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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08

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MARTIN vet his lips. Hello.
WI Barbara. Cloud didn't tell me
you were here"
$50 ! gather She seemed cool
and aloof. but not unfriendly.
How are you. Martini I came as
soon - I heard what had hap
pened"
You came because you heard
She was waiting when I got
back from seeing some people, {"
Cloud said. 'Her first. words were.
quote: You've made q mistake
about arresting Martin KIM. He
was with me the night Searie was
killed The reason he didn't tell
you 50 IN the hrss place was that
he didn't want 20 cause me any
embarrassment unquote."
Forcing himself to look ut her.
Martin said. Thanks, Barbara
That was swell Of you, and I guess
IT'S the only reason why I'm not
stu cooling my heels in q cage
But how did you And out they'd
grabbed mel"
Lee Dexter telephoned. He
didn't know we'd been together,
but be knew you'd called me this
morning and had an idea that /
might be able and willing to help
He spoke Of someone who claimed
to have seen you 60 into your
apartment at about midnight,
which was supposed TO have been
the time OF the murder: and /
knew that was wrong because you
were blocks away with me before
then"
She was poised and sure Of her
self, well aware Of the impression
she had made upon Cloud. Martin
telt humble, remembering that
this was the girl he had thought
would be putty in the hands Of
the police.
Joe Scarpis, the Palm Garden
man. wasn't any too sure about
seeing you when ! cross -exam-
ined him." Cloud volunteered. "It
was dark and there isn't q street
lamp within half q block of your
place. It's possible he saw some
one else about your size and
build"
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KEEPS UP TO DATE ON KEY WEST

Editor, The Citizen:
expect to be in Key West for the several weeks
and soon receive this letter please hold all
of The Key West Citizen until call at your office on my
arrival.
AS usual, The Citizen has kept right up to date
on all the happenings in Key West.
Yours for healthy nation
HAROLD J. REILLY
New York City, N. Y,
December l, 1858.
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The United States Navy recently began broadcasts
over the most powerful radio transmer known to be
operating IN the western world The radio station was
built in the interest of national security and peace and
Is estimated to have cost $14,000,00O.
The radio Is located between two mountain peaks in
Northwest Washington State, in the Cascade Mountain
range 1t ID supposedly the modern SCIENTISTS answer
to the communications difficulties caused by electrical
storms the Northern Lights and many other meteorolog
ical phenomena.
The Navy believes the radio station will allow
1t to contact submarines far below the surface and arctic
outposs and all the ships at all the world in any
future emergency The station 200 O0Owatt install
aton, and Is estimated to be twenty times as
ertul as any commercial radio station in the country
In its first test message, it flashed signal to all
naval ships at and within six minutes the battleshp
Wisconsin, operating in japanese waters replied to the
message
is certainly appropriate for the Navy to have this
new installation of worldwide capacity Because the
next war, there is another one will probably involve
of the earth in struggle against Commun
ism, Is amportant that the Navy as we'll as the other
services, have such communications
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08

he said vas TEa eoine 60 osk ne
latc 10 pat Richard SeArle where
he belongs But right in the mid
die OF the sentence he stopped -
ask the girl--Louise. he called
her--lf he was going TOO fast: End
she must have dropped thoss iosEr
words because Of The inaerruD-
ton"
Cloud pursed his lips. Maybe
you're mistaken. Mowrie has al
ways been q tough customer and
for quite some time I've looked
forward to having busineas deal
ings with him"
BE your age, ClCaA Ii Ne N
tended to kin Searle would he
have written letter saying - fcg
publication In the Recordy~
Don't forget about the erimi-
nails propensity for making stupid
mistakes I've seen stranger ex-
amples Of il than this.
Just the same. I'm sure q his
words Now ] see WHY be was 80
anxious TO set his letter back. Ne
must have spotted the error in The
carbon copy and figured u might
make trouble for him."
Before Searle's deathf TAat
sounds as II he might have antiei-
pated il.
Martin shrugged. Have Il yomT
own way. I wouldn't put anything
past Morrie. But aimee he was
hoping 10 get back al O. paFt Ct
the twenty Ave thousand Searie
had clipped him for. should
think he'd have wanted SeaFla 70
live q little longer"
"He didn't expect 10 get TWEEN
ty-hve thousand dollars,s Bar
bara put in. ''Morriasey couldn't
have hoped for much more than Q
tenth Of that Dad offered 10 set
tie Richards debts for ten cents
on the dollar and made Il plain
that he wouldn't 70 higher. Twen-
ty-hve hundred wouldn't Be TOO
much for Morrissey TO sacrifice II
he had q good reason for wanting
Richard out of the way"
Clouds glance reste<. spocula-
lively on the girl Tn certainly
glad you dropped In, Mis- Ennis
That's the most helpful hint I've
had yea"
re Be esuMnws0
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"Harry's Dollar Stolen

CINCINNATI IA year ago to.
day Harry S. Truman stopped in
Cincinnati and bought a paper from
Mrs. Aleen Knierim, q fellow
Democrat.
She put the dollar he gave her
into the cash register before she
recognized the former President
and before she noted he had auto
graphed it.
Last night thief snatched her
purse. 1t contained $lOl plus "Har-
RVS dollar"
ITS the dollar President Tru.
man signed that l feel so awful
about" she told police.
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The Citizen welcomes expressions Of the views Of ito read.
sF Avf s edfeT the right delete which
are eensidered hslovs The writer's should
sar end eonfne The letters 400 side
o. me paper enY Signature Of the writer
letters and will be published unless requested otherwise
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08

There are still some civil servants and some men,
bers OF the armed services who staying in their jobs
because they can render service to their country.
thankfully.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08

Now that the football season is ending, the tall
mans game of basketball will take the spotlight
until baseball returns
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08
:i.slSka:ISls:ssiEI

1T couldn't have been me"
Martin sad. wondering whether
it had been.
Right now I'm more interested
In the letters MorTiSScy aud Mrs
MeSSmer gave you" Cloud went
on. You said you put them in
that book SeCea Pillars Of Wiz
dom, but they weren't there or In
any Of the other books when We
looked. Where are theyT"
Il don't know" Martin said,
feeling Barbara'S gaze upon him,
recalling how she had watched
him slide the letters beneath the
carpet OF their wrecked car. II
was true enough, he told himself
seh-righteouSly; he had no knowl-
edge Of what had been done with
the car since he had notified the
rental company Of the accident
Whats SO important about them.
anyway, as long as you know
what was IN them"
This" Cloud took a photograph
from a desk drawer and handed
il to Martin. II was a copy of
MorriSsey's note. "Doran sent 1T
over. Read it."
MARTIN read
Dear Marty:
Yoa might be interested IN
knoiring that I'm going 10 put
Richard Searle teheTe he belongs
for raising one of nay checks from
$500 10 S25, 10000. I care him q
chance 10 make IL good and I'm
sick Of has stalling.
Your pal.
Hospard MorIiSsey.
What's wrong with it," Martin
asked.
There may have been different
opinions as TO where Richard
Searle belonged. Some thought he
belonged in prison, but Morrissey
may have thought he belonged
out of this world"
This is a reasonable facsimile
of the note Morrie's typist wrote,
but it isn't the note he dictated"
Martins memory Of those minutes
in MorrisSey's Office was clear and
he reviewed il with care. What
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08

Most football coaches who would have been "well
SATISFIED to make good showing on Fridays never
theless disappointed when they lose on SATURDAYS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08

A granite pylon on XIII Devil
Hill in North Carolina commemo.
rates the first flight Of the Wright
brothers in 1908.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08

1t is sad commentary the American reading
public when gances through the list of recent best
sellers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08

We have often thought these quips were pretty
lousy, and maybe we were right
Evening star., 1953-12-15
SPECIAL NOTICES

SHRTHn ARTHnR "MA1THfS MARKaSf VA S4S dsseonHs ss SH
1 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
an debts other than those con-
saoeK scsss SSYa SYa Ggssd cisstdn sPwAHR sDs cnos s.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
tracted BY myself, sERGT. RSBEsT
N. ARGENT1. 7O7ISt A. S. u. Med.
Co.. Fort Belvoir. Va. 16*
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
the regular annual meeting Of the
Bank of Washington, D., C..'for the
election of directors and the trans
action OF such other business as
may come before the meeting. will
be held at the Banking House. 1903
January II. 1854. at II O'Clock am.
The polls will remain open from
JOHN G MccoRMAcR. Gas Cashier. EN-
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the
sstoSSkh9lders Of the Alonzo 9. Bliss
the office of the company, 1911
q WassinetSnO tom District Of II .co!ambiaS, ss fisS
at II o'clock, forenoon of Monday,
of electing officers for the ensuing
year and for the transaction of
such other business as NAV lawfully
come before this meeting. JAMES
Med. SHEA Secretary
NOTICE TO sTOCNHOLDERS- The
annual meeting of the stockholders
of The Washington Loan and Trust
Company for the election of direc-
tors and for the purpose of trans
act 7g such other business as may
lawfully come before the stock
holders IN general meeting, will he
held at the main Office of the
Company, Ninth and Streets. NV,
Washington, D. c., at 12 o'clock
noon, Tuesday, January ~. 1854.
rhe polls will remain open TO
receive votes for such election be-
and | o'clock PM on that date.
GEORGE o. SCHWEINHAUT. Treas
urer
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MorriugeLicens
Applications

Under D. c. l1lD couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, ,UGit three tull days
and receiUe the license ON the
fifth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Harry Denning, %. Hudson, Colo, and
and Marjorie Abrams, %, Berthoud
George Moffett, 4s, and Evelyn Henkel
30, both of New York.
Philip Smith, 23, Yonkers, N. Y. and
Gloria Rhodes, 22, Greensburg, Ind:
Nelson bo}b Ofrts 25 and Kay Ewing 10
Elizabeth Keahey, IS. Bethesda, Md
Bruce HALEY, 80, Bayard, Nebr;. and
Jesse Cole. os' 81 and nd Laura Laura childress
VIA; S3;5; :, both of Of @o14 20 aeog F. s.. NV:
and Christie shipe "a. 2215 Mime
Gavin Kirby 30. wadesboro. N. c., and
Shirley Haskell. 20, 261s 18th ST.
Earl Thomas. %, Mobile. Ala, and
Conroe Kerley. II, Taylorsville, N. C.,
and Helen Harry. 16. 1s43 Calvert
Holland starkey. "a, Baltimore. and
Hella schupp. 80. Buenos Aires, Ar
gentina.
Keith Brown, 25, osseo, Mich. and
Vera Whitton. 81. Fort Myer, Va.
Gerald Tate. 20, New York, and Re-
becca Collum. 21. ZOOS Nicholas ave.
Melvin Warden, 22, Winding. W. Va,
and Juliane Meinhardt. 26, 703 Elder
st. NV
John Mccoy, 90, Takoma Park. Md.
and Virginia Sweeney, Is. 61OS 1st
Albert Harris, SO, 1921 winnebago st.
NV, and Mary Everhart. 81. Chevy
Chase.
Waiter Raymond. jr., "a, Pearisburg,
Va. and Violet Marsland, 23. Airing
ton. Va.
John Snively &c. and Eileen Mahoney.
II. both of 51S12 End st. Sc
William Frierson. 81. and Willie Halle,
%, both of Sumter. S. c.
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OFFICIAL NOTICE

COMMISSIONERS, D, c.. Dec. "A.
1953.-A public hearing having been
held by the Commissioners, D. c., re-
closing certain street area and pub
lie alleys, as hereinafter described.
that street T. area !" and alleys r.fcTred
t. Should be closed. NOTICE is
HEREBY GIVEN that under date
Of D." 3 1853 they have prepared
tn following order: "oRDERED;
the street and alley areas as shown
in green on plats fled in the once
bercd as Maps 39l4, 3al5 and
1916. are hereby ordered CLOSED:
JAN. Is. 1851 the title to land
comprised in said areas so closed
to revert to the abutting property
ssd closnss n TO take eee5 fea on
or separately b. subsequent ordei or
orders on the effective date aforesaid.
according to Items |. . and 3
described as follows: a. Closing
of part OF public alley in So; 725.
g. Q; Map No; e.SS SSi4l, e! w cloSb,ns bs.
Tpton 81 nafi St. oi & so Rock4ood Voc y Psrfkwss.
and providing for the dedication
Is. o Map No. 3915l, g, Closing
F. F. cspito Ss5f Oh St. '1tn and Avres Pl'. P and
parts of public alloys in 81, $3.50:
is. o. Mao No. 39l6l." Any and
all parties interested must file.
IN writinc with tn" Commissioners.
D. c., objections, II any, + these
c'c-'n~s. o. as to any item pro-
v'di"g for thc closincs listed above,
" hin the 30-day period prior to
JAN -. 1854: otherwise said clos
irGS shall b-com" Elective on and
af or that dat. Pursuant to pro-
IL 1oa2, s SFENcEF. r. F. CAM
AVER ' w PRENTISS. Commits
Sicln~s. D C
dS1t'I5,16,I7Is,l9.a1. .22,23.24.26.2s.
o93O
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Deaths Reported
tFrom D. c, Bureau Of Vita

Eleanor ochsenreiter, 7s. 1901 18th st
George Randall, SO, 2so H st. ne.
suzanne Young. S3, Washington. D. C.
Eta Pickell. ~; chattanooga. Tenn.
Alice Osborn, -. SOC chilium m u I'd Hy
| attsville. Md
Francisco stoetzer. 20, 1711 Massa
Ruth uShs Settler. ave 81 n'E 4aoe a7th st. NV.
William Au. 81, 1919 Independence ave
Sc
George Turner. 65, 341e 25th st. Sc.
Emil Gb.E BausGTsSfield' Gs a. 16 ViElai. chev!
Ohm 1,,a AnsdsTsonH; Isds 81. 1e49 Oakland st.
Sary s"lsn cpi:i 5sds5 g. 5 pis4ds sFiss st. Va NV
Ella Levi, 81. 1894 South Carolina ave
Eva Hill. 81. e35 Keefer pl. NV.
George Chamblee. 40. 1898 Fairmon'
Infant Tin. 5115 Bradley blvd.
Alice MONTGOMERY. infant. 724 New
sandrs Arcade. ~ infant, 1887 Burke st
Infant Bailey. .65e E st. ne.
Geraldine Coles infant, 3759 Jay st
Infant fMr Kerr. aas r st. ne.
Ida. Ida pt Pitts, infant Inf ne sth st. St; NV.
Infant Agnew. 7o6 Taylor st. NV.
Margaret Plummer. 90, 49O1 Connecticut
ave NV.
Newton parden. s7, 1921 L st. NV.
| Thomas Lutte. II, 737 9TH st. Sc
Joseph Di Blast 73, 5000 Georgia ave
Lulu Allan. II Franklin St ne
Azuba Darby. 81, 1850 Kilbourne pl
Hubert Dent. S.. o126 suitland ter. Sc
| Faye Wheatley. 40, 1900 H st. NV
| Margaret McComb, Al, 21O0 Massa-
chuSetts ave. NV.
Ralph Spur, % Akron. Ohio.
John Varhol, infant, Washington. D. C.
Infant Karath 1927 Que st. NV.
| Harry Plum, So 1892 S st. NV.
Marcellus Moore 76. 141 st. NV
William Cannady 73. 1893 Irving st
NV.
Jessie Simmons. 81. 5411 Bass pl. s.e
] Pearl Burns. 43, 405 st. Sc.
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PERSONAL

A.FINE REPUTATION for expert hair
dyeing for % yrs; Roux. Miss
SSla,r9I1 Ska1pIv s3i24 ssi0p complete an Se FRENCH
PERMANENT. 81 shampoo WAR
FLYN BEAUTY COLLEGE I2i6 @
81 nv
SANTA CLAUS - Experienced per-
former available for parties. clubs.
schools churches and home visits.
Reasonable. ia. 2-SS00. lis
SASH CORDS replaced. ! or 1000.
other carpenter work. Storm sash.
So each Phone Sun. or eve. Ii.
3-19D4 10
VACANCY IN NURSING home Ior
elderly person 24-hr nursing care;
licensed by State and COUNTY JU
9-6040
GENTLEMAN, single excellent ref
erences. would like work as COM
panion, secretary, Chauffeur. Will
travel anywhere. Box 452-z. Star.
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PROPOSALS

TASEENGISN TARY GISS,ssyaN sTSyRBaS avs sASl, MI
NO ! 800. REPAVING OF M
PROVED ROADWAYS AND SIDE
WALKS. Sealed proposals will be
received on the above contract at
the ofice of the Washington Subur-
ban Sanitary Commission, Hamilton
Monday December IS. 1853 at 2:n0
PM. Eastern Standard Time. at
WHICH place and time they will be
publicly opened and read; This
300 square yards of road paving.
1000 pounds steel and wire. mesh
reinforcement 5000 square feet Of
concrete sidewalk and 200 linear
feet of concrete curb and curb and
gutter Specifications may be CD:
EHgineer of the Commlss'on, Hyatts-
BE- ' AMY 1. S, RAY. I J. NoRMAN
AGE Commissioners. Attest:
JAMES B PARKHI1L. Secretary
T1SuENcGSN TsRT GS,ssToN sHSyRbeS cSsrsHSF fAsIl
AND AN Z; sEWES svTSS coNsTRucT1oN. GanFS mclS
Sealed proposals for constructing in
Connecticut Avenue. Jeffry Street.
Isbell Street Athol Drive Feldon
Street Moray Road, Littleton Street
and Right of Way-Conrecti
Avenue Estates. MONTGOMERY County.
approxim ately l,020 feet Of Ia
inch, 2.l3o feet of 6-inch and $50
feet of S-inch water mains. TO
feet of 6-inch and 5,270 feet Of
S-inch plain concrete or vitrified
pipe sewers and 1875 feet Of sewer
house connections. will be received
at the office Of the Washlngton
Suburban Sanitary Commission.
Hamilton Street, Hyattsvl!le Mary
land until Monday December 81,
1853 at 900 PM. Eastern Standard
Time. at which place and time they
will be publicly. opened and read.
Plans and specifications may be OBJ
tained from the office Of the. Chief
EnEineer Of the Commission; Hyatts;,
$500 which deposit will be returned
to bidders or to those returning
plans and specifications in good con-
dition. RAYMOND w. BELLAMY,
L S. RAY. J. NORMAN AGER,
Commissioners Attest JAMES B.
PARKHILL. Secretary-Treasurer.
lib
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LEGAL NOTICES

WALTER N. TOBRINER, Attorney.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the, District of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court. No S4.013. Ad-
ministration.-This is to give No
tice. That the subscriber of the
District of Columbia has obta ned
from the Probate Court OF the Dis
trict. of Columbia. Letters Testa-
mentary on the estate OF Leon
Tobriner. ate 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
scriber on or before the 10th day
of May, AID. 1854: otherwise they
may by law be excluded from all
benefit of sal estate. Given under
my hand this 18th day of Novem-
Der, 1858 WALTER N. TOBRINER,
932 Southern Bldg Seal Attest:
FRANK J BURKART. Deputy
Register of Wills for the District
Of Columbia. Clerk of the Probate
Court delRl5
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AUCTION SALES
c. G. SLOAN & CO., INC, Aucts.
Auc.iOneC s.Appraisers
LARGE ESTATE AND STORAGE SALE
It PUBLIC AUCTION
AT SLOANS GALLERIES

LARGE ESTATE AND STORAGE SALE
It PUBLIC AUCTION
AT SLOAN'S GALLER les
T15-13th STREET NV
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 18th
1T 10 AN
Antique Sofas and Chairs, Rockers,
Mahogany Bookcase, Camphor Wood
Chest. Carved Dover Chest. Teak
wood Pedestal. Chase Lonsue rine
Hutch Cabinet, Mahneany Bedroom
and Dining Room Furniture, Sec
tional Bookcases, Oriental and Do
mestic Rugs, Paintings, China, Glass
ware Pric-a 0rac. Linens Jewell
ry, Complete Public Address System.
MicrophoneS, = Recording Machines.
Lot OF Assorted desirable Tools.
Electric Grinder, Electric Blowers.
F4oM ASS; THE ESTATE OF MAGNus !.
LOVENDAHI.. BY ORDER OF AMFR-
ICAN SECURITY &, TRUST COM
PANY AND ROBERT P. SWEENY,
EXECUTORS; THE UNION STOR-
AGE COMPANY; UNION STORAGE
& TRANSFER COMPANY AND
OTHER OWNERS.
Terms Cash.
c. G SLOAN 4 CO. INC. Aucts.
Established 1891.
de14,15 -
ADAM A WESCHLFR & SON.
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ADAM A wEsCHLFR & SON.
AuctiOneers-ApD

TRUSTEES SALE OF yALuAHLE
ING NO. 1856 md STREET S.W
Bv virtue of dcnd OF trust recorded
in Liber No SG19 folio 3aS ct sea.
one of the .and records of the Dis
triot Of Columbia. AMI ct TIE request
OF rarty secured thereby the rnder-
signed tructees will offer for sale by
pnNlic au"tion in front of premises.
On FRIDAY; T,,E ryE1G,TrTrssENTTH
FoUP-THrRTY PM. the following.
descrihed property in tho District OF
Columbia to-wit: Lot "a in Oliver
Cows subdivision Of l"ts In SQUARE
5at. as per plat recorded in Liner tsr
1G, Folio 80 of the records OF tne
Once of the Surveyor OF the Distrlct
TFRNs OF sAr E. Cash. a deposit
OF $500. 90 required OF purchaser AZ
salo Examination Of title, convey.
ancing. recording. revenue stamps
and nota rial fees at cost OF pur-
chaser Terms to he COMPLIED VIII
within 80 davs from day OF saie,
otherwise trustees reserve the ricNt
to resell property at risk and cost
OF defaulting purchaser; after da"s
advertisement of such resale in
some newsps per published In wash
incton D c. or deposit NAV ne
forfeited or without forfcttin7 ce-
poeit trustees NAV av-N themselves
Of any legal or equitable rights
against dcfeuting purchaser
RICHARD j carr
FLOYD DAVIS. Jr,.
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Births Reported

(From D. Bureau of Vital statistics.) }
BOYS.
Paul and Betty Bowen.
Francis and Mildred Curry.
Ned and Myra Glenn.
Lawrence and Ann Sherman.
ROLAND and Betty Tabb.
George and Emma McIvor.
Bennie and LaVerne Thompkins.
Thomas and Mary Brooks.
Joseph and Mary Fraser.
Philip and Elizabeth McKenna,
Donnie and Betty Stroud.
Vernon and Roguel Nash.
Ulysses and Sadie West.
GIRLS.
Frank and Margaret Cation.
Walter and Genevieve Payne.
John and Annie Aston.
Walter and Ellen Collins
Marion and Blanche Maynard.
Raynard and Jean Searles.
Westly and Elizabeth Baltimore.
Harry and Inetta Reynolds.
Evening star., 1953-12-15
FREDERICK STOHLMAN &
GEORGE H. BEUCHERT. Jr..
Attorneys,

Union Trust Bids.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia, Hold
ing a Probate Court. Estate of
Leontine Petitjean Lailler, Deceased.
NO. 81, ,003. Administration Docket
176 Application having made here
In for probate of the las will and
testament of said deceased, and for
letters teStamentary on said estate,
by Frederick Stohlman nominated
executor therein. it is ordered this
Both day of November, AID 1853.
that Henri Petitjean: Marie Petitiean
Dureuil: Albert Cotrot; Henri Petit
jean; and the unknown heirS-at-
law and next of kin OF LeontineJ
Petitjean Lailler, deceased. and all
others concerned. appear in said
Court on Tuesday. the 10Th dav of
January, AID 1854. at 1000
O'Clock AM. to show cause why
such application should not be
granted. Let notice hereof be pub
lisheo in the 'Washington Law Re-
porter" and The Evening star"
once in each of three successive
weeks before the return day herein
mentioned the first publication to
be not less than thirty days bet ore
q2rable BoLITHA ] LAWS Chief
OF November AID. 1853 fS"a'D
Attest FRANK ] RUPKART. dep
uty Register of wills for the D's-
trtct of Columbia, Clerk of the
Prchafe Court. de1,S.15
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EDWIN SHELTON. Attorney,

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court. Estate Of
John B Huegins also known as
Ss,sl5 Administration Docket rs.
Application having been made
herein. for probate. of the last WI
and testament of said deceased
and for letters testamentary on said
estate, by Rose L. Huggins it is
AID. 1858, that Thompson Higgins.
Jr;, R. D. No 3, Addison. New York:
Winifred Higgins. Pulteney Street,
Corning. New York; Helen Higgins
Andrews. r D. No. 3. Addison. New
YORK.; Been genjapin pdrt HSsginS SsE voE D No;
H. Levin. 30 Homeside Avenue.
, West Haven, Connecticut: Marsaret
H. Smith, Los Angeles. California;
Basil Shea. Corning. New York:
Harlo Richard Huegins, Lawrence
nett R. S'fH'A B. No. :. Tted PAINTED Post. POST
New York and all unknown heirs
at law and next of kin of John B.
Huggins. also known as j. B. Hug
gins. deceased. and all others con-
nasGav fsrneS Ss n ds1 said Of Court on
AID 1854. at 1000 O'Clock AM.
to show cause why such eppl cation
should not be granted. Let notice
hereof be published in the Wash
ington Law Reporter" and The
Evening Star once in each Of
three successive weeks before the
return day herein mentioned the
first publication to be not less than
thirty days before said return day.
Witness, the Honorable BOLITHA
j. LAWS, Chief Judge of said Court.
this Both day of November AID
1858 (Seall Attest: FRANK J.
BURKART, Deputy Register of
Wills for the District of Columbia.
Clerk of the Probate Court
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