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The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-07-15
Bankers Are Holding
Annual Meeting Here

Bankers from all over Vir-
ginia and the two Carolinas are
here attending the 18th annual
CarOlinas Bankers Conference,
which began Monday and viii
end today. The program includes
lectures and discussions by lead
ing authorities on internal bank
operations, economics and fun
damental credits, trusts, and
other phases Of banking. Partic-
Hlar attention is being given to
''the basic economic principles
as they relate to the nations
changing economy"
The speakers have included
Leroy Lewis, national educa-
tional director for the Ameri-
can Institute of Banking; B. P.
Chambers, statistician and busi-
ness economist of the Federal
Reserve Bank in Richmond; G..
Warfield Hobbs, 3rd, vice-presi-
dent of the City Bank Farmers
Trust Company. New York ;
Gilbert T. Stephenson of Rut-
gers University; James Casner
of Harvard University, and
Robert A. Wilson, vice-president
and trust officer of the Penn
sylvania Company Of PhiIadel-
phIa.
Judge John j. Parker of Char
lotte was the chief speaker at
a dinner session Monday eve
ming at the Inn. Other speakers
at evening sessions have been
William +. Singletary. assistant
vice-president Of the Wachovia
Bank and Trust Company, Win
ston-Salem and David McCord
Wright of the University of
Virginia.
Courier-herald. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1949-1950, 1949-12-24
The Courier Herald Wont Ads
80 Real Estate

FOR SALE: 2. bedroom new modern
house. full basement. oil furnace.
handicapped. back yard fenced In.
hardwood floors. excellent location.
near park and school. Phone 3495.
oasco. e
Courier-herald. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1949-1950, 1949-12-24
a Building Materiols
q Musical instruments

cRAW FIR. Overhead doors complete
with hardware 3SN We deliver. Pot.
latch Yard. kennewjck, phone 2Al.
Courier-herald. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1949-1950, 1949-12-24

FINE PIANOS Four or the WORLDS
best known makes to choose from.
Use our easy payment plan or our
rental purchase plan. where rent up
to six months 10 applied when SOU
purchase. For q better deal on Q
piano come In. or write to Jack Mul.
ilean Pianos. Pendleton. ore.
Courier-herald. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1949-1950, 1949-12-24
PRICE CUT FURNITURE

CHRISTMAS GIFT
FOR THE FAMILY
Choose a new spinet piano
now from our six lead.
ing makes. Small deposii
holds for Christmas delivery
Easy budget terms or rental
purchase plan. Guaranteed
satisfaction.
WANNA McGAHEE,
1924 Howell, Richland, 5.076G
Rep. Bendix Music Co.
~ E. Main Walla Walla
Courier-herald. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1949-1950, 1949-12-24

pairs. Kellers. 5O05 Columbia Ave-.
,Kennewick. Phone 4505X.
GUARANTEED BEST BUYS
IN THE TRI.CITY AREA
Hand fooled texton Billfolds
| and Pocket Secretaries, Reg.
$1,000 to $500 ................ $685.
New II jewel watches, water.
proof, dustproof, shock proof,
non magnetic,
Reg $3.50 .............$22.50
Diamond Wedding sets,
! ID KIT. gold from .......... $19.95
THE DIAMOND BUY OF
THE YEAR
Ladies' Flawless Diamond
Gem Solitaire, W.T.. liz carats
with 6 side diamonds mount
ed in platinum.
Price $4,000
Including Federal Tax
Gents Flawless Gem Dia.
mond. W.T.. 1.56 carats. It is
mounted in IA K. Yellow
Gold with 6 Baguette Rubies.
Price $s50.oo
- S Including Federal Tax
| Pasco Jewelry
HUGH o'DoNNELL. Prop.
213 w. Lewis
Open 9 am. to 8 pm Friday
and Saturday for your
convenience
GOOD oUoNsET for sale. 1e'x4O'.
| also store fixtures and cafeteria
fixtures C.. J. Houle, Twin Bridge
Road. Enterprise.
PORTABLE Singer sewing machine.
800 ,Rossell, Richland.
One of the largest and finest
selection of toys and hobby
supplies in the Columbia
Basin. Authorized Lionel Re.
pair station. Select an appro.
pirate gift from our complete
gift Shop. JOHNSTON AND
REUTLINGER. 800 George
Washington Way, Richland
PING PONG tables. Kennewick Lum.
Der Yard.
Fresh Meats and Vegetables
Are inexpensive
When you buy in bulk and
store in a Frozen Food Locker
$3.50, $40, IL per year
6 A. H. AVERY & SONS
ITO w. Col, Pasco, Phi. 6322
BABEE. TENDAS and accessories =
CARRY CART the Folding Stroller.
sales and rentals. F. H. McLain, 100
Albert, Richland. Phone 5-3574.
PINKING SHEARS, Wiss, Japaned
handles $7.95: all chrome $s9 257 |
Roberts Model TO. Remington rifle |
SASS; only Cutlery sets, reg.
$9.95, now $500; Weed American
and Hodell tire chains, popular sizes. |
line. Prudhomme Hardware. 122 Ave. |
c, Kennewick, phone 4081.
ELECTROLUX Sales & Service, 1906
w. 4th., Kennewick, phone 1912.
20 For Sale or Trade
1916 FORD SUPER Deluxe 8 for 80
TO 40 model. Cash difference. 1882
Hunt, Richland S-5744.
Il Building Materials
INSULATION BOARD, Axe. 81 so ca.
Kennewick Lumber Yard.
INsULATE 80 50. It. for SAT-. Ken
neWick Lumber Yard.
OAK FLOORING
Place Your Order Now!
Save Real S While it Lasts, |
Call Us Collect
SEARS LUMBER MARKET
Phone 1882, Yakima
=. USED WASHERS
$1,000 to $500
ALL IN WORKING
CONDITION
Speed Queen $1,000
FsuItless =. 81. $500
Thor $4,000
Lowell $500
Maytag $500
Portable Handy Hot
with Wringer ..................$24.95
BUNCH-FINNIGAN,
INC.
Courier-herald. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1949-1950, 1949-12-24
Special
Notice

to people who have been
patiently and anxiously
waiting for this late ship.
ment of Schwinn bikes at
the Kennewick Cycle Shop,
now being uncrated. Latest
models and designs. Stream
lined up to the latest minute.
Automatic lighting system,
stop and 60 automatic tail
lights. Latest colors. Black
Phantom and Super Deluxe.
Over so other beautiful mo.
dels to choose from. Only
two weeks old. Yes, these
bikes were especially de-
signed and modelled by the
famous Schwinn factories,
left Chicago but 10 days ago
and are now at the Kenne-
wick Cycle Shop, Bridge APP
proach, Kennewick.
Evening star., 1949-06-03
Czech Paper Reports
People Press Church
To Resume Red Talks
~ the Associofed Press

PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia, June
3.-The newspaper Lidova Democ-
racie said today that Roman
Catholics of all classes are writing
letters urging church authorities
to resume peace negotiations with
the Communist CzechosloVak
government.
The Central Action Committee
of the National Front. chief execu-
tive body in the country. and the
office of President Klement Gott-I
valid daily receive hundreds Of
copies of letters which Catholics
sent to the bishops asking them
to do their best for an agreement
between church and state, the
newspaper said.
It. cited several which it said
came from officers Of Catholic
bodies asking Archbishop Josef
Beran to explain why church.
state negotiations broke down.
Negotiations Ruled Out.
The archbishop has said nego-
tiations are out of the question
in view of statements by govern
ment ministers that all education
must be state controlled and
along Marxist- feminist lines.
In letters to his clergy the
archbishop has warned that ex-
communication was in store for
those who wrote letters which
would be interpreted as supporting
the governments stand on the
church state issue. The clergy
passed the information along to-
the congregations.
Lidova Democratic is the news
paper of the Peoples Party. Be-
fore the Communist purges in 1948
the paper was regarded as an
organ for the 100000 Catholics
in Czechoslovakia and their gov
ernment representatives.
Now Archbishop Beran has
banned Lidova Democratic from
all Catholic Churches because he
says the Peoples Party is not
Catholic as 1t used to be and
because the newspaper has sup
ported the governments position
The archbishop says the govern
ment aims at setting up a new
state Catholic Church outside the
authority of the Czechoslovak
bishops and of the Vatican.
Premier Antonin Zapotocky is
the latest government figure to
restate the government attitude
toward the church, as outlined at
the recent Communist Party con-
gress here.
Denies Fight Is Aim.
Reporting back to officers OF
the party District Committee in
Prague on the congress program,
the Premier said:
1--WE have stated innumerable
times that we do not make fight
ing question out Of religion and
religious faith. We do not want
to incite a fight with the Catholic
church.
But we say emphatically, never
has this country had power so
mighty and so determined to de-
fend fully the interests of the
people, the sovereignty and the
order of the state, as in the cur
rent peoples democratic republic. :"
(Similar church state differ 4
ences have developed in other
countries in the Russian sphere.
The conflict in Czechoslovakja
has certain points of similarity
particularly with that in Hun
Evening star., 1949-06-03
Doy Gore Center
Hearings ConceIed

T1f Ccf---a&s~1efs havr ear.
cc-Fc = G-e-sr fea~.n@ Scgf<e .s1rs
to- Monday .. 10 arr = ts2f n
;r2ct BGal1-rE OF Ire peupasrx.
csta o..AAmF-: O. c-.c day rasr
ctrs-t or 4 pe:rA3cGt baS-,
here
Iasr S&o.ect a.. ~ taken II.
a. sateg GATE A1corc.rE tr
Ce2@sfy ~ Tfso-~ett >ecsrta ss
20 tEc Beard ~ Conan t~<4o <4orr-S
Evening star., 1949-06-03

Administrator. with consent c:
the BudFet Bureau ire pousv -
'change or TecnanEe the rarls
Of any public building u.21e-
FWA jurisdiction Ta.s = ce-
ssgEec 20 facilitate procedure Z.
nam-2g o4l.c.n2s 20 81 occupa ITS
Such changes can oe mace under
pgesen. law Only by spec.a! act o!
CONGRESS
The Dill authorizes the Co--4s-
s.oner o! Public buildings 70 ease
space n the District fo- no; longer
than one year. :oy Use OF Fedora.
AGENCIES, wlth the exception Of
the PoSt Of.ce Depar runent.
Provision also q nace scr
adequate authority 70 pursue =
Evening star., 1949-06-03
Dr.. 0verhoIser Will Gel
Boston u. Alumni Medal

Dr.. WInfred Overholser. super
lntendent Of St. Eliza beth's Hos
pital, will be awarded Boston Uni
rersitys alumni medal for "distin-
guished public service during
alumni day exercises IN Boston
tomorrow.
A 1915 graduate Of Boston Uni
rerslty's school Of medicine. Dr.
OVerholser was awarded an hon
orary doctor Of science degree By
the university IN 1910.
Evening star., 1949-06-03
Conferees Vote Purchase
OF Virginia Avenue Sites

Purchase by the Government o.
four squares OF land immediate ely
south Of the intersection o. New
Hampshire and Virginia avenues
NV. for future Fedora! construc- :
ton was approved yesterday by
House and Senate conterees on a
bill for planning and site acqulSl-
ton. The measure nov goes back
20 both chambers for final ap-
proyal
Also approved in the Dill vas d
provIso 10 give the Fedora! Works
Evening star., 1949-06-03
ItS16'|NCH
R(AVI(T0R
EYE Witness
TELEvlsI0N

i here's more to see today on
television and RCA Victor gives
you a bigger view of all the ex-
citement :. pictures 1875 square
inches big. But there's more, lots
more.
These are Eye Witness pic
lures bright, clear, steady -.
locked in tune by RCA Victor's
famous Eye Witness Picture Syn
chronizer. Powerful, new circuits
adjust automatically to television
signals of varying strength.
Has the Golden Throat" tone
system and new Multi-Channel
Station Selector. Three beautiful
finishes: mahogany, walnut or,
for slightly more, modern blond.
Come and see the RCA Victor
ST270. AC operation.
sinstelie4ion by experts of RCA's own
service organization, the RCA Service
Company, is yours when you purchase the
RCA Victor Teievision Owner Contract.
This optional Contract also covers all
charges for antenna and il guarantees you
q full year OF fine Eye Witness perform
ance. No othe" company offers such en-
tensive service facilities.
Evening star., 1949-06-03

gary, where Josef Cardinal
Mindszenty recently was sem
fenced TO prison for life on trea-
son charges
There is strong reason 70 be
lieve that the church issue might
have been soft pedaled even al
the Communist congress, but &
show of strength on the question
was made because Of the presence
Of G. M. Malenkov, the powerful
Soviet Polltburo figure who came
here as a surprise guest.
Although the sun is mucF
larger than the moon. the differ.
ence in distance is so great thai
from the earth they appear TO bs
about the same size.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-01-07
Mrs. McDongalI To
Deac0ness HOSPITAL

Mrs. Ed McDougall, who had
been home from the Deaconess
Hospital at Great Falls since New
Years, returned yesterday, where
she will undergo a serious major
operation. A year ago she was at
that hospital as a patient.
Joy Ann, who has remained at
home during her mothers alb
sence, prevailed upon her return
so that t h e accumulation of
Christmas presents and greetings
could be opened. This her mother
did-and it W S a grand family
occasion.
Monday evening Joy Ann was
initiated into the Order of Rain
bow Girls at Cut Bank, and, of
course. she is very happy about
it.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-01-07
ChicagO's Wholesale Trade

Cncago's wholesale trade In 1947
appropriated $4,000, 100000. Con-
tributirg substantially to the whole
sale volume are more than 200 trade
shows and other forms of organized
merchandising events which are held
in this city annually. and which in
the aggregate constitute an almost
continuous Leipzig Fair. Trade shows
catering exclusively to retailers an
nually attract more than 100000 re-
tail store owners and buyers.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-01-07
CARD OF THANKS

Grateful to our friends for
their deeds and loving sympathy
in our behalf in the last illness
and death of our beloved hus-
band and father, the late Clinton,
Barcus, we take this means of
extending our thanks.
Mrs. Sarah Barcus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Barcus and
family.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-01-07
Forest Camps In Oregon

More than $50 forest camps are
operated in Oregon by the United
States forest service. Additional
camps are maintained at Crater Lake
national park. Oregon territorial GEN.
tennial visitors in 194S are invited to
use them without fee, with the excep-
ton Of Crater Lake where park en-
trance charge is made. according to
the Oregon state highway commits
sion travel information department
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-01-07
Safety In Medicines

It is of first importance to keep
all medicines labeled and to have a
definite place for storing them. New
er take or give any medicines in the
dark or without reading the label
carefully. Keep containers marked
poison away from the medicine cab
met and where children cannot
reach them.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-01-07
ELECTRIC
WATER HEATERS
sRse. Y. s Poi. Oh.
Home of Spinning

The spinning wheel was invented
by a native in India. In America
the spinning wheel is now a collec-
tors piece, but it is still widely used
in India.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-01-07

Lie Vi IuTCIG
The great land turtles of the Gala
pages have a life expectancy OF
from 100 to 200 years. One was
known to have lived nearly $50
years.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-01-07
ALIAS SUMMONS

m THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE
STATE OF MONTANA. IN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF GLACIER
JOHN c. HAGLUND. Plaintiff
Evening star., 1949-03-28
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

sssS xouaR sao 15kt III cash. 70 blas sTH car R Rss
81 81 ssa: $ ask TON for MR 4 hhAMAHRF can
sadEsMaN b csey desires Or etses sas small pTess
AM in DIRE NEED for '36 to Al
MoroRs SIZE sth HtI.ins and PC SOUTHEAST avs ST
CARS WANTED-Fords. chevroiet,.
ARcT PTLLoN. iii 'I 18th Il St. s NV: NV:
TowS 81 S4so, Z COUNTRY MOTORS want.
Plymouths and others. 5336 Wis.
ave, at Wis. and Western aves. NV.
FULL RETAIL PRICE for your car
when sold by us. Our fee is S25,
sn and only son,s when yoSr car 5s sela
dealers. 1877 9 st. ne: 32O Florida
LiNCoLN.zEPHYR ia4o Ao Of; 1871
pay ay highest oToRs pTse Il in ss6 ESod fSna1 Rb.de
NEW 1slsnd pExIER fyi r. Ms sata need.
postwar cars and nice pre-war cars
win pay premium price. 76l4
uOLD - JOSI MlNU1k' get nlgn.
s sss ef56 p DESs foE b. y0pE ss IS" sREN 81
Island ave. ne Open Am tc
MUST " PURCHASE dependable used
weekdays. no so7e,
make or model, ior export; imme:
diate cash. no waiting Contact AUTO
WHoLEsALERs. INC, css,eoln7s 1871 Blad'
"WiS sRfsH1s w1Th II W WINK n. MOI More SIS 70,
yout car No delay Open 9 am te
z pm Open SUNDAY. 10 am. to {
pm, pm VIM MoIoRs. 9aSS 15s F'orid'
MORE f q cAsaH Il FOE YOUR CAR. ne.
a. and usse SET paass eash N; woLFE S5 MoroRs '
FAIR fnS HosKsT IS AFPRAfsA1s PT EA sSs9 81 =.
HskiE #skHssosfizc & ffss rs sss ASSURED :s a
1 W WILL PAY ALL Cash for clean
drive BY; Cash waiting. GENE
GAsTIEBERRx' c y Fg R5H, 1910 sennins rd
MR. NJ ST: MoToN 142 car Call oV' 80 1888
WANTED 1a4a Chevrolets and will
pay over list price, will furnish
money for original purchases. Con-
facts by authorized dealers, treat
BRUNER. NO. 3133. 3
TEXAS DEALER needs neat and
clean used cars, any make or model;
pay highest cash wholesale price
@ GalI TE TEX xnr No Sooo 3733 3sd;.s hin. vS;t.
perfect 1.l6 carat diamond ring fol
1912 or 1a46 Chevrolet in good
condition. Call MI. $500. Ext. 725
PLYMOUTH, the new 194a; / will
luxe 4-dr. sedan. MR.. CROSS. MA
13i9 between and 7-pm.: Dealer
Evening star., 1949-03-28
OFFICIAL NOTICES

GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. March IA, 1949.-
A public hearing having been held
by the, Commissioners OF the Dis.
closing certain street area and pub
lie alleys in the District of Columbia,
as hereinafter described, and as the
said commissioners are Of the opin-
ion that the street area and alleys
is HEREBY SI GIVEN n that fls'ui under d date
pared the following order: OR.
DERED: That pursuant to the pro-
visions visions Of Public Act No, 397, ap-
Street and alley areas as shown in
green on plats fled in the ONCE Of
the Surveyor of the District Of Co
lumbia and numbered as Maps 3466,
1857. 346S, 3469, 3471. and 3472
ass aass hereby sey ordered cLosEpi sane 70
the. title to the land comprised In
said areas so closed to revert to the
abutting property owners as shown
on said maps; the said closinss 70
take ef1ect Jointly or separately By
subsequent sua.,s1 mt, order or orders on the e.
Items, l. 2. 8. 4. 6. and described
as follow: ~ Closing of part Of
avenue and 3rd street. Madison
Ses paee esr nt st9t5 avs1ue es and 2d
tween Stetts avenue and 2nd place,
part of Nicholson street between
Stotts avenue and Riggs road.
part OF Chillum place between ogle.
thorpe street and Riggs road, part OF
and Nicholson street. part Of 3rd
street between Riggs. road and Chill
lum place. South Dakota avenue be-
tween Stotts avenue and Riggs road.
Stotts avenue between South Dakota
avenue r nt and New Hampshire Sei1n aSenIs;
place and the Metropolitan Branch
and alleys in SQUARE S73s. parts 81
alleys in Square 371O. 3711, 3713.
the dedication Of land for Snd
lum place. and Riggs road; ali in
the Northeast Section of the Dis:
trict of Columbia. (2) closing Of
ssus.nr sSut Gf 0qSs ho.s asy 5 sa7 u saaads sna &c.,
$3.50, abuttins Lots So. SO. 90 and
9s. az Closing Of part Of public
alley In sapaSe 2s. 4 ssbutsinE Lots
public alley in Square S4oI: G5
$3.50" Any and ali parties inter
ested must file. In Eritins. With ths
commissioners. u. e, oDJectionS. "
any, to these closings, or as to any
item proyiding fer the clestns o1n ,tsss Listed
wise said closines shah become sf.
fective on and after that date.
accordance with the provisions OF
Public Act No: 307. approved De-
roHN eaM1eF eRFudsSsELIo dS YOUNG. GUY MA.
son, GORDON r. YOUNG. Com.
rnissioners of the District of Cos
lumbia.. mi. mh.14,15,16.17,1s'1e,21s
Evening star., 1949-03-28
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
SPRING SPECIALS

Today's cheap prices, not yester.
1913 De Soto Custom 4-dr.; sur
visor, tip-toe transmission, radio
rear seat speaker, all:weather heat
er, etc.; 11,00O miles; S2,095.
194S De Soto Custom club coupe;
radio and heater, sun visor. black;
10000 miles; 1895.
and heater; SLABS.
194S Plymouth Special de luxe 4-dr.
radio. heater and other equipment;
1000 miles; S1,575.
1a47 Plymouth Special dc luxe 2-dr.;
1947 Plymouth Special de luxe 4-dr.;
heater: S1,345.
lsf7 sf;o4B. 4PB0dse 4a-ton pickup; heater;
1941 Plymouth 2-dr.; heater: S645.
Good allowance for your old car.
y down, 81 months to pay balance.
All cars carry original sellers guar
antee. Closed Sundays.
Sellers Sales & Service
1928 Baltimore Ave. Riyerdale.
Evening star., 1949-03-28
UPREME COURT OF THE STATE

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE
Of New York, County of Kings
FRANCIS D. MOORE. Plaintiff,
VS.. RUTH C. MOORE. Defendant
Plaintiff designates Kings County as
the place of trial. Index No. 1921,
l949. Summons. Action for abso-
Lutte divorce. To the above named
Defendant, you are hereby sum-
noned to answer the complaint in
this action. and to serve a copy Of
your answer, or, If the complaint Is
not served with this summons, to
serve a notice of appearance on the
after the service Of this summons;
in case Of your failure to appear,
or answer, judgment will be taken
against. by default for the relief de-
January 20, 1919. HUGH j. DoNo-
HUE, Attorney for. PLAINTIFF. ONCE
and Post ONCE Address, 2 Rector
Street, Borough of Manhattan, City
Of New York (6). Please take notice
that the foregoing summons is served
upon you by publication pursuant to
an order OF Hon. L. Barron Hill,
Justice Of the Supreme Court. State
Of New York. dated the 31st day of
January, 1949. and fled with the
complaint in the ofiice of the Clerk
If the County of Kings at the Hall
OF Records, Fulton Street, in the
Borough Of Brooklyn, City and State
Of New York. Yours, etc, HUGH j
DONOHUE, Attorney for Plaintiff,
Once and Post once Address,
Rector Street. Borough of Manhst-
tan, City of New York (6).
or~ G..
Evening star., 1949-03-28
J. RICHARD EARLE,
JOHN w. GuLLEDGE,
Attorneys.
QnA Z EiraaA ~ III


Filed Mar. "a. 1949. Harry M. Hull,
Clerk
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District of Columbia
ROBERT S. NASH, Plaintiff VS..
ANNA c. ALLEN, Defendant. Civil
Action No. 571-49.-Order Of Pub
lication.-The object of this suit is
to obtain a final Judgment remov-
ing a cloud from the plaintiffs title
TO Lots 40 and 81 in Square 41US
and declaring that the plaintiff is
the owner in fee simple of said real
estate, and that all the right, title
interest and estate of said defend
ant and of those claiming under
her. to said land, were divested and
expunged by the tax deeds set forth
in the plaintiffs complaint filed in
this cause. On motion of the plain
tiff, it is this gath day of March,
1949, ordered, that the defendant.
Anna C. Allen, cause her appear
ance to be entered herein on or
before the fortieth day, exclusive
Of Sundays and legal holidays, oc-
curing after the day of the first
publication of this order: otherwise
the cause will be proceeded with
as in case of default. Provided, a
copy Of this order be published
once a week for three successive
weeks in the Washington Law Re-
porter, and The Washington Evening
Star before said day. (S) DAVID
(seal) Test: HARRY M. HULL,
Clerk. By CLARA F. CONNELL,
Deputy Clerk mhoSap4 IL