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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-04
B A I II LING CONTINUES,
 PALESTINE
Differences Being Clarified in Proposed Four
 Weeks Armisfite
.lBy The Associated Press

Count Folke Bernadotte said to- day he hopes by Sunday to clarify lewis and Arab differences on the four weeks armistice for Palestine. The U. N negotiator then could set an hour for the war on land, sea and in the air to cease.
 The Jews couched their accep- tance of the armistice with "as- sumpticns.v The Arabs listed "ex- plantations" Their spokesmen be- fore the United Nations in Lake Success were poles apart.
 The Trans-Jordan foreign office said it had accepted a date for the cease fire in talks with Berna- dotte yesterday.
 The fighting went on.
 A heavy battle appeared to be ill progress at the Arab town of Jenin, AZ miles northeast of Tel Aviv The Arabs said Jewish armored column entered the town, but was driven out in an Iraqi counterattack.
 Jerusalem was so quiet that even the snipers took the night off
 The little ships Egypt calls her Navy tossed some shells into Cae- sarea, 90 miles north of Tel Ayiv. A boat was reported sunk and a waterfront building shelled The biggest thing in the Egyptian Navy is a 2.650-ton transport.
 Tel Aviv was bombed several times by Egyptian and Iraqi planes. The Jews said they destroyed two Egyptian bombers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-04
SEAWALL AT NOME GIVEN APPROVAL

WASHINGTON, June 4.-lR-A bill to authorize construction of a seawall at Nome, Alaska, was pass ed by the House yesterday. It went to the White House.
 Rep. Dondero R-Mich), told the House the wall win cost approxi- mately sl,875,0 ,000 and will be about 3,350 feet long.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-04
STEAMER MOvEkEN!S

Princess Louise, from Vancouver, due tomorrow afternoon
 Alaska. from Seattle, scheduled to arrive Monday.
 Princess Norah scheduled to sail from Vancouver p. m. tomorrow.
 Baranof scheduled to sail from Seattle 9 a. m. tomorrow.
 Aleutian scheduled southbound late Sunday or early Monday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-04

PORTLAND, June 4.--lR--- Un- bridled waters churned today through newly punched-out dikes on the Pacific Northwest's far flung flood front More strained levees were crumbling. A new crest was rolling down
 The Fraser River in Canada smashed the barriers-at Barnston and Hatzic Islands in British Col umbia The Canadian Navy said all of 360 men, women and chil- dren on Barnston who fled for their lives ahead of the foaming water wall had reached safety. Most of them were taken off in ships to nearby Port Kells. the Navy said.
 Reinforcements rushed to soggy dikes along the lower Columbia Rivers shores in Oregon and Wash- ington as the massive flow of the big river threatened to widen its most destructive l,200-mile surge to the Pacific
 The fresh flood crest was mount ing in the Columbia, far up in the mountains where the blazing sun toe quickly changed the deep snowpack into runoff water. The Snake River, main Columbia tri- butary, also was rising
 The collapse of Barnston and Hatzic dikes last night flooded more fertile iarmlands, adding to the tre- mendous but yet untotaled millions of dollars damage in the northwest region.
 Before the new rampages of the Fraser, estimates from qualified sources scared to Sll0,O00,00o in damage for the Columbia in Idaho and the lower valley in Oregon and Washington, $3o,000,0oo for the Fraser. The death toll on the Columbia was 2l, two on the Fras- CT.
 A wall of water 20 feet high roar ed into Barnston The saucer-like island. almost three miles long and one and one1half wide, is 20 miles east of Vancouver. B. c.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-04
TWIN EPISODE

CONNERSvILLE, Ind, June 4. -iR-No one was surprised when Mrs. Wayne Murray gave birth to two boys here. Mrs. Murray is a twin and her mother is twin. But, it was a coincidence that each of the two nurses caring for the babies is a twin
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-04
CITY COUNCIL I5
 MEETING TONIGHT

The Juneau City Council will hold it's regular meeting in the City Council Chambers at 8 o'clock to- night. Several important matters are to be discussed
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-04
HIGH WAFER BREAKS OUT
 MORE DYKES
Mass Continues Down Co., lumbia . Fraser River
 Barriers Smashed

BULLETIN PORTLAND. June 4--tR,--A new record crest roll cd down the Columbia River to- day and a soaring damage toll was feared
 Elmer Fisher, veteran river fore easter, said Vancouver. Wash, would have 30.S feet and Port land 30.5 feet by Tuesday--both readings half foot above the level reached last Tuesday in the initial crest of the disastrous flc0d.
 He would not say next Tues days level would be the crest
 The Army Engineers braced themselves for two more weeks of crucial battle.
 We consider all dikes critical, due tc softening,' they said.
 Supervisors were placed on 12- hour shifts.
 The Red Cross released the name of the fourteenth person as unaccounted for in Sundays Vanport flood.
 She Is Mes. Fife Dawson, eld- derly, sought by her daughter,
 It said they all were not nec- essarily missing" but all efforts to find them had failed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-04
SUSPENDED SENTENCE

Chick Ashby was given six month suspended jail sentence yes- terday by U s. Commissioner Felix Gray on a drunk and disorderly
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-04
.LE WIS GETS
 COURT ORDER
 TO BARGAIN.
Judge 6oIdsborough Tells Mine Head to Act or Face
 Another Contempt Fine ]

WASHINGTON, June 4.-lR-- John L. Lewis was ordered today to bargain with the Southern Coal Producers Association or face an- other fine for contempt of court. <
 Federal Judge T. Alan Colds borough, who twice has fined Lewis and his United Mine Workers for contempt. issued the order.
 Robert N. Denham General Counsel for the National Labor Relations Board, had asked that Lewis be directed to enter contract talks with the Association, headed by Joseph E. Moody.
 The Judge said that it was ap- parent from the record that Lewis did not want to bargain with the Southern Association because he wanted to destroy it.
 He suggested that the United Mine Workers chief might desire to bring about the destruction of the Southern Association because it is harder to deal with" single unit than with representatives of the IA smaller associations through the south which make up the association. x.
 Certainly it's unreasonable in this present case for the union to say we're entitled to one repre- sentative for 99 units and the Southern, Association is not entitled to one representative for IA asso- ciations," he continued.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-04
YAKUTAT VISITORS

Dale Robinson. Calvin Ward and Ling Loy, from Yakutat. are stay ing at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-04
FROM KIMBERLEY. B. C.

w T. Irvine from Kimberley. B, C., is in Juneau and staying at the Baranof Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-04
KETcHIKAN VISITORS

A. Thatcher. Fl. iPaulson and E. A. Bates from Ketchikan are at the Baranof Hotel,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-04
GUSTAyUs VISITOR

R. M. Cross, visiting from Gus tavus. is staying at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-04
FROM MT. EDGEcuMBE

pr. Horace Pope from Mt. Edge cumbe is guest at the Baranof Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-04
. . s se ( . c . WEATHER REPORT

. GU. S. WEATHER 9UREAU) . Temperatures for 24-hour period ending 7:30 thls morning In Juneau Maximums 68; . minimum, 45.
 At Airport Maximum, 62; . minimum, 42.
 . F o R EC A $ T (Juncau and Vicinity . Considerable cloudiness with . occasional light rain showers tonight and Saturday. Little . change in temperature.
 . PRECIPITATION
 . tPast zi hours ending 7:30 am. today In Juneau City Trace; . since June l, ,75 inches; . since July 1, 8788 inches. At Airport .02 inches, . since June l, LOT inches; since July l, 53.l0 inches.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-04
HOUSING STILL BOTTLED UP


 Ninety more Congressmen are needed to sign the petition to get the Taft -Ellender- Wagner housing bill out of the Banking and Cur rency committee where it is now bottled up.
 A few Southern Democrats have already signed in favor of housing but only a few. However. South ern leaders indicate that pressure from the voters at home is strong and that Southern Conglessmen will begin signing up en masse soon They are beginning to re- alize that adequate housing is one
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-04
The W ashington Merry Go Round
By DREW PEARSON
Copyright. ls4s. by The Bell Syndicate,
 Incl

VASHINGTON-Chicago Demo- crats have bailed President Tru- man out of near blunder on his visit to Chicago today
 The White House staff had plan ned to bring the President into Chicago at 3:30 p.m.-a time when the streets are not crowded.
 However, ex-mayor Ed Kelly, a past master at parades, reminded the White House that 4:30 was the time to arrive in Chicago. At that hour. people are on their way home and the President will appear to have a crowd watching his arriy- al-even if it's only a lot of folks on their way to catch trains and busses.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-04
LEWIS CONSENTS

WASHINGTON, June 4.-R- John L. Lewis today bowed to a Federal Court order directing him to bargain over contract with the Southern Coal Producers Asso- citation.
 The United Mine Workers chief announced through his attorneys that he would be ready to resume contract talks with coal operators, including the Southern group, to- morrow afternoon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-04

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-04

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-20

Mr.. Harlan Rudd. Vice Pres.
Mrs. Homer Stevens, Reed Sec'y,
Mr.. A. Carter, Financial Sec'y,
and Mr.. Theodore Jackson, Chair
man of the General Committee.
know you'll be on hand Go
hear versatile Vera Pate at the
Arts Institute on April 7th DR..
A. Skinner of Wayne University
is her advisor
And don't miss Kenneth Spen-
Ger who is the next presentation
of Nellie Watts. And Vivian Mar
tin, who on the 25th of thi S
month. is being presented by the
Housewives League at the Arts
Institute Mrs. Mamie Black is
president.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-20
Bits OF Banter'nq
THERE'S BIG DoINGs THIS WEEK.

The Wolverine Association of Funeral Directors Of
which Mr. George Hoagand OF La Belle is President is
lyng host the National Association Of Funeral Drec-
iors His wife, Mrs. Bernce Hoagand popular school
and president of the local chapter of Phi Delta Kap
sorority is President of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Flu
nj,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-20
Unusual Leather
Hand Bag Are
No0, Available

Sometimes an ordinary cos
tune dressed up by eNtrdordl-
nary accessories becomes an
extraordinary outfit.
The shopper IN making he
rounds this week discovered
some of the most extraordinary
accessories seen in the city.
TRUDTS ORIGINALS. located
AZ li2 Madison Ave, has some
of the most unusual leather hand
bags and beautiful costume
iewelry you could ask for. Cos
tune iewelry must be botn
UNIQUE and attention attracting
in order to get out OF the lust
ordinary class, and Irudts
Jewelry is Just that. It's beauty
is matched only by Its quallty.
Have YOU an old Leather bag
that has become slightly tired
looking, yet you hesitate to DIS
card because of It's worth Trudl
restores treasured leather bags
10 their original beauty ana use
sulness. She relines. refnishes,
puts in new zippers, straps. orn-
aments, or whatever Is needed.
Custom-made bags of leather
or fabric to match your coutsme
are also a speciality here II YOU
want that extra touch to your
costume. sec Trudi.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-20
EIkS Past Daughter Rulers
TO Mark Sixth Anniversary

Green. chairman; Mrs. Georgina
K. Fields. co-chairman and chair
man OF tickets. reservations and
publicity: Mrs. Mae Davis, third
chairman: Mrs Jean Marvel,
chairman Of ads; Mrs. Rose Ma
RE Lane. program chairman
Mrs. Beatrice Dozier chairman
Of the flower committee. Mrs.
Magdaline Helvey, co-chalrman
of program: Mrs Margaret Reed.
catering committee chairman.
Mrs. Thomasine Tarrall. secre-
tary OF the General Committee,
and Mrs. Marybellc Tate. treas
urer of the General Committee.
A recent committee meeting.
attended by Mrs. Geans and all
the members Of the committee,
was held at a luncheon given
by Mrs. Helen Green.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-20
Second Beauty Contest
On For Miss Ma1yicci

This year q new queen will
be crowned. All girls between
the ages of is and 80 are in.
viied 10 participate in this COM.
test. The only requirement IL
that she secure and fill out an
entry blank. which may be OBJ
tanned al the bathing beauty
contest headquarters. 446 E.
Warren avenue. Detroit.
"All Of the temples throughout
the nation are preparing TO send
their mos beautiful girls TO ST
Louis with the hope that she
will be crowned Queen o.
Shrinedom, said Booker T. Al
exander. the Imperial Promo
tlonal Director, who IS in charge
OF the nation wide contest.
"Marraeci Temple will spare
no effort or expense 10 have u
Detroit girl return with the
crown" said a Detroit spokes-
man for Marracci Temple.
Already many girls have been
inquiFing about this years con-
test and interest is running
very nigh. according 20 the COM
mittec's latest reports.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-20
ON OUR SICK LIST
THIS WEEK ARE

Fannie Raiford who is confined
10 her home on Pingrec.
Beulah Brewer is ailing a Bit
kinda up and down.
Hunt Taylor is convalescing in
Receiving Hospital,
Arthur Williams, formerly a
resident of Scotch avenue here
in Detroit is convalescing in city
hospital of New Albany, Ind. Mr..
Williams is the spouse of our
Grace Williams. formerly a tea
cher in our public schools.
'Twould be nice 10 send them
a card Huhll
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-20

The second annual Beauty
Contest conducted by Mar4acci
Temple No. 10. Mobiles Of the
Mystic Shrine. Prince Hall Az
iiliation has begun. II was an
nounced Tuesday by Booker T.
Alexander. imperial promotional
director of Prince Hall Shrlners
Miss Marracci Will be crowned
at a Coronation Ball to be held
al the Graystone Ballroom IN
juno OF this year The winner
Of the contest viii also compete
in the second annual national
bathing beauty contest TO be held
al ST Louis. Mo in August Of
this year.
Last year the title Of Miss
Marracci was won by Miss Dolo-
res Williams. She was sent 20
Atlantic CITY where she took
third place in the national con
test As winner OF the Detroit
contest. she also received com
plete wardrobe and many Other
valuable prizes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-20
TRIBUTE PAID GILLESPIE

NEW YORK CITY.-One OF
the greatest tributes ever paid
TO a Negro artist is paid this
week to Dizzy Gillespie by Col
lier's Magazine. The current is
sue of Golfers now on the
stands has a tremendously flat
terlng two-page story about
Dizzy and be-bop music.
, Horace Henderson and Sam
Shaw who wrote the piece, spent
about two weeks with the Dir
before the Be-Bop King sailed
10 Europe. The story is highly
flattering and is a truly great
tribute to q great artist.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-20

Sweet Potato Sausage Casserole
pound sausage meat. seasoned
/ cup raisin bran
a cup milk
2 cups mashed cooked sweet
potatoes
y teaspoon salt
"a teaspoon nutmeg
a teaspoon ginger
] tart apple, cut in rings
4 cup brown sugar. firmly packed
Mix sausage, raisin bran. and II
cup OF the milk. Place mixture on
bottom OF 1-quart casserole.
. Combine potatoes, remaining
milk. salt, nutmeg. and ginger
Spread over sausage in casserole.
Place apple rings on top Of po,a.
toes, pressing In slightly. Sprinkle
with brown sugar and additional
nutmeg Bake in hot oven (400' F.
40 minutes. or until done Makes
6 to servings.
'For extra richness. use q cup
undiluted eyaporated milk
Bran Corn Bread with
Cherry Preserves
y cup sifted -four
3 teaspoons baking powder
l teaspoon salt
n cup corn meal
2 tablespoons chopped cooked
bacon
egg. we'll beaten
y cups milk
2 tablespoons melted bacon fat
or other shortening
III cups 400 bran flakes
Sift -four once. measure, add bak.
ing powder and salt, and slft again
Add corn meal and bacon. Combine
egg and milk. Add 10 -four mixture
add shortening. then mix only
enough to dampen -four. Fold in
fakes Bake in creased 9x9x2-
inch pan in hot oven (425o F.) 40
minutes, or until done. Serve with
cherry preserves
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-20


80 the Social fun planned
SOM ncn House, Monday nite
IS an Omega House and a lot
a. s'l S.ncc for the visiting moru-
n nans Al the Craftsman a -
TUESDAY mite. 49,. dinners
" ,,ncheons galore at the ED
ana p sS'sN the $685. and around;
2 CIV Ritzy Grill is the central
I'm place and meetings are DC
e ca. bscld al the Rackham Build
ms X the University of Michi-
gan, -, Hotel Is running
,er with prosperous gents UNI
owe directors from all over
n leea limited States. Among
sneso a,r Mr.. Milo Brown OF
c syn'o Rapids, William Faulkner
ta,ber 81 our vivaclous and pop
i iS .Babe" Faulkner Womack,
va uaves of Tennessee, VIII
= =, r Boyd of Cleveland, Mrs.
"'i nreer Of ST. Louis, Mr.. W. +
q of Birmingham, Ala,
Satonal President, Mr. 6 i.
Mason Of Atlantic City, N. j.
Az. MI /. S. White OF l. on g.
view Texas.
OTHER BIG DJiNGS
OF THE WEEK
y uas,esses Betty Dodson, Jean
n1e,nd Matte Camp and Joyce
Wb'tr IN Harmon. The house and
,sble was abundant in flowers.
And lor the bride to be Evelyn
lanes pretty secretary OF tn e
Nal o1icc of the NAACP, a Del
n SOMA Theta soror and a grad
uatc 81 Michigan State College,
was lotcd on Monday mite with
bridal shower. =,
The NAACP Anniversary Ball
attracted many socialites to trip
ne lltnt fantastic show TO the
strains of the Chocolaters. Among
4 few guests noted were DIR. and
Mrs " A. Thompson, DR.. and
Mrs Arthur Thompson, Atty. +.
Wanzo Mrs. Marriyce Lake,
Stanley Evans, Laura Carr, Cath
crime Hurley. Alma Lanqua, Milo
Rivera. Joseph Cole, DR. James
McClendon, Capt. ]. Smith OF Fl
Lee !,
The United Negro College Fund
Drive Heads. Ernest Marshall and
Henry S. Dunbar received at a
Coffee Hour" at the Urban
League on Sunday from BON.
Coolies Of our college alumni,
representing over 25 of our col
leges were on HANDWRITING
and hostessing around was affa-
bic Myrtle Estes Gaskill And
citto with the Bachelors Formal
dance at the Nacirema Club
House twas one of the most
delightful affairs of the seasons.
The panel on Civil Rights ,
chalrcd by Mrs. Beulah Whitby
al the Detroit Association OF
Women Clubs was quite huge
success at the 5 o'clock hour on
Sunday Panel members includ-
ed Senator Joseph Brown, Rev.
Horace White as moderator and
Atty Edward Turner. President
Jeanette Welch Brown was on
hand sporting the "sharpest
shoes we've seen in many a moon.
She says she imported them from
Fifth avenue New York--they
are black Suedes with--unusual-
y high platforms and three ank-
le straps edged in gold.
Mi-Lady'S bridge clubs are
still the thing of the hour. !. D..
Saturday Mrs. Bernice White en-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-20
Pretty Matron
HOnOred Guest
At Gay Shosce,

A bevv OF lovely young matrons
and damsels met AZ the home
Of Joyce White OF Harmon. on
Saturday night 20 lctc Muucl
Shelton The occasion MAS 4
Stork shower with nc appfopo
decors used vcrY flcvcrN hy
hosiesses Jean Dlaguid Betty
Dodson. Matte Carp and joyce
White
Chatting and Admring The
many gifts tor the Shelton heir
or hciress were llmR keyes.
Katherine Rouit Roma Lawson.
Rachel Ulmet Gwcndolyn Hoguc.
jeanette Jones. Evora Short,
Frances Williams, Laura Shu-
make Frances Tam and others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-20
Vivian Martin To
Sing In Concert

Vivian Martin, rising young
Detroit concert artist. Will be
presented on Thursday. March
25. al the Detroit Institute OF
Arts. oy the Housewives League,
Reservations may be made. by
phoning Mrs Helen b Watt,
Trinity 1896. or Mrs. Priscilla
Dawklns. Townsend 64559.
Mrs. Watt Is chairman oil the
league ways and means commit
tee, Mrs. Mamie + Black is
president.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-20

Did you know II can be fun TO be
economical? Well, II is sometimes.
II you decide TO try out new and
different dishes that food experts
have thought up. Being original re
quires a little more thought and
sometimes more time. but the sur
prised and pleased expressions OF
your family are well worth the
effort. Here are three recipes that
add novelty TO any meal. Two are
for delicious main dishes that are
unusual as well as economical. The
third Is a recipe for Bran Corn
Bread new twist in corn bread
served with your best Cherry Tor
other favorite) Preserves So 20
to Il - try them out one at a time,
but be sure you Try them.
Grape-Nuts Stuffed Eggplant
large eggplant
tablespoons chopped onion
teaspoon salt
- teaspoon pepper
ldDtehpObHA udtoH idl
"a cup Grape Nuts
Z cup drained canned tomatoes
4 cup chopped cooked bacon
egg, slightly beaten
4 cup Grape.Nuts
Cut eggplant in half lengthwise
and scoop out center leaving shells
"A inch thick. Parboil shells ) min
utes. Chop removed portion and
saute with onion. salt and pepper
in bacon fat 10 minutes. Add IS
cup. Grape.Nnts; mix well. Then
add tomatoes. bacon, and egg. mix
ing thoroughly. Refill shells.
Sprinkle with remaining Grape
Nuts. Bake in hot oven (40O' FL
25 minutes. Makes s servings.
Note: II desired. 4 cup grated
American cheese may be mixed
with Grape-Nuts used for topping.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-20

The sixth anniversary Of the
Michigan Past Daughter Rulers
Council of the Elks will be cell
ebrated on Sunday, March 81,
at the Craftsmen's Club. 275 f.
Ferry. with Mrs. Elizabeth Ross
Gordon Of Washington. Grand
Daughter Ruler. as honored guest
This will be Mrs. Gordon's
first visit 10 Detroit since she
took over the post of Grand
Daughter Ruler.
When Mrs. Gordon arrives
Saturday morning she viii be
met by committee including
Mrs. Elizabeth M. Geans, Loyal
Daughter Ruler of the p. ID. r.
C.: State President Mrs. Grace
Bryant: National Apprentices
Mrs. Bertha McKanlass. Mrs
Lucille Hubert. Mrs. Charlotte
Mapp. Mrs. Carrie Curtis, and
Mrs. Georgiana X. Fields.
DIRECT CELEBRATION
The celebration is under the
direction Of the Ways and Means
Committee of the p. D. r. G,
Members are Mrs. Helen A.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-20

Community Chest ALLEGATIONS
10 local social services increased
from s22s7l35 in 1912 to s437s,-
044 IN 1877
Evening star., 1948-04-30
MCKINNEY. FLANNERY d CRAIGHILL
HIhhS Ruiidipo

Filed Feb. 1s. l94S Harry M. Hull. Clerk.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of CO.
Iumbia; - AMERICAN SECURITY AND
TRUST COMPANY, a corporation, as
Trustee NV Of Alice Slater kehoe. de
SLATER RANDOLPH. ct al. Defendants.
Civil Action No. 1872 4S.-ORDER OF
pUBL1cATIoN,--The object of this suit
is to Obtain a construction OF the will
Of Alice ater Kehoe. deceased and a
Judgment declaring the persons entitled
TO the property held in trust by the
Pl2lntlf under the provisions OF the said
VIII; Upon motion of the Plaintiff and
good cause therefor having been shown,
It IS, by the Court. this 18th dav Of
OF KIN legatecs deVisees and alieneeS of
Margaret Lukins Slater Sullivan. deceas ased.
NE unknown. heirs at law, next of kin
lesatecS. deviseeS and alienees of Jane
Saunders Safer Farinholt, deceased. the
unknown heirs at law. next of kin
Iegatees, deviSees and alieneeS Of William
E. Sullivan, deceased and the unknown
heirs at law. next of kin, legatees. de-
yisees and alienees of Alice Slater Kehoe,
entered herein on the first rule day occur
ring after the expiration of three months
after the, first day of publication of this
order otherwise this cause will be pro-
cceoed with as in case of their default:
oroviced COPY of this order be published
IN the Washington Law Reporter and The
evening Star twice month for three
months before said day. tS) F. DICKIN-
SON LET'S. Justice. tSeal0 True Copy
EDITH NJ. FOX. Deputy Clerk. D'
fppO hTn1h q CHanoo