LEGAL NOTICES (CosM THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. C Rejoin in MILTON KAPLAN * C-3** Hendren May Mathias Plans Rest Sierras STANLEY KLAVAN. Attorney* FRIDAY, AUGUST *9. 196* 1142 Investment Baildtoa PUed August 16. 1962. Horry M. Hull, LEGAL NOTICES Clerk. mp .4§lt ; After Giving Up Trip to Japan UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT Redskins, but Bagdon ¦¦ for the District of Columbia.—AN- By the Associated Brass Iffellow needs before resuming his NAßEL WOLFE, Plaintiff, vs. JOHN DISTRICT COURT for the District | W. BRANSON. Trustee. SARAH J. of Columbia. Edward Stafford. TULARE, Calif., Aug. 29. |s{Strenuous training. DELANEY. Trustee. MARY WEDGE. Chairman. Room 6409. United States Trustee. and All Incorporated Court House. Notice is hereby Is Lost to Squad Bob Mathias, Olympic decathlon Mathias, who had told Coach Lodges of Independent Order of aiven that tbe list published here- {Taylor Wednesday he might go to Good Samaritans and Daughters with contains the names of all champion, is going to take a week’s of Samaria, el. al.. Defendants.— aopllcants for admission to the bar By Lewis F. Atchison Japanj and not start back before Civil Action No. 2885-62.—The ob- of the United States District Court Star Staff Correspondent complete in the inj< ject of this suit is removal of who were successful in the bar rest Sierras October 1, made his final decision cloud on title to lot 802 Square 038 examination held June 18. 19. 20. Aug. 29 a Japan a y-yesterday talking matters more particularly described in the 1952. The Committee on Admis- LOS ANGELES. —The lieu of junket to with after complaint herein. On motion of sions and Grievances requests that officially regained Quar- over0 with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. the plaintiff, it is this 15th day of any Information tending to affect Redskins group of other athletes. August. 1952. ordered that the de- the eligibility of any said applicants terback Eddie Leßaron today, but C. M. Mathias. fendants John W. Branson, Trustee on moral or ethical grounds be The 21-year-old Stanford full- for Lodge Mount Ararat No. 6. furnished to the Committee on or lost Guard Ed Bagdon, whose ill- “I wanted all the time to play Sarah J. Delaney. Trustee for Lodge before September 6. 1962. EDWARD is than flrst back will hot reporter the open- ffootball,” Mathias *‘l Mount Mariah No. 4. Mary Wedge. BTAFFORD. Chairman: GILBERT L. ness more serious said. asked Trustee for Lodge Golden Luck No. HALL. Secretary. Herman Adler, suspected. Doctors have advised; ing of football practice at Palo DanI Ferris of the AAU to thank 0 and All Incorporated Lodges of Theodore Daniel Agayoff. Elmer Michigan Japanese Independent Order of Good Samari- Sanford Albritton. Jr.. Harry the former State All- j Alto next Monday. He will be a tthe officials who invited tans and Daughters of Samaria Toussaint Alexander. Dimitri Dennis American to remain out of foot-! ” and tell I felt obligated cause their appearance to be en- Allegrelll. Jack Irving Alspector. week late, but his coach, Chuck me them tered herein on or before the fortieth Earl E. Anderson. Robert Plunkett ball at least a year. to go back to Stanford. I’d much day. exclusive of Sundays and legal Auber. Robert P. Bass. Jr., Walter constantly per- Taylor, has agreed that perhaps holidays occurring after the day Thomas Barnes. Jerdtae Bauer. The shifting [ ratherr stay on and help Stanford. of the first publication of this order; Louis Robert Becker. Thomas Rich- sonnel situation also turned up! the rest will be Just what the big Thei trip doesn't seem so alluring otherwise the cause willbe proceeded ard Behan. Louella Miller Berg, .f Jjjj with as in the case of default. AND Martin Donald Berg. Abraham Ber- the information that Bob Hen-; 1 rnow, cmnpared to football.” IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that lin. Hyman Berman. Arthur Alexia the Unknown successors in title, Birney. Franklin Blackstone. Jr., dren, 6-foot-l end and tackle from' have missed assigns, heirs or de- Norman Abraham ® Mathias would alienees or Blumenkopf. Southern California who had de- n| H&- Baseball Stanford's flrst three games if he visees. if they be deceased of John Bogorad. John Hamilton Bolgiane. ¦ s W. Branson. Trustee. Sarah J. Howard Moore Bolltoger. John cided to retire from football, may (Continued Page C-l.) had the trip. As it is, he Delaney, Trustee and Mary Wedge, Patrick Bradshaw. James S. Bro- From I made who card. Gerald J. Brody. Theodor* change his mind. Hendren, who expects opening game T.-ustee. and all shareholders |||| a e to be in the comprise said Incorporated Lodges Ralph Bromwell. George Edward has visited the Redskins' training InT W&l Njajfc Ifg hits and failed to walk a batter in against Santa Clara, September of Independent Order of Good Brooking. Jr.. Sidney Slmson Brot- s 20. Bamaritans and Daughters of man, Donald Arthur Brown. James camp several times, had lunch posting his seventh victory. Samaria. their unknown heirs, Joseph Broz. Edward Fulton Bry- with squad yesterday alienees and devisees of the share- lawsiti. Katherine Donnell Buchanan. the and later, Brawl In Philadelphia. holders of the aforesaid Incorporated John Raymond Buckley. Lockwood Classified Ad Rates Lodges of Independent Order of Duquesne Burton. Burton Caine, conferred with Coach Curly Lam- Thomas Dixon M. Sox also blew a chance ' Good Samaritans and Daughters cf Caldwell. Jr., beau and George Marshall, club! .The R«d Local Advertisers Samaria cause their appearance to Durkan Cannon. Bernard Jack to gain by dropping the first game on or before the Cantor. John Rogers Carroll John president. .. (Minimum) be entered herein The 245-pounder will | wWtSm Three Lines firs*, ru'e day occurring after the Brendan Casey. Richard Leo Caslin. to Cavanaugh. be as welcome as six points in a of a scheduled double-header per line. expiration of three months from James Joseph Dominic rising Athletics, 6-4, Phila- 1 time. 43c this date, tbe day of the first pub- Robert Cervera. John Charles close game. the in 8 to 6 times consecutively. 38c per lication of this erder otherwise the Christie. Herschel Franklin Clesner. game ime Curly Big Ones. delphia. The second was cause will be proceeded With as in Donald Sidnev Cohen. Martin David Likes 7 times consecutively. 80c per line. case of default. Provided, a copy Cohen. Sheldon S. Cohen. Robert The first game was published twice a Edwin Conn. Julia Perry Cooper. Lambeau, who dotes on big rained out. New per of this order be by brawl near the automobiles, 600 line. 4-lina month for three months In the Allred Call Cordon. Jr.. John James football players, is sure Hendren enlivened a minimum. Washington Law Reporter, and The Cound, Martin Edward Cox. Thomas w m mm Special Notices and Personal, 6o per Evening Star before said day. <6> Edward Cozzo. Clive Sanford in nicely as a m end. Stephen Cushner. will fit defensive v 1 'S»h.b •line additional. BURNITA SHELTON MATTHEWS. Cumrais. Edwin -* Judge. (Seal). A true copy. Test: Harold Dafter. Jr.. David Coit might A Meanwhile, Brooklyn continued Claims tor errors must be made in Davenport. Charles Russell end and be used infre- Hi time for before HARRY M. HULL. Clerk. By Davis. to the League correction second in- Deputy Nelson Deckelbaum. Ralph Herman quently as an its march National sertion. DOROTHY M. BARRICK. Joseph Anthony offensive tackle. Clerk. au22.29.5e12.19,0C1Q.17 Deckelbaum. De Curly is chiefly concerned with pennant by dumping the Chicago Grandi. Maurice J. DePont. John to remain 9V games Te Place a Star Classified Ad Call ROBERT E. LYNCH. Attorney. D. Dincell. Jr.. Richard C. Donnelly. defense right now, however, and Cubs, 9-6, 2 821 Fifteenth St. N.W. William Joseph Dooley. Roger Mar- Woshinrtnn A. D. C. Dougherty. anybody big ahead of the runner-up New York PART- tin Vincent Aloyslus as as Hendren would STerling 5000 NOTICE OF RENEWAL OF Doyle. James Anderson Drake. Saul Giants. The Giants swamped NBRSHIP.—NO. 157. Notice is E. Drimmer. William Joseph Driver. be nice to have around. And Ask far Ad Taker hereby given that under a certificate Drumm. Paul Joseph Pittsburgh, 14-7, Cincinnati filed on the 12th day of August Prancis Thomas Bagdon was stricken with what while or Durkin. Howard Bruce Dutton. innings 1952. in the office of the Clerk Chester Joseph Dzialo. Milton edged Boston, 5-4, in 11 CLOSING, HOURS the United States District Court of Harry Ewell, seemed to be a touch of flu the RED—Billy Hitchcock, Athletics’ third baseman, tumbles on top of Sammy White, Columbia, under- Ellerin. Robert Wendell WHITE SAW and Philadelphia St. SUNDAY EDITION—IS noon Sat. the District of the E. Allan Farnsworth. Milton Morti- night before game with the Red Sox catcher, as Nixon (No. 21), pitcher, restrains Catcher Ray Murray of the outlasted signed have renewed a co-partner- mer Field. Jules Fink. Stephen the Willard Boston in the league’s MONDAYEDITION—B PM. Sun. ship under the firm name or symptoms Bill Mc- Louis, 10-6, only Edward Fleck. Hartly Flelschmann. Rams. He had of the A’s in yesterday’s eighth-inning uprising in Philadelphia. Behind Murray is Umpire TUBS, to FRI.—9 P.M. DAY ROBERT C. JONES AND COMPANY Martin Fleit. Flury, night game. BEFORE. for the purpose of transacting a Frank Parsons flu—chills temperature—- Oliver, my when Hitchcock EDITION—IO P.M. FRI. brokereage Conrad A. Fontaine. Alfred and a Gowan and Tom A’s coach. White admitted later he “lost head” SATURDAY business in tbe Fraczkowski. Melville Richard up The A’s shoved four runs across uylns. selling and dealing in com- Weston and earlier this week was and grinned at him for being ejected while protesting McGowan’s ca'll at the plate. McGowan Seneral bonds and other Fuller. Jr.. William Jackson Garber. the in the eighth inning to modities. stocks, Joseph Gartlan. Stanley about, apparently Two game scheduled plate SPECIAL NOTICES securities in the City of Washing- Vincent Jr.. recovered. subsequently tossed out Hitchcock. The A’s won, 6-4, while the second of the District of Columbia, and e.se- Joseph Gates. Robert Bernard Gfr- beat Boston. Cass Michaels’ ton. hardt. Benjamin Joseph Gilleas, days ago he was back in bed and double-header was called off because of wet grounds. —AP Wirephoto. I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for where, having offices in the Cafritz up- any debts by any one Street, N.W., in Wellington Albert Gillls, Warren time Dr. Perry three-run double climaxed the incurred other Building. 1625 Eye Wolfe GUck. Casimir Eugene God- this John ordered victory than myself. WIUJAM EDWARDS the said city, said renewal agreement rising. The moved the • July 1952, and lesky. SonJa Goldstein. Eugene L. to the hospital for thor- HUGHES. Jr* 0227 Marlboro Pika being dated 31. Goodrldge. him a • year Lucille M. Gordon. Frank & to within games of the s.e. continuing lor a period of one A’ 3‘/2 HEREAFTER responsible commencing August 1862. and William Gormley. Harold Herman ough examination, which revealed City I will not be 1. Greene. Euaene Everett Kansas Ace Wins Red Sox, who trail the Yanks by for any debts except those Incurred expiring on the close of business of Griffith. slight trace of old kidney by myself. EDWIN H. July 1953. and that Charles Albert J. Grumllng. Benjamin a an < YETTON. 31. four games. 4402 Taylor st. s.e. • Carroll Morgan of 1 Quincy Street. Haden. George Ernest Hamilton. 111. infection. He was advised it Chevy Maryland, continues as Charles Campbell Hanley. Walter Minor League Award Catcher Sammy White of the REGISTRATION NOTICE —Electors Chase. Daniel Hansen. Sammy Louis be risky to play of North Beach. Md. this is to notify a special or limited partner, having Harrell. would football; Associated Press you that all qualified persons must Twenty-five Richard Carl Harris. Marvin C. By the Red Sox and Billy Hitchcock of contributed Thousand Joseph Harney. and the Redskins immediately; register for Town Election. Regis- Dollars ($25,000.00) to the capital Harrison. Edward LOUISVILLE, Ky., Aug. 29. the A’s were banished from the Beach, partnership. business of Jr.. John Hawryshko. Francis off I tration Town Hall. North of said The Xavier Hayes. Joseph Healy. took his name the list. Md. Saturday. August 30. 1952 the partnership will be transacted Leo game in the eighth for fighting. general Totten Peavey Heffelflnger. n. Jamea Bagdon came here the iDon Bollweg, Kansas City flrst between tbe hours I p.m. end 9 bv the undersigned partners Heller. Norman Harold from i Manager Jimmy Dykes p.m. LORENA P. WARD. Reglstra- only. Charles Carroll Morgan, as H. Heller. Chicago Earlier. tlon clerk. a special or limited partner, shall John J. Heneehan. Russell Royden Cardinals and was baseman, has been chosen the —29 any {Dealers. Anacostia League cham- and Shortstop Eddie Joost of the not be liable for or subject to Hermann. C. Harold Herr. Constance on as an guard. By Brian Bell, Jr. THE BOARD OF ACCOUNTANCY In liabilitybeyond the amount Jean Hlnman. Edward Thomas counted offensive valu- pions,' j arguing and or me District of Columbia, loss or Douglas American Association’s most hit one of their hot streaks A’s were exiled for with of his aforesaid contribution. Hodakoskl. Robert Hoffman. The Redskins had given a 1953 Silver Hill, champion of the In- will hold examinations on Wednes- JOSEPH P. Irving Holtzman. Harlow Maxwell player Ithey could cause trouble. The the umpires. day. Thursday and Friday. Novem- ROBERT C. JONES. able of 1952. dustrial League, and FBI, De-i KREEGER. ROBERT C. JONES. Jr.. Huckabee. Richard Alfred Hurttner, draft choice for the player. won 20 out of ber 5, 6 and 7. 1952. for applicants CHARLES Robert J. Inglima John 1 !used Car Dealers Rubber-armed Joe Black, mak- to JOHN M. BUCKLEY. Breiard Scrimmage Moved tT p. Bollweg s selection by partmental circuit titilist, prob- , seeking attain certificate of cer- Carroll Jacob. Vincent James Jennings. basfball 22 games during stretch and of tified public accountant In the Dis- CARROLL MORGAN. Charles Aloyslus the Triple A League was as : one ing his 44th appearance the Morgan, Special or Limited Partner. William Kane. Jr.. Marcia was writers of ably will rule co-favorites in trict of Columbia. All applications, (Seal.) copy Test. Kaplan, Michael Leßaron relieved from ac- {Haley’s wasn’t defeated in the gained and be A true HARRY William Katen. today. batting! city season, credit for his 11th initial re-examlnatlon. must M. By C. Raymond Charles Kates. Robert tive duty with the Marine Corps, announced His the series j league play. made on forms provided by the HULL. Clerk. ROBERT Kates. Allen Kaufman. John second half of victory for Brooklyn. Black re- Board, and filed HUEY. Deputy Clerk. Clark was sworn average has ranged from around j ** * * not later than au15,22.29.5e5 Carroll Keating, William Charles but in immediately as! lieved Clem Labine in the fifth September 6. 1952. except In the Keller. William Wright Kelly. John a reserve officer. He donned civil- 1 .330 to .370 and was .343 in latest; only did a Negro case of residents of the District of “GEORGE C. GERTMAN. Attorney, Bonaventure Kenkel. Robert Martin In 1951 not and checked the Cubs on one run Columbia who must file not later 730 Isth St.. N.W. Kilgore. Theodore Kligman. Mary ian clothes after almost two years compilations. team play in the city champion- Dodgers than 12:00 noon. October 6, 1952. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT Jane KUpple. Herbert rest of the way. The HENRY Secretary. Columbia. Holding Richard Marines, during which The 30-year-old Bollweg won by ship but the S. OWENS. 1028 for the District of Koller. Quentin Lewis Kopp, Peter in the he! series for the first time broke a 5-5 tie with four runs in Connecticut ave. n.w.. Washington 6. a Probate Court. —In re: Estate of Dionysios Koutsandreas. Louis was twice wounded fighting in a clear-cut margin, could take it two Negro umpires were a new ad- D. C. —29 ALTHEA JEWELL RUTHERFORD, Francis Kreek. Jr.. Robert Burton the seventh to win. Gil Hodges' Deceased.—No. 80805, Administra- Kroner, Morton Kudysh. Fred Korea. j The 6-foot-one, 190-pound Boll- dition to the event. They did an two-run double was the big blow LEGAL NOTICES tion Docket 109.—Application hav- Joseph Kugler. Arthur Lee Lane, boys 'weg, a resident of Wheaton, 111., part ing been made herein for probate of John J. Larkin, Peter Larsen, Lambeau had the working excellent job and for the most • the last will and testament and Laughlln. of the rally. , Richard Thomas Robert on offense yesterday and has .began*his professional baseball nothing but praise from the JOSEPH FAIRBANKS. Attorney. codicil of said deceased, and for Herman Law. Bernard T. Levin. drew 29th Homer for Kiner. UNITED STATES DIBTRICT COURT letters testementary on said estate, Alfred Bernard Levine. Grace Flax moved the full-scale scrimmage career 10 years ago as a St. Louis players and fans alike. tor the District of Columbia. Hold- by Emily Truxtun Rutherford. It ia Levine. Stanley Levine. Lawrence Little Dave Koslo had a picnic ing Probate Court.—No. 80.833. Ad- ordered this 13th day of August. Stanley Levinson, Dean Bailey up 'Cardinals farmhand. He was sold William Temple, ministration.—This scheduled tomorrow' to to- Joe Lee and at Forbes Field as the Giants is to Give A.D. 1952. that the unknown heirs • Lewis, William Thomas Lifland, night. heavy •to Kansas City in 1951. He umpired year, will be Notice: That the subscriber, of the at law and next of kin of said Nanette Elizabeth Lissauer. This will be the last who last drubbed five Pittsburgh pitchers District of Columbia has obtained deceased and all others concerned, Lockhart. Harold series, along Tuesday, William Louise E. London. workout before the squad breaks {trained with the New York back for the 1952 for hits, including a home run from the Probate Court of the appear In said Court on Samuel McCallum Lyon. Jr.. Sidney 16 District of Columbia. Letters Testa- the 16th day of September. A.D. Harold Lyons. Walter Eugena camp Monday and heads for San Yankees, Kansas City’s parent with three other Negro umpires, mentary A.M., | runners-up by Whitey Lockman and three on the estate of Walter H. 1952. at 10:00 o’clock to show MacDonald. William MacOlll Antonio, Tex., where they meet club, before being re-assigned to will Jjfil Richard Clark, Oscar Craig and Merrill, late of the District of cause why such application should MacHale. Daniel Michael Mahoney, compete hits each by A1 Dark and Bobby Columbia, deceased. All persons not be granted. Let notice, hereof Nicholas Thomas Bren- night. in the having claims against “Washington Mallnchak. the Dallas Texans Friday' the Blues this season. * * Williams. the deceased published in the Br, n B H - ir- Steve Koslo, ahead, 7-1, after are be Evening dan Mannlon. Charles Lawrence series. Some of league Thomson. hereby warned to exhibit the Law Reporter” and “The Mandelstam. Richard Karl Mans- Each was entitled to three innings, granted 11 hits, in- same, with the vouchers thereof, Star,” once each of three suc- field. Samuel Lewis Marciano. Itwin the winners had enough difficulty in day have three umpires in the series, 29th homer. legally authenticated, to the sub- cessive weeks before the return Sanford Markowitz. Burke Marshall. beating the second-place teams cluding Ralph Kiner’s scriber. on or before the 9th day herein mentioned, the flrst publica- Edward Gregory Mascolo, Sylvester but Metro circuit sent only Roy up of February. A.D. 1953: otherwise tion to be not less than thirty John McCloskey. Rex leagues not relish meet- the McMillan broke the they may by day. Clark McClure. Major League Box Scores in their to five from its two The law be excluded from days before said return Wit- John Klmsey McCulloch, William ing again. divisions. extra-inning battle at Cincinnati all benefit ol said estate. Given ness. the Honorable BOLITHA J. Ingram McCullough. Jr.. Charles them Al under my hand this Bth day of LAWS. Chief Judge of said Court, Harold McEnerney, Jr.. Donald C. other men in blue will be by singling home Hank Edwards August. A's, 6; Red Sox, 4 Reds, 5; Braves, 4 In three of the five leagues 1952. JOSEPH FAIRBANKS. this 13th day of August. A.D.1952. McGean. Edward F. McKie. Jr., i Wright, Bill Moore and Joe Reds' relief ace, 1001 15th St.. N.W. (Seal.) Attest: (Seal ) Attest: THEODORE COGS- William Btuart Oeoraa Philadelphia.A in the tournament, in the 11th. The ELLA Register WELL, Register the Joseph McLennan. Boston. A.HO.A. H O.A. Boston.I A.H.O.A. Cincinnati. A.H.O.A. represented Valenti from the Industrial 10th A. BROWN. Deputy of Wills for Melburger. Richard F. Mele. Thr b’ry.rf 4 0 2 0 Joost.ss 2 10 0. Jethroe.cf 6 2 2 0 Abrams.cf 2 0 2 0 the team not win both Frank Smith, picked up his of Wills for the District of Columbia, District of Columbia, Clerk of the Malorie Pedersen Mersel. Emmanuel Coodm’n.2b 4 13 4 Suder.ss 0 0 13 Logan.ss1 6 3 4 3 Bork'ski.cf 3 0 11 same did League; Joe Powell, Gump Bailey Clerk of the Probate Court. Probate Court. au.10.22.29 Wolpert Metz. George Herbert Meyer. 3 Pain.lb 16 0' T'geson.lb 6212 0 triumph while Sheldon Jones was George Vollmer.il 32 0 3 Adams.lib 4 2 12 halves. The FBI swept the flrst * au29.5e5.12 Brent Mickum. in. Katherina •Schmees.cf 1 0 0 o Philley,cf 2 2 4 01 Cooper.c 5 2 6 0 Smith.p 10 0 1 and Walter Risdon from the De- WILLCHER, Rebecca Milby. Albert R. 0 the Depart- tagged with his fourth Boston de- JAMES F. BIRD, Attorney, ARTHUR L. Miller. Oernert.lb 4 2 71 Zernial.lf 4 0 4 0 Gordon.lf1 5 0 1 Marshall.rf 5 2 3 0 and second rounds of circuit, and Bob 1415 F 8( f 4 W 843 Investment Bids., Edward Alexander Mitchell. Jr.. 4 12 0 Clark.rf 3 12 0 Mathew’S.3b 4 2 2 2 Klus’ski.lb 5 2 110 partmental feat. Washington. D. C. Andrew Bruce Moritz. Sidney J. Evers.cl.il 0 1 mental circuit and the Washing- UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT White.c 3 14 Michae!s.7b 4 2 2 1’Thorpe, rl 3 2 10 Edwards,lf 5 2 5 0 Oliveri, Buddy Nau and Buck August 1052. Harry M. Hull. Moss. Michael Semyon Muldavln. 0 0 0 Daniels.rf 0 Hatton,2b 5 2 Robin Roberts staggered to his for the District of Columbia. Hold- Filed 27. Wilber.c 1110 Hltchc'k.Ob 3 1 2 10 2 5 ton Royals took both halves of the ing Probate Court.—No. 80701. Ad- Clerk. Alan Yoffev Naftalin. William Lowell Lepcio.Ob 30 14 JThomas 100 0!Sistl,2b 4 1 3 4 Beminick.c 5 0 7 0 Phoebus from the Anacostia 21st victory as the Phillies lam- STATES DISTRICT COURT Needier, William Omwake Newman. Hooper,p 0 0 0 0 Wilson,p’ 3 10 2 McMillanss 5 1 0 II Metro League’s West Division. In ministration. —This is to Give No- UNITED Washington Lioon.s* 4 10 2 Perk’skt.p League. tice: That the subscriber, of the for the District of Columbia. —In George Nordham. Rich- McDerm’t.p 2 10 0 Murray,c 3 0 8 11Chlpman.p 00 o 0 20 0 1 basted the Cards. The Phils Application Fenigsteln, ard Alfred Norris, Charles Byrd.p 0 the Industrial, Anacostia and District of Columbia has obtained Re of Joaet Alnhonsus Benton.p 10 10 20*0 0 •Dittmer' 1 0 0 tAdcock 110 0 Veteran Umpire Irving Shoe- from the Probate Helene Fenigsteln. Bernard Nonck. Frances Louise Nunn. Allen 1 0 0 0 tßob’ts'n,3b 1 0 0 0, Jones,p 10 0 1 Pergrlni,3b 10 11, East was dog- opened a 5-0 lead in two innings, Court of the Dis- /Fenig- Kixon.D Metro Division it a assignments trict of Columbia. Letters *Teata- ateln. by his Father and next friend John O'Brien. Thomas James way. maker will make the Schoendienst cracked a mentary on the estate of Mlrgaret Josef Fenigsteln. For Change of O’Connell. John Jacob O’Dowd. 10 24 11 Totals Totals 16x32 12 44 12 fight all the but Red Joseph Totals 36 28 727 5 46 Totals 33 13 and three umpires, instead of in the E. Mclnnls. late of the District of Name.—Civil Action No. 3822-52. Thomas O'Hara. Thomas •Ran lor Vollmer In sth. ¦Fanned for Chipman to 9th. Consider the Heurich Brewers’ three-run homer seventh Columbia, deceased. All persons Josef Fenigsteln. Helene Fenigsteln. Martin O'Malley, John Joseph ?Grounded out tor Byrd in Bth. (Doubled for Perkowskl to Bth. Silver the usual two, will work at each to tie the score at 6-6. Richie having claims against the deceased Bernard Fenigsteln, by his father Connor O'Shea. John Marshall jFanned tor Hitchcock In Bth. xTwo out when winning run scored. chances in the city series. are hereby and next friend Josef Fenigsteln, Palmer. William David Palmer. game. same, warned to exhibit the for a judg- Robert John Patch. William 100 110 001—4 Boston 110 000 002 00—4 Hill beat the Brewers, two games Ashbura drove home two runs in with the vouchers thereof, having filed a complaint Paul. Boston 1 *** * legally ment changing their name* to Jos- Francis Xavier Payne. William Philadelphia 100 100 04x—6 Cincinnati< 010 000 030 01—6 the to snap the tie and authenticated, to the sub- Darby Payne. to for the Industrial League eighth on or before the *>th day eph Penny. Helene Penny, Bernard Guy Nicholas Perenlch. —Goodman. Gernert. Wilber. Mc- Runs—Logan. Torgeson, Thorpe. Slsti, one. scriber.February. Penny, having applied to Alfred Peterson. John Peto, Charles Runs but Pepco team was NOTES; Frank (Hollywood) Smoky Burgess clinched it with a of A.D. 1953; otherwise and . Dermott. Buder. Pain, Phllley (3). Clark.L Adams. Marshall. Kiuszewski, Edwards, title Barry’s they may by the Court for an of publica- Jay Pilzer. Vaden Stein Pitts. Nancy Pellagrinl. Sunnybrook the ninth. The law be excluded from ordei* Errors—None. Runs batted in—Vollmer |1 Errors—Matthews. Marshall, weak in department. Mahon, former and two-run homer in all benefit of said estate. Olven tion of the notice required by law Louise Platt. Alfred Val Jean Gernert, Wilber. Philley. Clark, j!Seminick, Jethroe. Runs batted to—Jeth- the pitching cases, is, by the Court, Prather. James Francis Prendergast. Cooper (3), Metropolitan star pitcher, the straight under my hand this 7th day of in such it Michaels (3>. Ttvo-base hits—hroe. Marshall. Kiuszewski. Heurich had to use 38-year-old Police loss was Cards’ sixth August. th day of August. 1902 Milo V. Price. Edward Joseph Quinn. Zer'ial. Vollmer, hits—Cooper. 1952. LAURA L. JEFFORDS. this 27 Goodman. Clark. Michaels. Home}]Hatton. McMillan. Two-base is in busi- it cut advantage over Woodley Rd.. N.W. (8e«! ) that all persons concerned Jr.. John Anthony Rafter, Allcs Philley, Double!] Brother Love twice with only one now the restaurant and their 2707 ORDERED any runs— Gernert. Wilber. Mathews, Jethroe. Kiuszewski. Hatton. Attest: THEODORE COGSWELL. show cause, if there be. on Marion Rand. Alfred Rosier Rector. —Murray to Michaels; Lepcio top Three-base hit—Klus- ness. ... is owner, along fourth-place Phils 3 \ day Mae Reed. William Rehn- pia yS Edwards. Adcock. day's rest and he w&s not effec- He part the to 2 Register of Wills for the District of or before the 20th of Sep- Hallie H. Goodman to Gernert: Goodman to Gern-iizewski. Stolen base—Jethroe. Sacrifice— with Harry games. Columbia. Cleric of the Probata tember. 1952. why the prayers of quist. Bradner Charles Riggs. Joreph ert; Bvrd to Suder to Michaels. Left on 11Slsti. Double play—Sistl to Logan to Tor- tive. The City series will run over Redskins Halfback said complaint should not be grant- Augustus Rllev. William Alfred Philadelphia. |igeson. on bases—Boston, 11; .Court. tu29.se 5.12. copy Robinson. Margaret Sullivan Rogers, 5: 4. Bases Left Cin- period, making Dowda, of the new Redskins JOSEPH Attorney, ed: Provided. That a of this balls—OH McDermontt. 2: off Benton. cinnati, 7. Base on balls—Off Perkow- a three-week the A. RAFFERTY. order be published once a week for William Dill Rogers. Adolph Alfcnso on 11 —By 4; by three Southern Building. Byrd. 1. Struck out— ski. 1. Struck out Perkowskl. Lounge . . . Silver Hill has said Romel. Robert Olven Rose. Samuel 2 off Nixon. 2: off i pitching problem less acute. Be- Twenty years ago—The New UNITED three consecutive weeks before Bryson Roy- By McDermott. 3 by Benton. 1; by Byrd, Wilson. 4; by Smith. 2; by Jones. 1. STATES DISTRICT COURT day in The Evening Btar and The Ross. Donald Carver innings': Perkowski, innings: high school coaches on its team for the District of Columbia. Inning; off Byrd. 9 in 8 innings; off 1 in *3 off Jones. 3 in 3 innings: an Chicago White pitchers ministration. —This Is to Give No- Judge. (Beal.) A TRUE COPY. Schissel. Helen Janet Schwartz. « innings. tice: .the subscriber, of the Bha(arman. Hooper. 1 in 1 inning. Runs and earned off Smith. in 3 Runs and earned They’ve won the city Alban’s; Outfielder Bob Bick- That HARRY M. HULL. By Donald Harris Nelson 2-2; 4-4; series 21 hits in a double-header vic- District of Columbia obtained TEBT: Clerk.Deputy Tuns —Off McDermott, 2-2: off Benton. runs—Off Perkowski. off Wilson. has CHARLES T. McCALLY. Hirsh ShaDlro. Theus Joseph Shell. 4-4; Nixon, off Byrd. 3-3: off Chipman. 0-0: off Jones 1-1: off times in the past and could do it ford, Suitland. and Second-base- from the Probate Court of the Dis- • Richard Fuller Shryock. Louis George off 0-0: off, Smith, tory as Lefty Gomez, registered trict of Columbia. Clerk. au29.ae5.12 Hooper. 1-1. Winning pitcher—Byrd 2-2. Winning pitcher—Smith (l()-j Crescenze, Letters Testa- Shushan.'John Silard. William Alfred Losing pitcher—Jones again. man Eddie Bladens- 22d triumph in mentary on the estate of Bryant S. Klrksey Joseph 02-111, Losing pitcher—Benton (4-2).; ;9>. (1-4). Time—- his the nightcap. EARL G. JOKSCHER. Attorney. Silk. Simmons. John ji —5.000. -2:26. Attendance—2,346. Cooper. late of the District of Colum- Slmonetta. Merle Jack Smith, Wal- me—2:29. Attendance Atchison and Keller didn’t Ap- burg. bia. deceased. All persons having 730 13th Street. N.W. ¦ Joseph Rr.ee, caught STATES DISTRICT COURT lace Morrell Smith. M. ish close to the FBI, but the Eddie Lloyd, who for claims against the deceased are UNITED o Hold- Edward Solomon. Jr.. Fred Somkin. hereby warned to exhibit the same, for the District t Columbia. John Broadus Sowell. George K. Plumbers will be dangerous in the Cameo in the Industrial League with the vouchers thereof, legally ing a Probate Court. —Estate of Martin Alan Spritzer. authenticated, Josephine Kenney. Deceased. No. Spann. Mervin 9; Cubs, 6 Tigers, G-men pitches to his brother Dinks to the subscriber, on 80841, 169. Stein. Irving Steinharot. Nelson Alex- Dodgers, Indians, 9-1; 3-4 playoffs. A&K beat the |but or before the 9th day of February, Administration Docket ander Stitt. Albert Donald fltolfy, FIRST GAME. Snug Harbor in the Prince A.D. 1953: otherwise they may by Application having been made herein Lloyd once in the flrst half and lost |for probate of the last will and James Relst Stoner. Vernon Cleveland. A.H.O.A. Detroit. A.H.O.A. may law be excluded from all benefit of for Stover. Robert Sherwood Stubbs. 11, Oi , Mitcheil.if 4 2 0 0 0 1: a 3-1 game to Silver Hill in the {Georges Circuit, not have said estate. Given under my testament of said deceased, and Reese 30 16 flerer.a.2b 000 Groth.cf 5 0 hand testamentary said Alan Cecil Sugarman. John Richard ss Addis, ! Simpson.rf 10 10 Pesky,ss.2b 14 day August. 195”. for letters on Sweeney. 53 2 1 rs 4 2 ! 3 4 Georges County League itoo much affection for his team- this Bth of ANNE estate, by American Security Clifford Francis Tabor, Robin’n.2b » 1 0 Avila,2b 5 3 6 2 3 11: Prince M. Connecticut Ave., the Robert Charles Taylor. Stuart Wil- 0 Baumh z.cf Hatfleld.3b 2 f BUDGET PLAN COOPER, 2126 Company ordered Shnba If 412 Doby.cf O Dropo.lb after Sunday’s game NEW and Trust it is - 53 2 0 3 4 0 5 111 l! when the Dutch Schaef- mates last N. (Seal.) Attest: THEODORE son Walker Thayer. Bruce Merrill Pilrillorfo 00 0 Sauer.lf 0, Easter.lb 4 0 0 Delsing.lf Oi Plumbery! 1 take aa long as COGSWELL, Register this 20th day of August. A.D. 1962. 0 Atwell.C 507 3 3 1 3 allow earned of Wills for the Mary Ogle. Thomas. William Franklin Thomas. Bolder cf 52 2 Glynn.lb 11 4 0 Souchock.rf 4 0 4 1 fer allowed only fivfe hits. Schaef- j. . . Eddie didn’t an District of Columbia, Clerk of tha that Wilson. Hazel M. Edward Thompson. Lewis CammeUac 5 2 5 OPondy.lb 5 2 0 11 Rosen,3b Helen C. Lee. Pearl C. Fllppo, Inez James ! 4 Ginsberg.c . Probate Raynham Jackson.3b 6; 5 0 1 1 0 3 0 pitchers in run but was beaten, 5-4 . . Court. au29,5e5,12. Townsend. Donald Theo- Pafko rf*f 513 0 510 {W’lake.rf.lf 4 14 0 Federoff,2b 2 0 16 fer is among the top C. Bacotes. Hazel C. Craft. Eleanor dore Trsutman. Herbert Franklin Hodges 111 Smalley.ss 422 2; \6Montteto'P: Shub*. {Detroit 100 000 200—3 (Continued From Page C-l.) Leslie B. on said it publication Wlgder. David Joseph Wllltamowsky. Run*—Cox.Campanella (2), Pafko. Hodges.; (3), is ordered this 20th day of August. mentioned, the flrst to Samuel Eliwood Wilson. Fred Puhr- Snider, ; Runs—Mitchell. Simpson. Avila j cess than thirty days before (2): Sauer, Smalley, Lown. iDoby. Easter. Ro.sen. Westlake, Pesky. Hat- In Exhibition at Cleveland A.D. 1952 that the unknown heirs be not Witness, man Wolf. Jav Warren Wolfenson. Addis. said return day. the Eugene Errors Hodges 2: Leonard. Runs batted- i field. Error—Glynn. Runs batted in—! Earl Combs. Gehrig, Ruth and at law and next of kin of said Chief Harry Wood. Dale Alan Hodges. Robinson (2). (2). Hegan. By decedent and all others concerned, Honorable BOLITHA J. LAWS. Wright. James Victor Wright. hr CM Reese. : Rosen <4*. Easter Westlake the Associated Press Judge of Court, this 20th day Donald <2*. (2). Addis. Dropo. Hatfield (2). —Hegan. Tony Lazzeri dead and Pipp.; appear in said Court on Monday, said John Yates. Bernard Martolia (‘>i Black. Sauer Btown Two-base hits are | Aug. 29. —The day of August. A.D: 1952. (Seal.) Attest: David Henry hits—Sauer Hodges. Mitchell. Three-base hit—Westlake. Home CLEVELAND, the 22nd of September. A.D. Register Zaretsky. Wilbur Ziehl, Foiidy. Two-base 1952 at 10:00 o'clock A.M.. to show THEODORE COGSWELL. J. Zito. au15.22.29 Three-base hits—Robinson. run—Hatfield. Sacrifice—Federoff. Double Combs and Crosetti will serve as ( Chicago the District of Columbia. Dominic Brown Robinson. Sacrifice— plays—Strickland to Glynn;' Cleveland Browns and cause whv such application should of Wills for Attorney. bases —Brown. Avila to not ce. granted. Let notice hereof be Clerk of the Probate Court. THOS. H. REYNOLDS. Stolen plays—Smalley to Pesky Federoff Dropo; Souchock to their replacements. Phil Rizzuto, , 613 16th St. N.W. Labine. Black. Double to to Bears meet in a National Football published to the “Washington Law au22.29.5e0 Left on bases —Brooklyn. <. Dropo to Pesky: Pesky to Dropo. Left on Reporter” UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT Fondv —Off Labine. { f>. Bases on shortstop, also ' and “The Evening Star.” District of Columbia. Hold- Chicago. 10. Eases on balls ; bases—Cleveland. 5: Detroit. current New Yorft game tonight once in each of three successive for the off Leonard. 1. Struck balls—Off Wynn. 7: off Gray. 3: off; League exhibition * ing Probate Court.—No. 80858. Ad- 2 off Lown. 4: Wynn. by; weeks before the return day herein COBB. HOWARD HAYES. —By Lown. 5: by Leonard. 2: by Black , Wight. 1. Struck out—By 5: was named to the All-Time team, ‘ mentioned, Attorneys. ministration.—This Is to Give out innings; that the first 1952 appear- the flrst publication to subscriber, 4 Kelley. sin 1 inning (pitched | Wight. 3. Hits—Off Gray. 6 in 2’a marks 613 I Street. N.W. _ Notice: That the of the mts—Off in, Wight. 2 innings: he has play against be not less than thirty days before obtained to three batters in 2ndc off Labine , off 6 in 5 i off White. 2 ; but since to home, return day. Witness, the hon- COURT District of Columbia has 4 in innings: off !in 1 inning. Runs and earned runs—Off ance of the Browns at \ said UNITED STATES DISTRICT from the Probate Court of the 4 innings: off Lown o : Wynn. 3-3; Gray. Wight. Approved orable BOLITHA J. LAWS. Chief for the District of Columbia. Hold- Columbia. Letters of 2 innings: off Klippstem. off 7-7: off 2-2. the Nats his place will be taken will have on Judge day District of Leonard. 3 in 01 Winning pitcher—Wynn (17-12). Losing j The Browns display of said Court, this 20th ing Probate Court.—ln re: Estate Administration. C.T.A. on the estate in 1 inning: off Black, 6 in 5 innings.; of August. A.D. 1952. (Seal.) Attest: of JAMES ARTHUR WATSON De- Buell, runs —Off Kelly. 4-4; off;' pitchar—Gray (11-14). Time—2:29. by Crosetti. new players, including Quarter- Register of Joseph Whitman late of Runs and earned {l4 Miliary 1 THEODORE COGSWELL. ceased. —Administration No. <9956. tbe District of Columbia, deceased. 5-5; off Lown. 3-3; off Leonard, FOR Labine George Ratterman and Don of Wills for the District of Colum- —ORDER FIXING NEW DATE having against 2-2; 1-1 Passed ball—Campa- Opposing them will be Pitchers backs FOR All persons claims off Black. SECOND GAME. bia. Clerk of the Probate Court. TRIALAND PROVIDING PUB- the deceased are hereby warned to nella. Winning pitcher—Black. (11-2). Klosterman, Tackles Bob Gain au22.29,5e5. notification as to Tim*—z.o 4. i Cleveland A.H.O.A. Detroit .A.H.O.A. 1Bob Shawkey, Waite Hoyt and LICATION.—The exhibit the same, with the vouchers Losing pitcher—Lown, (4-10). Mitchell.il 4 04 0 Groth cf 4 110 ; Campanella, Guards Joe the trial of the issues in tola case thereof, legally authenticated, to —22,479. 14 2: Wiley Moore, Wally and Joe UNIFORMS I J. FONTAINE HALL. Attorney. relating to the validity of the paper subscriber, on or before the 11th Attendance Avila.’lb 4 113 Pesky,ss 4 Catcher the , Sharkey, writing dated the 19th day of May. February. Doby.cf 4 0 3 0 Hatfield.3b 4 10 2 Skibinski and Ed End and Distinctive I UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT the last dav of A.D. 1953: other- Easter, Dropo.lb 4 0 8 3 Schang, First Baseman Buddy the 1942. purporting to be wise they may *>y law be excluded lb 4 0 71 Darrell Brewster and for District of Columbia. Hold- ana of James Arthur ,3b Halfback . ing will benefit of said estate. Rosen 4 2 2 1 Delsing .11 3 14 0 Hassett, Second Baseman Lyn Civilian Clothing -J Probate Court.—No. 80.612 Ad- testament having re- from all Watson, deceased, been 11th day 7 Westlake.rf 4 13 0 Mapes.rf 3 10 0 Ray Renfro. ministration.—This Is to Give Keys Wil- Given under Its hand this Giants, 14; Pirates, 0 10 0 0 Lary, Shortstop Roger Peckin- 1 Notice: That the subscriber, of the turned as to Virginia and of August. 1952. THE NATIONAL Tebbetts.c 42 2 Souchock.rl ready son Keys and the issue Hew York. A.HO.A. P’tibwrgh. A.H0.A.1 iSt'kland.ss 4 2 2 1 Batts.c 4 3 3 0 The Bears also are to District of Columbia has obtained Unknown ‘Not METROPOLITAN BANK OF WASH- Mueller,rf 4 0 o 1 4 O Federoff.2b 3 0 3 2 paugh. Third Baseman Joe Dugan from the Probate of the of Gill Baker, deceased. Is to INGTON. By: a. M. McLEAREN. 5 2 Davls.cf Gromek. d 2 0 0 0 show a crop of promising new • Court Dis- it is by the Court this (Seal.) •MaJeskt 1 0 0 0 Ne'houser.p 2 12 3 and Outfielders Charley Keller, ARMY OFFICERS trict of Columbia. Letters of Ad- he found.” ORDERED, Assistant Trust Officer. « 4 0 t • Ist day of August. 1902 BROWN. Deputy R?gn«,s. 10 3 SMlb 30 I Wilks.p 0 0 0 1 ' talent that has been rated the NAVY OFFICERS ministration oft the estate of Wil- down for Attest: ELLA A. Harris,p 0 0 0 0 Whitey Witt and Tommy Henrich. liam C. McCormick, late of the Dis- That said issues be set Register ol Wills for the District of history. : • Columbia, trial on the 15th day of October. Columbia, Clerk of the Probata jisstsar? ibest in their Eddie Macon AIR FORCE trict of deceased. All order and the 4 0, • persons having against 1952, and that this Court. au29.5e6.12 Rhodes.lf 20 0 0 Bell.rf \Wi; Totals 35T824~7 Totals 32 927 j George answer CORPS claims the be pub- ‘ cf 6 3 3 0 4 111 12j !is Coach Halas’ to! MARINE deceased are hereby warned to ex- substance of said Issues I- Th'mson Serchia.3b •Filed out for in Ith. • once a week for four succes- WILBUR GRAY. pson,3b 2 4 Hardino.2b 4 1.1., Gromek Renfro, and he is ready to go COAST GUARD hibit the some, with tbe lished Washington Building Th 6 2 gh.c I withj thereof, vouchers weeks in The Law Colorado rum,c 32 3 0 McC 1 - O Cleveland oio 000 000—1 Phils, • legally authenticated, to sive Harry West . the Filed Aug. 19. S!M Kline,p l 0 1 Detroit 020 000 llx—4 10; Cards, 6 •such other newcomers as Bill Me- PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE the subscriber, on or before the Reporter'and twice a week for M- Hull. Williams,2b O 0 0 1 • period In Evening Btar. Koslo.p 40 10 Dunn.p .000 (2), Philo. A.H.O.A. St. Louis. A.H.0.A.: Dooley, CIVILIAN. SUITS 19th day of January. A.D. 1953 same The being BTATES DISTRICT Runs—Rosen. Delsing Mapes. Ryan,2b j!Coll, Jim Fred Williams,' they may by the substance of said Issues UNITED COURT p Mapes. 5 10 3 Hemus.ss 5 1 2 3] • otherwise law be ex- the District of Columbia.— Main.p O O Batts. Errors—Mitchell. Runs MADE TO MEASURE Was the paper writ- for 0 1 , Mapes (2). Groth. Ashburn.cf 4 2 3 0 Scho’nst.2b 5 3 2 3 Bill George and Hal Faverty, all cluded from all benefit of said as follows: 1. bearing MORTOAOE & TTrUI Fltz G’ld.C 3 2 5 0 batted in—Rosen. Mel Clark,rf 5 2 3 0 Muslal.cf 5 2 2 0 i • Given under hand ing filed in this court and CAPITAL Two-base hits—Strickland. Delsing. READY TO WEAR estate. its thia' May. 194-. CO.. INC. Plaintiff, vs. LILLIETATE. •Walls 10 0 0 Batts. Ennis.lf 5 3 10 Sla’hter rs 4 13 0 of whom played in the recent All- 7th day of August, Na- date the 19th day of Action Hogue, p 0 Home runs—Rosen. Mapes. Sacrifice—• Rice,lf i • Savings 1962. the last will and testament of James ET AL Qefendant.-»-Civil No. 110 play—Hatfield Hamner.ss 3 0 11 H. 4 0 3 0 PROMPT DELIVERY tional and Trust Company, object of thla suit is . Federoff. Double to Feder- Burgess.c ] Star Game. By: (Seal.) Arthur Watson, deceased? Was 2254-52.—The off to Dropo. Left on bases —Cleveland. 7: 4 15 0 Brecheen.p 0 0 0 0 BBUCE BAIRD President. writing dated the remove 1 of cloud on title to Lot 16 27 13 39 11 27 8 Jones.'3b 5 3 5 0 Yuhas.p 0 0 0 1 * Attest: THEODORE the said paper (78) Square Fifty- Totals 44 Totals Detroit. 7. Bases on balls—Oil Gromek, 1: i Complete Line of Accessories COGSWELL. day May. 1942. purporting Seventy-eight 7th. —By 1; Waitkus.lb 5 2 6 2 Sister, lb 4 2 9 2 i Register of Wills for tbe District of 19th of one thirty-eight (5138) to the Dis- •Filed out lor Dunn in off Wilks. 1. Struck out Gromek. Columbia. Clerk at to be the last Will and testament by 1; by Newhouser, 1. Hits—Off Roberts,p 5 2 3 0 Benson.3b 4 0 12 Military Medals and Ribbons the Probata Watson, deceased, trict of Columbia. On motion of New York 232 140 020—14 Harris. Court. 5.22.29. of James Arthur day al — Fuss'man.c 2 0 0 1 aul form, the plaintiff, it is this 19th :::: °oi <>o4 °*° 7 Gromek. 4 in 6 innings: off Wilks. 4 in lVi St. Nicholas Matchmaker executed and attested to due Pittsburgh D. Rice.c 2 12 1 August, 1952, ordered _ tha innings: off Harris. 1 in % inning. Runs l Expertly Adjusted , J. FONTAINE HALL. Attorney. as required by law? 3. Was the that (3). Dark (21. Rlgney. 2-2; off M. Clark,p 0 0 0 1 the defendant MRS. JAMES TATS causa Runs—Mueller (2). Thompson (-). and earned runs—Off Gromek. > UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT said James Arthur Watson at appearance be entered lockman, Thomson Wilks, 2-2; off Newhouser, 1-1. Wild 6 Chambers,p 2 13 0 Is Promoted to Garden for the District Columbia, Hold- time of the making and subscribing her to herein 2), Williams, Groat, Kiner. Winning Lowrey.lf 210 0 of by him ori or before the fortieth day, exclu- Westrum t McCullongh. Fit* pitch—Gromek. pitcher—New- By Press ing Probate Court.—No. or of tha acknowledging or holidays, Bell (2), Senerchia. houser (7-8). Losing pitcher—Gromek tha Associated Nationally 78.593. laid writing of sound sive of Sundays and_ legal Waugh. Dark, 41 8 3# 12 27 14 Administration.—THlS IS TO GIVE the paper of occurring after tha day of the first Gerald. Errors—Berardlno. (6-7). Time—l:67. Attendance—s3.9Bß. Totals 16 27 Total* Aug. • NOTICE THAT the Subscriber, who and disposing mind and capable order, Rhodes. Rigney. Runs batted in—Lock- \ NEW YORK, 29.—8i11y ¦ Famous ’EAGLE’ ¦ executing a valid deed or contract? publication of this otherwise Dark, Mueller (2). Pitz Gerald, Philadelphia 410 001 022—10 was by the United States District tbe cause will he proceeded with as man (3). »2). Bt. Louis 003 000 300— 6 > Brown, the Inter- Men’s Clothing Court for the District of 4. Was the said paper writing dated Westrum. Irrin (2). William! Kiner matchmaker for Columbia day May. ob- to ease of default. Provided a copy granted testamentary on tha the 19th of 1942. • <2). Thomson (2K Berardlno. (2), Mel Clark, Ennis Boxing St. letters thereof, or of this order be published once senerchia, Gerald, Runs—Ashburn national Club’s Nich- estate of Gecrae Pryor Foster, de- tained. or the execution Hogue. Two-base hits—Fltz Dark, (2). Hamner. Burgess. Jones. Waitkus, s at subscription thereto Procured week for three successive weeks to Hogue. (2). ; Arena here, was Fret Parking ceased. has. with the approval of tha the Watson, The Washington Law Reporter Bell. Home runs—Lockman. Kiner. Negro Is Texas League's Roberts. Hemus. Schoendienst Musiai. olas yesterday for the from the James Arthur and play—Williams to Dark to Lock- Chambers, Lowrey. Garaga United States District Court saidby prac- The Washington Evening Star before Double Errors—None. Runs ‘ for the club’s Capital District of Columbia, bolding a Pro- deceased, fraud or deeelt day. ordered man. Left on bases —New York. 14: Pitts- Burgess (3). Jones (3). named matchmaker Monday, upon said James Arthur said And it Is further Waugh. batted in—Ennis. bate Court, appointed tbe tlced the HEIRS OR DE- burgh. 8. Bases on balls—Off First 20-Game Winner Mel Clark. Ashburn (2). Schoendienst Madison Square Garden promo- 22nd day of September. 1952, at Watson by Marie Buckner, Ledger that UNKNOWN off Main 1: off Kline, 2; off Dunn. 2: off (4>. (2). hits— i Keys, and Virginia VISEES OF JAMEB TATE. DE- out—By Slaughter Two-base 10:00 o'clock a.m.. as the time, and Buckner. Wilson cause their appearance Hogue. 4: off Koslo, 3. Struck By the Associated Press Chambers. Muslal. Ashburn. Three-base ; tions. said Court room as the place, for Keys, or any other person or per- CEASED. Waugh, 2: by Koslo. 3: by Kline. I; by said paper writ- to be entered herein on or before hits—Mel Clark. Slaughter. Schoendienst. He A1 Weill, who leaves making payment and distribution sons? 5. Was the day occurring after Dunn, 2: by Hogue. 2. Hits—Off Waugh. DALLAS, Aug. 29.—Dave Hos- Burgess. succeeds 19th day May. the flrst rule s Home runs—Jones. Schoendienst. from said estate, under the Court s tor dated the of three months . 4 in 1 2 . i innings: off Main. 4 in l a Stolen bases—Ashburn (2). Burgess. ! September Ito take over active direction control, when and 1942. obtained, or the execution the expiration of from innings; off Kline. 7 in l a.i innings: off and the the dtte of the first publication of Negro where and persons en- thereof pfoeured from , said Dunn, innings: Hogue. kins, Dallas’ pitcher, has Sacrifice—Hamner. Double play—Benson ; management Rocky IPRT/VTTTViTjJ all creditors Watson, by this order otherwise cause will L 0 in 2's off 1 to to on of Marciano. shares or leg- James Arthur deceased, the innings. Runs and earned runs— Schoendienst Sister. Left bases— I Ljli titled to distributive duress or be proceeded with as In cast of I in 2 become the first 20-game winner Philadelphia. 9; St. Louis. 7. Bases on Brown, 51, has been boxer, AI I 111 acies. or the residue, or parts there- the undue Influence or Provided, a copy of thto I Waugh, 5-2: off Main. 2-2: off Kline, i a to attend, person of Buckner. Ledger default. Off Hogue, balls—Off Roberts. 1: off Clark. 1: off of, are notified in coercion Marie order be published twice a month ft 6-5: off Dunn. 0-0: off 2-2: off and promoter. attorney duly author- Buckner. Wilson Keys, and Virginia Winning ¦ in the Texas League. Chambers. 1: off Brecheen. 2. Struck out[jmanager or by asent or or per- for three months in The Washing* ¦ Koslo. 7-6. Wild pitch—Hogue. 1; by ? with their claims against the Keys, or any person Losing pitcher—- —By 4; by Chambers. ized. ether McLAUOHLIN. ton Law Reporter, and The Evening ¦pitcher—Koslo '9-61. first Roberts.Hits—Off *j Jn- N.W. properly vouched. Given sons? CHARLES F. day. (8.) Waugh (1-3). The slender righthander, ¦ Brecheen. I. Clark, 4 in 1342 G St. estate day Judge. L. Star before said BCTU ¦ Time—3:o9. Attendance—- . mng; 6 in innings; udder Its hand this 18th as LEON BCLAWY. JOHN P. MATTHEWS, Judte, ¦*,s6l. Negro league, off Chambers. 64 offr Five years ago—The Brooklyn LABOFISH. Attorneys for Caveators. NITA SHELTON to play in the last ' Brecheen. 2 in *i inning; off Tuhas. 4 in 6253 Barr Building. Washington. DC. T i innings. Dodgers defeated the New York STerling 14 Runs and earned runs—Off t • • ’Sur S night beat Port Worth, 2-0, on ¦ Roberts. 6-6; off Clark. 4-4; off Chambers. Giants, Washington Pensacola £’“cluVr»i 6-3, in a game high* • < M Ten years ago—Alsab won the off Brecheen. 2-2; off Yuhas. 2-2.! • [2-2; pitcher—Roberts Corpus Christi the for the District of Cotambia. Clack — American Derby and $60,850 at three hits to crash the charmed Whining (21-7). Losing lighted by Jackie Robinson’s Quantico ofwmtor Dlststet' oJMColuJi^ ¦ catcher —Brecheen (6-5). Time—2:2B. At- ii jssssrsiansaf— AChicago. circle. ¦pdance —7,632. J.