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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-10

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Luncheon sponsored by the Cubon Club
in honor ot visitors. Music. re s.
Ceremonies 1T CemAfefy. a'n @a!sF ~
.Bdssboll:s university Of Hovdnd ". Key
West Colored Clowns. -s,A'."' /,
Csrsmonies dfs Mort Monument by Ma
sonic Lodge. Music.. ~ ,A.ss1.''''z
;Buyview Pork sntestuinment followed by
Concert by. Cubm Bond. 49, .'stS
BdSksthnll: y. 81 Hdvona w. AsdevTon
No. !. Ndval n Ssdtion at High School
Gym. 49,. 1,,H.!.-s.. H.. .
- "a. s. ~ 1855. ~. .s.!' ..iss
Bdsketboll: U.fof Havqna W. Navy Al
Stms d High School Gym. ~. q
Conga Line on .Duval. between Fleming
and -Eaten Streets Street Ddncs in front
of-LoConchu Hotel. cubon Bend. s
Baseball: u. OF Havma W. Key West Az
Stms at Municipal Ssodium. .sp
Pmpde. stnnng at Front ond Duval sts..
down Duvnl to Cubm Club with music
by Cuban Bond. High School Bend. Col
oied Bnnd. Pmqds Mnshul.' Vonee Sir
,rpp. !, Cms. and floats wlll b presented
by, the following organizations and clubs:
Cuban Club. $50. Chdmber Of Gem.
MERGE. Bdsebulk' PiTdtes.. II. Bosd. City
Conanissioner Cooper. Junior Chamber Of
Commsrce. University Of Havona Busket-
ball sdnd Bosebdl 'Tedms. Color Section
/. 81 Honor. BOY Scouts; Key West Fire D.
pertinent, Lions Club; Eaks Club. sc
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-10
Program. for Remainder
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The Omaha guide., 1947-07-12
BY DR. n. w: SCHULTZ, N~vfrihoni.s

I had a very interesting visit re-
Gently with the mother of triplets.
Having three older children, this
mother was naturally busy from
morning til night but she told
me that ready prepared canned
ibaby foods were one of the greatest
iconveniences of all, and that she
wanted me to pass along to all you
mothers her experience with them.
=, At the time of our visit he=
ltriplets-two boys and a girl-were
"a months old. She told me that each
of the three had doubled his birth
weight before reaching the age CT
five months and that her doctar
claimed the infants the healthieSt,
most alert he had ever seen. -
She said that a month or two ago
she had almost disregarded her doc
tors orders to include meat in her
infants diet, that she could visu-
alize hours of standing over the
stove preparing special meats and
then straining it. But, she went on.
her doctor came to the rescue with
a recommendation for special
cooked, canned meats prepared
especially for babies, and the trip
lets thrived on it, 1
Well, l am certainly happy to be
able to pass this mothers expert
ience along to you. A baby's growth
is so rapid that his protein require,
ment is from 8 to a times that Of
adults per pound of body weight d. =. :.
and meat, of course, is high in pro-.
TEN content. If you're wondering at
just what age to begin feeding'meat.
to your baby-do check with your.
own doctor. He is best fitted to-
Judge the exact time and will rec
ommend the proper food to you.
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-12

C(CPARE the hostess and spoil the
~ guests is a good slogan for
the summer housewife. For the mp
to-date cook can furnish glamour
refreshments galore and keep cool
locking at the same time if she
takes advantage of sweetened con
densed milk. When she uses this
smooth, creamy blend of fresh.
whole milk and sugar as an ice
cream mix, she can be sure of a
creamy. smooth texture free OF ice
crystals. The recipe is magically
failure-proof and it's easy to follow.
Just three ingredients are called
for besides the sweetened condensed
milk-cream. fl~avoring. and water.
No sugar is required for vanilla or
chocolate ice cream. as the sweet
ened condensed milk provides
enough sweetening. Fruit ice cream.
however, calls for enough sugar to
sweeten the fruit lightly.
For eye appeal and favor. garnish
with fresh or canned cherries.
Magic Vanilla Ice Cream
(Antomdtic Refrigerator MethOdI
2is cup sweetened condensed milk
1i3 cup water
IL 2 teaspoons vanilla
! cup cream
Set refrigerator contrH' ~ "o'',st
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-12

point. Mix sweetened condensed
milk, water, and vanilla. Chill. Add
cream. Mix well. Freeze rapidly in
freezing unit of refrigerator until
half frozen. Scrape from freezing
tray into chilled bowl. Beat until
smooth but not melted. Replace in
freezing unit. Before mixture~ is
completely frozen, beat again until
smooth. Finish freezing. Serves 5.
Magic Chocolate Ice Cream
(AutOmatic Refrigerator Meth0d)
SQUARE q o. unswestened
2/3 cup sweetened condensed milk
lf2 cup water
liz teaspoon vanilla
IL cup cream
Set refrigerator control at coolest
point. Melt chocolate in top of
double boiler. Add sweetened con.
densed milk and stir over rapidly
boiling water 5 minutes or until
thick. Add water and mix well.
Chill. Add vanilla and cream. Mix
we'll. Freeze rapidly in freezing unit
Of refrigerator until half frozen.
Scrape from freezing tray int
chilled bowl. Beat until smooth but
not melted. Replace in freezing unit.
Before mixture is comrln:nly frozen.
heat again until smooth. Finish
freezing Serves :
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-12

cup Of muffin pan, put a rounded tea
spoon Of blueberries on top of batter;
cover with l tablespoon batter, and
sprinkle with sugar.
Bake in hot oven (425'F.) 20-3o
minutes. Makes IL mullins.
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-12

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
DOUGLAS equity. NEBRASKA
IN THE MATTER OF THE
APPLICATION OF CHARLES C.
GALLOWAY. ADMINISTRATOR
OF THE ESTATE OF LIE ROY
DOZIER. DECEASED, FOR A
LICENSE TO SELL REAL
ESTATE.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS
SALE
Notice is hereby given that in
pursuance of an order of the Hon.
Jackson B. Chase, one Of the
judges of the District Court of
Douglas County, Nebraska, made
on the 23rd day of June, =1947, for
the sale of the real estate herein
after described, there will be sold
at public auction to the highest
1 oder the following described
real estate, to-wit:
Lot 5, Strickland's Subdivision
an Addition to the CITY of Omaha,
as surveyed, plated and recorded.
all in Douglas County, Nebraska;
Said sale to take place place on
the 29th day of July, 1947 at the
hour of ten o'clock Am. at the east
door of the Court House in Omaha
Douglas County, Nebraska.
Terms of sale as follows:
Twenty per cent (2O%) of
amount bid on date of sale. bal
lance when sale is confirmed.
Daed this 23rd day of June, 1e47.
(signed)
Charles c. Galloway
Administrator of the Estate OF
Leroy Dozier. Deceased
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-12

By Frances Ainsworth sd

Last weekend we received a sur
prise visit from an old friend, jim
Martin. The children are very fond
of Jim - perhaps because he never
arrives without some unusual gift
for them 80. and this visit was no
exception. Jim raises dogs as a
hobby, and he brought the children
a cocker spaniel puppy from his
own kennels. Of course, they were
dc.,ighted, and promptly named the
puppy "Taffy" because of his col
oring. s - G
Knowing that Jim always kept
Informed of the newest methods I
asked his advice about feeding the
dog -. and he gave me some very
interesting information.
Jim told me that canned dog food
is now available bearing the seal
Of the u. S. Department of Agri-
culture. This food is prepared and
packed under federal Inspection.
Jim explained, and it must meet
gov-rument standards of cleanli
ress and quality - as weR as a
certain nutrition minimum which
provides all the normal nutritiorai
requirements Of a dog. These re-.
quirements have been determine
through many years Of research,
Jim went on, and told me to lonk
for the seal bearing the words "i1-
spected and Certified by U. s.
Dept. Of Ayr. as a Normal Main.
.enance Dog Food" q s.
4 Well, | went to the store that al
ternoon = and sure enough found
canned dog food with the u. S
Seal. So Pm passing the word
along to all of my friends who OVID
cogs and I'm sure you'll rant
%, also. It's good nous 10 all q
rs deg lovers that re 2ow have 8
means OF !'-ot''v'nR heaittfui
wh6lescnlG 81! I'd dog feoji
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-12
WALLACE SPEECH NETS
S2O,O FOR SOUTHERN 4
CONFERENCE

WASHINGTON-The 10000 per
sons who turned out this week
to hear Henry Wallace paid ap-
proximately $50, OOOfor the privi-
lege. knowing that the proceeds
were going to the Southern Con-
ference for Human Rights.
In the preliminary report. it was
revealed that $4,000 came from
admissions which ranged from so
cents to $3.50 and the remaining
$4,000 from contributions,
More money would have been
raised if an extra 1000 seats for
the S1.2O section had arrived on
time.
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-12

"Pink lemonadei Made in the
shade and stirred'by a maid!" May
be that isn't exactly how the cry
went but we remember some such
thing at picnics years ago. Today
pink lemonade for grown-ups has
glamor and dramatic flavor made
according to this recipe from kath-
crime Kerry, popular radio food
stylist. Miss Kerry, who recently
won the Oscar Award of the fashion
apparel industry for her foods-and-
fashion radio broadcasts, says this
tall, pink cooler made with claret
wine is her favorite summer re-
freshment for it's not too sweet, not
too tangy and just right to serve on
the patio or in the backyard, at
bridge parties or informal get
togethers.
Katherine Kerry Pink Lemonade
~ tbsp. lemon juice
/ tbsp. sugar
o.. Cresta Blanca Claret
Ice cubes
Dissolve sugar in lemon juice.
Add claret wine and shake with ice
cubes until cold. Pour over ice cubes
in tall glass. Add chilled sparkling
water or plain ice water to fill.
Decorate with lemon or orange slice
and serve with straws.
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-12

Sift -four with baking powder, salt
and sugar. Cut in Spry fine. Combine
egg and milk. Turn liquids into dry
ingredients and stir vigorously until
all -four is dampened. Place 2 table
spoons of batter in each Sprycoated
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-12
~BIueberry Muffin Time

AS sure as summer comes, burberry
mullins find their way to the break
last, lunch and supper tables. And
here is a top-notch recipe. Light,
tender mullins, with blueberries added
IN such a way that their rich color and
flavor are distributed evenly through
each muffin.
If you want these delicious Blue
berry Mullins for breakfast Just follow
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-12

this easy tip. Measure the dry in
gradients and cut in the Spry the
night before. In the morning, turn the
liquids into the dry ingredients and
follow directions for putting batter
and blueberries into the muffin pan.
The season is short for fresh blue
berries so make some toddy-and
treat the family often. Clip the recipe
right now!
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-12
ANDERSON DRAWS TOP
CROWD AT STADIUM

NEW YORK -Gowned ir white
lame. complete with train, Mari
an Anderson drew the Stadium's
LARGEST crowd Of this season.
2O.OO0-on June 26th. In tor form
vocallv. Miss Anderson sang Han
del's Larpe with grandeur of STYLE
an operatic excerpt from Masse-
nets Herodiae with dramatic pow
er and tenderness and her tradi-
tional group of spirituals. The
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-12

round of applause caused her TO
give an additional program of five
favorites.
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-12

like se 1t m from oil fires set by the Texas City VOLUNTEER Fire DEPARTMENT. n dnonsra-
ing the fire fighting abilities Of drn new MC. hghEwssue FgF ire Fighter, gift Of the manu-.
In4n T Sggh%HeS taken n 1.-THE grounds Of Texas it ymsT. dsmOMnassh how an oil fire can be
Tries its own water and releases it in fog f0mu under 800 pounds pressure The value of this unit was
proved in M Texas City disaster when duplicate until belonging to the Pasadena Texas free depart
IN over p9Et Photo. Mayo y G d1M Mm holds certificate Of oynszp presented by John 3 .cTm;
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-12

HERES news for teen-agers . 4.
IL a beach costume that features
the same bright colored geometric
print in two different fabrics. The
rayon jersey bathing suit has a
young halter neckline and pleated
skirt. The hooded beach coat in
IAvisco spun rayon has a wide, casual
belt and loose comfortable lines.
IThissrayon beach team is a good bet
because it will Withstand strong sun
light and hard wear.
Worlds First Champ
James Figg. who won the crown
as bare knuckle champion in l7l9,
retired undefeated in 172n
The Valley settler., 1947-03-13

and will be furni shod tho growers. PrOduc- tion contracts with each producer for each variety of produce to be raised uero among tho suggestions.
 After discussing ali roc onnnondot ions end adding Q foU omondnonts, the general plan Uos oc ccoptod by tho members present.
The Valley settler., 1947-03-13
COOP NOTES
 Cont. from page l

Tn MT. Allyn talk, he pointed out that just calling a potato a Matanu ska Maid ,S~d didn't make it the best spud, 1t must be the best spud. Anyone selling tho est of his crop elsewhere and bringing what he could not peddlo to tho Coop was scalp ing tho market. Members must learn to plan , with tho Co-op on What to raiso and how much. A good part lost last year was from shrinkage due to poor quality produce that never reached the market.
 "We must all work for the futuro of the Coop and Don't kill tho goose that laid tho goldon egg." If you know your Coop noods repair then the thing to do is to repair it. market ing Organization is part. of thorvoluo of your farm. This
 value would bo much loss if there woro no morhot ing organization here. Each. farmer cannot do all the necessary things by him. self, therefore, farmers have learned to work together cooporotively.
 Following this Mir. Allyn gave figures
 showing how much business was done by tho Association as compared vi tn figures of l944. He also gave figuros showing how many timos c year goods turnod ovor in
 occh of tho units>offtho Association.
 FOL1OW1n8 Nrs AI1yn'S report Nrs SCOcK again took tho chair and the rest of the dey was spent in discussing tho roconnnon- dotions as outlined on mdmeo graph sheets which had previously boon passed out to tho members. 15O of the SC copies uoro modo with throo pcgos of legal size paper to each copy. Members uho wore not at . the meet ing light be ob1e to get ono yet ct the office. ..= < This report wcs onpiled from rec ormnendo- tions mcdo by tho Board Conrnit ttoes which vero assigned to each department and woro listed in tho Sctt1or rec ontly. Those reports covered uggo stions for improving tho PoUor House fac ilttios nnd steam pipe l 1inos, suggo st ions for improvement at the garage, suggo lions on new equipment and building improvements in th6 Croe1nory as Uoll- os tho Anchorage Dairy, In tho Uoro- house report Q suggestion vas mcdo that fortil igor could bo mixed in tho Uorohouso in different proport ions oc ccording to tho individual wants. Somo of the plans sug- gostcd for tho Trading Post oro alroody
Evening star., 1947-09-26
SPECIAL NOTICES (cont.) y

ton or. dissolution, whether voluntary OF
tnfVoiuntary, M OF the Corporation. the holders
sss eG o e se2 Paa Shares in full .nd p0b +. the 1npd
dividends accrued thereon before any
amount shall be paid to. the, holders. OF
Common Stock, and shall not thereafter
participate in any of the property. Of the
which property and proceeds shall be
stock Each share of the Common non STOCK sG q
ths ans,. Cooperation Ef the Par value Of ten
The preferred stock Of any class shall not
meetings The Preferred Stock" shall not
be entitled TO participate in the profits OF
erential cumulative annual dividend Of
seven per cent (7S). The '45e Preferred
Stock" shall not be entitled to participate
in the profits Of the Corporation beyond the
the consent Of a majority in interest Of the
outstanding preferred stock Of both classes,
the Corporation shall not increase the au-
thgTised amount Of preferred stock
Stock shall be issued upon conversion OF
thereof non-dividend bearing and non voting
scrip (exchangeable for full shares Of AZ
poration or to any transfer agent Of the
Corporation for the ~ Preferred STOCK
Of the proper number Of scrip certificates)
shall be issued In such denominations, in
Fight to N exchange Expiring 50 days sA from ON
date of issuance thereof or on July 10.
194S, whichever day shall occur sooner,
and containing such other terms and pro-
s SsSn e all to as . the sesTa Of Iror ssss e.
sssessSss,ocs,1o.
Evening star., 1947-09-26
SAEEsklEN.

making up to SD. 900 yearly with my my
sary, but must have pleasant personality
fes eSsFessSISss W sSs o. As tA f'f fs6swD M De-
evenings from 8 to .. EiNcoLN CLOTH
ssRs ,a2s 14sh ,et,,s, st. .ra 2T Ss7s
men who have sxper, in selling eiothips
snsv.r and furn1shnsss h6I oiys .r full details In
record yon need not know our line. We
haye q proven opener and closer which we
will teach you. We sell television, Berdix
ss$el''1ss sRs ARs|S ';'Ss' s0 ps
TRAVELLING sALRsMAN-An intsrnation-
nrodSsss 81 Issa.. sa e ss ss m S
pendent druEstores in Maryland, pistrict
Of Columbia and Virginia. .DrawinE ac-
5sijss s; ss5S .:Eas .aE s;::
LIFE INSURANCE-Liberal commissions
plus guaranteed salary for sale and service
Teruss oSdsfg fe so have
openings for several canvassers to build
c!ommissi9ens CONN No limits as to commits
ferred between the ages Of so and is.
Call Ma. 5000 for appointment, or 9O2 @
s.; St. n NV e%.Te before 10 1S.IIsM.x aI;rssM 40
and experience, selling the better class
doing large volume Of business; excellent
sss. hs. Been ss tnS nfora.S Il S
Box USE, Star. rs
Evening star., 1947-09-26
HELP WoAEN.

ALTERATION HANDS for women's ap-
parel; must be experienced: 5-das, 40
hour week; 2os discount on purehsssss.
BuRGH & BRO, 7th. sth and SITS. NV.
ALTERATION ROOM MANAGER and litter
mcdsrn. daylight. air-conditioned xorkrm:;
iispSy Hees the ssi5 4HE EsiE ne
SETER2fnos f21 eafH sVi HAND, eomD...nt s1peri.
e' soed salary; Ia so references. Apply in peSson.
AIfEsa4ios Il s2Hh ~ WOMAN. excel. oppor ss
operate own. business IN connection with
ssfviees sEsss sn0n cafl II Be- Tu6 6o4S' l ' " as
ASSISTANT BooKKEEPEE, typist, neat
and accurate With ngurss' salary open.
kssfsT2Nr ssshs An MANAGER for small. sttrse-
tive downtown restaurant, pleasant work
Ing conditions. no SUNDAYS; aged 1885.
BGAUfIcfAN, BP1 TfIc good operator wanted. store
hours and privilege. FRED THE HAIR
sTYLIsT at Philipsborn, sos 11th st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR and hair stylist:
good hours, top salary ana commission.
ss.s5 ND cEEs.r9s 2Eolss se ,iS ii.Sss
sEAnTY 81: hT GS GopERafoK ERasIfoK vant.d. ALicEs
BEAUTY SALON, lis Kennedy st. NV,
orEsAESs zssEssssas q .5essd S9ss 4
BEAUTY OPERATOR, sxpsr.; good hours
and. salary with commission. Apply 22os
sos5H5 sosd&kEkrEs E; Il and ,...vom.n. on. inss.
sE% SEN IL 'sTef SHas eo sss9 CONN
foontinued On Nexf PSae,1
Evening star., 1947-09-26
HELP MEN and WoMEN.

ihouseman; local references REQUIRED; live
FARM coUPLE, experienced, sober: man.
handy, driver. gardener; wife,, part-time
housekeeper and cook; good salary. home
and and fuel RockVille S7so. . ~ -I'1
FARM CoUPLE-Man to care for OUT
side work on 80 acre estate mr.. Mt. Vernon,
Va; must be capable gardener and IA
miliar with tending livestock, maintaining
and operating power equipment, exper.
work. Woman to cook or do house work
on full or part time basis: couple must
be sober, reliable and industrious; excel,
modern house and good salary; state
sny ~ childrsn. Post once boz 30. H ss5 n- xlsssn-
f1R ff5a: ri FiN1sHER wanted, good price ICES ON
5-day wk. work; LAZAROFF FUR SHOP,
ass essf sSai Ss sss as Ssshssss sss
81 OR BUsHELMAN, pe expsri-
Pa. ave. NV. Elk. 754s. -27
sTENoTYPE INSTRUCTOR for eolored
students in evening school. State quallih-
cations and give phone number. BOX
WIDOW vfH1b vac CLEANERS. sxper. not nee nse.,-
gf g9EkiHE x mEno cond. o. DISTRICT X1NDow
BEST VOCAL INSTRUCTION II you sing
In our Southeastern University Choral So
eiety preparing concert-opera programs;
opportunity for serious members. No
snarss sna sso-k aiss e.. voice and phone number
eif ePpSRT6sITYGsasemens 5Rs-h; Ssar apt: r.lsbI.
adults; full or part time: CO. 1889
Evening star., 1947-09-26
LEGAL NOTICES.

SAMUEL 8 7; LL.,aaoMMEDEU. L.a ,Attornsy for
Bldg, 9th and F Streets NV.
Filed Sept. II. 1947. Charles e. Stewart.
IN THE DISTRICT .r'.i COURT or THE
United States for the District Of Co
lumbia-Marcus N. Parks, 1889 Columbia
r Road a.isn NV pWashington, p G.. Plaintiii,
s1g7.4osbsR Mashps.o1 P O. or pDefsnsansG
ABSENT DEFENDANT.-The object Of this
suit is to- obtain from the defendant,
Helen B. Parks, an absolute divorce on
the grounds Of years voluntary separa-
ton. On motion Of ths plaintiff, 1t is this
18th day Of September, 1947, ordered
that the defendant, Helen B. Parks. cause
her appearance to be entered herein on or
before the 40th day exclusive Of Sundays
and legal holidays, occurring after the day
OF. the first publication of this order;
otherwise the cause will be proceeded with
Of this order be published once q week
for three successive weeks in The Evening
Star and the Washington Law Reporter
before, said day. {s) r.. DICKINSON
TEST: cHARLEs 3: sTEMMARTs.' cieppk.. clerk.
BY CLARA r coNNELL. Deputy Clerk.
Evening star., 1947-09-26
CoLLADAY. COLLADAY & WALLACE and
HENRY F. LERCH, Attorneys,
1881 G Street NV.

DlSIElCT COURT OF THE UNITED
Hoidins Probate m nt courtmNo iS ss.5e5. smsla ad.
ministration.-This is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber, of the District Of
Of ths Of tro 1he
Testamentary on the estate of John T.
Leavell, late of the District Of Columbia,
against the deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof. legally authenticated. to the sub
Aurust, Ap. ie4S otherWfs. WI they they may may By ~
law be excluded from all benefit Of said
estate, Given under Its hand this 18th
NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON. BY
VICTOR B. DEYBER, Chairman of the
Board: (SeaD Attest: THEODORE
trict, OF Columbia, Clerk of the Probate
Court. se1o,2R,oc3
Evening star., 1947-09-26
RP HoIINGsMoRTH, Attorney.

R.P. HoLLINGswoRTH. Attorney.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding Probate Court.-No. -69,732, ,Ad-
That the subscriber, Of the District of Co
iumbia has obtained from the Probate
Court of the DISTRICT of Columbia; Letters
Palmer, late of the District of Columbia,
deceased. Ali persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same. with the vouchers you her
scriber, on or before the sth day of Sep
tember, AID. 194s; otherwise they may by
law be excluded from all benefit, OF SAID
day Of September, 1917. THE NATIONAL
BANK OF WASHING
TON. By THOs. Il. REYNOLDS, Assistant
DORE COGSWELL, Register of Wills for
the District of Columbia. Clerk OF the
Probate Court se1a,26oc3.
Evening star., 1947-09-26
GEORGE J. O'HARE,
ATTORNEY far pefittouAr-

1916 I Street NV, Washington, d. C.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF
Columbia:-In Re: Application Of SOLO,
MON CAMPI.-Ctvil Action No. 3643-47
OF PUBLICATION-CHAN
petition for a Judgment changing his
name to Mike Campi. and having applied
to the Court for an order of publication
it is. by the Court, this 10th day of Sep,
tember. l947 ORDERED. that all persons
concerned show cause, If any there be, on
why the prayers Of said petition should
NOT be granted PROVIDED. that a copy
OF this order be published once a week for
IN the Washington Law Reporter and in
The Washington, Star. ts,) ALEXANDER
AHOtIzoEF, Hsst o ~ Justice; ST Seal A True Copy
CLARA !, F. oCcoNNELL, Deputy Clerk.