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Evening star., 1949-05-21
Philip Sawyer Dies;
Architect Designed
Noted Buildings Here

Philip Sawyer. 81. noted New
YORK; architect who designed sew
eral prominent buildings here. died
this morning az Postgraduate Hos
pital. New York. after long illness,
Mr.. Sawyer. who was senior
partner OF the New York architec-
tural firm. York and Sawyer
helped design such buildings here
as the Commerce Department
Building. American Security and
Trust, and the main branch Of the
Riggs National Bank.
Born in New London. Conn. he
came TO Washington as a boy and
attended Trinity School here. He
later attended Columbia University
and the Beaux Arts Institute of
Design in France
Associated with the United
States Geological Survey for a
time, he opened his own firm in
New York with Edward York in
1898. He retired in l943.
Other buildings of note he
helped design include the Meuse
Argonne War Memorial in France.
the Federal Reserve and Bowery
Savings Banks in New York. and
the post Office and courthouse in
Honolulu, Hawaii.
He was a fellow Of the Ameri-
can Institute of Architects and a
member Of the Century Club In
New York and the Metropolitan
Club here.
He is survived by two daughters,
the Misses Eleanor and Mildred
Sawyer.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed.
Evening star., 1949-05-21
1n Mrtiturtattt

ARMS. VIOLA MANLEY. In loving
memory Of p ny devoted dsIn mother VOL 3.
fifteen years ago, May 21, 1894.
The memory Of my dear mother,
However long apart,
Is like soothing melody
That fingers in my heart.
I have only your memory, dear mother
But the sweetness will iineer forever,
As treasure the IMAGE OF you.
YOUR LONELY DAUGHTER, FRANCES
MURROUGH.
father, JOHN H. BROWN, who departed
this life one year ago today. May FL
Gone but not forgotten.
FRANCES AND EDNA.
GREENE, MARIA. Sacred to the mem
MARIA M Il 0a5 GREENE, zen 0 Who H passed into Il,
Great Beyond eight years ago today, May
21, 1941.
She is not dead, our mother and srand.
mother. not dead,
But in the path we mortals tread
Got some few trifiing steps ahead,
And nearer TO the end;
So that we, too, once past the bend.
nri' our loVed Mes' one eAlW we fancy "a se dead s ~
HER DAUGHTER, CYNTHIA WILLIAMS
AND GRANDDAUGHTER, GLADYCE Z
HOLMES AND ALBERTA B. ROSS.
OhEEh, nAnhI j. n VI lofe
brother, HARRY J. GREER. who departed
this life three years ago today, May II
LOVING WIFE. zERADATHA T. GREER;
SISTER AND BROTHER.
LATIMER, MARION HOOVER. In low
ing memory of our dear mother. MARION
HOOVER LAT1MER, who passed away
fifteen years ago ''daK; aER naz cH1LpREs z6 Esst
LEE, THOMAS z: In loving memory Of
departed this life nine years ago today,
May 21. 1910.
God saw the road was getting rough.
The hills were hard TO climb;
He gently closed your loving eyes
And whispered. Peace be thine"
Until memory fades and life departs,
You will l1s HIs fI5syfs GoyfNd 5n eHpREs sa1 hssEss
MAXWELL. CLARA NJ. In loving mem
ory of our dearest friend and pal, CLARA
NJ. MAXWELL. who depsrted this life
three years age today: May p, I94S;
sISEMoRE. GEORGE H. In loving
H SISEMORE. who passed away six years
ago today, May 21, 1943.
A loving thought. true and tender.
Just to show aSSNTr We SUI rsmsmneT, snn .,TNr
memory of ALVIN A. THOMPSON, who
departed this life one year aso today,
May 21, 194S.
God took you away.
Well never forget you.
SISTERS AND BROTHERS,
ZIMMERMAN, HAROLD Re- In loving
remembrance of our husband and father.
HAROLD r. ZIMMERMAN, who departed
this, life i've years ago today May 81
Gone, but not forgotten.
LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN.
Evening star., 1949-05-21
HnuriItnua

HARRIS, MAX An unveilinR in mem
ory Of the late MAX HARRIS. beloved
husband OF Fannie Harris and devoted IA.
ther of Harry H. Harris, 1t. Col. L. z
Harris, Mrs. Mollie MoldaweT and Mrs
Charles G. AronStein of this city, and Mr.
A. N. Harris Of New York City. will take
place Sunday May %. 1949 at IL: 80
am. at the Adas Israel Cemetery. Rela-
tiyes and friends invited. %
RUBIN, SAMUEL b. The unveiling Of
o memorial stone in memory OF SAMUEL
3. RUBIN will take place on Sunday, May
22, l94e, at 1870 pm, at the Workme n 4
Circle Cemetery. Friends may assemble
at 1888 Newton St. NV. %
sMALLWooD, DIR. MANUEL I. The
unveiling of q monument in memory OF
DR. MANUEL l. SMALLWOOD, beloved
husband of Anne H. Smallwood. viii oe
held on Sunday. May %. l949, at 1915
Pm, at the Adas Israel Hebrew Congrega-
tion Cemetery. 14th ST. and Alabama ave.
se Relatives and friends are welcome.
Evening star., 1949-05-21
Dr.. RondoIph West Dies

NEW YORK. May 81 LPJ.-Dr
Randolph West. SO. professor OF
medicine at Columbia University
and an expert on nutrition, died
yesterday. He was the son of the
late Dean Andrew West of Prince
ton University. He was credited
with making pioneer studies in re-
lation TO the cause and cure OF
pernicious anemia.
Evening star., 1949-05-21

the late HENRY /. PINKNEY wish to
thank their nefghbors. many friends, Rev.
Henry Coleman, monsignors and priests
Club, Deaconess Board and choir OF St.
Matthew'S Memorial Baptist Church for
their kindness and many expressions OF
Evening star., 1949-05-21
Dr.. AIonzo ToyIoL 7S,
Food Expert, Dies
sy the ASsoeic4ed Press

PALO ALTO, Calf. May 2l.-
DR.. AlonZo E. Taylor. 78. inter
nationally known agricultural
economist. author and food ex-
pert. died yesterday.
He was a member of the United
States War Trade Board in World
War l, and after the armistice
was engaged in European relief
work as an associate Of Herbert
Hoover. then director of the
American Relief Administration
ahr0ad
Evening star., 1949-06-13

Ten val coal
Lehman 3.55g--
Lib McN&L Rag
Lib-O-F Glass .
Lige & Nv -
Lily-Tulip 2
lima Hamil 90 K
Lion Oil III -
Lockhd Airc r.
Loew's INC Ih-
LoneStarCe 3Ma
LongBellLA S0e
Lorillard 10
LouisG6E 1903
ouIsvflSN B. ~
Lukens ST. <oa-
NAM wDo la
Mack Trucks -
Macy r n %
MAJ So. Gar I
MaEma Cou Ap.
Magnavox
Manh Shirt 1.~
Maraeaib o l6e
Marine Midi 40
Marsh Field p.
Martin q L -
Master Elee L.
Math Chem Q
May Dept Str 3
tMayDept pf3N1
Maytag Co ia
Mccall Corn Q
McCrory Strs 20
NeGraw Eee D.
Mcintyre 2.01a-
McKesS&R eco
McLell Strs ihe
NcQuay-N ! 20.
Mead Co . rfS
Melville Sb I 30
Mensel Co Ap-.
Mercant Strs l.
Merck a. Co 1M.
Merrittc&S1 90
Miami COP Lg-
Hid-Cont Pet q
Mid South Utii-
MidlStlPr n III.
Ninn-Hon Rx a
Min-Noline SOe
fMin-No ipf5A
NinStP&SSNtg
MINI Min 2.40
tMin NAM pf 4
Mission Dv .35g
Mission Crp 4Af
Mo-Kan.Texas
Mo-KAn.Tex pf
Nohavk crpt -
Mould Hos ssoa
Nonsanto o o
Nonsant pfA3A
Mont OAK OF 30,
Mont ward %
| Moore-LcG ] VI
| Morren&Co Ia.
| Motor Prod lE-
| Mot Wheel ! SOC
Mueller Br SIS !
| Mullins AfE Ia ]
| tNurphy0C1M Va
| Murray Crp 1.00
NASH KIN, 1.k1
Nat Acme s.
Nat Airlin@ @---.
NAT Auto Eb T.
Nat Aviatn Aa-
-
Evening star., 1949-06-13
Chieoeo Livestock

CHICAGO, June 13 GP. fusDA) Sal.
:,y :s:.sy .sssna sa, d isa%sshs.s Il ,asf:sss m y
one load bWtshrrs; bulk good and choice
17O-240 pounds 21.25.:l.fb; :5o-2s0
Psuss; Pssss S oss sdssssss Rssssss
ss6 ogs naanS az tess nss ieS isss Iss ssss
400 Hednde, II 900 1s. .oeE 42S-476
II 5o.i so: so6d clearance. y
salsble cattle, 5000. salabls calves.
500: uneven; steers and heifers steady
to fully so cents higher: most advance
on good srsdes;. cows dull, weak to IS
cents lower; bulls fully steady: veaiers
weak; good and choice steers, rs. IS ~ 90;
top. $3.50 for about four loads; 1900:
steers. g 3.Oo-:5 so; two loads choice heif-
ers. 3s. 90 and 2s.7S; h-msdium to low
choice heifert, "a 5o-21 so: common ane
medium beef cows, 1650-19.00 few GOOD
cows to IL 90; eanners and cutters. l3 90.
1928: medium and good SAUSAGE bulls,
81 .00-22. IS: common to choice sealers.
81 .0o-27 90. stop, a7.50 spsrinrly: stock
ers and feeders steady TO strong
salsble sheep, l.o"o; ;iaushter lambs
choice SPRINGS topped al 26on, com
parable shorn lambs, eco; ewes steady
TO so cents lower at $50 down
Evening star., 1949-06-13
Chicago Groin

CHICAGO. June II ~ The weekend
weather ssve the srsin market rs diree-
tton on the Board OF Trade today Rains
belt, As result. wheat held steady while
corn slumped
At nrst Stance N. action oi srains may
have appeared eontusins but there vas
sound reasoning behind il Rains IN the
thereby holdins down h.dsins prsssur.
In the Midwest they vii help eorn
growth
wheat near tn. end OF n. nrn hour
vas '.-lis cents hisher. July 81 3: =.
sGra va. as. unsh.ns.a n.,: 'q : los.T jaIy h,Iy
IA higher July 81 ebt.
Rains in Kansas YESTERDAY ana teds,
appeared to be quite widespread and In
turs undoustedly vii delay production a.
uptil tSs rain new. va. received trad,
sI' had locked @ to..srd a.. 70 real rs.1 is.t
Hi H.d IN: :.pset.d sess Rsrr..tns s ah IN k.n..
set under wsy In volume. with some in
oication developing on whether producers
II II is marketed and not piled on N.
sround to await q temporary Government
90-day loan. futures may have 20 absorb
iuisrsstss traders said -This VIII tess
shs mafssss ability, to hold recent satns'
" Vain IN IN ne t.rorn b.r spread over q
While there Is no real worry sheut the
corn crop al this stage, traders said
.s.cy .ss hss a., 9.s msS .enns: ea ne
throusn the sunmeT months.
a-tsiis On Is. Gos.rnm.nt. plan . n.i.
sSsH sn shes. pisd on " the e. sround m % Tor %.
day period.
Evening star., 1949-06-13
Produce Markets

Baltimore quotations furnished by ths
United States Department OF Agriculture
AppIes-Eastern supplies insufficient to
quote.
..ss. t''Ss'n:'. md 1', ~: DSShe Ss
5ush.l 5la Ssseets' seets.' 1.7s snS''hea' '''''o
Sweet potatoes-Market duD New Jsr.
sey. bushel hampers, q g is. Jerseys
1854 90: Goldens. few so; half -bushel
baskets, Goldens. $50
Poultry ouetatiens-
tr.ai9s: receipt. lisht; fryers +
other supplies insufficient TO quote.
Grain Market.
Flour - Receipts, l5l.59I 100 pound
Wheat-Receip,s. none: shipments, a
bushels; stocks; 2.co4, 565 bushels No :
June. 2;25: No. 3 red winter ssrlicky
corn-Ree.ipt.. 1ce.4sl bushels: ship
ment:. l'lo0 bushels stocks. l.59s.os4
osts-Ree.ipts. S3.52c bushels ship
ments none stocks, l.4s5,os2 bushels.
BsrieywReceipts. $3.50 bushels: ship.
ments, none: stocks 333 1880 bushels
Rye-Receipts, 1924 bushels: khip-
ments. none; stocks, 40l 1913 bushels
Soybeans-Receipts, 6.a6l bushels: ship
ments. none: stocks. ls5.sia bushels.
Millfeed-Receipts, 377 tons bushels.
Butter and EEgs.
Eggs, Arm undertone; receipts moderate;
so:s5; ,.5s.s 1888; current receipts
Receipts uvo days, butter. se.7eI
pounds egss, / ,342 cases
Evening star., 1949-06-13
New York Produce

NEW YORK. June 13 tP.-Buttsr -
days receipts. S34.6S3, steady. Whole
sale prices on bulk cartons: Creamery.
higher than s2 score tAA. co.. cents
Cheese q days reeeipt.,. $50.
slssss' eb..s. tvsois mils,. eh.ddsrs, 5slsan
cents; eh.daars .srsss' les0, s1 So
terass, lp4s,. shelf cured, 1884, single
daisies. $780,; single daisies tsrass,
194sl, 46-5e; single daisies tErass, l94sl,
shelf cured, 1884: nats. 33L-35: fats
(Erass. Ie4s>. 4sia-54: fats tsrass, l94s),
shelf cured. 52-5S: midgets tgrass: l94sl.
So: mideets tgrass. l94sl. shelf cured,
55-5s; proeessed. s. pounds 35-b7 =;
domestic swiss tsinsle tubs. best. $3.50
others. 1850.
wholesale egg prices were slightly higher
today. Two days receipts totaled co.2ee
cases Spot quotations follow:
Midwestern, mixed eolors. extra heavy
weishts. 53-55; extra ! larss s. extra :"
large, 40; extra ! medium, $3.50 current
receipts. 44-4s; dirties, 43-45: checks.
42-42L.
Evening star., 1949-06-13

&Ol
37th year as his associates plan
to retain him in Office, perhaps
because he reports liberal sur
plus at the end of each year.
A native of Washington, Mr..
Galley has been with the Lincoln
bank ever since 1t was opened in
March. 1880. and for many years
was the banks executive officer.
Car Dealers Name Officers.
Joseph Silverstone. president OF
Donald Motors, has been elected
president of the National Capital
Used Car Dealers Association,
succeeding Francis Winn.
Grover T. Smith. Of Circle
Motors, was named first vice
president; Samuel Stone. Of Stone
Motors, second vice president. and
Richard Moore. of Moore Motors,
secretary.
The Jewel Tea Co.. Inc, has
appointed Ray Spangenoerger,
formerly of Wheeling. w. Va, as
manager of the branch at 801
Franklin street NE. He takes the
place Of Ralph D. Kyle. trans
ferred to Pittsburgh. and has been
with the company 10 years.
Bank Boosts Americanism.
The Clarendon Trust Co. is
planning large reproductions Of
the famous historic documents
which appeared on the Freedom
Train, to be used in year-around
exhibit at the bank. The first
lobby exhibit will be the Bill Of
Rights.
Clyde Doran, district traffic and
sales manager for United Air
Lines, has been named chairman
of the Combined Airlines Ticket
Office Committee, succeeding j. P.
Brock of TWA. Herbert Ford,
American Airlines. is the new sec
retary.
j. D. Marsh, Lincoln Life, has
been named to the 1949 Million
Dollar Round Table national
group.
The e. & o. special train carry
ing District bankers to White Sui
phur Springs. will leave here We'd
nesday at 4 pm. daylight time.
Evening star., 1949-06-13
New York Cotton

SEw YORK June - ~ Cettpn r.
tares stFe easy 10 tsTis SeS 3.nsa tass >
influenced partly ~ increased NeatdA' -
In nearby JHsy ig+afeS TfkaLEs {u yht
balance az the marie wGs mlSs0
lsasins spet hFM which has eerB a.
extensive ksAsr OF JaEY enntFset& ~as
Rayei IN email way this mcfSlnE
The $spSrt SltGstIen 3ah GalE a.
though Washington advises sAbe fhts = =
lsst Rrek the ESA increased ths -
quarter AuthnTlFsffras fer France ~ sa
aou nto ana increased the eFest Es
FrAneh North Africa eY s@Aeoo fer ina
per ted
lover than thr pFtstaAs less JAY. b -
October - Is Dseember esp
Evening star., 1949-06-13
Business Briefs
Construction Contractors En-

Construction Contractors En-.
ployes totaled 100000 In May. a
drop of $4,000 from a year earlier
Bureau of Labor Statistics. The
value of construction work was
159o above the previous month.
but 80 below the same 1948
month.
The Oil Industry has earmarked
more than 100000 for ex-
pansion and modernization this
year VS.. a record of $4,000, ,000. 900
spent last year-American Petro-
leum Institute.
Lumber Shipments in the week
ended June 4 were 4.7To ahead
of production. but new orders were
11.7% below production-National
Lumber Association.
Safeway Stores, Inc, declared a
quarterly dividend Of 80 cents
common share. payable July /.
Previous quarterly payments were
Is cents.
Fairchild Engine G. Airplane
Corp. stockholders will vote on a
board of directors July 6. A stock
holders committee led by Sher-
man Fairchild is seeking proxies
for a new directorate to replace
the present board.
United Air Lines reported its
family fare plan had accounted
for almost 1919 of revenue pas
senger miles since it was started
six months ago.
Froedert Grain g. Mailing Co.
will build a / 300 .000-bushel grain
storage elevator at its Milwaukee
plant.
Gulf States Paper Co. an
nounced it's expansion program
to- increase kraft paper production
to $50 tons daily from 200 Is near
ly completed.
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. has
placed on the market several lines
of medium priced paints which
were discontinued early in the
war.
Distillers Corp. Seagrams, Ltd,
earned S9,762,216 or Sill share
in three months ended April 80
VS.. $7,s9o.632 or 80 cents a year
earlier.
American Power g. Light Co. net
income for three months ended
February 20 was $7.270.99S VS..
$6.400,876 in the same 1948 Pc
riod.
Ell Paso Natural Gas Co. earned
$5,374,376 or $2.33 in II months
ended April 80 VS.. $4,565,650 or
$1.9S in the previous year.
Pitney- -Bowes, Inc, profit for
three months ended March 81
was S431 SAT or 43 cents VS.. $312.-
294 or 81 cents in the same 1s48
period.
Western Union Telegraph Co
had a deficit of s3.442,050 in four
months ended April 80 VS.. q loss
Of s587,784 a year earlier.
Universal Pictures reported o
loss of $465, ,242 in 26 weeks ended
April 80 VS.. profit of $232,s66 in
the like 194S period.
American Management Associa-
tion elected John H. Macdonald
vice president of the finance divi-
sion. He is administrative vice
president of National Broadcast
ing Co.
Insurance Co. of North America
announced the resignation of Ed
ward M. Biddle as vice president
and general counsel.
Evening star., 1949-06-13


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Evening star., 1949-06-13
Stock Market Breaks
Through 1947 Low
In Fresh Selling
q, -. A,sscss.ss prs.,

" re AtseSsefso FFess
NEW YORK. June i3-FreSh
selling CREASED the ways for a new
decline in the stock market Today
Leading issues dropped fractions
10 around , points The general
level Of prices broke through the
ls47 low and vas only a short
distance from the loves, since
1914.
Buyers refused 10 be tempted by
a. succession OF price mark-downs
Selling pressure waS never severe
but demand simply wasn't there
Trading proceeded In tits and
starts although total activity vas
at the fastest rate OF the past week
"a period which included a couple
OF days with sales above ]. 900 900
shares.
Week end news offered the mar
ket little or nothing TO go on. To-
days setback. though, aceompa-
MED the start Of scheduled one
week layof for John l. Lewis coal
miners. plus the approach OF wage
negotiations in several key in
dustrleS.
Losers included U S. Steel,
Bethlehem Steel. YOUNGSTOWN
Sheet. General Motors. Chrysler.
Studebaker. Goodrich. Montsom-
cry, Sears-Roebuck. United Air
craft. American Telephone. Con-
solidated Natural Gas. Kennecott
Copper. Du Pont. Eastman Kodak.
International Paper. Santa Fe,
Southern Pacific. Southern Rail-
way. Baltimore a. Ohio. Union
Pacific. Illinois Central. Nickel
Plate. Standard Oil OF New Jersey
and Twentieth Century-Fox.
Clinging to small gains were
United States Rubber. National
Distillers. Consolidated Edison
North American Co, United States
Gypsum. American Tobacco. and
Loews.
Evening star., 1949-06-13

s o c ! a ton, at
the White Sui
p hur Springs
c o n v e n ton
later this week.
First elected in
1918, he has
serve d every
year since.
Mr.. Galley
holds the long
est record for
service of any
member of the
a S S o citation.
This record will
Evening star., 1949-06-13
NOTICE

<>,sce = heErasy gwen That Ire
StAckNa.I:ers g. the inoaststA!
Rans q! xAse4net wEll Ars}c =
speElal meeting ogs July lsts.
al 5 30 fM al Ihr 3@th street.
Branch SrunS Ara Christian
A>ssS SlAteN. 1918 l:tA strve'.
NV In the City ~ Washington.
Distract o. Ca4xss!s 'of the pa
pose a. voting on a Ressl atlon 20
increase the Capita StaNk al tire
Bark fg1:9 $igo 900 ~ SlSo 60
and 10 transact az, othst nIs.-
ness that r1AF ,ANfuly eosrs er-
fore NA1a meeting T1aose y ma
cannot attend are urged L, srssS.
tn thssr proxies A. Il - neces-
xarv tha. y 81 the siock ~ rrr-
resented
Jexxe N A,erhsti pnex.A&nt
Evening star., 1949-06-13
Mcrket Asescces
AHasa -
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Metal Quotot,ons

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Dc. Bankers 10 Name
Galley Treasurer
For 9th Term
Bv EdwoYd C Stone

Albert S. Galley. vice president
of the Lincoln National Bank, will
complete his 36th year as treas
urer of the District Bankers As
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AUCTION SALES
THOS. ]. OWEN & son, Auctioneers,
436 Southern Building.

Trustees Sale Of DESIRABLE TWO
AS PREMISEs 524 VARNUM
BY virtue of q Deed Of Trust recorded
in Liber No. 1884, at folio 495
Of the Land Records Of the District
Of Columbia, we shall sell in front
lss DAY Or NoyEMgER, 'A.D: 1s4s.
bered Eighty-one tsi5 in D. J.
numbered sixty-sevsn t67). pet
worth Addition to the City . of
Washingto as per plat recorded
in the Once Of the Surveyor for
the District of Columbia in Liber
SO at folio 174. Said Block 81
now taxed as Square 1925. .
Terms ssoa of oa Sale; ;1 AL cash; si p DEPOSIT y
Terms Of sale to be complied with
within thirty days from date OF
sale, otherwise the trustees reserve
tie right to resell the property at
the risk and cost Of the defaulting
purchaser, after five days adver-
tisement of such resale In soma
newspaper published in the Dis
trict of Columbia, or deposit may
be forfeited. or without forfeiting
deposit, trustees may avail them
selves Of any legal g,t,n or saIitaole .oI
Further particulars at time Of sale.
All conveyancing, recording and
revenue stamps, ETC., at cost Of
'0 ". q scHAFH1RT.
SAMUEL SCRIvENER, Jr.,
JUNIOR r CROWEIL.
ec21 "a. .26,2s,31 Trustees.
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LEGAL NOTICES
.. e. BINDEMAN, Attorney,
1887 woodward Building.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia. Hold
GEORGE SHAPIRO, Deceased:-No
73,947, Administration Docket 155.
Application having been made
herein for probate Of the last will
and testament of said deceased, and
for letters testamentary on said
estate, BY RHODA SHAPIRO, 1t is
ordered this 10th day Of October,
. A.. D. 1949, that Harold Shapiro,
Paul Shapiro and Seymour Shapiro
and all others concerned, appear in
said Court on Monday, the 28th
day Of November, AID. 1e49. at
1000 o'clock AM, to. show cause
why such application should not be
granted. Let notice hereof be pub
iished in the ''Washington Law Re-
porter" and 1.-THE Evening Star"
once in each Of three successive
weeks before the return day herein
mentioned, the first publication to
be not less than thirty days before
said return day.-Witness, the Hon.
orable BOLITHA J. LAWS, Chief
Judge Of said Qnurt, this 10th day
Of october, AID. 1949. (Seal.)
Attest: ELLA A. BROWN, Deputy
Register of Wills for the District Of
Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate
Court. oe2l,2S,novz