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Evening star., 1948-03-05
Lewis r. .Atchison

That's right, our basket ball
teams going to Bluefield, Va, to
play In the Eastern regional tour
nament for junior colleges" said
Fausto (Rube) Rubini, land last
autumn We got . letter from the
Junior Rose Bowl Committee at
Pasadena. asking II we'd be in
terested in playing there. I said
yes, Of course, and one Of these
days well be good enough to get
the invitation.'
! Newspaper banner lines the
last couple Of days have heralded
the activities Of four teams from
this area In postseason basket
ball tournaments, so to keep the
record straight we checked q re-
port that Montgomery Junior
College also was going to one.
That's a high-sounding name
for q school with Montgomerys
scant physical endowments. But
we were told It, had q champion
ship spirit, q good coach and some
surprisingly capable athletes.
Dean Hugh Price is our biggest
booster, >" resumed Rubini,' ignor-
ing the plug for himself. Most
schools let sports wait until
they're solidly established, have
plenty of money and couple Of
permanent buildings, but Dean
Price said II we're going to have
sports we might as well begin
right away. We don't have q
gym-that1l come later-and we
have to borrow practice fields for
outdoor sports, but we have good
athletes and plenty Of enthusi-
asm."
The latter accounts for a dance
scheduled tonight in the Bethes-
da-Chevy Chase gym to help
raise funds to send the team to
Bluefield next week. Last au-
tumn the students gave another
dance and sponsored play to
help the football team.
As for athletes, Rubini points
with pride to Capt. Bernie Wolfe,
the only 6-footer on the team,
who scored 265 points this season
with two games to 60. Wolfe,
like Sheldon Greenland, Is from
Roosevelt High.
"And that's another thing"
continued Rubini. Were get
ting a lot of boys from Washing
ton out here. Russ Dean, Jack
Crichton and Herb Palmer all
are from Coolidge, and it costs
as much to go here as 1t does to
60 to the University of Mary
land. We have some Bethesda
boys, too, such as Don Benson,
Jack Fitzwater and Jim Higbie,
but the boys from Washington
are fiocking in"
One of Rube's star football
players last autumn was Jim Nc
Namara, jr., whose dad Is one Of
Georgetown's best remembered
linemen and the Jewish Com
munity Center's capable director
of athletics. Greenland, a ais
pound tackle in football, spent
a freshman year at William and
Mary and Rubini vows he's sure
Evening star., 1948-03-05
Montgomery Junior College Quick to Aim High
Short Of Foeiities Athletes but Accepts Tourney Bid

us. There's one at Hagerstown
and another at Baltimore, and
we're trying to organize q league.
Good thing. too, because a boy
can get two years experience in
q Junior college then be eligible
Immediately for varsity service
at a four-year school. I think
they like the idea at Maryland,
especially if we come up with
some good athletes"
Rubini coached boxing at
Maryland in l943 and ~ while
Heinie Miller was on leave of
absence, and turned out a couple
Of pretty good teams. He or
ganized the first intercollegiate
team at Wisconsin in 1893, after
winning the "Ffghtingest Fight
er" Trophy In the intramural
tournament - staged by Fred
Swan, an assistant football coach.
Funny thing" Rube said, I'VE
boxed st. Thomas College in our
first match and the final bout
was between me-Wisconsin's
student coach-captain, and John
Walsh, st. Thomas student
coach-captain. He beat me.
Next year was junior and
Walsh had graduated and want
ed to study law, so / wrote to
him and suggested he might
make a deal to coach Wiscon-
Evening star., 1948-03-05

fire big league material. Guard
Sid Mates, who transferred
frcm Guilford; Quarterback Russ
Dean and Halfback Tom Foley
were other standouts on the first
eleven in Montgomery history last
year. Foley halls from Eastern
High and threw two touchdown
passes, one for 81 yards and an
other for so to Frank Havens,
that would have matched any
thing Sammy Baugh served up,
according to Rube.
And speaking of Baugh, Mont
gomery made handsome profit
on deal for a batch of Redskin
jerseys which never were used
by the Tribe. Dealer Andy Far
kas sold them to the suburban
school when the Redskins found
them a wee bit tight. But even
had Rubini had to pay full price,
and he does on everything else,
he insists his boys will have the
best playing equipment.
For some reason the idea got
around that Montgomery was
strictly q veterans school that
would last only q few years at
best, but that isn't 50.
"The Junior college idea is
growing in Maryland" Rube told
Evening star., 1948-03-05
Tavenner-Evans Bout
Tops 4th-Round Card
OF AAU Tourney.

Twenty-Five bouts-15 senior and
Z in the novice division-are sched-
uled tonight in the fourth round OF
the District of Columbia AAU box
ing championships at Turner's
Arena. The program opens at 8:15.
i The scrap between Frankie Tav-
enner. Olympic Club, and Earl
Evans, Police Boys Club No. z, In
the 126-pound novice section, prom
ises to be one OF the best. Both
lads scored TKO victories In their
initial starts.
Ralph Meador, former middle
weight novice titlist from Southwest
Barney Neighborhood House, also
should provide q few thrills In his
160-pound senior bout against
Randy Lewis Of Liberty A. C.. Mea-
dor won . tough opener over Lou
David. go
+ Two more former AAU champs
Dick Rawlett OF st. Mary,s and
George Karadimos, Apollo Club,
will debut in senior featherweight
.hclJtS.
Evening star., 1948-03-05
THE EVENING sTARsWashington d C. -. C-s
"

sin in return for tuition. Well.
he was Our. coach the next year
and he's been there since. One
OF the finest fellows I've ever
met"
Rubini also played hahback
at Wisconsin under Doc" Spears,
who brought him to Maryland.
But this was supposed to be a
piece about Montgomery Junior
Colleges basket ball team. Wen
have TO rewrite the tournament
story-thanks to couple Of hun
dred young Americans who think
good sports program is worth
working for.
Evening star., 1948-03-05
Hoya Basketers Bow
To vilIanova in Finale
SpeeiaI Dispoieh fe rhe S,er

VILLANOVA, Pa, Mar. S.
Georgetown University basketers to.
day are back in Washington to store
their equipment and hope for a
better season next year. The Hoyas
considered one of the Eastern powers
early In the season, wound up with
a record of II victories In n games
after losing the final, 71-56, to Villa
nova here last night.
The Hoyas entered the tilt with a
three-gai11e victory string and had
every hope Of downing the Wildcats
Tor the second time. Earlier In the
season Georgetown defeated villa
nova In Washington.
But the Hoyas' hopes disappeared
early. Except for an early 1910
lead, Georgetown trailed all the way.
Danny Kraus was high for the
visitors with Is points, while Villa
nova's Brooks Ricca took the honors
with 23,
Evening star., 1948-03-05
Vet Virginia Boxing Team
Will Tackle Penn State
~ the Assoejoted Press

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Mar
5.-University of Virginia boxers left
today for State College, Pa, where
they will conclude their 1948 dua
meet card against Penn State to-
morrow.
Coach AL York has named sea.
soned, top-fiight lineup Of Cava-
liers to trade blows with the Penr
state boxers. The Virginia mitt.
men will fight in this order:
Allen Hollingsworth, 125 pounds
Grover Masterson, 100 pounds; Basi
Miragliotta, 1875 pounds; Charles
Holcomb, 145 pounds: Joe Mira
sliotta, 1855 pounds; Boiling lizard
1855 pounds; Ralph Shoaf, 17s
pounds, and Lapsley Hamblen
heavyweight.
Jimmy Miragliotta, Virginia cap
tain, is missing the bouts because
Of an ear injury. Holconfb replaces
him in the Virginia lineup.
Evening star., 1948-03-05
RedIand Hunt Draws
Attractive Field in
Season Opener
By AnoeIino J. corobelIi

Redland Hunt ofIicials are elatec
over the unprecedented number o.
entries In tomorrow's opening of tn,
hunt racing season. The Redlant
annual point-to-point meet, sched.
uled at 2 pm, will start and finisk
on the David Martin farm at Oak.
dale, Md, between Norbeek -are
olney on the Seventh street pike. =.
Although post entries will be &C.
cepted and will include additions
top fox-chasers, those already en-.
tered in the four events-terpen.
ming race, gap hunters race, heavy.
weight race and the Redland bow
race-assure an afternoon Of thrill.
ing performances. ..,..+.c ,
In the featured Redland bowl
Mystery Man, Salley Rozel's entry
from Markham, Va.,, will represent
the Cobbler Hunt. s. o. Graham
from the Leesburg Hunt Is ending
Blue Eacho, to be ridden by David
Rust III. Blue Ridge Hunt will be
represented by five top-notch en-
tries. DIR. L. M. Aliens War Vet
eran will be ridden by Norman Hay
maker and Blue Mont by Norman
Haymaker, jr. DR.. Tom Hughes
Grand Trap from Richmond, Va.
will be ridden by Frank Warzel. b
B. Byrd's Fun Wonder from Win
chester, Va, will have the owner up
and Frank Gall will ride Justin
Funkhouser's Big John.
Middleburg will be represented by
an entry from the Emmett Grayson
stable with Bill Herbert riding.
From Maryland, Crenona Farms
L. T. Greenway will be up on Glocca
Nora: Marian Curran, ir., has
entered Lump Sum; CIV. Kirshow.
Howard, County Hunt. hasrentered
Kalessi Teddy with Sam Peferkorn
the rider. Representing Redland
Hunt will be Thomas T. Mott, jr.'s,
Chen with Judy johnson the rider
and Jane Blount plotting her entry
Satan.
Entries for the terpenning race,
a pair event, will include fornida-
BILE twosome from the Potomac
Hunt as Mrs. Stedman Teller's
Gracias is teamed with Mrs. Rich
ard Hawkins Yardstick. John Hope
we'll from Middleburg, Va. is send
ing last years winner Woodwind,
teamed with his stablemate Wood
Secret, the latter to be ridden by
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith. Mrs. Frank
j. McSherry's pair will include
Kiddy Car with Marilyn Hines rid
ing and Could Be with DR.. John
Keeler up. Redland's M. r. H.
Thomas T. Motifs team will be
composed of Melody Spar with Judy
johnson riding and George with
Peggy Werber in the saddle.
Other aspirants to point-to-point
laurels whose entries have been re-
corded are 4-year-old, Joe Wall
McSherry riding Cannonball, Eliza
beth McSherry's Wonder, Jane
Blounts Tiny Mite, Joe Hinckley's
Tip Top, Joe Richards Ills Col.
Tim, Nancy Hanna's Smoky, Stanley
Stabler's Happy Girl and William F.
Carls Sir Rowdy.
Evening star., 1948-03-05
SaImagundi Is Liked
In Santa Anita Derby
Luriing Small Field
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

ARCADIA, Calf, Mar. 5.-One
of the smallest fields in the history
of the event may 60 postward to-
morrow when Santa Anita winds up
its meeting with the running Of its
100000 Derby.
with virtually all Of the definite
starters cunning for the rich purse
and possible triumphs in the Triple
Crown classics Of the year back East
for 3-year-olds later this season, the
local derby figured to attract the
following candidates:
William G. Helis' favored Sal
magundi, Mary strnad's Call Bell,
Mrs. Nat Goldstones Solidarity,
Norman w. Church's May Reward,
Mrs. Ann Peppers Starting Time
and possibly Hal Price Headley's
Pennon and the A. e. Simpson colt,
Flaming Beau.
The Kings Ranch's Flying Missel
and Drumbeat, owned by r. 8. How
ard, were the other two possibili-
ties as entries were awaited today
Nominations for the Kentucky
Derby, the Preakness and the Bel
mont States have not been reported,
but much Of the crop racing here Is
expected to shoot for the subsequent
laurels.
Experts viewed the mile and one
eighth event tomorrow as a battle
between Salmagundi and two Cali
fornia-bred colts, Call Bell and May
Reward.
All three have romped in to collect
$4,000 stakes this season, with Sal
magundi whipping Call Bell and
May Reward in that order in the
recent San Vicente Handicap at a
mile and one-sixteenth.
Johnny Longden once again will be
aboard the Hels colt. renewing his
riding feud with Jackie Westrope on
Call Bell, while Johnny Gilbert on
Solidarity offers a solid threat to the
top twoeome.
In Is starts, Salmagundi has won
four starts as late developing colt
Call Bell 2 out of 10 and May Re-
ward 4 out of 20.
Evening star., 1948-03-05
o'DoNoGHUE, DUNN. MILLS WAIss.
Attorneys.
Tower BuiIdipK

DASStatCl COURT OF THE UNITED
aolains = Probate court.wEstat. of Msris
e: Allen, Dsceased.-No. 7O6ss, Admins.
tration Docket 149.-Applicstlon haviny
s;, been made herein for probate Of the 1ast
VII VII ana testament and codicl Of Mid
deceased, and for letters testanaentary an
ssid estate, BY Marie Harris. Louis y
Anen and Martin r. o'Donoghue, It ia
that Louise Allen Widmayer, is NevfsnSs
street, Chevy Chase, MaryIand, ana ali
On Monday. the 18th day OF April. A.D.
Lg4e' At 1000 O'Clock An, to show cause
Why such application should not Be
sranted. Let notice hereof be published
! 70 r., the Washington Law Reporter and
-. Ine evening star, once In each OF
three successive weeks before the return
aay herein mentioned, the frst publiestion
20 be not less than thirty days before said
return day. witness, tie Honorable
6OLITHA J. LAWS. Chief Justice OF said
Court, this 3rd day Of March, AID 1913.
1sealo Attest: THEODORE CoGsWM.L,
iEestster Of Wills for the District of CO.
mh5,12.19
Evening star., 1948-03-05
"HI1EF0RD. HART, CARMODY 4
WILSON, Attorneys.
JOSEPH P. McCLOsKY, ATTORNEY.
500 Onieda Place N w

DiSl lhlCI COURT OF THE UNITED
7, states for the. District Of Columbia
Holding Probate Court.-Estate Of
Seorge Sn Emmett Grever. Deceased.-No.
IU,oso, Administration Docket I4s.-An-
plication having been made herein fsr
probate siid @ Of tho last vii and testament Of
sara sala deceased. and for letters testamen-
GEsaver. it Is ordered this a5th day OF
renruary. A.D. 1e4s. that Flossie Greaver
hroose, Made Greaver Bradwell and ali
others concerned appear in said Court
on on Monday, @ the 5th day April, AID. 1913,
az 1000 o'clock AM. to show causs
why such application should mot Be
M i.rn tne washington Law Reporter" and
.,Ihe Evening Star" once in each of
three successive weeks before the return
gay herein mentioned, the hrst pubiica-
ton to be not less than thirty davs befofe
sag sag return return day; Witness. the Honorable
l94s; l94s; tseaD Attest: THEODORE coos.
WELL, Resister Of wills for the District
OF Columbia Clerk Of the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1948-03-05
HUDSON, CREYkE, KIRKs q LIPsCOMD,
Attorneys, 444 Washington Building,

IN THE, MUNICIPAL coURT FOR THE
odosTs Morea q SRuRSii eoa4N ez N.Y. ssn
tn, VS.. WILLLAM r: BussER. Defendant.
Mo, A-24274.-ORDER OF FUBLICA-
DEFENDAET-Theo object
OF this suit is to procure judgment AGAINST
the defendant In the sum OF 500. .56, plus
interest and costs. and to have Judgment
Of condemnation Of certain property Of
the defendant levied on under an attach
ment issued IN this suit to satisfy, the
March, 1913, oRDERED. tina. the defend.
ant cause his appearance TO be entered
in this Court on or before the fortieth
day, exclusive Of Sundays and l.sal holt
days occurring after the FIRST day Of the
hrst publication Of this order. TO defend
this suit and show why this eondemna-
ton should not be had; otherwise the suit
yin be proceeded with as in case Of de-
fault. Provided. COPY OF this order b
published once 4 week for three consecu.
tive weeks IN the Wasinington Law Re. Re.
day, ts) FRANK r.; MYLEs, Judss,
Seal A true copy Test: WALTR Z.
BRAA(HALL. Clerk BSe FIcHAED A.
TRAAfAELL, Deputy c1erN, mh6,
Evening star., 1948-03-05
IRWIN \, ] BARNES. $ Attorney,

D1sTRlcT COURT or The UNITED
Holding Probate courtNNo. 7o's9Sa AZ.
ministration.---This is to Give Notice:
rnih rnat the subscriber. Of the District Of
So,rt Sounpla' ns M mas Obtained from the Probate
Irestamentary on the estate Of Marie j,
Msosisy; s.cssy;d late q the District Of Columbia.
AGAINST the deceased are hereby ys1nns
70 exhibit the same. with the vousSsrs
.nersof' snriS.a legally authenticated TO the sub.
E.hrm.,- sESlh,ne., 80 on or before the 10th day Of
ny law be excluded from iii benefit OF safd
esste dsy ei Tshr Given under my hand this ioth
~ poHE CoGsWELL Register Of wills Tor
ne District Of Columbia. Clerk OF the
Evening star., 1948-03-05
THos. 3. PATTERSON. Attorney,
,,sr, woodward Building.

states for the District Of Columbia.
n3n,ip.s.,,ao MG3ld,ins ,P,robats court.--No $685.. A.
That the subscriber, Of the stat. ~ noEuis Vis:
slma. has obtained from the Probat.
TTourt TIs >, Of the District OF Columbia Letters
reshmsntaty on the estate Of James A.
deceased, All persons having Claims
s,sainss e nnS,, TIE deceased are hereby warned
tsxalol * sxalolt the same. with the vouchers
Tsslioef. on or before the 18th day Of
Fsso1ruary. re 1. AD: l949: otherwise they may
RIA, ~ law be excluded from all berent Of said
day Of February. 1e4s. LORAISE q.
GTocHEEAN; 32I2 s. 18th St, Arlington.
WELL 11fts s.s,,t.r Atsest; 9, y,,r THEODORE coos
OF tcS.umbia, Clerk Of the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1948-03-05
WoIdron's Scoring Tells
As Amvet Cuqers Win

Jack Waldron scored IS points
to lead Columbia Heights Arnvets
to q 36-33 victory over Naval Com.
munications in Roosevelt Recrea.
tion Department Basket Bal
League game last night.
In the other half of the twin bill
John Culver. with 10 points, spanked
Mckee to a 36-31 win over Mitchel's
Evening star., 1948-03-05
PROPOSALS.

FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY, Public Build.
Feb. ~, l94s.-sealed bids in duplicate
for making exploratory borings for expan-
sion Of facilities at the National Institute
Of Health, Bethesda, Md, will be received
until l pm, standard time. on March 8,
194s in Room No; 1923, Federal Works
then publicly opened Hid g guarantee Y. !,
exceeds $4,000, u. S. Standard Form No
23, Construction Contract, will be used
and performance and payment bonds Will
be required. Upon request one set OF
Prebid Documents and one set Of specih-
cations win be supplied without charss to
ding on the complete project, al et which
must be returned. W.. D. REYNOLDS,
Commissioner OF Public Buildings Federal
Works Agency. IS
WASHINGTON SUBURBAN Sanitary Com
mission. Contract No. ,462-W. & S.. water
main and sewer construction.-Sealed pro-
posals for constructing in Be-lemead III,
Ardwick District, approximately 1900 feet
Of 6 inch and inch east-iron water
mains and 1000 feet OF 8 inch and inch
concrete pipe sewers. will be received at
Sanitary Commission, Hamilton ST., Hyatts-
vile, Nd. until Tuesday. March 16. 194s.
at $50 pm, Eastern standard time. at
which place and time they will be pub
licly opened and read. Plans and specifi-
cations may be obtained from Harry r.
Hall. chief engineer of the commission,
Hyattsville. Md. upon deposit Of SIS,
which deposit will be returned to bidders
or to those returning plans and specifca-
GAIT. LACY SHAW. LELAND 6. WORTH.
INGTON Commissioners ~
Evening star., 1948-03-05
Viiiunovu Picks Connolly

vTLLANOvA. Pa, Mar. F.-
William M. Connolly has been ap-
pointed director of athletics al
villanova College. Connolly will fill
the post which has been vacant
since 1943.
Evening star., 1948-03-05
Montgomery Five Victor

Montgomery Junior Colleges bag
ket ball team dropped in seven
points In a three minute overtime
period to earn q 4l-37 victory over
George Washington Us Jayvees
last night at the Bethesda High
gym.
Evening star., 1948-03-05

IN TIE p1srR1cT r. GogRT S'!Es,r. g 9F co, TEE
o tie ana mater ssrs Of 81 tai lat. N saaare.
ss5I. 5s55. Sss3. Ss21. Ell Sss SSsaa. sS35, s5s4
Parcel 1875, ali located in the District
ao # ssSqoRDrR Ps5i'e 81 f9ass Deiss gnsn
ton In cond.mnstion hi.d herein On e.
Nh rs.g az q a.sornsy L.nas p.Sen
Insslnetions o. of '1iss'e the Atteyney
M gnf.e e.p ssfs rae2 i:asss q
mission, seeking the condemnation Of the
following described additional lands in the
tri sst : e e sss for sat.s
Of the National Capital park, parkway and
playground system; Lot r. In Block ia
noR nSsn known No ss0tz as p.anWeod '9 aetsit,, IS
PEI plat recorded in Liber coun.y !5
teio Of the :, HssoFds tas os o.
!e5 Gs t..stion purposss e 1T ie r sassiTs ,:i.
52Ss; tosether with al the right. title;
lands in and to, the soil Of all streets,
roads avenues, aileyways ana ways abutt-
ts, ,pf or aR5srtas s.1 70 F. a.brs.ry . s4s
s121 pix street NJ. Wsshineton. E, G;
ROSS OreenStOne, o1Zl DlA -stlSek. NE.
having Or claiming t. haye any tight
inbefore described or to D. entitled to
compensation in respect OF the taxing Qf
the same for public use, and ALL PER
SONS occupying or IN possession OF the
cited and adnonished to appear tn this
court on the 31st day Of March, 194s: at
10 o.sloek an e answer .,des the pss.i:i0S6 .06
to make claim for the compensation to
Thish they DEEM themsslysis SCI + Is sntlslsa: pIs
TIER oRDERED that q. copy Of this order
Of citation be published once week for
three consecutive weeks in The Evening
Ssil ssbii.h.d N tRs pstriet q ceiambis'
Ard also once vesk ior as three con eonsesu- su
porter. the nrst OF said publications 70
be not Later than the sth DAY q Massa; ;
that . copy Of this order Of citation be
Coiumbia, or his deputies, upon each Of
the persons named herein. JAMES N.
PROCTOR, Justice @ Seal ; 4 True cogS
DERTzBAUGH. Deputy cas mh6,12.le.
Evening star., 1948-03-05
WI. Topples Dewitt

Washington-Lee High School now
has a season cage mark Of 500 after
whipping Dewitt, 1881, yesterday at
Arlington.
Evening star., 1948-03-05
LEGAL NOTICES.
WILLIAM RACHRACH, Attorne

ssd TIE e. 81 pse 42as H'ssy couNr X H9 u CHI III
United States for the District Of Co.
Henry DUCK M for chans. sss'ofn Of nsmeMeieil al H
Action No. 715-4s.-William Henry Duck,
having f1led complaint for judsment
changing his name to William Henry Dale
order Of publication of the notice re-
auired by law in such cases, 1t Is by the
Court; this 25th day Of February. 194s;
ORDERED that all persons concerned
the 27th day, Of March, 1913. why the
prayers OF said COMPLAINT should not be
granted: Provided, That q copy Of this
befs SAID Tied day 10I in M
keeerssr. s Is, .1s ss pick1ssoR IETTs
5usties; seal A True Copy; Test:
FOX, Deputy Clerk, FER ,mh5,12.
EDMUND LEE HALL.
s2s quebec Place NV.
Order Of Publication-Chanse Of Name.
Filed FL Tsb g; 1s4s 81 HarTy .r n Hal; csEk
unIssa TEE ssasss leT th: eoga District Of TEE e.
lumbis:--In. Re Application Of Edmund
Lee Hall for chsnse Of Name-Giyii
Hall and having applied to the Court for
an order. Of publication Of the natiee
tn. Court. this 25th day OF February,
1a4s. ORDERED that all persons con-
cerned show cause. If any there be-. on
why the prayers Of said COMPLAINT should
not be granted; Provided. That a couy
Of this order be published once week
for three consecutive weeks before said
day in The Evening Star and th- Wash
:nrton Law Reporter (S.) r DICKINSON
let's. Justice. fSeal) AiTrue Cow Test:
HARRY NJ. HULL. Clerk. BY EDITH NJ.
FOX Deputy Clerk fe21mh5.12
Evening star., 1948-03-05
EDMUND LEE HALL,
HOGAN T. HARRISON. Attorneys,
Colorado BniIdins..

Holding Probate Couft.-No. ~7o.3sI. Ad-
That the subscriber, Of the state Of wash
Court Of the District Of Columbia, Letters
Wirtz, late Of the District Of Columbia.
deceased, ALI persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned
thereof. legally authenticated, to the sub.
scriber. on Or before the 21st day Of
By law Be excluded from ali benefit Of said
estate. Given under my hand this oAth
SAY Of February. 1e4s. sALLIE =: COLE,
ta144 ton tsa tses AZ % MEIHiN vis'' j. % MARQUES.
Deputy Register Of wills for the District
Of Columbia; Clerk Of the Probate Court.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-15
pIAk0(0NCERT BY
 JOAN GABRIEL E
 TOMORROW NIGHT

The Juneau Concert Association will present Miss Joan Gabriel in a piano concert tomorrow eve- ming at 8:30 o'clock in the 20th Century Theatre.
 Miss Gabriel is Canadian born and has made many brilliant per formances in the past two years. She arrived in Juneau this after noon via Pan American from Whitehorse, Y. T. The following is her program for Friday evenings concert:
 The first number will be Toccata and Fugue in D Minor by Bach Busoni; followed by Beethoven's Sonata Op. 57 "Appassionata Al legro Assai-Andante con Moto- Allegro ma non-Troppo.
 After an intermission, she will give Raehmaninoff' Perlude in G Sharp Minor followed by Debussy's Reflets dans 1'eau and Liszt's Dance of the Gnomes. Her final number will be the ever favorite and fa- nous Chopin's Prelude in c sharp minor, Etude Op. 25 No. 5, Etue Op. 10 No. l, Ballade in G minor.
 Miss Gabriel is IT years old, and has studied music in her na- tive land and the mother country, England