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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-07-23

1887 WHITE TRUCK-Two-ton ton,
new tires, 16 #. bed, good running
order, $500. John Andrews, $50
Maple street. 23-1tp
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-07-23
FOR RENT

SERVICE STATION-In good To-
cation. Write p. O. Box 10S, Port
Clinton, Ohio, or call 1851.
23-1tp
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-07-23

GIRLS BICYCLE-Call 4168.
23-lt
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-07-23

APEX VACUUM CLEANER
$1,000. Good condition. Clayton
Finken, 231 Adams street. 23-1tp
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-07-23

GAS RANGE-Also fiat rim sink
Call 9472, 23-1tp
Evening star., 1948-01-13
AUCTION SAIE

C. G. SLOAN & CO., auctioneers-Hazleton
mahogany case spinet piano, walnut ONCE
furniture including flat-top desks, direc-
tors tables, side and revolving chairs
typewriter tables, household furniture o.
every description: china, glassware. Chi
nese bric-a- -brac, fireplace brasses, mirrors s
lamps. books. lady's, mink coat, etc; al
Wednesday, January 14th, starting at Il
am; now on view. c. G. SLOAN & CO..
INC, auctioneers. established 1891; terms
cash la
ADAM A. WESCHLER & son, Auctioneers,
aeS tee .ss s of susomobe Masois0n nan and BODY
etc. etc. also leasehoid interest. By virtue
9 ehate deed Of trust MaFsn Fs
corder Of Deeds Of the District Of colum-
bia as Instrument No. 10459., and at
the request of the party secured thereby,
sasie ssssien a. sssT 1sSS III {
Champion air compressor, with 2-h;p. a:-GS
meter and hose. Yale iass 11son ehain iaii nd
other Mhrei JACKS: fi sterIna T 1000" Thor "eo13'
and B. b. disc, sanders; acetylene out.
At; gauges, ,,,ss tubing and truck Sinks ,a1s
De Vilbiss and Master. paint spray guns
and tanks: Emess metal spray gun; Home
utility electric drill: exhaust fan, ex-
peen mels: sun poxsT timer: bench vices. aea-
socket soc wrench set. hand tools: seldering
iron: steel lockers, and shelving: IRE ex; <;
parts cabinets, used automosile parts;
interest, inter aAi particulars I I Of which viii pe
%;ds ~roN sGsn T. sAisDsRsos ssIs kERRs kRNErG G'tp
i4th % and d'es'sss. ss. h''A NV. Jazz. 1917 IT,
Evening star., 1948-01-13
HELP MEN and WoMEN.

COOKS AND BAKERS. colored men and
women; here Is an opportunity to. 20 70
work for one Of the largest cafeteria sys-
TENS In the Nation; some exper. in larSs-
scale cooking or baking Is necessary.
though all who are hired will work for
q time under the direction Of persons
skilled in our methods; the working COZ.
vacation, 1isk leave, paid hoiid.ys' s:day
am. Uniforms win be furnished. Bring
Social Security card. Excellent CHANGE
for advancement. GOVERNMENT SERv-
ICES, INC. lll9 2lst st. NV. IA :
LOCAL NEWSPAPER has opportunity for
reliable salespeople; up to $25 per day;
fREs H s. pai aarnH R Gs DcEsTSRs Pss SsSs sns
writer: excellent chance to acquire back
ssssE ss q coseRsssrosaf safsss
REAL 81 i7Es Esrars A es ssALEsMENsellins .sp..
rience essential; those with real estate
exDer DrefsEssd msss have p ss5 and ss
sSh. sSth St nE RsaltoEs Dp !nx sSss ,o, s
tions; good salary and bonus: large drug
chain; only those with experience need
apply. MISS ELLIS, Sol l4th st. NV,
3s9GssG YoTSG NAN sSa on WOMAN, white, to work
ssitas ssEitchssossrd. from from ; to . 2 eyes eyes. Monday
phone 9 iSai ssl iasa aeeepsed ss n~' In person. No
A GOOD ROOM, bath and meals. also
wages. awaits q good janitor and chamber
372-A, Star. -16
Evening star., 1948-01-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

INCOME TAX REITKNssmYou may be e; =;
5ss free information; ls M now early II r;
Isao1ooKKEEp1NG AND INCOME TAX serv-
Reasonable rates. UN 1857. --16
bSIoGfs Cooks Started and Kept; all tax returns
EasOpsbly Ssoa prompt M read az Notarv 9th st.
s;assmsntS ssI. Sas sadiss 5saseassis: oR s65S
ind Kind: any time Sy sppoinatE%4snt; Is "
sfRs5 VIZ IKE ea1e4
osds started. kept part L1. time time sf tax a7pe e
THE NEXT EXAMINATION Of the Dis:
e ed 5 c9uRa ebuaS nSa?s g. Of IS sna e.
the hi,eA Secretary treasurer: DR. LEWIS il:
kaAskNr ERA rrsst ss'e sSidins t.lephons Na
foSs ! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
ss ssst' 0taf ihsg ts''f ,,
SsSSeo5kakERsiNc sSe5aaks hs INCOME rAx-se1yice
FIX small businesses asss and individuals: 9-s'
ITAES9siN IfAE aNNHaL AR NETTING of the share
holders OF the Home Building Association
@ 5 p asa IT ss He SS
the election of ofhcers and directors and
bsfors 5efa 0'her f. 1Si5ss oTTo sHERMNS E
ssns .ssss gax aFruass m gsGf 5aRss
as ass RSn2FKSasniss REHTa .nd
%anhy hsnsPE psnas no
THOMPSON & STANSBURY CO., Ii. 1929,
no sash 1eeded small mSnshy
sGN ssi & sTANssnsy &C. nc. Ii. 1929.
DIAMONDS. old jewslry and Ns.Tan silver Eanted 1
Expert spDTnaisins s5 nT tree VI lV!aasroN sx4s
Nc; INCOME Ne TAX ~ ReE;FrUiRss : prepared by
fSa1TdH s. H Rx 1854 oa cH
THE ANNUAL MEETING of members Of
the Columbia Federal Savings and Loan
ary ai as4s s in the hs'e once
s. cEsReE IL liz St
fssizs 's cREDs PEassfps ri
sand; letterheads' SO $6 a thousand. ,SS!!ol
DiiMoNDs, JEWELRY wANTED.HIshsst
AccoUNTANT-TAx CoNsULTANT. heavy.
l5 yrs. exp; audits, systems. bookkeeping,
I'm ancial reports. taxes. WO. 1886: 20
NOTICE TO stockholders of PARK PLAZA,
INc.-A special meeting of the stock
holders of Park Plaza, Inc, corporation
organized under the laws Of the District of
Columbia, will be held on Tuesday, Decem-
Der 80, 1947, in Room 205, 1878 K st.
NV. Washington, D. G., at 2:30 o'clock
in the afternoon, for the purpose Of con-
sidering and acting upon proposal Of the
board OF trustees to increase the capital
stock of said corporation from ive hun
dred (50O shares Of the par value of one
hundred (S100.00) dollars per share to
two thousand t2,0oO) shares Of the par
value of one hundred tS10000l dollars
per share. PARK PLAZA, INC. By Harry
Poretsky, Sidney Poretsky, Lester Poretsky,
Sylvia M. Blajwas, Dora Poretsky, Morris
Pollin. trustees.
Evening star., 1948-01-13
SALESkEN.

FIELD REPRESENTATIVE (D - Large
corporation has undertaken the program
meet the existing national shortage and
WIN ad four new men to is present field
se men With sars
operates under lead system through the
medium Of extensive advertising for stu
dsns nf1srT purses. Df 5 FS5 interview phone Mr..
SALES REPREsENTATIvE to sell essential
fre prevention and maintenance service
fire equipment helpful; good salary, leads;
excel opp. for proven sales closer. Boz
sAIEsMxN-would you like to make more
than the average salesman? Fullest Coz
operation given; large commission. rapid
Bldg:. any time day or evening untI
sALEsMEN-Retail fabric store, retail ls ex.
s5s to spDy sa S43 Thn YAKbseks Ii Pss asi
sAIEssMASNis, 81 Nv orders . week s.. you mis So.
: sinsls day. Field IL once training slysa
SHOE sAiksSaNMRsperisnce MA snq n sss nT shoe man
t4os sS take dsns charge Of vomsns
tisi Boy n issc .set Star. ai replies 'onnnsn- mfs
soSd tsrrso9y Sg'ds ss.ss rs's and
in selling ofhce equipment helpful. tenss but not
SNIFF Fl eoRoSA Nj MssT TypG%afr g$H f e.
bTsNEss caAkcfsIesm.n cRfls f. aH o, GOOD a..
ns psope wnn''d to have sef Il:
most liberal proposition that viii ii"i surely eli.
snt appeal to you Call personally weekdays,
GOODMAN 1886 Conn. ave, co. $500.
HIGH EARNINGs-For steady and capsbls
man, who has following in the drug and
grocery trade. In Wash and surrounding
area, and likes to be his own boss on COM
mission; wholesale confectioner wants .
man who is looking for perm. opport; car
essential: Come In and lets talk about q
bright future. HAROLD P. RUDOLPH
SALES CO.. 314 Randolph pl. ne. AD.
OPENING NEW oFFICEs-n you have
sold insurance or investments. cruises, au-
tomobiles, educational courses, business
will prove to you by actual demonstration
IN the held that our statesmen earn ex.
tremeiy large incomes on drawing againss
furnish contacts for every call. Can use
men accustom to earning $S5 per wk.. or
sas merf nw ADRlE nR S,9 MaIn ainE Bids 18th ane
WHOLESALE GROCERY and institutional
house, with progressive and assressivs
ideas, offers to. men OF similar type top
A have YOU ~ an institationsi @ N and/op ND m rssssu
food business? Have you carr II so.
write US, stating your background and
your experience. You may be Just the
man. Information kept strictly conf
| dentiaL Box 451-B. Star. -13
HOUSE TO HOUSE Statesmen who are
able to earn SIS and better per day;
daily cash draw. Apply MR.. COLE, Hotel
Houston. 91O st. NV. before 8 am. or
BUiLDISG SUPPLIES and squipment
Observation-Disclosures necessary; commits
sion against liberal draw; permanent posi-
tion for right man; excellent working con-
ditions; car essential Apply at once, per-
sonnel office, SEARS ROEBUCK q CO.
Oil Bladensburg rd ne -16
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for high-typs
men to earn q good income: car neces-
say. Phone for appointment, DWYER 5s
CARTER, 1913 No. Uhle st.. OK. 1880,
CHI 4lS4 liz
Evening star., 1948-01-13
After Dark
Dona Almost Failed to Show
A Profit at All on Her Tour
y HARRY MACARTHUR

, nights at the Sazerac Room Of the
Old New Orleans, was sitting at q
table there the other eve shred
ding one Of those wooden swizzle
sticks to splinters.
Nervous type, huh?" somebody
asked.
"Oh, not at ALL" said a young
man from the Greek Embassy
answering for her. I'm the case
Of an American girl that may mean
she is nervous. But with a Euro
pean girl, that merely is sign
that she is vivacious."
1t was another man of Greek de-
scent, q newspaper publisher and
lawyer, who was set to brooding
darkly by Miss Dimitriou's explana-
ton of some of her linguistic trou-
bles.
"I speak English and read it," she
said, "but I don't understand it,"
He watched her suspiciously fol
some time, before worming from
her the explanation that she un.
derstands 1T all right when she
speaks it, but not when other peo-
pie do.
All of this makes French a handy
intermediary language in any dis.
course with Miss Dimitriou, a state
Of affairs which even startles hel
on occasion. Recently she inter.
rupted herself in the middle of 9
vivacious conversation to exclaim
'Hah, what an intelligence I am
Look at me, talking Greek, French
and English all at the same time.
| X X X
/ Local 161 Department.: Guitarist
Bobby Domenick, with Paul Kain's
trio at the Ambassadors Hi-Hat
used to play with such name bands
as Charlie Barnet's and Russ Nor
gan's. A three-year term at Boiling
Field during the war made 8
Washingtonian out of him, though
and he decided to stay right here
Bill Thompson's Band Size
Trio" has returned to the Neptune
Room. Drummer Johnny dildreth
and Pianist Red Moran are the
band-size rhythm section for Mr.
Thompson's band-size electric Or
gan. Sammy Seymour's Trio
(Symphony Orehestra-S -Size) is max
ing the music at the newly reopenec
Mayfair, which is a break for the
Mayfair and its customers.
The average person tends tx
overestimate the weight of dark
colored objects and underestimate
the weight Of light colored objects
Evening star., 1948-01-13
HELP WOMEN.

ACCOUNTING CLERK, must be able 70
type; good wages. hours and WORKING
sGnasGas sns ss .sS sSrhsss' sse Box fssD ys:
ASSISTANT OFFICE WORKER and cashier.
s.sssns sss 'as5n nj HssE in IsgSs ss5sSs
:::!5=s: gs:; :..i s..
Bs .as:rt ' ~.v:4 goszsaE Sc
FIlLAN' 1714 Conn. ave. NV. NO. S7ol.
BEAUTY OPERATORS. experienced mani
ceilent Workins condition. Apply in
sExUTY HGAR2s 1SGa must s. +. class.
all around, or do not apply. RIA. $40.
BEAUTY OPERATOR for a Conn ave.
salon. Must be young and attractive
Expert, all around only. Box 277-B. Star
details IN plumbing and heatins contTsc-
tors ONCE; versatility and accuracy es-
ssntis salary open 0ppertasity to a;
shes &zBsfEk SIT s'f apo soss s. me- tsa'
sisoioakiHk;EEpER's b aiH; ASSISTANT. excel. oppor-
auired; Boy 339-B, Star. TO
5s-day. 4o-hour week. typing necessary.
Salary Commensurate with ability. Auto:
matte increases. tree disqualification and
proper perspn. Immediate opening. Cali
BookkEErER.TYPisT to handle compl.t.
general ledger. BANKERS MUTUAL, M
96kKTEfS G8 nj caNs MnEHsF dpskaroR PEE 70,
MGR 5000 posting machine, with knowl-
pos!tlea: PSI = se See NJ. Hsisel. JOSEPH +:
bHYEk ina in}snts tS2a and shdrsn. s wear Tor
eel; oppoIt. Tor suslif,ed party State de-
supply ref: good salary. Apply WILBUR
eodHks eSsHiEs a5 s anS competent. ref
r'aI1fd ss Sds ss Res
in credit es 9, ss' 5 .5
ste'i|sa ssa ne f. II 8:
s2sHIER. s2s nn 81 experenced. for A.x.ndri. 10.
eiudiDs nSPDs saturday @ and sunday; M sood ssl.ry.
Rlsf Rf. mssS ad sDpggr Apply IN person to An1AN-
machine for handling installment pay
ments in large retail chain: must have
experience: salary to be arranged de-
son after pm. See Mr.. Libert. s1s
St NV. GEORGES RADIO q ThEvI-
cAsHrER-BooKKEEpER, restaurant expe-
Aepy spfs &c osS :ssrS ana sss
oaARaaoaAs 5fnl s N N tos downtown ono. bldg:
B6ckNdHAM Pef sUPna Wp' MARksT me- sfp
2gI2 EpISsf Mlsnois AasyssiisTTSNr AXE k,ov,.d,
eomptometer or Burroughs calculator es-
sential; perm. position In auditing dept;
5-day wk.; employe discount and other
SEARS co asef n.s
e. ssres ss1cxl ezi n nwsoRKER-ExDer,ens. helpful
Hm RSs sda9 ssef Dl.sssnt Sorfins eond
sseeptsd Uas; i ABBY IN person. 47os iats S St.
CLERK. cosmetic and tobacco, seod pay.
no evening or Sunday work. experienced.
STANDARD DRUG CO., 914 st. NV.
CLERK, some bookkeeping and general
ONCE work; 5-day. 40-hr. wk.; S25 per
wk. to start. MRS. HYDE, RIM. 424
Bond Bldg Ia
fer ss e. s2s
snIHhisRfI cIsRKlTYPIsr for insurance once; PERM
anent position; 5-day wk.; S35 wk. to
start. Apply 41o 6th st. NV" Columbian
CLERK.TYPIsT in ofics Of wholesale hse.
Help make invoices and statements; no
shorthand. GENERAL DISTRIBUTORS.
sHs ssHIahEKk1frisf. *: II d. wonderful opporsunsls,
pleasant ONCE, 43-hr week; free hos.
pitsii.stion salary opsn. Apply Mr.
CONTINUED on Nfxf Pss0
Evening star., 1948-01-13

Once having been accused of
causing poor business in the After
Dark haunts by noting in this pillar
that business was poor, We are now
prepared to leap to our own defense.
We looked up the other night at
the King Cole Room and discovered
the rope across the door. The place
was loaded; not an empty chair.
Now, If business doesn't improve
Immediately everywhere, it proves
we are not the influence the be-
moaners claimed and can't be
blamed for anything. At least, not
for everything.
The King Cole Rooms Dona
Mason, incidentally, will be away
for three weeks (while Mildred
Kirke substitutes for herr instead
of the two originally planned. Miss
Mason's out-of-town engagement is
at the Flame Room of the Radisson
Hotel In Minneapolis and the third
week was added none too soon for
her. The original engagement was
for two weeks at $400 a week, plus
transportation and room while In
Minneapolis. This cheered Dona SC
much that she went out the day she
signed the contract and bought q
new fur coat costing $792, thereby
standing to show profit of So or
her Middle Western tour" Her fis-
cal affairs are better now, but Dons
still can borrow a line from Anita
Colby, the movie big-wig who Is
prettier than most of the girls she
teaches how to be film stars. When
ever any one tells Miss Colby that's
q nice mink coat her answer Is al
ways, Eyes, and I bought it myself
too"
If you've been wondering what ir
the world you were going to do or
the night Of February %, you car
stop wondering right now and start
making plans. That's the night
Dorothy Shay returns to the Stat.
ler's Embassy Room. Her fame has
increased considerably since last she
was here, so you'd better get In line
early.
A+4
New Show Department:
Patricia Windsor, who has won
o large part Of her fame at the
Cotillion Room OF the Pierre in New
York, arrived last night at the
Shoreham Blue Room for return
engagement.
Betty Reilly, the lively Irish
Senorita," headlines the. new Club
Cairo show starting tonight. Miss
Reilly, who is one of the ADLER per-
formers of Latin songs, got her
training early, while living with her
parents in Mexico. Others in the
new Cairo show are Mousie Garner
the local lad with the wild hair, who
got his training as a Ted Healy
stooge, and the Chandra Kaly
Dancers.
It is the duty of all embassies to
protect the citizens of their respec-
tive countries and we want you to
know that the Greek Embassy is
right on the job. Miss Rita Dimi-
triou, the sultry Athenian singer
who is winning new friends these
Evening star., 1948-01-13
HAMILTON and HAMILTON,

Union trust Buliolns.
filed TIE }hP B154ss 1ass F.s5B 4 As e!fEa
RS OF sYST sHNAsx o
John Johnson. deceased. Plaintiff, vs.: FANNIE
z ze5,oa Re St al
is to construe the will OF Daniel johnson;
eeSr. AND With to to
Of the plaintiff, i Is this 9th day Of Jan
dsfendants fs ANTS cause their appearance. to be
entered herein on or before the fortieth
day, exclusive of Sundays and legal holt.
publication Of this order, otherwise as to
in case Of default: Fannie Barrett Jamison,
Sstso ossph Rsm
H. johnson, oscar johnson, John F. Jones,
Rosela Berdela Jones, Flora Belle Myers,
E: Jones, Infant T. Jones, Lionel T; Jones.
Elsie Higgs Arelda Si Hsfold 9ardns
Franklin L. Jones, Garland N. Bowers,
Louis I; Bowers, Rosetta V. Bowers PsGS' Hs
Bowers, Frances J. Hammond, Mary J..
spypolt. Leslie Cox Claire; Nav Sites; Dan.
lei Me y Mason
Bingham, Harold Johnson, Iona Johnson
zepp Marie Virginia Johnson Mason, Amos
Jerald Francis Johnson, Evelyn johnson
Candy, Charles Franklin johnson, Ann Lee
johnson. william Wallace johnson, Roy 2.
johnson, Joseph L. johnson. Charles E.
Johnson, Elmer J. johnson, Marsaret M.
cremer, Catherine E. Hunt, Martha, G.
Ponton, Ruth Miller, John N. Waters,
Leah Kephart Hanes, Mary Saylor, Robert
Waters. Boyd Waters, Lester Waters. John
Waters, Nellie Myers. MARGARET Moore;
Jones, John II. Gifin. Ruth Gifnn, John L.
Gifhn, Harry r. Gif1n, Nell F.. Mems,
Mary Moore, Ruth Neff, Irwin WertZ, Will
liam NJ Grimm. Esther Renner,- Lewis
CHM. Nora A. Grim. Laura E. ingram,
Harry F. Gifin. Samuel e. CHM, Margaret
NJ. ingram and Mabel M. Grim; Provided,
. copy hereof be published once a week
for three successive weeks in the Washing
ton Law Reporter and In The Evening Star
before said date. (s) F. DICKINSON
TEST: HARRY M HULL, Clerk, BY EDITH
NJ FOX, Deputy Clerk. ja13,20,27
Evening star., 1948-01-13
MICHAEL J. LANE, Attorney,
CoJumhian Building

Order Publication--AbsentD Defendant.
Filed Dec 22, 1947, ~ Harry n Hull. Clerk
United States for the District of Co
lumbia.-CHARLES w. NADER. 1890
Nichols Ave: Sc, Plaintiff, WASHINGTON
D. c., vs. VIOLA MAY NADER. Linden Ave,
Steubenville, Ohio, Defendant.-No. 4775-
47-The object of this suit, is absolute
more than two years. On motion of the
plaintiff, it is this 22nd day of December,
1947, ordered that the defendant Viola
entered herein on or before the fortieth
day, exclusive of Sundays and legal holi-
days, occurring after the day of the first
cause will be proceeded with as in case
Of default. Provided. q copy Of this order
be published once week for three success
sive weeks in the Washington Law Re-
porter, and The Evening Star Newspaper
before said day. (S T.. ALAN COLDS
BOROUGH, Justice: (Sealo Attest:
FOX, Deputy Clerk ja13,20,27.
Evening star., 1948-01-13
DAVID N. NATHAN, Attorney,
nD~ nnrr nIH~

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of columbia,
ministration Docket. disqualification
having been made herein for probate
Of the last will and testament and codicil
Of said deceased; and for letters sssfsI smt,ei
McCNrken and Charles Sutton. it. Is
ordered this 9th day Of Jspusry. s o+h.G: Ah;p;
concerned, appear in said Court on Mon
day. the 23rd day. Of February, AID. 194s.
at 1000 O'Clock AM. to show cause why
Rgsss hereof en5qter gqsssd and in The ths
cessive weeks before. the return day here
in mentioned, the first publicatlo9 to be be
day. witness, the Honorable B0LITHIA
LAWS. Chief JuSsiSs isn,srS Of sa5 G9sEs s4s
1Seal.) Attest: MELVIN ]. MARQUES,
Deputy REGISTER, Of Wills for the District I
io1
Evening star., 1948-01-13
sPEclAk NOTICES .fcent.l

VETERANS ORGANIZATION needs piano
badly; cannot pay too much: viii pay
hauling charges. Phone MIR. BROWN,
RE. 1884. 15s
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockhold-
ers of the National Capital Insurance Co.
of the District of Columbia, for the elec-
any other business that may be brought
TO the attention Of the meeting. will be
neld at the office Of the company, Penn
D. C., Wednesday. January IA. 194S, be-
tween the hours of IL o'clock noon and
2 O'Clock pm. r. EDWARD EARLY. Sec
retary
Evening star., 1948-01-13
LEONARD P. WALSH, Attorney,
900 Barr Bldg.

Order Publ!cation-Absent Defendant.
Filed Jan. Q. 194s. Harry N. Hull Clerk
United States for the District of Co.
lumbia JESSIE R. HUNT. Plaintiff. VS.
ARTHUR WARD HUNT, Defendant.--No.
4s49-47.-The object of this suit is abso..
lutte divorce on the grounds of two years
is this 9th day Of January. 1a4s, ordered
that the defendant, Arthur Ward Hunt,
cause his appearance to be entered herein
on or before the fortieth day, exclusive
Of Sundays and legal holidays. occurring
after the day of the first publication Of
this order: otherwise the cause will be
proceeded with as in case of default: Pro-
vided copy Of this order be published
once a week for three successive weeks
in the Washington Law Reporter, and The
Evening Star before said day. (S) r.
DICKINSON LET'S. Justice. (Seal) At
test: HARRY M. HULL, Clerk. BY
EDITH NJ, FOX, Deputy Clerk.
ia13 9097
Evening star., 1948-01-13
AUBREY Q. DooLEY. Attorney,

n,s,AagE AuEKEY q pDooILEY' I al A1tornsyI 9sy1rrn
States for the District Of Columbia.
Holding Probate Court.--No. 70257. Ad.
ministration.-This is to Give Notice:
lumbia. has obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District of Columbia: Letters
on the estate OF w Pau
Sweet, late of the District Of Columbia
deceased All persons having claims
against. the deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
scriber. on or before the Bird day of De-
cember, AID. 1948;. otherwise they may
said estate. Given under Its hand this
End day of January. 1948: HAMILTON
NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON.
(SealJ Attest: THEODORE cOGsWELL, [,
Register of Wills for the District OF Co.
lumbia. Clerk of the Probate Court.
10
Evening star., 1948-01-13
PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
at the Procurement Section, National
until 2 pm, January 10, 194s, and
then publicly opened for. furnishing and
installing laboratory furniture and equip
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RALPH A. CUsICK. Attorney for Plaintiff
Filed Jan. 3. 1913. Harry NJ Hull, Clerk
IN THE pIsTEicT couKT Of THE
Plaintiff, vs.. EDWARD s. MACDONALD
Defenoant--Civil. Action No: 2447-47-
ORDER PUBLICATION - ABSENT DE
FENDANT.-The object Of this suit is to
obtain an absolute divorce upon the
ground of desertion for two years. On
motion of the plaintiff. it is this End day
Of January, 194S, ordered that the de-
fendant, EDWARD s. MACDONALD, cause
his appearance to be entered herein on OF
before the fortieth day, exclusive Of Sun
days and legal holidays. occurring after
the day of the first publication of this
order; otherwise, the cause will be pro-
ceeded with as in case Of default. Pro;
vided, q copy Of this order be published
once a week for three successive weeks In
the Washington Law Reporter, and The
Evening Star Newspaper before said day
(S) BOLTTHA j. LAWS. Chief Justice
'(s0 Attest: HARRY M. HULL. Clerk
BY. EDITH M. FOX, Deputy Clerk.
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