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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-31

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business training ln;urvs yr,,, T.,
lufc-lOu need ii-and vnn,
country needs your cunncrc,'I
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TOMB STONES MADE FROM on
mcnt and sand. Price. from $, nm
up. Also can sell you marble. .,,L
SranltC solid stones AT Slu,Uu M,
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N-..o.., ~. y. SLIT
ASK US ABOUT FURTHER ~
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nun ooo' 2I-tf.
JUST RECEIVED Sli!palHN;, =,
new living room and hcdrn,.a,
suites. ais" breakfast room sii,r,
kitchen cabinets and utility cain.
nets. Look them over before vnr,
buy. II. l.. Sattcrwhilr Il San
near Fire Station, phone l,G.;
1t,
OFFICES FOR RENT IN A,r.nI,
buIlding. Young street. FIRST .In,'
III ilr"pruui building. hen. liam.
ana lInit"r service furnished .,.
insurance. Apply Eric G.. Filn.
naGan. II ;hrI',,
ONE RACK OF SPORT DRESSES
sizes IL t" 20, in Gabardur. wool
and part wool, al halt price. ono
group of evening dresses at half
P'"'' Ni'iic ;. 3U-2t
Al y & AZlNE SUBSCRIPTIONS,
make wclc"m" Christmas pres
We have many Special Gltl Offer.
LIFE | year $l5u. each addItrnu,i
siit subscription $3.5U. Henderson
book 90 2T-tl.
HENDERSON HATCHERY CHICKS
al bargain prices. Get RnCl.. and
Reds tWu week. old at Si2Ou rr.
hundred. All guaranteed Ilcndrr-
SON Hatchery l27 South Gaructt
o'iccl' 3U-ilI
CID SHOES ARE EET'rMH. WE
have large -iuci. ri TIA. :Iur,r
quality material. Plenty tubh-.
heels and sole. Phone 63%. Wc,ln
ior and deliver. Grissou. !,hor
Shop. ION
WANTED AT ONCE FOUR COLOR
cd women as dish w;IshCr.,. Npllv
al Capitol Cate. ri III
WE WILL. BE GLAD TO Assist
you III preparing yuur IpplirLtIri.
Tor new tic or rccapS. We are
also IN position 10 help yUu VITA
your 'lrr Inspection. !ichdrra''
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v,N.rUr. ,,,>. u.,.r,,
work ON @harca during 1913 Ad-
ulSH> care Dispatch. 3n-lli
WE cr;.,u,I,yr ~ 49,,
kinds of body and fender re-
nrir work N,t,,. S,I,. T.,
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WANT \ NICE JOE ON YOUR OLD
shoes" Bring them O.. clII ~. H.,
also do harness ard saddle r,,,.rr-
liz E I'll ''''''' 'oi'"c '''"P' lI,Hr'
FOR RENT or SALE FiEAi *
Wlli1msbnru township. Good TO-
"accu and cotton all":mc,'..
Phone 676-.T ur apply at 10 Aiuu'-
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NEW SOLES AND HEELS WILL
make y"mr old shoes do man.
more months of service. We W.
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,n.,,
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ri.hcd Can Airs E,rrc,, 2nr +
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LET ME CHECK YOUR BATTERY.
spark plugs and anti ircCIc, Wont.
is our specially. l.. r. Harris u
new Gulf Service Station. Gmncti
.,nI II,,urr Streets E-tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-31

real shortage nf manpowcr j.,
apparent around the house when
Mother wants the easement Sweep.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-31
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Phon 800. :,
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TOMB STONES MADE tKnN cr
mcnt and sand. Prices from :, I'm
up. Also can sell you marpl. :,L
Sfanltu solid stones al Siu.Ou mn
i. Davis, Star ,;oulc. Dos IL yym,.
rcntun. n. e. - -,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-31

OFFICES FOR RENT IN Nc,rI,.
bulldInG, Young street. FIRST hos.
III ilrrpru"i building. hcn. h.r,.
and JInlt"r service furnished .ry'
insurance. Apply Eric G.. Fr,n.
nhi,in. 3! thnL--n-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-31

ONE RACK OF SPORT DRESSES
sizes IL t" 20, in Gabmdluc. wool
and part wool, al half price. one
group of evening dresses at half
price. ArlcnC'S. ru-nt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-31

NJ y & y Il L SUBSCRIPTIONS,
make wclc"in" Christmas pre-
we nave many Special GIT Otter.
LIFE year $4.5u. each additional
Siii subscription $3.5U. Henderson
Book Co. pT-,r
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-31

HENDERSON BUSINESS COME,
New Term, January 1. TrG.,,
business training insurcs yu,., H.
turc-iOU need it-and ,n',,
country needs your cumr,rrc,'i
services. -"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-31

JUST RECEIVED SiiIpal!:N'i, ,t
new living room and hcdrr..,.
suites. ais breakfast room suite.
Kitchen cabinets and utility cain.
nets Look them over before Won
buy. Il. l.. Sattcrwhitr Il son.
near Fire Station, phone llG.j
1t.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-31

HENDERSON HATCHERY CHICKS
III bargain prices. Get Rrcl.. and
Reds two week. old at Si2.Ou urr
Hundred. All guaranteed. IIrudrr-
SON Hatchery .i27 South Garnet
Street. AM,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
N. Y. Edison To-
Cut Gas Service

NEW YORK, Dec. 1S.+GaS ia.
tioning Is imminent in New York
City. r. viii not affect the house
holder, but the large wholesale
such as bakeries, reStau-
rants, hotels. etc, may soon face
in service
It's all because Consolidated
Edison Company Is running short
OF OF Tor gas manufacture and IS
unable 10 rcplenish its stocks. So
serious is the situation that Edison
has put several thousand of its
largest gas customers on notice
that II may have 10 curtall service
TO them if these stocks cannot be
These customers are being asked
to put INTO effect al once such
economies of gas utilization as
they can.
The COMPANY Stated th+s-+tt-1'----
using every effort through WPB
and Office of Petroleum Co-ordi-
nator 10 insure against the nCces-
Sity OF rcsortng 10 extreme
measures.
Present oil reserves. the COM
pany explained. are considerably
below the 20 days supply normally
carried
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
Of the look
By
Leu Walter

Wen Miss Jnucky The departure PHI Horgc,hcmcr
from tine Chicago Eaefhaa- Cleveland something the Rcd
Ming afr H~rHu~r m has been lucky Olympia since
The night be made bin. debut Detroit Oympcs mid
way The l935- 30 blond. ro-ccckcd ambitious
}oung,tcr oGhcer had been secured The BostonT1bs
He reported Detroit amid re'ed ucyo,y tho bench
awaited h~ big chance and show what he had
Finally with play Hcrahcncr waved into action
Anxious Phil lcapt the dahcr caught skate The top
fell ice himself h.y skate
assisted the without lining up Phil has been
regular passenger between Chicago Cleveland which has
arrangement with -thc HAWKS several years In Il
appearances here hc BacaaF exactly assist
show for ms efforts.
Ne Can oct Noug Somehow There may the
Detroit program,
has been baS hoonG sports
Match of l92 It's The BATTLE the Angels
two wrestling monNtrostic, the French
Angel Sold strictly entertainments basis. the
probably oltay anywhere these
Greatest sports Match q 1912" Pfui,
Icanng Tolerance the Hard Way; President Bill Tobin OF the
Chicago Eackha"<s probably the s' hockey who would
Get tough with Eoao B knows lc much about
goaes tibua Mike Rodbn SAYS WHOM
Iohn PLAYED goalc the Ilalcly up years
o Iiavk pJcsdcnt-obo he In1an
Gilt simpson. Who pio indianapolis
fall stopped uo Olympia shy goody Yesterday lie
Canada for duty "a Dite Canadian army
Big Canaden, Due: Charlie Phillips of
vel the, viii question Of
Portland and Phillips the biggest pair hockey,
ing 10 pounds Phillips is newcomer from Washington
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
w arsli ing:
Says OPA Price Juggling
10 Result in Less Beef

CHICAGO, Dec. Is GNS).--
Less beefSleak rather than more
is likely 70 be t+rr-rrsufft Of the
latest Juggling of price ceilings
by the OPA. it was charged today
by 2. O. Wilson, secretary of the
National Livestock Marketing AS
ISOLATION.
THE meat packers quickly
showed what they thought of
the new beef ceilings" Wilson
declared. when they dropped
the cattle price 50 cents hun
dredWcight over night and today
il stands at near 81 under recent,
highs.
That il not calculated TO en-
courage the stockmen. harried
by labor shortage and increased
costs, To raise more cattle and
feed them To heavier weights"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18

4A-z--a ft.ffsii -tf-- ++ft4Aji Mike iatt't5s
SIR H of boxing. offered John
pl.LlL4L-L L.--4--l AZ. = - - = ~
guarantee OF $1,000 foi rcmatch.
RoyhWaueb refused anrercd be-
c.u.e Sugar Hay Robinson re-
.p,.dIN mtog Jacobs manage
manf wanted d guarantee of Sl2,-
600 20 flrHt EDGAR hero
since F> loss 20 laMotta. Edgar
ha knooEo5 o1t Ernie poliia and
Tony Nor and dcCI~oned Sa-
roro Turlp-in +p-aPFoaranceS here
Hos ALSO added con IS q era b g
pouHlaEr winch Will cnhann4> Lis
chances of avcnEng tine lone sci
back. It's probable hell enter tho
ring agaiu~ LaMo'ta at loo
pounds, gust : pounds under La
Notta~ weight ON the occasion Oi
thCW last meeting
Since beating Edgar, LaMotta
has defeated Vic Dcllicuru and
lost q lu-rouad decision 10 Robin
son. His services are IN great de
#and rgM noR and LondcS had 30
etve- htft Il good guarantee Ia at
tract hum here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
Rationing Of Wool
Clothing Seen Delayed

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1S-Sup-
plies of raw wool and of WOODEN
fairies now are regarded by oiil-
Gals as ample enough to permit a
poStponcmcnt of wool clothing
rationlng at least until next fall
when civilians start buying winter
WardrobeS However, manpower,
Transportation or equipment Short
ages or a change IN military pic
ture could advance the time for
ratiOninC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
CARDS BEST sLUGGERS

The Cardinals led the clubs I'm
smuggling percentage with 319 and
in runs batted in with 6S1 Brook
lyn was the runner-up with 362
and with CTS runs driven home
The Dodgers received the most
bases on balls. So, The Cubs
famed oftencSt. COZ times lhe.
Giants had the most hatSmcn hlt
by pitchers. 81. and Int into most
double plays l40
Remaining indVidualmoStS vcrc
Vince DiMaggio pitts hurgh
strikeoutS. 81: Bib Nicholson. Chi
cago. and Dick Bartell Now York
HIT by pitchers. each S and Nick
Wick New York. hit into double
plays %
The Cardinals were tho best
home team winning 60 and losing
u 20 Brooklyn 81 and D. The
DodEers were most potent on The
road Winning a. AGAINST IS lo~~oe
20 the Cera mails rs and g -
LOUIS WON tho rce' ehutHW games
with IS 'rst lowest r that
fashion W'h
Phiiaar'e wa s-ut ou fne
most wn 7G Wetepe .bc, while
carnerru lowest shut1uiS g.
Brookivn oh Rcd up tlr most ono
run tv.ur-as veth 20. while Pf'a-
dclDhia a. fho most u.s. that
margin wi'h 81 Tine Dodgers won
13 eXtre-i00 1E garrrs 10 load r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
ENoS RUNNER.U

Fnos Slaughter. runnor-up for
the batting championship. plaACd
I5Z games FOR the Cardinals and
carnercd 2q2 total bases IN 39l
trips for an average of i9i, lle
drove in IS runs. received - bases
on halls. famed 30 times MT into
six double plays and was hat 10y SlA
pitchers.
New league records set by or
were most home runs 4i0 most
wears 30 or more homcrs. > mQSt
tine two homcrS game. 43. most
bases on balls lifetime Ii4E
most Seasons loo -lnnLn- bases
on balls, 10; most years leading
league bases on balls, 8 and most
runs batted m. lifetime, Gas
Four other circuit standards set
were most relief games. pitched.
Ace Adams, New York, 81, most
games finished. Adams 40; most
times 100 or more home runs, New
York, -. and most successive last
place finishes, Philadelphia, ).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
LEW
WALL Err S
BEST BETS
CHARLES TOWN

7 O0NPH. seventeen Guns Stela's Sur.
2 VENDOR LIEN McHCur dolly.
Q RFLMIEE. Bicnefh,l, Crap Line.
, THESPIAN. Dafhy Dallas kni'e'fa.
6 ROYAL. FLUSH. IIefetcht. Hand
meGGwn
= MR. MONK Soman. Yankee Lad.
{ SAILS SISTER. Indian sea Residue
p-CASTINF Freetone. Lady Mascara
BEST MR MONK.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
FAIR GROUNDS

RED TED Matoriallze Perfect Score
? CONSTANT AIN Hardwrack Sesrcy
3 RICH UNCLE. Rice Cake. KING
Nprrnu.
{ VALDlNA DUST Lco.s Brandy,
STICKY KITE,
= NIGHT EDITOR sun Ginger hex
6 TRADE LAST, Fush~nacser star
FfDr
: TOU JOUR sweet olga. Dodge CITY.
BEST RED TED
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18

Hold Onto Your V/hi,ssrs

Ivan Kanikoffs Whtker
In danger As.ii.sii=r4s4.-ss..-.=i-s=i-l-.-4.-
bad Man" Lewis in Tic FareF
Gardens special Christmas stoA
Tuesday night Servlccm"n V'l
will be admitted free trufc
Hart and Buck Lawson are So
other matches
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
Fair Grounds Results

FIRST RACE-Four-y ear-olds and up.
milr.
A -RodlR CTamTaro1 90 20 ~
Taiapur tGuerluI 50 10
Cloudy Weather iCr0wthcrl 40
'rff.4e- f-l3 2-S Off 8.2f
Tlrn. nln,r-r Il NH naNrN Eufnk a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
TIE SIN RECORDS

or the six league records tied,
OFT contributed two-moSt years.
4a9 or moro runs, lifetime, 9; most
times leading homcrs. s Other
standards eaHaied were Jim fubIU,
Boston. and Clyde Mccullough.
Chicago. 3 homerS in one game.
most homerS pitcher Tobn, Is,
most base-hits inning. Babe Young
Giants. =; fewcSt- chaucrS- t1mc. 10
or more innings, Billy urges,
Giants. none
National LeaguerS set il now
major league records and tied two
New marks were most pitchers
game. two clubs. Chicago and Gin
Cinnati, 6 each; highest fielding
perce age. Shortstop. Eddie
Miller, Boston. .9S3. highest field
ing percentage. outfielder Danny
Litwhilcr. Philadelphia. 1000 Isl
games, most errors, inning. short
stop. Len Meruilo. Chicago, a.;
fewest thrce-baSe hits. club. BoS-
Ton 10, most homerS, pitcher
game, Tobin 3; most years i,sing
100 or more games, Philadelphia
u. most consecutive years losing
100 or more games, Philadelphia.
=: most times finishing last, Phila-
delphla l6 most years no player
making 200 hits National League.
l6; feweSt errors, season, National
League. 1872
Adams tied ono big league
standard by pitching the most
games. none complete, season, 81
and the National League had
the highest fielding percentage
with Or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
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Evening star., 1942-08-26

W P A: PROJECT NO. DC-49-1O4. COM
LUMBIA: WASHINGTON. b. C.-separate
sealed bids for construction of Temporary
known as the WALTER B. PATTERSON
SCHOOL, on site located at the Southwest
corner Of Chesapeake Street and Nichols
Avenue, S.W, (in square No, 5000 Wash
lngton. .. G, will be received by said Com
sept. $, 1915. and then then publicly opened ned
and read aloud. The Instructions to Bid
ders, Form of Bid. Form Of Contract, Plans,
specifications, and Forms of Bid Bond also
secured at the Office Of the Chief CLERK
Engineer Department. Room 427. District
building; and COPIES thereof obtained upon
deposit Of a certified check, payable to the
%ents Dlsrs S R or the eaeb sum set e
Not more than three (3) sets will be fur
nished to any one general contractor
| Upon returning such sets phomptly and in
good condition, said deposits will be
refunded. The Commissioners. reserve the
reject any. or all bids. Each bidder must
| not less than five per centum (5T) of
the base, bid in the form and subject to
scoF Bidders p ev5nsDa qs win bds n9t be
Se Atenon Of IF Blazers Is 70
! called to the requirements as to condi-
I9ns Of employment to be obseryed and
the contract. No bidder may withdraw
actual date Of opening thereof. tSee par
agrap2h -11t & Of Inst Instructions to Bidders
| au24 4,25,26,272S2
Evening star., 1942-08-26
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF
CoLUMBIA, August 90, l942-Puhlic
hearings having been held by the Com
missioners Of the District Of Columbia in
sy the DssEi't srS Ct tSs colgnss sg5 CONS as
missioners being satisfied as to the equity,
Justice and advisability OF ,said closings;
and that the same will not be detrimental
to the public interests nor to the interests
Il aERspY d1REN asetis that the said commis
sioners have prepared the following order:
Ordered: That pursuant to the provl-
sions Of PChlic Act No. 307, approved Dec
cember IS, 1882. the street ano alley
areas as shown IN green on plats ne nee IL IN
ana pamerea BgRa ssrsby ss Msps oraese 2ees
sEp sfteF september ng g. iszs, M the title to the
land comprised in said areas. so closed to
revert TO the abuttins propedty owners. SeseSS SS
% ordered p elosed s eh beins Described as follows:
J. Closing of Paine Street. running north
westerly from New York Avenue N.E.
Closing part of public alley in Square 22l /.
&. Closing part OF a public alley IN square
!oS a. Closing Of publie alleys IN s SQUARE
elosinas within thirty 600 days after
the date of this publication as indicated at
the beginning hereof otherwise said order
1912. and the street and alley areas a;
herein described shall on and after, said
effective date become closed in accordance
With the provisions of said PUBLIC Act NO
5oI, approved December l5, lg32 JOHN
RUSSELL YOUNG. c. w. KuTz, GUY
EAsoE, Commissioners of the District OF
au26, 27,2s.2e, ,31,se1,2
Evening star., 1942-08-26
PROPOSALS.

PEDERAL PEE}g;RAI WORKS AGENCY PUBLIC
D, c.. Aug. 20, 1942.-Sealed bids in du-
at l pm, Sept. 3, i942. for construction
OF outdoor refreshment stand at the WASH
ington National Airport, Gravelly Point,
conditions of bidding set forth in the spec
ifications and Bulletin No. 81 (revisedD Of
the Federal Emergency Administration of
and specificat tions may be obtained at this
office. The furnishing OF more than one
set viii be In the discretion of the Com
NoLDs, Commissioner of Public Buildings,
Federal Works Agency. au22.24,26
W A. PROJECT NO. DC 1O34-F. COM
MISsIoNERs OF THE DISTRICT OF CO
L1M5h leae5 b,ds W9fshineton for csepsFste
Floor and Gasoline separator in Room No.
: - Of hnildng for the D. C. RECORDER
east Corner Of b ana d'sssq SIKH Streets e INV NV.
viii be received by said commissioners at
D. O., until ? o'clock PM, Sept. A. 1o42,
and then publicly opened and read aloud
ne, me lnstru@etions @ to Bidders. Form Of Bid
and Forms Of Bid Bond. also Performance
H. s. oss e ths eslsf cIsEk ssi EnsiHss4
and copies, thereof. obtained upon deposit
Of a certified check. payable to the Col
o[ r TaSsS p G. for in ths eaeb sum aet Of EN
more than three CD sets of drawings and
Spe1; specinG;ations Will be furnished to any one
prompy and in ps aood eonditoa ssd
deposits will be refunded. The Commits
sioners reserve the right to waive any in
Each bidder must deposit with his bid
eentum t5F Of the base bid in the form
the Instructions to Bidders Attention oel
bidders is particularly called to the require
nbseryeas meeTS to eondton OF employment to
withdraw his bid within thirty ''cas5 iSo} days days
f f'Pf asf Fl as s.snstar9 apsas iasts soafd
aaa4.a5 a.4issSiSnSEs; sSs7.sssao = = aug a. 1917
hys6aERs y s. ER95fT 6 m Ep blSTRaf Rg 1857 coY a5
LuMs1A, . W I;,a Waeshinston, e ;; c11separats
Alterations Aaraias and Additions to Main Steam
oRPSR or Sifa pfEps fO5 on 'as Site p located & Rs
tthe Northeast corner Of p' and Sixth
S5Ffels nFfen NV lin squsee se NO 1872 Wash
Commissioners; at Room 500 District Build
Ins1 Wsashington, soa3 p G., until o,cIoel g;
opened and read aloud The INSTRUCTIONS
to Bidders, Form of Bid, Form of Con.
Ipaet, Ia Plans; Specifications and Forms O.
examined and secured at the Office of tht
Chief CLERK, Engineer Department, Room
427,. District Building, and copies thereo
payable to the Collector Of Taxes. D. G.
in the sum of TEN DOLLARS (S10.00) fo
each set. Not more than three (3) set
furnished to any one general contractor
Upon returning such sets promptly ant
IN good condition, said deposits will b.
| refunded. The Commissioners reserve tn
| right to waive any informalities in or t,
reject any or all bids. Each bidder mus
aepoSt eeo with 1a MS bid security in an smSun
| bid in the form and subject to the cond
tons provided in the Instructions to Bid
called to the requirements as to condition
of employment to be observed and mini
mum wage rates to be paid under the con
| tract. No bidder may withdraw his bi,
| within thirty 600 days after the actua
date Of the opening thereof G. NJ
| THORNETT, Secretary. Board Of Commits
| sioners, D. C. Aug. "a, 1912.
au24 .2b. 26. .27. 2S. 90
Evening star., 1942-08-26
LEGAL NOTICES.
SOL R0THBARD. Attorney,
National Press Bldg.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of CO.
lumbfa, Grace Pascale, plaintiff. VS..
Michael Pascale, defendant, 16334.-
The object of this suit is to obtain an
absolute divorce on the ground of volun-
tary separation for more than five years.
day of August 1912, ordered that the
defendant, Michael Pascale cause his ap-
pearance to be entered herein on or before
the fortieth day, exclusive of Sundays and
legal holidays, occurring after the day of
the first publication of this order: other
wise the cause will be proceeded with as
IN case. of default. Provided, COPY of
this order be published once a week for
three successive weeks in the Washington
ming Star before said day. DAVID A
PINE. Justice. (Seal) Attest: CHARLES e
STEWART. Clerk. BY HrLDA MARIE
GOWEN, Deputy Clerk
10
Evening star., 1942-08-26
ADAM A. WEsCHLER g. SON. Auctioneers.

iA sToRY ssHE sRfck or pMEGhfNa pSAFgAhNE 1g2z sfS
a1QMs ss13 stb ANR s2RhAr ETH OIL NHAT WIA No
TAcHED f2ta non BRICK RtAkH5 GARAGE. mi WITH DE-
hiber II, Ne roo folio I5e' ,es sea. one Of Of
lumbia, and at the request of party secured
thsreSy the he undsTssnea trustees will offer
XIV Ky nE e sggThHSERS 1s@a5 @ AE odE FoGE
VII Lot we sv'' ta q c0am0a IN sausGe s9e
Tn5lrty-tWo I55ry ,Hundred an and seyenty;three
folio 81 Of the Records Of the Office OF Of the the
surveyor of the District of Columbia Sub
on said plat Also estabshed % inei and sloWn shoWn
on plat recorded in Liber No. s3, folio 80
Of the aforesaid surveyors ONCE Records:
subdivision recorded in Liber No. o. folio
% and in the dedication recorded in
k6er No. od 81 dolo 20 of the aforesaid
between said restriction. lines and the line
Of streets shall be subject to the regula-
Tons nTsssed restresons Is tS az and conditions
- TERMS ,. OF SALE: PROPERTY viii be sold
/; 1912, payable $3.50 per month in
Guiding interest at So; balance cash, A
chaser at sale. Examination of title, con-
veyancing recording and notarial fees at
cost OF purchaser. Terms to be complied
with within thirty days from day of sale
otherwise trustees reserve the right to
resell property at risk and cost of de-
iaulting purchaser, after five days ad-
paper. published in Washington. b. G., or
deposit may be forfeited, or without for
feiting deposit trustees may avail them
selves Of any legal or equitable rights
against defaulting purchaser.
w. L. SANDERSON,
M. s. YEATMAN,
Trustees.
D. EDWARD CLARKE
Attorney for Party Secured,
Bank OF Commerce & Savings Bldg.
au26,2S31 .se2,5.
Evening star., 1942-08-26
TIMBER RIGHTS FOR SALE.

TIMBER RIGHTS FOR SALE AT SCOT
land, Md.-Loblolly pine. white. red and
black oak, red gum, etc. Cruised and es-
timated to cut 53s,500 b. m. Trees
marked. Easy access to timber Send
PIERCE. INC, As West 45th ST.. New