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Evening star., 1949-11-22

Leg sgoyh winter rate. DU: aoss' q. Mr.
PAPER HANGING, PAINTING, plas.
price this week only. GE. 1856. "a
PAPERHANGING done at once, S7.0O
room rooms and up; E,s, Do own WY work; Tonc GusF: 1sE
PPSAPiE;RHANGING. painting. plaster.
insi excellent work; rsas., prompt;
rxpER sisnstas axsGAd En- PA fsS4sS Fl ssos sht.
meehanis; edan;;r 20 yrs ysSiosD sxDer.; relis6le
estimates free. THE DECORATIVE
PAPERiNG AND PAINTlNG-A.1
ggeerk; gerk; % estimates I9 free. Call MR.
1910 washable sunfass qn papers: ss1 xori .
PAPERING. PAfNTING. PLAsTER1NG
Work done reasonably this month
Gall BARNETT. ME. "765. 33's
PLASTER REPAIRING, patchwork 9
SPeosiantiE; niv1SsrN Shiss %schi n sSEd serviss
PLASTERING, patching, large or small
job. General house repairs. Work
guaranteed. GE. Os77, day or night.
PLASTER REPAIRING-Prompt guar
sRssfe p4Es s1iees Ss ao
PLAsTERING A SPECIALITY. new OF
mechanics. Work guar. No. saSS.
eLUNlBING-No Job too small; re.
PLUMBING AND HEATING-Bath.
rooms. kitchens. heating plants mod
ernized. on easy. no-down-
terms; free estimates. ~. 1900
an snees snakes j. 81 tgHAfao ans electric Tss D. ;0p T.
Nd. 311S Georgia ave. NV.
REFRTGERATORs REPAIRED, also
washers: guaranteed service.
DEPENDo REFRIGERATION CO.
Day UN 1872 Ewes. UN s575.
REMODEL YOUR BATHROOM OF
kitchen, with genuine clay tile,
large selection, expertiy done by
white mechanics. No Job too small
Be eonyinced Of our csss ssasSnabls ssn y,
ROOF REPAiRiNG. waterproofins.
%spDEnni Wsnt sns fS laas 4Szs. %srf e. EIat l1s4s
ROOFING. all types. new work anc
repairs cutters, spouts. carpentry
THOMAS. 1TS Sa.'If HI. 77sa. .'''"A' -se =
small repairs, and new roofs. SAN.
.CEI c BOYD INC. GE 1868
SLIPCOvERS, draperies, upholsterins
hishest grade york, reas. priced
Your material or ours. DU. 1867.
UPHOLSTERY. RUGS cleaned. moth
proofed In your home: expert serv-
ice. Call Lockwood 5-0365.
VENETIAN BLINDS washed, repAfnt.
ed. retaped. recorded. PARK AVE
ave. Riverdale Md. UN. 1345
ROGERS ROOFING. Stag and water
proofing. All guaranteed work.
Patterson st. ne. Ma. 1909.
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL

SEASONED OR GREEN OAK, any
length; SIS q cord delivered Cal
Herndon 264-W-1 or 81. 27g6.-.24
SEASONED SPLIT OAK WOOD. VII!
deliver VI cords, " cords or full
cords Call ALASKA COAL CO.. MA
| 5SS6 or OF 1900.
Evening star., 1949-11-22

BIG CENSUS EXAM.
Begin today. Special tuition only
$40. 5000 needed for census. Call
Mr.. Richards. MI 955S, THE CIVIL
SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
1913 14th st. NV fTivoli Theatei
Bldg y l4th st and PARK I'd NV :
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GAS RANGE REPAIRS
NATURAL GAS SERVICE, OIL. 5972

KEMTONING, painting papering. AL
P4RkEs. PSIa sehSa1le VIZ 15i4 B1ces' o'H Asa 4N'
gGD5I5N9 CO., 1924 18th st nv
rSIsTisS; ING D.p.r,nr. 4! aeeE Z, s:pd,ns. q
pEMENf. I5ss ss'ins'sa sh ssaoso aAELf or g. ssss t.
PAINTING. papering, wall scraping
plastering. For q Job well done. a
q price you can sfIord 70 pay, cal
PAINTING, PAPERING. Kem-Toning;
auIM Ii SEs sss dssss Ho 5sasNosS' ioss nss Issss
faSTINe sRDsrt AND baRsa HAsesS shse.a.
pspers wi5tiams RRso,aMiE RRoMEcRxrrEss fad Afa% NJ ns
6os Penna. ave. Sc. Ii. $3.50.
PAINTING, PAPERNo. general re-
pairs; expert MECHANICS; Mr.; Law
PxiNTINGwNeat euaranteed work BY
experienced. responsible painter, IU,
pAfSf;1Nc-interior. AfSg; exterior. GOOD
work for fair, price; 90 years sx-
PAINTING and paper hanging. No
JOB too small or large; work s guar; ars;
saperience eaoesi; ss'iRssss Phons TR' liza. @so
PAINTING, Kemtone, general repair;
after all bids are in call us for most
reasonable prices. DU. S440. -22
PAINTING and interior decorating and
exterior. 80 yrs. exp: free esti-
PAPERING-PAINTING:
Low winter rate. Du. 2033. Mr..
Evening star., 1949-11-22
PLAZA HOTEL
SPECIAL WEEKLY RATES

SINGLE, S15NDoUBLE, SIS
One block Senate ONCE, 1st and D
SITS. ne. Phone TR. $500.
COLORED-ONE LARGE front room
in ne, in nice section, with cooking
privileges. LU. 3-2253. 23'
COLORED-1125 MORSE ST.-Lge.
double fm for couple or two men;
COLOREO LARGE End FLOOR
FRONT-Kit.. refined young cple.
day workers or 2 young men. $40
Eye st. ne. II. 3-7376.
COLORED-SINGLE RM.-For man;
Call after 6 pm, AT. 1896. "a
Evening star., 1949-11-22

Carroll Arms Hotel
tst and c sts. ne. Special winter
rates. Single. SIC. Double. SIS VIZ.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
TELEVIsION RENTALS-A TV sci
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nv. GE. 1864 TIL 7:3O pm. q.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ADDING MACHINE and typewriter.
standard or portable; by pvt. party,
VI. 9292. bet. 8 and 5. -22
ADD. MACH. typewriter. calc., cash
reg. OF. equip, any kind; top price.
DI. 1872. co. 1925. eyes,, Sunday.
ANTIQUES-Bric-a a-brac. china. sill.
verware, old jewelry, glass. Any amt:
DORA KRUPSAW MILESTONE, 1885
g st. NV. Sterling 7496.
ANTIQUES - Furniture, brie-a-brac.
china, glassware, rugs. silverware.
paintings: higt est cash prices paid.
Call MURRAY tStarbecker). Ia
BATH TUBS, basins. sinks, toilets,
windows and doors, used. Clean out
your bSnlt. for winter. Call us now
AK. 1900. Ask for Mr.. Slackman:
BEDROOM. dining room, contents Of
home; cash. We do moving, storage
ia. 2937; after 2 pm, GE. 14l6.
BOOKS. large and small collections.
bought and removed at our expense.
DISTRICT BOOK STORE. 721 9th
st. NV. ME. 5995
BOOKS--Collections Of books. fiction.
non-fiction. all subjects, any quantity
BOUGHT and removed at our expense.
ALBION BOOK SHOP. 1853 Pa ave.
NV, ST. 669s. Open from 9 am.
BUILDER's LEVEL OR TRANSIT
Good condition. reasonable, Al.
0941. 20
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Furniture Unclaimed

liv. tables, TUBS: RE. 44oI.
Furniture Unclaimed
Sofa bed, $14; platform rocker. $14;
Chinese black laceuered drop -leai
oak breakfront, $28; dresser, $40;
6-pc. walnut bedrm. suite, $50;
HOLLYWOOD bed, S34; sofa and
matching chair, S46; drop-l kit
table, s.; glass front bookcase. S16;
solid rock-maple corner cabinet, 500;
wing chair. S2s; single plastic-cov-
cred headboard. $40; chest Of
FREE DELIVERY
OPEN DAILY UNTIL 8 PM.
Hoffman, Upholsterers
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2433 18th st. NJ
FURNITURE


MUST SELL MODERN 3-PC. WAL
nut BEDROOM; ON v.y WITH nn NHERT NGFf.
SPRING, 3-PC. LIVING ROOM
CELAIN DINETTE; WILL SACRI-
FTCE S235 FOR ALL 3 ROOMS.
CALL MA. S6O6, EXT. 3.
FURN.-QUICK SALE
a.nc. mahor. bedru, 1898
3 Hide. .a.beds $50 to SI2s
z china cabinets .--- S12 to S3s
Elec. range, Hotpoint S7g
36 chests and dressers--.--Ss to S35
is desks, mahog.. walnut = SS to S22
SO Glib. chairs. rose, green S29 ca.
~ mattresses, new and used.
1s platform rockers. new, sic to $25
J. ]. STRIKOL, II. 5000
10 7th et. NE. opeu until Q Pm.
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ACUTE ALCOHOLISM
A limited number Of selected alco.
holic patients accented for undsr.
standing medical care. NORWOOD
Evening star., 1949-11-22
XMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS
FOR CHILDREN
MISCELLANEOUS WAN1Ep

VIOLIN, old, unusual buy, S45. .Owne
moving to Calf 1886 Nicholson
nv, GE. 1864 till 7:30 pm. "a.
Evening star., 1949-11-22

FURNITURE, ALMOST NEW
Beds, gorgeous Louis XVI; Dolly Mad
studio couch. screen. Storkline ward
liy. tables, rugs. RE. 4451.
Evening star., 1949-11-22

ELENO DRA WIN
BY experienced designer for resi-
dental and commercial buildings.
HO- 4f3f3 -o7
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SOFA, RUG, HIGH
CHAIR. TAYLOR TOT

HayWcod-W MODERN SOFA.
african cushions, Sl00: Bigelow
hiehehsir. $40; Taylor Tot, S.. RA.
1867.
SEWING MACHINES, portable Singer,
cry; SI45. SINGER SEWING MA
CHINE CO.. S4l7 Ga. ave-, Silver
Spring, Md. SH. sS44. -25
SEWING MACHINES, Singer electrics:
makes sewing machines. Open ewes.
3109 14th ST. NV. CO. 2221.
SEWING MACHINES - 9Th Anni-
versary Sale: we offer you the great
desk. S1S9, now SI45; consoles,
S13O, now $3.50; portables. $65. now
$39.5O; many others with great saw
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We have Q large assortment Of busi-
U iionor and many other types.
Auerbach & Co., DI. 3131
I424 K st, NV. Ewes, LU. 3-8633.
Evening star., 1949-11-22
SLAUGHTER'S

Ieveral excellent downtown NV. 10
cations: sgle. and dble. rms. with or
without meals. Telephone, daytime,
HO. 6767, or eyes,, Elk. 9796. -26
Evening star., 1949-11-22

10 RMS, az BATHS
Income $500. plus owners quarters;
oil heat, 3-yr. lease, nr. 18th and
Clifton. So, 500 full price. E-z terms
Call Mr.. Dell. Elk. 1855,
PASTOR & LUTZ, INC.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-23
Charles Wins In
Championships
With Joe Walcott

CHICAGO. June 23--Ezzarc
Charles won a unanimous IS
rpund decision over Jersey Joe
Waleoft for the MIA share of the
vacated heavyweight title that
doe Lewis won In this same Co
miskey Park IL years ago.
There were no knock-downs in
Ne tight last night Both men
were on their feet at the close
"a the i5-round bout. but Wal
cofi appeared tired.
both fighters. admittedly far
hnl0w the standard set by Lewis,
resaed after the noon weigh-in
thai save Jersey Joe a Is "a
pound advantage; Walcott seal
81 l93 ~ less than pound more
than be weighed last June when
~ was knocked out by Lewis at
New York
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-23
FLYERS Will Have
New Pitcher
For Tonight

NNi Flyers will be sporting
. ngN pitcher tonight in their bid
tn defeat the Veterans of For
eign Wars and pull up closer to
iar Class "A" League-leading
hamhou Room.
lienson. the Flyers former ace
muundsman. has been trans
fffFed NN-i manager has sign
80 . ncw pitcher that he says is
Ia R0od a. Henson. Fans will
have = chance % see for them
selves tonight, beginning at 1880
n'rlnNk
Henson led the league pitchers
in sigikeouis with a humping
ipial ~ 100 and according TO the
latest records Is tops in hitting.
a victory for the Flyers tonight
will pat them only a game and
= hall away from the Bamboo
WUom
AZ 800 pm. BlimpRon will
cfuss bats with op-Dev-Sta in a
Glass b" League game.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-23
s0FTBAIL STANDINGS
lBayview Park)
CLASS "A"
CLASS h"

sweden occupies an area of
i4A3aT square miles.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-23

A. HAGUE
nans
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-09
Single Short
 Halibut Fishing Season Remains

SEATTLE, lPD-A single short season for Pacific Coast halibut fishing will remain in effect this year the international fisheries commission announced today.
 The commission said that it had decided to defer action in l949 on a proposal 10 divide the season into two or more periods, but in. dicated t might order a change in 1850.
 The idea was advanced about 60 days ago. The commission said this did not allow enough time for fishermen and fishing boa: own CTS to study the plan.
 There appeared to be so much misunderstanding about the pro- posal that the commission decided to give further opportunity for all interested persons to present their views before making such a change" the announcement said.
 The commission said a survey by its biologists showed that a split season might spread fishing over grounds not now fully fished, thereby increasing the catch.
 It added that fishermen and boat owners generally favored a split season "tO avoid such a glut as under the present short single season."
 Present seasons range from 30 days along mainland waters to two and a half months on Alaska banks.
 The commission established by treaty between Canada and the United States, regulates halibu- fishing off the Pacific COaSt
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-09

which the French hope will end the civil war in Indochina. Bao Dai announced later he would re- turn to Indochina April 25. An nam is a native kingdom making up large part of the French pro- tectorate of Indochina.
 The government of India de- ployed troops to combat a com munist-fomented nationwide rail way, mail and telegraph strike scheduled to start tomorrow
 The Bombay provincial govern ment ordered police and military guards to shoot anyone caught at tempting to tamper with railroad or other essential public service properties.
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-09
Wednesday. March g. l949

Senate approval appeared as- sured today for the North Atlantic treaty linking the United States to seven or more countries as a bull wark against Russia and her com munist orbit.
 The unprecedented 20-year alli- ance was completed after eight months of talk and got an infor- nal okay from the Senate foreign relations committee yesterday. No strong opposition is in sight. The accord is intended to. make such demonstration of unity by the western powers that Russia, even if tempted, would not dare to att tack any one of them.
 Other prospective members of the alliance at present are Can ada, Britain, France, Belgium, Holland, Norway and Luxem- bourg. Denmark and strategic Greelnad appeal likely to join and other nations such as Italy and Portugal have expressed interest.
 The treaty has the effect of binding the U. $. to the defense of western Europe, although Con- gress would have the choice of de- claring war. The alliance treaty is in the framework of the United Nations which provides for re- gional defense treatreis. The United States is expected to fin ance rearming of the member na- tions.
 The projected accord, however, seemed not so tight as the network of alliances Russia has gained or forced with Poland, IRomania, Czechosiovakia. Hungary, Bulgar- ia. Albania and Yugoslavia.
 The British cabinet is expected
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-09
Plan "Speed-Up"
 Nevada DivOrces

CARSON CITY, Nev. (P)-In go 200 silver dollars. Lights flash. Wheels spin. The juke box strikes up "America"-and out pops your divorce decree.
 That's Nevada assemblyman C. Boak's idea of how to pep up the already easy way to get divorce in the state. He has introduced a bill to boom silver and slot ma chimes.
 Here's how:
 A divorce seeker would register for a $5 fee. That would buy her a special key to combination juke box, time clock and slot ma chine. Each day during the re- quired six weeks residence she would use the key on the machine proof she was there.
 Then on the 42nd day-in with the dollars specially minted of Ne vada silver. Out with the paper, signed and sealed.
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-09
MOSCOW BLhMES. THEN I.AUDS YUGOSLAVIA

MOSCOW. LP)-The same copy of 'IzVestia" which accused the Yugoslav mission in Hungary Of "harboring an assassin" of Hun garian democratic" leader re- ported from Yugoslavia itSelf progress in housing and inc put ting into operation of a children's railway. Soviet papers, while se- verely criticizing he Tito regime in the Yugoslav communist party. several times recently have re- ported progress in the Yugoslav economy.
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-09
lnternation'l News At A Glance ---
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tContlned from Page One) of property.
 During the trial all the defend ants readily confessed to the charges brought against them. Some tearfully begged for mercy.
 Their apparent eagerness to de- fame themselves led some west ern observers 10 suggest that the confession had been. Wrung from them.
 The Bulgarian press called this suggestion baSeleSs and denounced the clergymen as "squealing little rats" One paper called them tools of capitalism combining adroitly the worship of God with the serv- ice to Mammon."
 The Western Powers put the finishing touches to the proposed North Atlantic Defense Alliance. Diplomatic writers said the treaty would be signed in Washington before the end of March.
 Representatives of the powers negotiating the pact met with U. s. secretary of state Dean Acheson in Washington yesterday and said afterward they were almost fin ished with the task of writing the treaty.
 The bill promising the nations of Western Europe $5,580, 1000, ,000 in second-year Marshall plan aid has successfully passed it's first major hurdle in the U. s. Con- gress.
 The measure, authorizing the full sum asked by the economic cooperation administration, was unanimously approved late yester- day by the Senate foreign rela- tions committee.
 In Ranking Premier Sun Flo, carryover from the nationalist re- gime of retired Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek, quit today.
 His resignation opened the way for premier more acceptable to the communists in peace talks to end China'S civil war.
 Gen. Ho Ying-Chin, former de- fense minister, seemed the most likely to succeed Dr. Sun.
 In Paris President Vincent Au- riol and eX-emperor Bao Dai of Annam signed articles today
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-09
The average automobile sists of about 15,00O parts.

to give formal approval to the At lantic Treaty tomorrow. Both London and Washington said the accord likely will be signed late this month or early in April.
 Russia's rulers had another shift. A. I. Efremov, minister of the machine tool industry, was moved up to a vice premier and A. I. Kostousov succeeded him. V. M. Molotov, relieved at the week end as foreign minister, still is the ranking vice-premier and may succeed Stalin who is nearing 70.
 Western diplomats have viewed the changes as strengthening of Russian leadership.
 China's peace negotiations with the victorious communists begged down pending formation of new cabinet. Sun Flo held on as pre- mier, a job he resigned, until a successor is named, possibly for mer defense minister Gen. Ho Ying-Chin.
 The Philippines has a political crisis over control of the powerful Liberal party. Two big meetings were called, either of which could touch off bloodshed.
 Railway officials said a com munist strike of Indian railway workers was total failure.
 Communist newspapers in Bull garia blazoned stories that the trials of the IS Protestant minis ters, convicted yesterday, were fair. Communicated Hungary con- victed two more Catholic priests, one on charges linked to the case of Josef Cardinal Mindszenty, now serving a life term on a count of treason.
 German border police said they were informed that communist Czechoslovakia will close all bor- der points to American-occupied Bavaria March 20. A forcer Czech intelligence officer told a Munich court Czechoslovakia planted spies in U. s. refugee camps in Ger many.
 South Africa held provincial council elections in which strict racial segregation is the major is- sue.
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-09

tuck, Juneau: Mrs. Heleo Troy MonsOn, Democratic Divisional committee, Juneau; Allen Sha,- tuck, Juneau; Charles D. Jones. Nome. The committee yes, erday postponed ac'iOn on the nOrina- ton until next week.
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-09
Demo. Caucus Asks disappointment
 Of Gov. Cruening
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Confined from Page One) mittee cast a unanimous voice vote to delay action on Gruening be- cause of protests from Alaska leg islators.
 The statement then said that Lyng emphasized he is not oppos- ing the governors confirmation.
 It added that the two Republi- can Senators who had wired pro- tests to Washington were William Munz and Charles Jones, both of Nome, and both longtime foes of Gruening.
 Information from Washington, the caucus committee said, came from two other Nome Republicans Grant Jackson, a banker, ana Carl Lomen, businessmen.
 With McCutcheon on the special committee to communicate with the U. s. Senate are Rep. Warren A. Taylor. of the Fourth Division, and Sens. Frank Peratrovich of Klawock and Walter Huntley of the Third Division.
 A Monday deadline was set for receiving formal objections to Gruening's nomination from Alas ka's lawmakers.
 The caucus committee said it had received reports from Wash ington that telegrams opposing Gruening had recommended Sen ator Howard Lyng of Nome, long time Democratic national commit teeman, for the governOrship.
 The caucus statement said fur ther that Lyng had told the Demo- cratic legislators he had been in- formed by Alaska friends in Washington that Sen. Magnuson O.-WaShO and former Washing ton state governor Mon C. Wall gren were trying to have Gruen- ing appointed ambassador to Mex ico.
 Lyng explained to the commit tee that he had notified his friends he would gladly accept the governorship if offered to him and Gruening accepted the ambassa- dorShip.
 WASHINGTON, (P)-The Sen ate interior committee made pub lie today the names of Alaskans who protested the confirmation of Governor Gruening for ano,her for year term. They are: Edward D. Coffey. Anchorage, who repre- Sented a number of others; C. Mo- riarity, Juneau; William Munz, Nome; Joe COble, Fairbanks; FL mer Friend, managing editor Alas ka Empire, Juneau; Curtis Shat
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-15

five (5) percent of the amount bid,
made payable to the Village of
Marysville. Ohio, or by a proposal
bond signed by a surety company
authorized to do business in Ohio,
as guarantee that III the bid
be accepted contract will be en-
tered into and the performance of
il properly secured by rentention of
five (5) percent deposit check or
bond
No proposal will be entertained
unless received previous to twelve
O2:00) o'clock noon eastern Stan
dard Time), on the day specified.
Any bid received after this time
will be returned unopened to the
bidder. All proposals shall be made
on the manufacturers proposal and
acceptance form.
The bidders attention is directed
to the importance of early delivery
of the equipment as time is an
important element in this contract.
No bidder may withdraw his bid
for a period of thirty 800 days
after the time of opening bids.
The Village reserves the right
TO reject any or all bids, waive
any informalities or Irregularities
i'm the bids received, and to ac-
cept the lowest and best bid
Board of Public Affairs
VILLAGE OF MARYSVILLE,O OHIO
BY A. c. Grigsby
Clerk
l2-l5-2T
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-15
IN THE PROBATE COURT OF
UNION COUNTY. OHIO
tHNP No. IWUND-N
LEGAL, NOTICE

LEGAL NOIItE
Paul ]. Ryan, Executor of the
Estate of Edward IL. Morgan, de-
ceased, Plaintiff,
Charles Morgan, 1O9 East High
Street, Liberty, Indiana, ct al"
Defendants,
Street, Liberty Indiana, Alexander
Stout, Lynn. Indiana, Ray Stout,
Liberty, Indiana. Forest Stout, Lib
erty Indiana. May Terr, Liberty,
Indiana, Bertha Logue, Liberty,
indiana, Eula Hallam, 240 Park
Street North, St Petersburg, Flor
ida, Merton Miller, Lombard, llli-
nois, Patsy Lanscheft, Buffalo
New York, and also all the un-
known heirs, legatees, devisees, adj
ministrators, and the executors, If
any, of Edward II. Morgan. de-
ceased. will take notice that on the
goth. day of July. l949, the under
signed executor filed his petition in
the Probate Court of Union County,
Ohio, naming them as parties de-
fendant. alleging that Edward II.
Morgan late of Milford Center Un-
ion County, Ohio, died testate on or
about the 25th. day of March, l9i9,
seized of an estate of inheritance.
The prayer of the petition is
that the court determine the heirs,
deViSeeS and legateeS of said de-
cedent and their respective interests
i'm said estate. The defendants
named above are required to answer
on or before the 4th day of Febru-
iry, 1850.
Paul j. Ryan, Executor of the
Estate of Edward II. Morgan,
deceased.
Per Sanders e. Grigsby, His
Attorneys.
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