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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-07
RICHARD L. MERRIcK. Attorney.

IUSn vermont ave NV.
UNITEl STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court No. 7ss67, Ad-
ministration This Is to Give No
tice; That the subscriber, OF Manas-
saS. Virginia, has obtained from the
Probate Court OF the District of
Columbia, Letters OF Administration
on the estate Of Ellen Josephine
Farauhar, late OF the District of
Columbia, deceased. All persons
having claims AGAINST the deceased
are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof,
legally authenticated. 20 the sub.
scriber. on or before the 3rd day OF
March, AID, 1850: otherwise they
may by Law be excluded from al
benefit Of said estate, oivsn under
is4a ARTHUR r. FARaUHAR.
r, r. D. No. I, Manassas. virginia,
tscalD Attest THEODORE CO.'S sI.s
WELL, Reglster Of Wills for the DIS
trict of Columbia, Clerk OF the
Probate Court mhS4 81, spT.
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PACKARD I941 de luxe 4-dr. sedan;
black, looks like new. less than 3D.
600 mi: one owner, kept in garage:
nearly new Goodyear tires, spare:
r, and h., new fibre seatcoyers. Ideal
for private or funeral parlor; $3.50
PACKARD 1885 cow. "e"; best oftsr
under $3.50; 1916 motor. Gail ca,
P 1aas f.Iss 1s46 PM lilo" cow; =. and
h. aew TOP; completely ts Wy oyeF RI nt,s
s9e5' RE. 400. EXT. 6assI. Sat
and Sun, Vienna 73-J-11. IS
PACKARD 1919 2-tone club sed,; over
500 below list S2.S25; full guar
antee. ST. 2244; after $780, AD'
PACKARD 1899 ITO e-cylinder club
coupe with overdrive; Packard :;
c1nd.; s695 or best offer. OWNER,
r TA SfsI 1910 4-dr,; good cons.:
s ave- NV ~ 80 Or si4s. 0' 10
PIYMoUTH is4s Special de luxe 2:
dr.; beautiful black finish, r. and
b., seat covers. A low mileage, care
sons df sSsous ds5 ana 4 speeis q
sss 'MA sess VIA a sTsnsnss FITS 1is5
18th st. NV. RE. 0303. -.
DIR. sedan; r. and b, and all Access
sories. light gray color; orig. owner:
Al eond.; 81 1855. Cali DU. 4sS7
rfLlY9sMlourH 1877 sedan; looks and
runs very good, bank financing and
BRENTWOOD MOTOR CO. INC,
LIZ Rhode Island ave. me-, pU.
PLYMOUTH 1885 coupe; clean In and
out. new tires and brakes, heater.
steel ton; $3.50 cash. Call after 9
PLYMOUTH ie4O 2-door: original
black finish, excellent condition. !
owner. very clean; S595. Low down
payment, balance small weekly pay
ments. GREENWAY, T07 Maine
I94s 4-dr. de luxe; with
all equipment. good condition; L.
b25. WI. e244. -lo
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AUCTION SAILS
Z. q. SLOAN q Co, INC.
Auetisneers.


EXECUTORS SALE
1915 FORDOR FORD SEDAN
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
AT sLoAHH,
7iB l9th ST.
SATURDAY,
APRIL 9th
AT 10 An.
BY order Of the National SAVINGS ana
Trust Co, and Katharine sim
mona. executors estate OF Berkeley
l. Simmons
c q SLOAN A CO, INC.
Auctiohesft
Established 1891 IS
ADAM A. wEsCHLEk 4 son.
Auetieneefs-
Notice IL hereby given that on Tues.
day. April 10. 1919, commencing at
80 M. and continuing, u nsees~
sary. each Friday and Tuesday
thereafter. ve will sell by puhlte
auction ct weschIeTs, PoA v st
NV. 10 enforce our Items for STORAGE
anoJoT other charses. goods stored
with US In the names OF Mr.. DoJls
Lsttnss. lola HRifstEop. Vernon J
Cofndf Albert A Ahsrn. Mabel Kerr.
SGT. Ahilio Dias Parties IN interest
please take notice. NATIONAL CAP
fTAL STORAGE q MOVING CO.,
4sls 14th st nv. sps. a,lS
ADAM A. wEsCMkR . SON
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AuroMosllEs FOR SAIL
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NEED

also individuals. Bring your car to
Nations Capitol Auto Auction, open
ina date Friday, April sth. Sales
start at II am. All-day sale. every
Friday thereafter. Over 900 dealers
phone 81. 5000. 1901, s202. s2O3.
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WASH. AUTO AUCTION

Registry fee. IS. Sale every Friday,
of-town buyers. Register early from
Mon. on. Just west of Georgia ave.
in the heart Of Silver Spring.
Orig. Wash. Auto Auction
Shl1 CnlesYille I'd. SH 400
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-07

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia Aath
ins Probate Court Estate 81
Henry c Maynur Deceased Ne
TshSS Administration DcckSi 81 --
Application having beer MADE herein
tor probate OF the last all ana teStA
meat Of said deceased, and fer let.
tiers testAmentAry en- said estate ~
Eaeara II Mayer, IL 10 ordered tnia
ssnd DAY a. March. Al laap that
Fannie Murray Eudsli Aotfis Ra'us
w Asynof Quincy l. Manor WI
liam T Aaynof, ESih MsyHsf, MAJ
Eartt NJ SinSon, Aasnsils 3 AAtNeF
II curt Bellss Jay n Heties Hos
ard RsllsN and Jessie Ruth Nlekk
and ell ctheTs concerned appear 70
said Court on Monday. the sna dhs
Of May. AD 1919. at 10 GO @ sis'ek
AN 70 show cause Why aaeh ap-
piicAtiou should not be sfantsd LEI
notice hereof be published IN the
"WakhinEton Law Reporter ana
The Evening star once IN eAs b
of three successive weeks before the
return day herein mentioned the
flret public alton TO be not l~ss thhn
thirty days before said return CAP
witness. the Honorable BotfTHA }
LAWS, Chief judge Of sad Court,
this 22nd day o! March. Ap lpaS
tseai Attest THEODORE COOS
WELL Res lister OF wills ter the paS-
tricl az Columbia, Clerk Of the Pro-
bate Court mhaA 3 ar7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-07

hRANpEsrtRn AND
~ANntSrtkU. Attsfssys

~ ALAAA EtNNNh y "
UNITED STATES DISTINCT coCRT
Tor she btS}!seI es Co usssiS Aa3s.
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tee That" tAt sWesS Tte~Es cs ihs
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freH tSs Probate CDaER a. he Div
ITist Gt Cosasas.A LeilFts e. AsrN4a-
isttAtior CTA ca Gse ssE43s es
fphB Neikifasha late 81 TIC D3syffcs
o. Columbia deceased Al rt fsoAs
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are tiFrysy SAIaSc 10 tAtsNi ~
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benTni Of aid estate U4ysz uncsf
our hands tAis N dxr o. AaFcN
l9sa NJ MARGARET MnhAR
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TON 6S2s Second 81 NV seal
Attsss THEODORE CCNsSW ElIs
REGISTER o. Wills for the Dis'rie4
Of Columbia. Clerk Of the PROBATE
Court nhsaSl AZ
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ADAM A. wEsCHIkR . sos
Austtanesfs


Cofnrnfrfins Q 30 An
conilnalnE Until mid Afternoon,
Nsw hieh-grass mahogany dtHsns
sroup. sectional sofas, toBnss ehaiFA.
tables. mirrors and lsnps; of china
eases. twin and doubie b*cs. boz
and coil SPRINGS. tansF-spTfns AHa
fell mattreKsrs. studio and sofa
beds, chests Of drawers, drssssrs.
substantial used srngps for dinins
dinst.s, bed and lIvins rooms ana
other personal end household Effects
ara
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LABORATORY
ROAD TESTED

For Your Protection
40 Ford Fordor VS.; r, b. 80 $3.50
Al Mercury 4-dr.: r., b. - 500
80 Lincoln 4-dr. sed. $50
40 Lincoln 4-dr. sed.: every
extra 2.HDb
Al Buick 4-dr. sed.; r. h. 795
40 Lincoln club coupe; r, h. 1895
AZ Mercury 4-dr. sed.: every
~ f ffassln eony.rslol. coup, 1885 1883
AT Chrysler Town and Coun-
try: every extra 1,gDo
AT Ford Tudor; r, b. $500 1895
40 Plymouth 2-dr. - 645
AZ Lincoln 4-dr. sed.; r, h. S95
'46 Buick Super 4-dr. sed.,
r., h. -- 1,5s5
Al Chevrolet 2-dr. $500 1875
40 Chevrolet 2-dr. &c.. 1,195
40 Dodge 4-dr. sed.: T., b..
fluid drive -- 1895
Al Pontiac club sed; r, h. sg5
Al Buick Spec. 4-dr. sed. S95
Cash, trade. terms. Many others 70
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SMALL

Of them bargains
FRANK SMALL, JR., INC.
1901 Good Hope I'd. s.e,. Ii. 907o
200l Nichols ave Sc. TR aS2I
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f and excel xe 81 bar aS for s1.s4b: IN
$751; SSss 5' s Ssss mos lass sf'R e. -
rom 3 Ri Is fs4 SS Custom "s. Tudor; radio
heater and other extras: sea-mist
sreen finish, s's 800. NM ,L:on 1ike sn nsT
VI m0s list terms Ct saSSH fR 9asSea
TORS. 1888 r. I. ave. ne. co. oss2.
FORD 1889 convertible; perfect mech.
cond,: canary yellow nlsck a SGp'
MoToRs. SOLO Wis. ave- Wo. 5000.
FORD 1888 Tudor de luxe; guar
antees ?. e. and Va iaspe asN
pplE sIsS A ssT%s and R sIiSs Co.
su auth Austin dealer. both sides
FORD 1859 Tudor; r. and h.; guar.
2. G. and We. inspection; S3ss 2;
Austin dealer. both sides of 7th st.
FORD i - Is Super de luxe luxe IS" 4-dr.;
like new. 1880. mi; sl,446; un-
f TRfANd sIar. M spS S $50 x
ave. ne, DE. 1904. -
FORD le47 conv.; green with light
top, radio, heater, spotlght, Jog
lights, red plaid plastic seat COW
ers. extra set snow tires. always
garaged: orig. top and paint; Job
immac.; $4,000 mi. For sale BY
orig; owner. Price. $1'6es. "a.
FORD 1s49 Custom "s'' Tudor sedan;
r, h.. Premium Wv. tires: low
mileage; cash or terms sup to 81
G G0pfHs; cAprLLL IsssasIi5I,Mo5B
Co. 1929 22nd st. NV. Ma. $500.
FORD 1949 convertible; perfect,
under 1000 miles, loaded with ex-
trss; s2.9s5: Elk. $3.50. Ext. z7o'
FORD 1916 Super de luxe s-cylinder
Tudor sedan: clean: r., b. and seat
covers; cSG sIarantse; Prize rice
NOZZLE lie CO., 1879 2and St NV,
FORD '4s Super de luxe Tudor; Z.
and h., clean 1-owner car In excel.
condition throughout; 1885; guar
anteed; 21-mos. terms. TRIANGLE
MOTORS, SOTO r. ]. ave. me-. DE.
VoVus
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PACKARD 194s de luxe "S'' l30-h.p.
club sedan: Americas finest motor
heater, sun visor; driven only $4,000
miles by retired naval doctor; abso-
lutely like new, with new-car guar
antee; S2,195: only S735 down pay
ment. LOVING MOTORS your
friendly Packard dealer, 1919 M st.
PACKARD 1a4l 6-cyl. ITO" club
coupe; good mech. cond.: almost new
tires: $3.50. Days. AT. 1913: ewes.
pSEEKhR Ard 1887 "Ieo": +. and h..
good tires. Fine trans. Orig. paint.
So75, cash. TR. 6265 after 4 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-07

Kaiser FrRsxT eeE1srs See tAs Hss
1919 Kaiser al ths lnw SxlsSesNc
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oLDs 1s46 "7e" sedanette; maroon,
Mstie DR.. ~ ana st. s covers. 4 low
mileage car that is very clean
throughout. This popular model is
selling for only S1,5e5. 5-day trial
exchange privilege. MAYFLOWER
MOTORS, 1125 18th st. NV, RE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-07

LAC 1947 "6" 4-dr.; T. and h.,
other extras; excel. cond.
owner; price. 1,445. SH.
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in really good condition throughout
and has excellent tires; should give
many miles of satisfactory service;
1906 HALEY'S, INC. 202Q M st;
NV; MA. 1900. Open Saturday. u
PACKARD 1947 Clipper '6'' sedan;
everything; radio, heater. overdriye,
electromatic clutch. plastic seat cov-
ers: 30-day nev-car guarantee; ST.
745; only $685. down. LOVING MO-
TORS, your friendly Packard dealer,
PACKARD 1942 Clipper sedan; l.
owner car; original finish is good
fine tires and 1t runs perfectly;
guaranteed. HALEY'S, INC, 202o
M st. NV, MA. 1900. Open Sat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-07

PONTIAC 194s 4-dr. 2-tone Stream
liner HYDRA Matte sedan; immac.
cond.; low mileage; over $500 worth
of extra equip. Must be sold: $1,000
or best offer. Apply 3445 Benning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-07

DLDS. I947 "76" sedanette; radio,
heater, Hydra-Matic,. seat covers,
beautiful baby blue finish; 81 PIP,
G,In st !, NJ MI 22AQ q
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NEED 200 CARS
WE NEED CARS

WE NEED CARS
1929 TO 1919 models: will pay &C
cording to condition and model.
Drive in open lot at BEACH MO-
TORS. See Mr.. Beach for cash,
trade. terms. 1910 18th ST. ".
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED

GOOD USED CAR in exchange for
equity in comfortable Nell-locsted
Chevy Chase home. Box 4i2E.
sisr
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luxe 4dr. sed. r. and b., plastic
seat cows, 1-owner. peri. cond. VII
PLYMOUTH 1912 2-dr; good condi.
ton; low mileage; orig. finish; $500
cash; pvt. owner. RA. 1882. -
PLYMOUTH l941 4-door sedan: at
tractive blue finish, good tires, clean
inside and II runs perfectly. Will
factory service: Ss15. HALEY s.
INC. 2020 M st. NV. MA. 1900
Laurel outlook., 1949-06-15
Pilots Cheat Coyotes
Out of Antelope Meal

CRAIG, COLO. - Two civil air
patrol pilots cheated a pair of
coyotes out of an antelope dinner
near here recently.
The filters, Jay Brinker and P.
Jones, were making a routine flight
north of Craig. Brinker noticed two
coyotes pussyfooting around a buck
antelope which seemed to have its
hind foot lifted high off the ground.
Brinker and Jones buzzed the
area a couple of times and discov-
cred the antelope's foot was caught
between two strands of barbed
wire.
The filters returned to Craig and
told game warden Bill Roland what
they'd e .<
Then the three of them bundled
into Roland's car and drove to
within three miles of the antelope.
They travelled the rest of the way
on snowshoes. rescued the antelope
by cutting the barbed wire. Taking
it back to Craig, they nursed 1t
overnight and the next day the
animal seemed in good shape. The
animal was freed near a huge herd
of antelope.
Laurel outlook., 1949-06-15
Vacuum Cleaner Rigs Suck
Oysters from Sea Bottoms

AKRON.-A new method of har-
veSting oysters with a giant wac
uum cleaner" rig that sweeps clean
the bottom of the sea has been de-
veloped by a New Haven oyster
grower in cooperation with B. F..
Goodrich engineers.
The suction equipment not only
loads about 1000 bushels of oys-
tiers an hour, but catches at the
same time thousands of destruc-
tive oyster drills, a boring snail
which is one of the principal
enemies of the shellfish.
The oyster company uses a con-
verified army FS, the type of YES
sci that transported supplies to
military installations on isolated
small islands in the Pacific. On
the port side is a 40-foot length
Of lO-inch steel pipe to which is
attached 20 feet of flexible sue
ton hose and a six-foot nozzle re.
sembling that on a household
vacuum cleaner.
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Warfields Return
From Missouri

Mrs. A. B. Warfield returned
Thursday from a visit with rel
atives in Missouri. She made
the trip in the company of her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. E. R. Freeman, joining
them at their home in Casper,
Wyo.
At Butterfield, Mo-, they Wis
tied j. F. Nicola, father of Mrs.
Warfield and Mrs. Freeman, who
formerly resided in Laurel. In
Pierce City, Mo-, they were
guests of Mrs. A. S. Major, a
sister of the two women.
En- route to Laurel, they join
ed a gathering of relatives of
Mr.. Freeman in a runion and
picnic at Wichita, Kans., which
was attended by 100 family
members.
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Churchill Siren Suit'
Brings Stylists' Sheer

LONDON. - Winston ChurchllPs
famous ''siren suit brought a sheer
from London's style arbiters.
CARRIED in a sort of something"
closely resembling a pair of baggy
summer flying o~veralls tipped up
the front. loosely belted and with a
floppy open collar. Churchill pre-
dicted in America that it would be
the dress of the future.
The magazine Tailor and Cutter.
which has been setting mems fash
ions since Victorian times, said the
wartime prime minister was "ot
the mark there"
The siren suit lacks artistic ap-
%pearance. said the weekly, and
'structurally it is wrong; it makes
for untidiness."
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Parker had
as their guest last week Mrs.
Parker's father, J. J. GRADER of
Glendive.
Nj. and Mrs. Byron Price and
son of Portland, arrived last
Thursday for a visit with Mr..
Prices parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
L. Price and other relatives. They
will leave Thursday for Great
Falls and Helena where they will
visit relatives of Mrs. Price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Palmer
returned from Missoula last week
where they had attended the
graduating exercises at the uni
versity. Their o Loren was a
member of the graduating class.
He has accepted a position with
the broadcasting company in
Missoula.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Scott
celebrated their tenth wedding
anniversary Saturday, and were
joined by DR.. and Mrs. D. A.
Nottingham.
Mrs. F. o. Hartley was hostess
at a dinner party for Mrs. Helen
Toombs, Miss Rosetta Fritz, Miss
Phylisis Toombs, Keron Chap
man, Douglas Toombs and Tom
my Bennett.
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Rebekah Thimble
Club Elects New
Officers June 9TH

Rebekah Thimble club officers
were elected at a meeting June
7 at the home of Mrs. R. B. Bus
by. The meeting, opened by the
president, Mrs. A. j. Motzko, had
an attendance of nine members.
Officers chosen for the six
month term were Mrs. Thomas
Everett, president; Mrs. Mabel
Lumsdon, vice president; Mrs.
Frank Platz, secretary, and Mrs.
Hazel Harden, treasurer. Of
ficers will be installed at a picnic
meeting, the date of which is to
be announced later. Merchants
lunch will be served Saturday,
June IS.
Lunch was served by the hos
tess, Mrs. Busby.
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Items of Local Interest

Mrs. R. P. Palmer, Jr. was a
guest and the winner of the high
score bridge award when Mrs.
Shirley Penninger entertained
last Wednesday for club MEM
bers at the home of Mrs. j. H..
Albertus. The second prize went
to Mrs. Leonard Ferrin.
Donald Graft, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Graft, has returned
to Montana State University at
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MissOula where. he will resume
his studies. He was injured in
an automobile accident last win
ter and was forced to discontinue
his studies until now.
Miss Louise Munoz, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Munoz of
Laurel, was a member of the
graduating class of the Paulsbo,
Washington high school. Miss
Munoz is visiting her sister in
Port Orchard, but later on will
come to Laurel to visit her par
ents.