davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1948-09-26

spread the sandwiches. Let the
sweetness harden - truly deli
cious.
It's a cooky that's rich in
protein, in Vitamin B1, in food
energy and iron. An after-school
"stuffer" to pass with a big mug
of cold milk.
Oatmeal cooIy Nix
3 cups sifted all-purpose -four
2H cups sugar
l teaspoon soda
teaspoon baking powder
2 teaspoons salt
l cup shortening
3 cups rolled oats
Sift together -four, sugar, soda,
baking powder and salt; cut in
shortening until mixture resem-
bles corn meal. Add rolled oats
and mix well. Store in a covered
container at room temperature.
Yield: mix for 8 dozen cookies.
Two-Dosea Dasch
2 cups oatmeal cooky mix
l egg
l tablespoon milk
l teaspoon vanilla
Add egg, milk and vanilla to
mix. Beat until well blended.
Drop from a teaspoon onto
creased baking sheet. Bake in
moderate oven (375'F.) IL to Is
minutes.
Don't stop now - add as you
will and vary the cooky kinds.
Add any of the following to the
two-dozen batch: one-half cup
chopped nutmeats, or raisins, or
coconut or chocolate chips. A
different favor touch can be
achieved by blending one tea
spoon cinnamon and one-fourth
teaspoon nutmeg to the dry
mix; omit the vanilla. Add egg
and milk; mix as directed above.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-25

Die Sole nur eegen oas ,Meiier"
III balten brolld,t, auf eiren flei.
nen &nopf briift. umo Die Sole pirn
aIatt auf9eihnitten. aans Nleih.
pelbe sSorm tic baben mna. @ill
man Die Sole nidt aans 0ffnen
in Srllf ouf ocnielben 3nrpf. lmr
'er Doctor ite6t.
I'm @erf,enoc moanctiileren ,ll
fGnnen. lit Elm fleiner slpparat fon
llicrt nnrhcn. hcr Nnn' pnrsiialid)
drbeitct. Sn aons f,rrscr 3eit fonnen
Sderen maNnetiliert mernen, IN,
Eaocln uno bcraleihen ouf,uneb,
mcn lpeiter NG1nmcr lmD Srl)roil=
fenaieber.
Sir idobbafte isuBbooen lit cine
uelle ,sorbe suiammenaeitsllt NOR,
Den, Die ihneQ in ale 9iiben uno
ooblln0cn einorinNt unr su elmer
iinolcl1nlortiaen Malic eritarrt. Die
,Sarhc lit IN ;lpei Sorten su bahen,
inc Sorte fir oen Gshraub I'M
Nnncrn oeS S,ollies, Die smcite iiir
uHBcn
Sie Silbcrbcit in mont,cn Soill=
'crn oiirfte ollrCh eincn fleinen au=
!nnlutiihcn ,Sclerncloer erbDbt mcr-
Dcn. gci mdnd,en 6ei,unla0cn bat
cs lid 4. 9. nidt permcioen la,ien.
naB Stellcn lrntcr Der Sclfc noc, al
ocn @Gnben cntltcbcn, an oenen
trpb SlolierlnN Tcler onsbrehcn
iann Sa bilft nm bicirr Nellcrmcl-
Der, Der in SotiGfcit ocicst miro. 10
holb Die Scmperatllr an 'olhcn Stcl=
len 10 Wroo erreih.t. Gam miro
ein rSorn" in sGtigfeit aeiebt, umo
,lpar nurh eleftriicbcn Strom. Sm
@rllnoc acnonrnen lit Der ,Seuermel.
Der nihts nnhcrfs ols cine 0robc
SihcrlmG in Der eleftrli,ten Set
nng. Die inociicn IN llmoefebrtem
Sinne arbeitet. Surtb ble S>ibc miro
poS SicberllnNsnletoll 0einmolscu
lno lhlicGt oonit ben Stromfrcis.
!p0brcnb hod) hci Pr aclpohmlihcn
Sihcrlmg Der S!rprlfreis bel llcber=
lolllnA lnterhrpher miro.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-25
Glepelat,N ,,5OO"- -Nue<
ockt!

Die sipeite 5OO-Saiion IN Bubble
SaQe aebt in Die yueite Wode Mon.
tag, 80. Nop.. ebeuos nit lcBterSai.
ionItern Gertrude Nieicn in einsr
@rSerbelehana BON Cole Eortcrs
vNnptbing Goes. Gine Nobmittaa-
Torirlluna iuino Somstag gegeben.
Die Mfobe non .Hoic Maric" bcm-
tct an oob Sic siocite Sabr bon Muii=
cal Shanipiel Hroouftion BON elmer
Solfiihen @ruppe iibertritft Den 8c-
n,fsrefcro non 1947. Die lette Tor=
itclllng Ser hrci Gnflns Saiion, ole
am 6. Deg beginnt, miro .Tbe
@reat @aIb" aufiiibren nit Sui.
ToIier, Gennp @afer mH 99ilma
Spcnce in Sitelrollen.
rMnptbing 0pes" lit cine miloc
slbleitllng bonn Gulturellen Mem, Der
500 Erobnftion. ,uas bisMr gegcbcn
iuuroe.
Salicnhe bie lebte !tib Nicicns
Nuifiibrung in letter Saiion IN $40.
bcrta" Iaben, iperbcn bcItGtigen oob
lic cine ser fritcn inn amcrifaniidcn
Slpoter lit. slls Heno Snccncp, ser
Sfppilot, 9deIen bat binen slntcil
oaran. Ser ibrcm SaIert paBt.. nod,
belicr oils ibrt 8lcnc- eight -Roac in
vFoherto" uno rSolIop TIE Girls,
ihr @roaMuopcrfolg
Sie meiiten Scr Sonollmaen fin
ben msi Dem Shiff Itatt lmo aebcn
acnug ssreiheit fir ln9c,pGmlih
Sicnen. Ores imrne nl0glict acnlodt
hurd) Snitallicrilng elmer pollltGnoi-
Gen giibne einIdlicBlih sluci orcb.
hnren Safcln.
9tidt meniler non sen 5OO-,srcun-
Den belieht 1T OoS feine Snmpho.
niihe Srrfelter nnn 40 Mann.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-25
Die indischen Fue
rsten sind
aktiver geworden
nun vieI
Toge dieser Autokroten
scheint gezuehIt ~ sein.

9teu Selbi, Mbien. Die inhi=
ld,cn ,Silrllen treten ietl nuh lnn
nacb ans ibrcm pnltii'bcn Slnfel
tcruor. uni G!!c oic Sulncn tra0til
lthmiift NIT Snrboncn lmn Sroen
ihrc sSilroc ouIrchterboltcn mnllcn
oocr pic Der Sultom uor Vroou i'm
Huslann toltipicliae S,ebhabcreicn
hetrcibcn. 'abcr im ollocncincn iiun
hic Sage nicicr outufro'ii4,cn Sc
'toltcn acilhlt.
Sicle pon linen ii,in Roipro
lll'fbd Nelporoen, bas b,,Bt ,Sfibrer
elmer filrltlidcn @rllppe, 10 'lm Eei
lpic! Der pcriaiilrnasmG6iNe @uupcr
ncllr pon Maoros, Der Mabarooicba
pnn Sbopno9ar. slnocre lpicpcr, Die
0rpRe Sonf0utbabcn lntcrboltcn
lno hcoelItenbc yGnocreicn bciiBcn,
baben Die 9lbiiht, ibr Slid nit sln-
laNcn in Der snouitr,c I'll psrillrlcn.
Iie Hc9ierllna Sl,Dicns perlpcn=
oct. no tic fam. Die ,SGl,;afciten Der
cinielnen Siirlten sllm 9tueen oes
Sonpes. Go gum geiipiel lit Der Sam
Sabeb BON Napnoaar .in Mitalieo
Der inoilhen Delegation tci Der Goll-
! perlommllIna Der &ereinten Notio-
ncn in Eoris.
! Sein Better, Gcnerolleutnont
| Raicnoraiinbii, lit Sbcrb,iebIsbahcr
F.! i'm Siioen nit Dem Soauptqnortier
IN Fonno. Ser Mobara;tlnnor pon
Sitomu lit Soi!fsbanoIesfomniiiar
III Gn0lonb.
,Wcbrere unocrc iSllrltcn bobcn
lih Inn Stclllnocm in Der 9tcoicrllno
belporhcn llno unteuueriep iih eincnl
Sranlcn iiir ae!pilie }soiten.
Ter Hoooibah poll &haraaot ar.
bcltct bel Der inoiir)cn Eotihoit in
9ion. Der Habidbab poh rbaloluar
1T nad) gclgien aeianot lprroen.
/ Scr Goold)oh Don Slllhal lit itcll=
pertretcnoer Grport =&oni,ouelr ,no
rrflarte fiirslih ari cine 9Infraac,
er babe Ole Stelllrna- anaeanmmen,
Inn lid) in nilbliher &eiir ,u beid)Gf=
tiaen. Ger Soften lit lbn. niht etlpa
IN Den SdoB Nefdllcn, er mIBte cine
Brll1llna MAIDEN lmh cote lie NIT
Glan, ab.
| Sein fleincs Sano, better Sanpt=
ltaot Simla 1T aeb6rt, iept ann
Staote Snoien.
Ser ,Siirit pcrrihtct, mic II iaat,
lcine slrbeit Der 9lrbcit pillen lmo
niht nm 2obn Sroboem b.itebt Die
5ieAicrllnG oaranf. oaB er Gin Sc
bolt bon elmer Glpie inn Monot an
ninmt. bas iino 80 Sent. Nlld) Der
2aoidab pon Noipur mlb Iid, cine
flcine Vesabluna aefalle,l loiien.
Ser 9fabidab pon Subbal 1T
ltols oarauf, i'm aleld5ep Voote III
lcaeln mic bic anoeren Snoe,. Gr be-
trahtet Iid) ais eipen 9lbentcurer,
bon oellen Grfola piel fir feline I'm.
NebnnN abbdnat
AA.s sie 1nb Abre AmeesssSae.
ystfslteb TN QraRfenpcrein nnb
Central Hertamb? @enn mtdtt, lest
y Die Set bei3utreten. I'm aenaxere
Sstsr3stasn rxtsa eie ben 2stal.
eQttte1et oN,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-25
Eiaige Neuerscheinungen zur
ErIeichterung der hausarbeit

tic pllrh einen riht,aer gcien Ell.
iebt ilt. Der !nie Elm 9cien iiber
zen Seppih itreiht. Sieier geien
itcllt lih mltnmotiih ouf Sic Gid,
Hes seppirbS Gin. Gr pnilfiihrt 1850
!, .,ScblG0e" in Der Minl!c.
0ce lpciteren iii Elm Gclen pnr
nonoem ocilen . s'nritcn" ms Ela
irifen bcrNeltellt lino. Scim ,Scaen
perocn Die 9orIten" elcftriib upr
nebmcn boburb alcrbono Sibcll
lino onpere lcihte @eNenltanbe alli.
Sin elcftriica betriebene, Soien=
offncr lit 10 cinacrirbtct. onB man
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-25
Goloene Dcrte

= - Sseoe Nation bat Gigentiim.
lihfciten. tpoourd> lie non ben anoe'
rem unterihienen tpirS, ,ino oieie lina
eS al,d,, tpno,rrd) sic Nationen iif
,mtereinonocr petrcnM. iid, angeso-
gen ooer abaeitoben iiiblen. Die slc,,.
6erlidrfeiten oieier innerM Giaentiim-
lcbfeit fommen Der onberen meilt
nnffaleno tpiecnpirtia nno im leio.
lid,itcu Sinne lGdrrlidb por. Tfelc
iino cs aild), iparm mir cine Station
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-25
HirpeNre,,,e Gteater
Fighter swabron" beainnt
Niitnuuh, I. Nesember

Warner Bros. a,lfiefHnerregen0e
Sed)nicclnr !ronollng, Der isilm
.6iabter SMmorop" init @bmonN
S'@ricn, Mobert Stnd nno Sohu
Mobncp nuber on0emn le,lhtcneell
SNrnen in 9'itelrollen iino angie.
bero bel ser nad)itcn attraftion i'm
Sippdhrome 5beatcr. .sSiebter Saua.
Sron", Elm mihtieer Slim ser aus
SoIlpluooo fcmmt, lit sic 8eifidtc
BON 2eben nnb Gilid,t bon einem
Tcpil-map-cdre" Sampler Som
monbo in Gnalano iuGhrc,tb oes LETT
ten &rieges. Gs ut Ole @eidJihte ei-
ncr Sandhron elmer tapfercn @ruppe
non Miimncrn oie Sen sseinb onGriii.
Gerpoiien iie oicien Slim nitbt.
-O-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-25

9tem sprf. slui Dem Marfi
f!r Sallsholtlrnas1e9elitanne, linz
einiNe Neueriheimlnaen III per,sicb
ncn. Die sum Minoeiten Gas r>ntc
relic Der 6aufrnuen erreqen oiiri
ten.
Iie Snoultrie ieiNt oos Seltre
ben, fiir Die 9lrheit :. Der Srdu i'm
SauSbolt INNER mcm ncrbuniirb
urbciteune slrtifel su etimbcr, INN
Die 9lrbeit sll crleihtern uno ,lI
lerfiirsen.
60 aibt es iett ;. 9. einen
GtanhiallNer, in pelrbem bic Siirs
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-25


,immer tpeniger adten. als lie es ber.
ciemt. Sic Su,erlihteitsn biilgc9en
iperocn 1iht eefat,nt nod erfannt;
nit,t BON Gremoen;; ioaar nid,t bon
Der Station ielblt, ionoern es mirtt
Die innere Nat,tr elmer gan5en 9ta.
ticn rpte 'hic oes einselnen Menidrm
unbelpil6t; man periulrnoert iif gu
Iebt. nlan eritnlmt iiber hns, mos gum
Tnrid,ein fpmmt.
Sobamn 0oligang 8oette.
----t)
Mns Natmr mno @eiiteslebeu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-25

AAs Ste wnb Abre Amsesbsssea
y3tt8lteb I'm QraRfempcrein unt
central Hertamb? @enn mt@t, lest
u Die Set bei3utreten. Nm Aexewere
SntsrEstavn rxtsa Sie be1 2sta(.
sestteset eu,
Evening star., 1948-10-06
Teasing Children

ness Of God. When q child Is teased
and tormented In petty fashion %
that he Is driven to temper or tears,
or both, his mind Is confused, his
thinking blurred, his impressions
unfortunate. Each experience Of
this sort leaves its mark on the
body and mind and character of the
child. That fact should be enough
to keep any sensible person from
such amusement.
Teasing Is cruelty. The kindly
people who tease babies and little
children would be indignant II they
were accused Of cruelty to children.
but that Is what 1t Is. Teasing in
hicts punishment on helpless chill
dren, punishment that has no rea-
son, no cause, no place whatever.
That is cruelty.
Children are not small sized edi.
tions of men and women. They
are something quite different-chil-
dren. Their minds and bodeis are
sensitive and take impressions
quickly, and often lastingly. Teas
ing implants dislike, fear, mistrust
and resentment. Nobody knowing
ly would do this to a child, but
there are many thoughtless people
in the world who find amusement
In making little children unhappy.
When a mother sees this sort Of
thing happening, she is duty-bound
to remove the child from the situ-
ation-especially If she cannot re-
move the adult. Teasing Is mot
fair" and Is ont.
Evening star., 1948-10-06
HELP MEN.

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ton National Bank has openings for exper.
adding machine operators. age 81 to 30;
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avail. Apply in person, 61e 14th st. NV.
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appt., cali MA. o259 after 6 pm Thurs.
aSiDMa1IT1irrNe Si OFFICE CLERK. II Pr Pm: ~. to
afrIscE Gf AR Is7s sEkSeR ss Man, must
car, and know washer repair. Apply to
Mr.. Gill: 5 2l45 Queens Chapel rd. ne.
sS :sfAss SEs 1stf14ss ;f1eo s4sy ysst
stIe \ + nS sEcHAsfe "a Rs's. ..Rsr. % ss brakes.
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snd aSsGn N nsW with neR sh.sd and
shop. Also veterans for GI auto mechanic
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AUTOMOBILE agHTi MECHANIC. nrst class;
must have
Mahh.AMMsa spqins. Ma. Phons SassEs4 sa $500. so sssl
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Evening star., 1948-10-06

chromium, pewter, steel and nickel
are among those listed by the COM
pany that will really clean beauti-
fully. To use, simply tear off q
small piece of the chemically treated
wadding, apply directly to the article
to be cleaned, then finish with q
soft, dry cloth. Do not throw away
the wadding after using, as the same
pieces can be used over and over
again with the same effectiveness
even though from appearance you'd
think to the contrary. A can Of this
type of polish would be excellent to
have around the Office or store, as
well as at home. AS a punch line
the manufacturers say, Safe, non
poisonous, will not scratch the most
delicate sprface."
Evening star., 1948-10-06
WhyGrow
Old?
By Josephine Lowman

The other day I received . letter
from a reader. This letter con-
tanned what seems to me to be a
gem. She said, After all, relaxa-
ton must come from within"
I am sure that this is fundamen-
tally true, yet 1t is so subtle that
what she felt when she wrote it,
what I felt when I read 1t, and what
you have felt many times, will be
difficult to put into print. Never
theless, am going to try to do SO.
Relaxation must come from with
in. 1t must come from an inner
balance and a belief in life, from
self-respect, from conception Of
the broad sweep Of existence, from
being in tune with oneself. Other
wise, all Of the diets and exercises
and self-improvement programs in
the world will be in vain and we
will still fret our vital energy away
in small and insignificant ways.
How does one achieve this inner
balance? I do not knowl I will
guess that it might help II we would
realize what a small part we play
in the great picture and yet how
important that part is. If we would
have sense of humor and warm
sympathy for the human race. If
we would keep our eyes on the far
horizons, yet understand that to
live one life rallantly Ia all that is
expected of us. If we would resolve
not to waste the precious energy
with which we were born, and which
is called life, in mundane and ridic-
ulous ways. If we appreciated the
seemingly small things in life. the
beauty of a sunset, the pounding Of
surf, the first frost OF fall, the dig
nifty Of a tall palm tree in the moon
light, and thanked God for the
Evening star., 1948-10-06
By AnseIo Pafri

It Is sad to know that there are
|people-apparently adults-who love
to tease children. to see them un-
happy, crying. 1t must be very
insensitive person who does that
one would think-but there are
fathers and mothers, loving aunts
and uncles, who get lots of fun out
Of making 4 baby cry for his toy
or go into q jealous rage because
of the teasing affection showered on
another child or the child's own pet.
Children have enough to contend
with in this world, in which they
are helpless strangers, without any
body furnishing them with bitter
cause. They need to be given as
surance Of their place in the affec-
tion Of their elders. They need to
learn to trust people. They should
be taught to know that they are
well beloved, so well indeed that no
shadow Of jealousy ever falls upon
their spirits.
They need to have q placid out
look on life, the kind Of outlook
that Is based on faith in people and
life generally. They need healthy
minds. That need is imperative and
should be q matter Of the deepest
concern to those who have the re-
sponsibility for their care.
Mental health. is q first requisite
TO success in any field Of life. The
healthy mind Is tolerant, under
standing and patient, believing in
the goodness of life and the good
Evening star., 1948-10-06
SPECIAL NOTICES,

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unless contracted by myself. WILLIAM
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ne, WASHINGTON (2), D. c. g.
Evening star., 1948-10-06
By Barbara Bell

A stunning date or school dress
with details to please every teen
ager. A narrow shoestring tie high
lights the tiny collar, sleeves are the
popular bracelet length, cuffed YER
sion.
Barbara Bell pattern No. 1883 is
designed for sizes II, IL. 13, IA, 16
and 18. Size II, three-quarter sleeves,
requires AZ yards of 39-inch fabric
or 27s yards of 54-inch.
For this pattern, send Is cents In
coins, your name, address, pattern
number and size wanted to Barbara
Bell, The Washington Star. P. O.
Box 80, Station G, New York 10,
N. Y.
Evening star., 1948-10-06

bonds Of family life and friendship.
We have to square away" with
ourselves before we can be relaxed.
So long as we are battling ourselves,
we cannot relax even in most re-
laxing circumstances. Some people
find themselves through religious
faith. others through rehabilitation
to some great work, others through
seH-expression in q career, and still
Evening star., 1948-10-06
LEGAL NOTICES.
JOHN N. McINERNEY. Attorney,

900 Albee Building.
Eled Sept 20: l94s; Harry W; HUI; - Clerk @
the District of Columbia. Mamie Tay-
lor Wright. 4o1s ,5th st: NV, Plaintiff
vs.. Rush L. Wright, sr., Route /, Box So,
Cedar Hin Texas. Defendant.-No. CA
353l-4S.-The object Of this suit is to
secure an absolute divorce. from the de-
more than two years. On motion of
the plaintiff. it is this goth day of
september. 1e4s. ordered that the de-
fendant Rush L. Wright, ST, cause his
appearance to be entered herein on or
before the fortieth day, exclusive OF Sun
days and legal holidays. occurring after
order; otherwise the cause will be pro-
ceeded with as in case Of default: Provided,
. copy Of this order be published once
washington Law Reporter, and the Eve
ming Star before said day. 90 EDWARD
TAMM AM '9dss Cssk ssai c1ARa Aisss' y hAsS coNl
NELL, Deputy Clerk. se22.29.oc6.
Evening star., 1948-10-06


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GEORGE @, GERTMAN, Attorney,
7SO 18th St. NV.

UNITED STATES pIsTR1cT COURT FOR
the District Of Columbia. Holding Pro-
bate court-No 1851, .Administrat ton
This is to Give Notice: That the subscriber,
Of the District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court of the District
Of Columbia. Letters Of Administration on
the estate Of Sandy B. Edmonson, late OF
the District of Columbia. deceased. All
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated, to the subscriber; on Or
before the 9th day of August, AID. 1919:
otherwise they may by law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate. Given
under my hand this 18th day Of Septem-
Der. 194S. GEORGE W. EDMONSON,
1908 Hunt Place NE. (sealD Attest:
ELLA A. BROWN, Deputy Register Of Wills
for the District OF Columbia, Clerk OF
the Probate Court. seq, 90, oc6.
Evening star., 1948-10-06
H. EDWARD CHozICK; Attorney.
ELISHA HANSON,
ARTHUR B. HANSON, AttornsyR
UNITED STATES DIsTR1cT COURT Fc

UNITED STATES DTsTRIcT COURT FOR
the District of Columbia. Holding
tion-This is to Give Notice: That
the subscriber, of the District of Column
bia has obtained from the Probate Court
mentary on the estate of Mack L. Lang
ford, late Of the District Of Columbia, de.
ceased. All persons having claims against
hibit the same, with the vouchers thereof.
legally authenticated, to the subscribed, On
or before the 26th day of August, A. d.
cluded from all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this Oath day Of
egfcsf FoRp s1ab sis Gsrt,eld s. new Seal ~ A.
test: THEODORE COGSWELL, Register Of
Wills for the District Of Columbia, Clerk
Evening star., 1948-10-06
T. STANLEY HOLLAND, Attorney.
73O 18th Street, NV.
United STATES DISTRICT OOrJRr

for the District of Columbia. Holding
Probate Court-No. 71546, Administration.
This is to Give Notice: That the sub
scriber, of the District of Columbia has
obtained from the Probate Court OF the
District Of Columbia, Letters Testamentary
on the estate Of Mary A. Waters. late OF
the District Of Columbia. deceased. All
persons having claims against the de-
same, with the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated, to the subscriber. on or
before the oath day Of September, AID.
cluded from all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this 29th day Of
Septsmbsr, 1s4s. AMERICAN SECURITY
Asst. Trust Oficer. (Seal.) Attest: ELLA
A. BROWN. Deputy Register of Wills for
the. District of Columbia. Clerk OF the
Probate Court. oc6, 1920
Evening star., 1948-10-06
JOSEPH h. BAIT. Attorney.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR
ress. ss ess1ss gisos Hdmnsfa hGan.
ton. This Is to Give Notice: That
the subscriber. of the State of MARYLAND
has obtained from the Probate Court Of
the District Of Columbia. Letters Testa-
mentary on the estate Of Mary Lorens
Wetzler. late Of the District of Columbia.
deceased All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated. to the sub
scriber, on or before the 10Th day Of 6ep-
tember, A. D. 1949: otherwise they may
by law be excluded from all beneft Of said
estate. Given under my hand. this lSth
Denrike Bldg. (Seal) Attest: THEODORE
COGSWELL, Register of Wills for ths
District of Columbia, Slerk OF the Probate
Court. se2p ,oc6,13.
Evening star., 1948-10-06

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