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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1948-05-21

Gov. Ford said that if he is nomin-
ated and elected, he will continue to
work for the industrial development
of Montana, for better educational
facilities for Montana's youth, for in
creased soil conservation and reclaim
alton of MOntana's arid lands, for
complete system of all-weather farm
to-market highways, and for improv-
ing our primary highway system"
Zone of my greatest ambitions as
Governor is to bring about the orderly
development of the Missouri and Col
umbia rivers so that an abundant
quantity of cheap electric power may
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1948-05-21
FOR WEAVER, BRYAN,
NOW FOR WALLACE
Dear SirS:

Dear SlrS.
have no intention of dropping my
subscription to THE PEOPLES
VOICE. Time seems to fly so fast
that I can hardly keep up.
We are really proud of the way you
are handling the Wallace campaign
II brings to mind my first vote for
James B. Weaver of Iowa. However
I think | did throw away a vote on
Cleveland in 1883 and 1892. I with
thousands of other farmers did not
have enough cash in the house to buy
a two-cent postage stamp.
The two old parties would discuss
nothing but the tariff. One wanted
it high while the other wanted it low.
We the people wanted something to
eat and wear. We were dressed in
rags so to He'll with the tariff To
make a long story short we pulled
enough votes to bring the Democratic
party to their senses.
In 1896 | drove miles in a bobsled
through two feet of snow and walked
a half mile further on to vote for the
great crusader William Jennings
BRYAN. Now at the age of eighty-one
I'm behind another great crusader,
Henry A. Wallace. With best wishes, |
GEORGE o. CLARK, Sun River
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1948-05-21
NOW, HAVE YOU HAD ENOUGH?
GOVERNOR sam C. FORD FILES FOR REELECTION

Pledging himself to continue to
work for Montana's development, for
honesty in government and fair treat
ment to all, Gov. Sam c. Ford Tuesday
filed his nominating petition for a
third term as chief executive with
Secretary of State Sam W Mitchell.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1948-05-21

Spoke Carroll Reece, COP Grand
Wizard, 10 days before the November
5, 1916 election:
"The Republican Party stands unal-
terably for the American enterprise sys-
tenn of free labor"
From the 1914 COP platform:
"The Republican Party is the histor-
ical champion of free labor. Now the
nation owes these workers a debt of
gratitude for their magnificent produc-
tive effort in support of the war"
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1948-05-21

Mental hospitals throughout the
country are overcrowded by 16.3% of
their capacity, the U. s. Public Health
Service reports.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1948-05-21

Also from 1914 platform:
"The Republican Party accepts the
purposes of the National Labor Relations
Act" (This act has been emasculated
by the Taft-Hartley Slave Labor law
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey in 1944-and
still titular head of the Republican
party:
''The hard-won rights of labor, which
are the cornerstone of economic free
dom, must be preserved and strength
ened."
Evening star., 1948-05-20
After Dark
Ban on Rio Gambling Casinos
Sent the Balalaika a Dancer
BY HARRY MACARTHUR

picture on the front of the maga-
zine and story inside. We do not
know what the story says about
Miss Dlinitriou. but We do know
that the Greeks do not have a word
for Cole Porter (whose songs Miss
Dimitriou apparently sings or Old
New Orleans (where she works.
Cole Porter and Old New Orleans
stood out in plain English. Sazerac
Room came out Zazerac Room, still
recognizable. The rest was Greek
to us.
X X
Rosalinde Courtright, who sings
Songs Just for You," is the next
entertainer scheduled for the May
flower Lounge, due to arrive next
Monday night. Mrs. Courtright
cher husband is fernando Court
right, manager of the Beverly Hills
HoteD is an ex-coloratura who cul-
tivated a lower range to become a
Evening star., 1948-05-20
Suggestion Association
To Heur Senator Ives

Senator Ives, Republican, of New
York will speak at an all-day
meeting of the National Association
of Suggestion Systems at 10 am. to-
morrow in the Commerce Depart
ment auditorium.
The association, founded in 1912
for the purpose of improving indus
trial relations through employe sug-
gestion programs, now has 500 men,
bers representing 325 companies.
Evening star., 1948-05-20
Hershey Tells Of Struggle
In RAISING Civilian Army

George Washington tried every
thing from liquor to land as an en-
ticement to enlistees and failed
miserably, Maj. Gen. Lewis B.
Hershey, director of the Office of
Selective Service Records, said yes
terday.
General Hershey, who addressed
the Elks luncheon club cited the
difficulties of raising citizen army
Evening star., 1948-05-20

recognition, emitting them to Fed
eral pay and equipment. The units
have more than 240,000 officers and
men, he added. making the Ma
tional Guard stronger by 1000 men
than its average strength before
World War II.
Evening star., 1948-05-20
71% Of National Guard
Units Now Organized

The National Guard has organ
lied II per cent of it's total allot-
ment of 5,865 Army and 514 Air
units, Maj. Gen. Kenneth F.
Cramer, chief of the National
Guard Bureau, said today.
Gen. Cramer said 4,159 Army and
372 Air units have gained Federal
Evening star., 1948-05-20

today. The speaker recalled that Of
$4,000, 900 young men between the
ages of 10 and 26, more than so
per cent already have served in
the armed forces. Another 800,-
900 are eligible for some sort Of
deferment, leaving 100000 to 1000
who conceivably could serve.
Evening star., 1948-05-20

|singer of popular numbers she calls
heart songs" She has sung them
in the movies as well as at such
places as the Maisonette at the st.
Regis in New York and the Empire
Room of Chicago's Palmer House,
Evening star., 1948-03-16
SALESMAN.

ADVERTISING sALEsMENLTve, capable
statesmen with cars for Virginia, Maryland,
a1snsnT sS IN Is s W. sp.a
eiiandisins services for retail food. drug.
htrdwars and
Gus but not essential. Potential business In
e Of $500. % Renewal business earning 81 800
In commissions during the next year viii
be assigned to man who Qualities. Drawing
ransed, if necessary. and satisfactory ref
erences are supplied. Apply by letter, CIV
ing age, past experience and phone num-
Der, MR.. L. W. RUSH, Ambassador Hotel.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-Marylan =
This is an exceptional opportunity Ior
y bs yp. oua ot ts soua S ike and
with q co-operative oftcs2 II 80. phons
PERRY HAY co. 81. 5000; ewes, ,9W.
SALESMAN. paint, to reDresen. eld-estsss- e,
ssts Sua to 9s5 % o'nsE are looEins
experienced paint man. Excellent oppor-
,ani:'- tion: strictly h Deonfidsntisi Box sss;L,
sifJ ssinIsG AND ROOFING sALEsMEN-Are
sUu xrsesa as' home modernization outnt in this
area. And. also have many salable items
10 offer to home owners, such as hot-water
heaters, oil and coal heating systems. in
suiation, bathroom and kit, moderniza ton,
storm windows etc. We pay the LARGEST
everything direct from the manufacturers
through our own building supply company.
Think this over. II you are a producer
and a better deal interests YOU. come. il.
Let's talk i over; LntsEyiegs z 70 ,4;3o 4;3o
i5l2-1514 Bennins I'd. ne. III
YOUNG MEN. to learn furniture selling.
to sell in store. While learning viii be
paid salary by concern: unusual opportu-
nifty for good earnings, when qualified to
sell Write full particulars. Boz 284-M,
SELL NATIONALLY KNOWN merchandise
for the home. highest commissions paid.
Cali GE 1910 before 10 am. -19
LIFE NsURANCE-salsry and commits
sion, during training period: II you are
seeking . csrser. hish seheol Rrsduate,
apply, JOHN HANCOCK LUy INSURANCE.
Co, 2o17 Ct. NV. 2nd door. III
Evening star., 1948-03-16
SPFciAL NoTlcEs tcen.. |,

las sss 81 aisss!s s. aTssl hsss:
March. 10. l948. and an unpaid eiainsi
nsss ts ,i,a SO tnsaa "a
Kxrsxr WATCH xErArRINa. s-d.1 osry.
HAEfT iih fGue 40 5SoosskfRiaftiMSa ssk M osssESorn,
aa s1perts nes 1Ss rssy Rses hoai dens ror ,sss' p
hnn. fhan q raIa9 mSntssss tssoa Hishs'e references
kept: part time; tax returns prepared
statemsnts. audits: reasonable. Or 2074
Expert appraisinS free. LIVINGSTON 4
CO. 1929 7 8; ~ EH $40
automatic: @ no cash needed: small monthly
payment; immediate Inhalation. THoMP-
@ Dental ssHG rkacTiGE With % fne reputatiol t s8fs
and long -esta ablished clientele: furniture
and. equipment; downtown location. WI
APARTMENT HOUSES and building own.
a new roof. Total renewal roof product
years. Box. 418-M. Star. -
ANY INFORMATION leading to the re-
sSysF, %.s Fl qss safe and sSss @
Ply CO, b0bs Lee hwy. Arlington, ya.
NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT Mrs
Emma Grain Haywood, Annandale Grill
Annandale and Columbia pike, Annandais
Va. intends to apply to the Va. Alcoholic
Beverage Control Board IT IT'S ofices in ths
Va. on the 25th day Of March, lS4s, .foi
license to sell wine and beer on sale aI
the above location. So.
Evening star., 1948-03-16

When dns,pertng ddDertise-
I 1pe5sts Gddressed I'd Sta oxes
/ do NOT fscloss 0fspinut ref
!. ere'lcss, photographs or other
papers Of personal vdlue. Ad-
vertisers Otter, fail to cau for
all replies addressed to a Star
Dor number and this mail is.
destroyed II remaining oper 10
days after final insertion OF
advertisement.
In order to protect its ad-
uertisers from, receiuing circu-
lar matter, it is expressly ur,-
derstood and agreed that all
such matter 1oill be trithheld
as tar as possible by The Star.
Only bona 1ide anstoers to ad-
DertiSements addressed to bor
numbers in care of The Star
1uill be deliUered to advertisers
on presentation OF the Dor
number ticket. (.
Evening star., 1948-03-16
HELP MEN and WOMEN.

COUPLE. white, experienced, to live anc
on hoass cheT Co. M
COUPLE: man al snd a wife; 14,, mus. b .xp:r;i
seef and apstaiTs UPS vosS; s%sil home, @ 5 )
fsSHs FouNTAM IN HeIpwelip.s spys Work At ou,
perm. employment, excellent opportunity
e e any SRga 1
Rl9smssns % 9f'fe' &c ad e s.; n's' Mon throush
HoUsEkEEPER or FARM COUPLE. white
woman, for Ehw, man ,sn,n for ~, ngh. ,farm1s; arm
R!sts Bath ca .n ho1ss
XVI RfSg snf or farns
q handling eempiets % iob alone a drsftins %
:5a :Sy s.s4y ssens MaYrs sxss CO.. sorzns III R Ss g.
Man MAN OR WOMAN to sell shoes; exp.r.
5sS Sssly AN AIM AfsE kSW1S sHof ssiS NJ, HiT
PART TIME JOB on soda fountain. trsn
K soda Apply iGunsan SHEvY sopessan sHAss
REAL ESTATE POSITIONS open for men
and women; unusual oppor.; fun or part
pres. income9 Are. you in retirement. with
time on your hands? Are you physically
unable to handle a full-time Job? Are
need q Job? You want to make some
money, good money; then call Mrs. Fur
mari for an interview appt:. RE $3.50
COLONIAL INVESTMENT co, s15,17
REsEARCHERs WANTED Apply YER:
STANDING ADVERTISING AGENCY. 1917
phone calls. Write ausiihcations and
TTHtPyHaooNS TELtEPHoNE SOLICITORS. work at home
asood comm, paid. See Mr.. Stanley, I'll
2 T TRsGIsTERED PHARMACISTS, one d.,
sse n nm gp33NRRMELs e RE asft fpt1assSgMacRY AZ m s6i 5i
Bolton. Fl
Evening star., 1948-03-16
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

co'MMIssIoNEas oF The .DIsTsIcT q
hsreSy given that Snder authority srased
Is. 1857, suthosizins the eiosins q ya. strests.
roads, highways and alleys in the District
of Columbia; and In accordance With Pub-
and the provisions Of Public Act. So. 235.
Is amended by Public Act No. 1855, 69th
suthorisinr chansss in NPh ehs Plan Of saS ths
Permanent System Of Hishways, the Com
missioners Of the District of Columbia
Room Of the District Building, 14th and
e Streets NV, Washington, D. c., on
Monday. April s, 1913. at 10 o'clock am.
as to any properly rights which may Be
affected, or as to the advisahility Of closing
the street and alley areas, and effecting
sssass' sssn d IL Rn q. IN n' tn.
u elosins Of ssnd street NV. south
erly line Of Montans Avenue and the
easterly line of Parcels 143/ /63 and 14s/64;
eosns :ousa sA & iassst'f sls.s NV North
Barry Place; and closing Of public alley
.s i sassVs sssi fs.Rf q sasls
sSattins Lots Us 5 and and saz lS'Ns in SQUARE ss
Lots sssint 1os q in gs1as. 'ss sss ''c
Closing. Of public alley abutting Lots ~,
4S and 70 to 81 In Square 5S0S: and
abutting Lots S01, S23, s24. $50. S31 and
8S8 to S92 in SQUARE 5807. (S) Closing
Of Blaine Street NE, easts Of 61st Street,
abutting Lot 800 in Square 5271, and Lot
10 in Square b27S and Parcel 1924.
(9) Proposed change in the Plan of the
Permanent System of Highways affecting
property in the Northwest Section of the
District Of Columbia, bounded on the
northwest by University Terrace. on the
east BY Chain Bridge Road. on the south
by Macarthur Boulevard, and on the west
by Dana Place, eliminating . proposed
street paralleling Chain Bridge Road, be-
tween Macarthur Boulevard and Univer-
sity Terrace. Maps showing the street
and alley areas proposed to be closed.
and showing the proposed changes in the
Plan of the Permanent System of High
ways, sre on file in the ONCE Of the Sur
veyor. D.. c., Room 4O5, District Building,
and numbered as Maps 1879, 1880. 1881,
1882, 1888, 1884, 1885, 1886 and 1887
respectively and these maps may be ex-
amined by interested parties during busi-
ness hours prior to the hearing. Said
maps win also be displayed at the hear
ing, and the Commissioners will consider
any suggestions or protests concerning
the proposed street and alley closings,
and the proposed changes in the Plan
Of the Permanent System Of Highways as
JOHN RUSSELL YOUNG, GUY MASON.
GORDON r. YOUNG, Commissioners Of
the District of Columbia
Evening star., 1948-03-16
Subcommittee WEIGHS
D. {. Bills 10 Regulate
Architects, Engineers

Legislation to regulate professions,
engineers and architects is unde,
consideration by q House District
subcommittee today, following q
long hearing yesterday on two sepa-
rate measures.
Chairman O'Hara Of a judiciary
subcommittee predicted his unit
could act on the bills without
further hearings.
The bill on engineers, which
would set up q board of registration
and define standards, was strongly
indorsed by several organizations OF
professional engineers.
Bill Draws Criticism.
It was criticized, however, BY
spokesmen for steam and operating
engineers groups, as likely to de.
prive them Of use Of the word zen.
gineers" and force the appointment
of professional engineers to tax.
charge Of crews operating and main.
tanning hotels, apartment house.
and large buildings. >. .
Representative Hinshaw, Repub.
lican, Of California, a civil engineer
author Of the measure, and other
proponents. declared the bill Is moi
intended to interfere with operating
engineers who do not set themselves
up as professional engineers.
The District Is said to be the only
jurisdiction in the United States
where there is no board for regis
tration and regulation of profess
sional engineers.
The bill on architects would
amend the Registration Act for this
profession already in effect.
Sponsored by Muhlenberg.
The measure is sponsored by Rep
resentative Muhlenberg, Republican
of Pennsylvania, himself an arch
itect.
William II. Denton, chairman OF
committee of the Washington
Metropolitan Chapter of the Ameri-
can Institute of Architects, which
drafted the measure, said that
under present law, anybody may
practice architecture without preW-
GUS qualification.
L. M. Leisenring, president Of the
Board of Examiners and Registrars
Of Architects of the District, favored
the bill.
Evening star., 1948-03-16
SALEsMFN icsst.l

sTORM WINDOW sALEsMEN. top poscns
ers only. Let's not lid ourselves BOYS,
more company cooperation. mora leads
and dennitely lonser Commissions 10 make
osition remains with our having hirsd .
81 tne best window salesmen In Wssh.l
ansyre making more money with US, hn1
STORM window MEN-we have rIs rsiss6
the commissions TO increase our ssles MA.
dnction; We now have the exclusive ssiss
afstrinution On Wisco" aluminium self,
screens; y is new. and has. more dsas.s
onstsatlng features than anything on fhs
maiket. You can make more money with
Us u you are q. producer than eisewhere.
AZ We are now the largest home modern.
lzsrs IN this area and have inany Items "a
sen such as hot-water heaters, oii and
sost Goa parnins heating systsms, bathroom
sidins; roonng. insulation and 60 forth.
lnSSrvfews z 70 4:30 pm. ASSOCIATEU
INC. 1512-1614 senntns
II.
Evening star., 1948-03-16
HELP kEN.

ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN, with at
least 2 yrs. experience on house plans;
must have gS9d habits ana 20 ssos references.
SssrsfsNF Ss h B17Rss No ior sGas nsn domestic
and yard goods dept. and drapery dept;
s sennei rssSsn' sss 5sh & oof. GoLDERsERes s
ass1sTaNr in sna NJ 'MsiAaaxdEn with som. e1peri-
ence in cafeteria or other food production
work; prefer experience IN commercial or
of food costs and preparation; capable
Of scheduling and directing large groups
SasN q sSIH5sa sER sp9sss Se isea 1st gov
ASSISTANT MANAGER-sales experience
SEWING MACHINE CO, s4l7 Georgia ave-.
AUTO MECHANICS for day work; excellent
5dss Tss Moos ApRS ether co 1851 sey Sonoso ST ns'
SuTS if1RSr'sM MEcaAS xs 15Se Ii1eon and Mercury
specialist; top salary. insurance and paid
AoqoR Ae1s NJ Co. bus-
AuTo MSoHANIc who desires ,ob as
nSs;5S s,ss T. sSsss. ssl'ss
s5Io ilfsls; HEli MhoiHas1cs xi wanted 3 ar.ts...
workinE conditions, Apply mornings. ssrv-
va viS,.s ave. ~. Y. Ne N;G Ss1s,n -ls
snced men, 81 so per hr hat rate; heated
and lighted shop; group hospitalisa tion,
group lie insurance; 4O-hr. week. time
and half for overtime: vacation and holi-
iess NV Rt ADJ, nSseF NJ. sna wss. oSAN
(fcrdD, iii 18th st. NV. p1. $500. -1e
Evening star., 1948-03-16
$27, 300 Parking Meter
Contract Here Let

A contract totaling $4,000 ha.
been awarded the Dual Parking
Meter Co., of Canton, Ohio by the
District for purchase Of 435 new
parking meters.
District Purchasing Of6cer Ro-
land M. Brannan announced yes
terday 1856 of the new meters will
be installed around the Federal
Triangle and in the Departmental
area near the White House. The
others will be used as requirements
for existing meters.
Delivery of the meters will be
made within 80 days, he said.
Evening star., 1948-03-16
PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE., United
asrss s TsshinT5oo R G
sns x s.idss dsselYss Ssrss e.. is4s 1ss
for producing during the fiscal year ending
so copes or ehfr
Of exhausted copies OF drawings and speei-
nfess nasd s viii be pn
aaeS aaa psn s1 and dsv.r S1 ans
specific time, frst-class work, under the
conditions above, except that no specific
process Of photoeneraying' copies OF drew
nEs Of DssRss on psn gndf, these
plants. Prior to. the REORGANIZATION Of an
to e. sTS bdasas
partn,ent shall deem necessary. A. Low
W IS to abiiity to p perform the WORK WORK in asree-
contract TO be awarded, viii be rejected
sab,ees % fS a." spproDrission ROB .Sy consrsss csa
cial standing on the part Of the bidder
constitute good and sufncient grounds for
the rejection of such biz: Bidders
the past or bidders who are not comply
Asalsy Act: Public, s4e. Of ths 18th Con. @
tive order No. 93o1. dated February 8,
tS4s H. miEg se T
sppiiea pic ton to the Executive onieer q the
Patent Once. All bidders are invited to to
reject any and all bids, in. whole or in
part. is hereby reserved. All plates used
in color work Of haiftons int s work TO- To- be eth, the
Der OF colors used in the color work to be
IN accordance with the drawings as fur
nshed All %ors Of current tSs ssss q
lumbia. LAWRENCE C. KINGsLANp,
IEPARTMENT oF c0MMERCE, United
ssss SsIss fassnt e. 2oe pFoposas
triplicate) will pc received ct this oniee
until 10 am, Friday, March 26. 1913, and
will be opened tmmedieteiy thereafter in
producing in the city Of Washington, Dis
trict of Columbia, during the fiscal year
June 81 sas s0Ses Of
mark applications, and Of foreign patents.
papers, and exhibits by photographic or
other process. The prices named Will be
considered in connection with the ability Of
the bidder and his plant to do and deliver
within a specified time first-class work, and
prior to the determination Of an award
such preliminary Investigation as to the
qualifications of bidders and eficiency Of
plant will be made as the Department shall
deem necessary, A low bid. unsupported by
form the. work in agreement with the
terms of the proposals and contracts to be
awarded will be rejected. All bids ac-
cepted and contracts awarded subject, to an
appropriation by Congress to meet the ex-
pense. Lack Of commercial standing on
ties or plant with which to perform the
work specified, will constitute good and suf;-
fcient ground for the rejection of such
q BID. Bidders whose work has been . un.
' are not Complying with the provisions OF Of
the walshHealey Act, Public s46. Of the
ing with the MINIMUM work oek week Pre-; Pre-;
February 9, 1913, may be eliminated from
consideration on that ground. Specifica-
sal: vii be furnished on application to the he
opening. The right to Reject any and all
LAWRENCE c. KINGsLAND. Commissioner
Evening star., 1948-03-16
DOUGLAS, osEAK = oAMrsELL,

DOUGLAS, 0BkAR 4 CAMf1ELLs
pusTRicT coURT oF THE uNfTKD
States for the District Of 1oses celumeis.
York has obtained from the Probate Court
Il: P,trss sn &. s:sss. q
Edwin Nsiii. late Of the District Of CO.
lpmbia. dsesassd: An persons having
warned 70 exhibit the same, with the
70 th. subaeriber, on o5 before the lst
may By law be excluded from all benefit
Of said estate. Given under my hand
this Il. dsy q March, ls4s: WILLIAM B1
searsdaie. n. 7. l6eal0 Attest: ELLA A.
BROWN, Deputy Register Of Wills for the
pistriet Of Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate
Court mh9 H,23
Evening star., 1948-03-16
ELLIS, HOUGHTON q ELLIS, Attorneys,
Southern Huildinr.

ELLIS, H0UGHTON d ELLIS, Attorneys,
DISTRICT COURT OF TIN uN1Tw
States for the District Of celumbis,
ninistr rstion.-This Is to Give Notice:
land, has obtained from the Probate Court
Of the District Of Columbia, Letters Of
B. Ellis, late Of the District Of Columbia,
deceased. All persons having claims
AGAINST the deceased are hereby warned
thereof. "a legally authenticated, to the sub
scriber, on or before the 25th day Of
February. AID: 1949; otherwise they may
estate. Given under my hand this 26th
dag Of February, 1913; kAHL :;
srsIaos yiS ~ nSusasFR nARau hSSin pseuty
Rsgister Of Wills for the District Of Co.
lumbia, Clerk Of the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1948-03-16
WALTER M. BASTIAN, Attorney,
National Press Building.

Holding Probate o nt co1fsmNo. is q 7ooss, m2si "a
inistration.-This Is to Give Notice
That the subscriber. of. the District Of
Columbia,. has obtained from the Probate
Testamentary on the estate of Robert C.
HAYDEN. late Of the District of Columbia
deceased. All persons having claims
exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, to the sub
seriber, on or before, the 22nd day OF
BY law be excluded from ali benefit Of
said estate. Given under its hand this
l1th day Of March, 1948. NATIONAL
SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY. By
BRUCE BAIRD, President (SeaI) Attest
ELLA. A. BROWN, Deputy Register oi
Wills for the District Of Columbis, Clerk
Of the Probate Court. mh1 6 1880.
Evening star., 1948-03-16
PAUL e. JAMESON, Attorney,
131 Woodward Building.

UISIRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia
Holding Probate court.---No. 7O752, Ad-
nistratton.-This Is to Give Notice
That. the subscriber. of the District oi
Columbia, has obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District Of Columbia, Letters
OF Administration, c.. T. A., on the estate
Of Maurice J. O'Connor. also known as
joseph NJ. OConnor,. late Of the District
Of Columbia, deceased, All persons having
warned to exhibit the. same, with thu
vouchers thereof, legally authenticated, tc
the subscriber, on or before the 9Th day
Of March, AID. 1949: otherwise they may
estate. Given under my hand this Sth day
Of March, 194S; JOSEPH r. LYDDANE
6533 Sherrier Place NV. (Sesl) Attest
for the District of Columbia, CLERK Of the