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ADAM A. WEsCHLER q son.
Auetieneers.

TSgsTEE5 SKicK 5wEEtIEo. aAIE q H. ySAe isss III!
TARIo PLACE N.w,.7 ROOMS
R.4E, RAqE; Gas sAsrTE HEAT AUTOMATIC
in Liber No. s7Ss. folio 6il. ct SEQ
one of the land records OF the Dis.
trict OF Columbia. and at the request
OF party secured thereby. the under
signed trustees will offer for sale By
6n Dn'is moaY sassSn THE Il fFTRs n stfnisfI
FouR o'cLocK PM. the follow
Ing described property in the Dis
triet Of .Ccolumbis' .o-yit: Lot
Ss9ea ss1sVsiGR so Of nani.r nae, q a.sSs ISs nuns
per pc foEio p,s' 1bs seHnoef IN r.. Once q he
Surveyor for the District OF Column
bta. Said property now known for
taxation purposes as Lot ss2 IN
Terms % Of SAFE: SAFE: Property viii be sold
subject to the unpaid balance Of :
prior deed Of trust in the sum OF
S9.67e 50. payable In monthly IN
stallments OF s75 90, including IN:
,ss ,sgs;' at e.. ovss dsposif oaa es0ts os 9
required Of purchaser at sale Ex-
animation of title, conveyancing. re-
cording notorial fees and tax stamps
at cost Of purchaser. Terms to be
complied with within thirty days
reserve the right TO resell property
at risk and cost Of aefautins pur-
chaser, after i've, days adveftise-
ment Of such resale In some news
paper published in Washington, D,
G or deposit may be forfeited, OF
without forfeitins deposit trustees
NAV avail themselves Of any legal
or equitabl rights against deiau4s-
lhs RAiPH p RIPLEY,
GEORGE L. BOSWELL.
Trustees.
CHARLES b SULLIVAN. JR..
Attorney Ior Party Secured.
$40 i''" Api4,is.Ie,ee,ss.
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IRVING WILMER, Attsrney-
atk nend Rldf., Wsxhingten 5. DC
Ftled April IA. is4e. Harry NJ Hui.

IRVING WILSEh, Attefnef- -
ais nepd Rlde. WsshinFten =. D.o
FILED Aprtl IA. is4s. Harry NJ Hui
rr ruv United STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District Of columsis
HURLEy sc1IT niPss.snis5ssinn',-se P.si5,sin,
nsS'sp -Tne object Of this suit H.
. ostsin az sssGf,S;s, fssss,s f'FS'st !, !. III, 81
1a,h asY az April. Issp, ordered
thai the dsfendan, cause h!s .D, ~,
pearance 70 be entered herein on
or Before thu fertieth day. sxein-
sive of sundays and legal hoiidsys.
oecarrins after ths day Of The nrst
he cause win Be proceeded With ~
10 ease Q, default: Pro.iasssds,s rsss.s. z z
onss : week for three successive
weeks in the washinstoa Lag ns-
porter; and Tne Es.HlTnas EE.aTarW Sssr ' oe,2ss Se.
GUIrE Judxs Seal Attest
Harry II. HULL. cifrx. p CLARA
r. CONNkIL1 Deputy Clerk
npIA % "a
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ADAM A. wESCHLER a SON.
Au~tfnna.r~

TRgsITEs' SALE 8. OF TWO, STORY
pQLPH PLACE, NV: CONTAINING
HEAT. OIL BURNER.
Court OF the United States for the
Dtstrica OF Columbia. passed In Civil
Action No. 1887 the undersigned
trustees will offer for sale by public
MsSrsn aHs1,Sn; X front ,9 ot the premises S On
OF MAY. 1e4a. AT FOUR O'CLOCK
PM. the following described land
and premises, situate in the District
OF Columbia. to-wit: Lot 100 In
Block 10, "Bloominsdale'' now
Terms of sale: One-third Of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash,
balance in two equal fnstallments
represented by promiSsory notes OF
purchaser. payable on or before one
and two years, from date OF settle
ment Of sale. with interest al six per
nually. secured by deed Of trust upon
property sold. or all cash. at option
OF purchaser. A deposit OF $500 re-
quired OF purchaser at sale. All con-
and notaIial fees at cost of pur-
chaser Terms of sale 10 be COM
piled with within thirty days from
date Of approval by Court, otherwise
trustees reserve the right TO resell
property at risk and cost Of the de-
advertisement Of such resale in some
newspaper published in Washinst tom
D. C, or deposit may be forfeited at
discretion Of trustees,
DOLORES MURRAY. 1929 L
Street. NV.
JOSEPH D. DI LEO. 1910 Yer
mont Ave, NV.
APPS, 5,.22 ,229.my3 Trustees.
THoS. J. OWEN 4 son, Auctioneers.
436 Southern BUILDING.
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EDGAR A. WREN. Attorney,
500 Woodward Building.


UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for me District OF Columbia HELD
ing Probate court.-No. 72sas.
Administration This IS 10 give
notice: That the subscriber. OF ths
state OF Virginia has obtained IRON
me Probate Court Of the District o.
Columbia. Letters Of Administrative
cT.A. on the estate OF Jeanette
Brovnsn. late OF the District OF
Columbia, deceased Al person,
are hereby warned 10 exhibit ths
same, with the vouchers thereof,
iessliy suthsntiss.ssd .S. K ths h,s .se, ds,
~ snrti. AID, 1850. otherwise thsy
may by law be excluded from All
6ene, Of said estate ss ., oiy.n sy,,l. qneer dsss
EDGxR A WREN. 400 g. EDGE
wood. Ari!nstsn.; 1yscsus1i " Sssalo p.s. A..
lister OF wills for the DistINs ..
Columbia, Clerk OF The Proosie
Court 8pi o. = : -ss
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
TWO-SToaY ROW BRICK DWELL
SsI SSp PA BxTa, so BEING ksoTsSr s,TS rt.T As
b virtue OF q decree OF the United
states District Court for the District
OF Columbia passed In Civil Action
No. 29.225,. we will sell st public
auction, IN front Of the premises, on
PMo-fH1e4E PA9 81 APRI5; Id5cLoes OK 1ssa pM A. A.
following described land and prem
ises, situate in the District OF CO.
lu-nbia. and DESIGNATED as and beins
Lot 95 in Charles Chauncey, trustee,
n I. Subdivision Of Part OF Square
once OF the surveyor Of the District
OF Columbia In Lber 80 at folio
so. together with the improvements
thereon. Sold subject to ratifica-
tion by the District Court, Terms
required upon acceptance of bid. All
conveyancing. notary fees. revenue
stamps and recording at purchaser 5
cost. Terms of sale to be complied
with within thirty. days after rati.
f"etion OF the sale by the United
the property at the risk and cost OF
defaulting purchaser. after five Gays
advertisement of such resale In
some newspaper published in wash
inston, D. C. The trustees reserve
deemed ee rdhi by 70 them hene' to Be ans
PAUL e. BUGAY. Attorney,
3Io Evans Building.
PHILLIP W. AUSTIN Attorney.
Trustees in Civil Action No; 20; ;22b.
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Many others at lower prices. HORN
ER'S CORNER. Open SATURDAYS.
Hand-Operated Plymouth
1910 coupe, hand-operated clutch and
brake. $3.50. sH. 6352. "a
~ Plymouth Sdn., 81 1895
Special de luxe 4-door: fully equipped
with all the extras; / owner. locsllp
driven; beaut. black orig. nnish ano
WAY MOTORS. TOT Maine ave. s.w..
DI. 7025.
CHEVROLET 1888 2-dr. trunk Sc
dan; radio, heater and good rub
Der. looks and runs fine. specially
priced at $1e5.
KENYON PECK. INC.
S041 lea HWY fT QooS pa
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PROPOSALS

WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SAM
TAkY CoMMIssION-contrset No,
sos-w&S. Water main and sever
strucfion. Sealed proposals for
constructing In Forest Heights SUB;
division approximately e50 feet cl
Sinch 70 S-iEch cast iron water
mains and 4.750 feet Of s-fneh 70
Is-inch plain concrete PIPE sewers e.
washinston Suburban Sanitsry
CammIssion. Hamilton STREE
HyattsyiIie. Maryland. until T'is,- ,,
EASTERN Daylight sayins Time. al
which place and time they vii Be
publicly opened and read Plans
and speeificatio may be OBTAINED
from the once OF the Chief Engineer
MARYLAND. upon deposit Of s. 90
which deposit will be returned to
hidders or to those returning plans
and specidcations "a rood eonaiticn
DWIGHT 3. GAIT, LAGd SHAM, ae
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.. sAnRFTT cARTEn. Assssssy.
DsnrIks n.sl1tas. ..-....,

UNITED STATES plnThiIT EOuNI
for The District Of coismela. Aosesns
rtGss,s I.,Pss,sn oosI s s' : 70 az. ss,s- nsslts
That ths subscribers. Of the ptEsgiet
Of Columbia sne toe stsss 81 Mari ..
land respectively. hsSs astAtnss
from sss Probate cosrt Of ire Dss-
trtel ef cesumsjs tsttsvs TsstsHzssss
:sry On th. ,sts.. e sillas's =
Fsnssa. ereessss All peFsaas ksYirs
claim EKEtass the desss ss@ Sse
heEess wsfnts 70 sxhtsii Ne t&sSss
with tEs SossessTs shf3se: Rfss9
authenticated. - the s2sssYlssTt. &c
on hsters shs %tsh eay sf Nsfcn,
ap- 1850 ethsfwist .ssT ne ~ ,.
asis estate Ofsfn ute.F our rsnsss
TIA s.h eAr af Aprii. 1853 AGER-
icAN SECURITY 4 TRUST 60
~ Ear q Jonsctsf. Tfass osz.ssf'
lssh ABa Ps ave arc W.
ian y H.sssss. Il 1o7 AsesEsif - !, I,
sly Register ui wis foI u. p,s.
.rift q csiaasaa. Carr r. tns
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esssen haYEns bern RAGS hsssss fns
ryoesss ss the last Ell arc tess
sassi 81 sad asesases sss fer lsti*ss :
tsFta srssnaATy en- ssse estate 20
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GEORGE M. MCKEE, Attorney

1893 pennsylvania AVE-.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CQuKI
for the District OF Columbia; Hold
ing Probate court.-No. 72s3s A.
This Is to give notice; inst
the subscriber, Of the District
OF Columbia, has obtained from
the Probate Court Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia. Letters Tests-
mentary on the estate Of Mary
Xdalr Hogan. late Of ths pi,,flet ,nnt
are hereby warned to exhibit The
same, with the vouchers ~ the.sSi. .,h
scriher, on or before the 5th day of
April A D. 1850; o.,oa.S othsTWise tse,, thsH sil
benef,f of said estate. Owen under
is4e. The RisEs Nationai Rank q
Taiiaferro. vice President and TIysr, =
ofnes., Seal ,..s Attest; . THE0IpoEE WsI1, ioE
the DistTict OF Columbia. Clerk Of
The Probate Court, p 9.,..::ss.-st :s.-s
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JAMES n. kIRKLASp, Atterns,.
1863 Nstisaai Fftsa ButlafnE
sANrrl D. sLock. A..stn.,.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT Court
fer tire plttrist at celamtla Noe +
ine PROBATE Culrt.~-sp, TsTSA ~
tair1!ttratlon. This ta 70 Olive s9ties
Thai the subscriber q. ihs Dlstftsi
of Columbia has detained f1orn tiss
Probate Coers 81 the District Of Co
ismbis. Letters of AdusirftEstinn or
he estate Of PRED l.. MsERsl, late q
the District Of ColHsnbas deesahse
All persons hssinR claims asstntl
tts deceased are bsTshy warned %
exhibit ths tame. With the ushss
thereof legally sBthsrttested. 70 fhs
subscriber, on or esfogt the gist ess
Of March, A o. 1850, othsswiss uhss
mar bs Isw BE- sIeigdef fFera eil
ny hand this 9Th asy Of Aprt1, isss
HfI.DA A. MANUEL. al Cedar o.
Tskosns Park Dsttrlst ef Columbia
QUEe' Deputy RssIttsr snf ths DIS
triet ai celsnssa. Clark Of ths Pre-
eets CoaTt, sfsts ~ -.
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LEGAL NOTICES
". l.. P. BURKE, Atterney.

W. l.. p. BURKE, Attorney.
9O1 18th Street NV.
Filed April 90. t94a. Harry NJ. Hull.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District Of Columbia
Frances c, Smith. 1909 44th Street
NV. washington 7, D. c., Plaintiff
VS.. Lloyd Z. Smith, Monroe Hotel
32i 3rd Avenue. New YORK. New
York. Defendant.-No. 1859 -
The object OF this suit is absolute
divorce on srounds OF desertion and
property settlement. On motion
OF the plaintiff, 1t Is this goth day
OF April, 1912 ordered that the
defendant. Lloyd =. Smith, cause
hS appearance TO be entered herein
on or before the fortieth day, e&-
elusive OF Sundays and legal holi.
days, occurring after the day OF
the irtt publication OF this order,
otherwise the cause will be pro-
ceeded with as IN case OF default
Provided, . copy OF this order be
published once week for three
successive weeks in the Washipglon
Law Reporter and The Washington
Evening Star before said day
tSeal) Attest: HARRY NJ. HULL
Clerk, BY HELEN F. STRAUSS
Deputy Clerk. ap9e 2amy6
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THOs. J. OWEN . son. Auctieneers
f35 Southern Bids

O r LINKrNs. 1915 n s,
NV. Attorney fer No;s Holder
auaa 81 ~ 90 nnva
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WILLIAM q, WEIGHT, Aitsrney,
s68i HiliAndsie Read.
Chew Chase, Nd
Earl Il. goSsCHTR. AtssrNey
10 xiftssnis ksrss. w

UNITED STATES DISTINCT COURT
fer the District Of C5iarsbts, Ho9E4fls
Probate Court No Tg7ss Adsns9-
istratsor -- mi IL 70 Gfss NSftst
That the subscriber. Of isss rstsbEf
sf Columbia. hks obtained ftezn ths
Probate Co5ss ef the nsstrtes ef
cniiznsss. IsfssFs TssyamsEsary o.
TIRE estate es J p GreEs csstA asse
OF ths Das1Faet o. Columbia. eecesssS
All persOns hRxgnG ssstEs RgsfAfi
tns c~reases are bsseny asrnse 70
EXHIBIT the sssas. with the sctachsyk
thereof. lesaay sashrntt6aise 70
the subscriber. o. eF before tns ssth
DAY OF March. AD 1880 esEsfsisf
TREY nay b. gav be sxsssosa ffesn
al ssnsn. 81 ssas estate, osysq
ancer rs hand ms Ste esy G.
Aprag, ia4a AMERICAN SECURITY
IND TRUST COMPANY- ~ sanss
3 Conner, Assistant TrFss oss.y
feeas} Attest MNsvfS Z MAE
cgW. pepusy Register 81 villa for
the pzstysrt Of Coalnhsa. Cssrx 81
- prueats couya ASAlA-A.
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FREDERICK N. BRADLEY AND

LEONARD MARBURY, Attorneys.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia. Holding
Probate Court.-No. 72I7l. Admin
istration.-Ihis is to Give Notice
That the subscriber. Of the District
Of Columbia, has obtained from the
Probate Court Of the District Of
columbia, Letters Testamentary on
the estate Of Harry c; Cole; late OF
the District OF Coiumbia. deceased
All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, to the
subscriber. on or before the ist day
OF December. AID, 1919; otherwise
they may by law be excluded from
ali benefit OF said estate. Given
under rs hand this Is, DAY oi
LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY. BY /,
HENRY H. LEFf ERTS, Assistant
Trust Oflcer. Seal Attest
THEODORE COGSWEL. Register OF
Wills for the District Of Columbia.
Clerk OF the Probate Court.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

SEE rs FIRST FOR yoar usec car
needs, sood selection. l-owner. guar
sntced cara az reasonable prices
AL Gardner Motors. Inc.
Your chrysIer-P,ymourh dealer. 400
Ca ave nv TIA eqfO
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lE6Al NOTICES 3cs.,
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SMITH, RIsTfo 4 SMITH, Ausrss
sIk 18th street NV,

UNITED sTATEs piSTRfc-r COURT
for the District of columbla Mold
ing Probate Court No. Sge9s
Administration ~-This % 10 eiys
notice That the sasse rteer. Of the
District Of Columbia hsA ohts med
from the Prohst t. Court Of the Dfs-
'rict OF Columbia Letters Tests-
meutary on the sstate OF Bertha q
naViss6n, late Of the pistrlet Of
Columbia, deceased AL psrsons
having claims against The dsesssed
are hereby warned 70 exhibit TIRE
same. With the vouchers thereof.
legally sutheuticatsd, 90 the sub,
serIher, on OF before the sth dst
OF ApriL AD. 1880; otherwise they
may By iaw be excluded from sil
beneft o! said sststs Given under
my hsnd this 9Th day Of ABrt, lpS9,
ROBERT p SMITH. slk isth q
NV. tsenl bs Attest THEODoRE
CO0swELL, RsEisttr OF wills fer
The District of ColumhiA, Clerk 81
the prnhatR (nuIt aHl k.an -
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dAss esfefe SAID rttGEu dsy VII,
ntss THE Honorable HCiiTNA ,
LAWS Chief JusEs OF sai6 Cnuft
tais gcFh dss Of AnTI. AD !ase
Sea- tt:ss; MELVIN MAR
QUES, D~paiy RtHEsfrf of wis 'er
'hr ntstrirI o! CaulmsiA C1evk q
the PROBATE Court ABa@ - EHEs
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SPRING SPECIALS

SIMMS MOTOR CO.
1924 18th Ut. nv. CO. 4ell. ~
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ADAM A. nEsCniTk q son,
ARcthenrsrR.

:. @ SLOAN 4 co iSC-, A&ets
EttnA EsheA Iaat
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his wife when she isn't even expecting it,
"A good trick" | said, but a man of
that type couldn't be trusted Here is this
office full of pretty stenographers. and this
ideal husband tiptoeing around kissing
them Unexpectedly"
But it doesn't say he works in an office
full of stenogaphers
oh. so he doesn't work. How does he
support his family? Probably sits around
all day making Salads
She looked at me intently. This is one of
your tricks, isn't it," she asked You're
trying to change the subject"
Potato-Salad Route
CERTAINLY not" said I'm interested
in this man. can see him with little white
truck. The truck has bell and the man is
yelling, Fresh potato salad! Homemade
potato salad!"
Il could play this smart" she said, land
refuse to answer"
1T wouldn't be fair" said Besides,
I've just discovered an article here describ-
ing the Ideal American Wife"
Il think you're making this up," she said
suspiciously But go on"
''She has naturally wavy hair, figure
like cover girl and insists her husband
attend at least one poker party every
week"
''Ho," she scoffed. Where does it say
that?"
"Er - right here" said, handing her
the paper.
Hmm. thought so. Boudreau Pre-
diets Great Year For Indians You and
your tricks" She tipped the pages over
and stopped, her eyes frightening. 'Wellr'
she breathed. This is something Remem-
Der those slipcovers Mona Framish paid
$2495 for last week? Here they are re-
duced to $3.50. She'll be furious I'll have
to call her right away
As said - with little practice -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-03
Hope For Husbands
BY DICK ASHBAUGH

So you're not the ''perfect
mate'? Our humor writer
comes up with a trick that
may still save your home
T ASH very little from my Congressman
Il an occasional package of seeds or little
more rainfall. Lately, however, I've de-
veloped more serious request; think we
should have law against surveys describ-
ing the Ideal American Husband
Pending congressional action l offer the
following solution to the Mousy Husbands
Club. of which am charter member. It's
sort of hidden-ball trick and, with little
practice, should work every time If your
wife becomes suspicious after the third or
fourth try. you can always throw few
things in bandana and leave for Bali.
Yesterday my wife looked up from
the latest survey. ''You don't have tiny
muscles playing around the corners of
your jaw" she complained.
I've got plenty of tiny muscles"
bridled. who has any more?"
The Ideal American Husband. He also
has the type of hair women want to run
their fingers through"
How does he get any work done?"
asked
He Never Forqets
lies cute when he thinks, too. His
cigarette bangles from the corner of his
mouth and he squints'
Il can do that" said. only my eyes
get red and look like I've been crying"
He can build an outdoor fireplace mix
the salad or rock the baby to Sleep
"All at the same time?"
'Of course not. He always holds doors
and coats and never forgets anniversaries
or Valentines Day. He brings home little
gifts at odd times. and he frequently kisses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16

Council of Grand Rapids. He was
board member and treasurer Of the
Veterans Counciling Center until its
discontinuance last October. He
belongs also to the Veterans of For
eign Wars.
Mr.. Ford won the 1948 Grand
Rapids Junior Chamber of Com
merce Distinguished Service Award
for participation in community &C.
tivities.
Since his return from military
service he has been disaster relief
chairman of Red Cross in his home
county and a board member of the
Family Service Association, Humane
Society, Legal Aid Committee, Kent
County Cancer Society and Boy
Scout Executive Committee.
Except for his war service, he has
practiced law in his home city since
1941. He has been active in the
reform group" in county and State
Republican politics.
He married Miss Elizabeth War
rem of Grand Rapids in October.
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resentative Jonkman, Republican
whom he defeated by q 2-to-1 vote
in the primary. He topped his DEM
ocratic opponent, Fred J. Barr. in
the November election by substan-
tial majority.
In football Mr.. Ford starred while
in high school and the University of
Michigan. He played on the famous
Michigan team Of undefeated and
national champions in 1882 and 1888
and was voted the most valuable"
player on the 1884 university eleven,
He also played on the Eastern team
at San Francisco January l, 1885, In
the Shrine East-West Crippled Chill
dren's Hospital benefit game.
While attending Yale University
Law School, from which he gradu-
ated in 1941, he was assistant var
sity football coach.
Serving Al months in the Navy In
World War II, he was released in
January. 1s46, as q lieutenant COM
mander.
Active in veterans organizations,
he has served as Judge advocate Of
Furniture City Post, No. 258, Amer
lean Legion, and as Judge advocate
and delegate to the United Veterans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16
New Faces in Congress
Ford, Succeeding Jonkmon of Michigan
In House, PIoyed on Wolverine Grid Team

Another freshman in the House
is a 35-year-old football player,
Navy veteran, lawyer and civic leader
from Grand Rapids, Mich.
Gerald r. Ford, jr., will bring a
Republican vote from the 5th dis
trict of his State, but replaces Rep