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The frontiersman., 1954-03-18
HAROLD E. POMEROY WILL DELIVER
 KEYNOTE SPEECH

Harold E. Pomeroy, civil de fense director for Alaska, will be keynote speaker at the Third Di- vision Republican convention to be held in Palmer Friday and Sat urday of this week.
 The opening address will be given by Gerritt "Heinie" Snider. senior Senator from Wasilla and long time Alaskan resident. r The tWo-day meet will open Friday morning with registration to be conducted from 800 to 1000 am. at convention head- quarters in the Elks Home.
 Following the presentation of colors, the singing of the Star Spangled Banner, and the invo- cation, addresses of welcome will be extended by Don McKechnie, Mayor of Palmer; Richard Jones, president of the Matanuska Val ley Chamber of Commerce; M. E. Burgan, president of the Matan- uska Valley Republican Club, and Mrs. Amy Irwin, president Wo- mems Republican Club.
 All candidates for Republican Territorial offices will be heard at the rally to be held Saturday. They will be introduced and time will be allotted for short message from each.
 Scheduled speakers to be heard during the convention include Mrs. Barbara Dimock, Republican candidate for delegate to Con- gress; who will deliver an address following the flame of freedom ceremony which will open the rally Saturday evening at 8 pm Mrs. Dimock will also be guest speaker at the chuck-Wagon smorgasbord which will be serV- ed by the Women's Republican club.
 E. E. Rasmussen of Anchorage will speak at the luncheon to be held at the Lutheran Church at noon on Friday; J. C. Morris will be heard at the dinner to be held at Moose Hall, Friday evening. Robert Reeve will speak at the luncheon to be served by the Ladies Aid of the United Protes- tant Church on Saturday. Other addresses will be given by Dr, Will A. Chase, Cordova; Bailey Bell, Walter Hinkel, and John E. Manders of Anchorage, and Helen Brosius of Seward, during the Friday afternoon session.
The frontiersman., 1954-03-18
COP CONVENTION OPENS TOMORROW
Chamber of Commerce Supports Loan Proqrun

Richard Jones, president ot the Matanuska Chamber of Commerce, will carry a resolu- tion from the local Chamber to the annual All Alaska Chamber which will be meeting at Mt. Mckinley park March 25-28. The resolution calls for the support of the Agriculture Loan Board and would ask ad- ditional funds of $300,000 be made available for the pro- gram.
 The resolution was drawn up at an executive meeting held last week at the Matanuska Hotel at which time Lenore Zimmerman was named tour representative for the Cham Der; Ed Smith chairman of ex- port committee on cottonwood and coal, and John Weisenber- ger was named credit bureau chairman.
The frontiersman., 1954-03-18
BREAK AT KIRK'S
 NETS $22.32 CASH

A burglary at Kirk's Sales and Service March IF netted the cul- prits only S22.32 in cash and a car jack, according to Territor- ial Police, who with city police are Investigating the break-in.
 Entrance was gained by break ing a window in the east door. The money was from bag con- taining petty cash which was kept in one of the desks.
 The break was discovered this morning when the establishment was opened for business. The sta ton was closed at the customary hour of 6:30 last night and entry was believed to have been made between 10 and. Il pm.
 Apparently, police said, the de- parture was made through door in the storage room where case of oil was found. Police believe the burglars had planned to take the oil and then changed their minds. Investigations are contin- uing.
The frontiersman., 1954-03-18
Bartlett Not 10 Return for Campaign

Queried last week by the AS sociated Press as to his plans fot thes primary election cam paign, Delegate Bob Bartlett is sued the following statement:
 Delegate Bartlett today an nounced that he will not return to Alaska for the primary cam paign.
 This decision,' he said, was reached only after much thought and careful consideration. My every instinct and desire is to return home and meet with the people. But a campaign trip such as this through the Territory takes several weeks. If l were to leave Washington for that length of time to engage in a party pri- mary contest it would mean de- serting the job for which l have been hired. Congress is in ses- sion. Matters concerning Alaska are constantly being taken up in the Congress and in the executive departments. Every day many AL askans write me for assistance in their dealings with federal gov ernment.
 The people of Alaska elect ed me to do these things. In good conscience I cannot now desert these responsibilities in seeking nomination. If it were matter of free choice then I should be on my way to the Territory before the day is over. I should like nothing better. The decision, however, has been made not on the grounds of personal prefer ence but of responsibility to the office for which I was chosen. Therefore, it is my intention to stay right here in Washington do- ing my job from day to day."
The frontiersman., 1954-03-18
MEA ANNUAL MEET SET FOR APRIL 3

Members of the Matanuska Electric Association will once again be called upon to cast their votes for new directors, increase the present five-man board to seven, and establish debt limit, this time during the annual mem bership meeting to be held in the Palmer School gymnasium Satur- day, April 3. No set number of persons must be present at this meeting, however, to successfully pass, the votes of the majority must be cast in favor of pro- position. Members may carry bona fide proxy votes of only three members, according to associa- tion bylaws.
 Of the IA persons nominated to the board, four are Palmer area residents and are John Weisen- berger, Al DeJulio, Marvin Slau- ghter, and Max Sherrod. Other nominees are Justine Parks, Dale Briggs, Walter Ripple, and Reese Tatro, all of Chugiak; Bruce Ora ham and Clyde King, Jr., of the Butte area; Phil O'Neill and A. l.. Smith of Sutton, and Aaron Combs and E. B. Hjellen of Was i1c
The frontiersman., 1954-03-18
COOP ICE CREAM WINS TWO PRIZES IN NAT. CONTEST

According to word received by Keith Walker, Coop creamery manager, the Matanuska Valley Farmers Cooperating Association creamery was awarded two sec ond prizes at the 23rd Institute of Dairying held March 8-11 at Pull man, Washington, for their choco- late and strawberry ice cream.
 Over SO entries in the contest were sent in from throughout the States. Some of these were special ice creams, made up for the con- test. The two and one-half gall lon samples sent by the Coop were plant-run samples, Walker stated. Tn fact, he added, we shipped the ice cream to Anchor age for a Monday flight but be- cause of weather they were un- able to ship it out until Wednes- day. We received word that it was necessary to reharden the ice cream in Seattle, but apparently it was all right, he said.
 Judges in the contest were: Dr. I. A. Gould, Ohio State Univer- sity; and Dr. J. C. Boyd. and Dr, H. C. Hansen, both of the Uni versity of Idaho.
The frontiersman., 1954-03-18
FREIGHT RATES
 JUMP 7K2 PERCENT

Alaska ocean freight rates were raised 71a percent, effective March Is, as the result of the Federal Maritime Boards deci- sion on tariffs filed by members of the Pacific Coast-Alaska Freight Conference, according to word received in Seattle March II by Alaska Steamship Company.
 A 10 percent increase was ask ed by the conference, (Alaska Steamship Company and Coast wise Line) the first general in- crease in freight rates since March 1852. Numerous protests
 (Continued on page 8
The frontiersman., 1954-03-18
Lloyd A. Morley
 Named Administrator New Valley Hospital

Lloyd A. Morley of Anchorage has been named administrator of the Valley Presbyterian Hos pital, effective April Is. The an- nouncement was made by the hos pital board of directors following a unanimous decision by the personnel committee. Jack New comb will continue in the capa- city of acting manager until Nor ley takes over his new duties.
 Morley received a Bachelor of Science degree in Bacteriology from the University of Washing ton in 1883 and a Master of Sci ence degree in bacteriology and public health from Washington State College. He has had wide experience in public health work since receiving his M. s. degree in 1897.
 Since 1946 he has served in the capacity of senior sanitarian and sanitation consultant with the AL aska Department of Health. Much of his work has been in this part of Alaska and he is well known in the Valley.
 Morley is 42 years of age, is married and has four children. Civic minded, he is member of the Kiwanis Club, and president of the Kings Lake Camp.
The frontiersman., 1954-03-18
INTERESTED IN
 MINING COURSE?

Anyone interested in attend
 ing a mining course is invited to leave their name at Bettys'.
 It has been indicated that If enough interest is shown a
 course can be held in Palmer,
 Mrs. Mears said this week. Ap- proximately 25 persons would be needed.
The frontiersman., 1954-03-18
VALLEY CANDIDATES INTRODUCED AT
 OPEN HOUSE EVENT

Two Valley Democratic candl- dates for the territorial legisla- ture, Betty Mears, and Leonard Kyger, were introduced to An chorage residents at an open house held by MT. and Mrs. John L. Sullivan, former Palmer resi- dents, at their Anchorage home on Friday, March 12.
The frontiersman., 1954-03-18
PLANNING COMMISSION TO MEET MARCH P

There will be meeting of the City of Palmer Planning CommiS- sion Monday evening, March 22 in the Soil Conservation Service office at 7:30 pm.
The frontiersman., 1954-03-18
TRUCK OWNERS REMINDED OF IMPENDING RESTRICTIONS

Truck owners were reminded this week that effective April l all loads will be reduced to 50 percent of the gross allowable shown on the Territorial highway load chart, and in some cases it may be necessary to eliminate truck traffic entirely.
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SlTUATioNS-WoMEN

ATTORNEY, mature, personable ener.
eetlc woman, member D. c. bar. di.
verSified business and legal expert,
ence D. c. and Va. r. E. broker!
licenses. desires interesting wori
with progressive. substantial EN-
pployer. Will relocate. Box 120-D
GIRL, would like days work o,
waitress work: exper. and refs. CO
PRSSctT1ffcAL NURSES .t2,. colored
want part-time nursing or child
care full time; doctors refs. IA
PRACTICAL NURSE, white; 10 tc
IL hr. duty; exper. in nursing aged
or Ghronie patients. tn. 2-27s6;;
years old; good personality. attrac.
BUSINESS Sys IS eacsn p5gs'
ability handle people. Desires tor
secretarial or administrative as
sistant position; expect hard work
and above-average salary. All re-
plies answered. Box l33-D, Star. 81
STENO-TYPIST, expert, with varied
e exp RI desires WORK a; your Of
TYPIST. EXPERT, desires misc, typins
to supplement income; work to be
done in my office. Tel. HU. 3-t46a.
ATTENTION EMPLoYERs-Avail..
competent secyS., excel. refs. JOBS.
INC. 1140 K st. NV, RE. 1-3l Sd.
COLORED GIRL desires work in
beauty salon. store or houseWork;
exper, local reference; good quail
flcations; full or part time. LA.
6-4044 -
GIRL, reliable and exper.
desires Job as clerk maid or laun-
dry marker. Call Ii. 7-5416.
GIRL. college background.
ned. full time. DE. 2-545I.
COLORED NURSE, exper.. desires
morning work. Phone DE. 2-646S.
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HELR----MEN

STUDENTS. over 10. part time, eve.
and Saturdays. Average earnings
$40 per VIZ. See MR.. McNAMEE. d
TO- p'i'a.' Room 4o2. 14O5 q st
IF You CAN WALK AND TALK ",
nave 2 Job for you: Apply LIBERAL
CLOTHING CO. AS eth st. NV.
k SssHfsR sT9 ans de 1 s counter
men. must be experienced, SCHUS-
TERS CATERERS, S5l1 Fenton St
AVAILABLE AT ONCR-oood Raw.
leigh business In Madison. Culpepei
or Orange counties. Selling exper-
fence helpful but not necessary. Cal
LEIGHs. Dept. DCc-14-TT. Rich.
: YOUNG MEN, 1890. free to travel
Southern States with group assist
ing MANAGER for circulation sales co
you. Must be ambitious and neat
Average earnings $50 per week
Transportation furnished, expenses
advanced. For information. see MR.
YoST. 4911 .14th st. NV. 10 am
to 2 pm. only. g.
DESIRE A JOB with future? Won.
to start as fiie clerk and leading
field; age 20-25. must be high schoo
graduate with above AVERAGE intel.
ligence. Apply to ego WOODWARD
Bldg. 18th and H SITS. NV. %
PART-TIME HELP, Md. and Va. x
represent HERCULES FENCE CO.. +:
evenings and Saturday; $35 month
guaranteed after. 2 weeks training
Md. residents call AP. 1920; Va.
ia. s-0442, between 2 and z pm
%
WANTED-Middle-a man to an.
swer telephone. help sales and check
In a warehouse. Steady work. Must
be bondable. Write Box 1876. Star
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LAUNDRY ROUTEMAN

LAUNDn I lOU ! EWAN
Married; to manage and increase
sales on established route in Alex
necessary. Guaranteed salary while
learning; 500 cash bond required
Apply to Mr.. Lowe before 10 am
MANHATTAN CO.
1928 Florida Ave. NV.
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THE EVENING STAR c.,
Washington, d. c.
THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1854
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


MAID, colored. cleaning, child care;
invalid or pYact. nurse; DEPEND. ana
neat; light laund. AID. 1856.
WOMAN wishes days work; refa
C0LORED GIRL desires rh.v. and
child care, or days work: can staV
some nights. Call LII. 2-O646.
COOK. g.h.w.. white; live in; dauuh.
ter works with me. Ii. 4-370I til
IN DESPERATE NEED OF WORK
weekdays; in. out. no. 2-6S42. .
COL0RED GIRL wants Job az
mothers helper, or wishes any other
kind. Phone Ii. 6-45o3.
COLORED WOMAN wishes days work.
e.hw. DE. 2-6S92.
COLORED WOMAN wants days work;
five days q week; refs. LII. 1881.
WOMAN. colored. neat, honest, wants
yoo nousekeeping or light cleaning,
mon. throush Fri; part or full time;
good worker. LII. 1881.
GIRL WANTS JOE, 5 days wk.. q to
o; with very good refs. To. 2-4e20.
CoLORED GIRL desires sh.w. or
s sn5Is care; live in or out; Tsf. Il.
NOLUmED GkML th.S.g.). dee. g.h.W.
or child care; good references. Phone
ST. 3-3951.
COLORED GIRL wants days work;
refs. Call HO. 2-S652. "a
C0L0RED n. s. GRAD. desires baby
sitting. day only. DE. 2-4I56.
Call bet: 9 Am. and 4 pm. Is
GIRL. colored, wants s DAYS work;
child care or daywork. DU, 1864.
COLORED GIRL would like R.h.w.
and child care; 5 days wk.: city
refs. HUI. 3-3563
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CHARGE AUTHORIZER
PERMANENT POSITION
5-Day Week
VIM. HAHN & co.
7th at K

CLERK -TYPIST-Interesting open
ing for typist in. insurance COM
pany: 5-day week; pleasant sur
roundings and other employe bene-
fits. Good chance for advancement.
Apply $40 Woodward Bldg, 18th
LERK-TYPIsT. under 80. II you
are dependable and would like an
interesting position. We would like
to talk to you. Tipping speed not i'm
portant; hours, $50 to 4:45;. 5-day
wk. Apply RIM. 800. personnel offlee
EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO.
SIG l4th st n W. -
CLERK-TYPIST. excel opportunity
for a young lady Interested in a
permanent position. having q vari-
alton of duties; 5la-day wk.. many
company benefits. Apply in person
only. GATEWAY FINANCE CO.,
743S Wisconsin ave-. Bethesda.
--5
CLERK .TYPIST. 21-35: also act as
receptionist in new Office; 5000 mo
to start; rapid advancement. de-
pending on you. LA. 6-1l12 fol
appointment 3
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HELp-WoMEN

WHITE. to help in dry cleanins
store; standard S-hr. day. oppor.
for advancement; exper. not neces.
sary. Should have pleasing per-
sOnality and refs req. Phone OF
stop In for appt. PEEL CLEANERS
1868 Calvert st. NV, DE. 2-5756
IL Pm. to pm. -
DISTRICT OFFICE Of national sale.
organization Is interviewing per.
sonable young ladies who are quai.
ified to fill positions for the follow.
ing: Recepti0nist. bookkeeper. sec,
retaries, telephone girls. Apply II
person only. PRESSURE MASTER
CO. OF MD. 463 Eye st. NV. -
GOOD JOB open March g for intelli.
gent woman wishing to capitaliz,
on educational and cultural back
ground. Full time. $4,000 up; par
time, around So. 600 with hours fiex.
ible. Oppor. to render outstandini
service; business exper. not neces
sary. However, liking Of people ant
genuine interest in the development
Of children essential. Apply Fri
day, or $50 sharp, 26Ol 18th st
NV. Office LIST A., left of entrance
N. s. WILLIAMS, Personnel Direc
tor.
SILVER SPRING--Bookkeep full.
time employment: good salary; fol
experienced person: pleasant sur.
roundings. DANIELS BOOTERY
Ellsworth at Fenton, Silver Spring
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SALESWOMAN

We have openings in several different
commission sales depts for trained
individuals. These Jobs are on a
draw against commission basis with
excellent earnings to qualified people
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Former Aircraft Flight
Engineer, Automotive Service
Manager and Equipment
SDecialiSt

Now retired on service connected
organization where technical. ad.
ministrative and engineering abil,
ity may be fully exploited. Ad
dresser is financially independent
and salary is Of minor importance
IN any positions offered. Box l"5.
d, Star. 81
COLORED HANDY MAN. settled
light skinned; part time; GooC
references. 10. 2-a349. ("
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FlagStone and Stone

WORK
Cement driveways. walks, steps.
porches. retaining walls, tile drain.
age. Also outdoor fireplaces.
ANGELO MARCUCCIO, JU. Q-l769
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DRIVER. TRUCK
ELECTRONIC
TECHNICIANS

technicians wanted for IN
tsresting work with JERRoLD
HECTRON1CS CORP, manufactur-
ers of the largest selling master TV
antenna systems in the world.
trained in the installation and
maintenance of Jerrold systems. 10
Gated in Washington and surround
ing area. Experience with master
antenna systems is desirable but not
required If otherwise qualified. Ex-
cellent pay and good working CON
WALTER at Hotel Raleigh. Thurs
day between hours. 10 amt pm.
and 7:30 p.m.-9 pm. Friday, 8
ANA pm.
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SECRETARY
IMMEDIATE VACANCY

Excellent opportunity for competent
woman. under 40 yrs. of ase. ex-
perienced in shorthand and tipping
with knowledge of general Office
procedure, who desires q full-time,
permanent position. 40-hr. week
Liberal omp any benefits and
pleasant working conditions. Submit
resume. giving previous experience
and salary expected. Box ale,
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OFFICIAL NOTICE

Chief (alsc Property
Clerk. Metropolitan Police Dept,
D. c., RIM. 4070, New Municipal
Center. 300 Indiana ave. NV. is
holding misc. unclaimed property
deposited during and prior to No
of Feb. 1854. Descriptive list posted
on Police Bulletin Board in Lobby,
New Municipal Center mia
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CARPET MECHANICS
Fully experienced. steady work. Good
salary. Apply DIENERS, INC. 1906
R. I. ave. ne. -
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HELP-WoMEN tcens.,

DRUG AND CIGAR CLERK, capable;
local references preferred; under 40:
daywork. Apply in person, CHAS-
gLEToN PHARMACY. 18th and r
ELEVATOR oPERAToR, colored
refs; salary. $i20 mo. Park Lane
Bldg, 2025 Eye st. NV. Phone RE.
7-14O0 for appt. "A
FILE CLERK
NV. LOCATION
Young woman. with tipping ability
and experience in filing; permanent
position; 40 hours, Monday through
Friday. starting at am; previous
experience in payroll department
APPLY
HOT SHOPPES. INC.
RIM. 200. 134I G ST. NV.
FILTER SEAMSTRESS. exper.; bet.
ter dresses, suits. coats; 5-day week
JOAN ROBERTS. 100 Conn. at /
FOUNTAIN GIRL. white. expert.
enced: 42-hr. week. 3 to 10 pm
Uniforms. tips. meals; $35: CON:
TINENTAL PHARMACY. 422 N
Capitol. ST. 3-967S. a
HAIR DRESSERS, Icolored, with
licenses to work in Anacostia area
Reply Box 279-G. Star. 8
MANAGER. for small guesthouse In
exchange for light housekeeping
studio. Refs. AID. 2-9296. III
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|TABULATING MACHINE
OPERATOR
(I-B-M
With Key-Punch Experience
PERMANENT Pos1V IN. b-DAY wK.
VIM. HAHN & co.
7th at K

TEACHER, for small 3rd-grade group,
30 to 3 pm, in Chevy Chase area
also supervise recreation group :, to
6:l5 p.m. State qualifications and
telephone. p. O. A026 d. C.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR. expert
enced. Apply in person TO chief op-
orator at HOTEL CONGRESSIONAL
between l., noon and pm 4
TfPIST. stenography desirable. not
necessary. under -: ) day week,
salary open. Small Office ne. sec
ton. Call LII. 1-5232 after 10 am.
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS AND REMoDELING-
From cellar to roof. Let us help you
design and build, r. B. FERRIS
q CO.. RE. 5-71aa or JU. a-5:s4.
ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS. porches.
mates free: all work guaranteed: no
money down. SO mos. to paw. SEQ
SALES. ~. 5000. day or night.
ADDITIONS. repairs and remodelins;
no JOB too small: SIS minimum
a shsTTs eS III sssst free. Cali PAL
AIR DUCTS AND HUMrDFrERs in.
ssalied; ,1 rsas. rates: free estimates;
ALTERATIONS. brickwork. plasterinr.
s ss6a o1s st. eS 1W sD css1WS YARD
ICES your home. adds hundreds Of
dollars TO the value of your prop
erty. Can be applied to any surface.
never neS needs neea: paintinE; weather; FIRE
low monthly payments arransed.
Free estimate. OIL. 4-6l 80. CAPITOL
coN1R r! CITING SO. 1919 Bethesda
BRICK AND MASONRY WORK. all
fyeei s06 ebm 5sDaEs to walls
on small Jobs OIL 2-623s. 4
BRICK MASONS. INC.-Ali types Of
brick work: NC JOB too small: nag
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. tile nag.
stone, walls steps, concrete; small
Jobs A. FAGNANI. 10. 2-1994.
BRICK And CONCRETE WORK. Is.
Inmates given: no lob too small. LU.
-
BUILDING. remodelins. repairing.
carpentry, brick work. cement work.
painting. HU. 3-S4S9. MIR. BAKER.
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When ensipeftne GdcerttseMenfa
addressed to Star boEes do NOT
tnclose original references. photo
graphs or other materials OF per.
soildl pGlne. Copies serue the vnf.
nose. Originals may get lost.
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II. WNSHIP WHEATLEY, and
n. WINSHIP WHEATLEY. Jr.s


1910 Vermont Ave. NV.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
ing q Probate Court.-Estate Of
Thomas W. Smith. DeceaSed.-No.
S4714. Administration Docket Ut
Application having been made here
in for probate of the last will and
testament of said deceased. and for
letters testamentary on said estate.
by Paul w. Smith. the executor
nominated in the will. it is ordered
this 3rd day of March. AID. 1854.
that Rhodella Farley. Katherine
Brummond. Dulcie Smith. Theodore
Smith, sometimes known as Ted
Smith: Ezma Funk. Lottie Pearl
Rideley, Thomas L. Dawson. Dora
z. Perry, Harry C. Dawson. Fannie
Brandt. and Hazel G. Knutson and
AL others concerned. appear in said
Court on Monday, the 18th day of
April. AID. 1854. at 1000 o'clock
am, to show cause why such ap-
plic0tion should not be granted.
Let notice hereof be published in
the Washington Law Reporter"
and 1.-THE Evening STAR" once in
each Of three successive weeks be-
fore the return day herein men,
toned, the first publication to be
not less than thirty days before said
return day. Witness the Honorable
BOLTTHA ]. LAWS. Chief Judge of
said Court, this 3rd day of March.
AID. 1854. tSeall Attest: MELVIN
J. MARQUES, Deputy Register of
Wills. for the District of Columbia,
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
mh4 Ills.