTMENT
FOR PROPERTY OWNERS
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
22b BUILDERS SUPPLIES 22b 2s

HARDWOOD FLoORING-Mad of
kiln dried beech and ash. Lawn chairs.
plywood boats, oars. paddles. Pasca-
goula Decoy Company. 83l N. Pasca-
goula ST. 22b IF be 5-28
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MISCELLANEOUS
22 FOR SALE OR TRADE ~
Give Pecans For Christmas
Extra Large Paper Shell
WranY,ad In Yrnas psrLaoas

Give Pecans For Christmas
Extra Large Paper Shell
Wrapped In Xmas Packages
We have some Extra fine large
paper Shell Pecans in Glacine
bags, wrapped in Christmas
Paper-Then Wrapped in Tis-
sue Paper with Christmas
Seals; with Card Attached 3
Lbs. for $100, cheaper in bulk.
Yes we will wrap them for
mailing and furnish Address
Cards and all for 10c extra.
While you are here take a look
at these:
115 HIP. Briggs Stratton motor
and Water pump; used 30 hours,
cost $106.50, will take $65.00 or
$500 in trade. 205 feet Short
lengths, matched flooring, No.
/ and better.
We Buy. Sell. Trade Anything
From A Baby Buggy to A
Battleship.
GULF COAST
TRADING POST
2l9 Delmas Ave. Phone ll32
Pascagoula. Miss.
THANK YOU
% 1t p 1913
LUMBER
ROUGH AND DRESSED
Buy Direct From Mill
At Low Cash Prices
DROP SIDING
CENTER MATCH
S4S
HEART. SILLS. ETC.
TANNER LUMBER
& SUPPLY CO.
Bus. Pin. 1861
Hes. Phi. lla7-J
446 Lake Avenue
Psscasoula. Mississippi
For Her Christmus
Sewing light ......a..............$2 SASS
Bnttonhole Attachment S9.s5
Motor with knee or
foot control .................. $3.50
Or Have Her Old Drophead
Machine Converted Into An
Electric portable ......... S29.95
Electric Console .............. $59.9S
Electric Desk Type ....." S79.95
Fl I N M A N S
926 So. Market Street
Phone 1871
% 1t 1910
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pASCAGOULA MATTRESS
SHOP
EAST LINCOLN AVENUE
p. o. Box 1888 Phone l4SS
Eastlawn. Pascagouia. Miss.
Let Us Henovate Your Old
MATTRESSES
Make Them New Again. We Can
Make You = Beautiful Inner
apytnQ from Your Old Cotton
Maitress-
We do upholstery work also
We Can Give You One-DaY
Service
We Pick Up and Deliver
All Work Guaranteed
EuBAHKs AND CUMBERLAND
Thanks
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LYND's GUN sHoP-Guns repaired.
cleaned and refinished. 104 Robinson
St. Moss Point. II be so
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} OFFICE SUPPLIES "a,

STEINWAY PIANO-For sale, excel
lent condition, 500. 90. 827 Jackson Ave
22-d IL 1910
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CARDS OF THANKS


CARD OF THANKS INFORMATION
A minimum charge of s1.00 for SO
words. for each additional word after
2 cents per word
CARD OF THANKS
The family of Camille Campbell
wishes to thank each and everyone
who was so kind to us during the
sad hours of her death. Thanks to
those who donated their cars and to
those who sent flowers and cards of
sympathy. Special thanks to Father
Sheedy for being SO faithful and con-
soling.
Daughter. Sisters and Brothers.
Eieces and Nephews.
% 1t 1910
We wish to express our appreciation
to our friends for their many kind
nesses and expressions of sympathy
and flowers at the death of our sister
Mrs. Annie Tinslar. We are especially
grateful to the Rev. F S. Graef.
JOHN WAGNER,
CARL BESSLER.
MRS. ESTHER HOLLAND
NIECES and NEPHEWS.
20 1t 1910
Evening star., 1948-07-20
LEGAL NOTICES.
JOSEPH J. MALLoY, BUCKLEY 4
DANZANSKY, Attorneys for Caveators,
I40G G. ST NV

5osEPH J. MALLoY: BUCKLEY L..,.,
IN THE p1sHR1Gr daGs 6 ST coukr HMi OF THE
United States for the District Of Co
lumbia, Holding Probate Court.-1n Re:
Estate of NELLIE G. KING, Deceased
V6Na T6 NET FOR RATE E4E AsD no mR6
cation as to the trial Of the issues In this
case relating to the validity Of the paper
writing dated "11ISP47" purporting to
Be the last wiz and ties testament I. Of Nellie G
to Bradley Law Watkins, minor, and
to be found" it Is by the Court this 18th
day of, July, l94s. ORDERED. that SAID
eyeS day Of e oetoSer. Set sn 1s4s. and that thls
order and the substance OF said issues
be published once week for four sue
cessive weeks in the Washington Law Re-
peTe peFs5 IN and e Tse STAR G1 f
Of said issues being as follows: One:
Was paper writing, bearing date
III 1LsI47.," the last will and testament
Of Nellie c: King. deceased Two: was
decedent and attested in due form as
required by lawp Three: Was the said
paper writing obtained, or the execution
thereof, or the subscription thereto pro-
decedent by any person or persons3 -Four:
the. execution, thereof procured from the
said decedent By the undue influence.
alan OF
MELVIN sMsaAsa6Es fas Rssisssr Sns Of wills wills
for the District Of Columbia. Clerk Of the
prSbass I1SM.YoS G1stft We consent; rTsd &C:
torneys for Caveators.
jyl3,16, 90 q, 27,30
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New York Preview of Fall Fashions

Collars on coats are lavish affairs
in many cases. Big cuffs are
back and 50 is the cape and the
cape coat. Peariized and smoky
shades of grey, green, blue, and gold
bring to mind the period Of the COS
when black was the color for wild
owed matrons only. Deep brown
and black, however, are combined
in a number of suits and dresses. . i.
Dabs on the color palette Of fall
ass fashion have been inspired by
the colors OF Rembrandt and the
mpressionists. :. Lengths are from
IL to IL inches for daytime wear
varying in lengths for evening.
The ankle-length dress for evening
is an established fashion favorite
now. In honor Of New York's
Golden Anniversary many design
ers are spotlighting gold tones in
their collections. ;. More tomorrow
on the actual dress collections be-
ing seen this week at the New York
Dress Institutes 18th Press Week
Evening star., 1948-07-20

and scarfs. Another talking
point will be the fur-trimmed suit
and the suit with the belted jacket.
Jacket lengths are longer and slim
skirts with new details offer a bit
of change from just straight line.
Rich fabrics seen throughout
all collections. -.
A pronounced suggestion of SLIM
ness in the fashions to come. ,
Definitely influenced by the Empire
period. Waistlines coming up
for their share of fashion chatter
with either the princess or the
widely girdled belted ideas being
seen a great deal. :.
Simplicity to stage a comeback.
-. Fluffiness is out with a simple,
uncluttered line achieving the same
femininity. . In fact, the simple
dress more on the casual order will
probably be the seasons scene
stealer". Style distortion never
has been good fashion and this
year more than ever distortion will
be "outlaWed".
A wide number Of silhouettes
Evening star., 1948-07-20
CARL C. sMucK, Attorney.

1910 UoO0 nope h010, S.E.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia.
ton 3. Karr, peceased.-No. 71315. Ad-
ministration Docket 15O.-Application
having been made herein for probate Of
undated memoranda of said deceased, and
for letters testamentary on said estate, By
this this 18th 18th day Of July, AID, 194s, at That
Hustled. Mrs. Marie s.; Smith, Mrs, Joan
Gorns, Mrs. Jessie c. Ready. Mrs. Marion
K. Phillips and the unknown heirs at law
and next Of kin Of Fulton B; Karr. de-
in said Court on Monday, the 3oth day
OF August, A-D; 194s, at 1000 o'cloek
should not pc sranted; Let notice hereof
porter" and The Evening Star" once In
return day herein mentioned. the nrst
publication to be mot less than thirty
Honorable BOLTTHA J. LAWS. Chief jus
tice of said Court, this 18th day OF July.
AID. 1915. (Seal) Attest: THEODORE
COGswHL, Register Of wills for the Dis
trtct ofArolumbta. Clerk Of the Probate
49,
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By A Aneelo Pafri

Junior is not robust child, but
his father is anxious that he be an
athlete, get on the team and win his
letter and much applause. OF
course, that is in the future because
Junior is only years old.
Father puts a generous portion of
meat and vegetables on Juniors
plate and says, in his Big Bear
voice, Now eat every bit of that. l
want to see clean plate"
Halfway through dinner, Junior
stops eating and his father shouts,
What did I tell you? Eat that.
You don't move from this table
until you do. Be man and clean
up your plate"
Junior lifts his fork and breaks
into tears. Mother is close to tears
herself. Father is raging. Hes
spoiled. Completely spoiled The
idea. Can't eat. Won't eats nearer
the truth. You eat that. You're
not going to move from this table
tonight until you clean that plate,
no matter how long it takes you"
Well, Junior did not clean his
plate. In fact, he returned the
dinner he had eaten
Fathers method does not do any
good. When a child is underweight,
have him examined and discover
why. If 1t is possible. Don't scold,
don't worry him at mealtime. Speak
gently and make dinner a pleasant
time.
Some children cannot take
enough food at one time. Give the
small eater small portions, less than
he is willing to take. Usually he
will accept another little portion,
and in that way is coaxed into eat
ing the better part of his meal with
out any words about it.
Let him eat lightly as he wishes
to, and then let him go. After two
hours or so, give him a light feed
ing-milk and a cookie, a little
sandwich and cup of cocoa-de-
pending on his tastes and the con-
venience of the household.
Make a height and weight chart,
and try to interest him in weekly
measurement. Eat as though you
enjoyed it. Make eating a matter
Of routine, Pt . special occasion.
Evening star., 1948-07-20
PROPOSALS,

SEALED PROPOSALS Gin duplicate) viii
be received at the once Of Space Use and
Leasing, D. c., ONCE of Real Estate Man
agement, Public Buildings Administration,
Federal Works Agency. Room 1905, Fed
eral works Agency Building. Washington
Saving time, August 10. 1e48, and then
opened publicly. to lease 70 the United
square feet Of warehouse andIor storage
spoce in the District of Columbia and its
adIassnt, area The Py6,,s Builsngs a.
serves the right to reject any. or all pro-
posals. and TO waive any tnformality In
waiver is in the interest Of the United
STATES. Proposals subject to the spectfica.
tiohs and general conditions outlined
therein are to be submitted on proposal
forms which may be obtained at the ad-
dress given above. JOHN L. EAGLE.
Deputy Commissioner for Real Estate Man.
agement. ju1s,20.22. 25, ,27, ,29. .au1 5.s.
OFFICE OF THE ARCHITECT Of the Capi-
tol. Washington, D. c., July 16. 1948-
sealed bids. IL triplicsts, subject 70 ths
xsnersi sissa IN Of ,bs TIE se sat
O'Clock pm. E.d.t., July ~. 194s. and
then publicly opened: for rebuilding tns
brickwork OF eight 571-h.p. Babcock y
Wilcox boilers at the Capitol Power Plant
Washinstol, 2; g. Bidding ,nformsnna ,n.snd,ns
bidders on application TO this once.
DAVID LYNN. architect Of the Capitol.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
JOHN P. LABOFISH. Attorney at Law.
Investment Building, and Frederick. De

John ?: LAB9EIsH. Attorney, at Law,
Joseph, Attorney az Law; Evans Building,
United states for the District Of colum. n !.
Estate s3dRs If JESSE jERSMs RHeSsif Ga
Order F1xfNa SEW BATE e. FoR SsoTs TRIAL
AND pRoV1DING FOR PUBLICATION
issues in this case relating to the validity
of paper writing alleged to have been
porns on to Or Be a3S e as Mars S M ss
Of Jesse jerome whittle. deceased, having
been returned nast as to the unknown heirs At
to be found" and the '1jT United States 'of Of
having had notice thereof. It is By The
oRpERED, That said issues fAs; be set down down
for. trial on the 18th day of October 194s,
and and lt that this order and said issues be
weeks in The Washington Law Reporter
and twice week for the same period in
Tn ows evening ssF a ssse ssa eToms 0eRs Wbs
now deceased; ever make and execute,
according to. law. q last will and tesla
Whittle. did make and execute, according
to law. a. last will, and testament, what
was the date Of said last will and tesla
Whittle; did make and execute, accord
sald Jesse jerome Whittle, at the time OF
the execution by him of said will, of
sound and disposing mind and capable
OF executing a valid deed or contract?
I; I; If the decedent Jesse jerome white.
last will and testament, has diligent
search been made therefor, without dis
covery # said original will? 5. If your
answers to Issues Nos. l, 3, and 4 are
Yes what were the provisions Of said
will? 6. II the decedent. Jesse jerome
Whittle, did make and execute, according
to law. last will and testament, and
said last will and testament bore the date
you have set. forth in answer to Issue No
= is 1t a fact that said last will and
testament was not destroyed by said
decedent. OF. with his knowledge or con-
sent? T.. II the decedent. Jesse Jerome
Whittle. did make and execute. according
to law. last will and testament. and
said last WI and testament bore the
date you have set forth in answer to
Issue No 2, did said last will and testa-
ment remain unrevoked at the time of
his death2' EDWARD NJ CURRAN Jus
ics. Service Acknowledged June IA, 194s.
HELENA D.. REED, Asst. U. S. Attorney
sery1ss ice hcknSTIsdEss oIgIS june Is, ls4s.
Counsel, tSealD A True Copy. Attest:
MELVIN J. MARQUES. Deputy Register of
Wills for the. District Of Columbia. Clerk
Of the Probate Court,
4e28. .tY2, g, O. ,16.20,2
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from which to choose Reed like
full, semi full, tiny-waisted fashions.
. The torso line rising high
under the arms with a smooth
concave diaphragm making the
torso larger. :.
Back fullness, dress fronts slim
with the back Of the skirt gathered
and draped. Collars that make
news range from small narrow
points to the newer shoulder to
shoulder width deep collar that is
deep as a yoke back and front. .
Buttoned tabs or stock ties help
snuggle a number of collars around
the throat. 80.
Fitted coats loom IS powerful
candidates against the full-backed
greatcoat fashion Of last year. zone
gets the idea after seeing some of
these new fashions that all some
designers have done is the anti
thesis Of what they did last year }
E. Many dresses button down the
front-the better to get into after
finishing touches have been put on
hair and makeup.
Evening star., 1948-07-20
GORMAN q GATLEY.


Filed May 81, 194s, Harry NJ. Hull Clerk.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
lumbia.NARcHiMEDEs L. a. PATTI. ct
al. Plaintiffs, VS.. JENNIE. WHITNEY, or
her unknown heirs or devisees, If she be
dead. Defendants.-ciyil Action No. .1716-
4s.-ORDER OF PCBLIcAT1oN.-Ihe OBJ
ject of this suit is tn perfect title in
plaintiffs; BY adverse goossessiop, e Lots cts
Of Columbia. Upon motion of The plain
itffs; it is bs the Court this 9Th day
fendant, JENNIE WHfTNEy. or her un-
known heirs or devisees II she be dead;
occurring after the expiration Of three
months from the day of the first publica-
tion hereof, otherwise the cause will be
proceeded with as in case of default;
lished twice month for three months
in the Washington Law Reporter and The
Evening Star Newspaper before said day.
81 T. ALAN GoLDsBoRoUGH, Justice
a cerf True ns SGR5 EDrH Tist n x AHbx II
Clerk. je1.15.jy6, 6,20,au3,17.
Evening star., 1948-07-20
By Eleni

NEW YORK, N. Y.-Last Fall
when the "new look" was born there
were a lot of fireworks. Fashions
baby" squalled, cried, put up a
fight, and now seems to have settled
down like most babies to a nice,
active existence with little bit of
noise now and then. She's going
to be a good girl now, from all
indica tions!
Here we 60 with few previews of
fashions come fall. :.
No bulky hiplines are in the pic
ture. Full skirts are still with
us, but they look lots different with
their new slim -hipped, elongated
torso lines. Deft handling of
fabric in many of the new fashions
makes the dresses appear to have
more fluid lines. Look for the
return to the natural figure line in
the great ajority Of the clothes.
Suitings with a lot of variety.
New tweeds promise lot of fashion
interest. TWeed-knit suits and
dresses will feature matching stoles
Evening star., 1948-07-20
LYON = LYON, Attornsyss, g.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of colqm6ia. e I'm, .,
Z. Hines. beceased.-No. 1890. Admins
tration Docket 15o.-Application having
will and testament Of said deceased, and
for letters testamentary on said estate. by
Mitchell Hines, It is ordered this 7th day
of July, AID. 194S. that Elizabeth Brown,
Joseph A. jackson and all others concern
ed. appear In said Court on Monday the e
/ 9th day Of August; AID. 194s, At 1000
o'clock AM. to show cause why suah
application should mot be granted; Les
notice hereof be published in h. the rvsash1 Wasa
star" once in each Of three successive
weeks week; before the return day herein men
toned, the first publication to be not less
Witness, the Honorable BoLITHA j. LAWS.
Chief Justice Of said Court. this 7th DAY
Of July; AD LAS Riitsr sssai9 - A-sssI: WsiIs
for the District Of Columbia, CLERK 9 of Il the
Probate Court. 'yAo'@o'~f