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MIscEl. FOR SALE (cont.l
FURNITURE-BedTm. suite: chairs;

FOAM RUBBER CUT ANY SHAPE
Cushion Jumbo Mattresses
Gilliland. 2l45 r NV. Elk 3-6633
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ROOMS EURNIShED-N.w.

SO A DAY per person. I1o1 18th NV.
VANNE's HOTEL. pT. f-7sSS.
1898 QUE ST. N.W.-Tired Of q
drab rm.? Want new modern furn.7
Soft carpets? Free TV in every rm.7
ssle; $40: dble.. SIS wk. Call Du
7-3301 after q pm. 5
1888 10th ST. NV, - Business
women. .sRle. and dble. rms: clean,
LARGE STATELY MANSION. has
several beautifully furnished re-
decorated studio rooms. connecting
bath. for discriminating gentlemen.
Parking facilities; maid service.
AID 4-qbTR. Ill
I74O r ST. NV. 1.-THE CHURCHILL"
---SinGle room, run. water; maid
service. 81 week up. NO. 7-9S9S
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Room for
gentleman: use Of kit. DE. 2-0iS9.
1873 18th ST. NV single, 81:
mr.. bath. co. 5-3527. D. 2-9S7l.
STUDIO ROOM. gentleman: running
water. semlpvt; bath: mr., Statler.
Ewes, OIL. 6-e9l4. Ma. s-1030,
BASEMENT is COOLER. refsr,, rTil.
clock radio. TV, air foam matt,
2147 =: S6-sl2: Elk. 3-0653. liz
CLEAN. CONT. sgl.: mr., bath. Lge
closets: pvt. home Lady. Mr.. shops
VERY CLEAN SINGLE ROOM with
pvt bath. 3 windows. New Holly
wood bed. 1919 18th St NV, IS
10th ST. I1.O-Beaut. house: very
attrac. sgl and dbls: various priv.
lis, reas.: ladies, NO. 7-3422! p
ROOM AND OR APARTMENT fur
nished or unfurniShed 1910 Dunn
barton ave. NV. AID. 2-l531.
-
I7Ie PENNA. AVE. NV. - LARGE
furnished room. next to bath. 10
1.59 COLUMBIA RID, near 18th.
. adjoining studio rms, S45 and
$40. NO. 7-4l46. Ia
'51IT COLO. AVE. - Attrac. twin
bedrm. next bath. shower. PHI.
ldrY. priVils. IA. 9-5799 after. 8.
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.JOHN KU,PEN HOTEI,
ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

WOMAN wants room and board mr.
Catholic q. AID. $4,000, Ext. 204
8 a.m.-5 Pm
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REFRIGERATORS

REF
GE, Westinghouse, Frigidaire cleo.
gas. Guar Del incl; $50 up.
BLOCKS
46Io BALTIC. Ave. Mr.. Peace Cross
l746 Lee Hwy, Mr.. Key Brtdse
Ia S-8700 WA T-5bOl
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BEDRM. SUITE q pei; llV. I'm
suite; modern, excel. cond. Call
"a; j.. 40 d,04Ss after 8. p
mahogany. purchased / yr. ago al
Mayer Co.; cost 1888; sac. $500,
met innerspring matt. and box
spriEsS. ia 5-31lS. 10
BENCHES, church, 10; walnut; fac
tory built, I0i3 IT.. in good con-
dition: $40 each. May be seen By
appointment TO A-RoQl Ia
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SITUATIokS-MEk

COLLEGE STUDENT WANTS en-
ployment to Sept. 10. Full or part
time. Willing worker, Live in Ar
lington. Phone OV. 3-3S57, TO-
DISABLED VETERAN. white elevator
operator. any hours, license and
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lRooMs WITH BOARD tcont.I

NURSE, kind. understanding, open
ing home for elderly retired people;
large detached house, large porches
lawn. overlooking beautiful Rock
Greek Park. This Is not a nursing
double rooms, reasonable rates. ex-
cellent home-cooked meals served
three times daily, fresh fruits. veRe.
tables. eggs. poultry right from the
farm. For further information, AID
4-6443. IS
CLUB MASON, 1875 N. Hamp. ave,
Residential club. sgles. and
others: $3.50 wk. and up, incl
meals and hotel services. CO
5-9j49, NO. 1870. -15
THE MAR-LEETN, 1925 18th st.
NV. Cool. single and double rooms
for young ladies and men: showers:
walking distance: excellent board.
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ROOMS FURN.-S.E.-S.W.

CAPITOL HILL, opp. House Once;
Block Library OF Congress-. Well
furn rms. men. Ii. 3-2o13. -12
COLORED-3if nth ST. S.W.--
Furnished single and double rms
Privileges. No objection to chill
dreD -
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sITUATloNs-DoMESTlc

COLORED GIRL desires elevator
operator licensed or store maid
rel. Call ANNA. Ii. 1884. s.
COLORED GIRL desires Ink. work
and care Of children. WA. 5-9297.
CoLORED LADY DESIRES CIV:
8 DAYS D week. Good ref. no. 2
COLORED GIRL DESIRES G.H.w.;
p days q week. or days work. Good
refs. Ii. 7-Sl52.
WANT TO place my excellent girl;
Mon. TO Fri. no nights, honest and
COLORED WOMAN desires DAYS
work for Mon, Tues. and Thurs,
HU. 3-952S.
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LADY OR GIRL. to share attr. apt
with another lady; everything furn
Convenient. NO. 1851. IS
WOMAN TO SHARE her apt. with
another woman; conY. loc.: Ii. z.
1860 after q pm. 10
GENTLEMAN, 25-40. to share apt
with another man. Va; Unlimited
phone Sep. bedrm. Bus, pool. Avail
DESIRE congenial sirl (21-30l Il
share modern furn. air-cond. apt
for approx. "a mos. Dishes, linen
incl NO. 10000, Ext. 907. ewes.
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SITUATIoNs-WoMEN

ACCOMMODATES MGR, ex.
61 Sse.r % subafsan M
MISS DAVIS. ME-. s-6353. week
days. %
BOOKKEEPER-TYPIsT desires full
or part time work. CO. 5-o3S6
PRACTICAL NURSE, white. day
night duty; companion TO elderly
lady. arthritic, other cases. AID
10000. %
'vARiTYPE AND IBM OPERATOR
experienced: day or nightwork. JU
5-624S. Call Monday. 8"
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MIscEL. WANTED tcent.)
GOLD

FURN. WANTED-cash for single
items or entire household. JU D.
0QI9 liz
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

CHAIN SAWS .1 1, INA bs sla pc Per ra dsy
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MIscELLANFous FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINES - We are
loaded. boss says let 'em go: S35
up, Come and get EN-. CENTRAL.
ak isis co 3stn 4 nE ,.,on console lo
as Is, $50; 20-in. ~. S45: new
antenna, IS. Lo. 7-sS20. Ill
AIR CONDITIONER. RCA .. ton.
used only . mo; have moved 10
atr-cond. apt: cost new. S33s: sac,
$500. RE. 1881 after $50 pm.
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42t CONDOR TER. Sc. mr.. Bollins
Fields rms. bath in 4-yr.-old
DUPLEX BLDG. ST 80 mo. plug utils,
EN-. 3-557S or 10. 2-3S40. 10
MT. PLEASANT, attrae. Arm. apt.
close to all cony;; also lEe. front
nm Tm.. rent ress, pE; s-4Ss5,i g g.
studio Pvt. entr.. pvt. bath and
New Hollywood bed. In q good
house. 1919 18th st. NV; IS
MT. PLEASANT COL. RID. 18th
Redec... 3 apis. Reduced. Baby. Cow
loo; Also Md. home. $4,000. AD
4osi ILLINOIS AVE. Nw.-Lse
spacious. very clean. liv. rm.. bed
rm., kit. pvt. bath. pvt. entr. Best
transp. All utils. furn. SIS mo.
ia. 9-0543, RA. 6-4641. Ia
5Of End ST. S.E.-Bsmt. apt, nicely
f Ss1 z rms soI PVT. entr' and bath
decor; SIS Wk. CO. 5-5i4s.
SHERATON PARK AREA. ] blk. Oh
Conn. ave.-Liv. rm, bedrm.. kit.
bath and porch: avail. immed.; nj
lease req, OIL. 2-73S7; 10,
1896 N ST. N.W.-Liv. -bedrm. comb
kit Kit; and bath avail immed In thi,
Apt. 9 after $3.50 pm.
1s63 QUE ST. NV, 2nd front
Liv. -bedrm and complete kitchen
semibath; adults. DE. 2-0S64. III
NICELY FURN. EFFIC. for l person
utils.. linens; $40 wk. 1925 Vermont
| ave. NV, CO. $4,000. Ia
BOILING FIELD AREA-3Ia rooms
| all utilities included: SS5 month
Call RIA. 3-5179. -10
EFFICIENCY APT, COOL. $50
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MATTRESSES

Exper.. many positions available
WnShinRton'S better restaurants
Apply WAsHINGToN REsTAU-
RANT ASSN, 20o3 Eye st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-08

home; cash. We do moving, stor-
age. ia. 9-2931; ewes. RA. 3-l4l6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-08

ARE you BLONDE Brunette or
. redhead7 1t doesn't matter. If
you are employed and want to earn
S50-S60 per mo. extra. Sell AVON
cosmetics to your co-workers. Call
MRS DTJNE M 7-O221 q
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-04-01
Two Men Honored for
Their Civic Activities

For meritorious civic activities
in the local Filipino community,
Jose Ma Yumul and Gene Navarro
were awarded certificates of rec
ognition by the Filunist Club at
citation ceremony held April IL at
800 pm. at the HUB Bldg, Uni
versity of Washington Campus.
The honorees were also voted to
honorary membership in the Flu
mist Club.
Mr.. Yumul is immediate past
president of the Filipino Commun-
ity of Seattle, and Mr.. Navarro
has been dispatcher of the Can
merry Workers Union, ILWU Local
81, for the last seven years.
Criterion for recognition was
mainly activities in recent years,
particularly the year 1854, accord
ing to Ben T. Singson, president of
the Filunist Club. Mr.. Singson ex-
planned that his organization is
limited to only two recipients a
year for the awards.
The objective in initiating this
program of awarding honors is to
offer fitting recognition of civic
minded citizens of the local Fill
Pine community who have contrib
uted noteworthy services for the
general welfare, according to the
Filunist president.
The citation ceremony was at
tended by approximately fifty
people. Jack Wright, director of
the U. w Bureau of Community
Development, was guest speaker.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-04-01

Mr.. and Mrs. George Carlyle are
shown at their home altar dur
ing the "Pabasa" for st. JO-
seph sponsored by Mrs. Carlyle
last March 10. This is the Goth
year that Naty Carlyle has held
this "Pabasa" for st. Joseph.
The "Pabasa" is a reading in
verse of the life and death of
Saint Joseph. The readers start
ed at 6 O'clock in the morning
and finished the reading at Z
o'clock in the evening.
Among the many guests of the
Carlyles during the "Pabasa"
were Commander and Mrs.
George Stewart, Mrs. Carlyle,
Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. Al Lopez, Mr..
and Mrs. Severe Flores, Mr.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul CardOna,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Zapata,
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Mendoza,
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent BachO,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Cadiente,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isias BaIagot, Mr..
and Mrs. Gus Niaga, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mar Bautista, Mrs. Isa-
bel p. OrdOnia, Mrs. Nita CAPT,
Mrs. Mary GerOsaga, Mrs. Ser
giO Acena, Mrs. Selling Asperas,
Miss Aurora CardOna, Miss Do
lOres ManOlOtO, Miss Estela Re-
Iowa, Miss Toni SarmientO, Miss
Julie Ajeto, Miss Sarah Sadis,
Mrs. Sally Gustilo, and v. A.
VelascO.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-04-01
Filipino Student
Group Tours u. S.

An 8-member Students Good
will Tour to the United States
from Manila, arrived in Seattle
April 10 and left the same day for
Minneapolis and other Eastern
cities.
The delegation is sponsored and
financed by the Manila Chronicle,
a Filipino daily, and is headed by
Bienvenido e. Calleja, business
editor and advertising director of
that newspaper.
Others in the delegation are Lii
vorio P. Gatbonton, chief of the
art department of the Chronicle;
Macario Pho, Jg., high school stud
ent in Manila Central University;
Ernesto Maceda, law student in
the Ateno de Menila; Arnolfo
Perez, high school student in st.
Sebastian College; Esther Trini-
dad, chemistry student in the Uni
versity of the Philippines; Lourdes
Perlas, foreign service student in
the University of the Philippines;
and Antonio Araneta, Jr., high
school student in De la Sale Col
lege.
The group was met at the Sc
attle-Tacoma International Airport
by Vice-Consul l. r. Cabatit, who
also saw them off later in the
day.
The purpose of the delegation is
to observe student life in the Unit
ed States and to foster better I'M
derstanding between Filipino and
American students; and also to
''sell' the Philippines to the Am
erican public.
After visiting Minneapolis, Mil
waukee. Detroit, Cleveland, Pitts
burg, Washington, DC, Philadel-
phia, New York, Boston, Buffalo,
Chicago, Los Angeles, and San
Francisco, the delegation will re-
turn to Seattle on May II on their
way back to Manila.
Vice Consul Cabatit told the
FORUM the delegation will have
an extra day in Seattle before
they board their plane on May 10
for the Philippines. On that extra
day, Mr.. Cabatit intends to ar
range a reception for the Mission.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-04-01
Who Is DOING
What

Jose Ma Yumul and Gene Ma
VarrO were cited for distinguished
service to the Community by the
FILUNIST CLUB, an organiza-
ton of young Filipino students at
the University of Washington &.
Well, what do you know, all this
time we thought our office jani-
tor has also been doing great SER
vice to his fellowmen all this time
=. Mr.. Yumul has been president
of the Filipino Community for two
years, and Mr.. Navarro can give
you jobs in the canneries in Alas
ka the FILUNIST is right:
favors received must be compen-
stated for and rewarded Ben
T. SingsOn, president of the Fill
UNIST CLUB, is credited with the
concoction of the citation" :.
We "suspicioned" it all the time,
and now it can be told: DR.. Mar
ia Nicodemus, resident physician
at the Seattle General Hospital,
and Pete Filcarca, president of the
Filipino Inter-Community Council
of the Pacific Northwest, have
privately told their close friends
of their engagement Wedding
bells will soon ring and in the very
near future, too Miss Evelyn
Kay is back in town looking as
chic as ever after a few weeks in
Southern California visiting with
her mother in case you are
interested, the town is Compton
-. This time it was Ray Guard
iano who chased the police patrol
for pulling his car to the police
garage from a 4 to PM. pro-
hibited area
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-04-01

It's actually easy to save when
you buy U. S. Savings Bonds on
the payroll savings plan right
where you work. It's automatic,
systematic. Sign up now.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-04-01
MagSaysay
Message Read
At Luncheon

Robert Villanueva, president of
the Junior Chamber of Commerce
in Manila and vice-president of the
Manila Chronicle Publishing Co.,
was among the members of the
Asia Near East Mission that
passed through Seattle recently.
The Mission is sponsored national
ly by the Town Hall of New York.
While in Seattle, the delegation,
representing eleven nations of
Asia and the Near East, was en-
tertained by the World Affairs
Council of Seattle with a luncheon
at the Olympic Hotel, and dinners
and cocktails in various homes of
the members of the Council.
At the luncheon at the Olym-
pic, Mr.. Villanueva told his hear
ers that the Battle of Manila Bay
in 1898 brought the Filipinos and
Americans together For fifty
years." Mr.. Villanueva said, 1--WE
worked together = under your
teachers, your doctors, your nurs-
es, your missionaries"
The delegate from the Philip
pines took part in a discussion of
American foreign policy as it is
applied to countries in Asia and
the Near East.
In the course of his short adj
dress, Mr.. Villanueva read writ
ten message from President Ra-
mon Magsaysay of the Philippines.
The message reads as follows:
$50 much has been said for AM
erican Imperialism. Much more, l
am sure, will be said along this
line by individuals as well as ma
tiOns that have little reason to like
America for playing big brother
to underdeveIOped countries that
would want their right to self-de-
termination respected.
1--WE of the Philippines refuse to
give credence to insidious assaults
against the integrity of America
and her motives. We know too
well the American heart and the
stuff it is made of. We have been
the bOldest, yet highly successful
laboratory of democracy in Asia.
America had for well-nigh five
decades, with generous benevOl-
ence and unselfishness, tutOred us
on the responsibilities of independ-
ent natiOnhoOd. Today we are a
free and happy people. Incident
ally, we would be the last to be-
lieve that Americas intentions
anywhere are other than we'll
meaning and magnanimous.
Because of our abiding faith in
AHicTICd = dlJTulSiuy Il nave DuJ re-
Gently committed the Philippines
squareIy behind President Eisen-
hOwer's decision to defend For
mOsa against Communist agrees
sion. 1 am happy to say that the
entire Filipino people have given
their blessings to the commitment.
And to give more might to what
has manifestly become popular
conviction, both Houses of the
Congress of the Philippines have
each separately in regular sessions
given an unqualified endorsement
of my stand on FOrmOsa.
"Our fate is linked with Am
erica. We can do no less than
recognize her world leadership,
and we can give no less than our
firmest assurance that we shall
always be by her side i'm any I'M
dertaking aimed at achieving a
lasting peace for all mankind.
This Is our unequivOcaI stand"
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lDeudIine 10 Tonight
For Sundoy Won't Ads

Ths tsssIiss tsaiskf for vsat
eds 10 10 psblisksd n The
ssfsfdsy q sandsy stsf & 10
s'eioek by tslspheas o. 3 sicIoek
st he businsss sesntss N The
stss Isbby.
Year n end yssf cut. The
Stsr pfsSscss he best yssr-
rsssA ssssIts for classified cd
vsftissrs. THAT'S why Il pubIishss
more tsteI sIsssiiied eds fhsn' the
sthsr i've Washinstoa ssws-
pspsFs combined.
u yss wsaf 10 hire, rsat, buy.
,trods o. ssIi, tel u 10 the rs-
spensivs audience sf The Star
readers. YssT enjoy ssick rs-
sslts.
us sasy 10 plses en- I'd h
The Stes Classified. just phone
stshiss 5000 end ssk ior an
sd-tsksr.
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LEaAL NOTICES
-. tsEEt


Kilsd Nay II. lsss, Hazrs n. nun,
e .cssrs ~ tsl at shs pistzias q tsia1 i x :
ID i, = p INCORPORATED.
alienssl and dsVissss q 1saisnl1
heeens dses.,.a 2. AZ 2<asn4sn,s; 2<asn4s -
F6irfclTiok@Tsss Hsj oikpesIss02]ts 0.S].st q 81. -
he fitis q sisiafif - advsfss
ssribsd land sitl.ts sld bezns @
ne pistriet q Columbia. nsmelZ:
ilPlcysnslts thereon knsyn e
e .1ss. Ne STREET =, p,.,.i, ~ g, 1ssis, /. E,
De Court tkis iath dss q nay.
leSB. oRDEREp thst the fellow
ING parties. namely: Mary Ida
Thompson. cause her appearencs
b entered herein On Or be-
Tore the 10th day. exclusive oi
sunday and legal holiday. oeeur.
pubIiession s q us Sss order: rd ~ ether. Ser.
wise this action win be- preeseded
with. - In case of default; pre-
yi4sd, . copy Of this order Be pub
n1neo once z week Tor three sue
sessfys weeks IN the WsshinEton
41I ncpofttt 4ud Ine kteninB Etaf
nsvspapsI before said day: that
dsyieees Of Mary ida Thompson. II
dead and that the unknown heirs.
enenees and deytsee Of 9en1amin
Bacon. deceased. cause their ap.
pearance to be entered herein On
or before the frst rule day occur
months from this date. Otherwise.
this action will be processed with
as in case Of default: provided a
copy Of this Order be uublished
twice . month for three slicces-
Star ssr sesspsper be Before ne s.id hyeains das'
80 EDWARD n. CuRRAN. Judge.
tseaD a True Copy. Test: HARRY
NJ HULL. Clerk. BY: JOHN B.
NCoNE, Deputy Clerk.
my20.27-je3, 10-iyI.s
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HELP-MEN tcens. J

CARPENTERS, experienced only;
must know fst-claskEemodeling and
maintenance work Apply To Mr.
Thomas, T:30 Monday morning
ready for work. w G. q A. N
MILLER DEVELOPMENT Co, ls25
cARPEsTiEaRs-srEADY czAsSe n a woRK; tor
rate: year-round residential opera
ton. Call OIL. 2-474I between 4
and $3.50 pm. or apply KEN FREE
MAN job at 1900 block Faistone
ave. Chevy Chase, Nd. -
CARrENTERS--Must be fast and
familiar with AL phases Of cons
struction. Pay, $3.12ia an hr. RE.
caRfENfftks. Siasa ftiss = e8omSinat,on 8;1a fin,.b
and trim; work IN b. C.. Nd. and
We or Herndon 1891. %
CARPENTERS-Roush and finish;
elose-tn job. Prevailing wages. See
MILFORD or KANE. 1910 Brunett
syee1 Silver Spring. Nd, JU. Q.
CaRpEINTERs-2 men to hang in.
terror and exterior doors. Time OF
piecework. o. g.. /, q mi. north Of
university. right on Edsewood I'd.
sBE pEvELaoiPsMiESNsTf ais I sfsei Corr. ffEf VII
CARPENTERs ss). ON residential
eonstrHctton, Mclean, W. Call KE
CARPENTERs wanted experienced :
report to work at l545 Rockville
CARPENTERS, i5ol house builders,
trainers. and finishers wanted im-
TsSis5sly;; 1TesSNiss55salyy;;c,rdANpp Apply lLA.Md-pADE LANG q
SEC. 2. Sheriff I'd. nr. Landoyer,
cARixNrER-woRKNG FOREMAN,
GOODWIN BROS. $500 North 18th
crsiH Jd;i ASl13asSHi Fk9:asHikk yi; iM;rcHAnc = :,
par part,tims aba. Jobs 81 IN 20 your & home Ct y
HACKERMAN SALES Co, 941
Maine ave. s.w., NE. e-1319. --S
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EDWIN COLLIER. Attesney
iO2B Vermont Ave, NV.

United STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court. .--Estate OF
S7,s6s. Administrator Docket lS3.
Application having been made
herein for probate Of the
deceased. and for letters testarnen-
tary on said estate, By. Jane Bolh-
ger It is ordered this 25rd day Of
June. AID. 1885, that George zuras.
Jr. and Edward ZurAs, minors. and
their custodian. George zuras, er..
all non-residents and all others
Monday. the lst day Of AUGUST,
TO show cause why such. eppiich: I:
tion should NOT be granted, Let
notice hereof be publshed In the
.Washinetcn Law Reporter" and
Of three successive weeks before
the return day herein mentioned.
than thirty days before naid re-
turn 4sy; ,Witness' the Hen9raois,
said Court. this 23rd day Of june.
VIZ tsminS6fssss., p.pats pzssfs' nesistsr hasr
Of wills for the District Of C6lum-
bis. CLERK q the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1955-07-01
CHARLES 3. MORGANsT0N.
Attorney, 1919 r Street NV.
international Ofsce Bnildins
FILED June 20, 1855. Harry N. Hull
Clerk.

r1led iJune 20, lBpD. nAtfy M. nuu,
UNITED STATES sIs6ii sp6iisTR1cT COURT
iSE s ths spFnssfroa Risssss 81 81 s.olls
Saiss b. her senat ccmmitts:. Marie X. smith,
a. snd Ann Mari: Greenbsra. Infants, hI
Bv their Legal Custodian and Next
Friend, Marie y. smith, FOR
CHANCE OF NAME.-Ciyil Action
No 2S00-55. - Marjorie Louise
Greenberg. an Incompetent by her
Committee, Marie. =. Smith; and
Harry j. r. Greenberg and 10 Ann
Marie dreenberG, infants. By and
through their legal custodian and
next friend, Marie =. smith. having
filed complaint Tor q tudRment
changing their names to Marjorie
Louise Wellens, anu Harry r.
Wellens and 10 Ann Marie WeIlens.
respectively, and having applied " so
sns saoc court e. fS m ocs csdsT aeqr.a q sp0S ];
Court, this 2sth day Of June. 1855,
ORDERED. that ail persons con.
on or before the 23d day Of July,
1855, why the prayers Of said
complaint should not be granted:
Provided. That copy Of this order
be published once Q week for three
consecutive weeks before said day
In The Washington Eyenine star
and The Wnshington Law Reporter
(s) EDWARD M CUKRAN, judge
seal 4 TRQx COPx TSSpp
0ARET A MANN, Deputy Clerk
Evening star., 1955-07-01
q EDMARD CH0zICK
ssss,s.. sas w.sssr ssr p'.'si,.F. pslIsiHF
Filed Nay M'issi 3. 1855. sis a,'is Hsars 4. Hui
Clerk.

Filed May 8. 1855. Harry ~. Hull.
pubiication-Unknovn Defendant
UNITED sTATES DISTRICT COURT
.tes fSr the p1sfEst s q sSs .a1ts
Frager. As Joint Tenants, partners.
tfa Frager's Hardware. Plaintiffs.
vs.. The Unknown Heirs. Alienees.
and Devisees Of Robert G. Manzuru
and Edith N, Mangum, his wife
Deceased. Defendant. mo. i617-56.
The object Of this suit Is to OBJ
tain q. Judgment establishing Of
fseord by adysrse possession piains :
re, s .atase ats 70 sss u 0
tSe) IN Martin 3. Teaiy's eonbina-
tior Of lots in Square Nine Hundred
Ninety-four te94l. - per plnt re.
corded in Liber 70 ct Folio ?2 Of
the Records Of the Once Of the
Surveyor for the District Of Co
lumbia described as follows: Be.
SHINING for the same ct the potnt
Of intersection Of the East line Of
Northerly along said Avenue One
III foot; thence South parallel with
the East line Of said lot to point
Efeht and eighty-fivs hundredths
fS.S6l feet North Of the South l'ne
Of said lot. thence East to the East
line Of said lot: and thence North
on said East line to the place. Of be-
SHINING" The sboye-described prop..
assessment and taxation IS rart
Of Lot S23 IN Square 994, On mo-
tion Of the plaintiffs. - Is this 18TH
day Of May. 1855. ordered that the
defendants The Unknown Heirs,
Mangum and Edith M. Mangunn. his
wife, Deceased, cause their appear
ance to be. entered herein on or
before the first rule day eeeqrrtns
iieation. otherwise the cause win BE
proceeded with o. In case Of de.
fault. Provided. q copy Of this 1rder
be published Twice . month for
Three months in the Wasnlnston
Star Star before before said day. ts1 EDWARD
M. CURRAN. Judge. (Seal) a true
cisff, By DOROTHY n. BARR1cK.
Oeputy Sleik.