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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30

nHEOES
Reduced up to
u or More!
|l16-Sl5 Girdies
BY Dorothy Bickum, reduced to
$685.
Discontinued from regular stock; brok-
en- sizes, few Of kind.
Second floor, r 81.
100 poirs-$14.o5 to
| S2l.95 Summer Shoes
pastel hstre leothers, white suedes
ond fobrics; spectators, pumps, son-
dols, holters, slinos-broken sizes
from our fomous lines of customchoft,
ModemoiselIe, Hill and Dale, end Nor
qoret JerroId footwear. Reduced to
So
Fourth floor. r St.
Us poirs-$7.95 to
| $12.o5 Shoes IN Joyce tob.
RIGS. also white Golf ond black suede
pumps Broken sizes, reduced to
So
Fourth floor. r St.
ToiIetries, " and less!
81 Dubonnet Perfume Burners 81
81 Apotheeor Jars filled with eotho-
leen ------.----.-----$l.S0
81 Piostic Case fitted with shower
cop. soap dish. wosh cloth - Soc
These not quite holf)
81 cystci Perfume Atomizers, $l.25
$50 Doy Crockett Grooming Pouch,
Csc
T Street
| 800 Mems 5oc and ST
Hondkerchiefs-initioIed CT
plain linens ond cottons,
3oc
Street floor, r St.
6O-Sl.o5 NeckIine
Fill-ins, plain eoIts ord poIko
dots.
Street floor. F St,
45-S3.95 Cobbler
jackets pink. blue. IIoc, Of
spun royon,
Street floor, r St.
! 1O0-$2.95 and S3.o5
BIousettes 81 and S.
Street Floor. r Street
lis $3.o5 Orion
Shrugs in pink, blue, moIze.:
| 81
Street floor, ? St.
lin the French Room
ID Cotton loce Shirwoist Dresses in
pink, blue. Were 1895, now
$40
Second floor, r St.
| Juniors $17.95 to SIS
| Dresses print Jacket costumes.
black bofero sunbock dresses. silk
shontuno sheoths. sleeveless Cystol-
lette cocktail dresses.
$40
Fourth floor, r St.
Pieces ST Jewelry
| -postels, bright coIors. some white,
beod necklaces, including few ropes
ond brooeIets, eorrinos. pins.
| 2@S1
/ Plus Fed. tox
| Street floor. r St.
63-$5 Linen Hand
bags, Ioroe ond smotI shapes,
assorted eoIors.
| 81
| Plus Fed. tox
Street floor, F St.
Iz20 poirs-$2 and So
Fobric Gloves double woven
cottons and nyIons, O few sheer nylons.
| White, beige, navy, black and some
coIors.
| 81
Street floor, r St.
| At Our
| ChiIdren's Shops
Shirlnoton and Silver Spring
Subteens' $7.s5 and 1895 Bothine
Suits --------.----- $5.Ss
| $5.e5 Plaid Seersueker covercIs, sizes
I3 to * ------------------ 81
S8oS and SI3C5 pra-woIkes Coat and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30
Teen Apparel Reduced
Fourth Floor

S12.95 and sl4.95 Bathing Suits
in one piece elastex failles with
form controls and cup lifts. vel
low. black. turquoise. brown and
rose in sizes 80 to SO S7.s5
si7.s5 Cotton Dresses. including
halter and sunback dresses with
jackets and two-piece styles in
prints and solids. both light and
dark colors, size assortment, SO
Sl4.95 Cotton Transition Dresses
in shagbark, wine, purple and
brown plaids and stripes sizes
o to Is -.-.-.-. 50
S3.95 Cotton Blouses In tailored
and scoop neck styles. all sleeve
less: pastels and dark colors In
sizes 7 to Is -------.----s- 81
S5.9s and s7.95 No-iron Cotton
Skirts in all-around gathered
styles. broken sizes and colors. So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30
Junior Dresses Reduced
up to " or More!

Junior Dresses Reduced
up to " or More!
SASS to $19.95 Dresses including
dimities, velveray nylons. cottons,
piques in tunics and sunbacks.
some with separate pinafores,
others with redingotes; sizes Z to
is . s7.95
Juniors s49.95 and $59.95 Dance
Dresses ---- ---.---.. $SS
2 white nylon formals, ! dotted
rayon taffeta-siZe 8.
black formal with braid en-
broidery-size II.
short white formal with eyelet
embroidered ruffles--size II.
5O-Juniors' $10.95 TO $14.95
Dresses, including rayon jerseys,
dimities, nylon cottons, dotted
swiss, Dacrons, ripple sheers in
prints, pastels and stripes; sizes
8 TO 10 ----------------- -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30
Sports Dresses Reduced
I'd to " or More! Bird II.

up 70 N or more! pro w.
41-ss.s5 and $1o.ss Sport Dresses
striped golfers and one suit in
rayon-and-acetate; print cotton
halter and shirtwaist dresses,
pastel cotton knits, two-piece
Dacron shantung dresses, and
brown krinkle cotton sailor
dresses; broken sizes, 10 to 20,
$685.
2o-$16.s5 to SIS Dresses-white
and pink cotton piques and rib
bon knits; broken sizes - $40
2-$12 Party Dresses Of printed
pink glazed cotton. full skirt;
sizes 10 and IL -------- S7.S5
2s-ss.ss and ss.s5 Blouses EN-
broidered broadcloth, nylon-cot-
ton In lilac only and white eyelet
embroidered organdy. Broken
sizes, 3rd floor --------------$3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30

Sportsweor Reduced up to
" or More! 3rd II.
$10.95 Cotton Play Dresses in
prints and assorted colors, sizes
10 to 16 and small, medium and
large -.-----.-.-- T.S5
S5.s5 Baby Cord Skirts in cotton,
gored styles; pink and blue in
sizes 10 to Is ---.~.--- -.- So
$685. Denim Skirts and Pinafores
in wrap-around and pleate d
styles; lilac, green, blue, in sizes
10 to is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 50
$685. Cotton Shorts, little boy
styles in aqua, green, copper; sizes
10 to IA 49,. --- 81
$685. to $9.95 Shorts, Bermuda
and short styles In cotton baby
cord, Dacron; blue, lilac, pink
and green In sizes 10 to 10,
80 and 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30
Women's Dresses Reduced
up to u or More!

3O--$l495 to $17.95 Dresses.
print voiles In blue, rose: striped
sheers; some with bracelet sleeves.
$40
1OO-$l7.S5 to SIS Dresses, includ-
ing nylon jerseys and cotton
voiles in prints and polka dots.
sheer prints on light and dark
backgrounds, check ginghams
and dressy silk organzas; in sizes
14h to 24h and a few broken
sizes ---.----- -.- s12
Is-S29.95 to sss.ss Dresses In
GLIDING sheer prints, printed chif-
fons and q few cotton lace
styles; some have jackets, some
their own taffeta slips. Broken
sizes --vs-----.-- .---~~ $@O
15--S39.95 to S69.S5 Dresses in
Guiding two-piece silk and cot
tons, O few prints, linens, one Of
a kind crepes with taffeta and
lace trim, pastels in broken
sizes -.s.... 1900 SIS and S35
5--S69.95 Dresses in dark cottons,
including two-piece styles, brok-
en- sizes -.---.-.-- u---~--. $4o
A selection OF clearance at
Shtrlington and SLIDER Spring
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30
80 coots, now $40!

Wool toppers in navy, red, gold. pink.
blue, beige. Summer long roots OF
royon foiIle, spun royon. foYon- ond-
silk; navy, block, red. beige, charcoal.
In the group ore broken sizes ] to Is.
Were $l7o5 to 1855 OF $40.
Third floor. F St.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30

Cotton Shop Reductions
up to " or More - Fifth
Floor
(Selections at ShirlingtoH,
Silper Spring.
3OO--Misses' and Women's S10.9S
to S14S5 Summer Dresses, in
GLIDING cotton voiles, spun rayons,
checked ginghams, nylon and
cotton blends, checked seersuck-
ers; coat dresses, sun dresses, two
piecers in the group. Sizes 10 to
20, 40 to A, IAN to 241s ----7.S5
15O--Misses' and Women's $S.S5
to $l0.95 Summer Dresses, includ-
ing printed acetates. sheer wolfe
prints, spun rayons; sizes u to
40, 14h to 24h--------------$5.S5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30
BridoI SoIon-7th Floor

BridoI SoIon-7th Floor
2-$135 Wedding Gowns Of peau
de sole, princess style; size 10,
$65
1--S69.95 Lace and Tulle Wedding
Gown, chapel length; size IA, $40
l-S145 EMBROIDERED Swiss Or
CANDY Wedding Dress with cathe-
dral train - 1---..-.-- $S5
1--S110 Lace Gown with train,
SIS
Others reduced, too, both Ued-
ding goDns $40 to Sl25, and
bridesmaids dresses. IS to $25.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30
For Women S29.95
to $35 Dresses

six prints, polka dots, O few rnyon
efepes and royon chiffons Regular
ond half sizes in the eroup--iust SC
dresses OF
SIS
Second floor, s St,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30

.-one Of kind, linen, sheer royon
crepe and posteI linen dresses.
Sizes IS, 20h, Were Sll0 Of
SIS
Second floor, r St.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30
ss-S2o.95 to S59.e5

Spring Goats : dresss ond
eosuol long coats ond toppers, oil
pure wool-noW, beige. red, pink.
blue, gold, Sizes I to IS end 8 to e
SIS
Third floor, F St.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30
Negligees Reduced up to
u or More-Fifth Floor

t\S9uySSS NS0NSSo Wy "
u or More-Fifth Floor
6o-$7.s5 to sl0.s5 Loungewear.
including full-length zip robes
in printed rayon, sizes u, Is,
20; glamous lounge costumes
in cotton, sizes II. and Is; pastel
corduroy bed jackets in small,
medium, large; zip-up princess
brunch coats in pink or blue
sculptured nylon, sizes 10 to l6.
SIS
4s-S3.95 10 $5s5 Cotton At-Home
Wear. including pink or aqua
seersucker busters in sizes 40 to
A: swirls in sizes 22h and 24s
white-piped coveralls In navy,
red. aqua, sizes 10 to 1S--------$3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30

ToiIetries, " and less!
81 Dubonnet Perfume Burners 81
81 Apotheeoy Jars filled with eotho-
leen ----..-----$l.S0
81 Plostic Case fitted with shower
cop. soap dish. wosh cloth - Soc
These not quite hoIf)
81 crystci Perfume Atomizers, $l.25
$3.50 Dovy Crockett Grooming Pouch,
S5e
Street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30

Sass to SASS fodder Dresses
including cotton phsse, cotton
batiste and organizes; many
styles to choose from including
sunbacks ------$1.95 and $2.S5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30

.l25 poirs-$7.95 TO
$l2.o5 Shoes IN Joyce tob-
RIGS, also white Golf ond black suede
pumps. Broken sizes. reduced to
So
Fourth floor, r St.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-05-12
Electric Range for 1885,

bright finish grill.
HI-SPEED "MICRO-TUBE" UNITS
All surface units hi-speed Micro-Tube type with
interviewer element design. Longer, Simmer coils pro-
vide more uniform heat-contact Cooking is SIM
plified because utensi bottoms heated evenly at
every cooking speed, eliminating 'hot spots.
RANGE LAMP
Large chrome-framed lamp, mounted in backpanel,
floods cooking surface with light. Frosted glass diff
fusor slides to side for easy to bulb
STORAGE DRAWER
Roomy fu-wdth drawer stores pans, pots, small ap-
piances and cooking utensils. Gdes easily and quietly
nyon rollers
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-05-12

Similar to model pictured at left. giant 2412"
wide Master Oven with huge capacity of more than
four cubic feet gives extra space and convenience Pro-
vdes scientifically engineered uniform heat for perfect
baking and roasting Cleaning of the porcelain interior
is made easier quicker with removable non-tilt chrome
shelves and supports. Venting is concealed through
right top element. Oven control has Bake" and
"Broil" signal lights. Has "Vsu-Matic Electric clock
timer. Ask to see model E-3010S.
Model pictured at left is E-3O2O and is specially
priced at $685. Here are some features:
7-SPEED "TELE-VUE" CONTROLS
An advanced new way to "cook by color. Tele-Vue
controls light automatically when in use, with dis
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-05-12

tnc color for each of accurate cooking heats
for each surface unit Provides instant Identification
of what's cooking Click positions assure the same uni
form heat every time All dals large size, far
easier to see and use.
"VIsU-MATIC' ELECTRIC CLOCK TIMER
Simple and convenient to for beginners experts
Easy to set control has butn signal light that
glows to show fully automatic operation of Master
Oven timed appliance outlet Complete meals start,
cook and stop when desired all automatically.
"CHAR-COIL" SPEED-BROILER
Oven has waist-high Speed Broiler, with fully ad-
Unstable eXclusivedesign porcelain broing pan and
Evening star., 1955-07-27

Legislation to permit the Dis
trict to hire assistant assessors
from any part Of the Washington
Metropolitan Area was both de-
Tended and attacked yesterday
before q Senate District SUBJ
committee.
Urging enactment Of the bill
were District officials, including
Schuyler Lowe, Director Of the
Districts Department Of General
Administration: Irving Bryan. as
|sistant corporation counsel. and
James L. Martin, finance officer
and assessor.
They emphasized the bill is
needed to obtain enough qualified
men to launch the real estate
Ireassessment program ordered by
Congress. They said they have
tried vainly to I'LL five current
vacancies. Also urging passage
was Carey Winston, president OF
the Washington Real Estate
Board.
Opposing the measure were
Evening star., 1955-07-27
PoneI on Integrotion
Set for Tomorrow

The state of integration in
schools, churches and elsewhere
In American life will be discussed
by o panel Of experts at 8 pm.
tomorrow in the st. Peter Cla-
yer Center. 8l4 Seventh street
lS.W.
Panel members will be; DR..
John J. O'Connor, history pro-
Ifessor at Georgetown University;
Miss Margaret Clarity Of the
National Catholic Welfare Con-
ference, and Francis Pohlhaus,
counsel for the National Asso-
citation for the Advancement Of
lColored People.
Evening star., 1955-07-27

eration Of Citizens Associa-
tons; Woolsey Hail. Of the Cen
tral Northwest Civic Associa-
|tion, former president Of the
Federation Of Civic Associa-
tons, and Culver Chamberlain,
of the Democratic Central Com
|mittee.
Opponents insisted there
should be enough qualified real
estate men In Washington to
Ill the vacancies. Identical
Legislation was considered earlier
|by the House District Commit
|tee, which buried the measure.
Evening star., 1955-07-27
Assessor StoH Hiring
Outside DC. Argued

Herbert Leeman. president Of
the Central Suffrage Conference.
who also spoke for the Demo-
cratic Central Committee Of the
District: Joseph kaufman n,
chairman of the law and legis-
lation committee Of the Fed
Evening star., 1955-07-27
X. MARTIN WORTHY,
NAMEL, PARK d SAUNDEkS,
aAAA ahnrAham HllalainG.
1000 ShOKeham Hu'
Washingt0n D, d.

W&B@1UHNUM Qt - Ns
UNITED STATES DISTRICT cQuET
for the District Of Columbia: Hola- ss
ing Probate Court:-No. SS.06S,
Notics: mat the subscriber. Of the
state q deorgia has I. obtained s,,h satr3ra ar9r
~ ~ rsoiHnbia, Letters Of Adminis-
e trrstfon On ths estate e cscil ?;
SSyins Claims against the deceased
are hereby warned e EXHIBIT s.ta. tns
same, with the youeners tners1i,
,sEasS scrsssr sat1sibsf on Or before the sSrd DAY
Of January, AID. 1885, otherwise
al IiSSS SheneAt OF SAID estate. Given
Jaiy, 1885. .HsIs15 HIIcHAEsR1 Es1,..E. 4. Tmh- Tcm1th-
bsrt. dsersis; IS sssssp+ 81 Attest; hs.ssss;
EEesEnrSsa EE1sSSas ~ CIerk Of the Probate
Court. jy27-au3. 10
Evening star., 1955-07-27
LEGAL NOTICES
WHIIAM y. MANSFIELD, AttoFnsy.
430 9th Street, NV.

WAShtngtens ID. C.
uNTFER STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court.-Eo. S4.337,
Administration;-This ts to GIVE
Notice: That the subscriber. of the
stats Of MARYLAND has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia. Letters Of Ad-
@iaas'Taf''Sa sasass q Sa.sss sidon late On Of shs
District Of Columbia. deceased. Al
persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to. ex-
h1bit the same. with the vouchers
thereof, legally authentiested' 70
othsrxise % they may 81 law be *:
ciuded from al benefit. Of said
estate. Given under my hand this
2bth deg Of July, sdSo le5S; RAYMosD AVN N
Coilege Park, Nd. 1Seei.) Attest:
FRANK. J: BuRKART. Deputy Req
isteF Of wills for the District Of
Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
Court, iy27-au3.10
Evening star., 1955-07-27
WuLIAM y. MANSFIELD, Atterney.
40 6th Street, NV.
WAahInKtan, d. C..

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
ing Probate Court.-No. 1885,
= AdministTation;-This X to ctgs .Ss
Sttas Of MARYLAND has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, Letters Testa-
mentery on the estate Of Nora n.
Rtdoafi, also known as Mamie Ei-
doaH. late Of the District Of Co
Mmb!a. deceased. An persons nav
arg arg hsre6y slass warned aFa't 70 M sshibis SANE
with the vouchers thereof, legally
on o. Ssscre the ssnd day of 10.
vember, AID. 1855: otherwise they
may by law be excluded from an
5sn snd d is ts esssss sss dsy Vea e unds. Jas
1855. RAYMOND j.. RfDoLTI.
5000 Lscawanne st.. collegs Park,
J. BH6RKHART, H1i Deputy Resister Of
wills for the District Of Columbia,
clsEakz lsaz-s6s Of ths 1n Probate Court.
THOMAS 3. LODGE. AttoEney.
Ts ST sRs sTAass gsslos q c2SkF aos
Ing Probate court:-No. 7.64s.
Notice: That the subscriber, Of the
from the Probate Court Of the
District Of Columbia. Letters Of
Administration C.T-A.. on the e.
tate Of Patience r. Salisbury. late
q the District Of Columbia, de-
ceased, All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof. legally au-
thenticated, to the subscribeg On
Or before the 10th day of January.
AID. 1855: otherwise they may BY
law bs excluded from all benefit Of
seid estate. Given under my hand
asoax1ASs 1Ssh g. dfz Ezonear, & 'S9s gos ) 5sss 3:
NV. (9eal.l Attest: THEODORE
COG@WEIL. REGISTER of wills. for
tde District Of Columbia. Clerk Of
tae pTobete Court. I
Evening star., 1955-07-27
ERNEsT r. COLEMAN, ESQ
MD Fifth Street, INV.

Filed July 20. lSoo. ySsiyi- n
CoosWELL. Esgissss,r Egnss,s q Go,,Tt Mil'S' -
the G!erk eurkNrTEp q brsFa:rE STATES IpoIIsrRIcr
Court for the District Of Columbis.
Holding Probate Court;-zM e:
ESTATE OF LUvENIA sMITH' pe-
ceased. = ADM ApMIETSTRATloN .cH. nU:
ssSSsE99TsS y r. S.sor y James S0h
RSby, HSyiS Executor to seii the real es-
tate described IN the complaint
and at his request for suthority TO
accept the offer made set out in
said report, for the sale of pfesa-
ises 202 Morgan street., N;W3
being Lot Ppm1Serfo In1 n ons sssrs sunSuS1 nura
slss-qas ssrsd five Hundred Iad and Fiity-Tiys
sufa sum- Of S6,50o.o0 ali cash subject
to q brokerage commission amount
ing TO 1925 90, u ts this 25th dsy
q yvly 1Ssss' 1872 tS. ~ tns ssoS. Souos oer os of
terms tSSoid and Conditions Of the sales
contract filed in this case be- &C;
cepted. and the sale Of the real
estate Is hereby ratified and con-
tirmed unless cause 70 the eontrsry
|; d.y 'Assn 81 ASeu.s SR e. fsaSS' issS &C. 1915
Arsneh oi this Court, st which
time higher offers TO- sell win be
sale viii be heard. Proyidsd :
copy OF this order be published
Gree in the e., Eysnins nos... ssst st ,s.st sna
ssa ss:S so avssss ssss RS5sSgg. pMzab vs. 5iie Z
1aNg TA1M. A55sS.d.se' rqssNR rsqssssslj "A stH. sTSs
KART. Deputy Esgister Of Wiils
sSF .Ss Ss' rpsssss Psssssss cou 81 So'um0'a Nv ''1
Evening star., 1955-07-27
RICE q KING, Atsorneys,
se9thsrn BidS.,

w&8UlWB sOM Oa - -
for ths pistfict s q SoluMnoia;s ono III HSIe. HSas1.
1AHdministration.-This 1Hd 10 70 Give
Sotiss that Irf|sn. Ne 'pSssriSSsssi Sss roiSSssinsd
tns Ss,,, StSs ~ pMrobate ~ Court Of the Dis
triet q coi1pbi:, ,..Iss Letters ss aIssrss Issrs
trics hGGen Of coiumbis.. deceased. Al Al
persons having claims agamsS tne
Ssceesed are hereby, warned 70 ex-
hihit the same. with the vouenets
thereof, legally authenticsted' .to 20
TIE subscriber, on or beIofe sne
18Th day Of December. A.D. 1902;
StHissrVise they may by law pc e1s
Guided from all benent na OF Shie sSie
SSth day Of July, 1855. GORDON ~
= GRAHAM, c|o GENERAL ELESt
fRiC Co, 1905 Winter Ssreet:
~ WAYNE, Indiana. 1Seal) ACleSs:
ERANK BURKART. peputy
Reristef Of wills for. the Dissrict
AZ Columbia. Clerk Of the rsepnsse
Evening star., 1955-07-27
WA WARD Il. 0EHlIANN. AttoFne'
SlA Washington Bldgs
vuaahSm IN gk0n, ID. C..

W8AUm8 e0IS 0s 20 s,2~vrsssn
rNITED STATES p1STR1CT CQUEGI
To- ths pissrics @ colgmbis;s colgo n Aess. Aasss'
15r,nistrs trstiou.-IThis 10 TO Give
Notice; That y the Ms4sIsnd sasiIsssdssFsh have e
o.hst.,ned M T from the Probets Court
oS'p 81 the District Of Celumbia Lsttesss
Tsstsmentery ca the ssSets o.
Ehsries H. Crgne, late o. the biS11 n
.ss q .s'n1 cs'Mmsii.; si:;u,s s'sssiisss sssisss a.
SeceHsed are herehy warned Io e1.
fhereof, lsealIy authenticated 70
fhe slIbseribers. on or nsIore s5e
ntberwise they may BY law pc exss
sssass saaasa Given. Um under ogr hands . This IS
I4th dey 81 July. 1855. JAMES M.
oRME, ", Rte: I. Box loS'
SRME. Seven Locks Road ana 6iHe
water Lane, Hethesde i. Ma.
iSeai.) Attest: THEoDOEE Co<sSS. iS.
WELL, Register Of wis Tor tne
District of Columbia, Clerk of tne
Probate Court. Jy2O.27.au3
Evening star., 1955-07-27
JAMES G. TO0AIEY, Attorney
ORDER PUBLICATION

ABSENT DEFENDANT
Ylisd July Is. 1855, Harry II. HULL
vHzrzD STATES pisyRrcE cogKr
bara n. Adcock, Plaintiff, w. Clair
bogps Norman Adcock. Defendant.
Mo. 17S1-66.-The object OF this
salt IL absolute divorce on ground
Of desertion.. on motion Of the
plaintafi, e Is this 18th day Of
xsndaat Ciairborne Norman .Adcock
cause his appesrsnce to BE en-
Meth day, exclusive Of sundays and
legal holidays. occurring after the
day Of the ilrst pyblication Of, Of this s
proceeded with as In case Of de-
tault. Provided. Q copy OF this
order DO published once week for
three successive weeks In the
Washington Law. Reporter. and the
Evening Star before said day. HS(
EDWARD A. TAAGM. Judge. (9eal.l
Attest: HARRY N. HULL Clerk. BY
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Exhibition Openings

The 18th Metropolitan State
Art Contest. held under aus
pices Of the d. c. Chapter.
American Artists Professional
League, assisted by the Entire
Nous Club. will open next
Friday evening from 8 to 10.
in the foyer Of the Natural
History Building. Constitution
avenue at Tenth street. This
is several weeks earlier than
former openings Of the contest.
which has been customarily
inaugurated early In Novem-
Der. to coincide with American
Art Week. instituted by the
AAPL In the 193os, and cele-
brated by local chapters
throughout the United States.
The Barnett Alden Gallery.
l27 Randolph place NV. will
hold next Saturday evening,
from 6 to 10. q triple celebra-
tion. It will open an exhibi-
ton Of a decade Of painting by
Jack Perlmutter. who held his
first one-man show at the
Alden Gallery in October. 1945.
The Gallery win also celebrate
its 18th anniversary: and q
quarter century of gallery
service in this community by
the director. Alonzo j. Alden,
whose u years with his own
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An Historical Approach
To American Literature

rather than with poems or
novels" and "like Franklin
and Jefferson, succeeded In
generalizing his personal ex-
periences into the meaning Of
America" Edwards best work
was "the philosophical system
with which the history Of
American philosophy starts,
but 1t Is also the house Of
tragedy. in which the sense Of
guilt and agony survives. the
release into the peace Of SUBJ
mission fails. It Is the struc-
ture Of tragic realization
which was repeated In the
work Of Poe. Hawthorne and
Melville: ONeill. Eliot and
Faulkner"
Mr.. Spiller's reflections on
contemporary writing are In.
teresting and provocative.
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THE CYCLE OF AMER
ICAN LITERATURE. by Rob-
ert e. Spilier (Macmillan:
14.75) Is q compact yet thor
ough historical approach TO
American literature.
Mr.. Spiller, who - Q pro-
lessor Of English ct the Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania, and
was one Of the editors Of the
Literary History Of the
United States" has traced
American expression from the
earliest days, when II consist
I'd Of letters home from voy-
ayers and explorers.
He agrees with o biographer
that Jonathan Edwards, the
18th century Puritan clergy
man. was one Of Americas I'VE
or six major artists. He ...
happened to work with ideas