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What Your Answers Mean To Your MARI

Tor every 'YeS" answer, from one through
II, give yourself one point each; for every mo"
answer, from No. - on, count one point each.
If you scored 1913. you have perfect rela-
ton; 9-l5 is average; less, not so good.
What do you do if the test shows that your
marriage is little less secure than it was a
couple Of years ago? DR.. Lena Levine, a
recognized authority on marriage problems,
says, "A good marriage relation is one that
both parties contribute to, think about, actively
participate in. 1t is not a state which, once
established, is self-perpetuating. If that is the
overriding attitude, then the enjoyment dis
appears and trouble is usually not far behind
DIR. Levine thinks that the sharing of inter-
ests is about as important as anything else in
the long run of marriage. She tells about
one case in which the big conflict in the mar
riaee was fishing. The wife was victim Of
her husbands weekend fishing jaunts. She
nageed him about it and sulked whenever he
went off. But, one fine spring day she an
nounced that she was going to come along and
enjoy the sun. maybe even bring along a rod.
And that was the beginning Of one of the most
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beautiful love affairs between woman and
trout stream that you ever saw!
DR.. Levine feels that most men would wei
come their wives participation and interest in
their solitary pursuits. The husband who
works long hours at the Office and then par
ticipates in recreational activities that his wife
does not engage in does not have much of
relation He should be willing to give some Of
his activities up. and she should take an inter-
est in the things that interest him.
Those areas in your life which show conflict
between you and your marriage partner are
the ones you should concentrate on. Husband
and wife should openly discuss this conflict.
They are bound to hit upon new ways Of han
ding the situation.
Preventive medicine is old stuff by now,
but what about preventive domestic medicine?
with the US. divorce rate as high as il is
now" DR.. Stone observes, Its time we started
to consider our marriages long before they
wind up sick and in trouble - long before
anything is really wrong with them. The
divorce court is a poor place to be conStruc-
tive - The End
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viii Your Marriage Last7

From studying your answers you may also get
a glimpse Of the future.
Husband and wife should take the test
separately.
So now, pick up pencil and mark each Of
these questions, thinking back to what the
situation was two years ago:
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Continued from page II

avoided the trouble they find themselves in
The test below has been designed to show
whether you are better = or worse = spouse
than you were two years ago. With the assist
ance Of marriage counSeIorS. the following
check list has been compiled to help you get
a reading on the state Of your marriage today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-15
These "a Questions viii Tip You OH

L Do you spend as many evenings alone
together every week? VSO O
2. Do you spend as much vacation and holi-
day time together? VSO No .
;. Do you entertain friends at home just as
often? NoO MoO
Z. Do you give as many surprise presents -
the spontaneous kind, not prompted by a
birthday or anniversary? VssO Nd
S. Do you still keep in touch with each other
by phone during the day? VsO MeQ
6. Do you still generally kiss when the hus-
band comes home from work? V~O Nd
=. Do the two Of you chat about his business
affairs as much as you used to? Ve.Q Nd
9. Do you still tend to work up new enthusi-
aSms together, such as new games, or minor
hobbies, or interest in an author or actor?
VSO NoQ
3. Do you dance or dine out together as often?
Vss0 MoO
70. Do you talk together about your own
personal problems as easily as you used to?
VsO ID
II. Do you still get as much fun out Of special
events like birthday or anniversary?
VsO u
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u. Have you kept on buying or making things
that you think will make your home nicer?
VSQ MoO
II. Do you find yourself flirting BIT more at
parties? V@O Nd
~. Have you been having more ''spats,"
especially Of the variety that results in mo
talking" siege for few days or even more?
V~0 Mo0
IS. Have you noticed that in the last two years
you've been suffering more from little all
mentS, like headaches, colds, etc.?
% No q
Is. Do you seem to have more disagreements
over the upbringing Of your children?
VsO Nd
For husbands Only
I. Do you find yourself spending more eve
nineS away from home alone = at work, bowl
ing, playing cards, etc.? VesO MoQ
z. Have you lost any enthusiasm for doing
little jobs around the house? VssO MI
For Wives Only
I. Do you bother less about fixing yourself up
in the late afternoon so you'll look fresh when
your husband comes home? Vs q MoQ
z. Do you weigh more? VssO nd
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Its a long word. with a form
liable scientific sound (Hy-pO-
al-ur-jen-icl. But you will soon
hear it pronounced by women
YOU know. You will hear il
mentioned with a sense Of ex-
element feeling of deliver
ance from a beauty problem.
a tragic problem for many
women. For millions of women
at least one in six = suffer
allergy reactions to cOnven-
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TINS WEEK Moso.Ins, ssp,s~bsr IS. 1857
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SYMPTOMS OF COSMETIC ALLEReY

N0sol Irritation with hay fever
symptoms may be caused by con
seniiOnal cosmetics or their per
iumr ingredients.
Infl0med Eyelids can result when
ryelislS are touched with 6ngertips
on which conventional nail polish
or remover has been used.
Crooked Swollen lips can b-
caused by a lipstick. especially
one containing indelible dye.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-15

Body Roshes NAV be- iraceable to
allergy-causing substances in 10
IiOns. creams soaps. body powder.
nail polish or dcOdOrani.
Chopped Hunds may BE- cau~rl
by the Use af conventional soaps.
lotions or drirrgrni~.
Other members Of the fomiIY.
'rvrn petslJ may suffer from al
lergy TO a WOmens cosmetics A
change to AR-EX HypO-Aller-
genie Cosmetics will help thrm.
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CHICO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, July % R.-UsDAl -
Salable hogs $500; moderately active.
weak TO mostly 70 lower on butchers
sows fairly active, generally steady to
weak; instances steady TO p lower,
nearly 1000 butchers sold for ship
ment; little in butchers receipts over
go ID no 2-3 2O0-9g0 ID 2l@5-
1913 weights up to $40 ID 2l15;
lot or so no l-2 2O0-22O TO- 81 50;
around 225 h. mostly No 205-al5
ID. - 00 few mixed grade lots lsO-
I90slb. 20 O0-2l ~ larger lots mixed
grades 32b-4OO 10. Sovs - 1920 80
few 275-395 h. go 5O-2l 90. most
425-55O ~ I7s5-tgOO
Salable cattle 10000 calves 300.
steers mostly steady to weak few sales
IS TO so lower: heifers mostly steady to
weak cows weak. 50 lower. bulls weak
TO so lower. vealeTs mostly steady
stoeker and feeders about steady at
last weeks decline loads OF prime
33. 10 steers al 9S25 other hiRh
choice and prime steers 90 OO-9S 90.
load lots mixed choice and prime 80 50.
y %. bulk choice steers "a 5O-95 tJt
GOOD to Low choice ~ 5O-24 -. few
standard steers down 10 10 90: few
loads prime heifers and hieh choice
ana mixed yearlings Is 0O-26 90, sood
70 high choice heifers - O0-24 IS:
utility and commercial cows I3 90
ii9go Gamers and cutters II 90
ca bulls B00-ls00; 5000 and
choice yealers - OO-25 90: Gull and
standard erades - n0-el 90 several
loads 415.525 10 short yearling stoc ker
steers % so medium 70 low 5000 500
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Stocks Regain
Some Of Losses
Due 10 Selling

NEW YORK, July 20 (P.-
A brief squirt OF selling drove
prices down in the stock mar
ket today but losses were cut
early this afternoon as trading
quoted.
Pivotal stocks were down
from fractions to around a
point.
Steels, motors. coppers and
rails took the brunt Of the SELL
ing. Losses ran from fractions
to around 2 points.
Turnover speeded consider
ably during the decline but it
did not last long. AS trading
companies. the range of losses
remained about the same but
many stocks were above their
lows.
There was no specific news to
account for the sudden sell-off,
Wall Street sources said.
Down around 2 points were
DUPONT. Illinois Central, Jones
g. Laughlin and Zenith.
Youngstown Sheet erased a
SIMILAR loss and traded about
unchanged. United States Steel
trimmed its loss but was still
down more than a point.
LukenS Steel. off more than
2 at the most, cut its loss to
less than a point.
Corporate bonds declined.
Government bonds were lower.
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Free Suit, Dress
Draw Few Takers

The L. T. Rogers Co. store at
Seventh and K streets NV.
advertised that a free suit
would be given to the first man
who showed up at 10 am. yes
terday in a barrel and free
dresses would be given to the
first three women who ap-
peared in bathing suits.
Louis Jones, 81, of 1855
Gslen street Sc, stopped by
the store to buy a blanket for
his newborn son. A passerby
told him about the barrel and
since it was 10 am. and nobody
had showed up so clad. Mr..
Jones hurried to an adjacent
neighborhood for a barrel.
This is the first suit I've
had since l got out of Bell
Vocational High School," the
father OF three said when the
clerk handed him a dark blue
suit from the sl2.88 rack.
The only woman to take ad-
vantage of the offer was Mrs
jeanne Woodland. 27l1 Macomb
street NV. She got to the
store prepared to line up at
$50 am. and waited out the
4l2-hour interval. She said
she had to get up at 4 am.
anyway to wake up her son.
Fred. IL, so he could deliver
The Sunday Star to his Gus
toners.
Mrs. Woodland received a
dress from the IS rack.
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Steel Pickup
Hopes Pinned
On Auto Trade

CLEVELAND, July 20 Up
"Steelmakers are pinning their
hopes for an active fall and
winter on a sharp revival in
automotive requirements" said
the magazine Steel yesterday.
They also look for a sub
stantial pickup in appliance
needs and an Improvement in
requirements on general &C.
count" said the weekly. trade
publication.
Public reception of the new
model cars will point the way
to steel market activity over the
remainder Of this year.
Present automotive steel ac-
QUESTIONS are largely for Just
enough tonnage to complete
1857 schedules. Generally. vol
ume automotive buying is ex-
pected to start late next
month"
Steel said purchases of steel
by appliance manufactures
continue Disappointing" but
since inventories are low the
appliance makers are expected
to do some buying for stock
pile over the coming months"
The magazines weekly index
of steelmaking was down Is
points last week to 79.5 per
cent of rated capacity.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. July 90 0P,.-Reports o.
developing hour business pushed Wheai
futures higher in early dealings or
! the Board Of Trade today.
Other grains. however. continued Ia
maintain bearish trend, reheetina
last weeks lower market and excellent
Near the end OF the first hour new
style wheat was a TO "a higher, Sep
lower, September Si3sis, oats we're
"a to p lower. September IS, rye was
q to e hiEher. September 81 2sas
soybeans we're = TO - lower. Sep
TENDER - "a, and lard was . 70 Is
cents hundred pounds lower septem-
Traders said there we're signs that
the Ions awaited wheat purchases hy
bakers, interests were about to begin
Sale Of .000.OOO sacks OF -four
million bushels-in Kansas City over
the week end was reported Also there
vas some wheat buying by export in
terestS a. the opening Of the Chicago
market today.
Trading in wheat the past few
weeks has been very light as traders
waited for dour business 70 come into
the market The feeling In the grain
trade has been that bakers have been
holding % making their purchases IN
the hope that lower prices would occur
before dwindlins supplies foreeo them
10 buy
soybeans Influenced BY continued
favorable srovine weather, declined
as much as = cents a bushe at the
outset OF tradine Feed grains also
we're affected by the weather, declining
iracttonally
Some traders said they look for a
continuation Of Irresular nisrfet action
IN most grains Others feel the big
bulk OF the hedeinE pressure on wheat
already has been experienced ard that
any substantial improvement IN iong
hoped for -four business could giee the
market AZ least q moderate boost
The hye-day weather outlook Is
for continued favorable crop weather
with precipitation in the corn and soy
bean areas ranging from Ia TO inch
N Ohio, 40 70 so OF an inch In
Minnesota and Iowa. 70 an inch in ILL.,
nois and Indiana
To the spring wheat area rains are
expected to average from 90 TO ~
Of an inch IN the Dakotas with only
isolated thunoershovefs in Montana
Precipitation In the wheat states Il
expected to range from ~ TO 20 OF
an inch In Kansas and Oklahoma. 20
70 80 OF an inch in Nebraska and very
little IN West Texas
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WINGS & WHEELS.
BY CHARLES YAkeRouGH

The few weeks elapSing since
General Motors announced it
would begin importing its for
eign-built Opel and Vauxhall
have heard typewriters making
more noise than production
lines.
More and more publications
are writing more and more
implications into General Mo-
tors move and that of Ford,
which announced plans to up
imports of its British-built
Fords. The Metropolitan, built
for American Motors in Eng
land. announces increased sales
by the week.
While perhaps not a revolu-
ton in the worlds auto indus
try. recognition of the import
threat by American builders
and the fact that low-priced
cars are getting a larger piece
of the overall market at least
constitutes a new pattern.
Yesterday, in an Associated
Press story from Richmond. the
Great Commonwealth itself is
taking notice. Foreign car
registrations in Virginia hit
934 out of l53,647 total in 1855.
In 1856 there were 1885 out of
10000 new car registrations.
During the first six months of
this year. the figures show 1911
new foreign cars out of a total
of 65,595 fresh registrations.
Tomorrow's Fortune Maya
zine, in a considerable spread,
says the sales of foreign cars
in the States have increased six
times in the last three years.
1t says the big American auto
makers still feel that Ameri-
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BUSINESS
BRIEFS
Mutual Savings Banks over

Mutual Savings Banks over
the Nation reported total de-
posts increased $877 million
in the first Is months to 5000
billion.-Ntl. Assn. of Mutual
Savings Banks.
ACT Industries announce
Herbert H. Rogge, vice presi-
dent of the American Car g.
Foundry Division, will assume
the presidency when Samuel
M. FELTON, retires on July 81.
Eastman Kodak Co. in "a
weeks ended June Is earned
$40, 221 ,346 or $2.08 a share VS..
$38, 1895 or $500 in 1856
period.
North American Aviation in
9 months ended June 80 earned
SIG. 604. 900 or 1882 a share VS..
$22, 322,85 or $2.79 in 1856
period.
General Mills in year ended
May 81 earned $12,235,111 or
$4.88 a share VS.. $14,056,658 or
$3.50 in 1856.
Joy Manufacturing Co. in 9
months ended June 80 earned
$9,118.52l or $40 a share VS..
$8.039,554 or $3.50 in 1856
period.
Briggs g. StrattOn Corp. in II
months ended June 80 earned
$8,17l ,039 or $454 a share VS..
$7.13l ,084 or S3.96 in 1856.
Other earnings included:
For Months Ended June 30
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N. Y. PRODUCE

NEW YORK, July ~ .P-But,,,
ssteady. receipts - days. Set 900
fresh Creamery ~ score t y|iI1
ou,t-o0l7 cents % score "a H6-
o co.. 20, go score fBi 5sl.-5sia. 50
Cheese steady. Receipts - dAyst
lbo.uVO Wholesale sales. American
cheese whole milk cheddsrs' sssd
a3.5H cents sinales daisies. ffesh
3sia-40is sinsle daisies. sssd 4s.53
tlats, AGED 1851 Procetsed chsd.
oars IS lbs $40 Domesfir sgits
tsheelD grade A 4e.4S Grads
4u-43. Grade C $50
Whoesale esg prices Vere steady
Receipts 90 days 1880 Nev York
spot quotations follow Mlduestern
Mixed colors Extras $3.50 lbsI 42i,.
~ a extras large A6-AS lbsj 4a-Ast,
extras medium 35-Js. standards iarse
ju-a checks 26-97 Whites Extras
$500 lbsl 43-44 extras large as.
~ losl 42is-43. extras medium 3si,.
~ Browns. Extras $3.50 lbsj 44is.
Nearby, Whites Top quality f4s-50
~ 4s,z.50l mediums Al s-4eis.
smalls asis.gats peeWess 90.eOts
Browns Top quality $3.50 lbsl ~.
5ula mediums f3.43 Smalls 3. a.33
peeVees 2o-2Ois
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HouriS Sales on the Exchange
li;O0 an $50 600 400 noon go 600
i;oopm 100 600 400 .. No o 600 600
TINT Of trading 10 shares OF sales IN
tull Rates Of dividends IN the foreeo,na
table are annual disbursements based on
me lasf quarterly or semi-annual dec.
laration Unless otherwise noted special
o. extra dividends are not Included
Also extra OF extras b Annual rate
IN 1857 Plus stock dividend Paid IaN
year PAYABLE IN stock during 1851
estimated cash value on ex-diyidend OF
redistribution date gDeciared o. pald
ciareo OF paid this year, an accumu.
latlye issue With dividends 10 arrears
P PAD this wear. dividend omitted &c.
TERED or no acton taken al last divi.
demo meetine Declared OF paid In
1856 olns STOCK dividend PAYABLE 70
st0ck durina 1856, estimated cash value
on ex-diyidend or redistribution date
' LquidatiuE dividend, cid called xEx
dividend x.diS EN distribution xr II
1Ehts ~ thout warrants. wvNith
warrants wd When distributed vi When
issued no Next day delivery sIn bark.
ruptcy or recoverable o. heinz reor.
secsnuss ASSUMED b saeh companies.
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DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK. July 20 CP).-Divi-
bends announced:
Increased
Pc Stk OF Paw
Rate riod. record able
CONS Wat PAP 30c S-I3 SOS
sprasue Eng lOc s-5 s-i5
90, Resumed
Maxson' W l. sc - s-l5 s-27
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Jersey Oil
Profits jump

NEW YORK. July 20 (P.-
Standard Oil Co. New Jersey
reported today its earnings for
the first half Of 1857 were $463
million or $3.50 a share COM
pared with 1892 million or So
a share in the six months ended
June 30. 1856.
Total income from sales and
investments for the first half
amounted to $4.030.O00,OO an
increase of 1886 million or Is
per cent over the like period Of
last year.
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YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. July q tP.-cotton
futures sagsed TO losses Of aimost 81
market started steady but shortly
thereafter attracted seiiing Pressure
came from New Orleans dealers com
mission houses and some hedgea The
latter vas associated with . slightly
- haes s'IlNH- ~ w nv tfVp
eae lover mar the rrsrf1ft close
oet "a a.. Dec. "a 40 and March a. SIS.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Sales
Stock and Add

Stock and Add Nj
Dividend Rate 90 Him Low LIS chg.
Murphy "a ) 36ih 3elh 36IA
Murray Cp "a 3o34 3olh 3oIs- "a
~
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cans don't really enjoy riding
around in small cars.
Some observers see the trend
as buyer resistance to CROWNS
size. Others agree and sug-
gest an additional buyer re-
sistance to increasing gasoline
costs.
A heartening sign in the pli-
vate flying business comes with
announcement of meetings TO
organize two Army-sponsored
flying clubs for military per-
sonnet and a limited number
of civilian employees at Fort
BelvOir and Fort Myer.
The clubs. to operate under
supervision of installation COM
manders, will begin operations
with an initial distribution OF
obsolete Army planes to be To-
Gated on non-mllltary airfields
in the area. There will be no
cost to the Government.
Those F-102 Delta DaggerS
you may have seen at Andrews
Air Force Base yesterday at
conclusion of the Bendix race
are soon due for service for
the Air Defense Command at
Mcguire ALB, New Jersey. The
Dagger's electronic eye locates
a hostile aircraft by day or
night. fair weather or foul. Its
electrian brain enables it to
intercept and fire the Falcon
guided missile.
~
American Airlines has lust
announced a $40 million jet-age
expansion program for It's
maintenance and overhaul base
at Tulsa, scheduled for compile
ton in 1859. That's the year
American will begin its Lock-
heed Electra ana BOeing 7O7.
The city of Tulsa will establish
a municipal airport trust for
financing construction of the
base through issuance of reve-
nue. bonds.
Vice Admiral Joseph F. Boil.
ger is the new director of
Grammar Aircraft'S Washing
ton Offices in the Continental
Building.
Pilgrim HelicOpter. Washing
ton newest entry in the aviation
industry. reports 80 charter
flights and n sightseeing trips
in its first six weeks Ameri-
can University's 18th annual
Air Transportation Institute is
scheduled for November 5-22
s. commenting on a recent
photo of an Indiana home
whose owners believe was
damaged by sonic boom.
Senator GOldwater, Republican
of Arizona, and a jet pilot him.
self says if the plaster fell be-
cause of an airplane passing in
level flight above 10000 feet,
then ] suggest that a real
strong owl flying over the house
at roof level could probably
have caused the same damaged"
+. General Tire and Rubber
is producing the whitehall tires
offered as options on Fairchild's
new F-27 prophet transport
the CHS public affairs program
"Update' is to have a docu-
esday night
called Golden Wings" to COM
menorate the 50th anniversary
of the Air Force, which wears
silver wings Ford last week
ended production of the 1857
LincolnS when the 4l,l23rd
rolled off the line an ex-
perimental MIG will seek the
new world record for measured
mile and endurance on the
Bonneville Salt Flats next
Travel Muzak has
announced development of a
new background music system
for jet aircraft LOckheed
Is probing the market for a
version of the C-l3O
Hercules prophet cargo trans
port a woman entrant in
DeSOtO'S recent contest to find
)ut what women want in cars
suggested improved gadgets TO
warn: When the car is going to
last. nearly out OF gas. too far
rom the curb when marking or
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ODD-LOT DEALINGS

NEW YORK. July 20 OP--The
New York Stock Exchange reported
today these odd-iot transactions b.
principal dealers on the exchange FOR
july - Purchases Of c32 SOS shares
sales 81 lsssgs shagss Including 1855
shares sod shoft.
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MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK, July ~ lP,.-National /
Association Securities Dealers. Inc
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DANCE TEACHERS

D4A4NOI L1AN11IJ1VO
2i-30, perm, full time. high school
grad. No exper nee. We will train
you to gain knowledge Of business.
Earn from Ssh 10 Sl25 wk En-
ploye benefits. Call for appointment.
DU $500
Marion's Dance Studio
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RICHARD d. GIBBS, Attorney.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. 9l945.
Administration This is to Give
Notice; That the subscriber, Of the
District OF Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court of the Dis
trict of Columbia. Letters Tesla
mentary on the estate OF Cecilia
Portz Wallace also known as Cece-
LA White Portz. 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
scriber. on or before the 18th day
OF June, AID. 1857; otherwise thew
may by law be excluded from all
benefit OF said estate. Given under
nv hand this -26th day of Deem
Der, 1856. RICHARD d. GIBBS
sos Colorado Building tsealD At
test. THEODORE COGSWELL. Reg
lister of Wills for the District OF
Columbia. Clerk of the Probate
Court la1.g,i6