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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-08
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
 Aro cQTf
No. 597l-A

In the District Court for the Terri
 tory of Alaska. Division Number
 One at Juneau. THOMAS H. HUTCHINGS, doing.
 business as Hutchings Economy
 Market. Plaintiff, vs. LYMAN
 ELLSWORTH and HORACE R.
 BLOOD, co-partners, doing busi-
 ness under the partnership name
 SOUTHEASTERN LOG CLING
 COMPANY, Defendants.
 In pursuance of an Order made by the Hon. George w. Folta, Judge of the above entitled Court. all per sons, firms and corporations having claims or demands against the de- fendants LYMAN ELLSWORTH and HORACE R. BLOOD co-part- ners. doing business under the part nership name SOUTHEASTERN LOGGING COMPANY, and the SOUTHEASTERN LOG GIN G COMPANY, doing business at Sitka, Alaska, are required. on or before the 5th day of November, 1948, under penalty of thereafter having said claims or demands disallowed in the discretion of the Court, to file the same with HENRY RIDDEN, Receiver herein. Said claims or de- mands shall be supported by affi- davit and shall set out the amount and nature of any security or lien held by claimant or to which claim ant is entitled and also any claim to preference in payment from the assets in the hands of the Receiver or the earnings therefrom.
 Dated the 2nd day of October 1948
 HENRY RIDDEN, Receiver First publication, Oct. 8, 1948.
 Last publication, Oct. p, 1948.
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heavyweights of outstanding caliber-and none that was likely to command the same box office as Louis And so Louis who has enriched others much more than himself, has been compelled to modify and then to change entirely his ideas about quitting.
 The Louis announcement-which quite con- trary to what he has been saying since June undoubtedly was stimulated by his need of more money. It was designed, of course part of the build-up for the fight which gives Ezzard Charles an entree into heavyweight royalty.
 Few who reach the top in fiercely competitive callings retire willingly. And the financial or of the prize fight game being what it is very few fighters afford.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-08
UNDER THE DOME

Michiganders are wondering why the Ford Motor Go. and General Motors haven't cancelled the fran chises of auto dealers Graf and Burgess, both indicted for viola ton of the Corrupt Practices Act Atomic Energy Commissioner Louis Strauss will make an im- portant speech on peacetime uses of atomic energy at the University of New Hampshire :. Congrat- ulations to Attorney General Tom Clark for naming woman, Grace Stewart, to one of the top posi- tions in the Justice Department. Mrs. Stewart is now executive assistant to the Attorney General.
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HOG, MEAT PRICES
 TAKE SUDDEN DROP

CHICAGO, Oct. 8. -fR- The drop in hog and meat prices was getting down today to where it counts for most people-at the retail butcher shop.
 Many stores throughout the country slashed pork prices for the coming weekend, a direct re- suit of the sudden outpouring of hogs from the country. The oft mentioned but never very apparent consumer resistance" was pooh-
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LOOK and LEARN sy c. GORDON

lighthouses built round?
 milk and fruit juices to sour? succeeded o. S. Grant President of the U S.? State greatest population last fifteen years? g. $ average length of a newborn baby?
 ANSWERS present surface resistance to wind and 9 Bacteria. g. Rutherford B. Hayes 4. California. g. Twenty
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Walking a TightrOpe
Detroit Free Press)

(Detroit Free Press)
 The papers made quite hullabaloo about an 82- -year-old man in Colorado who walked 300-foot tightrope cross a canyon 125 feet deep.
 That seems perfectly reasonable to us AS lar as we can figure out the old fellow just wanted to get on the other side of the canyon.
 As for walking tighrope, whats so wonder1ui about that9 Everpbody's doing it. The businessman has been walking every day for years-and the government took away his umbrella, too The mousse wife trying to make her family budget come out even in these days of inflation has been doing ex- tremely precarious balancing act.
 Even our government, in carrying out it's foreign policy has been walking slack wire.
 And what lies underneath is a whole lot haroef than few rocks at the bottom of l2o-ioot canyon
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-08
VOTING QUALIFICATIONS

The qualifications for voting at the Territorial election next Tuesday october 12 are follows
 You must be over 2l years of age, citizen of the United States residing in the Territory for one year preceding the election resident of the precinct for 90 days immediately preceding the election. and be able to read and write
 No advance registration is necessary and it is not necessary that you voted in the primary election last April.
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Daily Lessons in English v v. L. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN "He ambitious for ap- plause' Say, He applause"
 OFTEN MIsPRONOUNCED: Pronounce met-rk as in MET, n accent first syllable
 OFTEN Propagate; PA.
 particular, individual concrete
 WORD a times and it is yours Let us Todays word DEREICTION; failure duty deek hun accent third yabe deiction of military dueS w. Scott
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idea why those eggs were thrown. Those Texans couldn't hold out any longer
 But l don't like that kind Of a demonstration in democratic country" concluded Truman. re gardless of the circumstances be- hind it"
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GIRL SCOUT NEWS

Girl Scout Troop No. II met on Thursday afternoon and the meet ing was opened by President Ma talie Dapcevich. We acted out some grab bag plays for our troop Dra- matic badge. We finished our meeting with some three part rounds.
 MARY G..S..SSnAM, Reporter.
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New York, following which Tru- man will leave for Kansas City for his final speech on Saturday, Oct. 30
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pooed in some quarters as a cause for the decline.
 And it was in pork, much more than in beef or lamb, that butch CTS were posting the lower pri- ces.
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Tn the whole world there are only 12 men wht understand money" asserts an economist That's al even dozen more than those who understand women.
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MRS ELTON ENGsrRom

MRS. ELTON ENGSTROM
 Republican nominee for Senator will speak Friday night, 9:45 to 10 o'clock. over KINY. This broadcast is sponsored by the Fish ermen and Townspeople of Wran- gell. 0l0 2t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-08

The nave is the part of the church reserved for the laity as distinguished from the part used by the clergy.
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husband is not only an asset, but often repre- sents great lie ability.-(Daily Olmpian).
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-08

What appears to be something for nothing in- yariaby costs too much.
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SALMON CREEK COUNTRY CLUB
 Sunday dinner, Baked Ham, Roast Turkey, $2.50. Open at pm.
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TRUMAN ON wALLACE's EGGS

When District Of Columbia Dem ocratic leaders greeted the Presi- dent on his return to Washing ton from the hustings. the first question they asked him was about his health.
 "vitamin c stands for campaign ing as far as I'm concerned re- piled Truman. When I left town on this trip I had cold and a sore throat Now I'm rid of both and I gained 10 pounds while making l20 speeches"
 What do you think of those Texans tossing eggs at Henry Wallace?" inquired Al Wheeler, Washington attorney and chairman of the D. c. Democratic Com mittee.
 T was sorry to hear about that I really was replied the President. T guess the incident was build ing up for a long time. Some of those Texans have never liked Wallace since the day he was blow ing under pigs.
 Then they get awful mad about Wallace posing as missionary trying to make Christians out Of Southerners who don't agree with him. Add to that Wallace's Com mic connections and you get some
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The Washington 
By DREW PEARSON
fContirued from Page Cne'

had completely forgotten. It was in the early days of the Truman Administration and referred to tide lands oil.
 Ickes haC never been able to get Attorney General Francis Riddle, liberal as he was, to bring an &C., ton before the Supreme Court to recover the submerged oil lands of California, Texas. and Louisiana for the Federal Government. Nor had Truman's Attorney General Tom Clark yet moved. So 1ckes laid the thorny problem right in Truman's lap. And without bat ting an eye, Truman promised ac- ton.
 Next day at the Cabinet meeting he carried out his promise. Asking Tom Clark when the tidelands- oil suit would be taken before the Supreme Court, Truman added. T want it taken up right away"
 It was one of the most contro- versial issues in the Far West, certain to lose votes, sure to rouse the undying ire of the big oil boys who had contributed to Tru- mans campaign. Nevertheless, the spite was brought and won.
 This week Ickes reminded Tru- man of the forgotten incident, then volunteered to make some speeches pointing out that Truman had the courage of his convictions while Dewey has avoided putting certain controversial cards on the table.
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Weather: High, 36; low, 35; clear
Evening star., 1948-09-14
SPECIAL NOTICES,

ORGENT-Anyone having information
concerning the accident at 5th and Ken
nedy St, July 31st. Please call GE. o395.
PARTY BRIDGE NIGHT, Sept. Is. wednes-
day. evening g pm. at the Connecticut
Bridge Club, 26o5 Conn. ave. NV. cat Cal
vert: prizes and snacks Membership dues
nominal. Come join US, make new friends
and spend pleasant, sociable evening.
j WILL NOT BE responsible for any debts
SontEaessd TI pIT 5g sny one other than myself
AuTo PAINTED; BAKED factory fnlsh,
Bf1Mos1Dsi Riissi 1si' JtWrLRT s s IT IGs
est cash prices. Free appraisal ARTHUR
Markell $40 st. NV. MA. 02S4
ACCOUNTANT, erpert-Books started. kept
part time: tax returns prepared; state
ments: audtts: reasonable OR. 2074
GAS WATER HEATERS, 20. 30, 40 gal
payment; immediate installation. THoMP-
SON 81 STANSBURY CO.. INC. Ii. 3029
ExQUISITE'S DYEING is endIesSly useful
:, 1t is kind to your budget ana it's
kind to your figure lines. EXOUISITE'S
dyeing is like from mama heaven. Call
/ hf Will nor BE RESPONSIBLE for any
myself. KERMIT HAYDEN, 3Ol r st. NV
AFTER THIS DATE the undersigned will
not be responsible for any debts contracted
BY any one other than himself. ARCHIE
l. MATHIS, 1925 Rock Greek Ford rd -
ANY ONE WITNESSING THE ACCIDENT
involving 2 autos and one woman a. Ga.
ave and 1neraham St, Aug, \. 1917.
about pm, call Ho. s@a5 after pm.
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HELP MEN AND woMEh.

COUPLE-Houseman must be table %
drive woman. cook. top salary; must
have excellent local references. ia. 2444.
FOUNTAIN HELP. experienced; hours, g.
H. excel working cond., pleasant sur
roundings Apply in person, 3433 Bennins
LAYOUT ARTIST. preferably with agency:
experience handling all media; one who
opportunity for man or woman who has
IDEAS IDEAS and Initiative; salary open sA.
Nan 2ls dt for ous9ool and lady for
so6H o9ssoa sobsTAFRS cLERks oss Walters, Wait.
resses. for large restaurant and ice cream
sna sn90 mesl. naoWARp JoHNsoS o eHS RssTAu. ft
RANT 5000 Pa. ave. sc. -l6
WASHER, with experience. Apply in per-
son. LOUISE HAND LAUNDRY, 14o5 18th
WANTED---colored couple with experience
to serve as ianitor to help manage large
Nd. Once. 2los BelVeders dr.. 81. 1924.
WANTED, couple to board and take COM
must be bathed. dressed, assisted in walk
ing; can feed himself: speech affected;
v x Day Sr.s ss2 Fer me9S g Bea sna
EXPERIENCED FLAT WORKERS, feeders
a3d esfsea sa.sh'ts n "ssn saydsr Laem HoaE
OPENINGS AVAILABLE IN the new ana
greater Lubar. Inc, 1900 O st. nv, for
sales help and stenographers:, excellent
working conditions; salaries liberal, COM
npensurate with ability and real future.
See Nj Inon, to daily. LUBAR. INC.
RIAL u oEsTaTE-Few new agents needed
by progressive real estate co. Don't worry
about exper. We know the business and
will teach you and you can make plenty
while you are learning. All you need - tbs
wilt 10 work. Room 206, Century Bids,
4I2 5th St. NV, bet. 8 and z, Wed. Of
couple, without chill
dren. 70 occupy 4-room house 10 7-acre
wooded grove, in exchange for room and
board for owner. an eldarly gentleman.
W r. EASTER, Barnesyille, Nd 16'
The HECHT CO.'S Silver Spring store
mas openings for selling and nonsellin9
positions; exper and insxper.; fuil and
Apply in person. employment ONCE, Bird
d.. THE HECHT CO, Silver Spring store.
corner Of Fenton ct. ana Ellsworth dr., Sill
yer Spring, Nd,
Evening star., 1948-09-14
SAMUEL PINN. Jr., Attorney,

Filed Sept 10 1913. Harry M Hull. Clerk
the District of Columbia Civil Action
No. 3725-4s.-In re application of David
Thomas Kohinskie and Helen Jane Kohin-
Kohinskie and Helen Jane Kohinskie, hav-
ing filed complaint for judgment chang
ing their name to David Thomas Evans
TO the Court for an order of publication of
the notice required by. law in such cases,
1t is, by the Court. this 10th day of Sep
temberr, l94S, ordered that all persons con-
cerned show cause, II any there be. on or
before the 9th day of October, 194s. why
the PRAYERS of said complaint should not be
granted: Provided That a copy of this
order be published once a week for three
consecutive weeks before said day in The
evening Star and The Washington Law
Judge. tSeall A true copy. Test: HAIR
RY NJ HULL. Clerk, by ELEANOR E.
JOBE.. DenutY Clerk %
Evening star., 1948-09-14
HELP MEN.

YOUNG MAN for clerical position with -
ana in yps
mimeographing; helpful permanent posi-.
si9n with excellent opportunity for rapid
sHaSyanSssmmsnts HS Ssm, Apply 635 D st. NV" ask Tor
YOUNG MAN, white. 1928. to learn Of.
nee supplies business: permanent with
ing worsing hours: vacation with pay;
SKS ToENG G3 NAN sls andsr St so nT tT.. to travel
field auditor for life insurance company;
permanent position; must be good at ig-
sceouatancy Apply Rm 90 q pe5'iafs SIS fat 81. r.
9oIN NJ 9stSes9 MsH II Il noGn 'sspn and as. Pm l5
while learning: when qualified. can earn
good money selling In store. Write fun
H5i TouSG Nan M With with Ssne snow.ds. of shoe.
dept: store; liberal empioyes' discount.
SoUNG 2tSS 5GF MHs1posi.ion iRst a. ono. messsn.
se e apd e s1 os5k .ss is to
a permanent position Offering opport. for
Advancement. UNITED SERVICES LIFE
YoING Nan SaS aoS scoo soh sraduste ST nos
ing night classes in college or plans to do
life insurance company; good chance for
sdvaneement; Apply Room 700 between
aonNG aRd MEN oso ath est st. prsterrea
wanted as investigators by lge.' inferno.
tional finance company. Excel. oppor.
tunity, good salary plus bonus and retire.
making rapid progress and can take over
S tms e. 1 sppiy % HousEaonp R5n 5sas FiNaScs ssSss
NEW eRfb1f 5 ssst rSeSSNss do nos
touch our business, ours is a speciality
With small down payment and easy terms.
II you want TO earn Sl25 to $500 per week
shorter terms cali Mr.. MAGIfI. RE. eaii.
fMMFSInTr fST skfSSutIys intsrSsNE npnS,NG -, lie
Of old-established arm. Pleasant contacts
among home owners, In semiprofessionaI
e;aDaSity ;,oaS Repeas business Exclusive ter
essary. Complete training by company
alssssssd st inter1iss write imsRs6iERa saNpEs.
sV oEFsET NsHsff fREss Ess SGsE oPERAron
experienced; prefer full time; white; excel
lent opportunity rtsht person. Ma. 31Ol.
INSURANCE, LFE-strons legal reserve
company has unusual opening for WASH
inston manager with sood personal pro-
duet,on record; Uneausled policy seuip-
facilities; UNIQUE opportunity for susiifiedd
man Salary, bonus. complete once ex-
pense Please give details regarding self
with executive BOX SSsV. Star Star. 'H'ervifS Wi4
PART-TIME exper. salesman, between %
4o, with car, to work ewes. Can earn to
prTr p19n ger Sk Leads furn. DE. OILS. Mr..
ExcELIESr PosTTroN for an .ssist.n.
credit man with some furniture expert
ence. See Mr., NEE, 1106 @ st. NV. or
ExPEREScEgDS LGBRfReaTioSN IF BRsfRRaa1hsSsn MAN tos
skINkER ssos as 4tit5snfs' cenn ave REQUIRED is
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ments addressed to Star bores
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ences, photographs or other
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destroyed II remaining oper
10 days after final insertion
OF advertisement.
In order to protect its ddUer-
tiSers from receiDing circular
matter, it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter Dilt be ,1tthheld as
far as possible by The Star.
Only bona fde nnsWers to
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Star Diu be deltDered to dd-
perttsers on presentation OF
the boz number ticket.
Evening star., 1948-09-14
LEGAL NOTICES.
SAMUEL r. BLANKEN. Attorney,

Woodward Bldg.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR
the District of Columbia, Holding Pro-
bate Court.-No. 711l2. Administration
This Is to Give Notice: That the subscriber.
of the State of Virginia has obtained
from the Probate Court of the District of
Columbia, Letters TeStamentary on the
estate of Fannie AIDES, late of the District
of Columbia, deceased. All persons hay
ing claims against the deceased are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof. legally authenticated, to
the subscriber, on or before the End day
of September, AID. 1919; otherwise they
OF said estate Given under my hand this
and day of September, 194s FLORENCE
ARNHEIM, 1909 N. Troy St. Arlington
Virginia (Seal1 Attest: MELVIN j
MARQUES, Deputy Register of Wills for
the District OF Columbia, Clerk of the
Probate Court Sel4.of IS.
Evening star., 1948-09-14
LOUIS HoROWITZ,

Columbian Building, Washington, D. C.
Filed August 27, 194s. Harry M Hull, CLERK
IN TbE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Column
ola In Re Application of Hyman Dinowitz
C.vil Action No. 3523-'4s.-Hyman Dino
WITT and Sarah Dinowitz, having filed a
complaint for Judgment changing their
and having applied to the Court for an or
der OF publication Of the notice REQUIRED by
9TH day of August. 1913, ordered that
all persons concerned show cause, if any
There be. on or before the 25th day of
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 Star
and The Washington Law Reporter. (s)
r, B. KEECH, Justice. tsesl) A true
copy Test; HARRY M. HULL, Clerk, by
ELLA MCDONALD, Deputy Clcik.
Evening star., 1948-09-14
HELP MEN.

ACCOUNTING CLERK, merchandise con con,
ity helpful. oppor. for recent high grad;
an and 'srs sst ssve issH ES sHRv
sfsS sP sS SsLEsmss sss.
sPsaes psPisaes in lss ettsr BOX iSS-8
ASSISTANT BooKKEEpER. for conlrac-
tors ofice; must be experienced and have
knowIsdgs Of shorthand good s,farwS5ppS UP
isrs' i45 or Ta saDs EsFaa5 a5o @ wv
MANAGER--Expandin finance
tious man under IS with auto: startins
salary for inexperienced man, S2.0s0,
Plus auto aIqsanss nMpr 6yEEs I9sTyeY TolN eo e
1909 r, I. ave. Mt Rainier. Ho- ool2
UsHERs, men. full and part time. Apply
in lobby. LoEW's PALACE THEATER.
AUTO BODY and fender many Airing.
ton Chrysler- Plymouth dealer; high per.
% work at ali times; vacations and holidays
abby xSa 'ai AIS 9S MoroRs. 9ss TNc 1924 wilson
; vd. Arlington. Va; Phone CHI. 400, Mr.
sTTo sTpTT BoDY seTDfe Man AND PAINTER; excel
sfqFy toos and EsseST AUf pPNcE M
ATTo MECHANIC, experienced. to operate
Our employees have been advised of this
fa st1e Box MfcaANIes dfslxA St1s otrucks, maximum
salary: excel; working conditions; paid
vacations and holidays. Apply either day
or night. CENTRAL MOTOR CO., 1901
Orpnoco St Alexandria, Va. IA
AUTO MECHANICS; very good opportunity
Io1 : top grade general motor mechanics;
best equipment, paid vacation; free life,
hospital and sick insurance; best salary
for Mr. Joseph Tolson, KEARNY OLDS-
MOBILE CO., N. Y. ave. ne, RE. 6444
AUTOMOBILE MEcHANIcs-opportunity
for few good reliable men; work in a
happy shop with men ENJOYING time and
half after 40 hours. vacations, pay for
benefits and profit sharing; also immscu-
late. brilliantly ,fuorescent lighted shop;
clean, roomy locker and wash rooms: new
equipment and shop tools. Fellows, this
Is it! Phone me for appointment N
Buete, THE TREW MOTOR CO. 1925 t4th
st. NV, Decatur 1910. Now in our 35th
business year.
Evening star., 1948-09-14
LEGAL NOTICES Cont
FRANCIS ". TAYLOR, Attorney,

IUIO vermont Ave. NV.
ELed Sept. 10. 1913. Harry NJ. Hull, Clerk
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District Of Columbia
lion Of DIANNE HARRIET JoHNsoN. ei'ia in a.
FAINT by her next of friend, HARRIET
V: CHAMBERS, for change OF name
next Of friend, Harriet v. Chambers, hav-
ing filed complaint for judgment chang
ing her name to Dianne Harriet Chambers
order Of publication of the notice required
ny law IN such cases. il, is, by the Court
thls 1oth day of September, 1a4s, ordered
any there be. on or before the 9th day of
October 1g4S., why the PRAYERS of said
That copy of this order be published
once week for three consecutives weeks
before said day in Washington Evening
81 F. DICKINSON LET'S, Judge tSeai)
Clerk, by ELEANOR E. joBE, Deputy clerk
Evening star., 1948-09-14
" e.lA au11st.se14.2s.oe122s
MORRIS ID. SCHWARTZ, Attorney,
h03 Chandler Ruilding

ed rAn Aqs s ps4ser 1873 Ha5sy GouNr Hq 81 fHE
United States for the District Of Co
Action No. 2g4e-4s'GoRDER OF PUBLI-
CATIoN.-The object of this suit is to
remove q certain deed Of trust dated May
%, 1885. made by Bertha Rice to ISadore
Freund and Abe Rice. trustees as q cloud
upon plaintiffs title in lot. 1873 in Square
2204 improved by premises known as
:"e29 Connecticut Avenue, NV, Washing
Ton, D. c. On motion of the plaintiff
IT is this 6th day of August 104s. ordered
that the defendants. the unknown heirs:
next-of-kin, devsees and slienees of
Emanuel Rice, deceased Abe Rice, de-
ceased, Bertha Rice, deceased. Leo Rice,
deceased, and Emile Rice, deceased, cause
their appearance to be entered herein on
or before the first rule day occurring
after. the expiration Of three months from
the date of first publication of this order;
cfhsrwlse he cause Will be proceeded
copy Of this order be published twice
q month for three months. in the wash
lnston, Law Reporter. and The Evening
Star. before said day. tSD EDWARD NJ
Tss5; HARRY N; HULL Clerk; by ELIZA
Rn1S RI Se14 % Op1 y "a
Evening star., 1948-09-14
MORRIS BENSON and SAMUEL G,
SILVERMAN, Attorneys,

SO3 woodward Building, EX. $500.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
bia, Holding Probate Court = In re:
Adm. No 6965b-oRDER OF PUBL1cA-
T!ON-The notification as TO the trial
Of the. issues Of this, case relating to
Paper writing. dated Nov. 23, 1912, pur-
porting. to be the last will and tesla
ment Of Clarence Truxson, deceased, hav-
ing been returned as to the unknown heirs
at law and next of kin of Clarence Trux-
of kin of John Truxson mot to be found
it is this % day of August, 1a4s, ordered
that the issues be set down for trial on
the 18th day, Of october. 194s, and that
to wit l. Did Clarence Truxson. de-
ceased, ever make and execute. according
to law. last will and testament? 9 If
so. what was the date thereof; was de-
cedent. at the time. of the execution by
mind and capable of executing valid
deed or contract; has diligent search
been made therefor, without discovery
Of said origin,al gin, viii; Is it fact that hat
destroyed by - said decedent or with his
knowledge or consent; and did said will
and testament remain unrevoked at the
time of said death? 3. Is the photostatic
copy introduced in evidence. in this cause,
and testament of Clarence TTuxson. de-
ceased, in fact a true copy of said will?
4. If your answer to Issue No: 3 is No"
what were ths PROVISIONS Of said yi2
weeks in the Washington Law Reporter"
The Evening star" Is. R, B. KEEGH,
Justice, A True Gogy. Cseall ATTEST; 7;
Wills for the District of Columbia. Clerk
OF Probate Court audi ,se3.7. 7.10.14,I7,21t24 "a