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DANIEL w, o'poxoGNf'E. IT,. Atty..
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NaiInnai krsss nagiAina

UNITED states DisTHicr C0uRT
tsr .hs District es oolgTsis ssldsns
istrstaon This u 10 olys Noslns
That he su6eersber, .. tns bissriss
PROBATE coaft 81 the District a CO.
Ianbia- Letters Tsstannsnsars er sbs
estate OF Joseph Los late 81 ~
District es caiameis. aseessee ~!
persons hayins claims AGAINST fhs
deceased are hsfesf warned 70 eEs
htsa the same with she searhsfs
theTsaf, iessIiy Authenticated. 70 fhs
sne.erieef O. or esfars iss ssh ca
may hy las be sSeisdse sFan 81
senssst Of ssse estate. Owen snd~s
nv hand thIa eth csy Of Ansi3, 1879
ETHTi X Low. eg3a tstA q NJ
Sea- Atsr#f TuECE1EE coos
WELL. Hests.sr 81 writ fN nt
DsssFies q. casarnnis. Cert ~ ths
PROBATE Csa-s sris 25sAe.
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v. STUART paws. A,,.rn.y.

IaIs Rye sl,, NV -
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Coiumhls Hold,
ing A Probate Court.~-Estats oi
Lillian e Williams, Deceased No
706aa Administration Docket LAP
Application having beer mads
herein for probate Of the last wi!
and testament Of said deceased. and
for letters testhmsntAEy on ssie
estate BIZ c, Wendell Shoemaker, 4
Is ordered thik IAN day OF April
AID 1919 that Dorothy Mae Miller
Incompetent. ana superintendent oi
Kings PARK STATE Hospital kinEi
Park New York. her eastod ian ane
Morrell MasArity ali non -rssidsnt'
and ali otbert concerned, appear ~
said Court on Taesdsr, The aist DAP
OF May AD 1879, o, 10 90 neloS
AM, 70 ahos cause Why such appii'
cation should pot be grantees Let
notice hereof be published In IN.
"washlnaton Law Reporter" sne
The Evening STAT" once IN saet
OF three successive weeks 1oFs ths
return day herein mentioned. ths
frkt publication 10 be not lsst thsr
thirty days before said return day
witness. the Honorable BotlTHA J
LAWS. Chief judge OF katc Court
this lSth day of April. Ap. 1898
tseali Attest. THEODORE COOS
WELL. REGISTER Of Wills tof the pa
triet OF Columbia. Clerk Of the Pro
bate Court. spl S,SSsSy
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q. = uNkIss. Atissssy.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia Hold
tns Probate Court NO, T1sse. 80
ministratson This Y 20 Owe No
ttee That the subscriber oil th'
District OF Columbia has cetalnet
from the Probate Court OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia t<i,srt festa
mentary on the estate OF Ed,th X
Baer. late Of the District Of Ceinru
bis. deceased All persons bavin'
claims asainst the deceased are here
By wssned TO EXHIBIT the sASflf wttl
the vouchers thereof, ffshify sgthrn
tfcAsse5 10 the subsryss&r, On OF eesbfI
the sth das OF Aprl. AID 1880
otherwise they may BY law be en-
elsdad frefn ali senefft sef saia eststt
Given under my hand thts 81 aa,
RAER. lfss7 Que g. NV Sea-
Attest THEODORE cpJSNEiI.
Register OF wills for The Daktriet @
Columbia Ctrrk of the Probate Court
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lE6Al NOTICES
oHAs ". AEra ...'"s'

CHAs. W arm Ausrnss.
500 Aisee Building,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouN 7
for the District Of CelnmsiA Boie
ins Probate Court rt--Ne Sgsoa 50
ministration. - This ls 70 o,Sr No
tlee That the subscriber, a. the
Dsarict Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court o. tAs niA-
triet OF Columbia. LsitsTs Tss,asnsn o.
tary on the estate Q! Jehn = Ne
Mahon. late OF the District Of Co
iuuhls deceased Al .eersens hav,
ing claims AKainst the deceased
are hereby warned 10 exhibit tns
sAms with the vouchers thereof
lessily authenticated, TO the SAB.
serieer. on or before the sth dst ai
April AID 1880 ethsrsiss thsi
may By law be excisaed from sI
benefit Of said estate, diyen nnati
MY hand this sth day OF April, lsi0
EDITH q. MCMAHON 1899 celum'
biz I'd NV seal Attest THO,
DoRE Co0swEI1. Register Of VIA,
for the District Of Columbia. Clerk ei
the Probate Court, apr l6,aS,S
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shope In eomfert ut washinston' o
largest indoor showroouns- We try
10 keep at least 100 ears on display
Of all times. Most ears have radios
and heaters: easily financed and Il
your car exceeds. the down payment.
weekdays tin .. Sat "a 5. Sun,
10 to s.
HILL & TIBBTTTS
fif4 Vermont Ave. N.w. wash, .
Oldest Ford Dealer. Ma, 1850. lis
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saoo Minn. Ave. NE. AT. 3sle--l
FORD 47 TUDOR

r, and b.. beautiful original blue. ear
miles: only 81 1876: easy terms.
GREENWAY MOTORS
5000 MINI. Ave. NE. AT 3s1e.--ls
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'udor; fully equip.;
MILLS. 33rd and

'saS ss 'stI1 's;I i: iaiEi ''|a ss:s ;f''s
ssGi0 ssis .a dnc sos sRESr%ooB So Mo No
TOR CO; INC. 1717 r. I. ave. re-
FoRD oS ehss' lss. .4e "s" Super Dc lux.
rordor ,,s sedan; aa,.', llshs green; II own, r.s
sires eAessns onIy BEEN sonn0h used In city pesi-
Ter terms. s0uss Cash. S. ssss. S Bee Il. sry IL Il
Better hurry on this one. ,oE. 7os7
or OF: 4ssa. To TO dealers. snc here; one
peri.ss maf.ss' eandition. On oo orig. osn.r s s..
800. CAN WI. 5eeI after $50:
HUDSON 1s41 Commodore. "s' 4.
door sedan: Hudson weather con.
s eov heater car 'gs soua az ss s0nS Proud .
mac sG1 $40 aor6R 6qsrs s21rs e s'y, sc f2GS 6sc
N st. NV. Ma: a7ol. ST. 1854
HUDSON 1s4a commodore "a ss" -. 4.
sfisss sfsss 'hls heloroMac VIC Moros s,f'n sA ii
sn 81. 5ssa. OPEN s.; .v.a. a.t i'm $50. y is
HUDSON 1916 super 4-door seden'
beautiful c-tone green fnish, Drive
master, heater, tires are like new
motor perfect. very clean through
out and fully guaranteed. You. too
will agree that this Is q today.
special at Se45; trade. terms and q
months. MONTGOMERY STuBBs
MOTORS INC dincoln-
dealers), 1900 East-West hwy 81
HUDSON Comm. 9 sedan: r. and h.
IKE rev; Sl;ssS; 81 mos: 70 9ay
COOPER. 50os Wis. ave. NV. IN
HsuhDSssoNs 1s41.. s77s; also les;
Commodore model Sl,SG5: every
thing incl; Windshield washers,
sood s,,esi ssx,,S. Mrs Ma A .; nsnoe S.1J4S wss
HHDsoN EaDsa ssYsa4 YYs4s super "s". a-dr.; 1 .
siasSn' ssool Ext taS EOS 3 South. as.' 'He. .-as
sa aSs eouIs els.n seq
paint good; must sell today. xies
aGdappsoN Gaps 81 1915 Ssso commodor. . "a
drise. 1000 miles. $4,000 or ses
HuDsoN 1851 4-dr. q eyi. sedan
$40. two 1880 Hud. . cyl. 4-dr
sed,. 500 20. 5s17 4th st. nv
| y2Rf. iSshlli Civilian. ls4s. aluminium tev
| and easily nnanesd. OWNER. "a
c4c1s
Evening star., 1949-04-16
r.tsa. ?, urLxI.,

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cpAEI~K8 . SULLIVAN
Afssxney fef FaStS hsszssNs
SIS i6tk hasess NV
apiAaaie17.7k.
Evening star., 1949-04-16
station.
OLDSMOBII

Obs 1889 4-dr.; :. and h.; rec. eyer eyer
hauled: must see to Appreciate $3.50
Obs OSss; ~ ~ss" convertible; III blue,
tires. radio. heater and defroster.
iishts and bsckup light; 81 ;s9s,
sssa hsas s5sds q gsAssoNs ssE%s fpodssfs
mouth dealer. Nichols ave. and v
PscKsSD iexs :.iso" convert. eiul
coupe; r, and b.: excel. meter; 1890
top. tires and paint, SseS; ssSSo
down ROYAL asoo M0IoaS; aS.n 10 .Ssa' MsnnsaS snS
PSsarnk;ARp San; 1s4e 4-dr. Clipper ,:s".;
r. and h.: oyerdrive; beautiful black
,nish; above sssI,ss rovss eSnS;; %sSsr,ss B 4sHi
rSckaIS svsi ;nS ~: W. 4-dr. Clipper is s.::;
j owner: 1000 miles; T. and h.;
syeTsrive. sn1 .sah fs sorn nss noYSq enFSqshSSs %o
500 500. OPEN As .vss. and suns. Ia
PACKARD lp4s $50" De luxe 2-dr.
r. b.. Q. d.. Wv. tires; 10000
actual mi; z car you win Be p,oue
M01oEs ss6 oo.n 1s .xes Ksnnsds sna s suns n" s M
PxCKARD ie4e Clipper %" 4-dool
sedan; $1,000 mi, 7. and h.. excel
cond.; ofncer being Transferred. must
zen immsd.: sl.3sS or best efser
rXS6kX2ssiSS 2siS' 1889 eonys.s,bl. ssses'
needs some repairs: SlS6. BRENT.
WOOD MOTOR co. INC. III!
n. !. ave. ne. Do; S1ee. Id
PACKARD 1888 sightseeins car. z:
| pass, excel mech. cond-; paseee
b. c. inspection; s45o. EM. s4oS
PACKARD 1910 ",ao" sedan: sood
| f.: owner: Ss7S. on. $3.50. III
/ PACKARD 1889 "I2o' sedan: r. ant
| h.. new tires and seat covers: soot
ccnd. $500 or best offer. can fL
PACKARD go 4-dr. .1fe" sedan
sssssss ssss. sit:s IS. ;ssss ssss. and runs .rs sGsd
PACKARD Is4s convertible spr.; In
excellent cond.: complete accessories;
owner leaving town: s.a00 or best
racKAkn SaacsKiA o. 1875 ss ! -dr. sedan: $50 h.p.
PACKARD Ie47 custom 7.passsnsel
limousine; Magniacent ear that
i sold new . little over . year ase
for ever $4,000: ssats Q poodle COM
fortAhly; &1.eAk; emily S160 down.
LOVINd NoroR4. your fr4endiy
leekasd dealer. 1913 y - nIw.
A&s VUuW. AS
Evening star., 1949-04-16

NoRTHEAsr MOTOR CO. Fore
400. open ewes. till 8 pm. Il
DODGE 1941 bus. coupe; good eond
new seat covers; price, $500 or bes
offer. Phone Fairfax 500, $50 y
DODGE 1899 e-door; motor recent,
overhauled; orig. finish; / owner, Sc!
this. S495: S1s5 down. ROYAL
MOTORS, Is Kennedy st. NV, To
5000. Open ewes. and sundays. 1t
DODGE .94s lDec.l convertible: Jus
s5ofso so On n best sassa:' ae1 orir sfEs ss
DI. oeeI or Sligo 4116. -l6
n1SS. 1sSio spo.lisht; sS!' $500. ssosa' VA. sss:
s:!ii 81 Il. 81 ss .sgs: ssz :a$s
DsoDSE' 1915 four door custom Sc.
dan: good condition.; one owner
Tesl sH, ssrssin g At sk'1sS soo4 Inquire ~.
r & h.. exc. cond.; must sell 70
DODGE ia46 convert. new tires an,
and rings; very clean. excel; conc,
Ss,Hpsys SsH sas. ST.hsh Rd.' Silver s0Fin.: 1l4 Nd'
poDGs Ti iiSiS4s is4s Custom sedan: low mile
age; all extras: like new $1,996 9
best offer. See Mr.. Norman. ll3
18th st. NV. TORREY MOTORS
| DODGE 1e47 2-door sedan; . Lowell.
car that. you. will be proud to own
Driven by / careful owner ane
traded on new Packard; beautiful
black finish. immaculate interior
excellent motor and tires: 81 ,595
only S535 down. LOVING MOTORS
your friendly Packard dealer. le1'
M st. NV, ME. 5000. lis
1 DODGE 1947 4-dr. sedan: white sid
i walls. heater; excel. cond,. ortl
owner selling; si.45o. co. 3lsi
DODGE 1870 a;aee.: very sls.n
SALES. soaa Nichols ave. s.es Al
DODGE .as de luxe 2-dr.. sedan
/ radio, heater: orig. owner: AL con
psonSE s,1tSaE; lass s2S 2iSs47 sisek M ae aae. a. iax
r., h.. seat covers: excel. cond,; 81;
Il $500. MI. 5000, Ext. 226.
DODGE 1S47 custom club coupe
covers, 1000 actual miles. excel
lent condition; original owner
DODGE 1915 f-doer Custom sedan
maroon. radio and heater. full
after pm. MI. 0447. --1e
Evening star., 1949-09-20
Cos Truck ExpIodes in Crash
With / rain: One Dead, 4 Hurt

Killed was Clarence Goetz, %.
of Gap. Pa. He was the driver Of
the gasoline truck. which had
come from Claymont, DEL, to de-
liver gasoline here.
The injured were crewmen. All
were taken to Pottsyille Hospital.
Two were unidentified. The others
were Charles Meyer, Philadelphia,
the engineer, and Kenneth Beck
of Cressona, the fireman.
The crossing where the accident
happened at 1920 am. was a
small one for the use OF trucks
carrying equipment to the neigh
boring industrial establishments.
Three men working in the mail
car, which was smashed in and
wrecked by flames, said they man
aged to squeeze out through a
small opening. All the mail was
destroyed in the IRE. a
Evening star., 1949-09-20
| Summer Finale
Brings Lyrics
hForecust

The last days of summer-only
two more remain after today
will be so perfect that the weather.
man today became almost lyrical
In his forecast.
Well have beautiful days." the
forecaster said. 'The sky will be
blue with a few fleecy clouds. The
air will be clean and invigorating."
The temperature today was ex-
pected to reach the mid-70s and
drop to the mid-50s tonight.
The advent Of autumn at sos
am. Friday will be accompanied
by the possibility Of rain Satur-
day. he said.
This week end Washingtonians
will get back that hour Of sleep
they lost last spring when they
went on daylight saving time. At
2 am. Sunday clocks will be set
back one hour to am. to start
ticking on Eastern standard time.
Evening star., 1949-09-20
US. Ship 10 Evacuate 1900
From Shanghai Friday
by the Assoeiotesd Press

The State Department an
nounced today that the steamship
General Gordon will reach Com
munist-held Shanghai Friday to
take out up to 1000 Americans
and other foreigners.
Assurances have been obtained
from the Chinese Nationalist au-
thorities that the ship will not be
molested. The Nationa1ists have
declared a naval blockade Of
Shanghai. r
The General Gordon, an Ameri-
can President Lines vessel, is
scheduled to sail from Shanghai
September Is.
Shanghai reports to the State
Department said the Communists
have approved more than 1000
applications for exit permits. Some
$50 Americans applied for pas
sage, but officials here do not
know how many of them got per-
mits to depart.
Last available figures showed
about l,100 Americans in Shang-
hal
Evening star., 1949-09-20
BY The Associated Press

PoTTSvHLE. Pa, Sept. 20
A Reading Railroad passenger
train crashed into q truck carrying
$500 gallons OF gasoline at q
grade crossing near Pottsville to-
day. The gasoline exploded, kill
ing one man and critically in
juring four others.
Flames swept through the front
cars OF the 1O-car train en- route
from Philadelphia to Shamokin,
IN the heart Of the anthracite
region Of Eastern Pennsylvania.
The six passenger cars were to
the rear Of the train and appar-
emily none Of the passengers was
critically hurt. They were shaken
up in the crash.
Flames shot rs feet into the
air. and swept into an adjoining
warehouse and machine shop.
Evening star., 1949-09-20
BY the Associated Press

LONDON. Sept. 20.-A new
threat of industrial chaos and
imitation hung over Britain today
in the wake of Sundays startling
80 per cent slash in the dollar
value of the pound.
Despite government appeals to
hold the wage line. railway work.
ers started their first local slow
down strike to back their demands
for a 10-shilling (now $1.40) pay
increase. And it looked as though
more of the same were on the way.
The first rail showdown came
at midnight last night in South
ampton. 1t hampered unloading
of the liner Queen Mary, one of
Britain's big dollar earners.
q On many sides the press as
sailed Sir Stafford CrippS and the
Evening star., 1949-09-20
BY the Associoted Press

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 20.-The
Nation wide coal strike today
made more than a half million
miners and railroad men idle to-
day.
A half-dozen coal-carrying rail-
roads ordered 28,475 employees laid
off as the "no-pension. no. work
revolt of John L. Lewis 100000
United Mine Workers entered its
second day.
The Norfolk g. Western Rail
road was the latest to announce
a furlough for workers. It said
that 1850 would be laid off Thurs
day.
There were reports Of violence
in Kentucky and West Virginia.
Gov. Willfam Tuck of Virginia
took verbal swipe at Mr.. Lewis,
and so did two of the top men In
the coal industry.
Evening star., 1949-09-20
Commodity Prices
Sag in New York
BY the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 1s.-Com-
modify prices sagged again today
during the second market session
after devaluation of foreign cur
rencies.
Trading was quiet at many of
the major commodity markets,
with an air of uncertainty and
confusion still prevailing.
Trading in foreign currencies
here was still limited, but de-
mand was good for some key
monies.
Drops and fluctuations in prices
were generally little less sharp
than yesterday.
The trend Of lower prices in
terms Of the dollar and higher
prices in terms of the devalued
currencies continued.
Coffee fell of the daily allow
able limit-11a cents a pound
just after the market opened.
Selling of rubber futures was
general and prices dropped just
under a cent. Part of the selling
was attributed to local market
prices still holding above quota
tions at London.
Cotton prices moved in a mar
row range from . little higher to
slightly lower than yesterdays
quotations.
Evening star., 1949-09-20
CottIe Herder Injured
In HeIicopter Crosh
By the Assoeioted Press

VERNON, Tex, Sept. 20.-A
ranch foreman was injured while
herding cattle yesterday. His hell
copter crashed.
Tony Hazlewood of the Wag-
goner ranch, who has rounded up
many a stray on horseback, was
using the helicopter to haze cattle
out of heavy brush.
Suddenly the craft plummeted
so feet to earth. Two other men
in the helicopter weren't hurt. Mr..
Hazlewood received three broken
ribs and face cuts.
From now on we'll stick to
horses he said.
Evening star., 1949-09-20
Freighter Rams Traw|er;
5 Of Crew Of II Rescued
By the Associated Press

BOSTON, Sept. 20.-The 1900
ton freighter Mormacfir rammed
and sank the wooden fishing
trawler Corinthian of Gloucester,
Mass, last night in dense fog go
miles southeast of Halifax, Nova
Scotia.
Coast Guard officials said five
OF the II crew members of the
fishing trawler, including the cap
tain. were rescued by the Mormac-
fir, operated by the Moore McCor- :
mack lines.
The freighter, the Coast Guard
said. is seeking other survivors.
. The Coast Guard cutter Coos
Bay was en- route to the scene
from a weather station $50 miles
east.
= According to Lloyd's registry.
the 32-year -old Corinthian was
112 feet long and displaced 161
tons. She was owned by Gorton-
Pew Fisheries Co., Ltd.