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Nogales international., 1942-11-13
u Stars On
EKs Lodge
Service Card

Twenty seven members Of the
Nogales Lodge of Elks are now in
the Nations fighting forces accord
ing to a service card with 81 stars
hanging in the recreation room OF
the lodge.
The 81 Elk service men are Mike
Ahumada, Ju., Walter L. Bristol,
Harold j. Brown, Jr., w. F. Cheno-
weth, Jr., George Corey, Don Damn,
Roscoe M. Egan, Manuel Escalada,
Charles l.. Fain, Robert F'ain, Louis
B. Fleischer, Jr., Victor Franzen.
Charles H. Georgelos, B. R.
Hatcher, Jr., James w. Hiler, Jr.,
Herbert Hoover, James j. Itule,
William C. King, Truman L. Le-
F'ors, A. N. Mardiros, Robert R.
Riley, Frank Hall. Donald NJ. Tay-
Ior, Harold Winard, j. Knight Wise,
Ralph Woodhouse and Charles L.
Morehead.
Nogales international., 1942-11-13
Employers OF Men In Deferred
Classifications Must Keep In Touch
With Draft Board Says J. V. Robins

ment was not requested until it was
tCo late.
All employers of men entitled to
deferment should therefore obtain
form ABB from the draft board
headquarters and file such form for
each man. even though the man is
in class liza or some other deferred
classification.
The draft board has in many
cases been handicapped by lack Of
p-to-date and accurate informa-
ton with the result that valuable
and necessary men have been in
Quoted into the armed forces.
Employers are therefore requested
to do three things: Immediately
report all new employees; immedi-
ately report all employees whose
employment is terminated and file
form 42-A or ABB fer every neces-
sary man employed.
Nogales international., 1942-11-13
E. E. Bethel
Rites Today
At Patagonia

E. E. Bethel, 81, one of the best
known pioneer mining men of the
Patagonia district, died at $50 pm.
Tuesday in St. Joseph's Hospital
following a long illness.
Funeral services will be held at
2:30 pm. today at the Patagonia
Community Church followed by in
terment in the Patagonia cemetery
Mr.. Bethel is survived by his wife
Eugenia F. Bethel.
Born in Camden, Arkansas, Beth
Ell, in 1908, together with the late
Bracey Curtis and L. Lindsay
formed the Washington Trading
Company, a large Patagonia mer-
camille institution.
Nogales international., 1942-11-13
Registration
For Gasoline
Nov. Is, l9, 70

Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
Nov. 18, 10 and 20, have been set
as the dates of registration for
gasoline rationing, Superintendent
of Schools A. j. Mitchell said yes
terday.
Mitchell added that registration
in Nogales would take place at the
high school, There will be no school
sessions in the high school during
those three days but there will be
sessions in the elementary schools.
Nationwide gasoline rationing
will go into effect Dec. /.
Nogales international., 1942-11-13
Sister Of Former State Senator
Ed Bohlinger Tells OF
His Death At Her Home On Coast

Telling of the death in Los
Angeles a week ago Wednesday
of Former State Sentor E. F.
BohIinger Of Patagonia, the fol-
lowing letter was received this
week by Mr.. and Mrs. r. c.
BlabOn from Miss Emma BOh-
Iinger of Los Angeles, sister of
the late Patagonian, at whose
home he took his life:
Los Angeles, Nov. 8, 1912
Dear Mr.. and Mrs. Blabon:
This is indeed a very difficult
letter to write--to Eds very best
friends, but suppose you read in the
Arizona papers about Eds death
I could not wire you details.
well, it was such a shock to us
all, as he never indicated anything
like that. But that very morning
"wednesday he received his trunk
and he had a great time going
through it, showing us pictures
letters, etc. However, when I open
ed the trunk for him, saw the
pistol and I decided I would hide
same in due time
IT took him along to the market
that morning and returned home
for lunch, after which I took him
over to the BARRIERS for shave
returning about 2:30 pm. He ther
undreSsed and lay down to rest ir
his room. About $3.50 pm. my sis.
ter and 1 heard a peculiar sound
like the back-fire of an auto, only
Nogales international., 1942-11-13
Death Claims
Jose {. Luna

Jose Crespin Luna, As, passed
away at 1890 pm. Wednesday at
his home, 242 Arroyo boulevard,
following long illness. He lived
in Nogales IL years and Arizona 28
Funeral services were held yester-
day.
Mr. Luna is survived by his wife,
Ruth Luna. brother, Juan Luna
of Phoenix, and three daughters,
Lupe, Vera and Lucy, and two sons,
Raul and Charles.
Nogales international., 1942-11-13
Four Nogalians
Believed To Be In
African Offensive

NogalianS believed to be taking
cart in the big American offensive
in French North Africa, launched
Saturday, include Brig. Gen. Lowell
w. Rocks, Luis B. Fleischer, Man.
uel E:scalada and Knight Wise.
General Rocks is en- the staff Of
Mai. Gen. Mark Clark, 46, who has
gone to Africa from England, and
who was made lieutenantgeneral,
a three-star general, yesterday by
President Roosevelt. Rocks is a
son-in-law of w. j. Phillips of the.
Mission Drug Store.
Nogales international., 1942-11-13
Elks Lodge Has
2 New Officers

Two vacancies in the list Of Off
GERS of the Nogales Lodge of Elks
were filled at Tuesdays regular
monthly meeting.
Louis Eecalada was elected trus-
tee, succeeding Harry j. Karns, re-
signed, and Lloyd Ledford was
elected esteemed lecturing knight to
succeed Don Taylor, resigned. Tay-
lor recently joined the Marines and
is now in San Diego.
Nogales international., 1942-11-13
u. S. HAS LONG, HARD FIGHT
AHEAD, SAYS W. MATHEWS
In ARMISTICE DAY TALK HERE
"Before This War Could Even Begin To Be Won We
Had To Take North Africa" Says Tucson
Publisher, Recent Visitor To England

"We're not going to try to
win the war by any miracles,
we have hard fight ahead of
us, this is going to be long
war and not a short war"
Thus spoke William r. Math-
ews, editor and publisher of the
Arizona Daily Star of Tucson,
main speaker on the annual Ar
mistice Day program in the
High School Stadium Wednes-
Nogales international., 1942-11-13
Private Miller
Wins Promotion
REPLACEMENT

MEDICAL REPLACEMENT
TRAINING CENTER, Camp Bark
eley, Texas, Nov. 12-(SpeciaD-
Private First Glass Joseph L. Miller,
Nogales, Arizona, this week won
promotion to the rating Of Techni-
clan Fourth Grade.
He is a member Of Headquarters
Detachment Of the MRTC.
Nogales international., 1942-11-13
Former Sheriff
Joins Seabees

Harold j. Brown, Sr., former
sheriff of this county, has joined
the Seabees, radio announced out
of Phoenix yesterday.
The outfit is the construction unit
of the Navy, similar to the army
engineering corps.
Brown in age was two months
under the Seabees' limit OF 51A
years.
Nogales international., 1942-11-13
Draft Boards
To Be Honored
By Legion

President Roosevelt has asked the
American Legion to honor local
draft boards throughout the nation
Fred Kemmeries announced during
the Armistice Day program at the
high school stadium Wednesday.
"At Nogales this will probably be
done early in December" Kemmer-
les said.
Nogales international., 1942-11-13
|N0CALES WAR HERO
BACK FROM s. PACIFIC
AIRMEN SERVED In INFANTRY
AS JAPANESE TOOK BATAAN
SAYS CAPTAIN ]. H. MANGAN
Famous Son Of Mrs. Mary Quesenberry Decorated
Twice For Bravery Goes To Florida After
Year Of Action In South Pacific

then into Darwin.
He returned to the Philippines as
a member of General Royce's raid
ing party in April, the day Bataana
fell, and helped to evacuate Ameri-
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Nogales international., 1942-11-13
FOOTBALL BANQUET

Arrangements are under way by
the Rotary Club for the annual
Nogales High School football ban
quet to be held at the Montezuma
Ballroom in the near future. c. E.
Bells is chairman of the committee
On arrangements.
Nogales international., 1942-11-13
2 To Be Initiated
Bv E[kS NOU. n

Robert j. Bird, Antonio Levy and
Joseph B. Pyeatt will be initiated
into the Elks Lodge on the night
of Tuesday Nov. "a.
There will be refreshments and
entertainment following the initia-
ton.
Nogales international., 1942-11-13
HAWKINS HERE

M. c. Hankins, secretary of the
Arizona Highway Commission, was
a business visitor in Nogales Tues
day.
Nogales international., 1942-11-13
Many Happy Returns

Jimmy Bughman, Nov. 8.
David Meeker, Nov. %.
Walter Wingfield, Nov. IA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09

TALE OF Manhattan: Two Hollywood bg-shots,
Il who met in New York joynt last December,
got into heated discussion over the relative
greatness of the German and Russian armies
At the time, the Nazis were about ~ miles
from Moscow
one of the arguers, no Hitler lover--but an
admirer of his military genius-offered 10 wager
81 900 that Hitler would be in Moscow In two
weeks.
'I'Il take that bet" said the other. "but on
this condition. II Hitler reaches Moscow In two
weeks pay you 81 ,000 But II he doesn't-then
you pay me $50 every week until he does!
To date he's collected young mint-and
might win $50 per week for the rest OF his LIE.
C,ICHTs You Never See from Sightseeing
- Bus: jim Johnson the former heavyweight
boxer, now a rubber in w. 46th Street gym.
He's blind
Ramon the Havana Madrid doorman, who
Margaret Koran. one of Powers prettiest per-
sons, modelling 100000 worth OF emeralds at
the Waldorf-guarded by rs detectives! Her own
earrings are from the and TO-
BROADWAY Smalltalk: Madeline Webb's real
ID sweete (before she met Eli Shonbrun. SEN
fenced to the chair is still working quietly try
Bruce Powell. kim to the H. b. Swopes, and
II. Dillon. a lovely model, will mddle-aisle IN
few weeks.
royalties on Threw a Kiss in the ocean, TO
Navy Relief
The Stem hears that famed movietown agent
is in great trouble via the income tax route
Patricia Boyd. the Conover beauty you adored
on the Navy Relief poster, will wed Ensign Robert
Buckaew OF Norfolk.
Murder. Inc. biggie, who was hunted for
months. turned up in the army and is probably
overseas being hero by now.
Another Murder. Inc. lad twho beat the rap)
enlisted and is now an M. Pr!
C0UNDS-IN-T FIE-NIGHT: At Reuben's:
- Horace Greeley said: Go West, Young Man"
and what did he do: He stayed In New York and
got rich."
At Mother Kellys:
ION Broadway they keep telling you to keep
punching-hoping you'll knock yourself out"
Al the Park Central Cocoanut Grove:
He caught In q truth"
At the Aquarium:
"she was Iovesick she took the first pill that
came along"
At Toots Shor's:
zone Of these days a check Is gonna reach out
and grab him."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09

There is no doubt this subscriber is right BY
the way. did you read about that New YORK
husbands paycheck OF S25 week?
Takes her is hours day 10 do her house
work; from IN the morning until 10 at night.
VNEE New York Yankees nearly lost their man.
l. ager last week when Joe Mccarthy slipped
on bathrug and narrowly escaped cracking his
skull on the side of the bathtub.
l can sympathze with joe as I believe I
have slipped more rugs than any other fellow
in the original 13 states. Have never slipped on
a bathrug, but / once slipped on living room
rug while carrying tray of cocktails
%as N shorty zs a'6r dsat Sa Se ase
a law that all rugs be equipped with rug
anchors.
To return to Mr. McCarthy's accident II has
been said that most home accidents occur in the
bathroom That is not true. BY far the most
home accidents take place in the kitchen.
QUERIES from clients:
VI Q-Why is it my boy friends leave me when
I say that when / am married / would like TO
have at least four babies?
A-Well. miss, couldn't say for certain. but
II may be that remark like that Scares fellow
a little. Might be better to break the idea TO
him gradually
That is, first just talk about little blue
heaven for two with baby making IT three
Then after marriage and the first blessed
event YOU can say the baby should have some
little brothers and sisters TO play with.
Q-You refer TO Johnnie Longden as "one OF
the countryS six best Jockeys. Who are the
six best jockeys named in order of their ability?
Al, George Woolf; ?, Ralph Neves; g. Don
Meade: q, Nick Wall; 5, Alfred Robertson; g.
Johnnie Longden.
Omen are rejected for army service because
they have false teeth Isn't il true many of
the top men in our army now have false teeth?
A-lf a man has certain number OF teeth he
is not rejected for army service because ne has
some false teeth. Regret we have nothing in
our files as TO what army officers now in the
service have false teeth All we know is that
Cen George Washington had false teeth during
his active fighting career.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09

THIS morning the pup was stung by bee. He
Il was running around in circles and suffering
considerably until my Girl Friend put some
king powder on the bite and eased the pain
lie is quite expert on home remedies and
first aid.
Last fall the pup jumped into lake on
cold day and contracted Chill. My Girl
Friend took him right in hand.
First she gave him some aspirin, then
spoonful Of whisky and then wrapped him in
blanket. He dozed off and when he woke up
couple of hours later he was cured.
CiICAGOAN says he knows carpenter who
" has an average paycheck OF S120 a week
Those carpenters are certainly getting up in the
world. Before long they will be making as
much brcklayers and plumbers,
1T II silly to discuss for purposes Of COM
parison OF efficiency how many hours It takes a
woman TO do her Homework. The number Of
rooms the number Of children. and what the
woman has to do the work with all enter into
the matter" writes a Beaumont, Tex, home
manager.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09

PCY--Fort STREET W. near Junction
MA Open 1880 p. NJ. Free Chinaiene
Bowls TO Ladies. Gene Autry IN "HOME
ON The PRAIKTE." Weaver Bros. and
Elviry In "IN OLD MISSOURI"
oUnuaual Oocunafi0nas Lateaf Nswa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09

WippcN-Warrea at scuthAesd CT. siisx
WhnnLN Open 6:i5 p. N. Free Parking.
"sUBMAklNE KAIDEK," John Howard,
''MYsTERY OF MARIE ROGET" Extrat
"oUR RUSSIAN 'FRONT.' walter Huston.
WicuINCTnN--ReysI Oak. Mich. 4
WhSnlN6lUN Cooled WIN. Holden.
Frances Dee, MEET THE sTEwARTs."
"sHIPs WITH WINGS" Leslie Banks
WEST END-sss4 West Ware. Ave- We. !.
aMY FAvoRrrE BLONDE" Resi' Cum.
msassr .isABoTEgn.i-e Cartoon Mfnfutury.
WcCTnVN-wycuinE -FenheIi no. I'LL =
WboiVWN Open s;t5 p. NJ. Park Free.
Air-Cond. Comfort Anne Shirley, Dert
Arnax IN -FOUR lacks AND A I'LL"
PHtFfc Know1es. Nkrfs M0nrsE. sMryTEKY
OF MARIE ROGET The Rassiss Frvst.s
WUTTTIrR-E. JeHer.o.-G Grand nlys. Z
Will lin Open 5:i5 Cooled PARK
Free. Ladies Chinsware Night "BrrCW
MINDS THE BABY." Brod Crawford.
NINE LIVES ARE NOT ENOUGH
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. N'eh. =
WIhNDViiL Open $50. Cooled. PARK
Free. John WAYNE. '"IN OLD tALiFOR-
MA" Geo. Brent, INTERNATIONAL
LADY" Extra "0UR RUSSIAN ALLy.s
WYANDOT1E- STIC-T 'n."'ts s.,.sf
Adults zoe. Park Free. Cooled. Paul NUM-.
Geo. Raft IN .sCAnrACE.", Buck Jones
in "RIDERs or TINE WEST"
VnITp-Yovest ~ Mt Efnots Pr fsss 4
iVUh Open e:f5 r. NJ. Pat o'prisn. Gee.
Raft. BROADWAY" Henry Fonda. Gene
Tierney In RINGS ON MEN FIN0Ens."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09

80 ~ = =
hole in one are 10000
10 /. / never have made
a hole in one though
/ once made a 400-yard
hole in two.
Mrs. Herbert Leh-
man. Charming wife
of the governor OF New
York. She has had the
same maid for II years.
This is not the New
York record. but is
one for which Mrs. Leh-
man certainly deserves
honorable mention. II
takes a clever woman
10 keep a maid that
long, especially in New
York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09

~ly ROVER, WHO WI
?roudly wearing the en-
blem of the marines as
a boutonniere.
Daryl Zanuck, who
quit his Goth Century
Fox job tat $1,000
per week. considerably
relieved. II felt"
he said, that I was
merely another actor
playing a part"
Hazel Scott. who
clicked so big In Holly
wood, getting a 81, 900
bonus from MGM for
her fortnight's work.
1t. Burgess Mere
dith. VIM. Saroyan and
G.. o. Welles in the
1-2-3-dame hunters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09


GABLES in Our Alley: Gilbert Gabriel, the
- former dramatic critic, Is now an officer in
the army--somewhere in Alaska.
Before being commissioned some intimates
were requested 10 give the War Dept the low
downs on Gils character, fitness and so forth.
"How are his morals" the query
"He Is NO moral" replied chum. "he should
be sent there q missionary"
One OF the Broadway sportsmen saying
that the weather at Saratoga was never inn
portant 10 a gambler because you sleep like
a top when you're winning"
and" said veteran, "when you're losing
you spin like one"
David O. Seznick asked Sam Goldwyn:
"Why do you hire many writers for one
picture:"
Because" said SAM "from each writer get
n germ"
MEMOS of a Midnigher: The barracks in
WI which Ralph Ingersoll is quartered are
RAADisney's Bambi, Thumper and Flower are
Ft-seIlers in the toy shops already. But
Flower the toy. has brown orbs. and the novelty
in the film is a blue-eyed skunk.
Zero Mostels private performance for l. B.
Mayer on the coast-clinched his cinema luck.
Senior Z. Baleste of the Nelson Rockefeller
Committee and Alma Lee Radio City Music Hall
ballerna, have been secretly sealed for month.
Mrs Victor Natures divorce case will be
sensational
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09

VVHE Star-Spangled: Bing Crosby rumored
Washington-bound to enlist in the army,
isn't eligible. He went there for orders on
= Great Bond Drive.
I'm Power WIN will train for the Rliders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09

DRUCE BARTON. Advertising man. Mr. Bar
- ton recently made "a hole in one-his first
in 30 years of golf The odds on making
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09
Il. v. DMrIing

Nor deem the irreroeable past,
Az Wholly Wnsted, tchoiiV Uoia,
II rising on It's wrecks az last,
To something nobier Ue attain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09
On the Side

BY King Features syndieat.. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09
On Broadway
Waller WiHcheU

Trad. Marx Registered. Copyright, lsl2.
Evening star., 1942-10-29

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Co
lumbia;-In re application of DAVID
SCHAPIRO for Change of Name-Civil
ACTION No. 17427-DAyID AARON SCHA-
PRO and ESTHER TESSLER SCHAPIRO.
having fled a complaint for q judgment
CHANGING their name to DAVID SHEPPARD
and, ESTHER TESSLER SHEPPARD and
having applied to the Court for an order
Of publication of the notice required by
law. in such cases, it is. by the Court, this
18th day Of October. 1912. ORDERED that
there be, on or before the 7th day o1
November. 1912. why the prayers OF said
COMPLAINT should not be granted: Provided.
That copy of this order be published once
week for three consecutive weeks before
said day in The Washington Evening Star
and The washington Law Reporter. MAT
THEW F. MCGUIRE. Justice tSeal) A
true copy: Test: CHARLES Z. STEWART,
Clerk. BY ELEANOR E. JOBE. Deputy
CLERK. oc15.22,2Q
Evening star., 1942-10-29
FUTURE.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER L. son, Auctioneers.
TOMORROW
Commencing at 2 O'Clock AM
1894 Plymouth Sedan 90 AMY

TRgsTEEs gEIF1s SAFE sH1Ek OF @ * AMP up
GGAzLLAT1S sTREET wv, coNTAiYS. IN
MsrrR W. + HTxT. h11Ms o1L ATP S1RSAF SAFH' HOT
Lber No 1851 folio 553: ct ct see e'ooee one Of Of
tshtae she lang records Of the District of colum.
thereby. the undersigned trustees will offer
n2s,,Ssas 1os sale by p pYbie aueti0n in front q
oF s4 1HE AZ SxTH PAY
O'CLOCK. PM. the following describe
property pro in % the District Of Columbia TO-
plat recorded in the ONCE of the surveyor M
ior the District of Columbia. in Lber 81
TERMS OF SALE: one-fourth of the
to be paid in cash baancs
promissory notes Of purchaser payable in
one. two and three years. with interest at
nsvss. sS PER cent per from day Of sale
deed Of trust upon property sold, or ali
cash, at option Of purchaser. A deposit Of
Examination OF title. conveyancins. record
ing: revenue stamps and notarial fees at
cost cost; OF purchsser Terms to be complied
otherwise trustees reserve the right to
resell property at risk and cost of default
Of Seh r.ss m sons
published in Washington. D. c., or deposit
may be forfeited. or without forfeiting de-
legal or equitable rights against defaultins
EDMUND M, EMMERIcH,
CHARLES E. FRAZIER.
oc27, ddsds.exS Trustees.
NOTICE OF SALE ElSeENg To ENFORCE LIEN FOR
Notice is hereby given that on sATuR-
1912, AT rn THE HOUR 2 Of TEN ocLocK;
SATURDAY THEREAFTER until ali is dis dis.
posed Of. at the auction rooms Of c. q
th sHin street N in stufd he ey ct a NS
ton, District of Columbia the undersigned
will sell at public auction the following
barrels and contents, trunks and contents,
boxes and contents bookcases. file cabinets,
clothing pictures pianos, rugs. refrissra-
laneous household goods and personal ef-
acc account f0 Of Miss lis An Anna % e Berr, MI Mrs. % sarah
Brailow Berman. Mr.. Harald NJ. Brom-
berg Mrs; Is; Maris s., Brown, Miss Betty celby.
Jan Eser @ nsl1 Ey. 9Res MS MIS- Irens ese
Hammonds or Mrs. Nile WitheTs: Mrs. c. M
Kimsall, n.II Miss Asnss Keatinf Lloyd; Men Man
Mr.: or Mrs: Edgar = Puryear. Mrs C. NJ
Terminal Van Lines. and Mrs. q. F. Wright.
Said auction and sale will b. made
under and by virtue of Section 33 of an
t36 Stat. Part l. p. 3O1), known as the
warehouse. Receipts Act. and for the
purpose Of satisfying the lien of the
undersigned on said personal property for
storage charges and other lawful charpes
in connection with caring for an safe
gether with costs Of said sale.
Dated at Washington D. c.. this twenty
ninth day nf October. 1912
H. Randolph Barbee,
Secretary
Evening star., 1942-10-29
LOTS FOR SALE.

HOMESITES AND SMALL ACREAGE
woodland subdivision; Route 5. bet. Silver
County, Nd. AZ miles from b. C.; buy
now, our prices will advance in go days:
$500 per acre up, plated streets and roads
vestment: small cash down payment and
balance in "a month"; payments. Call
Mr.. Davis evenings. EN-. 1911. N. c.
trict 7s39.
LOTS ca 52xlOO EA.; POTOMAC RIVER
front: exclusive neighborhood; 2h miles
from District line: ideal for better grade
honae; unsurpassed view: Riparian riehts;
ofIer invited Going into service. CO.
o643 between and ~
Evening star., 1942-10-29
MAPLEWOOD,

Wisconsin ave. adjoining Naval Medical
Center and Public Health Institute-A re-
stricted subdivision: beautiful corner lot.
s.erifleed BY owner; LOG per f.: .Il i'm.
pfovements Desirable size. OIL. 6e0s; II
no answer, CO. 1857.
Evening star., 1942-10-29

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
e EP5SotgT9f 5S tgEf9fAa oF nS9
The object. Of this suit is to fauidate and
College of Christian Education, Dor- a eor-
City Of WASHINGTON. District Of Columbia: M
GeSrse Sec e. 2; Fraser e Receiver. duly sppointsd
ORDERED. that ali persons SsUin having claims rn
sssinst the coum6ia College of Christian
claim duly ,eried by hHf .mdaVit o, Of 'ni,s ths
ssiver Mu1ssg GsSTse Buidinr rFasfs 1879 Re;
Street, Northwest. Washington. D. C.. on
or before, November 3Oth. Ia42 and a a
week for three consecutive weeks in the
Masninston Law Reporter and in the Eve
ordsr n1ds Star ssa and Id further that q this
Each i.im. Of Of the known creditors, or other
true COPY test esH caARIEs sHislfs E s1rWHRr sSsR
Glerk Glsrk By H1LDA MARIE GoWEN. Deputy
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
nnted states 1GE TIE District q c.
Action No. O15.-Alvin Eugene Andrews,
havlng fled complaint for a judement
and having applied to the Court for an
order Of publication of the notice required
ny lay IN such cases: it is. by the Court,
mat All persons concerned show cause, II
aay Any 1nere be- on or before the 21st day OF
complaint should not be Tranted: Provided
That copy of this order be publishe ed
once week for three consecutive weeks
@ @9slore said day in The Evening Star and
Jhe Washington La Reporter MATTHEW
T.st MeegIHEf cHtRIf ~ Egsst!ce s .ssa2 true COPY
H1LDA MARIE GOWEN, DEPUTY Cirrk
oc2p,no5.12
Evening star., 1942-10-29
S10.950.

BEL hESDh' nL. ,..-
Attractive brick BUNGALOW bedrooms
and > baths on 1st floor, step-up dining
room. open fireplace and built-ln bookcase
in living room, recessed radiation, recrea-
tion room and lavatory in basement, gas
air-conditioned heat, car garage: large
lot. e0x10n IT,; conv. to schools and trans
Cali Mr.. Measell, EN- 3313, with
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,