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PROPOSALS.

CoN'1,iaSIo=E.a. j.. G. WAsHM4I0E.
-a.t. tn. 1895 Sealed prorC>s.. vii.
...I. 1000 A N. Mascu r. ssr ta. >'l.uIae
" I. IT, ..-rE la.t.. Gne-lr 40 n5i-. I.
Aa..a -. F-e...to fo'a CuHF'Eors Dish
Az. F.n Nle"He H.Ta. Nla,laacou>
n1o@E.. 4 g.! = .aln, Nott, &g-.o. .a No $500
t1.. I'D ..o.1.. .aa pa,v = p1s.''.", "t.. me-
on hF.n @a1 D.."0s Baia.ng
y5sasA. y ozF2 ozf29nsF oF NJ. M 2sr4Id1t 4s1fa or
COLUMBIA NA@HINGICN D C-S,uss-
-, ..5. ',AG' ~. rT,...4: (; has4ne s.t n, n.
h.s a.a q G..eo rjoa. Ea-a sE u
BE- rggg'},. By -.a Comm sonr.s at Room
14' .2' - -ol.S.. ~ -.' Wy ,..ts ,,ta-.oa. d. d
4to to ..a men, n.g aad -ead Ioud
t 2" :-. o." = b.go"'r Form. O. Hr
aau gorms Of H.a r8r.. also pc.eel,nsIc-
Bono may be s>amlaeo and .ared at tue
1,.. paine. Room Room, i. ID n..- Ba..aaa
locror OF Tare. b .. H. Sum o.,
more tn~n nre, oN .e'. will re ,.rr.s hce
% ans our general .s.'E ,.a: Up.u re-
4oaa An s..a crpeH. aA b. riluaoo
la" t."n-l- -...rt, f.. Islr TO
VA. any ..t. .'.r- ID o.. - .t .t.. an.
O. s. u.C. ga t.#4r. u.r o"9aal. u..u
lG> a.a security j. .u aa.... .at .c.-
fhtn i.o peg .em..m - ... Il the base or
~ .hf t".}a aaa sEotoc' .o 'ag eord..u-.
I'h.e ".. no. be ma'tra. t.c'o. .r
rya.4a' .HE BIDS .&"c roraf~aoh IL %!
i.'n.I IONS F" B.Gafts Attention ot
bidders Is Particularly called o rAe fc-
eatt tsn.r..'s 49, fo conditions OF employment
20 uf gasr.Ela aEc mla'm a Va-e rates 10
he paid GGCa. she contract 80 bl0dfr
MAJ h@rtW Ills b3d w.'hn thirty ,3ui
qsEN a.ler tHa ac.Ha. c#fe Of the oDer!uE
iheffg' t~aR paTaA}. pa IA Of 1aetrGc-
tons 10 B,4ders G VI THORNETr.
Serre'arE. Board O! Commissioners. \ {,
Mafca -, 1913. mhl3.l6.l617,ISl8
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all have learned to work together
as individuals. Thus far. according
to the officers here, there have been
relatively few casualties in this
service, despite the fact that the
men have the most exposed of all
positions when a ship is attacked
They are, for the most part,
picturesque lot Of mon who fill the
replacement depot here, men Of iron
nerves who are selected from the
best IN the Navy for one Of the most
essential services in the battle of
the North Atlantic.
In the same way the naval base
here keeps up revolving pool of
the essential mechanics, hospital
corpSn1en. cooks. etc. needed for the
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JULIUS ARONOFF. $50 Woodward
Building, Att0rneF.
DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED

States for the Distrr' O. Co.umb,a.
Holding Probate CGuTT -- No - HGG. Ad-
tninlst!auon This as 10 GIVE Notice, That
the subscribers. Of The District Of Co.
lumhla. have obtained from ,hr Probate
Gourt Of he DIsT.c' q Coumb 2. Letters
late Of the D4s.lIct of CclHu 1.H. deceased
Al persons haYinz claims AGAINST tNe de-
ceased are hereby warned 10 c&Elou Tho
same. with HE voucher the-caf. leaa.g
authenticated. I. thc subscribers or or
before the oaT Of March, hD l"4t
from all bcnch, Of said estate G.vcn
nndeI or haaos tn., glh day q, M..ch,
ISlDORE COHEN. 80 Buchanan NV.
l4mbla clcrs Of ~ Pl"54.e cau1t
IN 1.-THE TIE e,lsss PlsTR!cT .c coT0RTr Or llE lllE
um6s 5i.eq H6aag 5s1ses iiF Pro5so f 5oa IN T9 e.
Estale Of CHARLES B.HE&. D.eeas d.
-IpI4G FOR PUBLICATIONS Or DATE or
y -49L--i ne notification as to 'ne t.at
~ the ISSUES la 'n.s case .fla.tna 70 .ue
ya9dlty Of '1c paper Whiting dated tAe
ard CAV of DcfoDl.. 1912. pHTur9 ..e TO
be the lasJ VII and 80. tawruf o. Charlie.
Bake. deccssel haFtu. been re.nr.,ar :. TO-
SJ,,,4 o. '4e Se'G S CagiiG 80 b@5e+ 10. p" b.
op&4 oTaer I2 ot '5 Ia- Gaar 2 @8I a.e4 '} Gl-e
l9ih day Of Frtrugry 1888 !, Is ao"
lA43. ORDERED 'ha. .h.s order and lha
substance Of SAID issues he p4ba-aca once
,..r..#-. r,-.. --r
Washington Law Reporter and taaca d. week
lor the same pegoo 10 The Na.a.s o.
evening Star, and oa.d orcJr Of T..g.aEs
-. 1872 is hereby amcaGrc ro sofa. as
substance o, sand Issue. 1r.rs follows.
One was ,te paper writing flied .u .l.-
Court and beaE.nE ra', 'ua %ra gar OF
otio9ef. i4is 'ht AS VIII snc testament
~ Charles Baker Cs.e.yce Two Was
TIE sad papeE %E..na oa.eo the Hrf d.,
pt ociob'r 4Ai-. puIpustIu. .o tr ..e
last vii. and te>san... o. Charles Har...
deceased executed ana a--s>t.a +. c".
form. as I"oalred by .aa I.rs. Was
the SAID Charles BaEe. d. HE -H. o.. tur
knowledgIne ry hm n lie .s. 1a.r-
tTart5 I'm 'ts...1. 60. a. 81 ..!.-
,"t'',. ~ A-l Jog. '-' Efn.. q!
said Charles Baker deceaeec by f,a.d o.
Baker by Selma Woo1fara or any o.5s~
PaaPer wtiilrF Gated Ihc 5ld Cay of october.
1870. obtained or '.c execution thereof
procured from he laid Charles HaErr de-
Or coercion o. Selma Wootto5G ar aas
other person or persons S-y'h Is the
sg9aIare On ss.a paper Rr1"He dated fae
b the signature Of the SAID Charles
Baker dcCe"aed u fac. The >laua ..r. Of
the ssiC Charles B.asg. o,cea-eda S.gertt.
ere TIE oaycafors Lawrence II Bake Rua
Eoan.el4. o-.}rT Mqli i-"me!y- Irene s.on1.
Nswman,, Corporal Taom&. Rarrol or
any Of hem. he fc.rs. at Law and nozt
q kln OF thG s4-a Cna-.ca Bake. o,-
corrections JuIILs $ AROHOFF a.. 7rr's
F. FbBY ~ o,s9 s9a ,.7oo1I E9r[HsQ% GS,. s,,oae
{ tT9e cory, h.tesl 'vicfoR S MEHsSs5H.
msa sstF Gerk e WI Il tsd sor Fe Py5B5,s P cag # Co
NH I3,s,l0.Io,lT22.%4
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ALBERT BRICK, Attorney,
6I1 Deurike Building.

N The DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United states for the District of Co
lumb.a.- Ellen J Tickle, Plaintiff. vs..
Walter Tickle, Detendant.-.No. $500
The object 0l this suit is absolute divorce
on The grounds Of dcscTDon for Two
wears On motion Of The plalntiff !. is
this sth dey Of March, l942 ordered thar
the defendant. Walter Tickle. cause his
appearance n be entered herein on or
before the fortlcth day. exclusive nf sun
esys and le2sl holidays, occurring afto
order otherwise the cause VIII he pro
ceeded with rs in case Of default Pro
Nided. COPY Of this order b. published
once week for three successive weeks IN
the WASHINGTON Law Reporter and the
WASHINGTON EVerng Star before said day
81 JAMES NJ. PROCTOR. Justice (SeaIl
Attest. CHARLES I STEWART. Clerk
By HILDA MARIE GOWEN Deputy CLERK
Evening star., 1943-03-17
Tourist Trode Drops

MeXicO's tourist trade continues
to slump, only 883 foreign cars en-
terlng Mexico City in recent
month compared with 2.070 in the
corresponding period of the year
before
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GEO. II. CALVERT, Jr., 5o7 T St NV.
Attorney.

DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNITED
states for nc Distuct OF Co,pmola.
Holding Probate Coutt-No 81 fo", Ad-
ministrstiOn This is to Give Notice That
the subscriber. Of the District Of Columbia.
has obtained from the Probate Court of
the District Of Columbia, Letters TeSta-
late Of the District Of Columbia deceased.
All persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit The
authenticated. to the subscriber, on or
before the lth day Of March, AID 1914 !;
rom ali beneat OF ssd ''G estate GPeR
under my hand this 18th day of March
1at3. ROSALIE WALKER, 420 81. NE
tSeall Attest. VICTOR s MERSCH. Req
lister OF Wills for the District OF Columbia,
Clerk of he Probate COMrt- NH 1.n4-2
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STUART II. robson. Attorney.
Investment Bldg.

~ THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Unlred States for the District Of Co
lunlbia Bertha Louise Holmes, 1916 l4th
s.. NV. Plaintiff vs.. Solomon Holmes,
Shelby, North Carolina, Defendant -ClNl
Action No ih546.--The object Of this sult
X to obtain. an absolute divorce on The
grounds OF five 81 years voluntary sep
srauon. On motion of the plaintiff !. is
the defendant. solomon Holmes. cause his
appearance 10 be entered herein on or
before the fortieth DAY, exclusive of sun
days and legal holidays. occurring after
the day Of the first publication Of tins
order. Otherwise the cause VII be pro-
ceeded with as N case Of default Pro
Nded, copy Of this order be published
once week for three Successive weeks IN
the WASHINGTON Law Reporter aud The
Evening Star before said day s. JANIS
NJ. PROCTOR. Justice Seal Attest
CHARLES F. STEWART CLERK BY HILDA
MARIE GOWEN. Deputy CLERK
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HENRY H LEFFERTS. 900 + st. Nv.
Attorney.

States for he DIstrict of C0.umols
Holding Probate Court.-No. 6Ig4I. Ad-
mlnistratlon This Is TO GIVE Noucc That
the subscriber, Of the District Of Columbia.
has obtained from The Probate Court Of
the District Of COLUMBIA, Letters TcSta-
mentary on the estate of Edward J WIlyer.
late Of the District OF Columbia. deceased
Al persons having claims agaInsf The de-
ceased are hereby warned 70 exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof. legally
before The ON day Of March. AID 1894.
Otherwise they may by !aw be excluded
l9as tnder M NV oS9 Saaa I'll 'o dSn da2 os A5lch @
1a43 ELSIE ROGERS WILVEF. SIS
Galla4n ST NV Seal Ares. VICTOR
District Of Columbia, Clerk oc NE Probate
Court mil 1.3f.%l
ILL. .nnNrnrt- .,.,n ,s--- ,-----,
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destroyers and other units which put
in here for repairs after the North
Atlantic battles with storms. sub
marines and attacks from the
clouds
Evening star., 1943-03-17

If YOU buy, our airmen fly. Get
War savings stamps now
Evening star., 1943-03-17
NaW's Armed Guard!
For Merchant Ships
Resi- in Londonderry
Recuperute in Depot
After GrueIIIng Task
Of Resisting Attacks
Bv THOMAS X. HENRY.
Star staff Correspondent

(
LONDONDERRY tBy Mail A
depot Of specially trained armed
guards for merchantmen is main
tanned Al the United States Navy
base here.
These are Navy enlisted mon who
serve in teams Of from 10 TO 90
each team usually in charge Of an
ensign, and SO far as possible these
units are kept together. Every
month. however, requirements arrive
and so into the general pool from
which an armed merchantmen is
able to draw for its return trip
across the Atlantic
At least one other such depot is
maintained III the United States
The sailors are specially trained in
anti-aircraft gmnery for scouting
enemy planes, the source of most Of
the trouble which can be fought off
by the merchantmen itself. There
is very little il can do. OF course,
against a submarine attack.
These armed-guard teams con-
stiute an essentially new branch
and about the toughest, most haz-
arCOuS and most adventurous-ln
the naval service. Much of the basic
training was received ins Tangier
Sound, off Chesapeake Bay. where
the men who now form the nucleus
Of the service became experts in
about every form of anti-airCraft
weapon
Nerve -Eacking Job.
Even compared TO the crews of
merchantmen, these sailors have a
nerVe-raCkng uncomfortable lob
An antl-aircraft gun of any type
must be kept in the open, ready TO
go into instant action with no
instructions above it as soon as a
hostile plane is sighted This means
that the crews must spend 4 great
deal Cf their time exposed to the
elements Of the North Atlantic
They keep up the usual schedule of
tour hours on du'y and eight of,
but when they are on the lob there
is no opportunity for a second S
relaxation Of the nervous strain.
Also they are subjec, TO all the
butfettmg Of North Atlantic storms
on the unSheItered decks
The most frequent causes which
bring them to the Nays base hos
pItal here are broken arms and legs
But also the nerve strain is so great
that man seldom is allowed to
make more than three or four voV-
ages without being Withdrawn.
either here or in The United States.
and sent 10 a rest camp Here II
is just outside the walls Of a large
private estate in Northern ireland
and 1t doubtless Will be a charming
place when spring comes
Rotate Rest PERIODS.
The IDEA, Il was explained by off,
GERS here. is that of a constantly
moving wheel A man is given all
needed medical attention and as
SuIoa Of good rest before he ls
sent to sea again BuG IS soon as
he leaves the Londonderry base there
Is a.WayS new man needing a
chance TO leCupcratc 10 take his
place And with the same sort Of
mechanism on The other side, the
wheel is kept rotating
The men O. The armed guard sery-
ice have an especially high esprit
de corp for once on The merchant
man they are On their own. the
representatives ot the Navy tradl-
ton IN an otherwise CIVILIAN SET
tins And. since the teams are bro-
ken uo as seldom as possible. they
Evening star., 1943-03-17
WILKES, McGARRAGRY & ARTS, Tower
Building, ATTORNEYS.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Hodns SsaisS pBseeh ne Dsrlft Of cq3i2 az
mnistration.--Thls is to Give Notice That
the subscriber, of the District Of Columbia.
has obtained from the Probate Court Of
the District Of Columbia, Letters Testa-
mentary on the estate Of Anna NJ Gross,
late Of the District Of Columbia, deceased
All persons having claims against the
. deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated, TO the subscriber. on or
before the u tn day OF March, AID 1874:
otherwise they may by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate Given
under my hand this nth dav Of March.
la43. HULDA MARIE ERROL-JOHNSCN
2o02 81. NV, tSealD Attest. VICTOR
= District Of Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
Court. mhi7|4.Hl
J. MATTHEWS NEALE. 1901 18th st
1p43. LENA LEVIN, 1910 Iowa Avenue,
NV, Attorney.
Evening star., 1943-03-17

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
- States for the District OF Columbia,
nPlding pT0natf nT bGs CourN0 No Hd a a.
the subscriber. of the District Of ColumDla,
has obtained from the Probate Court Of
the District OF Columbia, Letters Testa-
mentary on the estate of James F Neale
sr., late Of the District of Columbia, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof LEGALLY
AUTHENTICATED; to the subscriber. on or
before the OH day Of March, AID 1874:
otherwise they may by law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate Gwen
under my hand this 10Th dav Of March,
1a4S. LUCY NEhJE. 5000 10Th S
NV tSealD Attest. VICTOR s NERSCH
REGISTER Of wills for the District Of Co
lpmbis Clerk Of the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1943-03-17

IN y HE DISTRICT COURT OF ME
United States Tor the District of Co
lgm6ia In re Application Of Cathrne
oiea Howell for. Change Of Name civil
having filed complaint for ludament
ChsnsInE hcr name TO O.Ea Morosof. and
Of publication Of the notice. required by
law IN such eases u IS. by ne Court, this
st day Of March. 1888. ORDERED that
there be on or before the 18th day Of
March. 1913 why the PRAYERS Of sand
complaint should not be granted Provided.
That 2 copy of this order he published
once week for three consecutive weeks
before said dav in The Evening Star and
The Washlneton Law Reporter. 50 JAMES
NJ PROCTOR Justice tSealb A true
COPY Tcst. CHARLES T STEWART,
CLERK By HILDA MARIE COWFN. Deputy
Clerk rlh =, ,lD.l
Evening star., 1943-03-17
MERCIREX sx1s s.. +;
LEGAL NOTICES.

n. MAN AMMERMAN. Investment bldg,
Washington, ID. c, ATTY. for Complainant.
Evening star., 1943-09-05

him, and he now remembered that they were
both very deaf.
But this did not seem enough to account
for the total block in communication. That
strange atmosphere of packed cotton! He felt
deaf himself Suddenly he realized. The
monograph! 1t was hurting forth nasal deci-
balls by the million, The Ride of the Valkyrie.
The room was full of it; there was space for
no other sound He stepped over and strangled
the instrument. There's blackout!" he
shouted once more.
Dur there hasn't been any ALARM" the
two Millers said.
4'But there has," he screamed.
1--WE didn't hear il" They were following
him about now, dazed and plaintively pro-
Evening star., 1943-09-05

as he had gone far enough away. He noted
as he strolled that his eyes were piercing the
darkness extraordinarily well tonight. That
must be because of the carrots he had been
munching so docilely all these many weeks.
He turned corner, and gave long whistle.
The Miller house, on its knoll, looked like
lighthouse. 1t was pouring out light by every
one of its large windows, which all faced
the sea.
He stamped up the back porch. beat at the
door. burst into the living room - and into
strange feeling of being in space packed
with cotton. The poor old Miller couple
were sitting placidly side by side. hands on
knees. There's blackout!" Bill roared. a
bit angry with the urgency. They continued
to sit there, hands on knees, blinking up at
Evening star., 1943-09-05

testant, as he strobe here and there, swapping
out lights. The lights were all OF extra
ordinarily high voltage; and as he pulled az
cords, snapped levers and turned KNOBS
understanding was soft in his heart. These
poor old people, with the dulled senses, still
seeking sound, still seeking light!
He inspected their bedroom. Only one
window; he covered it with blanket Inc
room opened into the bathroom. Good; sui
better, the bathroom had only one small Vln-
dow; he blacked it out with the bath mat. he
moved the phonograph into the bedroom, ana
shooed the old people in after it.
Stay here till come back" ne COM
manded, seeking to keep his voice gente
while he must roar an inch from their ears
Further patrolling finally convinced hlm
TW-s-5-D
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Mm cicrk
CommendKH fuh
SchoolHA


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MOSS POINT -.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

MIS- & A Gfaisam NJ ne
r. cowan Mr. G 2 wasa ana
Mr. Gfreury wpxi atfr visitors
r Mobile Saturday
Mrs 7 r. Spene4l Mr. Il A
escork ami Miss Virginia Pes
eezk Spent Saturday in Mobile
ars s Prtsfarll and a7n Mart.
arc cnlayinr = rskst - Mobile
with relatives
NJ ! A Knlllus = ssnainE
hS atvk With relatives n No
bale
MfS Jullus Nlkglns and Mrs
a. G. prlfchctt visited MH2 d r
Stevens IL Mes Orleans ukef TIA
seek end Master Hsb Stevens
returned with them tn b tire
guest 81 MS Kfandraofhef Mr. A
l. Todd n Moss puius Cor ise
Nteks
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Mr.. and Mrs. tt.
Kirkwood OF Wade
Have Anniversary

SUNDAY tsnuase II lpsa Mak
3 happy aae - sbe 7 . Kht
efaa haans IS Waae Nhen sissl
diem sud friends a~atfasxa Ffge
u extend greetings and sl
washss 10 iEssm 81 tsfsf STA wHA
ainR anniversary
Thfs happy ensfpH have bssn
htcst msfh fNe sisliafnn ieasf
boys and ane eHI fafee - atnsm
afs eflfi Hs8Ha Msss8s Ffaga ans
Hufen kIgkSfss6 aua ges4r mag
'hsaf pafenia s. Waae asre nm
- - ~ Ernest KlgkNseM 81
Chamt3fahs4fa Is and MA "
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-22
Mary Reed Circle
Elects Officers
Al Monday Meeting


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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-22
Mrs. c. c. Clark
At Touro fnfiFmuFY
For Operation

Admirers - Hrs E G CLARK
II Gutfp0ft STATE WNsl4eHf II
the Misaissipp Sssfe Parent
Teaehfr Ass8e6aHlan AHH - "a
tfesaed 70 ieaFn fhsf a4 eHiead
Tfafn infnuzafY II NeN Ofieans
iass week - undergo - aEafa
ftnh
MfK CLARK has NAeatea - saF
CauntF 5 ni1utsf = times n net
efflrsl cauestfs afa Hs famfa
lsgKe R0s5p M fFW8as ~
41airiarNea aHu Nah - Aa 3
ReedV recovery
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-22
Mrs. SuthoH Honors
Daughter With
Skating PortY

Mr. W II Suthaff entertained
4 her horne On THURSDAY after
noon. January u ulth , skating
marty ia honor II heI daughter
peggy. wha eelehfstcd her eleT.
eufh birthday
Skafine Was enjoyed during tire
1gtefnnon. Guests Nefe Invites
nte me hnsns ahefH Iee cream
and caks wene served from =
pfetfily decorated table e. eieven
ffNnds WIN enio*ea fhts happy
erssion with reexY
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-22
Announcement Made
OF Engagement OF
Miss Stevenson

Mt ard Mft 4 & sieksnsoa
ef Mgss fHnf M@ annatnes
err enAAFeFHsFt ard anpf paxhlne
maftiaRt oa their detlahtxf. hea
lah b. NJ Morris u wnkinaon.
sspn - ~ sna Ms " a vii
kin~sn ~ Meridian Miss
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-22
impromptu Bridge
Club Entertained
By Mrs. Beordslee

Mr. c S Brardzifa entertained
The lniprufnpsn Bridge Club 81
saef hnsne on Thara1as affe8nrn
Mrs. Thnsnas cesllean received
re high acgfe pfIze
A deiirihags aasaa na81se asih
tes vss arped = tla eIaa 4 tit
Esfnes 10 Me4asfHsa Thomas
gtaalon r e spsua + Hss
Niiloughby J p Bazafd 7 Q
Mahy A ] Franklin S Peter
ztil ard Spefncef BeEE1e
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Meeting Of Sarah
Eddlsmun Circle
with Mrs. Holloway

a antxtfA4 4 s NMAh K
un Eaee 80 ~
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nsnssss esssh sac he
nsaN 1saasse 81 IL
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EXPLANATION

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mafflsEe - 49, IamHsza Haass
srsn 30 1T B@slII II shf nafNoH
go 81 ths sneae EzasAal saaaFet
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Morgan offhelaAnk
Attendants essa 49, kasA e
Nan ard LosM Murray
Ri ane Mrs. HKzH zee ssa
q hasae = 81 Orange street
Rala
Nf EeEi Is Il - - szs
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