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Evening star., 1948-03-17

DISNEY, GEORGE p. On Monday, March
GEORGE P. DISNEY, beloved husband Of
the late Ida E. Disney (nee Beasley)
Friends may. may call at the above rssidence'
March 49, at 2 pm Interment Friend
ship Cemetery, Anne Arundel County, Md
Evening star., 1948-04-27
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WoP, to;oo-tharIss Lsughion in South
Riding" Z radio adaptation Of the Widfrsd
Hobby novel.
WRc, i0:00-Jimmy Duranis and Marion
Hutton call on Bob Hope.
W0P, tt:20EIhs Derby Trial, last hnsup
Tor the field Of Kentucky Derby sIgbIss, 70.
ported from Churchill Downs.
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IElEYlSlnh SIAIinAS

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Weather Man, 6:35. Film Featurettes
$40 Newsreel Theater, $50. Bill Her
son: Z. Film Featurette. 7:30. Wrestling
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WTTG (Channel 5)-Test Pattern, 1 40
Small Fry Club, 5, Russ Hodges, S 80
Walter Compton, 5:45. Film Shorts, 8
The Weather Brief 6:15. Concert Hall
Shorts. 8. Dugout Chatter, $40. Base
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l0:45.
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Evening star., 1948-04-27

WAl. s:30-Bssthovsn's "hisss solsmnis"
marks The final broadcast this season Of the
Boston Symphony Orchestra. The Harvard 6lss
Club and tho Radcliffe Choral Society comprise
tho chorus.
VOL, 9:30-A debate on the Tan.ElIsndsr.
WAGNER sd.
Evening star., 1948-04-27
ON the AR TONIGHT.

WNAL, S:30-"WiII tho Third Party Bring
Us Peace and Prosperity" Speakers include
Dorothy Thompson, Publisher Dwight haeDon.
sId. Senator Glen Taylor. James Stewart Martin.
M0P. 9:00-cIifton Webb makes an sp-
pesrancs on we The PEOPLE"
Evening star., 1948-06-25
WILLIAM II. AeGRATHs
Attorney fer Plaintiffs,
S0OI Central Avenue,

CspItsl Heights, MARYLAND. Hillside 45s3.
IN n The DisTRfcT COURT OF THE
b,.meaARIss olssa ifis Il. f. HHMEs. III Ct a. Plain
tini vs.. FRANCES JACOT, ct al. Defend.
ants.-civil Action No. 336,47;-ORDER
OF Observation-Disclosures pefendantsE
The object Of this suit is to obtain service
Of process upon the unknown nelrS ana
devisees of John Humes, deceased, ana iol
the partition Of Lot lit in the Maurlce
Cafrftz subdivision OF original lots num-
bered and Is in Square lO4l, rs per tiat
recorded among the land records OF tne
District of Columbia. in Liber 70; ~ Iono
SO, improved by premises 341 kentucky
Avenue, Southeast. WASHINGTON. DietIlct
of Columbia. On motion Of the plalntins
ii IL this 21st day of April. 1s4s, Ordereo
that the defendants. the unknown neiis
and devisees Of John Humes, deceased, II
living, or II they be dead. then their neifs-
at-law, next of kin. devisees. ahenees or
successors in interest. II any, and AZ otnSl
persons Who may have an interest IN
said estate, cause their appearance 70 &c
entered herein on or before the nrst RUE
day occurring three cd months after the
date Of the publication Of this Oroei;
OtherWise, this cause VIII Do proceeoeo
WITH Is IN ease Of default provided copy
Of this order be published twice month
for three Cd months in the Wash1ngton
Law Reporter, and The Evening Star BY
THE COURT: go JENNINGS BAuEY.
Justice (Seal) A True Copy. Test Harry
Dsoaty Cxk. aSfz3.8o.nyi%.3s.3u1 -.
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IT had not the, smallest ooncep-
tion," said Charles Darwin after
observing, AZ . young father and
scientist, his son "Doddy." there
was 10 much in . five-month-old
baby"
In his latest book, Studies In
Child Development" Arnold Gesell,
M. D., director Of the Yale Clinic
of Child Development, continues to
tell, as he has in 23 previous books,
how much there is to baby from
prenatal days on and how much
this information means to society.
Among Dr.. Gesell's best known
works are Infant and Child in the
Culture Of Today" and "The Child
from Five to Ten," read by countless
parents interested In intelligent child
raising.
Some Of the chapters in "studies
in Child Development" were first
presented ~ addresses by DR.. Gesell
to various associations Of interested
professional persons. The physician
most certainly does not express him
self in two syllable words, and often
at least q nodding acquaintance
with the language Of psychology
or an easily accessible dictionary-is
imperative. DR.. Gesell's style Is not
= dull one, however. His colorful
Evening star., 1948-06-25
R27o4

This beautiful panel for you to
embroider is particularly appropriate
this time Of year. The simple stitches
and lovely colorings make for pleas
ant needlework hours, while the
beauty Of the finished panel will give
inspiration to all.
Pattern envelope No. R2704 con-
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by 1914 inches, applique pattern for
heart, color chart material require
ments and stitch illustrations.
To obtain this pattern, send is
cents in coins, giving pattern num-
ber, your name. address and zone
number to Peggy Roberts, The
Washington Star, P. o. Box 100,
Station G. New York 10, N. Y.
Evening star., 1948-06-25
LEGAL NOTICES.
CHARLES W. ARTH. WHITFORD W.
QHERTON, AtteEneys, Albee Building.

CHARLES W. AkTH, WHITE OMU W.
United States for the District Of Co.
Estate Of JESSIE R. Barker. Deceased;
PUBIICATIoN.-Lette Of administration
and credits Of Jessie R. Barker late Of
ing ing been sranted herein unto dlady. N;
stewart on the 2sth day Of April; le41
and no distribution OF the residue OF OF
any any GU Of the % persons entitled thereto as
next of kin Of said decedent: and 1T hay
Ing been made known to the Court BY
Ma NAY 0fe''Ga fo fa4s g. a ior the .ppointmsnt q
are the next Of kin Of said Jessie R:
Barker tna dentey ~ To- dstermne
entitled to participate in said residue of
the estate and likewise TO saeh
next Of kin is definitely ascertained; and
having been orasssd ny 'nts That the
had had thereon thereon shall i Be deemed plenaTy
proceeding within the cnd. meaning nj Of ate 1ale
Edition.; and there. having been issued
pursuant to said order the usual process
Of the Court commanding al the parties
in the District Court OF the United States
P1 obate Court and answer the exigencies
of the said petition. which said process
has been duly returned Not 70 Pc Pc
afndayit fied herein that they are or
probably are non residents Of the District
June ST e0qgsa s4s ) j aes *shh ssz
Bailey chsnsy Exeeusrixd Of the p.Tsansi Es5nse
Representatives Of the Estate Of Thomas
r. Hazen, deceased; Joseph Strong Rayl
II living and his unknown issue II dead:
Anne Rayl. II living. and her unknown
issue II dead; the Unknown heirs at law
deceased; and All Other Persons con-
cerned having or claiming to have any
right title, interest. or claim in or TO
said residue Of the estate be and tney
are t. p n
1913 to answer under oath the said
petition and to show cause II any they
have why they severally have any interest
in said residue Of the estate or why they
:s.s.a :s.1e. in e, ssia residue q II. sst.ts As
well as why the PRAYERS Of said petition
snould not be granted and a Master ap-
pointed as therein prayed: provided, now.
ever. and II is further ORDERED, That hat
% TIL: Law 9rass RI snd Th.
general gene circuiation published in the Dis
| trict Of Columbia. twice month for
three consecutive months before the re.
said publications to be mot less than 90
days before the said return day. EDWARD
M. cURRAN. Justice. (seal.l A true copy:
Attest: MELVIN J. MARQUIS. Deputy
Rssr e.rf # w' Se tSe fss PIoso: tTss cour e.
fe11 tx 2H jy0. % Ru13,2T
Evening star., 1948-06-25
Books About Children

the almost mystical repetitions OF
the stages Of learning Of mankind
seen in the banging and building
and growth Of children. (Harper 81
Bros, publishers, ~.
A fourth edition Of THE Baby's
First Two Years." by Richard M.
Smith, M. D., . book which has been
read by mothers for SO years, Is now
available. Much new material and
many new illustrations have been
added to the standard manual. In
cluded is information on the layette
formulae, recipes, detailed instruc-
tions for bathing the baby, descrip-
tive lists Of proper clothes, furniture
and kitchen equipment, data or
habits and training and on recog.
nizing common diseases and treat.
ing . sick baby. Included also IL
section on how to travel with . baby
and advice to the mother on how to
care for herself.
DR.. Smith seems to have antici-
pated every possible question q
mother could ask, and answered 1t
with staggering attention to con-
crete information, simply written
Here Ii data, detail by detail. step
by step, offered as q guide to happy
child raising. CHoughton, Mimin
Co.. publisher. 32.75). B. E. M.
Evening star., 1948-06-25

she puts 1t, II could hold . nee
die" She has been designing hats
in Bethesda for the past two years.
Prior to that she worked In New
York at Milgrim's, Henri Ben
del's and at Bonwit Teller. At
that time she was primarily In
terested in dress design with mil
linery being just q sideline. Later
on millinery took first place be-
cause, she claims, she could see
her finished product more quickly.
She feels that q hat is q defi-
mite accessory to . costume. A
hat no longer is just 3 headcov-
ering to keep you from catching
cold. True individuality and orig
inality may be found in q hat
designed for you. 1t Is a little hard
to get this in q dress purchased
from a mass-produced market.
Flies thinks that the career girl
should have one real party hat.
She should choose it in color
that will harmonic with her
wardrobe. A classic fashion note
she wishes more career women
would think about, is the stitched
fabric hat that matches the suit.
You achieve a complete" fashion
look this way. You also get
away from having too many
spots of color in your costume.
With this fashion trick you are
are given lot more leeway in
shifting and employing more ac-
cessories at different times.
Brides are special" with Flies
Muse. She likes their enthusiasm.
But she thinks that brides should
exercise more caution in the
selection of their bridal wells.
Don't they realize that the first
veil they try on always makes
them feel more beautiful" They
should have their dress with them
before trying on wells. Their wells
should be rs nattering rs their
prettiest hats. With this in mind
. bride will be able to look back
on her bridal photographs with
Joy, not astonishment and wonder
that she ever stuck something
like that on her head"
Flies feels that the times you
wear q hat are the times you
wish to be prettiest. Therefore
you should choose your hat
wisely. At q recent luncheon
for Sally Victor, leading New
York milliner, it was one OF Flies
hats that was chosen the prettiest
hat in the room by q panel OF
local drama critics. E. 5.
Evening star., 1948-06-25

expression indicates he is as ut home
with nouns and verbs as he is In
his clinic.
The book Is compounded Of the
philosophy and methods Of approach
in studies OF child development,
explicit data and illustrations on
the techniques by which these
studies are made, and comments on
the field Of developmental pediatrics
and the guidance Of the preschool
child. In chapter devoted to
"cinemanalysis" Dr.. Gesell COM
ments on its great worth as .
behavior research technique. He
also calls tho readers attention to
the technique Of one-way vision
whereby the child. unaware OF
observation, Is studied. Parents, the
doctor claims, begin 10 80 their
children's problems IN . new light
when their offspring are studied in
this way. I'VE have talked less to
parents" he remarks. since one
way screens were installed.
This book Il not . practical guide
to child raising. Rather 1t Is inter-
esting for its overall picture Of the
study Of child development. Those
who flnd children interesting per sc
should enjoy its information on the
laws Of growth, genius, twins and
Evening star., 1948-06-25
DRESS MAKING?
(Fr0n, Mrs. C.. H., Springfeld.)

tEfo"t N'o ~ ~, oP PFtSJtotup
Your Readers Clearing House Sec
ton Is wonderful! 1t is like a con-
tinuous encyclopedia as I have
learned so much from 1t day by day
Only it is more interesting because
I know that there are real people
behind the questions and answers.
People like me.
Since you have helped so many
women, maybe you or your readers
could help me. Is there a school
around Washington that teaches
one to cut her own patterns and
then design and cut the dresses?
Every sewing school I inquired at
only teaches fundamental sewing,
which most of us already know.
Or else they insist that you go first
through a set schedule Of making
unimportant garments like skirt,
a pair of pajamaS, an apron, ETC.,
before you can go to dresses and
even then direction deals with COM
mercial patterns which do not fit my
funny figure. I am not perfect
"A or is and none of my friends are,
either. Another thing, the schools
say I must learn to sketch! Why
should I learn to sketch Il can't
even draw a straight line) If all I
want to do is copy beautiful dress
saw in an advertisement?
Evening star., 1948-06-25
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TfRNON Z. WEST, Attorney,
niaAeiAf nuilAin3

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District. Of Co
FRIcT 1 OF cotuMBIA. : municipal cor
poration, District Building, Plaintin vs..
ETHEL o. AGEE. Administering of the
Estate Of STEPHEN g. DUFF, Deceased.
90 Paul B. Elcan, ESQ, Attorney for Ad-
ministratrix, Columbian Building, De-
Observation-Disclosures No. 67,960.--
ORDER-Applicatio having been made
herein by the Commissioners Of the Dis
trict of Columbia for . finding that
Stephen @. Dun died intestate without
next of kin within the degree OF rela-
tionship recognized by the laws OF dis
tribution and for . decree that said deced-
ent's property escheat to the District OF
Columbia under d. c. Code Q940), Title
Is. Section III (31 Stat. 125D, as
amended by the Act Of June 26. 1884 t4s
stat. 1880, it is ordered this 4th day OF
May, 1948, that the unknown next OF
kin, II any, Of Stephen G. Dun, deceased,
and all others concerned appear in said
Court on Monday, the 2nd day of August.
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 In SThe
Evening Star" twice . month TOR the
ih:ee months, May, June and July. 194s,
requiring said parties to appear on OF
before said date which is the first rule
day occurring after the expiration of such
prescribed period r. B. KEECH, Justice.
(seal) Attest: FRANK J. BURKART. Dep
uty Register of Wills for the District OF
Columbia, Clerk of the Probats Court.
vi fy,1 fv0
Evening star., 1948-06-25
THEATRICAL GAUZE.
HAIR WASHING.
(Fror. Mrs. L. d. MGR,
Wnshin0f0n.
WdShinqton.j


For L. G. In regard to theatrical
gauze curtains. I used mine for 8
years washing them in this manner.
Soak them in cold water first to re-
move the "blackness' that seems to
settle on everything in Washington.
Wash them in mild soap flakes and
warm water and rinse, squeezing
rather than rubbing or wringing
Roll in bath towel and press out
excess water. Leave in towel and
iron the next day, or hang them up
till nearly dry and iron. The edges
do not stretch. You do not need .
curtain stretcher. As theatrical gauze
is loosely woven I would not risk
damaging 1t in a washing machine.
MY curtains kept their crispness for
4 or years. After that added
starch. And now, where, oh where,
did you flnd theatrical gauze?
For those of you who have din
Guilty in washing the heads Of your
youngsters. 1 have somewhat cor
rected my wrong start in this way.
I use q soapy washcloth to wash the
scalp while my 3-year-old is in the
tub, being careful that it doesn't
drip in his face. After . good rub
bing I remove as much Of the soap
as possible with a washcloth. Then
he stands, clasps me about the
knees, holds his head back with his
chin against me, and with lukewarm
water from the shower hose and
reciting poetry to him all the while,
] do q thorough Job Of rinsinS.
Evening star., 1948-06-25

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stood and agreed that all such
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Only bona tde ansDers to
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Evening star., 1948-06-25
By Barbara Bell

This pretty yoked dress is certain
10 please the woman who likes SIM
pie dattering styles. The front but
toning ends just below the waist,
the shaped neckline frames the face
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Barbara Bell pattern No. 1911 is
designed for sizes 80, "a, 36, SO, 40,
~. A and 46. Size "a requires As
Ards of 39-inch fabric.
For this pattern, send Is cents in
coins, your name, address, pattern
number and size wanted to Barbara
Bell, The Washington Star, P. o. Box
%, Station G, New York 10, N. Y.
Tho spring and summer Fashion
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Evening star., 1948-06-25
ROBERT p. LYNCH,

ROBERT Z. LYNCH,
821 18th Street NV, Washington 3, ID. C.
NOTICE OF Partnership, No. 157.-
Notice is hereby given that under GER
I94s, in the once Of the Clerk Of the
United States District Court for the District
of Columbia, the undersigned have formed
RosERT G. J1NEs & COMPANY seS for tn:
purposes Of transactine : general broksrass anIs
IN eommoditiss, ssocks, bends and Other ,.
trict Of Columbia, and elsewhere. having
this notice was flsd to july 81. 1913, and
Charles Carroll Morgan ~ Quincy Street,
Chevy Chase, Maryland. as . special or
limited partner, has contributed Twenty.
capital Of said partnership. The business
The undersignsd General partners only:
limited partner. shall not be liable 70,
or subject to any loss or liability beyond
the amount Of his Aforesaid contribution.
ROBERT Z. LYNCH, Atty. for Robert G.
HARRY NJ HULL CLERK. By R. 8. Way
js53, ,2b,sS.3o ,jyS,
Evening star., 1948-06-25
GEO. Z. SULLIVAN. Attorney,
d2n Was him TIM RuildinR

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding Probate court.-No. 7o566, Ad-
ministration.-This Is to Give Notice:
That the subscribers, Of the District OF
Court OF the District OF Columbia. Letters
Testamentary on the estate Of George H.
Peters, late Of the District OF Columbia,
against the deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, to the
May, AID. 1919; otherwise they may by
law be excluded from all benefit Of said
estate. Given under our hands this 9TH
AND TRUST COMPANY, BY JAMES z.
CONNOR, Asst Trust omcer, EMMA T.
STRIDER, 1880 Rhode Island Ave, NV.
(Seal0 Attest: MELVIN J. MARQUIS Dep.
uty Register of Wills for the District Of
Columbia, Clerk OF the Probate Court.