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Arkansas State press., 1952-11-14
Echoes From The Elementary
Field

Echoes From The Elementary
Field
c. B, Hughey principal of
Waldo junior hid presided over
the elementary principals meet
ing, The highlight of the meeting
was panel discussion, II n e
Principals Responsibility o 7
School Community Relations"
Panelists were Alton Arnold ST,
Matte l., Collier and r. l.. Buc-
hanan. The intermediate depart
mental meeting Minnie l.. Null
droW, chairman had several con-
sultants who gave them much in
formation Frances Scott (super-
visor Of special education, Little
Rock); Tillie Kyle fAM&N col
lege) Freddie Schrader library
commission of Arkansas, Michael
Andrews Ph. d. of the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin inspired h G
teachers in this division. Vivian
Arnold chairman of primary de-
partmentl reported large at
tendance in this division. Appear
ing before this division in dis
cussions were Elizabeth C. Smith,
Bernice Bass and Rosetta Settles.
Erma p Kelly and Lothaire
Green presented panel on
Aims, Detectives and Policies of
the Alta. Ruth Finn gave a dem
on Geography in the
Primary Grades. The get ac-
quainted period on Thursday was
by Marjorie Johnson
and Ida w, Hicks Zenobia Minor
opened the meeting on Friday
with a beautiful solo The Lords
Prayer Tillie Bogard inspired ev-
eryone with the reading of ap-
poems The main ad-
dresses were given by Elizabeth
Gwendolyn Floyd and
Arkansas State press., 1952-11-14
Needlecraff. Newse-@>
q by Nancy Baxter

LII table during holiday gatherings The
me dishes silver and glassware through the
years come out OF hiding to be appreciated enjoyed family
and dinner guests And beautiful
tabecotheeean ITSELF superb your ayorte
table settings It's be the amys heirloom YOU have
/
Arkansas State press., 1952-11-14
TIME OUT FOR
TABLECLOTHS

Or course, a tablecloth will
take you more time than a SIM
pie dolly to make, but, as you
know. the finished item is worthy
of the extra crocheting time, and
It will be pleasant, This table,
cloth can be made. medallion
at a time. probably one or two
in an hour by an average cro-
cheter. It's great fun watching
the tableeloth grow. motif by
motif If you are one of those
wonderfully generous people who
intends tn give q crOcheted
tablecloth as a gift and haven't
had time to finish it. here's .
suggestion tina. wort leave ycs
giftless Crochet . tiny sample
Of the large cloth. pu, In On 4
little toy table In 4 box. and
enclose a gift card notifying the
recipient ths, the real thing will
he ava liable m future date
Arkansas State press., 1952-11-14

were we'll attended. Much credit
is due the chairman and the pro-
gram participants who spared no
effort nor time in making these
meetings Institutional and infor-
national
Arkansas State press., 1952-11-14
A MEMO TO THE TEACHERS

During American Education
week, we salute the teachers of
Little Rock.
We have brought an apple for
the teacher,
a little token of our love
Not for the doctor, lawyer, or the
preacher,
But for the one we all are think
ing of"
THE MELODY LINGERS ON
The annual. meeting of the Ar
kansas Teachers association is ov-
or but the melody fingers on.
Inc TWO days We're packed full
OF events. The buildings of the
AMIN college provided ample
Arkansas State press., 1952-11-14
CRoCHETED FOR SPECIAL DINING

Ac'uay ths taoeeoh one Of the quicker r. max.
designs lhough the pattern delicate
cotton ~ used with No 10 hook directions "a, ~
CfoCHETED MEDALLION TABLECLOTH car be obainad ~
sending self addressed NeedaworL
ment OF this paper and requesting Leafe l0Oo-lO
Arkansas State press., 1952-11-14
'eehe'etl il Yourself


"
= 'hHe Not II
fauE JUS mh Y OF starch
~ cohlr'e' dissolved Add three boiling
1917 a"o coon SLOWLY stirring constantly MO
transparent keer the contalne lour
UP ene hecoth into the cool squeeze o. 4 MI
and roll large bath 10 remanno go
Arkansas State press., 1952-11-14

Cleo Hearnton. Mrs. Hearnton
tAM&N college, in her address
on How Can A School Provide
A Good Emotional Climate For
Its pupils?" reminded the teach
ers that a child's most urgent need
in his early school years is that
of understanding and love from
his adult associates. Teachers were
urged to give the pupils oppor-
tunity for creative expression.
Who's Who In The Arkansas
Teachers Association For 1928
B. G. Williams (president, Geo.
Julius Jones tvice PRESIDENT, Ma
rion w. Johnson (recording secre-
taryl Frank w. Smith executive
secretary, T. w Coggs (treas-
urerp. See story elsewhere for the
board members.
Arkansas State press., 1952-11-14
Tidbits A La alta

lluUits n La Ala
1t was nice chatting with Gus
sic Diekey Carrie Pembroke, Jno,
Howard Up. r. man of AM&ND
Geneva Haraway (principal D
AmoreD, Anna p Strong. Alfred
King, Gelevie Grice proud ia
ther1 Leo LETTERS chairman of
the AASAl, w c. Potts chair
man of credentials, VIII Ruther-
ford chairman Of election, Hazel
and Shalma Bullock tWarren
teachers, Matte Collier (princi-
See RIGHT AROUND US--page
Evening star., 1952-08-08
408-ACRE BARGAIN

3Uo-AOfCE bARITAIN
County. 80 miles from
%; e. on the Potomac. A most beau
tiful stock farm now in operation;
this farm must be sold. Good financ-
ton. Asking $5l, 900. Ewes. and
Sundays, JU. S-4937, with SAMUEL.
E. BOGLEY, INC. OIL. 1866.
Evening star., 1952-08-08
DESK SPACE

WOODWARD BLDG.-Desk space In
law office for lawyer or business
BARR BUILDING. $40 nth st. NV,
near Conn. and K. New. modern
want the lest receptionist. switch
board. mail and telephone answer
ing service available. Call ST. 3456,
Evening star., 1952-08-08
Buy Land Wholesale
Subdivide
DIET TN XLnTrn cxYar N

fairfax County acreage in fast-de-
veloping community adjoining newly
lots selling from 5000 to S9,Oo0
each. Thirty minutes to downtoW n
Washington via Shirley hwy. ideally
convenient to TT. BelYoir. Easy
committing distance OF Quantico.
Within three miles of proposed
Burke Airport. Beautiful woods,
shrubbery and year-round spring.
led stream on each tract. Buy now
Tor $500 to $1,000 per acre in
tracts OF 5 acres or more. Build
your home and have excess lots
to sell or use for recreation, farm
raising. etc. No building restrictions.
Electricity on property. Phone avail
able. Convenient terms. To Inspect.
caH King S-0664 or Occoauan 65-J-4.
Ask for Mr. Rnrton ne
Evening star., 1952-08-08
OPEN HOITSE

Sat. and sun, 1906 pm. Nice g.
room brick Cape Cod. ZOE East
Marshall st., Falls Church, one block
east Of Lee hwy. Priced reasonable.
Terms Elk 034T.
NOLAN REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1952-08-08
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
TAKE ACTION

First Offering. Falls Church Cape
Cod, with finished expansible attic;
very nicely decorated and fine
shaded lot. $l4,950 is the price
what more do you want? Call now.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500
Ia
Evening star., 1952-08-08
AIR-CONDTTTONEn

Downtown Century Bldg, 412 9th
st. NV; modern fireproof elevator
building;. all services included in
reasonable rent; singles and large
and small suites. CENTURY Co.
Room 407. 412 9Th st. NV. RE.
Evening star., 1952-08-08
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

LEASE OR BUY 10000 or more
square feet for used car lot; must
be on well-known street in active
area with heavy pedestrian trafic.
MR.. REINES, Or. 340O. =la
Evening star., 1952-08-08
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

PROPERTIES FOR SALE
in Shady Side, Md. Store doing
S100,000 gross yearly can be in
creased. ''Drive your own boat To-
cation with great potentialities, a
hotel business. Wanted a dentist.
lawyer, clothing store, shoe store.
Fastest growing community on Ches-
apeake Bay. Homes, cottages, lots
for sale. A. W. ANDREWS, Shady
Side, Md. West River h741. Ss
PROPERTY - Sur
rounded by alley: approx. 3,4O0 50.
IT,, in the We. Of II sc. ne. AT. 3247.
Or IA. S-o571. -44
Evening star., 1952-08-08
STORES FOR RENT

DOWNTOWN-9o6 New York ave.
NV. Tailor shop. already equipped; /;
estab. for IA years: vacant now;
rent. S125. Long lease If desired.
PAPANICoLAS INVEST. DI. 3O47.
LIVING QUARTERS, s.w. location;
ideal for liquor store. Call ewes,
6:30-9, LU. 2-9405. IS
UPTOWN CONN. AVE- excellent
locations, in the 1000, block of this
solid neighborhood shopping area.
CARL G. ROSINSKI CO., MA. 1884.
4304 GA. AVE. N.W.-vacant; suit
mn able Er feF any aSoG type business. sloo. per
Conner ist AND p SITS. NV
Reasonable rent; suitable beauty
shop, etc. AIKEN-BREEDLOVE,
DOWNTOWN. 10th and New e York
ave ave: nv; Two adjoining stores;
rear sge Saean Sspay ease avaaS pa1snE ge in
4a9R sGha4lS And sHEkrFF Ga ~ RID. oos5 NEIasse 9
modern store with five rooms, kitch-
en- and bath apartment. Suitable
for any business. Available imme-
diately. PENN PROPERTIES. 1920
New York ave. NV. ME. 11O7.
STORES--Various sizes. suitable all
types of merchandising. Available
in ne. and NV Wash. with parking
FACILITIES. Call LOUIS BERMAN.. RE.
SILVER SPRING. 1914 Ptney Bran Branch
rd.-Store, 25x45t; includes store
rm. in rear. parking; low rental:
suitable any business. OIL. O134.
Evening star., 1952-08-08
$4,000 DOWN

YO,OUU DOWN
We have 3 new brick ramblers with
3 bedrms. and full bsmt. in one Of
the highest points in Arlington
County. This is an amazing offer
ing and you had better call now
in order to inspect before they
are gone &.
ARLINGTON REALTY
@2l2 Wilson BLVD. oW. 5000
Evening star., 1952-08-08

New 1-Story Warehouse
1900 50. IT,. 16' clear ceiling height.
truck and rail loading facilities. Nr.
Bladensburg rd. ne. Immediate oc-
cupancy. Brokers protected.
KASS-BERGER, INC.
EN- 2IOn
Evening star., 1952-08-08
BUSINESS PRoP.-sALE Cont |

AN ACRE of commercial ground with
to-date building. Equipped for auto
repair. No charge for business good
will. Located in booming motor
court area, Fairfax. Va. $4,000.
APPROX. 1900 So. It. with 100-ft
frontage on Fairfax dr.. mr. Kann's
store, zoned C-2. Owner says make
offer. JOHN j. LOFLIN, 242O viii
BEAUTY SALONENr Dupont circle.
Compl. equip. Excellent clientel.
$1,000. No money down. Overhead,
$l00 mo. Call AID. 1855. 10
SILVER SPRING Busy highway,
shopping center: stores and Offices
$500. net. Out-of town owner sac
ridces for less than $4,000 Cash
above trust OIL, 0134 10
Evening star., 1952-08-08
REAL ESTATE WANTED
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY
WATER FRONT PROP. FOR SALE

WILLOWS CoLoNY-Red arrow lots.
One good Bay view lot specially
priced each week. Be sure to see
this weeks lot. No such Offering
ever made before. at this exclusive
colony OF fine homes. Look for
Red Arrow ct entrance and follow
Ma9ISorao sTF9Ss to to lot; North TO leach Thsough
Rte, 2a1 fo Willows ent. caii all Ho. o.
YEAR-ROUND HOME-Four bedrms
garage. l5x1S knotty-pine liv. rm..
lknotty-pine den and dinette, 15x1S
Kit, utility rm., dble. door refgr'.
storm windows; $50 IT,. from Bay:
PiHsr Pak sys;, ks5, cedarhurst. Md. West
NR. RE- ebfESyff1RsiY BEACH, Md. S o9en
Gotta sottases s5o6w Two siSSG lGysIy dn dsyriSld I'D
Central ave. mi. past Davidson.
ME MnTJiN lelt AZ Gape Lock Haven slgn.
PIPING FOREST, MD.--LeveI lot, 5ox
and new Annapolis Bridge One blk
from water; 30 mi. from b. G.
Restricted community; clubhouse ana
nst;Sn ooatnouse privils; Refs required.
Ss! SSenti{ss term. only ~ s5ss si 600 $500 essh
FRANKLiN MANOR ON THE BAY,
nave you seen Franklin Manor? X.
not. drive out this week END. wa
nave few beautiful bay-front lots
ieIe- we nave other lots from $3.50
bp,,s bbp; Inree modern year..round
n1oomes, 1o l. 2 and 3 bedrooms Terms.
terms. Call West River 64S3 or se:
CHARLES s. SPRINGER. at ofics
on property
Evening star., 1952-08-08
BADLY WANTED

Are houses for rent. Buy a modestly
priced house and let your tenants
pay for it! We have few 2 and 8
bedrm. homes with excellent f.
Please cali IA. 212e. 90.
FALLS CHURCH REALTY
Evening star., 1952-08-08

CASH TO PURCHASE 8 Cor more)
unit apartment building in desirable
upper NV. location. Write Box
1880. Wash. 90. D. c,
s no S-uNIT ART House, NV. area
desired for 3 clients with $4,000
cash down payment BERGMAN
REALTY CO., Ia. 1850. ST. 9433.
Evening star., 1952-08-08
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

BEATTY SHOP FOR LEASE-5 wet
booths with all equip; good NV.
loc. Shown by appt. only. WA. 1859.
lst bsrnt., 900
So. It,, 2 entrances: heat and light
FURNISHED; near Municipal Bldg. CAN
RE. 1885 after 8 pm. -8
X ST., Mr.. I8TH-Single store bus.
BID, 15,x75.. $500. NE: 21s1. %
NEAR l2th AND FLORIDA AVE. NE.
Contractors storage yard with small
and tanks incl. V. L. TOOMEY,
JR.. REALTOR. RE. 5275. IS
STORE AND APT. for rent. 27O7
Nichols ave. Sc. Call 1890 am
pm; or 70 pm, TU. 5453. 10
BEAUTY SHOP--Nr. Dupont Circle.
Excellent clientel. Compl. equip.
$175 mo-. incl everything. Owner
Ill. Call AID. 1885. 10
RECORDING STUDIO. located in
Clarendon; parking facilities. 6 rms.
and Law. Over 1,10O so. It.; will
redec. and make minor alterations.
Lyon Properties, Inc.
JA 2-7o70. OK. O650. Ewes. IA. s-6762
Arizona sun., 1952-05-09

rights and all other American
rights are beyond question. 1t is
doubtful if they would be so strong
for Eisenhower or if he would
leave his affairs in their hands if
they didn't see pretty nearly eye
to eye on the major United States
and world issues.
Furthermore, these men, know
ing the score domestic and in
ternational will surely counsel
the General as to the mood and
tenor of the American voter. Just
one look at the motley crew oppos-
ing the Generals nomination and
you can get a clearer picture cf
the man. For, someone said once
that you can judge man by the
enemies he makes"
Negro Republicans certainly
shouldn't allow themselves to be
hoodwinked into joining the pres
sure groups, and Independents
doubtless will be patient The de-
mand of Ike's opposition for him
TO speak is not primarily in the
interest of the public, but is stra-
tegic move to injure the General.
Come to think of it, perhaps we
have had a bit too much talk al
ready. We ought to be sick of so
many words from candidates. What
We should concern ourselves with
is what the candidates will do.
We want action. During the 194S
campaign, we had the word of The
president on civil rights, but we
are just as far away from legis-
lation on that issue as we were
then, and we have had a DemOcra-
tic president and Democratic
congress for the past four years.
Arizona sun., 1952-05-09
ST RAIGHT
AHEAD
BY Julius j. Adams

New York (GlobaD = .Fhe pres
sure is on General Eisenhower,
candidate for. the Republican NOM
ination for president, to open up
and explain his views on a variety
of topics. One of the issues many
folks would like to head "Mr." Ike
discuss is that of civil rights. 1t
is only fair that the voters should
ask candidate fer his stand on
important questions and it is quite
likely that the General will give
his answers. The big point is the
timing = which is important in
politics as it is in mechanics.
Most probably the Eisenhower
big brass intends to have the can
didate take the field of battle, but
they may be wise in not allowing
the opposition to choose the bat
tleground or the hour the often
sive is to begin. This has been one
of the weak spots in previos efforts
Of the COP in Presidential cam
paigns. The Part has been kept
off balance, has been maneuvered
into positions to make statements
or answer questions at most un-
propitious times and under un-
favorable circumstances.
There is hardly any need for
worry over Ike's failure so far
to speak out. For one thing, the
very company he keeps speaks well
for him. Dewey, Duff, Lodge,
Ives, DriscoI, Saltonstall. These
whose position and stand on civil
Arizona sun., 1952-05-09
Recruiting Program
Introduced By City

The Personnel Department has
introduced a program to recruit
graduating seniors from the busi-
ness schools at the University of
Arizona and Arizona State College
at Tempe for entrance level ac-
counting positions. Meetings have
been held at the business schools
and much interest has been dis
played in the proposed plan to
place graduates in City depart
ments concerned with accounting.
Application blanks and general in
formation concerning the work and
employment conditions are now in
the hands of students. Tests will
be held at the two schools before
close Of the current school year.
Arizona sun., 1952-05-09
Opportunity Awaits Enlistment Of
Neoroes In National Guard

During the several individuals and groups OF Ne
concerned about the bars enisting
Neqroes National Guard More than the mot
with the officials who explained that
u S. would National Guards
bc> Of racial ntegoton when called into the federal
the enng Of Negroes impossible Now that the
Army has abolished the practice Of segregation the Arizona
Sun has been reliably informed that for there
have been bo preventing qualified citizen from enstng
National Guard Fortunately this change was
made without clashes bitterness that Of
results from changes social customs The change in this
instance might we'll be considered revolutionary when viewed
very The Arizona Sun eommends General
Tuth Aduton General his staff and all others who
have had port taking another forward step in Arzonos
march complete democracy by making possible for
qualified citizen become member Of the Guard
We wish encourage and Negroes to take advantage
of the opportunity the Guard where they
in any capacity open any other citizen Of Aizono Apply
General A. M TuthII the Adjutont General.
Arizona sun., 1952-05-09
Senator Mcfarland
Calls Peace Most
important Problem

Tucson, Arizona, May 3. = Call
ing world peace the most impor-
tant problem facing mankind to-
da, Senator Ernest w. Mcfarland
majorit leader, told Jefferson
Jackson Day dinner audience here
Saturday evening that to win its
fight for peace, America must be
powerful and unbeatable, militar-
lily, and at the same time have a
strong, stable and productive
economy.
Each must balance the other"
he said, because no nations mill
tary power can be stronger than
the economy which sustains it."
A balanced economy, he con-
tinued, means a balanced budget.
ut is not always possible to bal
ance the budget each year." he
declared, "but we must see to it
that our expenditures is the aver
age do not exceed our revenues"
He declared that from 1916 to
this year, expenditures have not
exceeded revenues and a surplus
would have existed at the end Of
the current fiscal year if the Re
publican 80th Congress had not
cut taxes because "they wanted
to go before the people with re-
duction in taxes in the election
year of 1948"
In the year the reduction was
made, the Arizona Senator con-
tinued, "three billions of dollars
of surplus, saved by the admins
tration, was charged off on the
following years expenditures un-
der the Marshall Plan so that they
could go before the country with
a baalnced budget. That kind Of
political gymnastics will not get us
anywhere"
Senator Mcfarland said that the
present congress is mindful of the
need for sound business operation
and many of the programs have
alread been cut back in the pres
ident's budget. Every item will be
carefully examined as to whether
it is good business for the United
States to spend such an amount"
He said the economy problem
will grow less serious because in
the next two or three years defense
expenditures will begin to level
off and that is when we will be
able to make a real reduction in
our budget"
Arizona sun., 1952-05-09
$7,OOO,OOO BOND ISSUE
PASSED BY VOTERS

Phoenix property owners last
Tuesday approved by vote of B.
300 to 1,4O4 a 100000 bond issue
for expansion of the municipal wa
ter system Every effort will be
made to begin, the first phase Of
the program in time to provide ad-
ditional Verde River water in time
10 meet the anticipated peak de-
mands of the summer of 1858. 1t
will reuire two to three years to
complete all of the projects con-
templated. When the work is COM
rleted Phoenix will have ia mil
lion gallons of daily dependable
supply of water, compared with
the present supply of 73 million
e~>~~>~~~>~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~.~~~>~~>~~~~~~
An actress congratulated wom-
an author on her book: "I enjoyed
it," she said, "who wrote it for
you?"
Darling" purred back the other,
I'm so glad you liked it. Who read
it to you?"
Arizona sun., 1952-05-09

gallons of good water. The expan-
sion program is expected to provide
adequate water supplies for anti
cipated needs to 1862.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-17

Send your contribution 70 the
DsmoeTutic NO1ionol Committee
Ring Building Washington. o. c.
Evening star., 1952-08-25

at age IS. But included in the
500 is the social security benefit
to which the retired employe is
entitled.
Mr.. Beirne submitted a four
point pension program whose
cardinal feature was, this:
Discontinue all (social security
deductions from the computed
pension due under terms of the
Bell system pension plan. Pro-
vide a minimum pension of 500
monthly. exclusive Of any such
deductions"
Topic for Bargaining.
Mr.. Beirne not only wants social
security payments divorced from
all consideration of the Bell Sys-
TEN pension plan, but also asks
that the pension plan be made
part Of management-union work
contracts and a topic for collec-
tive bargaining.
A third demand is that the pen
sion plan in future be admins
tered by benefit committees with
union-management representation.
Evening star., 1952-08-25
PERSONAL

PERMANENT HAIR REMOVAL. Wash
Sensible fees. ELEcTRoLoGY CEN
HaPfY TEH 1S22 s}kTHDHY + II nv KE EE 1s4a paRtNS
vAcAN8cYs N8cysF m s0fSSh NgRsTWa INC HOME HE for d;
elderly pc fson; 24-hr. nursing care;
licensed by State and county; Super
GET THERE FAsTER, CHEAPER. safer.
Fly ATA air coach to Chicago. S24;
ervations, can MA. aa55. 720 14th
Ct: NV. ATA is not q regularly
scheduled carrier but operates on Q
needs Of the Washington Baltimore
GET THERE FASTER, cheaper, safer.
Fly Alta air coach to California. S97;
erSsens sesse sss can Ss Sa sg5 as0 1S
st; nv. Alta is not regularly
non-scheduled basis to serve the
needs Of the Washington Baltimore
FEEMasfsE 9ss sEAuT4 II :saGsss eoEGss. TAf isio
NERsERY; licensed home; most sani-
tary: only children. get undivided
alNsaRfs aNaE va w. aSas sase se1s Sal aamitHa NICE
DRESS AND ROBE MAKING. altera.
tions and children's clothes Q spe-
ROOM AND BOARD "s for elderly Wom.
en- in Southeast WASH; must be COM
PORTABLE. Ii. 6-2305. 25'
PHOTOS Of you, 60c q dozen. TONEY.
l4O4 New York ave. NV. 81
PHYSICIANS, once in a lifetime op-
portunity to open ONCE and jor clinic
In very large and still growing SUBJ
urban area. Inspection will con-
vince you of excellent practice in
very short time. Newly renovated
22-room house available at very low
rental. Please phone HI. 5O35, MRS.
KRAFT, 9-5 weekdays. -25
Evening star., 1952-08-25
LEGAL NOTICES
WILBUR L. GRAY, Attorney,
Colorado Building.


Filed August s. 1f.SS 1sSS. Harry N. Hull.
UNITED STATES sieE1; pisrR1cr COURT
for the District Of Columbia.-GRAY
CHARLES M: JARVIS. etc, ct al.
Defendant.-Civil Action Mo- 27S1-
52.-The object Of this suit is re-
(S). Block Seven ca, Ivy City"
said Block now known for purposes
OF assessment and taxation as Square
4O44; On motion. Of the plaintifi, 1t
is this 9th day Of August, 1862. or
Sfred SAR8 issi shf If IRa cause h
appearance to be entered herein on
or before the 1ortieth day. exclusive
of Sundays and legal holidays, oc-
curing after. the day. of the FIRST
publication Of this order; otherwise
the cause VIII be proceeded with az
Of this order be published once .
week for three successive weeks in
The WASHINGTON Law Reporter and
The washington Evening Star; and
kNowN Is iurshsE thfENSFs STssrea "a ass,Ns thss TN
HEIRS, OR DEVIsEEs IF HE BE
DECEASED. OF CHARLES M. JAR
Wis cause their appearance to be
entered herein on or before the first
rule day occurring after the expira-
tlOu OI IuEee mOuttS from tne QaIo
Of the first publication Of this order.
ceeded with as in case Of default.
Provided, q copy Of this order be
published twice q month for three
months in The Washington Law
Reporter. and The Washington Eve
ming Star before said day. iSD
(seal:i 4 true copy. Test: Harry
M. HULL, Clerk. BY HELEN K.
BENDURE. Deputy Clerk.
au1S,25,sep1 ,15, ,oc6,20