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Evening star., 1950-03-23
Is From Maryland Seeking
Berths With Big League Clubs

be a New York Yankee regular
by next year.
Taylor hurled for the Baltimore
Orioles last year, posting a record
Of five and eight. The St. Louis
Browns are giving him his major
league opportunity.
The younger Keller, now with
the Mats. hit 1897 with Hagers-
town last year.
Sleater is a bonus player with
the New York Giants. r.
The other Maryland rockies are
Pitchers John Walz of the Phila-
delphia Phils. Dave Coles and Sam
Webb of the Boston Braves. Out
fielder Teddy Beard with the
Pittsburgh Pirates and Inf1elder
Jack Merson of the Pirates.
Evening star., 1950-03-23
By the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Mar. 23.-Nu-
merically speaking at least. Mary
land has one of its best group of
representatives at spring training
camps of the major league base
ball teams this year.
The Free State has IS players
seeking big league berths. Five
are of established major league
caliber while the other 10 still
must prove themselves.
The veterans are Pitcher Tommy
Byrne Of the New York Yankees
Outfelder Charlie Keller with
Detroit, First Baseman Eddie Rob-
inson and Catcher Al Evans of
the Washington Mats. and Out
fielder Bill Nicholson of the Phila-
delphia Phillies.
Byrne, from Baltimore, is one
of the Yankees pitching main
stays. Nicholson, from Chester
town. has been in the big time
since 1912 with Chicago and the
Phillies.
Robinson and Evans are adopt
ed Marylanders. Eddie lives in
Baltimore and AL in Mount Rain
ier.
The most promising of the
rockies seem to be Pitchers Cor
don Mueller, Dick Carr, Vern Tay-
lor and Lou Sleater, and Out
fielder Hal Keller-brother OF
Charlie.
Mueller hopes to catch on as
a relief hurler with the Boston
Red SoX. He won 10 and lost
with Louisville last year.
Carr, a young righthander from
Baltimore, spent his first season
in organized ball with Norfolt
last year. winning 10 and losing
13. Manager Casey Stengel re.
Gently said he expected Carr tx
Evening star., 1950-03-23
Hendrix BowIers All But CIinch
Flag With Triumph in Crisis

Hendrix Steak House, with an
S-game lead after a 80 victory
over second-place Miller -Wrenn
Furniture of Arlington. has all
but clinched first place in the
Major District Duckpin League.
The season has 18 games to go.
With the chips down at King
Pin last night, Hendrix won a tied
first game on the roll-of and then
proceeded to humble their only
rival for the championship in the
Anal two tits, 60s to SGT and 643
to 578.
Miller -Wrenn led in the first
skirmish down to the final box but
Anchorman Cletus Pannell's best
on a last-box spare was a 4-pin
count. Lindsay Stott, Hendrix
anchor. deadlocked the issue with
4 4-pin spare count in the last
box after counting nine pins on a
ninth-box spare for a 148 game.
Stott's set was 400. Billy Stalcup
was high for Miller Wrenn with
$50.
Spanked by Joe Harrison's 100
and 423. Morris Miller Liquors
whitewashed Valley Forge Beer
with 655. GIG and 651 counts to
gain third place.
Karl Gochenour's 179-431 and
Al Terry's 406 led the way as H
B. Leary Bros. beat Winchester
Packard. 2-1 with 696 and 1857
totals. Winchester won the final
66S to SIS.
Fat Boy Restaurant whipped
Covington Motors the first two
games before Pat Crescent pre-
vented shutout with a $50 last
effort.
Russ Spilman of Winchester
Packard posted 381 set to main.
tain his 127 top average. Pannell
runnerup, slipped to 1861 with 6
367 set while Sonny Weldon, young
Evening star., 1950-03-23
Rites for Slim SuIIee
To Be Held Sunday
By the Associofed Press

HIGGINSPORT, Ohio, Mar. %.
Funeral services for Harry
(Slim) Sallee. southpaw pitcher
who helped the Cincinnati Reds
win the National League pennant
In 1919, will be held Sunday. He
died of a heart attack yesterday
Sallee won 81 games and lost
during the regular season and
won the second game of the World
Series that year against the Chi
cago White Sox.
Six feet three inches tall, Sal
lee had about he best control OF
any hurler in the major leagues
He also played with the St
Louis Cardinals and the New York
Giants.
Evening star., 1950-03-23
Terps' Golf Team Set
For 10 Engagements

University of Maryland's golf
team will play 10-match sched-
ule, Coach Frank Cronin an
nounced yesterday. Home matches
will be at Prince Georges Country
Club.
Leading candidate for the team
is Reed Phippeny who topped last
years varsity with a 77-stroke
average. He scored a hole in one
during a match against Delaware
last spring.
April 4 at Virginia: z, Richmond; 10,
George Washington: Ia, Delaware; 81,
at western Maryland 25, GEORGETOWN: 90.
Loyola: May at Johns Hopkins; 5, West
Virginia; TO- at George Washington.
Evening star., 1950-03-23
Golf Club Owner Dies

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. Mar.
% (P).-Charles Kennett, sr., "a,
owner and manager of the Rio
Vista Golf Club here, died yes
terday.
Kennett came here about two
years ago from Iowa City, Iowa,
to take over the club. Earlier,
he had been head golf coach for
25 years at the University of Iowa.
Evening star., 1950-03-23
|Motmen Dozed, Referee
Terminates Contest

Billy Darnell and Dutch SchWei-
CERT, slated for an hour time limit
bout, wrestled to 24-minute draw
in last nights feature match at
Turner's Arena. Both we're so
groggy after "a minutes that the
referee terminated the tussle.
A three-man team affair went
TO Ace Freeman, Tiny Mills and
Miguel Torres over the Kamaroff
Brothers team of Joe, Ivan and
Walter. In the opener, Kenny
Ackles defeated Polo Cordova.
Evening star., 1950-06-14
HELP MEN
30 SALESMAN "

with experience in men s
Sportwear. Guaranteed salary against
commission. Apply 4th floor, THE
MODE, F street at Eleventh.
SALESMAN, experienced, for men, S
iurnishlns store permanent p9si-
SHIRT SHOP, 942 F st. NV. lis
S SALESMAN--Large Conn. ave. elec.
appliance store needs a young man
who is anxious to get ahead in the
selling profession; full time Train
ing uni5plted pbdns sa5ninsS car neeSs Ss
SALESMAN WANTED, to distribute
one of nations leading candies, Baby
Ruth and Butterf1nger products. One
selected will be given protected ter
ritories on franchise. basis, Should
Guaranteed salary, plus commission
Must have cash deposit. For inter-
view. write Box 323-J, Star. 49,
SALES MANAGER, startling new IN
vention. combination window blind
and drapery. organize sales force.
exper.. age, refs. Box los-G. star
SALES REP. digniied. bt. 35 and
As. to sell nationally known and ac-
cepted service. Excel. opportunitS
for intel, aggressive man. Car will
working conditions. Cali RE. 405(
for appointment -15
SALES SUPERVISOR. experienced ir
distribution and merchandising o.
bottled goods preferred. but not es-
tential. We will train you. Boz
sALEsMEN, exper. in furniture. ap-
ply Mr.. Murray, JULIUS LANS-
BURGH FURNITURE CO., 90a T
st. NV. is
Statesmen (2l: executive type; sell
to women. Must have car; can earn
500 and up per week; leads fur
nished. Call OIL. 957l after pm.
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HELP MEN
! YOUNG MAN

YOUNG MAN for clerical work: good
pennanShlp necessary. Apply MIR.
MILTON, East Potomac Golf Course,
at noon.
YOUNG MAN. high school graduate,
l 8 to 20, single, for permanent posi-
tion as tabulating machine operator
No experience necessary. Apply in
person between . and II am, s16
YOUNG MAN. exper FIRE and casual.
live in Va, and one who can type.
YOUNG YOU, fA MAN. s5-s5. with DO D c.
drivers permit. as supervisor for a
retail shopping service, high school
graduate, no experience necessary,
WARSER sIPc. Es lsth ff'sTli snd HpRis sts.
YOUNG MEN (3), white, 1895. to
assist manager in circulation sales
work; no exper; necessary; average
earnings $50 VIZ Apply Q to $50
YOUNG MEN (2), 1920, some meat
selling exper. necessary. / steady
worker, Saturday, j. MILLER,
o st. market, 7th and o st. NV.
YOUNG MEN OR sTUDENTS0po
this summer? We are a well estab-
liShed company with Just such an
opportunity Call in person at 35O5
14th st. NV between 3 and pm.
YOUNG MEN (a>, white, for rug
SANITARY CARPET & RUG CLEAN
ING CO, 1O6 Indiana ave. NV. II 4
GENERAL ALL-AROUND MAN, mar
ried,, no children. white; for new apt.
sober. reliable. and furnish refs.
Salary, $3.50 per mo. in addition to
living quarters. Apply in person.
3Sfs FLORENCE dr., 800 block of West
HiGR Gisse sEHo0y Tdi oX sTIl5rSrs aSG5 so is ;,s
Catholic % pisest: we ram, Pee iter Te1n
view. write to MR. DONALD r.
SIMS, 1O15 N st. NV, Wash /, D. c.
State name: address. age and tel.
GOOD SALARY, nice environment,
for thoroushly experienced. sales
ssady for pos6n s19ans scaEER na hRos
NATIoSAI Eve ORGANIZATION. With
Offices in Washington. requires .
young men, between 25 and so, for
in beginnine; would prefer men with
some sales experience; no nightwork; !;
washington territories. Box 1o9-G,
INSURANCE-Four experienced in
dustrial, accident and health and
up to 500 salary to start, ac-
cordins to ability r. r. Gardiner.
manager, NATIONAL A.. g. H. IN
SuRANCE CO., 724 9th ST. NV,
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS and grad
yates, 1871. Interesting summer
work, no experience necessary, good
earnings plus bonus. Apply Room
7Ol Arlington BLDG, 1925 Vermont
ave. NV.
SEQ A DAY-Sell solid brass name
plates for front doors; retails So. so;
you make 81. Write today, RICH
ARD ENGRAVING CO., Waltham.
Evening star., 1950-06-14
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL. colored, part time or IL until
after dinner, experienced. OR, 2TOO.
MARY EDWARD.
WOMAN, colored. desires shW hv
gay or full time; exper.; refs. DIX.
WOMAN. exper. with children, cook
ms and cleaning and laundry, Wanta
part-time work In the morning IU
4-55I5 In the afternoon.
WOMAN, colored wishes day's vork
OF any type. CO. 1889
EMPLOYER wishes to nlace her maid
doing general housework or day'E
work LU. 4-50l9
REF WOMAN. white. desirea
81 W With one adult or couple.
ExPERIENcED COL. WOMAN desire,
bundle washing TO do at home or
days work AT. 1739. I5s
FIRST-CLASS COOK and General
houseworker. fond OF children, wishes
JOB; 70 stay in. Ii. 3-311e.
COL. GIRL wants TO work in dept,
store or mothers helper or care
tor children, DE; 1910,
CoLORED GIRL desires day or part
TINE work OF any kind ref. Owen
coIoRED GIRL wishes morning lob.
part time : or 3 days; NV; GOOD
C0LORED WOMAN wants daywork,
Mon, Tues, Wed; and Pri., eles n
CoLoRED WOMAN, age 35. days
HoIS: best reference. MI a10p. =
COLORED WOMAN warts days work
or part time ME- 1922
Evening star., 1950-06-14
SITUATIONS woMEA

COLLEGE GRADUATE would like
permanent work with future. Can
( type; Personnel work desired. DE
CoMrANIoN SECRETARY. woman.
( mature aSe. desires travelling posi-
/ tion,. available July 18th. Boz
I 3RS-K. Star
GIRL, co,ored. intellisent, dependable.
wtlltns 70 sacrifice salary for expert
ence as. maid or stock sirl in dress
HIGH school SENIOR desires par.
or fun time work TO September;
reference siyen knowledge OF short
hand and typing FIR o"oa, ie'
case. age or invalid; exper. nursing
chronic patients. AID. 1e@a. Ia
PRACTICAL NuRSE-Several years
siiPinv. sHp iGRS TF fsgf Children wishes BABY
PRACTICAL NURSE, colorsd, wants
work, lieht housekeeping or care OF
child. . days week; exper. NE, 03s0.
RESIDENT MANAGER. refined mar
ried lady, with > school:ase sirls.
seeks position; can do once work.
typinr. etc. Call AT. O9as. Is
SEAMSTRESS---colored college srAd-
uate, alterations, drapery and fabric
sBges sBPTesd Il T'ki9Iss q ssos dress owns ma
TyrING wANTED-Envelops sd-
dressing. at home; Is years ex-
Rp" RRp5" i5s5 Sss guar 500 18th St. nv
TYPIST, secretary. general once
work cut stencils, operate mimo-
graph, efficient, dependable. desires
work a. home or part time once,
FIR l344
WOMAN, colorsd. wants any kind ~
work in hotel, hospital restaurants
or doctors once; full or part tlms.
/ WRITER AND RESEARCH EXECU-
TlRE-Do you need aualified writer
skilled in research techniauesr
Smith Phi Beta Kappa is available
Historical training, particularly in
international relations and Ameri-
can politics. NJ, A. in modern Amer
! lcfn diplomacy Experience in his
! torical and political writing, edi-
! torial work. and once administra-
| tion. Accurate typiSt. Call no. 1000
| after 4:3O pm. to arrange inter-
YOUNG WOMAN desires steady sem
| eral once work: knowledge or typ-
ATTRACTIvE YOUNG LADY desires
part time lob as hostess or cashier
evenings and week ends. Call sT.
70g3 after u pm.
COLoRED-COLLEGE GRADUATE
Intelligent, reliable and neat, deSirea
work typinE, receptionist. DU. s646.
Evening star., 1950-06-14
BRICKLAYERS

JOB at 18th and Savannah sts. sc. 1
block right of 18th and Alabama ave
Large project, plenty of other work
in town. Call DI. 1915 before $50
pm. MI. 3345 after $40 -15
BRICKLAYING FOREMAN and 8
bricklayers. 927 H st. NV. or call
BUTCHER-MEAT CUTTER-Experi-
enced, sober, reliable. Permanent
position for right man. Apply in
person only. 1906 7th st. NV.
CAR WASHER, must be exper.. handy
around gas station. CONNOR'S INC,
2721 Naylor I'd. Sc. IA
CARPENTER. door hanger, 1st-class.
Apply at CONNECTICUT GARDENS,
INC, Viers Mill rd. and Gail St,
Wheaton: / mi. past the Kensing-
ton,Wheaton I'd. light. See Mr..
cARPffEsSSirER-capable, reliable, lee ex-
per. mot q helper. Married man
preferred-by builder specializing in
highsIsss hig ss IS, workepsH %n sh9p Refs
1882 18th st. NV. HO. 0984. III
CARPENTER. middle aged or older.
for shop and retail yard supervision.
Box 347-J, Star. -15
CARPENTER-First-class, sober. Ap-
Or orS phone hon Ri Ii sSe; 7.sss5. ai'ef "a An
CARPENTER to do framing and trim
on residential work. Must be able
to lay out. Apply on rob. 1908
CARPENTERS-Trim men: exper-
fenced Apply to 9120 Flower ave-,
Sill. Sprg., Md, or call SH. Os24.
Evening star., 1950-06-14
HOUSE & HERMANN
7th and Eye SITS. NV.

CONsULTANT, customer service de-
partment national corporation.
Attractive woman; top pay; 5-dsy
week. Apply 1923 Conn. ave. Room
404. between s and 3 am. and
between 4:3o and 8 pm. No calls.
COOK AND A WAITRESS, exper..
for night work, pm. 10 am,
& days a wk.; S95. Apply in per-
son 1904 GRILL, 1904 Kenilworth
ave. ne. Ia
COUNTER GIRL, white; TO expert
ence necessary; hours, 8 pm. 70
midnight, Il n'7ht week. DIXIE
PIG BAR-B-oUE, Marlboro pike and
D7sp,y 5snr,ns nd Ta Sc n 4SSa, III, ID
have reference. Apply SHIRLING-
ton DELICATESSEN, 4ol5 So. 2Sth
St. Arlington. TIE. 0Gq6.
DRUG AND COSMETIC CIERk-
Thorourhly experienced no Sun.
da-s EASTERN PHARMACY, 18th
and D ne. -I6
Evening star., 1950-06-14

FoTNTAIN on GIRL white, 1875 yrs;
STORE. 1854 wis. ave. NV. III
ply. in person, HOTEL RALEIGH,
NJ Istn land and Pa. Pa ave. NV Mr. Pierre
BoUsEKEEPER, white, 3 in family;
live in. Call Thursday. CHI. 2o72.
KINDERGARTEN TEACHER for next
nGS IN music ssa' g. sos 465S Sns t5e
MARKER AND AssoRTER. white,
must be thoroughly experienced with
Laundry work Apply WASHINGTON
MEDICAL TECH. + for - doctoYs ONCE;
SURROUNDINGS, good sal. Write only,
stating qualifications. to Apt. 20;
oETIet aS sssf 4 & fer Exclusive ,,ass
JOAN ROBERTS, Conn. at L..
PERSONNEL CLERK, 81 to 35, for
perm. position in life insurance COM
pany; must have ability to meet
people; typing required. some per-
s"o Snne ss sApsT Psth sfef s APply Sst FGG% snd
PRACTICAL NURSE for nurses aide;
live in, WO, a267. -16
PRACTICAL NURSE-Charge of .
children; exp; live in; $40 to start;
GOOD refs. REQ: GE. 4077. -
area to accept fuli-time employment
for July. and Aug; general office
work and receptionist; white, 20 to
35; Call SH; 1885 after z pm, IA
rooming house, located near 18th
quarters, Attractive proposition TO
responsible party. MR.. ALLEN. 1713
N st. NV, Ex, 1913. Ewes, 81.
RESIDENT MANAGER for a new
200,unit apt; in nearby Nd. Good
apt. Exper. nee. SH. $500. --1a
sALEsGRL~ Part-tims, for dress
fnop cree Se WIS CAL AYE EN- luss ssss ssove Ten
sALESGIRLS, experienced, for retail
bakery dept in super market; part
time only: must be avail. Sat, sun,
holidays Apply In person, POSINS',
s2LRskADYM1atsresting, Rs f9SE atei aM well-paynr
position, for the woman, who is free
to work evenings and Saturdays
No canvassing, collecting or travel
ing. but must have a car for local
dn.y dryinE If IN you sood need Sea,tb to tb make
nice personality and are free Of
TAvENNER. 81. s5is Between en- .
am and IL noon. Ia
SALESLADY with at least ! years
experience for and 10 cent store
Apply in person at LINCOLN 8 g.
sALEsLADY-Part time. experienced
coats, suits and dresses; excellent
salary and working conditions
BRESLAU. -614 18th st. NV -1s
SALES LADY, experienced. for dress
department; r-conditioned store.
Salary and commission. Apply
HEARN'S. 500 7th St NV. -f5
SALESLADY, experienced. Apply in
person to GRETCHEN COLE. 7244
wisconsin ave, Bethesda, Nd liz
Evening star., 1950-06-14
HELP MEh Cont
ADVERTISING SALESMAN, Army Al,
Show program. FA. 44O0. .-16
AUTO BODY MAN, must be Al

ADVERTISING SALESMAN, Army Air
anTS shHS PE9ifTsm poiDy MEA. EA, 4aSe aSe; b, s s
sober and reliable. Only 1st-class
worker need to apply for this posi-
tion: vacation with pay; excel. work
Barham, CoAsI-1N PONTIAC, 4o7
Alto Mechanic for new-car work;
s5ths sssh sena. sos seSs'iPo f2S@
Silver Spring. Nd. -l5
AUTO MECHANIC, must have know
,sdss aso, Of all cars perm; perm JOB s,,HY tTr
LAuER IIJf A SERVICE 1FIsE sT8TIoN. Name
ave. and M SITS. s.w. Me. 1859.
AUTO MECHANIC. for Addison
Chevrolet. l4th and n45,o Florida ave,
AuTo MEcHSNfcs NJ MSi HHASoSi SsC, guar. salary
eaf caAPGI Pfnu' MoToRs MSosss vffSi nc 9oHuEs
SON" WA. 1917. -15
AUTO MECHANICS co. frst1class
prefer Packard experience, but not
compulsory to good men; $50 weekly
guaranteed on $3.50 basis or top
straight salary; only interested IN
men positions With Same Type
Arlington Packard dealer. Wilson
blyd 3 blocks south Of @ Key Bridge,
need several experienced Ford me
sober and reliable. We pay high
piece-work rate and pay for all
holidays and vacations. This is
512-day week in a modern up-to-
ART MOTOR CO., 9th and N Y.
AUTo fTri MECHANICS g, for mode modern
shop Chrysler product; experience
tive tive eSrniREs 2senor to good p5oducers
laundry. Contact MI. salak for
interview at AIS MOTORS. INC.
1910 Wilson blvd. Arl.. Va. cH.
AUTO MECHANICS, 1st class; must
be experienced on all makes; top
salary and bonus: vacation: hos
sfTstlqn ESQ dDgz gERveE III dss ssrssr Snd
A UTo Wf1t RADIO Adj IN Installation man; must
be, exper; immed. opening, excel.
sal. and working conds.,. company
sasHArrAN sfRsts Refs AuFo TsSuEsa RSD1o Aee5y eo
AGTS tTHe sAhEsMAA sh 81 IN; for used car 4 dept
in Ford leadership. Must be expert
TRIANGLE MOTORS, 3U1O X. ].
ave. ne. DE. $500. -15
AUTO SALESMAN-Used cars; capa-
BILE Of appraising trade-ins and ap-
proving finance deals. Substantial
income and excellent prospects
assured for the right man. State
age and BACKGROUND. Box 400-L,
BODY AND FENDER MAN for seam
work on welded stainless steel equip
ment; white only; steady work at
$3.50 per hour for right party.
MARENKA METAL MFG. CO., 50l1
Creston ave, Bladensburg, Md. AP.
3333. Is
BOOKKEEPER Young man under
80; for large Metropolitan auto deal
er. Prefer one with automotive or
used-car bookkeeping exper. Reply
in own handwriting, stating age,
qualifications and salary expected,
to Mr.. W. F. Beauchamp, JUSTINE
NICHOLSON MOTOR CO., $40
BALTIC. ave. Hyattsville, Md. lie
BRICKLAYERS, S26 per day. White,
union steady work, all parts Of town.
Call WA, 1851 Sna, during working
BRICKLAYERs-steady work for
Rrfnes PEI Md SGp' ca l11R "a F9EsSn ass" ser df
BRfCTKLAYERs tsO. white. non
union. long Job. top money. good
conditions, six-day week; Langley
Park Housing Project. Out Ridge
road three blocks past Tick Took
Restaurant in nearby Maryland. or
call OW 1884 go
Evening star., 1950-06-14
HELP WoMEN

SILK FINISHER. expeT. only, plenty
Of work. perm position, CHllLuN
CLEANERS. s2S Rtggs rd, = e.
GE 666S Id
SILK FISISHERS, thoroughly exp,
In silk HniShinG dept, Excel ton
with sood pay for person who
euAltfeS. Apply in person. do not
phone ALEXANDRIA CLEANERS.
6o4 Monteomery St, Alexandra, Va
-lS
SILK PRESSER. experienced. fer
quality plant; soo1 werkIns eorc1-
tons CAL OK. @44S. Is
STENOGRAPHER No experience
necessary; permanent position WITH
mAjcr real estate lerclaS nrrl
Work involves EypinS shorthand
and general once oNtiss. S-daN
week Vacation with pay. SslSsy
Eocd. opportunity for adFn neensn'
MuSt have good BACKGROUND, he pei
Sonshie ard attractive Phone ST
h3ii for personal interview -
Evening star., 1950-06-14
JOSEPH G. DONDERO, Attorney
for Caveat0rS,
S44 washington Bldg"

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the. District Of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. 73343, Ad-
ministration.-In Re Estate Of IDA
N. SHIRK, Deceased.-ORDER FIX
pS5JETc NG NEW pATE NE F3R It'll AND
The notification as to the trial Of
the issues in this case relating to
the validity of the paper-writing
dated the 2sth day Of April, l949,
purporting to be the last will and
testament OF Ida M: shirk. deceased,
Tamassee National Society Daughters
Of the American Revolution School;
the, Kate Duncan Smith National
Society Daughters Of the American
Revolution School. the Colonel Tench
ecetg baSFhers GaaPsr Of q the fes Amerean
Revolution. Leila J. Thomas, Mrs
Frank Freers, Mrs. Leon Hampton
Mrs. Enid Louise Fairbsirn: Louise
Stansfield, Shirley Daily Murphy
u: the Isabelle Higgins Brooks
Church Of Christ. Scientist. Johr
Murphy. the Indiana Trust Com
pany, Katherine Langen. Robert D
Armstrong, Esq, James w. Noel ant
az ,n ynknSwn a,6 heirs dscsdsn4 at law N snS nsx
22nd day Of May. 1850, ORDERED
that Thursday. the 9th day of -Oc:
tober. 1850. be and is hereby hxet
as the time and the Court House
Columbis is hereby fixed as the
place of said trial; and that the
issues be and the same are hereby
certified for trial by the jury sum-
noned and IN attenSance on n n:
Civil Division Of this Court to which
Assignment Commissioner in &C:
cordance with the Rules of Civil
beS orgred Of this s cqSTt t oraT II Is Ir and
the substance of said issues be pub
sive weeks in the Washington Law
Reporter and twice a week for the
same period in the WASHINGTON
Ing as foilows:-one: was the paper
writing filed in this Court and bear
ing date the 2Sth day Of April, 1919,
the last will and testament Of Ida
M. Shirk. deceased?--Two: Was the
said paper writing dated the 2Sth
be the last will and testament o.
Ida M. Shirk, deceased, executed and
attested in due form, as required by
lav?-Three: Was the said Ida M
Shirk At the time Of the making and
subscribing or of the acknowledgins
by her of the said paper writing Of
sound and disposing mind and ca.
pable Of executing q valid deed OF
contract?-Four: Was the said pa.
per writing dated the 2Sth day Of
April, 1949. obtained. or the execu-
tion thereof, or the subscription
thereto procured FROM the said Ida
M, Shirk. deceased, by fraud or de.
ceit practiced upon the said Ida M
shirk by John W. Clark and /ol
Ethel H. Clark or any other person
or persons?-Five: Was the sale
paper writing dated the 2Sth day Of
April, 1949. obtained, or the execu.
tion thereof procured from the saic
Ida NJ. Shirk, deceased, by the un.
due influence or duress, or coercion
of John W. Clark and /or Ethel H
Clark or any other person or per.
sons? BOLITHA ]. LAWS, Chiei
Judge. (Seal,l A true copy. Attest
MELVIN ]. MARQUES. Deputy Reg,
ister Of Wills for the District o.
Columbia. Clerk of the Probate
Court. my24, 4,27 81 1,je3,7,10,14,17