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The Detroit tribune., 1951-11-03

Louis Satchmo Armstrong
and his Concert Group and Jer-
sey Joe Walcott. Worlds Heavy
weight Champion, are coming to
the Downtown Theatre stage. in
person. on Sunday. Nov. 4. only,
for three performances. 2:30, $50
and 9 pm.
1 he graVel-voiced trumpet
master will have with him such
Of his favorite solo stars as Bar
ney Bigard on clarinet; Cozy Cole
on drums; Earl Fatha) Hines on
piano; Dale Jones on bass; Russ
Phillips on trombone, and songs
tress Velma Middleton.
Armstrong; latest movie, The
Strip, which includes his entire
group, is playing the rounds with
Mickey Rooney. He reports to
MCM on Nov. II to do another
picture titled Glory Alley.
Jersey Joe Walcott surprised
the boxing world by capturing
the heavyweight crown at the
age of 81 after an admirable, up
hill battle lasting many years.
His achievement was regarded
on all sides as miracle in view
OF his age. His Detroit engage
ment is among the few stage ap-
pearances that he is planning TO
make.
1t has been many years since
a worlds heavyweight champion
has appeared in local theatre.
The Detroit tribune., 1951-11-03
or assistant

or assistant tpickup we'll
Horseracing excluded the which effective
Thursday Nov in those states dixie Michigan IL
censed by
"A lot of people going be effected by
lamented People like play and
isn't going TO stop them II is to going
other forms of gambling And the dream-book pedders
still going make a living"
Many operators said they did
law rs the government trying make legale
numbers? quered blankly. Another
OF the of eacE numbers vw bulletin board
prescribed in the aw) would the by
local and state police The exempt
their operations gambling
Each required register with
Of Internal Revenue his address his
eratons. HE number and addresses
works in his house and the addresses all pickup
working out of his house. The his
books in order and offer them public
such is demanded
Prior the law numbers barons could simply their
and the local law would whats
pening Now things different There and
groanng The numbers afford
take little that savedup loot but the who
play the digits relgiousy trying find
their lunches book
The Kefauver committee is held greatly responsible for
the law The Kefauver brought that where
paid income quietly the local police didn't
strong police
Hey rough 500 for in both today
And BOX TT!
NEWS NOTES That big party tossed for Zigey Johr
Confn ON
The Detroit tribune., 1951-11-03
New Singing Discovery

A young Washington. D. c.
|hysical education teacher with
real ambition to sing had his
|ream come true a short time
go as result OF the efforts OF
ne OF the nations capitals top
lax whirlers. Jackson Lowe,
he Mayor of Connecticut Ave-.
The Detroit tribune., 1951-11-03

Huc.
The lad, Jimmy McPhail, first
appeared as part of vocal quar-
tet on loves amateur program
a few years ago while he was
still in high school In 1850, he
re-appeared on the show as .
soloist, and Lowe, seeing great
The Detroit tribune., 1951-11-03

Collector OF Internal Revenue Ono Flint operator
SAID: Well I've eol a little farm lie bought
canSe't down on that for awhile now and make
money of poultry Some people Say | should 20
into business but ! think should rest
The new governmental edict stpulates that
each numbers operator MUST pay a special tax
equal to 10 pei cent Of the amount OF his net num-
bers take, and that he must pay special stamp
designating him digit baron. and place il in
or on the building used by him for his operations
Says the law: -. lotteries where privste
individuals receive any personal benefit there
from This would apply 10 any subordinate
The Detroit tribune., 1951-11-03
Swinging Oown Ms Lane
BY BILL LANE

mr. BOON has been lowered the has been sound
ca ana many OF the everchurnng to be
anohg 70 halt around the All the govern
sign up as such for public notice
70 ' operators thrown into qusndaly repoitedy chosen
, 1951-01-09
morticiuns Nip
MGR 49-46 In
Cage Thriller
BY JIMMIE N. N .

The Jones Brothers Morticians
uuint handed the MGR. their first
defeat last night at the Fair
grounds coliseum by the score of
1916 in one of the best games
seen this season 1t was a nip and
tuck affair throughout the game.
The big gun was Billy Shields,
a guard for the Morris who gave
them their safety margin with only
70 seconds left to play by tossing
in a pair of field goals. Shields
was the high scorer for the Win
ners with II markers. Copeland
was second with 10.
For the losers Dinner Tolson did
the yeoman work and almost up
set the apple cart for the West
, 1951-01-09
Sports Review
By JIMMIE N. N

order selected by the committee.
The 1850 selection brings to a
total Of All Star players chosen
by the Sporting News 1874 in 26
years Of polling ;. Lucious Luke
Easter of the Cleveland Indians,
playing his first season as a ma
jor, was chosen fifth in the run
ming and that is not bad for the
first season. Newcombe was
picked over such hurting aces as
Vern Bickford, Of the Boston
Braves, Art Houteman of the De-
troit Tigers, Mel Parnell of the
Red Sox, Allie Reynolds, of the
Yankees, Ed Lopat, also of the
Yanks and Larry Jensen of the
New York Giants.
, 1951-01-09

Among the names appearing on
the 1850 All-Star Baseball team
chosen by the Sporting News, were
those of Jackie Robinson, second
baseman of the Brooklyn Dodgers
and Larry Dolby, center fielder Of
the Cleveland Indians. . . Luke
Easter first baseman of the In
dams finished fifth in the running
while Roy Campanella, catcher for
the Dodgers landed second behind
Yogi Berra of the New York
Yanks.
Don Newcombe, right handler Of
the Dodgers was Twelfth in the
selection of pitchers. . 224
members of the Baseball Writers
Association selected the following
players as the 1880 Dream
Team" for the Sporting News. 1st.
base, Walt Dropo, Red Sox; Jack
lie Robinson, Dodgers, End. base
Thifd base, George Kell, Detroit
Tigers; Shortstop, Phil Rizzuto,
New York Yankees. In the out
field was. Ralph, home-run king
of the Pittsburgh Pirates, Stan
Musial, most valuable player of
1850, of the St. Louis Cards. . and
Larry Dolby "Mr. Cleveland In
dian" Of the Cleveland Indians
selected over the great Ted Will
liams and Joe DiMaggio of the
Red Sox and Yanks respectively.
The catching honors went to
Yogi Berra, of the New York
Yanks With Roy Campanella
coming in second place The
selection Of pitchers found big
Don Newcombe of the Brooklyn
Dodgers in the number twelve slot,
with Vic Raschi, Yanks heading
the parade, Bob Lemon, Cleve-
land Indians, and Jim Konstanty
of the Philadelphia Phillies in that
, 1951-01-09

James Dulin, 4O2 S. East 5th
St., Evansville, Ind, says there
is one thing in life he just can't
do without-that's his after-din-
ner nap. He is able to sleep all he
wants these days because he found
that, before he started taking
HADACOL, his system was de-
ficient in Vitamins B1, BIZ, Iron,
and Niacin.
Mr.. Dulin was very proud to
let us use this fine statement on
how HADACOL gave him these
necessary elements: Before l
started taking HADACOL l had
a terrible case of indigestion-no
matter what | did or what l ate
it still gave that uneasy gassy
feeling after | ate. | had an awful
hard time sleeping, just rolled
and tossed all night long. I had
just about given up when I heard
where other fine folks were being
helped by HADACOL. Now I am
on my seventh bottle Of HAD
ACOL and I can sure say I feel
mighty good eat what I want
when | want to-and never have
an after-effect. Now | sleep like
a baby-and when [ wake up I
feel like I've had some rest. You
just can't imagine how wonder
full it is to feel good once again
and | have all this, thanks to
HADACOL."
You Can Be Helped
by HADACOL as it has helped
thousands of other folks whose
systems were deficient in Vita
minis B1, BIZ, Iron, and Niacin. If
you suffer from stomach distress,
nervousness if caused by an up
set stomach, vague aches and
pains, or a general rundown con-
dition, if they are caused by such
deficiencies, let HADACOL help
you as it has helped others all
over the country. Even hundreds
of doctors are now recommending
HADACOL to their patients suf-
fering from such deficiencies.
Give HADACOL a chance to
help you. Remember you have
nothing to lose. HADACOL will
make you feel great after the first
few bottles you take, or your
money will be refunded. Only
$1.25 for Trial Size; Large Family
or Hospital Size, $3.50. There is
only one true and genuine HADA-
COL. If your druggist does not
have HADACOL, order direct
from The Leblanc Corporation,
Lafayette, La.
Copyrighted 1850, The Leblanc
Corporation ]
, 1951-01-09
Man, 1O4, Dies In
Mental Hospital

WASHINGTON, Jan. Z, CAMP
Former New York Representative
Vito Marcantonio has been engage
ed by the Civil Rights congress to
help defend William L. Patterson,
in his trial here Jan. 10 on
charges of contempt of Congress.
, 1951-01-09

Siders when he sent the MGR.
boys ahead with 13 points to lead
at half time with the score 1929.
The game ran into five deadlocks
but the Morticians outlasted their
foes and won. 1t was the 22nd
straight win for the Jones
Brothers.
, 1951-01-09

Atty. Patterson, national execu-
tive secretary for Gro, was cited
for contempt following a stormy
hearing before the House Lobby
committee last August when the
acting Chairman referred to him
as a "black Sob.
, 1951-01-09

FRESH PAINT SPOTS should be
washed off furniture Immediately
with warm soapsuds.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-19
PAGES LEAVE WEDNESDAY, FOR ALBUQUERQUE, N. MEX.

Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Page and two children leave today for Albuquerque, N Mex. where he VIII be with the Bureau of Indian Al fairs. He has been here for the past five years with the construc- ton division of the Alaska Native Service as an architect.
 The family picks up new car in Seattle and will tour Oregon and California enroute to his new assignment.
 MT. and Mrs. Page were enter tained by IA members of the con- struction division at dinner par ty last night at Mikes in Doug- las. He was presented with a fos- sil ivory pen set.
 EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-19

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Evening star., 1951-04-22
DELIGHT

y DEL1II1 I
/ floor plan; 5-rm. frame home. In
convenient Falls Church area; large
lot with fruit trees ana spring gar
dening started; $500 will handle!
Must be soidi
OPEN SUN, / TILL DARK
Directions: Lee blvd. CRt. 500 to
Seven Corners, right on Hillwood
avenue (Rt. 1881 to Lee Hwy,
straisht to Fairmont st. and left
tn M l31
Evening star., 1951-04-22
STOP FISHING

STOP FISHING
For the home Of your dreams. Here
is one with the accommodations
YOU want and at price YOU can
pay. floor plan. consisting Of
liv; rn,. with fireplace. din. rm.. kit,
BILE attic; full basement; convenient,
close-in location. Included are srch
extras as TV with antenna, auto
matte washer and extra gas range;
AZ G1 loan can be assumed.
Evening star., 1951-04-22
Leesburg Stone Home
OF ACpEc Aor nno
LUCILLE COOK
FA. 3272. FA. 1864.
LORCUM LANE EXCIUSTV

LORCUM LANE EXCLUSIVE
This is. truly / of the OUTSTANDING
buys this season! All brick colonial
featuring den IL by Is and large
eating space in fully equipped kit,
of the Stratford Jr. h. school Bus
service at DIR. for elem. kiddies.
Quick trans. by the new Lorcum
Lane hwy. or Lee hwy The neigh
borhood is the best! The purchase
price Is right The financing is ex-
cellentl You cannot afford 20 neg
1ect calling US for an appt. to see
this home today. WILLIAM L.
WAKEFIELD, OW. 1878. OW. I775,
Evening star., 1951-04-22
.RAMBLERs-CoLoNIALs

f. w. SPEAKER
PA. b5l9. Builder Broker, FA. 1880.
Ewes, KI. e-6SS2. -22
Evening star., 1951-04-22
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
RAMBLER
EXTRAORDINARY

You ought to see this kitchen, dish
washer. garbage disposal. automatic
washer, clothes dryer and big re-
frigerator and range; plenty Of cab
inets; really Super-duper kitchen;
the rest of the house is In keeping
large iving-dining room combine
ton. good sized bedrooms. storase
room ana utility room; all city utili-
ties and in lovely location with otlaer.
homes running up to $35. .000; priced
at S22, 800. We've never advertised
this before.
]. Fuller Groom Realty Co.
OK. or CHI. 44ST.
Evening star., 1951-04-22
VIENNA

Five-rm f4an;e, liz. rm. with
firerlace. din. rm., equip. kit,
2 Gedrms., bath, cxpens. ON
att;s, full bsmt., oil hot-air
heat. Water and sewer avf ii.
Ccr1er lot with rm. to build
another house. 8 blks.. to
shopping center. Priced for
quick sale at S13,95u. Good
terms. Exclusive with
RAY BARNEY
Evening star., 1951-04-22
OPEN II TIL DARK
ON q ACRE
WHY WAITl

With a $4,000 down pay
ment, you can be the owner
of practically new brick
rambler. Three bedrooms ard
bath with living room, dining
space, modern kitchen; lovely
lot, in a most convenient loca-
ton. See it today. Phone
Mr.. Morrison, AP. $685. or
our virginia office, IA. S-2II1,
with
Evening star., 1951-04-22
ARLINGTON FOREST

A1I444No S4N + OltGO i
3-bedrm. brick Colonial. in quiet
residential section. convenient to
schools, shopping and transporta-
ton. screened porch; full basement
with rec. rm,; level lot with vel
OPEN SUN, TILL DARK
Directions: Lee blvd. to N. Edison
ST.. right to No. $3.50.
Evening star., 1951-11-27

/ Under D. C. law. couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, 10ait three tul days ana
receiUe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days
and Patricia Myers. %. 2O24 o st. NV
Joseph Peparcik "a Youngstown Ohio,
| and Norma Waldrop, Is. $50 E. Capt.
! tol st.
John connor, 81. New York City. and
Maynard Martin. 81 Naval Research Lab
oratory: and Theresa Hume. IL. Glen
wood, MINI.
william Harney. So. Troy N. Y. and
/ Ruby Wilson, 30. 3942 Davis pl. NV.
Charles Lovelady. "a. Nashville. Tenn,
Burke Linneburner, tr,, q, Arlington; Va.
Geofse Twilley, 81. 1900 y st. NV, and
Alien sn"t1s Davis ss $asi 18th s. NV, and
Pauline Dean. 90 25O5 18th st. NV;
Donald Charlton 2i sFo Fort swept Myep va AND
AaRSif Rpsh FddIe. b5dS e. lsss s. N pv An
Frank Gonzalez, "2. Fort Myer. Va. and
ave, ne.
John Bragg jr.. 81, and Zona Raines is.
both of los Quincy pl. ne.
William Werth, 81 @403 Irving St. ne,
and Mary Thomas. 22. 1910 18th st.
Lindsey Rice. 21. 3o4 Seaton pl, ne. and
Virginia Ryder. IS. 4712 Asbury pl.
Leroy Lee. %. Patuxent. Md. and jean
ette Rueckert 81. 1885 18th st. NV
Chester DorS, Al; Brockton, Mass, and
Mary Morgan, 80, Arlington, Va.
Gerald RockellL 20, 1850 E st. ne, and
Carol Winters, Is, 1920 B st. ne.
John Healey. "a, Arlington Va, and Mary
Schlitt 26. Chicago.
Henry McKelvin. %, 730 L st. s.e., and
Ora Williams. ~, 909 NJ st. NV.
Julian Turner; jr. 23s Alexsndria' Va,
Arthur Pollineer, 81. and Floria Gelber
90 both of New York City.
Evening star., 1951-11-27
LEGAL NOTICES Cont. }
EDWIN SHELTON,
ioII N 81. wv. =,
Filed Nov. 10, 1851. Harry M. Hull,

1911 X ST. NV.
Filed Nov. 16, 1851. Harry M. Hull,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Gt coumSla
1863 R Street, Northwest, Washine-
KNOWN HEIRS ALIENEES AND
DEVISEES OF JOSEPH SPEAR, Jr.,
deceased, Defendants,-Civil Action
No. 1861 ORDER OF PUBL
CA1ION-The object of this suit
is to obtain Judgment establishing
plaintiffs title by adverse possession
to the real estate in the District OF
Columbia, described as follows: The
East half of Original Lot 33 IN
Square 589 having a frontage OF 10
back the whole. depth of said lot
Upon motion of the attorneys for
the. plaintiff. 1t is by the Court this
] 9Th day OF November. 1851 :;
ORDERED That the defendants, the
unknown heirs, deViseeS and alienees
OF Joseph Spear. Jr., cause their
appearance 10 be entered herein on
or before the first rule day occurring
one month after the day of the
first publication hereof otherwise
this 'auSe Will be proceeded With as
in case of default; provided copy
hereof be published once week for
ning Star and the Washington Law
Reporter, LONGER and other publ
cations being dispensed with for
satisfactory cause shown. 81
SsE seal A True Fl etRAiSR COPY. Fest: HARRY 2dHss
NJ HULL Clerk BY ELLA McDON-
AID. Deputy Clerk. no20,2G del
Evening star., 1951-11-27

Robert Hazard. 10. 1909 goth ST. ne.
and Janet Baumgartner. 10, Is at
zosima Monzon,- 25, Naval Gun Factory
| pl NV.
Paul o'Donoghue, SO, 2231 California st
| NV and Helen Mensing, 80, 3041
Sedgwick st. NV
Sando Palermo. 2I, 744 5lst st. Sc. and
Juanita Guthrie, 10. 2037 Higdon rd
ne.
Robert Long 80, 1343 Montague st. ne.
NV.
John Nicholas, jr.. 90. Gas Columbia rd
NV. and Dorothy Lane. FL, Columbia
Va.
Harold Kimberline. "a, and Juanita Kelly.
"a, both of Arlington, Va.
David GRECO, 30, Scranton, Pa, and
Charlotte Thomasson. II. 1904 New
Hampshire ave. NV.
Robert Sauer. "a, 2S23 Myrtle ave. ne,
and Doris zook. 1S, Rogers Heights,
l. and Dorothy Blair, 10. 303 D st. NV.
Leroy Davis, "a, 80 @ st. me-, and Beverly
Byrd, "a. 1902 H St. ne.
Daniel Mabery, 49,. Bainpridge, Md, and
Lawrence Baylor. 46. Wilmington, Del
and Margaret Carver. A, l13 33rd st
ChaTles D'Amico. 54. and Hazel Ganiard
so, both OF Albion, N, Y.
Timothy johnson, jr.. I1o 18th st. Sc.
and Mary Watley. Is, 1133 Queen st
Garland Longhouser, tr.. 81. ouantico. Va.
and Marjorie Wilson, 20, 1923 Kenil-
worth ave. ne.
Percy Wright. "a. 1918 Florida ave. ne,
and Josephine smallwoods 2b. 1908
John SENEGAL. % and Jane Ashe, 27. both
of All Constitution ave. ne.
Evening star., 1951-11-27

DRIVER. for dry cleaning route; good
comm. excel opportunity for hus-
tier. AP. 2300 or WA. 6073. -21
DRIVER, white, for linen supply
route: steady Job, good wages, refs
required: Apply DISTRICT LINEN
SERVICE CO. 90 L st. Sc. go
DRIVERS t2), to deliver orders and
work in store; must know city and
suburbs; references required. STAR
SuPERMARkET. 5700 Georgia ave.
DRUG CLERK. good full-time posi-
ton. exper:. desirable. HITGFRS
DRUG, 5017 Conn. ave. -
DRUG CLERK, exper.; full time,
perm. position, no Sun. work, 4S-hr.
Wk.; top salary plus comm. free
disqualification and discount privl.
WHEATON PHARMACY, I140l Ga.
ave, LO $4,000. 5
DRUG CLERK, part time. 8 evenings
and Sat or Sum-; student accepted.
Apply in person TRIANGLE PHAR-
MACY. 18th and You sts. NV. rs
DRUG CLERKS, experienced. for full
line wholesale drug company; good
starting salary, 5-day week. paid
vacation. Apply HENRY B. GIL
PIN CO., All South Capitol st. TR
experienced; highest
wages for right man. Call LA.
$3.50 after 5 pm. 30
for new work.
HARPER ELECTRIC SERVICE. 2626
Bladensburg rd. ne. IL 3-5737.
Evening star., 1951-11-27
BED WETTING
STOPPED
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

Approved by doctors. no medicine
KING ENURTONE LAB. DU. 1898
Evening star., 1951-11-27

Robert Ruey, 81, Walter Reed Hospital.
and Marie Belanser %. Boiling Air
julius Wheeler, %. Long Branch. N. J..
and Elsie McMahon. 22. Fort Myer Va
Joseph katz; 81, 4sl5 n6 Iowa ave. NV. and
Charles Hse Hipsiey aa .' sils sSd ssnd pi. NV,
and Dolores Goodman, %. 1907 Georgia
ave. NV.
Sterling Gilns. %, oantico Va, and
joyce Barnett. 21. 643 Massachusetts
ave. ne.
Frank Rigsby. 3s, and Audrey Dichty, As.
Louis Postell. 27, 2016 18th st. NV. and
Rosa Jones, 25. 1901 Kenyon st. NV
Owen Crawford. 80. 525 Rittenhouse St
P;Ti: PaIis Tea apd Doris Horton. "a. Wichita
Earl Williams, 80. and Mary Garrett. 81.
both OF Arlington, Va.
Arthur Mayhle. 81. and Ollie Thompson
40. both of Baltimore
King Bum. So, and Ivota Hunter, 49. both
Of 1887 Goth st. NV;
Betty Muier. is. 22s4 Mount View pi.
David Jones. 21, e18 2eth st. NV. and
~ Mable Daniels. Is. 383 Q st. s.wa
Walter Rathbun, 5S. and Susie Coleman.
Al. both of 1905 18th st. NV
Evening star., 1951-11-27
OFFICIAL NOTICES

GOyERNMENT OF THE DISTRICI
OF COLUMBIA. November rs. 1851
a public hearing having been held
oy the commissioners of the District
o. columbia IN the matter OF clos
Ing certain alley area in the Dis.
trlct OF Columbia, as hereinafter de-
Scribed. and. as the said Commits
SionefS are OF the opinion that the
ailey area referred 10 should be
that under date of October 80 1851
they have prepared the following
order: ORDERED: That pursuant
to the provisions Of Public Act No
3O7, approved December Is. 1892
the alley area shown in green on
plat filed IN the Office OF the Survey
or OF the District of Columbia and
numbered Map 31l3. is hereby or
dered CLOSED; same TO take effect
on and after DECEMBER 7 1851;
the, title TO the land comprised in
salo area SO closed to revert TO the
aouttlng property owners as shown
on said map. the said closing to take
effect on the date aforesaid. accord
ing 10 Item ! described as follows:
- Closing of all public alleys in
Square 021" Any and all parties
interested must file. in writing with
the Commissioners, D c.. objections
II any. to this closing. before DE-
CEMBER Z. 1851; otherwise said
closing shall become effective on and
alter that date. IN accordance with
the provisions Of Public Act No 307.
approved December l5. 1892 JOHN
OHUE. BERNARD L. ROBINSON
Commissioners of the District of
Columbia no15.16.I7.I9.20 %
24.26.2 .27 2S. 20 80 del
Evening star., 1951-11-27
ARLINGTON
Potomac Ennpl

1884 Wilson Blvd, Arl. Ow 1900.
Open Every Eve. to a-Free Parking
ADAMS AGENCY
Clerks, typists. stenos and secretaries
excel positions avail COLORADO
BLDG. 14th and G SITS. NV. RE
Evening star., 1951-11-27

Edward Murphy. 81. 132 Danbury St sw..
| and Dorothy Lockard. 20. IA Danbury
| st. E.W.
Herbert Dunon. %. Fort Belvoir Va. and
| Matte Peterson. 10. 1120 Florida ave.
NV.
Robert Greenwood. 40. 3O40 Idaho ave.
NV, and Mary Brown. 81. S1l7 Chan
Clifton Gregg. 80. 1444 N st. NV. and
Laura Clark, rs. Drexel, N. C.
and Mary Mathewson. IS. b0l6 18th
ST. ne.
Jean Garden. 23, Quebec. Canada. and
Simon Smith, 20, 1927 Quebec st. NV,
and Rosalie Clemons, 16. 617h 18th
Evening star., 1951-11-27
LEGAL NOTICES
EDWARD BENNETT WILLIAMS.

EDWARD BENNETT WILLIAMS,
Attorney, 1000 Hill Building.
Filed Nov. 10. 1851. Harry M. Hull.
Clerk.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District of Columbia
BLANCHE HELEN JOHNSON. 6l4
Eleventh Street. NE, WASHINGTON
D. c.. Plaintiff, VS.. DANIEL ED
WARD JOHNSON, 2O25 N. Cameron
Street, N. Arlington, Virginia De-
fendant.---CipilN Action No. 39S5-51.
The object of this suit is that
Plaintiff be granted an absolute
divorce on the grounds of volun-
tary separation in excess OF i've
years. On motion of the plaintiff.
it is this 18th day of November.
1851. ordered that the defendant.
Daniel Edward johnson cause his
appearance 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 Reporter, and
The Evening Star before said day
JAMES R KIRKLAND Judge.
lSealD Attest HARRY NJ HULL,
Clerk, BY HELEN K. BEHDURA,
Deputy Clerk, no20 27 .de4