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PROPOSALS.

PUBLIC ROADS ADMINISTRATION. Fed
eral Works Agency July 3, 194S.-Sealed
BIDS will be received at the once of the
Division Engineer. Public Roads Admins
ira tion. 1440 Columbia Pike. Arlington,
10 1913. for Roof Work on the Shops
Building and Heating Plant, Public Roads
Research Station. LANGLEY, Fairfax County.
Virginia. Minimum vase rates have been
fixed as required by law. Plans, Speci-
fica ations, and PROPOSAL forms may be
obtained at address given above. H j
SPEIMAN Division Engineer -1T
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Births Reported

rrom D. c. Bureau OF vital statlstlc
Albert and Jeanne Bocchierii, boy.
Edward and Emma Brennan, boy.
Ivy and Gloria Bryant, girl.
Herbert and Hazel Collins. girl.
John and Thelma Cunningham, sirl.
Ernest and Pearl pakin, girl 49,,
Garland and Elizabeth Eley. Girl.
Allan and Elaine Feinberg. boy
william and Mildred Firth, boy.
Lloyd and Betty Graves, girl.
asGrss ey sns and d.fs FsSnis adishaa so,
Clarence and Ruth Heiss. girl.
Alex and Irene Kraut, boy.
Een5amin ED nAs and Ruth Marsolis, boy.
Eonaid and genniss, s,odss Msscah; H., boy.
Thomas and Helmi Moss, girl.
Eishsla Ell aqr .ad seu1sa sstrieis Ms Nixon. sri
EdssId and and Mary Mar .,l Ts1ons; n.n13fo Soy' .,r,
baVia 6smasi ana nao Msrs rs vii WiIliams: rS siri ~
Lambert and Lois zander, boy.
John and Agnes Allen. boy;
james and Lula Allen, girl
william and Sally Aston, boy.
James and Helen Banks, boy.
esualion .',i snd Marie dans,r1 BaTnss' rns boy
jesse and Catherine Billingsles, boy.
George and Estelle Brown, girl.
John and Marie Brown. boy.
Thomas and Shirley Van Buren, Girl.
Victor and zena Chance. girl.
LandreeS and AEnes Grafton boy.
Robert and Eta Crosby. boy
Berhardt and Dollie Dotson, girl.
Melvin and Louise Duncan, girl.
WSnfra and Louise Evans, girl.
Jofin and Mabel CASTOR. boy.
Shade and Lettie Green, boy.
Dane and Lusille Green, girl.
James and Meta Harvey, boy.
Charles and Betty Holloway, boy.
James and Elizabeth Ivy, sIrl
eidney and Sarah johnson, boy.
lloyd and Mary Hawkins, boy.
Wallace and Lillian King. boy.
Farris and Dorothy Logan, boy.
James and AGNES LoEnaX, girl.
Walter and Olive Macon, boy.
Nick and Elsie Madison, girl.
Charles and Catherine Manley. boy.
Harold and Mildred Monroe, boy.
Theodore and Mary Moore. girl.
Wallace and Alberta Morsan, boy.
Percy and Hattie Morsan, boy.
Zonnie and Hattie Patterson, boy.
John and Virginia Perry, boy.
John ana Alma Powell, girl.
Newman and Elizabeth Richard, girl.
Randolph and Elizabeth Scott. boy.
Carl and Doris Shipp, girl.
Jackie and Alpha Simmons, girl.
Aubrey and Martha Smith, girl.
Willie and Willie-Mae Strlggles, boy.
Thomas and Catherine StringtelloW. oos.
Paul and Elizabeth Thompson, boz.
Joseph and Dolores Thomas, girl.
Alex ard Atkins Warren, girl.
feRoy and Margaret warren fiji.
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ANDREW p. yozEoLAs. Attorney.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia
Holding q Probate Court.-Estate of Sam
son Goldenbers.- Deceased.-No. 51122.
Administration Docket 15o.-Application
having been made herein for probate Of
the last will and testament OF said de-
ceased, and for letters testamentary on
ordered this 9Th day Of July. AID. la4s,
that Bruno Goldenberg. Samuel Golden
otb.1e snd
in said Court on Monday, the ! 9Th day OF
Ausust. AID. 194s, at 1000 o'clock Am
to show cause why such application should
not be granted. Let notice hereof be pub
hshed In the "Washington Law Reporter
and The Evening Star" once in each OF
three successive weeks before the return
day herein mentioned. the frst publication
BoLITHA. J. LAWS Chief Justice Of said
ssa 'ns Ases SIN I'll f4HEopoRE 81 5R ats
Register of Wills for the District Of Colum-
bis. CLERK Of the Probate Court
iyR Soo
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LEGAL NOTICES tcsnt.,.
FREDERICK n BRADLEY AND
TEnEhRn kARHTIRv AttnPmava

DISTRICT COURT OF THE uNfTED
States for the District OF Columbia.
Holding Probate court.-No. 7o977. Ad-
ministration.-This is to Give Notice: That
the subscriber. Of the District Of Columbia.
nas obtained from the Probate Court of
the District Of Columbia. Letters Testa.
mentary on the estate Of Florence Hill
Schuh. late Of the District of Columbia,
deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned
% exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticstsd, to the sui. sub
AID 1919: otherwise they may by law
be excluded from all benefit of said estate
Given under its hand this End day ~of
July. 1e4s. THE WASHINGTON LOAN
E TRUST COMPANY. BY: Bernard L.
Amiss. Asst. Trust Ofncer. tseal) Attest:
THEODORE COGSWELL. Register of Wills
for the District of Columbia. Clerk Of the
Probate Court iy2.16.22.
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ALrkED I; sENNETT, AstorHsy;

States for the District Of Columbia
Holding Probate Court.-No. 71,35S, Ad-
the subscriber, Of the District OF Colum-
bia. has obtained from the Probate Court
Of, the District Of Columbia, Letters Of
Kaplan,- late Of the District Of Columbia.
deceased. Ali persons having claims
to exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof. legally authenticated. to the SUBJ
scriber, on or before the 25th day Of
june. A. D. 1919: otherwise they may
By. law be excluded from all benefit Of
said estate. Given under my hand this
6th SsY 4 'lnf ioso 1sas ys1mont a. CHARLES
(SeaIO Attest: THEODORE COGSwELL.
Register Of Wills for the District Of Co.
lumbia. Clerk of the Probate Court,
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Deaths Reported

Crrom D. c. Bureau of vital statistics.)
Mary volk, o.. 1888 Columbia I'd. NV.
Margaret r. Franklin, So. 4le3 Connect-
Rose Sc 8. Martin, rs, 1920 35th st, NV.
joseph Kamfnsky. IS. 1895 Perry pl. NV
Louis Triantafillos, 65, 3356 Alden pl. NV
Eyrs Bauman, "a. 1926 Euclid St. Nv.
Michael J. Bayer, SO. Soldiers Home
Donald c. Lewis. 81. $500 gath st. ne.
Emma McMinn, 35, Paterson. n
einkie Wood, 100, "a Worton st; n.
Ellen o Grant, 6s, 2ln2 First 81 nv.
Walter Wright, SO, 2423 Eye st. NV.
Harry Neal. SO. 4400 Sheriff I'd. ne.
Ethel Robinson, 43. 1.21 Sth 81. n ".
Fullsn Smith. 2i. 1920 Gales st. ne
An important period in italian
literature began around 1880 when
sicilian poets gathered at the court
Of Emperor Frederick III. Included
among them were Dante, Petrarch
and Boccaccio.
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Classified Advertising
Office Hours

Leave your ads at the Busi-
ness Office, 18th and Pennsyl-
vania avenue, open 8 am. to
II pm, or at any Of the
Branch Offices throughout
the city.
Telephone Hours:
8 am. to 8 pm.
Saturday, 8 am. to 2 pm.
Sunday, II am. to 9 pm.
Lost and Found Advertisements
appear on Page AS.
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Afghanistan is hiring American
engineers to aid irrigation, power
and industrial projects.
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A. J: sPERO, Attorney
nrO r Ga ~ III

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s..!ff kAacEs IN e sAy sts' eSua
GRAY Pf,n, n.fsnd.ns Es .sa cY RF MlIe an
this suit is to obtain an absolute divorce
On Se 1 ETaand Of Is ad1esy ss 18th On a,y SGn of n Of
1s4s, ordered that the correspondent.
Lucy Rest. cause her appearance to be
s has' Of ss',s IN ssa
publieatiSp Of this order; otherwise :he
81 det.s. froTiaed' COPY n Of this ordst dss
sseutiye weeks in the Washington Ia.
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D1srRIesf' sf'rps5! eoSRT a. ssh II E'H UNITED
ofan stasss for the of S9amsis sd
That The saS.e ri6ers Of the he District OF Co.
Of e.. Dsct ot s
hewitt, late Of the District OF Columbia
assinss tn. dee.ased fs sre hereby warned e
legally ,authenticated., to the sabseribeEs
Guided from all BENEFIT Of said sstste
Esn S1s SaseT SMiH on spdf anh ths sEvid Iad
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THEODORE COGSWELL. Register of Wills
Probate Court. jys.l5,22
WILLIAM T. HANNAH, Attorney,
631 woodward Building.
DIsTRIcT COURT OF THE UNITED ,n;d
ministr ation.-This is to Give Notice;
That the subscriber. Of the District OF
Court of the District of Columbia, Letters
Iestamentary on the estate OF Herman "
asxss late IF the bsrsOn. District h.Sns Sr eoeni
against the deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, With the youchep. 70. f.5
hsre6 iax 8. e exeudsd S from onesH al sena sas
st.e d.y of oSfg 5ug unasF 1875 my asRd 1ai
Ast.st: THEDoaE c6dswELL. ResistsT q
" %i Il. foP Pr6bst. 5bs Dsafs eoafs oil e 5gsisa
.FREDERIcK n; BRADLEY and
DISTRICT, COURT or THE UNITED
Hosa: ss' pIs5. lss sht P1i.lss Of eSenss
ministration-This Is to. Give Notice:
That the subscriber. Of the District 9,
| Court of the District of Columbia, Letters
Parliamentary on the estate of Mary Patter
| Goddins, late of the District Of Columbia
deceased. All persons having claim,
against the deceased are hereby ,omnpSs; wasnss
Thereof LEGALLY .usasntic9sse .o tns Hss ssS
A. D. 1919; otherwise they may by Law
be excluded from all benefit OF said estate
Given under its hand this End day o.
and TRUST COMPANY. BY: BERNARD L
Ass Ass, FErss 3SsE Seals s.aist.r At
wills for the District Of Columbia. Clsrl
,,srI4 HARRY rds ERsgDmAS' nS 4.ssrneZ ATT fIN,rrr
Y States ties for the district Of colum Bis: =
! Holding Probate Court-No. 7O.9sa. Ad
ministration.-This is to give nctice: Tha
the subscriber. of the District of Colum
| bia' has obtained from the Probate Cour
/ of the District of Columbia. Letters Testa
mentary on the estate Of Isador Goldberg
| late Of the District OF Columbia. deceased
deceased are hereby yaIned to exhibit a A
authenticated. TO- the subscriber; on g
before the 25th day Of June, A. D. i94e
otherwise they may by Law be excludet
from ali benefit Of said estate. Givel
| under my hand this 25th day OF june
1913. 81 HARRY FRIEDMAN. 1923 Yer
neas ays sx sfs s..i,t.4 4tts ss vills aES io
the District Of Columbia, Clerk q th
Probate Court H1'e'1e
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Evening star., 1948-08-26
Welsh Testing Bog|e\
In Tourney; Names,
Thompson Surprise

Gil Bogley. first-seeded junior
player, will face Barney Welsh,
seeded No. l in the senior division.
in the 35th annual Middle Atlantic
tennis tournament at pm. today
at Columbia Country Club.
In the most stirring upset OF the
tournament to date, Caspar Names
and John w. Thompson. jr.. yester-
day trimmed the team of Bogley
and Gerry Thomas. Is, e-4, So,
In doubles competition.
Thomas. 18-year-old Princeton
University star. gave second seeded
Jim Thackara a struggle before
bowling, 6-2. SIS. Don Leavens
gained the quarter finals by defeat
ing Johnny Cowan, rs, 2-8, 81.
TsAay's Pairinss.
,.v.n s,n;~Wslsh vs. sosley. HiDpsnsteil
pm:-Millsr and ch.nninr VS.. Thomp-
son and Names; Thackara and Leayens
W. A.,s. and sp.isgs; Curtis and Clifford
VI. McNair and Pavitt; Welsh and Lynch
Results Yesterday.
einsles-HippenstsiI defeated Kettles,
-: S: dsi' ds.y.n'r rh.et:t: a:tts:ssd asei..:.d asiGssHd
Thomas, eE2, e-s
,.s DogslssLThome'cr ss.i:C ,,m. and Names d.
s and wsshin. %ssh and ~ 5ynes eHi Hiap.n.t: w.1l:
and johnson defeated Barclay and An
tiEnat, 6--4, 6-4.
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Marx on Ragged Edge
In Baseball Tourney
After 11-9 Defeat
Special Dispsteh 10 The Stsr

JOHNSTOWN. Pa, Aug. 90
Marx jewelers. of washington, D. c.,
defending champions in the ALI
America junior baseball tourney,
faced q rugged schedule today,
meeting Harrisburg, Pa. and Zanes-
vile, Ohio, in a double header.
The jewelers. might not have to
play the second game. however.
They've already lost one titan
l1-9 affair with Concord. N. H., yes
terday-and it only takes two losses
for elimination.
Yesterdays game was q wild con-
test which lasted hours and IS
minutes and included IS walks, 3
home runs and 18 other hits. Jess
Houston and Bill Jones homered for
Marx. Eddie Kline was charged
with the defeat.
Stanley Morocco Of Amsterdam
N. Y, probably is wondering what
a pitcher has to do to win a game
Morocco hurled a one-hitter at
GAINESVILLE, retiring the hrst a. men
in order. He then watched three
errors and double in the ninth
inning eliminate his team from the
tournament with q al defeat.
Pittsburgh was knocked out Of the
series, even though Art Rosser gave
up only four hits to Johnstown. Ont
Of the hits was Billy Spangler',
two run homer. Johnstown won, SO
Philadelphia was eliminated by .
1877 defeat at the hands of New
York and Brooklyn beat Pittsfield
Mass. 80
Evening star., 1948-08-26
District Swim Titles
AT Stake in 7 Meets

No fewer than a dozen District Of
Columbia AAU senior mems and
women's outdoor swimming cham
pionship events Tor 194s will be
held within the next four days, it
was announced yesterday by Chair
man Joe Bertolini.
Congressional Country Club will
be the scene Of four titular events
tomorrow night, while eight more
titles will be at stake next Monday
night at Takoma Park pool. At
Congressional. both men and women
will compete for crowns in 22o-yard
freestyle and 150-yard medley races.
On Monday night, men will COM
pete for titles over the Takoma
course in the 10o-yard freestyle and
backstroke. 220-yard breaststroke
and 400-yard freestyle relay. Distaf1
champions will be decided in the
freestyle, breaststroke and back
stroke-all at 100 yards-and the
200-yard freestyle relay.
Additionally, 50-yard backstroke
races will be staged for boys Of II
years and under and girls of II and
under.
Entries for the Monday competi-
ton close tonight and may be filed
with Bertolini at BOT Tood place N E
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Saddle Horses to Be Featured
At Keswick Weekend Show

Payment. Other formidable per-
formers will be Mrs. Amory Law
rence's Highlander, Robert Fair.
burns sub Boss, Mrs. Page Jen-
ning's 1cecapade. Rock Spring
FARMS Flying Flag. Duck and Roy
desal. Mrs Kenneth B. Schley's Sir
Sarazan. Courtney Burton's Dance
King, Gloria Galban's Skipper s
Mate and Mont, and Walter Craigie' s
Swift Stream.
Also showing top strings will be ]
North Fletcher, Sara Lee Cone, Mr.
and Mrs. w. Haggin Perry, Morton
w. Smith, Springsbury Farm, Mar
tin Vogel, jr,; George H. Barclay
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph T. King and
Mrs. Raymond Barbin. DR.. and
Mrs. Alvin I. Kay's Phantom Raider
will be the only District contender
for hunter honorS.
Jumping competition will be keen
with Col. and Mrs. H. H. Pohl's
Fitzrada. Springsbury's Up and Go.
ing, High Rock Farms Pepper P
Trade Winds and Peter d'Oro, w H
SIMPSONS Hi-Ho Silver and Hellza
poppin and Morton w. Smiths
Sombrero heading the strong list Of
jumper favorites.
Evening star., 1948-08-26
| Six Added to u. S.
Davis Cup Squad,
But Won't Play
sy the Assoejofsd Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-Six players
were added to the United States
Davis Cup squad by the United
States Lawn Tennis Association to-
day to give them experience for
future competition.
They are Bob Falkenburg Of
Hollywood, Calf, Victor Seixas of
Philadelphia. Richard Gonzales of
Los Angeles and Earl Cochell, Harry
Likas and Sam Match. all of San
Francisco.
None will be eligible for competi-
ton in the challenge round against
Australia at Forest Hills, Sept As,
since the playing team must be
named ten days in advance of the
matches.
But the additional squad members
will join the four regulars for prac-
tice at Forest Hills next week and
attend the challenge round matches
as guests of the association.
Evening star., 1948-08-26
By Angelina J. CarobeIIi
Star Stoff Cerre,pondent

KESWICK. Va, Aug. 26.-Packed
with class and with a diversity of
events, 1853 equine aristocrats repre-
senting leading stables from all sec
tions Of the country are arriving
here to take part in the KesWick
Hunt Horse Show, which opens at
noon tomorrow and runs through
Sunday with night sessions sched-
uled tomorrow and Saturday
Interest is centered on the saddle
horse division as these spirited,
high h-stepping animals have sue
ceeded in invading a definitely hunt
er and jumper domain. Defending
District and nearby areas honors
In this division will be such we'll
known favorites as Mr.. and Mrs.
Warner Pumphrey's Idle Boy. Mrs
Humphreys dainty 2-year-Old driv-
ing fllly. Amity Peavine, Earl Plum
mer's Shadow Man and Peavine s
Rhythm. Ray Webb's veteran, Mr.
Bee; Cliff Slanleys Rex Mcdonald
Chief and A. w. McDormand's stall
lion. MERGERS Copper King.
Showing against this contingent
will be R. B. Belshee's Garry On
five-gaited champion at White Sui
pnur Springs; Virgil L. Frantz's
Black Miss. walking horse champion
at Harrisonburg, Va; Mr.. and Mrs
John T. McIntyre's Easter Bonnet
three-gaited champion at White
Sulphur Springs; Oscar F. Smiths
Katrinka Ann, fine harness cham
pion at Wilmington, N. c.. and Kine
Christian, considered one of the
finest entries showing in this divi-
sion. and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Wheel
ers Sweet Sensation. fine harness
winner at Waynesboro
Also showing are entries from the
stables of Bailey's Tally Ho Farms
Broadway Stables. w. e. Brooks
M. S. Eddins F, H. Hanbury How.
ard Hensley. Mr.. and Mrs. Aubry
Powell. Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Price
Southern Seminary and Mrs. Will
liam S. Wilder.
Heading the hunter list will be
Mrs. John T. Maloneys current ma
tional hunter champion Promp
Evening star., 1948-08-26

he didn't get into q single game
with the Tribe.
So. in two seasons with the club
Hefti has yet to play 4 game for
the Tribe. This year he should get
that chance after his showing in
training camp.
Hefti didn't figure too impor-
tantly in the Redskins l948 plans
He is no key figure. merely another
good football player who might
make the grade and deserved a real
chance before being cut.
Jim's chief trouble at present Is
similar to that of so many team
mates-lack of speed.
"A fullback in the T formation
Is no good If he doesn't start fast
and hit the holes quickly and If he
can't go around end" Backfield
Coach Wilbur Moore said "Heft!
Is improving all the time and II he
keeps it up he'll stick with the club. ;
Evening star., 1948-08-26
BY she As,ociotsd Press

BROOKLINE, Mass. Aug. 2s---
Two-time winners Gardnar Mulloy
of Miami and Bill Talbert of New
York, the most likely United States
Davis Cup doubles tandem for the
challenge play against Australia
face a stiff test In the National
doubles tennis quarter final match
today at Longwood
They move against Bulge Patty
Of Los Angeles and the 36-year- old
Sidney Wood of New York. The lat
ter, displaying much Of the superla-
tive form he showed a decade and
more ago, needed but little help
from his younger partner yesterday
when they eliminated Adrian Quist
and Billy SidWell of the Australian
Davis Cup forces, As, 8-6, 81,
"a,
0uist and Sidwell were affected
by the terrific heat. as were Czecho-
slovakia's Jaraslov Drobny and
Vladimir Cernik. who bowed to Tom
Brown of San Francisco and Irwin
Dorfman of New York, rs, 4-6,
Ct. 6-3.
The only foreign victors were
Colin Long and Geoff Brown, the
Australian Davis Cup specialists
who gained a hard-earned as,
10, 6-3. SO, "a win over Earl
Cochell of Los Angeles and Harry
Llkas of San Francisco and En-
rlque Morea of Argentina and Eric
Sturgess of South Africa, who elm
mated Sam Match Of San Fran
cisco and Vic SeiXas OF Philadel-
phia. 6-2, Ga, 6-4.
The other domestic teams to gain
the quarter-final round were Ted
Schroeder of La Crescenta. Calf,
and Frank Parker of Los Angeles,
the other two Davis Cupster; Jim
Brink Of Seattle and Dick Gonzales
Of Los Angeles and Fred Kovales-