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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-01-14
Troys Spank
Vets, $3.50
In A TussIe
Nishimuro ChuIks Up
l6 Points; Main Bowl
Pins Down Sportons

Soft-snokan TSo Nisbin,,,ra
-, y
ueIlioiiS'ialeo MS shootlhg
eve last Monday NIGHT when
he fossad in IL noints IN lood
-. -. ~. -
inc Louis iIoNs 70 ( 5t-ou
victory over the Vets in q
Class A basketball o.ap,o in
:. 49,.
81 N'Sl > eSiI'
Nishlnura was aided bv George
Mamiya. Herbte Furuta and
George l<imura The Vets best
bets were kataella ard Hashieli-
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-01-14
HOobSterS Plan
Dance Feb. |

Scattle's NiSei Community
Basketball League players will
forget about basketball for one
night-that is, from . D. M. To
IL midnight. Saturday. Feb. -
to enjoy dance AT II place yet
to he designated.
Ted Natanabe and Haruo
kato are making the necessary
arrangements for the affair
which will introduce "a Nisei
band led by Yosh Ogata, accord
ing To league director Chick"
UnO.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-01-14
Prep Girls Team Sets
Skoting Porty jan, 81

Members of the High School
girls basketball team will hold
roller-skating party from to
1890 p. m. Friday. Jan. 81, in
the Southgate Roller Rink at White
Center.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-01-14
List Averages
Of KegIers

Biff Ihashi, secretary of the
Nisei Commercial Bowling
League, this week released to
the Northwest Times the COM
plete players averages after
16 weeks of league competi-
ton.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-01-14
Bowling.
Schedule
JANUARY 10

JANUARY To
Alley 3-4-West Coast Print
ing, City Produce.
Alley 5-6-Main Drug, Grown
Furniture.
Alley 7-8-Star Foods, Tad's
Cafe.
Alley 9-10-Oriental Cab, Com
mercial Service Bureau.
Alley 1I-12-Richard's Jewelry,
18th Ave. Service.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-01-14
VoIley ond Shonty Inn
Quit Nisei Hoop League

Shanty Inn of Glass b and Val
ley of Glass a have dropped out
of the Nisei Community Basket
ball League, it was announced to-
day by Director Chick Uno.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-01-14
SCHEDULES DNNCE

University students will present
Harada, Wataoka. IchikaWa, Mi
$50 p. m. 10 II midnight this
Saturday in the Buddhist audi
forum.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-01-14

Neutrality-suspicious. Operator
Thoroughly competent, expert
enced. Work involves difficult
vocabulary including medical
and psychiatric terms. Favor
able salary and working condi-
tions. Please apply by letter
only. Give details regarding
age. education, experience. Ad-
dress Orville Robertson, Family
Society, 107 Securities Building.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-01-14
THE SPORTING THING
by bf

Tokuda Drug 26, Main Drug 15 Well there isn't anything
to add The scrappy youngsters from George Tokudas
drug store Yeser Way just proved to that they
play keen game of basketball when they want to. Shire
Yamaguchis Main druggists quite excited when Dabo
Fujii suddenly caught fire.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-01-14
Bowling Meet
PIannedFor
Nisei kegIers
Dote ct Main Bowl
TentotiveIy Set
February u, %

A tournament, open to all
Nisei bowlers, has been tenta-
lively set for Saturday and
Sunday, Feb. % and %, by
Main Bowl.
There will be no handicap
in all events, singles, doubles
and team matches. More COM
plete details will be announced
later, said Fred Takagi.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-01-14

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Jan.
IA Especial to the Northwest
Ttimes)-The Third annual Inter-
mountain Nisei Bowling tourna-
ment will be held March 20 and
so here, it was announced today.
Tournament officials are plan
ming to have at least 20 teams
enter from various parts of the
country.
A womens tournament also is
being planned on the same days.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-01-14
Sideline Topics

War H. has joined the Merchant Marines All Wing Lee former
Chinese pugi living quiet life
this cOumnist basketball guessing
soupic probably
of the past
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WANTED-Girl for general house.
work, doctors f a m i ly. Must
like children. Mt. Baker. Live
in. LA. 2090.
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BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE
WEDNESDAY, JAN. Is
At st. Peters
7:30-High School Girls VS.. u. w.
Girls go.
8:30-St. Peters VS.. Tacoma Bus
seis OBJ.
FRIDAY, Jan. II
At Buddhist
7 :30-Tacoma Girls VS.. Anna
Kay's (G).
8:30-Tokuda Drugs VS.. Jacks CAY q.
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CLASSIFIED ADS

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hauled with new crank shaft
and rods, 5 new tires, all new
front system, new seat cover,
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defroster. 701 Jackson st.
Evening star., 1947-07-02
IRAA.ERs.

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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET pickups .(2). in perfect shape:
194l international long yheel6a?ss s.rs h,o ;oi
I'd. ne: ONCE 2I1s Bladsnsburg I'd. q
THsD Tss 1s4s astG mPtsf etsFuDi is5s sss
ccsI RI. $500 between 8 and s: T5
PoRp P1SFIpp 1887 1Roton 4os panel truck; 1888 re-
cSnditionsa metEr; 1 eo9d sos shape sSeq; TO
RBRocKwAY 1s41 eh. and cab; lons. w.b,;
motor Just oysrhauIed 1sn new Tings; n wSsH exsel
CHEsvRoIET CHE r 1s41 tractor and trailer;
tractor with 2-speed rear; motor com -
foot Superior trailer with. tarpaulin cover
PSons aRd s0Sf saad1 '4ss 1855 ana
sMS tGn e. Il xHzas ssnR ssos Soeo sseds1Sa sEx
cHEvRo.ET LIE faS Efnnn is4s s. SUBURBAN &
sss asn 300 x eondso @ tas c Ss
CHEVROLET 1s41 sedan delivery: new
4aas snsne 5s'easz els n''ss nHFcH heIf a
INC. 222 2nd st., NV. (2nd St.. Just above
GGahyRoIaT GHhSsisSsIiGaeT af 1855 1m-ton; dump body.
dE. $500. 323 Cedar St. Takoma PIX, . c.
SURPLUS AND CIVILIAN late model
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stakes, half tracks with winches, 6X6s:
cheap. RICE MOTORS, 1871 Bladensbnrg
tCIHEvRoLET eli 1941 1-ton van. type; good
condition: private owner; $3.50. oV.
poSGn nsaSG s!'ff iMtoa stake body: mechanical,
DODGE pickup; completely oVernau.sso'
asHE1veoGtr aE 1896 H;sen panel nsS .,as; NJ;
Balance II months. oW. 595S.. -6
GMC 1910 h-ton panel; good shape res'
sonable. 1853 st. ne, LU. b0g6. d
FORD 1941 3-ton coal body or dump; re.
built motor Just installed. This truck ha:
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1t is dirt cheap; terms. LOGAN tFo5ooo ano
Ill 18th st. NV. uSth ana LIB ": oouy
GMC 1910 COE 16-foot stake; TINS trucs
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.oqHS ieS iS 5PrqS; pf nso1 I'LL 18th st, NV os'l
1911 134~ chassis and cab; in good opsrat.
ing condition; ready to 90 to work; Us !
give away ct 1865. LOGAN (Fordl, I'LL
18th st. NV. Gsth and L., DI. $500.
CHEVROLET 1889 h-ton pickup: very goot
condition; low mileage. Call HO. 1850 OF
ewes, FIR $500, Ext. 1862.
CHEVROLET 1912 1ta-ton stake body
new motor. good tires clean: 1915. lbss
FORD 1916 new vanette 1a-ton truck
Boyertown body. Can be seen at 1903 N
Capitol st., or call NO. 295S. -
Evening star., 1947-07-02
AuToMo7IvE MISCELLANEOUS.

AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILERS-Immedi
delivery: new shipment just arrived; the
neatest one you've ever seen; suitable for
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prompt and neat installation II desired
ARCADE PONTIAC CO., 1887 irving st..
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FUTURE.

THos. OWEN son, suetioneess; as1. ef vs AS
sSie s-story brick building, containing two
store; and So si1 ags1:enat ggs19 18th 0eRs st. nSss
pTsamisesf pp,a,,t q Certain deed cf trust duly re-
81 egrese sse and of The DISTRICT Of Ge
!ump,sd !luur,p.d thereby, the undersigned trustees
Yrsim''1AsD YYrriga AD. 1ez7. at $3.50 o'clock pm.
ths thts,,!fs tH.'y The District Of Columbia, and
11i.ssgsssnated as and being lot las in Il; N
Pseasropiia 1.I pias 1TeeoSded in the once ot ths
~ ssSnryysyor for the District Of Columbia. IN
3bsr Is at folio l5l Terms; sold Ga.s SUBJ B.
3svs for approximately. S20.933 .43.
further psrtieHisrs II which win n..n be an. ..
nnS1ace above said trust to be paid in cash.
< deposit Of. $500 required; Convey
ssms spsins' q xs' Be Compiled with within thirty
sxa. otherwise deposit forfeited and the
nronerty may be advertised and rssold ct
$ns discretion Of the trustees. q. YERNON
EoMAE. !. SPENCER, ETTzGER1AddD, TzG ! },
$IusteeA 'e~hoV''s"'o'0
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MARIE c. MOLD, 22O6 Eyarts st. NE,
Washington, d. c., MI. $500.
Filed June 80, 1947 Charles E. Stewart.
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

THOs. J. OWEN 3 son, auctioneers, 4s5
SI sSis two story row brick dwelling known u2s.xa
deed e trust duly rseorded Tin in
bsr NorS1 NO siS he pistrict Str Of ee coumbia
and ,snp at the request Of the party secured aiS
At pIiblic auction in front OF the premises.
on Monday. the 23rd day Of June. AD
Iia4f. at $40 o'clock P M. the following
described land and premises. situated in the
I beins Lot numbered Fifteen n5l In Hunt
ssSed sna IGuht IEiaht Hundred twenty One. is21, as
peyoP pey Pf for the District q Columbia in Liber
% At folio 4. Sold subject to prior nrst
trust and glfS,l gTiHS5 seeend sTss
e. & ~h purchsse price above said IL trust to Be
GcaoanSvessaancins caaS Y reeordins etc =. pursa|a5
Within ssti go 90 DAYS Sspo;. forfeited s
sea s1fsIs'So0 9oS e NJ ths hsswHGxsT tfSstssF
TTrMstees. The above sale has been post
ndT't ponsd to Thursday. the srd day % Of July, July
~ the trustees. je12.14,17.19.21 .25.jy2
Evening star., 1947-07-02
Uncle Ruy's Corner

Going back into the life Of Goethe,
we find that something strange hap
pened to him when he was 10 years
old and fell sick with stomach trou-
ble Weeks passed without his get
ting any better. The family doctor
came and went, but the youth felt
just as sick as he had before. One
day his mother called the doctor
aside, and whispered to him:
Il have heard that you have made
a study of alchemy, and that you
have found salt which will cure
any illness. Will you use this salt
on my SOM"
The doctor really had given much
time to the "black art" of alchemy,
and claimed that he could cure ILL
ness by magic.
The strange part is that young
Goethe became well very soon after
the magic was used on him. 1t may
be that this was mind cure" or
the patient might have taken turn
for the better at that time even
without the treatment
Whatever the truth Of that,
Goethe felt that something wonder
full had happened In the years
ahead he spent much of his time in
study of books telling about the
black art of the Middle Ages.
From that came the germ of
Faust" the most important work
of Goethe's life.
Faust" is a drama Of great
length. Goethe planned it when he
was only Is years old, but the first
part of it was not published until
he reached the age of So The final
part appeared in print % years
later, a year before Goethe's death.
Faust" carries a story based on
an old legend. 1t tells of student
who was feeling tired of his studies
when he was visited by the devil.
The student was to become known
as DR.. Faust. He sold his soul to
his visitor, who agreed to act as his
servant and to fill all his wishes for
an agreed time. Then Faust was to
live in torment.
Other writer's had used this old
legend as a plot for books, but the
drama of Goethe is looked upon as
the masterpiece. In it Goethe shows
many of his own views on life and
the world. DR.. Faust was wicked
man, and paid for it by being car
ried away by the devil. In Goethe's
drama, however, Faust came back
to life on earth, and proved that
he had learned the error of his past.
He became a good man.
Goethe died in his 83d year. With
Dante, Shakespeare and a few
others, he is ranked among the great
writers of history.
To obtain a free copy Of the IL
lustrated leafet on the Seven Won.
ders of the World" send sef-ad-
dressed stamped envelope to Uncle
Ray in care of The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1947-07-02
MOTORCYCLES.

SPECIAL SAIE-MotoBecane motorcycles;
limited amount on hand; reduced to S2y5.
MANHATTAN AUTO & RADIO CO., TIN
MINED. DELiVERY-1947 models Match
less Ariel, Norton, Excelsior and Frsnsis
Ci,ES, 2Oi4 M st. NV, RE. 6O73. "A
CTsHMAN MOTOR SCOOTER, perfect con-
dition, $50. EN- 4081 after IL an.
HARLEY-pAyIpsoN 1e47 motorcycle
"74"; oh.v.; low mileage; $3.50 cash or
S37O and take over payments. INQUIRE,
2Ol9 st. NV, Tues. afternoon or Wed.
or Thurs. after $50 pm. 81.
HARLEY-DAVIDSON 1888 "45"; buddy
seat, many extras: terms, 1895. 1870
INDIAN SCOUT, excellent condition, re-
Gently oyerhauled MI. 6714. a
MATCHLESS 1916, like new; must sacrince
after IL noon, or cali OR. 1875. - -,
COMMERCIAL 1912 box sidecar: will sell
outright or trade for auto luggage trailer.
Evening star., 1947-07-02
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

lt AND Rnd T1UBT L0ANs-Prompt
.nS . s-ssrtsSg: - seIyiss 1nSe SsfSrs es5re1,n1s
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST-we viz
buy second-trust notes. D. c.. nearby Nd.
er ys. Reasonable rates; NATIONAL
n Y ave " National 6R33.
1st-TRUST LOANS on real estate; 1ow
rates, terms or mo. payments. F. 4
CASH FOR 2nd-TRUsT NOTES; quick set
tlement FULTON r. GORDON, 1877 Eye
st., NV: DI. $3.50; Brokers: attention!
Va and D. c.; mo. payts. lowered. ADAMS
REALTY CO, 905 N Y. ave. NV. RE.
1912. RE 1913. g.
"a hrs Also financial aid to builders.
METRO REALTY CO.. Elk. 5499.
MONEY on first and second trusts; prompt
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Virginia or D. c. property. THE AMERI-
CAN CO. SO7 18th, Ma. SO32.
Evening star., 1947-07-02
Goren on Bridge
No-Trunp Bidding.

We continue today with a dis
cussion of my methods of no-trump
bidding. The count employed in
these discussions is A, ks, CO,
III.
We observed yesterday that the
point count requirements for the
various bids were: l no-trump, is
to 49, 2 no-trump, % to "a; 3 no.
trump, Is to 27. Hands counting
more than this should be opened
with demand bid.)
Hands counting 20 or 81 must be
opened with one of suit with the
intention of jumping the bid in no
trump should partner respond (vul-
nerability has no bearing on the
question:.
To illustrate:
1. AAKJ VAQ9 oKJ75 Alo74
"a. AAKJ98 VK7 0AQl0 4AJ9
g. AAKJ 0KQ5 0AKJ @KQ94
4. AAQJ8 2AKQ9 GAO Ak o.
l. Open one no-trump with point
count OF 18, even though one suit
is unprotected. This is better than
opening with one diamond and
facing an awkward rebid problem if
partner should respond with one
heart or one spade. In that case,
single raise would not be doing
justice to your holding. 1t is better
to tell your full story at once.
q nYnn ttrrn
count of %. This is better than
opening with one spade, which part
ner may not keep open if he has a
count of only four or five.
3. Open three no-trump, point
count of 26.
4. This hand contains % points
and with the favorable distribution
is too strong for a three no-trump
bid. 1t is better to open with two
spades, If partner has four of either
major and high card slam may
be made.
Responses to No-Trump Bids.
The better to understand re-
sponses to opening no-trump bids,
it is wise to bear In mind the fol-
lowing cardinal figures. A COM
bined holding of about 26 points
will usually produce game. Some
times game can be made with a lit
tie less if either partner holds a
long suit. For example, one player
holds a siX-card suit to the ace
king-queen and the partnership
holds the other three aces. Nine
tricks will be won with only 81
points.
The entire pack contains 10 points.
A holding of "a points is sufficient
to warrant assuming the risk of a
slam bid. This leaves the opponents
with six points, the equivalent of
an ace and queen, or two kings.
A total of 81 points makes the grand
slam a reasonable chance though
no insurance policies will be offered
by this department. That missing
queen or king may shatter your
dream.
Assuming you have no long suit,
a raise from one to two no-trump
requires point count of about
eight. You may raise with a little
bit less if you have a five-card suit.
A raise from one no-trump to
three no-trump requires a point
count of about II. Here, too, you
may raise with a little less If you
have five-card suit.
Where responder has as much as
IA points he need not concern him
self with slam unless he has
long suit. But where he holds Is
or 16 he knows that the combined
partnership assets must approach
the magic "a, for even if partner
holds minimum 16 they will to-
gether have 81 or 80. A raise should,
therefore, be made above game, that
is to four no-trump. obviously
this cannot be construed as a Black
wood bid because no suit has been
mentionedD
This discussion tDill be con- =,
tinued tonlorroU.)
Copyright 1947, by Charles H. Goren)
Evening star., 1947-07-02
IEGAL NOTICES Cont

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
]gHSa NTafr SSdns 81 JAMS EEogsii a also sn1an
ss JIM MILLER 6fsssssdAdW,nistEa AfNe, SE
PP6ABTEE1cSTioNThe PATE c2 aT aNp notiestion iN IS s
the trial Of the issues in this case relating
to the validity Of the paper writing dated
the last viii and testament Of James
Ceased ceased: having Been returned not to Be
,Ganq and next ss of kin M Of tae said James Mief
also known as. jim Miller. deceased, it Is
By hs G1Irt tns iSth day Of sun
for trial on the 18th day Of october, 1947,
and that this order and the substance OF
a d Rs DHshea %sf ID T wsno ysfa for
an same hs Eyeans sssl sT
Wss the ssd sa pspsi %ns ed n this
Of April, 1916, purporting to be the last
known as Jim Miller, deceased. executed
Ax2 3; Was the said james Miller; also
time Of the making and subscribing or Of
the ssEnaTedsng nf By him Of the sad
Ing dated the 10th day OF April 1915.
subscription thereto procured from the
Miller, deceased. BY fraud or deceit prac-
ticed upon the said James Miller. also
known as Jim Miller. deceased. by any per
writing dated the 10th day Of April, 1946,
obtained, or the execution thereof PRO-
known as Jim Miller, deceased, BY the
undue influence or duress, or coercion Of
any person or persons? s. Was the said
paper writing fled In this Court and bear
ing date the 10th day of April, 1916, the
last will and testament Of James Miller.
also known as Jim Miller. deceased? WE
Attorney for Caveatee. Metropolitan Bank
Building; Washington. D.: G. PAUL LEE
SWEENY. Guardian Ad Litem and Cave
ator, Hibbs Building. Washington. D. G.
JAS. W. MORRIS, Justice. (seaD A
True Copy; Attest: ,v,ig1 ELLA 4; BROWN, BROWN,
Of Columbia CLERK Of the Probate Court
Evening star., 1947-07-02
JOSEPH d. MALLOY, Attorney,
Columbian Building.
STSr,D NNYTpT HT THE TINTr

DiSSIEaSi CoSai SE iaE az co,Nnhia T,Mn1hEip
minist % stfation.@This is to Give Notice;
ass ia suoss5sfT sns the
Court of the District Of Columbia, Letters
abr Gn late es 81 s s:tff ble 9 sfen
Hss ss$ assSss ss ts ;s
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the 4s H q sse5s ae hey
sssate ess e Jan. Gysn hHu ssnf z9sa
hghEH 1.st M$N sgSf Ms y MKo1 AZ M nseats sea Res
istsI Of wills for the District of ColpmHba
LEO a: l.o KovER, ss;,s;a. h.to'nes'
Hoas ss pIoba Ie the copIsNo pfte Of sss 9aamRs Rd
That The subscrSer. of the District Of
Gon 81 The has Dsas snpsd q gSm as
aiis on late ee Of the district 81
assns h. M
vouchers thereof, legally authentiesstas.dt, sa.t
tS d., the cf yans on e4s 0eGas they
may law be excluded from all bsnss this
coEFTNAs puNNiaAN. ss14 ,,M Windom 81 e
CUES, Deputy Register Of Wills for the
District of Columbia, Clerk OF the e, P59pate =
MARIE c. MOLD. saoe Eyarts g. NE,
Washington, d. c., MI. $500.
Filed June so. 1s45; Charles E. Stewart
IN THE p1srH1ee!TSl e!SlAc COURT. Of THE THE
Rnott. RM" next friend q Annette waiitzk;y, ;,
(a minor. for Change OF Name--Civst
Action No 26S1-47-Mrs. Bertha Knott.
next friend Of Annette Walitzky (a minor) !.
chsngirg her name to Annette Wallace
order Of plblieation Of the notice required
By law in such cases. 1t is, by the court.
this 3Oth day of june. l947, Ordered that
All persons concerned shaw % canSe' yatS Nv II any ny
July July 1917. why the prayers Of said com
niairt should not be granted: Provided,
R fhat a COPY 81 this order be ,publishsd
Before said day in The Evening Star as and
ths tnhsv1p WashiaffNsHGn a PfNG justice y seai true
1myi eony fest: Fl cHARLEs STEWART.
GeYi. By ELLA MCDONALD. DEPUTY
Evening star., 1947-07-02

]. z. BINDEMAN, Attorney,
1897 Woodward Building, Washington, d. C.
I,,ro

Municipal Court. District Of Columbia:
IN THE MuNIc5pAh Sps, cogRT E; IN9Is,oI Fok THE
MERANDo COMPANY. 32I H Street. NE.
PALLINI. 524 Madison Avenue: New York,
Neg YGEk Pc PsfendsnTM Ne 4SSI1s ne
fendant) The object Of this suit is to
procure judgment against the. defendant
in the sum Of S267 .66 with interest from
pIaintifI. it is. this 2eth day Of June, 1877,
ORDERED: That the defendant Don Pal,
herein on or before the fortieth day ex-
elusive Of Sundays and legal holidays oc-
currine. after the, date Of the first publica-
viii be proceeded with as in case Of default;
provided, . copy Of this order be published
in the Washington Law Reporter and The
Eyening Star before said date: 0sp ma.
WALTER r. BRAMHALL. Clerk. By
MARIE II. FRIsBY. Deputy Clerk.
Evening star., 1947-07-02
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

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Evening star., 1947-07-02
AUTO PAINTING.

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