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Evening star., 1952-07-03

BUNGALOW ON LARGE LOT
Are you interested in a good buy?
This sells for only S11,500 with
only $1,000 down and payments
lower than rent of approx. S75. a
month. These are q few OF the
features.
/. A large lot 150x55.
.. Plenty of room for expansion.
3. Poured concrete basement.
4. Two pine paneled rms. in bsmt.
&. All copper plumbing.
q. Plenty of nice shrubs and trees.
including 10 fruit trees.
z. Anchor fenced lot.
8. On q bnsline, q block from stores
and theater. near schools and
churches.
II You are interested. please call
the OWNER on premises at LO. s.
1885 or come ont to see the house.
Directions: Out Conn. ave, left on
Viers Mill rd. TO theater, left on
Randolph, left on Selfridge to 1910.
Evening star., 1952-07-03
HOUSES SALE-S.E. Cont }

$4,000 DOWN-VACANT
6emidet. brick home. 8 rms. IL
baths, gas heat, stove, refgr., screens
Venetian blinds. Congress Heights
section near Boiling Field and Bel
levue annex. Trade accepted. ST
0nl4 or GE hnR1 a
Evening star., 1952-07-03
BELLEMEADE

Three bedrms., bath, liv. rm., din.
rm., equip. kit. storm windows: gas
&C; corner lot; paved streets. Trade
considered. MA. 1913. 3
Evening star., 1952-07-03

BRADLEY HILLS tclose in,-Price,
S34,95O with S1s.50O. 4of financing
available. This is a beautiful brand
new. 3-bedroom, 2-bath brick home
with really fine features. in the best
part Of this popular area. Large
wooded lot Compare it. It's thou
sands. under today's market. Owner
transferred, and says: Sell it''
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO.. INC.
APO Connecticut ave- EN- 1900,
Evening star., 1952-07-03

CHEVY CHASE-Three and 4 bedrm.
rambIers. beautifully built. exquis-
itely decorated and situated on we'll
handicapped lots, with flagstone ter
races and picture windows. Direc-
tions, Conn. ave. to Chevy Chase
Circle. east on Western ave. to
CUMMINGS lane. left 2 blocks to
Turner lane and open sign.
OPEN DAILY. z TO 8 PM. H. J
KORZENDORFER CO.. INC. OIL
Evening star., 1952-07-03
HOUSES sALE-s.W. tcont.)
cOIORED POSSESSION
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALTA VISTA. MD.-Two brand-new
brick ran,blers In outstanding
suburban location: each contains
large liv. rm. with firepl., din. rm.
space. large kitchen with breakfast
space: 3 nice bedrms:; IL baths;
bsmt. gas heat; only $4,000.
Corner. S25.750. To inspect, call
Mrs. Barnes, TU. 600: ewes. LO.
b-51S1, AVON SHOCkEY. Realtor,
Evening star., 1952-07-03
HOME AND INCOME
2 SEPARATE APTS.
$15,5O0-$4.OOO DOWN

CHICAGO BOUND
Modern, semidetached brick
home, in q very nice reSiden-
tial section of Southeast. Two
real spacious bedrooms. full
basement with recreation
room. Located within 4 blocks
of elementary, junior high and
high schools. Owner leaving
for Windy City, says Please
sell quickly" Phone WA. 1896
Evening star., 1952-06-25

Legislators and Steelworkers' Pres
ident Philip Murray to end the
strike. The chamber said a "de-
cided decline in business" has
been noted since the strike
started.
Small Defense Shipment.
Although there is no sign of
a break in the strike the first
small shipments of finished steel
are trickling through to defense
producers. Through a Govern
ment-sponsored plan the compa-
nies and union are allowing high
priority finished steel to roll
through the picket lines.
Three big trucks loaded with
the defense-vital material left the
Pittsburgh works of Jones &
Laughlin Steel Corp. It's headed
for the Navy.
Several tons Of steel were
shipped from Inland Steel's In
diana Harbor plant for Columbus
Ohio. It's to be used for prvduc-
ton Of jet engines.
Meanwhile, Mr.. Murray said
agreements covering 5000 workers
have been signed with IL small
steel companies in the past few
days. He declared all contracts
follow the Wage Sterilization
Boards recommendations of a &C.
|cent-an-hour package increase fol
men now averaging $1.95 an hour
but did not elaborate.
Evening star., 1952-06-25
Banker Dep|ores Increase
In Government Power
BY the Assoeioted Press

CAPE MAY, N. j., June 25.-
The rise of Government power
and simultaneous decline of indi-
vidual rights is creating let
George-do-it attitude among
Americans, says a New York bank
official.
THE feeling is becoming pop
ular that the Federal Government
can do much for the individual
that he cannot do himself" F"
Dwight w. Michener, research di-
rector of the Chase National
Bank, told the Friends General
Conference yesterday.
Speaking on the theme eco
nomic Homework, a Part Of Our
Vocation" Mr.. Michener said
growth of Government power on
the one hand and decline of indi-
vidual rights on the other pre-
sents an theological conflict. es-
pecially regrettable in world af-
fairs.
IF we really desire to help the
world, we must center attention
on Government policies that
hamper those with the skill to
operate normal foreign trade" ,"
Mr.. Michener said.
He told the group he believed
the fiscal affairs of the Govern
ment were mismanaged, land
present a paradoxical and con-
fusing situation, with steadily
mounting debt even in times of
prosperity-a prosperity that is
in fact based on debt"
Evening star., 1952-06-25
Bicycle and Auto Collide;
Youth, IA, Badly Hurt

John Carpenter. IA, of 2738 Nc
Kinley street NV. was critically
injured last night when a bicycle
he was riding collided with an
automobile at Thirty-second and
Northampton streets NV.
The boy was admitted to Emerg-
ency Hospital with a fractured
skull, head and leg cuts and
bruises.
Police said he was going east
on Northampton street when he
collided with an auto driven north
on Thirty-second streets by Ho-
bart M. Montee, q. of 4017 Deca-
tur street, Kensington, Md. A
corporation counsel's hearing will
be held in the case next month.
The boys father. S. r. Carpen-
ter, is secretary of the Federal
Reserve Board. John goes to Alice
Deal School.
Evening star., 1952-06-25
q Youngsters Fall
From Fifth Floor:
IOne Hurt Fatally
BY tie Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, June 25.-Mrs.
Theresa Cadiz went downstairs to
a store yesterday, leaving her
three infants in the care of their
'14-year-old cousin.
Moments later two of the chill
dren plunged to the ground from
the f1fth-f1oor tenement apart
ment. Seconds afterward the
third child and the cousin hurtled
to the ground.
please help me-" gasped the
cousin, Rose Cadiz. "They fell out
the window"
All four were taken to a hos
pital. but 2-year-old Socorro
Cadiz was dead. Her sister Ra-
|monita, 3. and brother Francisco,
jr., l, and the cousin were in
critical condition.
Police said two Of the infants,
apparently playing on a bed near
the window. rolled out. The third
leaned over the sill to look and
fell with the cousin, who had
Slipped as she rushed to the WIN
dow.
Evening star., 1952-06-25
Foreign Copper Exempted
From Price Control
RY the Assoeiofed Prasa

The Government yesterday ex-
empted foreign copper from price
control.
Office of Price Sterilization OIL
cials said the effect of the action
eventually will be to increase the
price of copper products in this
country.
But, they told a reporter, the
order is aimed at boosting imports
Of critically short copper from
Chile and other foreign countries.
It is badly needed for defense uses.
Under the order, effective today
American users now will be able to
go into the world market and buy
at whatever price they choose to
pay. The OPS action revokes a
previous regulation which had set
a ceiling price of 27.5 cents per
pound on foreign copper.
Evening star., 1952-06-25
; Boys Held in Vandalism
Al Lakeland Junior Hiuh

Three young boys have been
arrested for vandalism at the
Leland Junior High School in
Lakeland, Md.
Prince Georges County police
said the annex to the colored
school was broken into yesterday
and yellow paint was splashed
over the classrooms and halls.
In addition. over IS window
panes were broken in the annex
and the main building.
The three boys, all colored and
in their early teens, were turned
over to county juvenile author
ities.
Evening star., 1952-06-25
Man Wins Sewino Prize

LONDON. June 25 P).-The
National Needle Arts Bureau an
nounced with surprise today that
a man had won its annual national
sewing contest. Harry Leonard
49. a health inspector, COPIED
the $140 $50 pounds) first prize
by sewing himself a blue suit in
$50 hours of his spare time.
Evening star., 1952-06-25
BY the Associoted Press

ANNAPOLIS, Md. June 25.-
Incomplete figures on the cost OF
a sewage disposal project for
Northern Anne Arundel County
yesterday delayed a decision on
who will pay the bill.
Walter c. Monroe, chief en-
gineer Of the County Sanitary
Commission, said his agency
should have some specific data
ready within 80 days.
Ultimate cost of the project has
been estimated at about $780,
600. Ralph L. Lowman. president
of the Board of County Commits
sioners. said he and his colleagues
would await definite cost infor-
nation before deciding whether
taxpayers throughout the county
Evening star., 1952-06-25
More Appeals Noted
BY Welfare Agencies
In Steel Strike Areas
BY the Associated Press

PITTSBURGH, June 25.-Wel-
fare agencies are getting more
appeals for assistance as the de-
fense economy is pinched tighter
by the strike of 650,000 CIO Unit
ed SteelWorkers.
Nearly 775,000 workers now are
idle in the Oath day Of the Ma
tlon-Wide strike.
Added to the $4,000 strikers
are nearly 125,OOO workers in al
lied industries.
General Motors has ordered 9
layof Of more than 10000 work
ers-the first major layoffs in the
auto industry attributed to the
steel strike. Approximately 2,40(
Chevrolet forge plant workers ir
Detroit were laid off last night
Ten thousand are being fur.
loughed today and tomorrow al
GINS big Chevrolet production
center at Flint, Mich.
250 File in One Day.
In Youngstown, Ohio. the Ma
honing County Welfare Office
handled $50 applications for re-
lief from steelworkers yesterday
In Pittsburgh more than 300
men lined up for financial helr
at one district relief Office.
The steelworkers are not paio
strike benefits. They are not
eligible for unemployment com
pensation but relief agencies are
permitted to help them on the
basis of their need-and If they
have no tangible assets. Some
steelworkers' locals are providing
help for what they classify as
hardship cases.
At Lackawanna, N. Y.-where
Bethlehem Steel employs $1,000
the Chamber of Commerce voteC
to viva DrociIopt T',,,poo~ orac
Evening star., 1952-06-25
Hippo Bit Off Arm,
Seomon Awarded $65, 900
BY the Assoeioied Press

NEW YORK, June 25.-seaman
Robert H. Rawlings. 43. won a
Federal Court jury award Of $685.
900 yesterday because a hippopot-
anus he was assigned to feed bit
off his right arm.
The incident occurred last sum-
mer when the hippo was being
brought here from Africa for the
Central Park Zoo aboard the
freighter Africa Star. Rawlins
sued the ships owner, Farrell
Lines. Inc.
Evening star., 1952-06-25
Decision on Sewage Project Delayed in Anne Arundel

or only those receiving the sewage
service should be charged.
Delegate John F. McNulty.
Democrat, of Anne Arundel, who
lives in Linthicum Heights, told
the board he favored spreading
the expense over the entire coun-
ty. He called the project urgent.
Present conditions could easily
lead to an epidemic that might
sweep the county," Mr.. McNulty
said.
Evening star., 1952-06-25
Airline Business Rises

NEW YORK.-Domestic trunk
airlines in the United States in
creased the total volume of their
business by $40 per cent between
the years 1910 and 1850.
Evening star., 1952-10-26
HOUSES FOR SALINE.
COLORED
S750 DOWN

l406 Constitution ave. ne. Brick
8 rooms, ami; h.-w.h Good cond.
Mo. payments like rent. Mr.. Connolly
with R. G. DUNNE. no. 0700. Ewes.
and Sun. 81. 57O6.
Evening star., 1952-10-26
5O7 NICHOLSON ST. ME.

HOMES NEEDED
We are in particular need of homes
in Michigan Park and nearby Mary.
land. Several clients waiting who
will pay all cash for q detached
brick home. If you are constderine q
selling call Mr.. Peck.
Evening star., 1952-10-26
1854 HOBART ST. NV.
.GE FAMILY OR DOCTOR
5000 4th ST.

OPEN SUNDAY, l TO DARK
This lovely corner prop. offers many
hard to find features. Lge. concrete
front porch, recep. hall, very large
liv. rm. and din. rm. kit. with dis
posal, and den. bright bedrms..
2 baths on 2nd fl. Magnificent rec.
rm. in bsmt.. built-in leather up
holstered furniture and bar. Front
KIRKS REALTY CO., REALTORS
HO. 677S OIL. 2S06
Evening star., 1952-05-30

Cool knit rayons!-twice as cool cause they never
need ironing S. generously cut from laboratory
tested mutinlament rayon yarns, the tops in long,
wearing quality. Styled by Sylray" for comfortable
fit. Tearose or White
Extra Sizes, and 10, in panty styles
Main and Phone Orders Carefully Eaned So
Street Foor-Washington and Arlington
Evening star., 1952-05-30

A. vision-x: lnstep strap
with m esh vomp criss-
crossed with black potent
or white Golf.
B. Cortez: Sleek step-in
pump with foot shortening
mesh vomp overIoy. White.
Evening star., 1952-05-30
sll l.9!55

Next to an air-conditioning unit, these are tho
coolest things you could wear on your feet this
summer! Styled with all the grace and skill
for which Naturalizer is justly famous-each
with that "no-gap, no-pinch no-slip" con-
struction which is worth it's weight in gold for
ultra-comfort! Sizes to 10, AAAA to c widths.
Evening star., 1952-05-30

Sig uge super
sheers for all occa-
sion W ear. Long,
short, medium pro-
portioned len ngths;
sizes 81a to Il. Hair
line seams. Mauve
tone or neutral beige.
Evening star., 1952-05-30

$3.50 "sheerIon
l5-denier
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so-Lsgsl Notices

.hip e. south. Range a. East.
and south ~ ths <M AMP
Tot areordinE 81 i'lat re-
fssrsisd tn f'iaf lannk a. tsaw. -.
Nnur~e county. f'turias ksrarsl~
sud dated May 80. tauN. sid
naresf - has bottom iaHd be.
tna murs particularly a. so shed
a. faiisas gnmmfnelng ~ ne
Ee nufa.s@S twt ~ sfasas 90
o. sagl i-sM sa4 ~ uall g@e4sguf
Townahip a. south. ftanUe ~
tRet. ard the nefta line aG said
~N AMP LIT run nura beast
said ~@W M Lar feF y dis
tmnna - zee feet. moFs 81 less.
tn he nnvth~Wef cufneT 20 said
sN AMP TOT. lhenes at right
nNies and suut ~ asfsfis afuug
thf east tits - said SM 4 Mf
ffff- fer Z dlaiaurs 80 t<e feet.
faefa ~ less, a. r. Haint q We
NinntnH tu fhe Sfarrltns ~ The
strains 1T Eiufidn. fram said
graint ~ bsninninG. rnnflnne
seuGheaNteriy along ihe east
line ~ -nia SWAMP I.pT'. 80
aensl, = SCENT h~amterit. far y dise
tHnrf - - feet. more - les
ta = paint. thence ~ risht AZ.
So Nffat astNANtNs NtffFtN AEaN
a. ealist wifh sas1 nurth tine -
sanre - hAa feet. mere ar less.
81 go shars linss thenee mean
der the shorsiine in a northerik.
unrf hsasfsFtX and auui hsAntefis
dlret tinn Tor 4 dlsis nee % aoa
fft mere ~ Tess. hark ~ me
fsnint ~ hseinnlnn. soutnfmsnw
n aeres. moFe ~ leNF
nnrest az hss haitatu iana IN
fsina ghHHnai westerly 20 ana
80 sfent AZ part ~ sioxsru-
meat tsnt 3. section ~. Toe n
sbip 80 south, Rmnrs ~ East.
md 4 sart - tipv't lot :, See
tinn 81. Township 90 south.
Range - Fast On nin tias
Kst. Mmnrae s'unptY Ftoriaa
and metre pfrtteulRriK Dies fihsd
a. tnl nwss s'ummVns ina NJ the
sttuthsast owner - tinNern.
usanf lot T. ~ertion 81, Towrs
ship - ~outh. Ranxe - Fast.
run vest atoms ths ~oush lire
30 Government Lot .. Sertitn
81. los aship - saath. Range
~ East for distance 20 tfa
feet. more =. les. - the potnt
nf hwminnin9 - the parcel ~
NHaah NtfHtHff tMNasf HHFNAHIENf"t
assrFlbea. mmid paint ~ hegsn.
ninr hstnn on ths xhcreline ~
pine channel irom said polnt
- heninnsnE. run nentheasserly
along said shereiine foF = dtf-
tanra ~ &c feet 20 q point
fhauee a. fiuht angles 80 said
ahafelfns and snuthwesteris for
4 aiatRnea nf tAa feet 10
point: -. nrs a. fight aneles
: "a nnrthW estestY and PARALLEL
wtsh said shareilne for 4 dis
fanrs - eco feet - the
anuthsastsfly Fightsof way Ane
- u = iiinhaaN Ne thenee
ran nertheast"rly atoms nc
aauthsaetsriV riaht ~. wav tine
- A. utnh way fuf
alasanee 80 tse feet ha.k a. the
shore line. shsnrs m.ander the
shorsiine "a eutheasteFit ~.
reettun far y ainsaaee az he
feet baek a. tho point ~ be-
Rtnnien. csngainlnw scr acres.
Ths purchaser y required g. "a
tue adv.ftisiaR sost and decunaenl
tfv stamns
The sale. " ana when made. sha
be auhissi to the Trustees reNer,
ine nate shemseixe. f6% ~ "a
phosphate, minerals md metals AZ
aoes of the petroleum thereon I
Tilf Tncsrrrs oF fSTERNA
IMPROVEMENT FUND reserve a
rlmht ca reject the sale.
NV ORDER ~ the Trustees I
the Internal Improvement fund
she state - Efortaa
FtiI.rR wARRES.
si"yerns
Attest
a.. q. EfI.iuT. See.
Trustees ! 4 tund
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5o-Lsgal Notices
sC.sslssess

~riy rixht-uf.wmy lice 81 a. :.
Highway <o. 9. foe = distance
~ ieae feet moEe or less. hark
20 the paint 10 bsalnnina. cen.
taininE as4 acres. more ef issN
The Purchaser a. required "a pav
he ais ertlsins cost ana aoranneni
aFf Stamps
fhe @als. " ana hen made. shaft
be auhl~r 90 the Trustees feReFx-
40 0nto themselves Ta1 ~ ths
phosphate, minerals ana fnstala and
~ 90 the p~troteuu thsreen ar
thpreundfF
TigE TRUSTEES oF INTERNAL.
IMPROVEMENT FtfSD r.tsetxe the
right 90 reject the sale
BY ORDER % the Trustees ~
IN. fntevnal improvement Fund ~
lee state 81 FtaFtdA.
sinNffn.,r
Attest
.. g l.tIsbff. SEC.
Trustees 4. D. Funa
5anIs- ss;fehi-s-iS.tsss
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Application wa4 made fw~ffNa
Department II The Arms 81 III.
C. bsyi<<. Marathan. FiH><.e>-laE.
: permit 10 dredRe m Fiof'fF ~.
81 appiscanfs property iak4~4.W-
and ~. blnek 3. HeauhfiixlsfnH~ -.
Nsrsshon Reach. Naea key--ZN'..
foe County. Florlds -
n Il proposed "a dredae an area
80 feet long and nboui 50 feet
1i1e and . feef deep befuttu IN
exie1InH basin ant fbe high wkikF
shnre hne. A4a
n dredGed material would ~
depnsIfe1 o. appllesnf's upinnd
Isn1wsr1 a adequate dikex.
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Tallahassee. Fiertaa
tanmafF a.. 1853

xoTtgE
NOTICE - hsrsnY Mfsen that ths
rrumtesa az the IHaefHal Improve
neat Funa "a the state &c FteftaA
~lll affer fnr sale. fef ellieetisn'
nnlf. IN Tallahassee. Ftoftaat ~
hi a. o'elork a. -. FshFnsfF isth
n ao<Rsss s'0THTs. Fiasiaa. 80
Nit.
A ..seei ~ hsr bsttom lard IN
gs.'s ksv Harriet 81 kniNht
ksx. ManToe f.oanfys fiaFfde.
naef - and adt4eWnf - a.Fsfn-
meat f.nt Z, xsftion ToWnr
~hlp ~ sonth. nenns - Eat
and mofs particularly aeeNFte
"a - fellows fntHm*nstnN
~. y e.-ssna Te~ashsp -
ssath. nanae ~ East. SD the
@~nrsrstn. - A.. - HlEhwas
10 4. Fnn naufhwsaasFlf slane
te~ esassrilns 20 a. a lflxhwax
~a fne : dlstanre - Jas
f.ef a. 4 pefnt. thenas a. Ftaht
anatsn mn1 sonthemei8Flt tee
alssaase - see fest . = paiat
whars fhe asuthemHisflt FiMhtr
saf.WAy line II ~ hiEnw4r
10. intsFN~etr a~ st.f
IA lnteFmRr4san also 80 -
knoum - fhe psoInt - bsstn-
nlnm ~ az kaY hottom las
herstnaftar desefIheas ~
ala nninf - heetnulnw. nwn-
tlnne nnnlheesfsfis 4lpna ~
~2se.rfr edge - aaf8 estatinN
rhannsl 60 = peint y hirh = 80
feet. mssNurs1 - fikht enEiefs
10 thA antlahemsteftf fiMht.nI=
uar Ilne 81 e. = Hiwh~ag Ne.
al themef f@n eM9thNsftfFtF
80 parafIel 9Ith ths aaatn-
amsa@sfN Ffmnf-af- waN uns -
~ fllaAwaY ~. ! fee . dis-
tenrs ~ laAe feet. mere ~ les
a. a. saefeFfF shofsttns ef
kalaha keg thNnNe W&4m1sr
ths saaterfF ahorfiia< -
Knlrha keY a. . n~fsAW<M*flE
aIFsIflon faf = aiti4nre 81 80
fes1. mess 20 lees 20 whtfs
sasd ahafsllne ins~fs<ets tbs
naasA<astsflf ftFht.ef.waF un*
~ IL. \ stIshwsg Ne. thfnEs
ssssssszssfis rsgss-sf.vsr liss
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CONNIE PROPAGANDA

Continued Prom Page onel
a graduate a Key wen .ihsh
school was working vim penin.
sulsr company before hc in|a<d
sh< Army.
Meanwhile another esrd ffeW
Korea came 10 DsFoshy haynsef
If shs staff from Al Frifzsii. ket
wssscr ssks s-ys
TIN siill ne 'southsrum<at
Field Director IN Red CfasA 4
Korea. mat u Pussn EgflnK
'uhsi come naturally IA nhnL II
like % do -
Tel shs sood people ~ n1Mz :
they dont sppreciais the p@s.aA4a
they ere living IA f'Tp wuru
'wooIs~s ever since I've heen hHIN /.
l0Ssobefl and won't ct 9eee $500
warm until SET bach haaa -.
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@--Lsgsl Notices

- e.. = tliEhwaf So. ssr a
dlstanre 20 lice feet. mhrs er
less, haek g. ttF point - ter
Finnine. cantaininN ft serfr,
mare ~ if@N
THE rnrrhassr o. rsusifrfa - 80
the adVsffisiur easf ard wturws
ar stamp
re sale. u sna = hen mate. ~hrf4
~ knbiAef - fhs Trustees rreeFt~
lng unfa fhsnaslsfs 4tHs - De
phosphate. mlnHfmle ana ffte as ana
Sc ~ fhe petsaienfn fNerer4 -
IN Wnn&eF.
Fuk TRl'sTEEsS 80 lNrFR~ ~
"a sRnA sNENT t1'Nn re"er ~ TN
FINht 50 80 etf Fta aaff
iff ORDER - she TrmNfrvr II
the lnteFnAi improvement FWF't -
the Stmff 80 tiarlaa ae~s - ~
FtftIFR WknHeN
ti.sVetmmF
ATTEST -
D. a. Ktf.tOT. Sc IT
fFtstesa !. fsra s~
Nnfksas f~hf-k-t&slnha
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NOTICE ~ NutaAtfu<
Tss. IAN ~ Ntf.ldAM SMfTN
saAA Sorfh t'hurrh street
lbtrntmr. tiiinuls.
we'd ARR ilFREnf ORDERED
NM REQUIRED 90 serve a rnpf
q foNF AnFweF "a the t'onptafnf
'ar pitnrce nn the uomniairanfs
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18th Gay ~ January. A. y. 1855.
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clerk nf the s'iFwuit conrt.
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deputy tieFk.
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