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AUTOS WANTED (cont. }
OFFICIAL NOTICES

OFFICE OF COLLECTOR of Internal
Revenue, Baltimore, Md.-The fol-
lowing described personal property,
seized from Mitchell Quick, 24l 3
Pa ave. NV, Washington, D. c.,
under warrant for distraint for the
5000 Of the Internal Revenue Code
at public auction on Wednesday,
November 80, 1949, at IL am. at
S413 Pa. ave. NV, Washington,
D. c.: l file cabinet 4-drawer steel
I2%xl6"; ! steel file cabinet nat
s-drawer s1dae 3~x5,; 1 / steel file cabinet cabinet
office desks, l2 wood ONCE chairs;
/ metal desk lamp, l wood real
estate plat desk with shelves. 3
wood card files 3"x5"; l blackboard
6'x3zr; 43 picture frames, 4 real
estate plat books, l "Koldair" elec-
trio fan, ] Smith-Corona typewriter,
No. 1B1S39263-11, and miscellane-
GUS offlce equipment. 20
OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR of In
ternal Revenue, Baltimore, Md.
The following described personal
property, seized from Elijah M.
Seidenberg. 1416 Saratoga ave. ne.
ior distraint for non-payment Of
assessed taxes due. will be sold as
provided by Section 5000 Internal
Revenue Code of the United States,
at public auction on November 30,
la49. at : o'clock pm. at Toms Auto
Service. 635 N st. NV, washington.
D. c.. This sale will be held on the
second floor OF roof parking section
G a es assd oor ons lga NJ Ghsv5s AAi
1887, Serial No: 14AH07-677o3,
1949 tag No. J2OI6. 20
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N1TED STATES DISTRICT COURT

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia.-Hold-
ing Probate Court.ENo. 54028. Ad-
That the subscriber, Of the District
Of Columbia has obtained from the
Probate Court Of the District OF Co
lumbia, Letters Testamentary on the
estate Of william l.. Driscoll, late OF
the District Of Columbia. deceased,
Al persons having claims AGAINST
exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, to the
subscriber. on or before the 10th
day of May, AID. 1880, otherwise
they may by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Given
HATCHER HATCHER bRIscoLL.. . IS seaton pi. i
COGsWELL, Register Of wills for
the District of Columbia, Clerk Of
the Probate Court. no22,29 .de6
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Administration.SThis is to Give
District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court OF the Dis
trict of Columbia, Letters Testa-
mentary on the estate of Bessie E.
Hart. late of the District Of CO.
lumbia, deceased. AL persons hav-
ing claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated, to the subscriber on
or before the 10th day Of May.
AID. 1850; otherwise they may BY
law be excluded from all benef1t OF
said estate. Given under my hand
this 14th day Of November. 1949.
PAUL 3. ELCAN, 416 9th Street.
COGSWELL, REGISTER Of Wills for
the District Of Columbia, Clerk Of
the Probate Court. no22,29 ,de6
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED

TOP CASH for clean, late models.
TRY Sg' TsIANGHE. We ~pii pay 'pi Premium
prices for extra clean cars Of popu-
either location. TRIANGLE MO-
TORS. 301O r. I. ave ne. or 1888
sF6 sF5HASkA Ss 1E5SHs sHSyIer, xSS &C. sEtai Fla
Goth st. NV sEx. $500.
AUTO OWNERS - Let
price. ior your 1946 to 1949 car. II
car is sold at your price. our only
sssTe sna is sa' i, no not chs5ss :od e Gar as :
available to you at any time. Keep
y1at u or ''eas esll BELL {. MoroRs. eS ye 5oie
r8Ik. XII fze;i zosEsG wG. ssPsA,sALs ssPG on ali
9skis e ffss i's ss. fs'sse' T. us e.
MORE ME oeSE cSsn FOR YOUR CAR. new
or used. Drive IN. bring your title
,na md get get cash; WOLFE MoToRs. s9sS
sdS 5Sth aGfos az sts Wanted TED shis 'Ine Month
"S:lean cars only; extra bonus for
i owner and garage-kept cars; will
also sell your car at retail price for
S25. Don't delay, deal today. Morris
& Hughes. 1914 Georgia ave-, NV.
GE. 9761.
FORDS AND CHEVROLETS
loo edsss nssed eass dor soqtnsTo Moross s5as sso
Rhode Island ave. ne. MI. 9774.
CAROLINA AUTO BUYERS INC.
We want cars regardless OF price;
don't trade on Q new car or sell to
any one until you give US the op-
portunity to buy at your price. We
need 100 cars. 1899 to 1949.
If car is not paid for will pay
One Of Washington's Oldest exclusive
used car buyers. All cash or certi-
ned checks. Call for inspection and
purchase Of your car between noon
and 8 pm. Closed Sunday.
MR. SANDERS, NO. $3.50
1908 Evarts St. NE.
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C. G. SLOAN b CO., INC.
Auctioneers-Appraisers.
ESTATE SALE

ESTATE SALE
Fine bed and table linens. embroidered
and drawn work. Chinese brocades
and silks. Japanese table china,
ivory figures. sterling silver and
plated ware, spreads. blankets, pic.
lures. jewelry, clocks, watches,
lamps with prisms. trunks. hand
rors, 3 large fishing reels, golf clubs,
books. bedroom. dining room and
living room furniture. pair ANTIQUE
beds, cedar chests, vacuum cleaners,
love seats. studio couches, etc.
at Public Auction
AT SLOAN'S
715 18th st.
WEDNESDAY,
NOVEMBER 30th,
at 10 AM.
BY order Of Col. Merrill D. Wheeler
and American Security and Trust
CO., Executors. Estate Of Ella Ulacs
Spalding and others.
c. G. SLOAN g. CO.. INC. Aucts.
Established 1891. 20
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OPEN DAILY TILL 8
SAT. TILL 8; SUN, 10 TILL B

Shop in comfort at Washington's S
largest indoor showroom. We try to
keep at least 100 cars on display
and heaters.
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December l, 1949, 2 PM.
Sixteen walnut booths with FormicA
tables, wall paneling, service stand,
Formica-top step-up-type bar coun-
ter with mirrored and Illuminated
back bar to match; counter stools,
SIS Brentwood chairs, II Formica-
top tables, IS mirrors. Magic-Flo
beer dispensing system with refrig-
Grating comp-essors and pump;
stainless-steel bartenders' supply
sinks; National 1928 (4)N" and
.4222" cash registers, Sieling coffee
brewer, H-B "25" mixer, pedestal
and exhaust fans, fiuorescent light
ing fixtures and strips, neon signs
and window tubing, Crane coal-fired
upright boiler and gas-ired water
heater; Jordan triple sliding door
bottle cooler with compressors, stain-
less-steel service stand and sinks,
Telecron clock. steam table. Fris.
lator "a: Garland range-griddle.
hood, maple cutting table. American
slicer. meat block. Hobart chopper,
Marsh No 2 grease trap. sinks. pot
racks, reach-in refrigerator with
compressor, LIQUID carbonator, uten-
sils, requisites. china, glass, plated.
ware, etc. Terms: Cash. zUPPAa
BROS, INC, 935 Penna. ave. NV.
no26 29,30
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THOS. ]. OWEN d SON, Auctioneers.
435 Southern Building.

LOUIS YUUEIEYIT,
THORNTON w. OWEN,
no26,29,d Trustees.
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THE EVENING FAR B-21
WASHINGTON 49, lo4o
AUCTION SALES Cont

ADAM A. WESCHLER b SON
Auctioneers Appraisers
Dissolution Sale
MODERN RESTAURANT AND BAN
FURNISHINGS = EQUIPMENT
BOOTHS - TABLES = CHAIRS -
BAR - FANS
BEER DISPENSER -
conpRrss6SRRs9 SR9LERs COMPLETE
KITCHEN
CASH REGISTERS
REFRIGERATORS
CRANE MODEL IA COALFIRED
BOILER
ETC.
CLASS &C" BEVERAGE LICENSE
BY PUBLIC AUCTION
AT THE NIGHT SPOT
935 PENNA. AVE, NV.
TIIIRGnA
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INSTRUMENTATION
MOTOR CO., INC.
$500 BALTIC. BLVD.
Hyattsville, Md, WA. 7200
BE WISE
Come out and look over our
lot of ok'd used cars.
IS bargain cars to choose
from.
Save by dealing with one of
the largest new-car fran
chise Chevrolet and O1ds-
mobile dealers. 26 years Of
honest dealing.
Each used car a new-car
trade in.
Drive these cars away in 10
minutes, cash or credit.
Some cars can be purchased
as low as IS per week.
'49 CHEVROLET $1,595
styleline de luxe town
sedan; equipped with
radio, heater: tmmac.
throughout: low mileage;
priced for immediate sale.
Can be bought for $399
40 oLDsMOB1LE - $2,595
Convertible coupe $50;
Hydra Matte drive; fully
equipped; car like new;
in owners possession 8
mos; mileage less than
$1,000 Merits your coh-
sideration. S649 down.
'48 NASH 81 ,195
Model 900 sedan; this car
has everything; including
white wall tires; for
real buy; this is it. Can
be purchased for as little
as S274 down.
At HUDSON ,.- 81 1,095
Brougham 2-tone gray;
low mileage; ! owner;
beautiful car; well kept;
mechanically sound; come
take look. you can buy
this car for as low as
S274 down.
'46 PLYMOUTH - 1895
4-dr. sedan, r. H., seat
that will serve you well;
can be driven away for as
little as $249 down.
AZ CHEVROLET $595
Aero sedan, low mileage;
completely equipped. Fully
winterized for satisfac-
tory service; can be pur-
chased for as little as
'48 FORD E ---- s1,os5
Super de luxe 9 cylinder
Fordor; black finish ra-
dio. heater. seat covers.
mechanically perfect; tires
osTy os,,ytsng}Oa sGod; appearance DDe &c
Soesiah0inT' Sourht for s2sa sah dovn' 1e
AT PONTIAC $1,0s5
8 cylinder 4-door sedan;
radio, heater; this is
saas chased l.i., iar as little as
''4s CHEVROLET S1j - $1,3e5
Aero sedan. Here is a
owner: low MILEAGE car:
immac. inside and out;
has radio, heater, can
be purchased for as little
as S349 down.
'48 OLDSMOBILE $1,595
Convertible. Hydra-Matic
drive; beautiful gray I'm
ish; radio. heater; an
outstanding sporty car.
yesn 10. for as little as
Al CHRYSLER -, $495
Royal 4-door sedan; a
clean car; ready to serve
you well thru the coming
winter months. A sensa-
tional car at an uncom-
monty low price: can be
purchased at only $149
'4s OLD oLDsMoB1LE - s2,1e5
90 club sedan; new car
conditionn; loaded with
extras; can furnish refer
ence from former owner.
This is car that you
will be proud to show
your friends, Can be
purchased for as low as
S549 down.
40 PLYMOUTH $269
4-door; heater, new seat
covers; good mechanical
condition, solid body,
original paint; a bargain
only SIS down.
'37 DODGE $74
2-dr., In operating con-
condition; We are able to
offer this car at this re-
diciously low figure only
because Of our heavy
stock of used cars.
'37 BUICK -- STA
4-door Century; In excel.
mech cond. This car
has been babied all its life
and is good for many
more miles of satisfactory
operation. $40 down will
buy this one.
LUsTINE-NICHOLSON
MOTOR CO.,
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AT SLOAN'S
715 18th st.
WEDNESDAY,
ADAM A. WESCHLER q SON
Auctioneers-Appraisers
BANKRUPTCY SALE

BANKRUPTCY SALE
Restaurant-Bar-Nite Club
FIXTURES, EQUIPM'NT
CHAIRS, SETTLES. MIRRORS
SODA FOUNTAIN. CASH REG1STx0
COUNTER, STOOLS. COLT
DISHWASHER
REFRIGERATOR, CoMPREsSo6s
SINKS
TOASTMASTER WARMER. SAND
WICH UNIT
COCKTAIL BAR, FR1ALATOA.
BANDSTAND
DRAUGHT BEER BOX, COFTEG
BREWER
COMBINATION GRILL, PASTY CAa4
GAS RANGES. P3T RACK STEAM
CHINA. GLASS, PLATEDwAR1.
GAS FIRED WATER HEATER, ZIG.
BY PUBLIC AUCTION
at 1855 7th st. NV.
WEDNESDAY
November so h. 1s4s' . PM
clore Restaurant, Inc.
Terms: Cash
SOL M ALPHER, Trustee,
no26.2s,29 southern building:
ADAM A. WESCHLER d SON
Auctioneers-Appratsers
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Trustees Sale

Complete Modern Food Market
FIXTURES-STOCK
CASH REGISTERS
REFRIGERATION ON-SCALES-EM
ONDOLAS-FROZEN FOOD CAS8
BRO BAND SAW-SLICER
ADDING MACHINE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BY virtue of q chattel trust recorded
in Liber 115, at folio 363, one OF the
ohattel records Of Prince Georges
County, Nd, the undersigned trus-
tees will sell
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HUDSON Is4s Commodore sedan;
niteiy underpriced at 1895; only
$500 down. 81 15.45 a wk. WHEELER.
INC. Chrysler's outstanding dealer,
atf1soN 1899 Wissensin 9ns en- 1890 4-dr
sedan; equi' ped with heater, seat
, covers; orr inish: mechanicallyper-
ToMAc 1sssi AoFos A59ofs sHIEs slNn Ssss me, aeso
NJ st. NV. ST. 1884. Open ewes.
HsRsss asss 'ss, osRa R5sssss e. P'!SS sSs
NER, 9th and Fla. ave. ne, AT.
NILSSON Gnosi 80 coupe; in perfect run
Ming condition; :d1 new tires, new paint;
moreS XUTo WHoLEsALERs. 1731
Bladensburs rd., Ii. 3-8S00. Il
HUDSON 1941 Commodore 8 sedan;
radio. heater, seat covers; orig black
finish; clean inside and out; Mech.
MOTOR SALES. NC. 1850 NJ st
NV. ST. 1884. Open ewes. til $50
yEEp 1s4e station wagon; low mile
age. heater and defroster;; $g25 $cas
WILLYs /, s OF ny wAsHINoToN. aaz1' .-5s Bsa4
81. u.W.' TIE. 1ot ...,.-os
sale reasonable. Phone DI. 1884.
LINCOLN Zephyr 1s41 sedan; saeri.
ssl.s ss ssSs 81 s?'1 f7sS SP'fss'aa Rseas sSs
I1fNsoES:zhSHz. 1aaS ays: II, 1910 sedan; IN %ss
SMyrsss Ss fS9d sH. a. 4sos. sssa.s' s-5. an 'h +:
MERCURY 1947 club oo, coupe; sgoG
WVSHoLEsSEEsRs. VSaoi 17s1 sladens6urs
I'd. Ii. $4,000. Il
MERCURY 1949 four-dr -sed.; -16, 00G
miles. In excel. cond.; $1.760. Cal
Eek. 1910, Ext: 7s. II
MERCURY 1946 conv. club, 6-pass.;
due to its absolutely excel, condi.'
O95, bank financing; trade; 30-day
guarantee. $50 other cars. Indoors
I'LL 18th st. NV, DI. 5803.
"anip@d: "eanipped: a quality @ car; sss4; 500
SeTni Why H1gypsp pay 7,1 more? e. dsn Apmo sS,xs
4szs ssss i2T sSso s.;: d. s;rsss.l sss Ps:Ess
Nash Hs 1854 is4s 900 Custom % sedan
beaut. orig. finish; owner, gave
excel. care. car looks and runs like
new; low mi; cleanest Of interiors
dne tires, r. and b. 81 ,195, bank
financing: trade; 30-day guarantee
1b0 other cars. Indoors for your
comfort. LOGAN tFord). I'LL 18th
- NV. pI. bsoa.
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Most OF the above cars equipped with
radio and heater-all postwar cars,
o0-day or 1000 mile guarantee.
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Rites for Isaac Lambert
viii Be Held Monday

Funeral services for Isaac Lam.
bert. a3. Spanish-America Wal
veteran and q resident Of South
west Washington for more thar
three-quarters Of . century. will
be held at 12:45 pm. Monday in
the Nalley funeral home. 320t
Rhode Island avenue NE. Burial
will be in Arlington Cemetery.
MIR. Lambert, who lived at 5437
Spring road. Sunnybrook, Md.
died Wednesday in Bethesda Naval
Hospital after q 24-hour illness
Prior to that. he had never had q
sick day in his life, according to
his family.
The son Of q Civil War veteran
Mr.. Lambert served in the Navy
in the Spanish-American War
He then joined the Naval Gun
Factory and retired in 1926. For
% years he lived at 1911
South Capitol street and had been
living with his son, Walter c.
Lambert of the Spring road ad-
dress, since 1943. His wife. Mrs.
Catherine c. Lambert, died in
1898.
Mr.. Lambert was former mem
ber Of the Junior Order Of Me-
chanics.
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Driver Dies al Wheel; !;
Crash Hurts Son, )

Alexander Hamilton, ~. of Nor
beck. Nd, died Of q heart attack
yesterday while driving an auto
mobile in which his a-year-old son
was q passenger.
Montgomery County police said
Mr.. Hamilton, a Government
Printing Office elnploye, apparent
~ fell dead ct the wheel Of his car
while driving toward Washington
on Route 81. near Norbeck. The
automobile ran on the road and
crashed against a tree. police said.
Damage to the Car was slight,
Police said Mr.. Hamilton's son,
whose face was bruised, was weep
ing beside his fathers body when
the car was discovered by the next
passing motorist.
Mr.. Hamilton was on his way to
the District line to meet his wife.
also Q Government Printing ofliee
DR.. r. j. Broschart,
county medical officer. issued .
certificate Of death by natural
causes, ~-
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Man, 63, Dies; ; Kin
Hurt as Car Hits Crane

Joseph Craun. 63. of Sterling,
Loudoun County, Va, was injured
fatally last night in an auto acci-
dent in Fairfax County and IN
the same crash his son and two
grandchildren also were hurt.
Nelson Craun, 80. also Of Sterl-
ing, son of the dead man, was re-
ported in critical condition today
at Arlington Hospital. His two
children. Jeanne, 8, and Jan, 4,
suffered minor face cuts and their
conditions are satisfactory.
Fairfax County Policemen Julian
Burke and Donald Hurst said q
1s4e Dodge driven by the younger
Mr.. Craun crashed into the rear
Of q Erecking crane on route 80.
I mile west of Pender, Va, about
Z pm. Police said Mr.. Craun ap-
parently did not notice the crane
was allowing down to q speed of
about 10 miles per hour.
Driver of the crane was Elwood
L. Thompson, 81, Of RID I. Fair
fax. No one has been charged,
police said.
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Col. A. T. 5. Fame Rites
To Be Held Here Monday

Funeral services for 1t. Col.
A. F. S. Fame, British Kings mes
senger. killed in an air crash last
Tuesday at Dallas, Tex, will be
held at 2:15 pm. Monday in st.
Johns Episcopal Church, 324o o
street NV. Burial will follow in
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
1t. Col. Fame was one Of %
persons killed when the American
Airlines plane crashed into build
ings on the border Of Love Field
in Dallas and burned. Eighteen
passengers survived.
At the time of his death, he was
en- route to Mexico City and Qua
temala on an official mission,
the British Embassy said.
Pallbearers will be from the
Embassy. A floral wreath from
the British Ambassador and his
staff and a wreath from 1t. Col.
Fane's colleagues in the Corps Of
Kings Messengers In London will
be placed on the grave.
Evening star., 1949-12-03

where he had developed the soil
and conducted science research.
DR.. Baker went to the Ul..yer-
sity of Maryland in 1912 to build
up the department of geography.
He, was head Of the department
until last July. when he relin-
quished the job to devote more
time to research.
DR.. Baker and DR.. Charles HUI,
professor Of geography at the uni
versity, were working on an atlas
of China and an atlas of world
resources.
Continued Teaching Career.
Although no longer head Of the
geography department, he con-
tinued teaching In North Amert-
can geography, land utilization
and population problems. DR..
Baker conducted one class in land
economics ut his home on Thurs.
day nights. always In front Of
a fireplace. WV,
DR.. Baker spent SO years with
the Department Of Agriculture
before he went to the University
Of Maryland. He started out in
farm management and left the
Government as senior agriculture
economist.
. DR.. Baker was an authority on
world populations and had con-
Evening star., 1949-12-03

Quoted specialized surveys In farm
population. rural youth and soil.
Feared Decline Of u. S.
In 1947 DR.. Baker wrote a pam
phlet on 1.-THE Population Prospect
in Relation to the Worlds Agri-
cultural Resources" In this he
predicted the United States would
be dominated by Russia within a
century because luxury and a de-
clining birth rate was weakening
the country. He also predicted a
United Europe with 10 times the
population of the United States.
DR.. Baker was past president
of the Association Of American
Geographers. He was a member
of the American Meteorological
Society. Farm Economic Associa-
ton and the American Sociologi-
cal Society.
He wrote Agriculture Depart
ment yearbooks and was CO.
author of 1.-THE Climate of Wis
consin and It's Relation to Agri-
culture" Geography of the
Worlds Agriculture" and "Agri-
culture and Modern Life"
Son Of Sea Captain.
DR.. Baker was born in THIN,
Ohio, the son Of Edwin Baker, q
Cape Cod sea captain, and Mar
garet Thomas Baker, Vermont
school teacher. He was gradu-
ated from Heidelberg College and
studied forestry at Yale and eco
nomics at the University of Wis
consin. Goettingen University,
Germany, awarded him a Phi. D.
in 1887.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs.
Alice Baker; son, Edwin Crew
Baker. a student at the Univer-
sity of Maryland, and three
daughters, Miss Helen Thomas
Baker. who attends Johns Hopkins
University; Miss Mildred Coale
Baker, a high school senior at
Westtown, Pa, and Miss Sabra
Baker, who works on the Virginia
farm that DR.. Baker bought for
his family as q retreat.
Evening star., 1949-12-03
MMarna uf Thanka

.sHAWKINs, HATTIE DAY. We wish to
thank our relatives, friends and neishbors
for their calls. flowers and cards during
our bereavement. THE FAMILY.
HERLINGER, JAMES EDWARD. The
feanfly Of the late JAMES EDWARD HER
LINGER wish to express their heartfelt
thanks and appreciation for the acts of
kindness. the many beautiful floral de-
signs and messages Of sympathy in our
recent bereavement.
MOTHER, STEPFATHER AND BROTHER.
MORTON. FLORENCE. I wish to thank
men' trisna Rev TelssSpss Ropsrt
Roalins. the Rev, James. =. Dews, the Rev.
James =. Green and fraternal organiza,
tions for the lovely flowers, cards and
s. Vi Sao my passsd
away November Ip IL r. lg49i sropxs A..
=, NIcKENs. wALDRA T. We wish to
thank his eo.workers at the, State Depart
ment. the ministers, our relatives, friends
and neighbors for their many scts Of kind
ness, beautiful floral tributes, CARDS, tele.
our loved one. WALpRA !, NIckENs' on
WIFE. CHILDREN AND MOTHER T.
Evening star., 1949-12-03
In @rt,tnriaitt

BYRD. CLIFTON, N. In loving re-
q sus ass, ve ssa sps
iifs On years aEe today. December }. 1898,
Yeu are gone: but not fersotten, dear son
4. HIsE IsEhr s,sr e ,ss ". .aa sfq meor, esi las.
W a"s BIS 'aesE ao4Hss asRe3sf, 1sD nj sisrxR.
ssE sssk.:f ii i $780, = .sesNsss !sNz1as
AUeKklMs. SSAs aisss Twelve years sso TO-
HI sisTxRs AND sRoTHEa. .
dear husband, and father, ROBERT e
day, December 3. 194a.
Today recalls the memory
Aus so!s s';ah she saih agh,af af: 's son st' sod.,
MRS fResE seShs D9soS Das Syss 1ND ESu
HEN9oN; JOSEPH. u loyips rsmsH. sa.
5er B. 1913. iesvins his dear daughter and
DAUdHTER. MAMIE JONES; soN-IN-
dEiSroE dET stSsN 5SN SssbbibBk Ssb bkAs AssfAaPs4ss FRiRsPs
yoHNs0N, CLARENCE G.. In sad but
leying memory Of our dear husband and
s.ss:s a:s .s.1 e YEAR e. .ss ssx ecsh sn
ber 8, 1913
Our lips cannot tell how much We miss
Our hearts could never ten us what to
God alone knows how much we miss yeu
IN N homs s,H that Is % lonesome % today. ANN
DAUGHTER, EuLA. .
JOHNSON, CLAkEAeE c. In fond
C. ssa.s sss:$s.i Ps;'ias Ss.s ;sT'' one ''sF
xa. e02i; Sse 81 aRs g. isssHsst1i s1vfb BELL.
JOHNSON. CLARENCE e, In memory
oNso sNasssfu xo sesss'' sss one ~, yesT aso Ss
SH1s Ss1 E! saSr Rss 'stsa'''e6 zsB
., faTss s..r KssrEsk. s.aa., i r ss9t PxYsiE
5ss.nSs1 Sss REEFS W. fs ssas years $50 today
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That csnnet hs half revealed.
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y ~ ''ia h =; Is 'itS;SHsa ;sa u PARENTS.
YERINE, DONNA JEAN, In loving rs-
meMkFiAes Of cur dear little .sranddaugh-
s Oer i, ist5; 'dss dses August 20, its is4s. '
This is your birthday. Donna, dear,
The nrst you've spent above:
aeSyRr yr;yi4S sylssSs hsSs; hsSs.Ns,SSSnr. sHs iSSS;
GONNA JOSIE AND 'poBBIE."
ROBINSON, MATTE. In loving mem.
ory Of our dear wife and neither, MATTIT
ROBINSON, who passed away one yeai
ago today, December B, 1946.
Gone Is the face we loved 50 dear.
TOO far away Tor sight Or speech,
But not 10 far fef thoughts TO reach.
Sweet to remember her,
Who once was here,
And who, though absent,
Is Just rs dear. HER FAMILY.
VEAL. gNARLIE ROCK. In loving
memory OF my dear husband, CHARLIl
ROCK VEAL, who passed awsy threi
years ago. December 3. 1896.
His life Is . beautiful memory,
His absence a. silent griefi
He slssps in Gods beautiful garden,
In the sunshine of perfect peace.
HIS LOVING WIFE, ROSE WATSON
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Evening star., 1949-12-03
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seating Of the former Judge. while
Senator Bridges, Republican, Of
New Hampshire. the third or neu-
trail trustee. voted for Mr.. Dawson.
But I sure as hell voted" Mr..
Dawson. who appears to be =
match for Mr.. Lewis. told re-
porters.
Most benefit payments from the
fund were suspended In Septem-
ber. but emergency hospital cases
have been cared for since. Judge
Dawson said the fund. or that
part of it collected prior to ex-
piration of the old contract June
30. is 50 low it's already two
months behind in paying for the
emergency cases.
III Millions at Hand.
However, more than $1,000, 900
in new money, collected since ex-
piration of the contract. is at
hand. Part Of the fund squabble
Is over the spending Of that
money. Senator Bridges so far
has prevented the spending Of 1t,
contending that since the trustees
were appointed under the expired
contract they have no legal right
to use the new money.
Judge Dawson said he disagrees
with Senator Bridges and be-
lieves 1t Is legal to spend the new
money even without a contract.
But he added he will allow nothing
to be spent until the administra-
ton Of the fund Is put on q
sound, business and aeturial
basis" His predecessor. Mr.. Van
Horn, charged that Mr.. Lewis
spent the fund money recklessiy.
AS far as the refusal of Mr..
Lewis to accept him Is concerned,
the Judge said 1t was his view
that the operators can select
whomever they want as Z trustee,
and that 1t is none Of the UMW'S
business.