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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-09-13

NJ ars3fei solomon. Mich. State:
Eugene Ga, Rest Haven: Alberta
Butler Wayne Diagnostic.
Also Ruby Lee Davis. IT (.
Garfield: Sally Gray. 25s (.
Forest; Helen Love. 2704 vicks-
burg: Pinkie Bagsby. II Hague:
Ann Monjoy. 5i2 Belmont: Mar
9srei Monioy. $40 z. Forest:
Beaulah Robinson. 1891 w.
Euclid; Belle Billinslea. 1868
". Euclid; Blanche Gentry.
l647 Pingree: j. r. Smith. 1907
Hardwood.
Mss Lms Smih.. s. A. Of the
Z s n and daughter of Mr..
and Ms J r smith OF 1902
Hardwood. Is pending a 2l-day
iurloueh with her parents. She
wlll report back for duty Fri
dav
She PLAN 10 enter the Uni
Neisity II Chicago this fall. Miss
Smith has studied for one year
each al WAYNE ana Wherefore
universities
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Lloyd of
s72 Wason are the proud par
ents Of a baby daughter. RoslYn
Ann, two weeks ago az Harper
Hospital. Eddie Hunter of
Birmingham. Ala. is visiting
his BROTHER. the Rev s. Good
win. and his sisier-in law.
Mrs Theme l. Ora .. q clerk
al Maysnde market, returned
from weeks vacation spent
visiting friends in Chicago and
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Buffer Supper Suits Fall Party

delicious foods.
Serve. for instance, cfispy
Drowned meat balls combined
in a casserole just before sup
per time with a zesty mush-
room sauce. With il serve a
bowl OF hot. fluffy rice bright
ened bv the addition of finely
chopped green pepper. a
nodded tomato and cucumber
aspic salad and sliced crusty
bread VII round out the menu
Put on party manners al
the table with the very best
china.
Remomber that any success
full menu for buffet should
include only those foods which
can be fixed in advance ex-
cept for last minute touches,
and sturdy enough to- stand
some extra heating or chilling
if NOT served on the dot IN
case Of belatcd guest
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|lfeAL NOTICES


Henry Michigan. in the Cir,
| !. state Court u for the County Of
El a,,T z, COLLINS. Plaintiff iiiL,,N vs.,
( lcosss,lE COLLINS: Defendant
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Mrs Theme l. Ora .. q clerk
al Mays!nde market returned
from weeks vacation spent
visiting friends in Chicago and
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! September 2, 1852.
JAMES III. SEXTON.
herbert L. Dudley. Atty.
1855 Russell

po S's'e OF Michigan. the Probate
VI io' the County OF WAYNE.
y, NO. 400.8l7
hen e Matter Of the Estate of
Nil JACOBS, Diseased.
bed;,"ee Is hereby given that all
b'i r''9Ts Of said deceased are re-
rri,;u u 10 present their claims. i'm
'on mig ana under oath. 10 said
l,v ~ me Probate Office i'm the
hi u Detroit, in said County.
rIzS se,Ne a copy thereof upon
/ Sa;a hNOX, Administrators
\ ~, estate at 3l3 +. Hancock.
pre c ,L ] Michigan. on or be-
ID u" iesd 18th day of November.
IiD b. 80 and that such claims
bre Ia heard by said court. be-
'our,, uIse Patrick III. O'Brien in
,oun,,. room No. 500. Wavne
>etro;, ouilding in the CITY of
Bin ds, ~ said County. on the
4 > No sy OF November. AID 1859
Da,coao clock in the afternoon.
september ., 1852.
RICK III. O'BkIEN.
Publish. Judge of Probate.
nee ea .s'.eu IN Detroit Tribune
lccess,'.na,w week for three weeks
tom ,h'ely within thirty days
Tie Date hereof.
ly-lS- 40,
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Dear Miss Conner: I have
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NO. 4s3.7l7
Order of Publication

AT a session of said court helu
in the Courthouse in the City OF
Detroit. County OF WAYNE ana
State of Michigan this 4th day
OF September. AID, 1852
Present. Honorable Thomas r
Maher. Circuit Judge
Satisfactory proof by affidavit
showing that the defendant IS
not a resident Of the state OF
Michigan. and that the present
address or whereabouts of the
said defendant is unknown al
though diligent search and in
ouirv has been made. and that
the last known address OF said
defendant is William sloane
House. Y. M. c. A. $50 West Si'h
street New York ]. New folN,
TT is ORDERED that the sa'p
a. PENDANT. Sigmund Paul No~ ~,
*, enter his appearance IN ssno
cs,,se ON or before three mo'i W.
sr a~ date of this order. or I'M M
hill NJ complaint may be ''NS en-
- oorfcsscd and that the ,,'.'
order be published and served -
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nN,chigan. IN the III.
s''e Court for the county -
gsy ,r COLLINS. Plaintiff, vs.,
IcHN 1ol c0TIINS. Defendant.
0sALih NO. 4s7.s22
oder OF Appearance
oios s';on Of said Court held
Al . conr, House in the City OF
,n e;, IN said County on me
eir ron. # August. AID. 1852
h day - Honorable Joseph n.
pr eis"n. Circuit Judge.
o'n me- cause il appearing to
10 a '' bv affidavit hereto at
e eg' ,hat chancery summons
c0s ,Ss appearance Of the de,
w has been issued out and
l,us me seal Of this court. and
na'. - s,n,e could not be served
10. " hefore the return day there
e. The reason that said de-
io,, being . resident OF the
~ :. Detroi' County of Wayne
S c,s,c of Michigan. was con-
sisd therein and said chancery
,mmons has been returned with
certifcatc thereon endorsed
su';ng that after diligent search
;noni,v said deferdsnf could
\, he served az hcr last Known
|Sdress 1870 VIM Detroit Mich
an IN O, before the return oaS
e-eos..
4 On motion ~ Henry Heading,
s,.ornev for Plaintiff
4 TT rS ORDERED that The de-
sndant Rosalie Collins. appear
|, This cause wihan three months
I'm the date Of this order. and
4 case Of her appearance she
[use her answer 20 the plaintiffs
kll az Comb int 20 be filed. and
COPY thereof 20 be served. on the
Ii'ornevs for the plaintiff within
n dsvs after date Of service upor
H. COPY ~ said hill and notice
\ this orier and that in default
hereof tho sad bill be taken as
H. fassed hv 'hn aid defendant.
|T IS FURTHER OPnERFD
fat copy o. this order be pub
|shei n m Detroit Tribune. and
kfvei aeoo 'ino 20 law.
JOcrpN 4 MOVNTHAN
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Alfred II. Casey. Atty.
2lA0 Jos. Camnau

State 81 Michigan. the Probate
'culi fot ~ County of Wayne,
NO.4ol. l07
And i,om lis chains unbound
IN the Matter of the Estate of
GOVERNOR BROWN, Deceased.
Notice IS hereby given that all
redfors ~ said deceased are
poured 70 present their cliims,
writing snd under oath. TO said
.ouFt at the Probate Office in
P Ci'y ~ Detroit. in said Coun-
\ ana 20 sorve a copy thereof
'pon SOPlIRONIA BROWN. Ad-
IpinisiratfiN OF said estate. at
FSS Sherman. Detroit. Michigan.
\ or before IT, 18th day OF
'oyemoer A ID, 1852. and that
rcn claims will be heard by said
pun before Judge William J.
10Y IN Court Room No. 504.
psyne County Building in the
,lN OF Detroit. in said County.
4 me I'm day Of November.
IT,. 1892 At two o'clock in the
Os'ed September 2. 1852
JAMES II. SEXTON.
~, Judge of Probate.
uollSned IN Detroit Tribune
' ',s each week for three weeks
t t''1e'esSSlVely, within thirty days
rom the date hereof.
(9-6- O. Ol
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the time. and it took a war 10
Get employment.
The Democrats are not telling
the people that all our prosper
~ since the coming of the New
Deal and on through the Far
Deal has been based on wal OF
other crises. The Democrats nave
no plan for peaceful livinel
The Democrats talk OF pres
emf day prosperity. but they
fail 10 90 on to say that the
loo.odd thousand casualties in
Korea has made il possible
and befote that. the thousands
who died in World War II.
The Democrats say they have
Given the nation It's most pros.
nerous era. Let's ask them II
they mean to keep on giving us
prosperity al the cost OF our sons,
fathers and brothers. Do we want
the kind Of prosperity that must
be achieved by the blood OF our
kinSmen2 -
II is time TO quit being AFRAID
II IS time to fight back
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-09-13
Samuel n. Rubin. Atty.
11lS Cadillac Tower

state of Michigan in the en-
cult Court for the County OF
Wayne in Chancery
HELEN NOWALSKl Plalniiii,
vs. SIGMUND PAUL NOWAL-
SKI Defendant
, 1952-09-26
5 j B 5 { R {
We Beg Pdrdon

In Wednesdays issue of the
AVIS under the double head
ing Heavy Rains etc. 4,
second paragraph, last two
lines state "A line is estimated
at 1875 to the inch" This is in
correct. II should read instead
g lines to the inch.
, 1952-09-26
NOTICE

During the month Of Sep
TENDER Registration for voters
in the Town District Of Chris
tiansted will be held in the
Court House at Christiansted
every Monday from 4 o'clock
pm. to 6 o'clock pm.
During the month Of Sep
TENDER, 1852 Registration for
voters in the Christiansted
Country District will be con-
as follows:
Kingshill Police Station
Wednesday, September 3 from
4::3O pm. to $50 pm.
Est. Peters Rest School
Room, Wednesday September
10 from 4:30 pm. to $50 pm.
La Grande Prineesse School
Room, Wednesday September
II, from 4:30 pm. to $50 pm.
Est. La Vallee School Room
Wednesday from
4:3O pm. to $50 pm.
The final meeting for regis
tration will be held in the
Court House at Christiansted,
on Wednesday, October 1852,
from 8 pm. to 10 pm. AT this
meeting residents from the
town District or Country Dis
trict may register.
T h Registration Board,
ST. Croix, vi, U.S.A. 18th
AID. 1852.
William F Moorhead
Chairman Registration Board
, 1952-09-26
Carroll for Reelection

Because Of my record Of
loyal and sincere service 70
the people Of the island parti-
cularly Chrisfiansted Town. !
hereby offer my, services
again as one Of the two repre-
sentatives for Christiansted
town and invite voters (old &
newl TO examine my record at
the Council and when present
ed at mass meetings. by radio
or Otherwise. after which I re-
spsctfullY solicit your support
for reelection on Novem-
Der 4th.
ERIC H. R
Evening star., 1952-03-26
Barand Is After Revenge
In Mat Feature Tonight

Handsome Johnny Barend can
vent his ire on a pair of wrestlers
who gave him a hard time last
week when he completes in the
feature event at Turner's Arena
tonight.
Barend teams with Sander Ko-
vacs against Laverne Baxter and
Lord Carlton this time. Last week
Barend grappled with Baxter un-
til the latter was disqualified for
roughness. Johnny wished to con-
tinue the match and was seated
in his chair when Lord Carlton,
ready to go on in the next match,
got tired waiting and pitched
Barend out of the ring.
Other matches send Matte Brown
against Ike Eakins, Leo Jonathan
against Big Ben Morgan and
Jarque against Les Ruffin. The
first match starts at 8:45.
Evening star., 1952-03-26
ROUTE SALESMAN

Wanted ambitious married man 70
train as laundry and dry cleaning
route salesman. Starting salary
while training, $50 per week. Apply
personnel once. MANHATTAN CO,
for appointmenl. Du. iii. u Peg aSn'
SALESMAN-Used-ca lot; unlimited
earnings to right man; good work.
ing conditions. pleasant surround
ings. Apply in person, GARY
SALESMAN--For clothing and haber-
dashery departments. Aggressive
salesman can average better than
500 weekly. See Mr.. Sher, Else
MANS, SOl 9Th, st. NV. -2S,
SALESMAN tn sell plumbing special-
ties in established territory inciud.
nG ID. C. and State Of Maryland.
Repeat calls every so days. Full
commission basis, car necessary.
Sales background essential. Inter.
view from am. until noon. In
Quire at desk Ambassador Hotel
MR.. W; Z. RUTHRAUFF for ap-
sAEEsMAN--Experienced in selling
sporting goods. Excellent opportu-
nifty. Permanent position. SPORTS
CENTER Sth and d sts. NV. 2S
SALESMAN, must know fishing tackle.
menswear; PermaneHt. Good posi-.
enced on Industrial and commercial
work. OF. 7414. OV. 0622. ia.
Evening star., 1952-03-26
BY Bill Leeteh

water cold as result Of melting
SNOW on headwaters. AS a con-
sequence, no white perch have yet
tbeen caught by hook-and-line
fishermen. Some herring are be-
ing taken in nets as far up as the
Chain Bridge area, but there still
lis no great concentration Of the
fish certainly not enough to make
lsnageing profitable pastime. All
that is needed. however, to start
the first real runs are some warm
days with rising water tempera-
lures and falling waters.
There are no reports from the
chesapeake Bay waterfront other
than word on the usual gill net
ting of herring with some perch
and occasional pan-sized rock
being caught along with the her.
ring. A few white perch have
been taken in the lower 1atuxent
but even there. the run is not vel
established. Here the reason again
lis cold water.
Maryland's Game and Inland
Fish Commission has received si1
more proposed changes in hunt
ling regulations which will be dis
cussed at q meeting in Carve
Hall. Annapolis, Md, at 7:3O pm
Evening star., 1952-03-26
Louis Plans Is 10 70
Exhibitions in Canada
By ihe Associated Press

NEW YORK. Mar. 26. - Joe
Louis, the former heavyweight
champion. says he plans to make
AN exhibition tour of Eastern
Canada in late June. The itiner-
|ary hasn't been completed. but
Louis said, "I'll probably appear
i'm 10 or 20 places spaced over a
month" /"
Fans in the Far East want him
back for another trip, too. Joe
doesn't know whether he'll GO
back this year. He toured Army
camps and hospitals in Japan
and Korea last December and
was a big hit with both the serv-
Iicemen and natives. Promoters
lin the Orient want him to show
in Hong Kong. Japan and Singa-
pore, among other places.
Louis disclosed he has beer
working with Kid Riviera and
now has an interest in the Chi
lcago heavyweight.
Evening star., 1952-03-26
|CeItics Oppose knicks
tonight 10 Decide
Winner in Series
BY the Associoted Press

The first round of the National
Association basketball playoffs
eds tonight at Boston. where the
Celtics entertain the New York
Knicks in the third and deciding
game of their three-game series.
The winner will earn the right
70 play in the semifinals against
the Syracuse Mats, who eliminated
the Philadelphia Warriors a few
days age.
Minneapolis came from behind
last night to whip Indianapolis.
94-87, to enter the semifinals
Iagainst the Rochester Royals. The
victory gave the Lakers the three
game series in two straight
Behind, $3.50. in the second
half. the Lakers sparked by George
Mikan's seven straight points,
came from behind and pulled
away in the closing minutes. AL
together Mikan tailed SO points,
including the goal that put the
Lakers ahead for good at ITO.
Evening star., 1952-03-26

April 4. Four of these have to
do with squirrel, wild turkey and
grouse in the western counties.
Two, however, which should be
Iof great interest to hunters here.
follow:
1t is proposed to change the
open season on quail to begin on
la designated date not earlier than
November 20 nor later than
Thanksgiving Day each year and
to run at least At calendar days.
Also. 1t is proposed to change
the season on small game to open
not earlier than November 22--
December ! and to close not later
than January 10-l5.
The public may attend these
meetings and voice its views. II
you have any suggestions, take
them to the meetings.
Evening star., 1952-03-26
FuirIineton Loop Plans
For SoftbulI Season i.

Final plans for the darlington
Softball League will be made to-
night at 1880 at the Arlington
Recreation Departments Main
Center. 4811 North Third street
There are openings for at least
two more teams.
Further information may be OBJ
tanned from Frank Allston, Jack
son 1888.
Evening star., 1952-03-26
I'd Club to Celebrate
Boys Club Week Monduy

The Touchdown Club will help
celebrate National Boys Club
Week next Monday when three
youngsters who will act as Dis
trict Commissioners for day will
be guests of the club.
With them will be Commits
sioners F. Joseph Donohue and
Brig. Gen. Bernard l.. Robinson.
E. K. Morris, chairman of the
board of the Washington Boys
Club, will be guest speaker.
Evening star., 1952-03-26
Mrs. Hutchinson Eurns
Figure Skating Trophy

Mrs. June Hutchinson won the
Edith johnson Memorial Cup at
the Washington Figure Skating
Club last night.
This is a competition for men,
Ibers who have passed no previous
dance or figure tests. Second was
Dorothy Mclean and third was
Bruce Lackey.
Evening star., 1952-03-26
ELECTRONIC
ENGINEER

Prepare. engineering design studies,
production specifications; 2 to 8
years experience In industry in de-
sign or testing Of electr0nic equip
ment. Extensive liaison duties; 10
cation. San Diego. California.
Evening star., 1952-03-26
MILFORD y sCHWARTZ. Attorne1,
RlA~

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. rs, $3.50. Ad-
ministration.-This is to Give Mo-
tice: That the subscriber, of the
District Of Columbia has. obtained
from the Probate Court Of the Dis
ministration. C.T.A. on the estate
Of Jacob Miller, late Of the District
Of Columbia, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof.
legally authenticated, to the sub; b;
September. AID. 1852: otherwise
they may by law. be. excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Given un-
1852. ALVIN L MILLER. 7515 Sth
St., NV. Seal Attest: THEO-
DORE COGSWELL Register Of Wills
for the District Of Columbia. Clerk
of the Probate Court. mh12.19 20
EARL G. JONSCHER. Attorney.
Evening star., 1952-03-26
Howard Nine Is Stopped
By No-Hitter, Homer
Speeiol Dispoteh 10 The Stor

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Mar. 26
"A no-hitter and a last-inning
home run. both by freshmen
spoiled Howard University's base
ball double-header against Flor
ida A&M yesterday.
PURGE Austin tossed a no-hitter
at the Bisons in the first game
as A6zM won, 80. The second
game went to A&SM, Sd, when
Albert Miller broke up a tie game
with a homer in the last of the
ninth.
Evening star., 1952-03-26
VACANCY

For ladies and gentlemen in exclti-
ssive home for elderly people: beau
tifully furnished rooms, some with
private bath, large dining room.
bus at door. For further informa-
tion. call AID. 6OS0. =
Evening star., 1952-03-26
OFFICIAL NOTICES

ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL
BOARD, WASHINGTON. D. c., Marcn
10, 1852. Notice is hereby given
applied for licenses under the Dis
trict of Columbia Alcoholic Beverage
Control Act, that remonStrants are
entitled to be heard before the
granting OF such licenses, ana tnat
hearings will be had upon such
appliea lions for licenses on ApIil
? 1852, at 1000 AM. IN Room
No. 3ll4, the New Municipal CEN
ter, 3rd and Indiana Avenue NV;
No. 1436. Abe Sachs. "A Home
town. 1907 l. Street, NV, Rel.
..D'' No. 1857, Irna Lee EDWARDS.
TIA Charles Restaurant. Ret. &C.
1874 l4th St, NV. No. 543l
Maynard A. Nathanson, TIA Skeet
Tavern, Ret, c., 2i61 18th st.
Laker's Market, Ret. b. 1902
18th st. NV, No. 7099, Ameen
David, TIA Blue Mirror Grill, Ret
&C. 1904 r Street NV. No. 1103
The Windsor Company, TIA Hotel
Windsor Park, Ret. &C, 230C
Connecticut Ave. NV, ALAN w
PAYNE, AGNES K. MASON, JAMES
O'D. MORAN. mh19..6
Evening star., 1952-03-26

062 Wayne Ave. Silver Spring, Nd.
Formerly The Kellex Corp.
Evening star., 1952-03-26
CLERICAL ASSISTANT

Position open Immediately in our air
conditioning service dept. for q cleri-
cal assistant to service manager;
chance for advancement. Prefer
yooung man with some college or busi-
ness training. Phone MIR. Clark,
GRIFFITH CONSUMERS CO. ME.
4S40. Ext. 3l8 for appt. -2S
man for centrally
located downtown Offset and letter
press printing plant; opportunity to
learn printing business; must be
fair typist. Phone MR.. ALLEN.
ME. 67S7, q to s.. -27 >
CLERK for general work in q plant
service office. tipping ability neces-
sary; good working cond. and excel.
opport.; full benefits incl. vacation,
sick leave, pension, disqualification,
etc. Evening apptS. arranged, cali
Mr. SHALLOW ut GE SUPPLY CORP.
COOK. white, experienced, to assist
chef for dinner and short orders;
good wages; convenient to trans
portation. For appointment call
co, 1881. -28
Evening star., 1952-03-26
CANFIELD. SCHELL. HANNAH 8
COSTELLO. Attorneys,
637 Woodward Building,
WASHINGTON, ID. C.

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District Of Columbia,
ESTATE OF MARIETTA r. HOW
ARD. also known IS Marietta
NICHOLSON and BESSIE LOVE.
Executrices, having reported to the
Court OF an offer to purchase an
undivided ss interest in real estate
described rs Lot S04 in Square $40,
improved by premises 63S indie
pendence Avenue. Sc. (alSo known
as 63S 'B" Street, SEQ In the
District Of Columbia, for the sum OF
three thousand dollars, ($3,000: :o0),
for the whole. terms all cash. subject
to brokers commission OF $4,000.
and said executrices having recon-.
ia Sy the Goart this a4eh day oi
March. 1852. ORDERED that SAID
offer be accepted and the sale rati-
fied and confirmed unless cause be
shown to the contrary or higher
offer for said real estate acceptable
to the Court be made on or before
the 10th day of April. 1862, at
1000 an, at which time higher
offers will be considered and OBJ
jcctions to said sale Heard: provided,
that q copy Of this order be pub
hshed once in the washington Law
Reporter, and once in The Evening
Star" publication to be made at
least 10 days before the last-msn-
toned date. JAS. w. MORRIS
JUDGE; tssala "a 4 Trns Copy; MEL, Ne; !,
Of wills, Clerk Of the Probate Court
.
Evening star., 1952-03-26
ALDEN W. HOAGE. Attorney.
1888 18th, NV.

Filed Mar. "a. 1862, Theodore Cogs-
well, Register of Wills. D. C. Clerk
-, r,,r Of 41En shs Proeataer aarGs GsuT5t Tb5tsrR1cr
e Court for the district Of Columbia.
Estate tiaaaaes Of I Henry 1Haines. Deceased.-
olpn-,Rs ssis1SAatioTE Nia1 EoE no sAYE aIs7o;oF OF
% Under the viii Of Henry Haines, de.
ceased, having reported the sale o.
Let 90 in Square 1926, improved py
premises known as 56O3 4th street,
NV, Washington, d. G.. incluoine
retrigerator two gas II stSSes' Trs 1ya
Liily, at and for the price Of Fifteen
Thousand Five Hundred Isl 100000
Dollars, all cash. subject 70 .
brokers' commission OF Four Hun.
dred t$4Q0.0a Dollars, and saio
executor having recommended the
acc pLance Of said offer. 1t Is by the
Court this gath day OF March, 1907,
ORDERED. That said sale be. rati-
ed and confirmed by the Court; un-
less cause to the contrary be shown
on or before the 10th day OF Aprn.
Branch of this Court at which time
and place higher offers Will pc con-
siderei and objections TO the sale
heard; provided . copy OF tbs STasr
Pc fsn pIos1Rse IoM ReportsT Snss n snd once il The
Evening Star at least Ten uQ1 days
prior to the last mentioned date.
JAS. W. MORRIS. Judge. tSeal. A
true COPY. Attest: MELVIN Y.
MARQUES, Deputy REGISTER. Of wills
for the District of Columbia. Clerk
of the Probate Court. mh26.
j, BRUCE KELLISON, Attorney.
SOL Colorado Bldg.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for .he District Of Columbia. Hoidins
Probate court:-Estate ot Anna
M. Bell, Deceased.--No; 1868. Ad'
minissrstion Docket 167.-Appisca.
tion having been made herein Ioi
and for letters testamentary on said
estate, by Frederick M. Bradley 1t !,
ordered this. 10th day. Of March
| AID. 1852. that the unknown heir
at law and next Of kin Of deceased
and all others concerned, appear II
| said Court on Monday. the 21st da.
of April. AID. 1852. at 1000 o'clocl
| AM. to show cause why such appli
/ cation should not be granted. Le
notice hereof be published In tht
| "Washington Law Reporter" AMI
'"rhe Evening Star" once in eacl
| of three successive weeks before tn
return day herein mentioned. tn
FIRST publication to be not less thai M
thirty days before said return day
LAWS. Chief Judge of said Court
). this 10th day Of March, AID. 1855
]; lSeal.) Attest: FRANK y. BURK
II ART. Deputy Reeister Of wins ia
4 the District Of Columbia. Clerk Z
the Probate Court. mh12,19.2o
Evening star., 1952-03-26
ssTHE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
Five Events on Top
In MiddIeburg TrioIs
Speeiol Dispoteh to The Ssar

MIDDLEBURG. Va, Mar. 20
With approximately 100 entries
in five events. Middleburg hunter
trials opened at 1880 today on
the Frank Schaefer Farm.
The complete program includes
the lightweight, middle and heavy
weight hunters class. the green
hunter test and the Bert Knight
Memorial Trophy for -groolns EN-
ployed by members of the Middle
burg Hunt.
Evening star., 1952-03-26

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