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Arkansas State press., 1949-07-01
Negro Press Mere
10 Stay Says
Editors Official

Washington.-There will be Z
Negro press century from now,
mo matter what may be the con-
dition of the Negro minority b.
M. Kelway. president Of the Amer.
lean Society of Newspaper Editors,
said here Friday night before the
banquet OF the Negro Newspaper
Publishers Association.
This tenth annual convention Of
the Association attracted II pub
fishers and executives represent.
ing II newspapers. They partici-
pated in executive sessions and In
meetings Of the auxiliary societies
for advertising. circulation and Cd
itorial personnel.
DIR. Ralph J. Bunche, Acting
Mediator for Palestine. scheduled
to address the banquet on Friday
was prohibited from doing 20 due
to weather conditions which pre-.
vented his flight from landing st
Washington. The Russwurm A.
ward he was to receive Is being
sent to the United Nations offici.
al in New York.
The dinner was held at Slows
Hall but not until efforts 10 hold
II at a major hotel had proved
fruitless. A reservation made q
the Mayflower Hotel turned out
TO be ian error on the part Of an
assistant" The United Nations
Club. cite Of the first willkie A.
ward dinner. booked the affair,
See PREss-page eight
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-01
Naacp State Head
Calls For Unity In
Civil Rights Fiqht

Pine Bluff-Dr. J. A. White.
newly elected. president of the
Arkansas Conference OF Branch.
NAACP, was a visitor at a special
meeting of the Pine Bluff Branch.
in Merrill high school auditorium,
Sunday evening.
DIR. White urged the group 10
work for permanent unity in the
all out struggle to obtain civil
rights for Negroes.
The executive board will meet
In a special session to name dele
gates to the annual conference TO
be held in Los Angeles on July
10
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-01
Khan Directed By
Stiff Shirts"

Birmingham, Ala,-Atlas plush
-offlce jewellers In skyscrauers
direct ku klux Khan raids 10
keep the race hatred alive, red.
hot and vicious" declared Attor-
ney General Albert Carmichael In
Montgomery last week.
The hooded men terror campaign
that has been raging in this area
for the past few weeks were term.
ed by the attorney general as hys-
teria of poor, duped, misguided
ham actors" He had previously
called the perpetrators Of Birming-
ham outrages buns. hoodlums and
cutthroats, but shifted his attack
TO the alleged figures In the big
plush offices OF skyscrapers. u
Those who direct and finance
the Khan do not live in shacks and
See KLAN--pase eight
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-01
Bill Of Rights Conf.
To Attack Hooded
Terrorism In Dixie

Mere than 400 prominent Amer
leans TO date have announced their
sponsorship OF the Bill Of Rights
Conference July 1917, in the
Henry Hudson Hotel, New York
City. Clark Forman. executive d.
rector, reported this week
Scores of Americans from all
walks Of life, added Mr.. Forman,
write in daily TO signify their
support
The Conference was called TO
examine and protest present in
fringements on the Bill OF Rights
and reaffirm our traditional IL
berries of speech press, pulpit and
political advocacy" Paul j, Kern.
former New York City Civil
See RIGHTS CONF.-psge eight
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-01

granting an appeal would delay
the execution Of the sentence I'M
til sometime in October, pending
the decision Of the court, Flowers
told Hildreth that "a great effort
will be put forth to awaken the
citizens of Arkansas to the mat
ter of capital punishment.
World War Veteran
The twenty-six year old Negro
is veteran of World War II, and
was in the European Theatre with
General Patton. He received an
honorable discharge from the U.
S. Army. and won three ribbons
while serving overseas.
He spends his time In prison
with three white men under cen
tence Of death, reading the Dibls.
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-01
Car Overfurns
Killing One

Mrs. Jessie Lee Vance, IS, of
1870 Coolid street. was killed
shortly after 6 a. m. Saturday
when the car in which she was
riding overturned several times on
a curve at the Sweet Home school
Thomas johnson, "a, of 1924 IL
coolid St. driver OF the car, re-
ports that he lost control OF the
car. Mrs. Vance died enroute to
University hospital.
Mr.. johnson was held on
charge of negligent homicide but
was later released on bond.
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-01
tive Must Die. Let II Be In Mississippi
Or Georgia" Says Paul Robson

New York. N. Y-Global-Paul
Robson received a rousing vel
come back 10 the United States on
Sunday June 10. when 5000 people
of all shades and races cheered
aim endlessly from the time h.
arose to speak until he had end
ed his hour and a half speech
with a standing ovation being ten
,dered him. The occasion was a
welcome rendered him by the
Council on African Affairs. of
which he is executive secretary,
at the Rockland Palace Ballroom.
l55,h street and Eight Avenue.
After asserting that he deeply
and intensely love the Soviet I'm
ion Mr. Robson sais that they
were the first to die ~ our free
dom and the freedom OF all man.
kind"
But in a reaffirmation OF his
Americanism, he declared that"
10 fulfill our responsibilities as
Americans, we must unite. espee-
tally We Negro people We must
know our strength We are the
decisive force That's might, that's
what they're afraid Of" Contlnu.
ing. he urged the Negro TO Gre
ate that unity now"
He insisted tina, II we do unite.
laws agains, lynching. for civil
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-01

In Initiated Act No. ! all dis
trica with less than $50 enume-
fates were given the privileges Of
ioinins ether to make district
of this size or majority OF TO be-
come annexed TO some larger dis
trict prior TO March /, 1919
While the directors admit that
The Negro citizens Of Conway co.
have petitioned that an election
be held in the district to ascer.
tain the desires Of the patrons as
to annexation or consolidation,
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-01

The eleventh hour appeal was
made despite the fact that the
execution would have been post
poned because of the transfer of
the electric chair to a new build
ing on the prison farm.
The stay of execution issued by
c. R. Stevenson, clerk Of the Ar
kansas Supreme Court. was serv-
ed upon Captain Brooks Henslee,
warden late Thursday evening by
Mr.. Flowers. who represented
Hildreth in the trial in the lower
court.
Advising Hildreth that the ac-
ton of the Supreme Court in
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-01

coneerN'as when petition no ac-
dan hgs been }aken. they. the
directors, deny that any legal re-
quest by plaintiffs for annexa-
ton has been made or denied.
Because Of the failure of the
directors OF NC Conway district
TO act upon the petition filed with
them by the patrons Of the dis
trict, II has forced the Conway
school district TO be united with
the Morrilton school district.
The directors further deny that
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-01
1uskegee Calls
Class Of 1907

Tuskegce Inst.-Tuskegee Insti-
tute is inviting all members OF the
Glass OF 1909 to return TO the cam
pus November 5. at the time OF
the Homecoming Football game
with Florida ARM college. for the
See TuSKFGEE-page five
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-01
Edward v. TrimbIe,
Pine Bluff Lawyer
Speaks At Dewitt

DeWitt-Edward V. Trimble, Pine
Bluff attorney. was principal
speaker at the st, Johns Day GER
emonies held a, the First Baptist
church last Sunday evening.
Mr. Trimble spoke on the Ne
gro In the Post War World" and
declared that Negro leadership
must device Ways and means TO
hold the gains which have been
made in the field OF civil liber-
ties
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-01
Conway County Board Of Education
Shocks Arkansas Negroes When Il
Denies The Practice Of Discrimination

PINE BLUFF-n to a complaint recently filed in
the United District Court by W. Harold Flowers local
attorney against the Conway county board of education the
directors have denied that any discrimination with regards to
facilities pracced against the Negro citizens
of that county.
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-01
FLOWERS FILES
TRANSCRIPT FOR
man
BY Frances Sampson

TUCKER STATE PRISON FARM-Wesley Hldreth con.
vcted Negro aps stay of execution of the death
ence which had been imposed upon him the Phillips circuit
court when Harold Flowers well know Arkansas lawyer filed
the transcript the Supreme Court which granted an appeal
last Thursday evening"
Arkansas State press., 1949-07-01

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Evening star., 1949-12-17
THos, J. OWEN & SON. Auctioneers
435 southern Building.

TEyTTEEo5a TFEIyREEoay s4aE N5w 81 9as1eK yA1TAHEs sgER
ING WITH LIMEsTONE FRONT;
CONTAINING TWENTY 9nr i IWG " 9
SNSS4Es SS5HT HTaf EkFv4dq2SSa: SF2Sa kSa5wk NJ H25 e
gEHMEsIsv gETRn avES1El N1 i7qs qssossFFMMwssF. sFM EST
Nv virtue of a certain deed OF trust
duly recorded. in Liber No. ,S43s'
Folio 354 ct sea-, of the land rec
oTdS Of bf the redss RssFet # te al parV
splsa sTustees tafheesil Rfl ssil At public aaesIon
in front Of the premises. On IhgRSv, y
OF DECEMBER AID. 194e, AT
THREE O'Clock Pm; the iolie%- ies.
Situate ssues'il' In the District Of Columbia,
and desisnaLed as and being all O.
Lot rs In Fisher and sharon's sub.
division of Square 1853, as per plat
recorded in the Once Of the sur
veyor for the pistriet OF son, colampis ta!s
small 81 parts thereof along the north
eriy line of said lot conveyed to to
Moore BY Deed dated December %
in Liber 34s4 at folio 1915; Saio
property now taxed as Lot o04 IN
Terms OF SALE: ALL CASH. A de;
posit of 100000 will be REQUIRED
at time Of sale. All conveyancins.;
recording. revenue stamps. ETC., at
cost of purchaser Terms OF sale TO
from day Of sale. otherwise the
trustees reserve the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost
Of defaultine purchaser. after nye
days advertisement of such resale
in some newspaper published in
"asfMshIsS11 MARTIF j, ou1eLEY.
W. 6. MART1ND1LL.
6efa15.17,l9,2l Trustees.
Evening star., 1949-12-17
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT. JR.. desires position
with CPA; college graduate. En-
cellent references. Box 3s5-L. Star.
DOMESTIC JANIToR. houseman or
butler; good references; live in.
ENa1sEEk, aA; sYiii srd class, experienced rs
in heating. refrigeration and sir
conditioning; best Of references;
age. 40 years. Box a7a-L' star.
MALE CoMPANIAN - "a, white
nursing experience, handy man de.
sires afternoon or night work. Call
81 6s21 or. 81. 3912.. is
MAN, colored. wants lob as cook,
ssfetsria and restaurant; expsf'
MfcHANrcAL ENGINEER, Just arriv-
Ing from California with family.
desires immediate employment; has
is years of experience on ships as
1st-class engineer. Write MR.: D.
KALES1S. at 604 F st. hw. -1s
PIANlsT-compete varied roper
toire avail. for solo, ensemble OF
sfeompsnsIIment aSf 9paasI work. also parties 1s
. best Of local refs: last 5 years sell
ing and managinE real estate; also
new car sales; desire same type
position or inside de- salsS as with salasy r
VETERAN, !.f e, 3 sg1s gTs college, desires d,n
YOUNG MAN, white. 10. desires en-
ployment: preferably Va. area. TIE.
400. EX. ,I25G , H.
Air Force. has had experience in
photostat work and plumbing install.
ling, repairing gas refrigerator and
other appliance. drove heavy equip.
ment in service, has P. G. permit;
be willing to travel IL reces. Call
RA. 2743 between 4 and 7 pm,
8 and 12 am. 49,
TRADE ASSOCIATION PROMOTION,
exper. dir mail copy. publicity. fea-
ture, articles. pamphlets, letter
experienced available on reasonable
notice. Let's talk. Box 3T3-L,
EXfEtRr MEAT CUTTER, buyer and
manager now ayavaible. BOX 3S4-L
Star lS~
Evening star., 1949-12-17
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
mentS in The Star.
aiJS1NESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
BUSINESSMAN viii invest 10000
cash and services In estAbli:hed
buetnesB; consider partnership. Full
details drst letter. BOX 272.L, tar
BARBER AND BEAUTY. sHOP-Foi
sale, outside BALTIC. Est. for 81 yrs.
Now opera ting; reason, owner died.
ExcsptlonAl opport. No rsas. offer
esosshz, Issssssh s'a l.l Ess. ~: e, . ~:
for rent. MA. 1899. 1es
GRILL PARTNER, experienced; work
on percentage basis. win buy neces-
able place. Prefer. Nd. Write 21s
ssoom1So sS5s II nj HoHsE.M.. ARsi pl...snt;
Buy direct from owner. 2 rms. 4
bath rooms, modern apt. for buyer:
$3.50. down, easy terms LONG lssse.
sPRRevIacE Pe 81 z STATION for lease; major
COMPANY location: excellent oppor-
psTisncsd ' IL snd a.H aarnsislly a;il able hssd
ws2ssfkDIeconss:sien il aEu..to5s
wich shop doing z minimum Of ~ 90
a day gross. NO brokers. Box 3g9-L,
AUTO iST REPAIR BRAKE SHOP. down
town location on busy street; fully
:sH'9sfiG ::I IN. fsn'o4 'oo4o owner rs nS''
Evening star., 1949-12-17
inoI IAucTfoNEERs,
Aa5 Southern Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF yALuABLE.
KEA6L 6 sT6Ey TsTATE,n ,nIIsrR IMRFoYEWRs YYEWRsLIfsa 9ff {
KNOWN AS PREMISES 2534 ELES-
xrr,rTrr cyrp rI7T NnpTHWEST

TRUSTEES. SALE l or ,,,Lh yAIuAYPLEs pY I
ASSHA A%S;gFSk2p & 2prRRkkffSSEs iysl RNFIhIfsSe lIfS
ENTH tbs. STREET r cerfs;R a0RTHwdEeff dsed 81 trust
duly recorded. in Liber Np; 7ao4; /
roS FsdU1ds lof of the ss District ssf 81 oiumbis
and at the request OF tas as-.IsneS psIsS !
pA9 i iFens 4aE 9t trWsNRFETH shs DAY 2 OF
SEMeERk SSai ak AR tSs t94s' toliaTlns aT 4So de-.
scribed land and premises; SLY
ate ate II 5s,,ansta5 the RisrIc' as and % Seins Le
numbered One Hundred and Iwenty-
seven 1275 in George c. Pumphrey
subdivision of Lots IN BLOCK num-
bered Twenty-seven t2D Ddea Soiaaaoiia IN
Heshs as Is Per Per urseyor sat for the
District Bis fV Of Columbia in Liber 81 at
Folio T.. subject to the covenants
of record Block Numbered twenty
seven f27) being now known lor
purposes of assessment ang TvenfS- safS-
sisf1t h Hundrsd and sixty.fve t2se1
TERMS OF SALE: one-third OF the
purchase money to be paid IN cash'
balance in two equal installments.
payable in one ana Two Yeas, "asr aar
annum, payable semi-annually, from
day of sale. secured o1s,+f by frst STD deco ea
all cash, at the option of the puT,,;
. chaser. A, deposit Of $4,000 rsmn WI! !
ination Of title, conveyancing, re.
so.ains ,rsgsssr ss"npSi Tepm. eof of sale
10 ss complied with within 30 days
from day Of sale; Otherwise si; this
trustee reserves the right to resell
of defsultins purchaser, after fiye
days advertisement Of such resale ;s
In some newspaper publlshed ~
washington, D. c., or the deposit
be tortsltsd 9 3be TIhass trustss sy nHs
Avail Itself of any legal or equitable
fights aeinst the detaulutinss pNT; ppNNT;
shpsIssT+ shpsIs,s+ EhI1SpsNNAY EShhIM1SpsNNAY Sfrisao Sffrustee A b.
W HfLEs PXRbof, vice President
fSeal.) Attest: HERBERT B. LORD
dse.1o.I2,I3, 3,14.15.16.17.19,20
Evening star., 1949-12-17
AUCTION SALES
THOS, j. OWEN d son, Auctioneers,
435 Southern Buildins.

TEyssEDsp TySxTE pwEhIfss ELF or kN5MN y5kYAnkkss K
sEEhEfBss sEEEHT, ssokkPiHwEs4R. Nj wfasR TWELFTH
BY virtue Of certain deed OF trgst
duly recorded. in Liber No. 905l'
Folio 334 ct seq. of the land rec
ords q ne Distriss q q &c GSeumnts pa4ts
secured thereby, the UNDERSIGNED
trustees will sell. at public aucti9n'
DAY THE TWENTY NINTH DAY OF
DECEMBER AID. 1949, AT THREE
THIRTY O'CLOCK PM, the follow
g-described land and premises
situate in the District Of COLUMBIA.
and desisnated as and being North
feet front on 18th b. stTset ss .ns by iEi. *.
South 1915 feet front on said Street
By full depth thereof Of Lot 20 IN
Staar and Metcalf's subdivision OF
Square 302. as per, plat recorded IN
Liber RW at folio 112. Said prop
erty being now known Tor purposes
OF assessment and taxation as Lot
$40 in Sauare. 302.. .., d.
posit Of $4,000. will be required at
time of sale. All conveyancing, re.
cording, revenue stamps, etc, at
cost of purchaser. Terms OF sale 70
be complied with within 80 days
from day of sale. otherwise the
trustees reserve the right to resell
the property At the risk ana cost
OF defaulting purchaser, after hye
days advertisement OF such resale
IN some newspaper puoiisneo In
washInko5asnN; hTInHkosNroN 81 w w OWEN.
RoSERT W. KIDWELL,
de1T19,2I.24,2S Trustees.
Evening star., 1949-12-17
DOUGLAS, oBEAR and CAMPBELL
AtfnrneyS x1y.S20 Southern Bldg.

OBEAR and CAMPBELL'
INiTE sHsssG srsTgs SpHshf5n fbIsTRicr BEde
Y eourt uHE for 9Nths tie pistrics Of ecoambs
EsIste halans Of En2asoR R522ssss5 cqss1
Deceased. = Administrator No
HEAEN3 EAAsiaSa oN PET1d4oSE EnTE1STfN, 2E THREE Hp
PEssokAEGH PEay5kk EGR feofRso5po o fRo Of sAFh hE 3
OWN NUMBER. Upon consideration
of the petition Of william G. Shell
ten Fraps estsI. Waldrop ., anS aSe 'aSSepe aSapye
ssss ssts'e of ss 5Sr uats aRsfSffb ne
afusi prics . y ef0 sS5.o 81 s per per- Unit upon
terms as set forth therein, ,i4 ana .ht !.
anpsser'nsi masser oi *. sas soonnfRs.ion q sass
sales should be considered and acted
upon by the Court isr,.s sitsr que If rosiis aaie
sf b. and ateaeeS aey Shsr n e we
of said Units. IT is by the fonugpt foup
oeRpEREp that said petition be and
It Is hereby set for hearing before
this Court on the 20 2Srd osIoct aay OF ssn- ~
shall send a copy of said petition
and Of this order by resistered mail
on or before December Fl, 1949
to ali known beneficieries of the
estate of said decedent, or to theiI
respective attorneys Of record 81 u
Known addresses, and provided fur;
/. ther that copy of this order shall
Successive weeks prior to said hear
ing in The Evening star, news. ":
District Of Columbia, and IN ths
washing ton Law Reporter. EDWARD
sas NJ cuhRAnit Asssst 'uTfTfn uTfTHfnonsoh2 sss2 eods IS.
WELL. Register Of Wills Tor IN
Pistriet e columhis' cleSSe1 eSSee159'ta1.ssi Fl 1ssi
Evening star., 1949-12-17

New York market after training;
knowledge OF typins. Call DI. os34. sG
CHECKER. experienced or inexperi-
iH!sf sySRER PERI 'M2ER L ssEssn 5sS RSfkss s5ss;
CLERK also must be able to take
some dictation, for our college de-
partment: permanent position. r:
aARR1s Il! aR' s s.. cG Mr. '.G:'sss as4ssi ifl IL +
cIRsk-rYr1sr, G4slk preferably With
credit experience. for once Of
SoH4s ssmsa' Spss''ik s1s .h'Rn RsnlAhRgacAMfR lAhR1as MI
cEEsk 1IiS rTYPisT. u hT: for. INSURANCE gee Of.
cHl4rR III RIdsr st ,,.H 9Th s.. nniTsb .i.sSr. ss
ns to lesTn fe H. Plsasast wcrE
INK conditions. Box 35s-M, Star.
COOK. white. for high school Iai cafe
81 !:s'. s:;R sRss; zps, Fl #S4frsvfHs f Rig
COOK: colored woman; experieneed.
dfE2NEkkAins e. GhKkp,FF wokk ws2ss in net fetal,
furniture store; experience neces-
OIL 7th st. NV. is
GENERAL OFFICE WORK, short
hand required; pleasant working
INDjAS ii Ar sRa1So Ea co0NrRY LS cLLSS'
GIRL. exper. in housework and cook
Vs i've must n rhsdeIeha hnss Esfi and CO. oias ass
HOSTESS AssIsTANr-Exclusive ho-
tel dining room and lounge; ref.
xSRsE.sfenfTaaY. x9HRE tsifN for doctor, m,s Of
cs sf TS e. asSd aS5'e e. Rr'.ssF5e0 so5 Ps .,PPps
RESIDENT MANAGER for small apt.
unfarn.; no salary. Box 4s-M. Star.
ssaFss.sl in aS sss be dsssss.
ssffs2spiSs sHsEKRs nissi SasTHD sss.IIsss.
&ooHwoRrR Rsls5I Sas 's Co.. neisSs'y 50 Eh St
sALEswoMAN. from now till christ
mas; pleasant Lease ooa working aend yofi%sl GSSd
shaRHT1RS NHhf HIP iS5s ds,',:saibs 4 sss5s:
sss's1 ss5 soans cs 'fs' Ds E'1 sEs"ss
sEcRETARY,' legal, use Ediphone,
some dictati9n; $50. per week. 5
Gays, ase alas. Apply 9 to 8.
RIM. 502. 1406 G st. NV. ---19
SECRETARY, for permanent posi-
ton: excellent working conditions,
paid vacations, free disqualification,
group insurance, annual bonus; 3
day week. Must be good typist and
able to take dictation; legal ex-
perience preferable: age 22 to 30.
Apply in person, 9 to g.. See MR..
WINSTON, Suite 4O2 Ring Bldg.
1900 18th st. NV" Elk. s01s.
siThEsiNoosGRArHERs. permanent posi-
ten. tiSn: Nth. With oationsl Mn GIsanib5ssio9h
Fri. .35 .hour week. UNDERWOOD
sfff2EE6SeaaPRaAIk sff2E6Se alaSRA i st; St RRsast, alert: to
work as assistant to promotion
mgr: 40 hours week; fascinating
work; free medical atten. Apply Mon:
am, Potomac River Line. 7th and
Maine aves. s.w. No phone calls. 49,
sTENodRAPHER. white. under 80.
bfifsais bfifspaisns: :tfoS iOS t0sF sys eysieT kneT a.
f{tRNEk,s slaE' FL Ssi9: SsiHF' $50 ~e: E1s sA =.
sTENO0RAPHER, part-time. 8 half
or full days. vacation, bonus: small.
pleasant downtown office. Box 40
sMTEiNsoaaArHER II: ssehi tor. hospital record
1oon 1s4a ,.tn EPISCOPAL e HOSPITAL F1s
Evening star., 1949-12-17
GEORGE c. GERTMAN, Attorney,

13O IDtn eI., NV.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
Ing Probate Court.-No., 74l73, Ad-
ministration This is to Give No
tice: That the subscribers. of the
District of Columbia have obtained
from the Probate Court Of the Dis
trict of Columbia. Letters Testamen-
tary on the estate of Jennie Brown,
late Of the District of Columbia; ,, e.. ;,e de.
AGAINST the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with
the vouchers thereof, legally authen-
ticated, to the subscribers, on. or
before the goth day Of May, A.D.
1850: otherwise they, may by law be s
excluded from all benefit OF sag sag
estate. Given under our hand this
Both day of November, 1919.
CHARLES E. HOWARD. 25os Mich
OILS Ave, Sc, OLLIE M. COOPER,
100 Howard Road, Sc. tSeal)
Attest: ELLA A. BROWN. Deputy
Register Of wills for. the District Of
Columbia. Clerk of the Probate
Co,lft. de3,10,17
Evening star., 1949-12-17
CLYDE d. GARRETT, Attorney.
,-,,nn sol Gelorsde Bldg; ,arrr

for the District Of Columbia. Hold.
ing Probate Court of
s4s65,-Administration Docket l5s
Application having been made
herein for probate Of the last will
and testament Of said deceased. and
on said estate, by Florence K; Rus;
December; 4; 2. 1919, that Flor.
ence Rudd. Maybelle C. Krebs, Marie
Cornish. Juanita X. Millard. Flor
ence K. Brady, Amy l. .Brackney,
Carlos p. Ki,nball. Edward A. Kim
ball. Clara Abercrombie Paine and
the unknown heirs. at law and next
of kin of said decedent and all
others concerned, appear in. said
Court on Tuesday, the oath day of
O'clock A. M, to show cause why
such application. should not be
granted. Let notice hereof be pub
iished in the washington Law Re
porter" and The Evening Stat"
before the return day herein men
toned. the. first publication to be
not less than thirty days before
said return. day. Witness. the Hon
orable BOL1THA j. LAWS. Chief
Judge of said Court. this 14th day
ot DecemRsE iaRs y,,. 4. D. 1ge4gi e8ii,r( (ssMsl; M }
uty Register Of wills for the Dis
trict of Columbia. Clerk Of the Pro-
bate Court. del7,24,31.
Evening star., 1949-12-17
OFFICIAL NOTICES

NOTICE-Office Of the
Collector of Taxes. D. C.-Notice OF
Public Auction Sale for Delinauent
Taxes.-I, Guy W. Pearson, Collector
Of Taxes. D. c.. having on December
12. 1949. seized all of the personal
property located at 400 10th Street,
NV, Washington, D. c., owned By
Jimmie's Restaurant, Inc. to satisfy
delinquent and unpaid taxes due the
Government Of the District of Co.
lumbia. do hereby serve notice that
the said property will be sold (sub-
ject to any unsatished lawful liens
and mortgages existing at the time
OF the aforesaid seizure) at public
auction through Adam A. Weschler
& Son. Auctioneers, on the premises
at 4Op 10th Street. NV. Washing
ton, .. c.. at 1880 AN on the
2sth day Of December. 1949, .pursu-
ant to the provisions Of Section ..
TITLE I. District of Columbia .Reve-
nue. Act Of 1887 lsee; A7el3o1, 2.
GUY W. PEARSON. Collector Of
Taxes, D. c. de15.16,17
Evening star., 1949-12-17

EXERT MEAT CUTTER, buyer an
manager now ayavaible. BOX 3S4-l
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