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Evening star., 1946-12-02
Navy Plane Vunishes
On Hop From Roanoke

Air Rescue Service at Andrews
Field announced today that a Navy
single-engine, low-wing plane. an
F-6-F, has been missing since yes
terday afternoon when it took off
from Roanoke, Va, for Millington,
Tenn. near Memphis.
Officials said the plane apparently
got off Its course and may have
crashed. Names of pilot and eo-pilot
were not reported here, but the men
are not believed to be from the
Washington area. Air Rescue Serv-
ice is directing the search.
Evening star., 1946-12-02
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Evening star., 1946-12-02
Weather
Continued From First Page.)

piers about 3 am, apparently due
to the wind. Many river craft and
ether property were endangered. but
police and fire boats brought the
ship to the former Coast Guard
dock at $50 Maine avenue SsW..
lAbput two blocks distant. hefore
damage was done.
~ Another boat dragged anchor AL
most all the way across Washington
Channel. indicating the strength OF
the wind. However, the owner
boarded the craft and declined po-
lice assistance.
Eight alarms attributed to cold
weather causes included fires in a
chimney, an oil stove, a shed, four
automobiles and a house.
Timed with the dropping tenn
Evening star., 1946-12-02
Cool
Continued From First Page }

Sonnet had the witness read into
the record complete regulations for
Government operation and other
documents designed to refute the
argument that such operation was
token"
When Welly K. Hopkins, chief
counsel for the United Mine Work
ers, objected to repetition" ques-
tions by Mr. Sonnett. Justice Colds
borough said he considered the Gov
ernment was laying the foundation
to show changes and interpretations
Evening star., 1946-12-02

You'llshe a better citizen and .
better worker If you buy United,
States Savings Bonds, especially
through the payroll savings plan at
your Office or shop.
Evening star., 1946-12-02

WOMEN OF THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS committee appoint
ments at the opening Commission Of
Women at the Union today Cleft to right
Miss Minerva Dominican Republic chairman;
Mary Cannon United States delegate and Mrs Ofelia
Machada de Benvenuto Uruguay Star Stan Photo
Evening star., 1946-12-29

butter and blend with -four. Add
cream and oyster juice to milk and
cook three minutes. Add seasonings
and simmer Is minutes. Place over
hot water and add oysters. Season
rice to taste with salt and pepper,
melted butter and a bit of grated
onion. Arrange in ring on hot platter.
Pour oysters and sauce in center,
garnish with chopped parsley. Serve
with relish. Yield: portions.
1t seems but yesterday when our
little church in Stockdale, Kan, made
great to-do over it's annual oyster
stew. Everyone came: the section
boss and his family. the bachelor
banker and his girl. and farmers of
the valley. There we're gallons upon
gallons of soup, barrel of oyster
crackers, landed estate of celery.
The suppers were held in the big
hall over John Sweets general store.
The milky sea smell of soup curled
through the warm air. You could
smell it, sweet as heaven, as you
came up the stairs. Eight o'clock and
the first tables we're filled - the ladies'
of the committee served the brimming
soup plates.
How pleasant to the fingers were
the neat little oyster crackers, so
crisp and tongue-tickling of salt You
dropped them on the stew's pale
surface. They stayed crisp in the mid
die. they went soggy at the edges.
Something for the teeth to crunch,
yet soft milk goodness for the tongue.
Evening star., 1946-12-29

Big soup spoons Piled the savory,
sea-scented broth from brimming
bowl to mouth. You swallowed the
hot fluid and it flowed down with easy
grace. Almost everyone saved his
oysters to last and chewed them one
by one. For oysters then were a
rarity to cow-country folks.
Myra Sweet directed the making of
the soup. just as she always did, and
just as always. everyone said, "Myra,
your soups better than usual this
year. How about another helping?'
The price was Is cents for a plate.
N.Y.. Sweets Oyster ss~p
medium onion
celery stalk
3 tablespoons butter
3 cups whole milk
cup oyster juice
Salt
Pepper
3 dozen shucked oysters
Paprika
Mince onion and celery and fry in
two tablespoons of melted butter until
transparent and golden, but not
brown. Bring milk and oyster juice
to boiling point and add minced
vegetables and seasonings to taste.
Boil two minutes. Wash oysters and
add to the milk mixture with one
tablespoon butter. Without boiling,
allow the stew to heat until the edges
of the oysters curl. Garnish with
paprika. Yield: servings.
Evening star., 1946-12-29

better with age Hold corked and
stored in a cool place.
Swing wide the door and let the
New Year in After the toasts and
the clamor the supper is served.
Something hot for the main dish
to set we'll on that liquid foundation
from the toasting bowl Hail the
New Year! A cheer for the oyster!
cuxxisA Oysters
3 dozen oysters, shucked
2 tablespoons butter
2 tablespoons -four
Evening star., 1946-12-29
Brimmins With Oysters BY c,rnrrr,rr rADD,ryonD
After the toasts and
the clamor serve these
savory supper dishes

nYsTERs belong to the holidays as
~ surely as the perfume of the
roasting birds and the music of the
bells.
Remember that half-dozen barrels
of real. native oysters Sam Pickwick
carried along in the coach to the
Christmas party at Dingley Dell?
How were they served? MIR. Dickens
doesn't tell. But guessing is easy.
They were eaten half-shell, eaten
as the Walrus and the Carpenter ate
them in Alice's Looking Glass Land
-o only pepper added, few drops of
vinegar with bread on the side.
Here's an improvement on that
long-ago sauce It's called mignonette
and we give it exactly as it is made by
Theophile Kieffer, chef of the Sherry
Netherlands Hotel in New York CITY:
Take one-half cup white wine vine
gar, add three teaspoons coarsely
cracked pepper and three shallots
finely chopped. Store in covered glass
jar or bottle and allow to stand three
days in the refrigerator before serving
as an oyster dunk The sauce grows
Evening star., 1946-12-29

~ Juice from the oysters and enough
cream to make cup
l cup milk
u teaspoon curry powder, mixed
to paste with milk or water
Cayenne
Bay leaf
Salt
a cups hot, cooked rice
Chopped parsley
Drain oysters through sieve and
save juice. Pick over, removing bits of
shell. Dry on a clean towel. Melt
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-07
NAVY VISITORS ARE INVITED, METHODIST
 CHURCH SOC. ROOMS

If any of the men from the visiting cruiser and destroyer have a yen to write a letter, would like a cup of coffee, doughnut or would like some information and good will strictly on the house, they are invited to stop in at the sc cial room of the Methodist Church, directly across from the Federal building. The room will be open today and Monday through the day and evening.
 Sunday evening, following the Sunday evening service, Jack Pope joy is showing his excellent color ed motion pictures of salmon fish ing. airplane shots, and other shots of the Juneau vicinity The visitors perhaps can get @ good idea of what else they ought to see from Jacks pictures-shown in the church social rooms, during the fellowship hour.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-07
HARbOR NEWS

Motor Rebuild has had repair jobs on four boats this week The shop did engine repairs on Char lie Establishments boat Aurora, from Pelican; worked over the halibut gurdies on the Emma. John Wint CTS, skipper; and the Minx had a new reduction gear installed.
 Colin Merrill, fisherman who las been building bis own boats since before World War l, has his lnew 25-foot craft, the Albatross, down at the Small Boat Harbor iThe engine, a 90-horse Kermath, is installed now and Merrill plans to have the Albatross rigged and ready to sail soon.
 The Presbyterian Mission boat, M S. Princeton-Ha was scheduled ! to pull out at ? o'clock this morn- ing on a trip south to Ketchikan and way points, recurring up the West Coast of Prince of Wales Island gathering students for the opening of Sheldon Jackson junior college at Sitka.
 The Hacienda, owned by Gale Carver and Jack Noyce, pulled out of Juneau yesterday afternoon on hunting and fishing expedition. Noyce hopes they may even get a mountain goat. Last week Carver and Noyce bagged a 1,o00-pound bear at Hawk Inlet.
 rr,...11.,. Nro o1 A cEr 1.o- o......e i,,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-07

Troller No 31-A-657, has come in from summer fishing, and owner T. Boynton hopes to make a trip to the States this month, if he can find a way to get to Seattle
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-17
rs Grocers Belong
To "Home Service

Home Service stores, organized
in the spring of 1880 with Is local al
grocers cooperating and today 20
grocers belong to the lively organ
ization which is headed by Il. o.
Roebuck, president.
Formed out of the original group
was the Wilmington Retail Groc'
ers association, member OF the
state and national ASSOCIATIONS
which today effects savings ny >
quantity buying OF merchanolse'
and which enables the group u
solve vexing business problems by
cooperation.
Secretary of the group is George
Sternberger, treasurer is "A. L.
King while the board of directors
includes w. Albert Brown, Jesse
Hobbs, l.. L. Mills, Henry Herring
Love Davis, Ernest Rogers Harry
McCabe and Joe Reaves.
The association, which meets
twice a month, is made up Oh me
following officers: -.
]. c. Parker. president, Miss
Elizabeth Bate. secretary, W. u.
Mills, treasurer, and directors
Martin Won Oesen, John Fox. W..
D. Mills, E. L. Rogers, H. L. NC
Cabe, A. H. Frady, J. B. Creecn,
D. E. Jones, R. H. Williams and
Paul T. Marshburn.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-17
w ] N e.
JACKSONVILLE, N. c.
1910 ON YOUR DIAL
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY II

JACKSONVILLE, N. C.
1910 ON YOUR DIAL
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY II
Am.
s:oo-Farry Four.
8:15-St. Julia Church.
8 83o-Songs by Lily Pons.
900-Classical Hour
9:30-The Lutheran Hour.
10:00-UP news.
1o:o5-voice of Divine Wisdeom.
1O:2o-Bertrand Hirsch
10:30-Chaplain Jirn-MBS.
1l:00-Local Church Service.
12:o0-Non- Time Reporter-(noon).
PM.
12:15-Frankie Carle.
12:3O-This is Music
1:oo-American Radio Warblers-MBS.
1:15-Ilka Chase-MBS.
1:30-The Quiet Hour.
2:OO-Pro Arte Quartet-MBS.
2:3O-Bill Cunningham-MBS
2:45-Dale Carnegie-MBS.
3:00-Old Fashioned Revival Hour-TN.
4:o0-Murder is My Hobby-MBs.
4:3o-True Detective stories-MBS.
5 5:00-The ShadoW-MBS.
5:30-Quick as a Flash-MBS.
6:00-Nick Carter-MBS.
6:30-Cedric Foster-MBS.
6:45-Fulton Lewis, Jr.-MBS.
7:Oo-Lest we Forget.
7:15-Your New Home.
7:3o-World's Most Honored Music.
8:00-Mediation Board-MBS.
8:3o-Don't Be A sucker-MBS.
8:45-Gabriel Heatter-MBS
9:00-Exploring the Unknown-MBs.
9:30-Double or Nothing-MBS.
10 :00-Freedom of Opportupnity-MBS.
1o:3o-The Sunday Night Show.
11:00-Tomorrow' Headlines.
II :15-Sign Off
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-17
PENNEY'S is STILL
AMONG THE LEADERS

The J. c. Penny company depart
ment store, 2O9-211 N. Front street,
today is continuing to render ex-
cellent service to discriminating
buyers under the maaagershlp OF
E. H. Switzerland.
May 7, 1887, Penny's held gaia
grand opening sale in new, enlarg-
ed quarters designed to render the
best possible service to customers
who appreciate convenient ar
rangement of articles.
On the first floor of Penny's, the
customer finds mems clotnlng'
mems furnishings, work CLONES
and shoes, women's furnishings
hosiery, lingerie, and also a Well
stocked Boys department.
Penny's balcony features mil,
linery, coats and suits, dresses ana
Girls department with mousse
coats, robes and sports wear. Oli
the second floor are piece gooos'
curtains, drapes, blankets, spreaos'
sheets, towels, infants wear, 1oullo-
alton garments and cotton shop'
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-17
Gen. Vandegrift Ends
Two-Day Lejeune Visit

CAMP LEJEUNE, Feb. IS =
Gen. A. A. Vandegrift, Marine
Corps conmandant, visiting Maj.
Gen. John Marston here, left today
following a two-day informal stay.
He was guest of honor at recep-
ton last night in the officers club.
Yesterday morning the general
toured the base with stops at Court
house Bay, the rifle range and
other areas. He and his party
are travelling by motor car.
Dial 2-3311 For Newspaper Service
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-17
RADIO
WILMINGTON
WMFD l4Oo-KC

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY IL
AM.
7:30-Church of God
800-NeWs summary.
815-Pentecostal church.
9:09-Correspondents Arou nd the
World.
9:15-Musical Reveille.
10:00-Voice of Prophecy.
10:30-The Southernaires.
11:00-St. Paul's Lutheran church.
12:00-This Week Around the World
(noon).
12:31Music for Sunday
1:00-John B. Kennedy-NeWs.
I:15-ttar N ewsreeI
1:30-Easy Listening.
1::55-Your Sunday Neks Extra with
George Gum.
2:00-Old Fashioned Revival Hour.
3:00-Elmer Davis-news.
3:15-Sunny Days.
3:30-Johnny Thompson and 1Nne
Woods.
4:00-Darts for Dough.
4:30-Mary Small Show.
5:00-Jones and I.
5:30-Counterspy.
6:00-Philco Hall of Fame.
6:30-Sunday Evening Party.
7:00-DreW Pearson-neWs.
7:15-Don Gardner-neWs.
7:301Quiz Kids
8:o0-Ford Sunday Evening Hour.
9:00-Walter WincheH.
9:15-Louella Parsons.
9:3o-LaGardia Speaks for Liberty.
9:45-Jimmy Fldler.
10 :00-Theater Guild
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-17

highlights of the news of the week
in and around New Hanover coun-
ty. Its your Star-Newsreel, WMFD,
Ills p. M, today.
WMFD-This Week
MAN On The Street." Monday,
Wednesday, Friday, 1:45 p. M,
by remote from in front of Belk-
Williams; Request program, Tues
day, Wednesday, 7:30 p. M; Bap-
tist hour, Tuesday, Sis p. M; Jay
Gee, Wednesday, Sis p. M; Will
mington American Legion on the
air, Wednesday, 8:45 p. M; Wes-
leyan Methodist, Thursday, SIS
p. M; Rotary, Saturday, p. M. );
Veterans Administration, Satur-
day, 6:45 p. m.
In Passing
Charlie Gaylord, former WMFD
announcer, now attending UNC, in
the city for the weekend. 1t.
Cmdr. J. K. Stafford, Merchant
Marine, well-known in this area,
will be discharged from service
tomorrow. In town for few days
the commander told the boys some
interesting war stories at a bull
session" in Wenberg's yesterday.
=. Claude O'Shields off to Wilson
to attend a Jaycee conference. q.
Charlie Walkup giving the boys the
low-down on the basketball situa-
ton. George Petty is the oldest
working barber in town, we are in
formed by Ed Hess. "A hello to
Marion Bruff as she hurries off to
business. Max Register comes
up with this one: Some gals always
manage to do their worst when
they look their best. Ken Kava-
naugh, serious about organizing a
new band with Vance Smith, Jr.,
under the banner of the local A.
IL. They started the ball rolling
yesterday and we should be hear
ing something definite on the sub
|ject this week. :.
Just A Word
About Wilmington's Man On
The Street. program which makes
it's initial appearance over WMFD
at 1:45 p. m, tomorrow. This
broadcast, the first of its kind to be
presented locally, holds promise OF
being a Knockout It is a public
features presentation Of WMFD
and offers cash prizes for par
ticipants. It will be broadcast, Tor
the time being, from in front OF
Belk-Williams. The public is in
vited to participate. It's your pro-
gram, drop by at broadcast time
tomorrow and every Wednesday
and Friday and join in the fun.
In fact, you can earn some moola
while enjoying the proceedings.
The whole program is under the
supervision of Tom Cause, WMFD
production chief, and yours truly
will be quiz master.
And
Remember, for spot news from
Wilmington and vicinity, listen to
the STAR-NEWS round The Town
Reporter at 1:25 and 6:25 p. M,
every day. On Sundays its the
STAR-NEWSREEL 1:25 p. M, for
the searchlight on the news as 1t
happens in New Hanover county.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-17
Over The Airways
-By BEN McDONALD-
The Readers Write:

Dear Ben: I've heard many tale about fishermens $
os but this is absolutely positively as true as it
% fantastic. There are, according to my informant wit
sses to prove that it happened know there are lot of
fishermen who read the StarNew and think this little
orv will interest them. won't mention the names of the
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-17

Singing Canaries- Program-MBS-bas
1:15-America United, Forum - NBC
Orson Welles Weekly Comment = ABC
nka Chase's Broadcast = MBS-basic
1.30IJ. of Chicago Roundtable NBC
LYMAN Bryson's Commentator CHS
Sammy Kave's Serenade; NeWs-ABC
SUNDAY Afternoon Song Time - MBS
1:4@Ed Murrow's Commentary CHS
2:00-Stars Concert with Barlow - NBC
Magazine Theater and Guests - CHS
Dorothy Claire with Her Songs - ABC
Pro krte Quartet in Concert = MBS
2:30-John Charles Thomas Song-NBC
HOLLYWOOD Star Time Dramas = CHS
Sunday Vespers via the Radio - ABC
Bill Cunningham in Comment - MBS
2:45-Dean M Thompson Talk - MBS
3:00-Parade of Music. Max Hill-NBC
N Y. Philharmonic Symphony - CHS
Elmer Davis in Commentary - ABC
Songs from Along the Trail - MBS
3:15-The Galen Drake Program ABC
3 3:30-One Mans Family, Drama - NBC
Johnny Thompson. Ilene Woods - A3C
The Vera Holly Song Program - MBS
4:0o-National Forum 8. Guests NBC
Melody Fantasy : ABC-New England
Darts for Dough, Quiz other ABC
Murder Is My Hobby, Mystery = MBS
4;3o-Jazz VS.. Classics Matinee - NSC
Nelson Eddy Concert & Guests - CHS
Mary Small in a Sunday Revue-ABC
Detective Mysteries via Radio - MBS
5:oo-NBc Symphony Concert - NBC
Family Time & Patrice Munsel - CHS
Jones and l. Safety Drama ABC
The Shadows Mystery Series = MBS
5::30-Gene Autry and Song ShoW-CBS
David Harding, a Counterspy - ABC
Quick as a Flash in a Quiz - MBS
5::45-Bill Shirer's Commentary - CHS
6:00-The Catholic Radio Service-NBC
Adventures f Ozzie & Harriet - CBS
Hall of Fame. Paul Whiteman ABC
Nick Carter, Detective Drama MBS
6:30-Great Gildersleeve Comedy-NBC
The Baby Snooks Comedy Show-CBS
Sunday Evening Party Music = ABC
Cedric Foster & His Comment MBS
6:45-Fulton Lewis. Jr., Commit = MBS
7:00-Jack Benny Comedy Show - NBC
Adventures with the Thin Man - CHS
Drew Pearson and Commentary - ABC
Operate Review, Solos & Orch.-MBS
7:15-News Summary for Is Min.-ABC
7:30-The Bandwagon Broadcast - NBC
Blondie-Dagwood Comedy Skit CHS
Quiz Kids and Joe Kelly NC. ABC
Adventures in Rhythm Orch. MBS
S:oo-Chas. Mccarthy & Bergen - NBC
Marlin Hurts Beulah Comedy - CBS
The Sunday Evening Symphony - ABC
Alexander & Mediation Board - MBS
8:30-Fred Aliens Comedy Gangs-NBC
Crime Doctor, Dramatic Series CHS
Don't Be a Sucker, Dramatic - M1S
8:45-Gabriel Heater Comment MBS
8:55-Five Minutes News Periodicals
9:00-Sunday's Merry Go Round - NBC
Request Performance by Guests-CBS
Walter Winchell Broadcasting ABC
Exploring Unkonwn in Science -MBS
9:15-Commentary on Hollywood - ABC
9:30-Album of Familiar Music - NBC
James Melton and Ed Wynn = CHS
LaGuardia's Sunday Comment - ABC
Double or Nothing in a Quiz MBS
9:45-Jimmy Fidler's Hollywood ABC
10 00-Phil Spitalny & Girl Orch. = NBC
Phil Bakers Take It or Leave It - CHS
Theater Guild Dramatic Hour - ABC
Freedom of Opportunity, Drama-MBS
10 :3o-Meet Me at Parky's Now - NBC
We, the People. Guest Show CBE
Sunday Night Show in Variety - MBS
11:00-Variety and News q hr) = NBC
News. Variety: Dance e h.>-CBS-ABC
Comment & Dance Bands e h.)-MBS
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-17
OVER THE NETWORK
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY II
Eastern Standard Time PM

Eastern Standard Time PM.
Changes in programs as listed Nc dut
to corrections by networks made
too late to incorporate.
- :30-The Robert Merrill Concert-NBC
Transatlantic Call. Exchange CBs
Piano Playhouse, a Piano Trio ABC
Lutheran Half Hour Services MBs
100-Fifteen Minutes Newscast - NBC
The Church of the Air Sermons CHS
John B. Kennedy and Comment - ABC
Evening star., 1946-07-23
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

GOOD BUY IN ACREAGE to eh acre
tracts Of good fertile soil, located 1,000 it.
sead, So miles mile from Washington: out Of
a tracts only left: $3.50 per. tract;
Ssn 'e e ME- SS Snd ca
COUNTRY CLUB DISTRICT of suburban
highest elevations obtainable: improved
Ana terms: F. ro, further ,i,r infosmst;on SAL
%i11asa re- fKAcT XXI s4q oc s os
psrt2 Some cesred and
e. SS;ais5s sszs PRICE se 'ess g. g.
foToMAC, MD;@$S acres of elear. rolling
land. priced $1,000; = cash. To inspect
fs 1auy. M, BGsh aS SE isls RToN y NJ sSS
TWO b-ACRE building sites on paved road,
ton, 10 miles 10 b. G: property known known as as
ssrms ) E KELLY. agent snSO Or orf z. Aeff. 1.
hurley Brosius BLDG, Rockville, Md.
AkLINGToN-Hishest elevation, restricted,
Ibooo9-IS9t Io2. ~ 1884, zonins; sppfoximately IN LOO
lAyouts approved, ready for Immediate sub
aaiviSien operations; lots in area valued at
500 pe aD iot VIII Ne asens s 1E large 5s
NooQeo- --rOao frontage, only STOU a., IS
cash; similar land held at S1,250 a. UP.
70 a, heavily wooded, city water, 3-road
frontage, 8 mi; out. $3.50; low terms,
to bay. nr. Deale, $1,000. -Four la. tracts
same sec. on bay, S2,2OO up. Nearly / a,
triangle shape, on gravel road, 2 private
roads few SOS. to D. c.. $3.50; make about
I bldg. sites. SO a., few SOS off Ri No.
24O, 23 mi. to D. c, right of way to it,
wooded, stream, rolling, S24 q. 4l2 a,
sprlngbrook Or, S10,500 may take it: held
and worth S12,55O. 31z a. lust off Rt.
g. 81 r. Ds55s RYoN co GE gEsvs1 road
e e,!.SRI ACRES, Fairfax c County. miles from
GEO. H. Williams Co.@on Crane hwy.
between T. B, Cheltenham, Md. 90 acres,
wooded, 1900 # on Crane hwy; priced
GEO. II. WILLIAMS CO.-14O acres, wood
ed; between Cheltenham and North Keys.
Only s.. 900. Long, UN. 1900. "a
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.-BuiIders 10
acres, near Four Corners. Sewerage and
Sater !SeIi 81 5000; eve. SH 9220. "a
On CoLEsvMLE 5o RD.: 4 mi: from Silver
ass ss $3.50 per aeEs; Cal Mrs. sproesser. sA;
CO, SH. 1903. -2S
s ACRES level, land in young timber with
miles south of Annandale, $40 mi off
the new Shirley hwy. For more infor-
nation call CHI 3415 after 8 pm. ---25
COLORED-i4 ACRES with 5-rm. house,
barn built 1889, henhouse; near Aniss-
cox 6 co, SIS No. Capitol st. DI. 4254.
Evening star., 1946-07-23
LEGAL NOTICES
n. EDWARD CHOZIC, Attorn,;

II. EDWARD CHOZIC, Attorney,
336 Mnnsey Bldg. Wash, d. C.
Filed July IL, 1916, Charles E. Stewart
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
naed S5fifs ARToN 5sT sae w Piss of PsS GS
tiff,. VS.. SHELLIE e. WELLONS, Jr., De
fendant.-No. 35250.-The object of this
Desertion.--On motion of the plaintiff, it
Is this 11th day of July. 1916, ordered
that the defendant Shellie r. Wellons, Jr.
cause his appearance 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 oroer; otherwise the cause will be
proceeded with as in case OF default.
Provided, copy of this order be pub
lished once week for three successive
weeks in the Washington Law Reporter,
and The. Evening Star before said day.
go I. ALAN, GOLDSBOROUGH, Justice.
SSesl Attest; CHARLES E. STEWART,
iyp.Y an a,6