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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-21
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARLINGTON
OPEN 1880
LITTLE FALLS RID.
AND N. HARRISON
ARLINGTON
tcoNTlNuEpl

AS North Monroe 81. - 5-room
Colonial brick. large rooms: full
basement. hot-water heat newly
decorated. shaded porch: brick ga
rage; corner property. extra lot
fenced in rear. lovely trees. NAPLES
snd all kinds OF evergreens sold BY
OWNER. easy terms: vacant and
the first qualified purchaser. Call
IA. 2-1644
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-21
2-FAMILY-S10.500

Two-family older home near
Cherrydale. partially furn; nov
rented for SiB4 mo good terms
w B. HlLRERT. Asent. IA. 2-3523
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-21

DIRECTIONS: Out Shirley
hwy. (Rte. 350) TO Seminary
I'd, turn right and continue
about "a mile to Fillmore ave,
left 2 blocks to Shirley
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-21
2 A. COUNTRY STYLE

If you like . high ceiling house
with big bedrms., huge liv rm
fireplace, Ice. din. rm. and kit,
don't miss this, House rests half
hidden In the cool shade Of giant
trees on . beautiful acres conv TO
GA School bus at door. Priced
az S23.25O Excel. terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-21
$1,000 CASH

For this charming traditional
q iandseAped iot Of over y acre. in
the heart of Mclean on q tree
lined street with a dining room.
deb and , eytra-large bedrooms;
garage and full basement: Si7.5OO
with a Sla,hOn 49, drst trust
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-21
OPEN
1:30-6:30
VIEW

A brand-new brick rambler witt
q gorgeous view Of Lake Bancroft
from the large picture window II
the 22-foot living room. A beauti
fully panelled and flagstoned en-.
trance hall gives access % al
home. Full basement includes rec
reation room with fireplace and 2
car garage. Price. S34,950.
TO REACH: Columbia pix
(Route 244) 1.3 mi. beyond Bailey
Crossroads. turn right at Lake Bar
croft Gate /. bear right Aqua ter
race to Lakeview dr.. turn RICH
and continue on Lakeview arounC
right bend to home on right.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-21

A new home built Tor those who
on occasion seed plenty of space
to entertain. The dining room is
l6x13. the kitchen is large and
complete, including an open-hearth
Srosstns pit I.I LarT e patio tito Win SaT
ground-level recreation rm. There
is a paneled den or sun room With
ialousied windows. 4 bedrooms.
baths. lear ga enclosed) -carport
intereom system, and fiagstone
entrance foyer. Price. S41,500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-20
Walter Reed Lectures
Will Beqin Monday

The first In q new series Of
lectures sponsored by the. Army
Surgeon General will be pre-
sented at 8 pm. Monday In
stead Of tomorrow night as
originally scheduled, the Wal
ter Reed Army Medical Center
announced.
DR.. Walter L. Bierring, So
year-old Iowa physician who
provided the first diphtheria
antitoxin available west Of New
York. &ill speak on Medical
Echoes"
The lecture will be held In
the Sternberg Auditorium at
Walter Reed. The new program
Of four major lectures annually
win replace the monthly medi-
cal meetings. which began in
1924.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-20

GETTYSBURG. Pa, Nov. 20
(R.-Many Of Americas lead
ing historians honored Lincoln's
Gettysburg address afresh yes
terday and said the Nation
still has an unpaid moral debt
to the Civil War dead.
Ceremonies honoring the Gath
anniversary of Lincoln's speech
dedicating the Gettysburg bat
tlefield closed a 3-day confer
ence of Civil War authorities.
The historians declared ef-
forts to meet the moral COM
mitment of the Union-equal-
ity of all persons--have led the
Nation into another sectional
crisis along the old line over
some of the old issues"
Commitment "Repudiated"
One.of those developing that
theme was DR.. c. Vann Wood
ward. Of Johns Hopkins Uni
versity. He said the Nation "re-
pudiated the legal commitment
to the ideal Of equality" set
forth at the end Of the Civil
War.
"As we approach the centen-
NAL anniversary of the war, we
also APPROACH the climax of the
new sectional crisis" he said.
1T is to be hoped that the
celebration does not coincide
with a crisis reminiscent of the
one celebrated"
Speech Read by Negro
DR.. Woodward's speech fol-
lowed ceremonies at Gettys-
burg College concentrating
Lincoln's address.
Dr.. John Hope Franklin of
Brooklyn College read the adj
dress. the first Negro to do SO
before a formal conference in
the Gettysburg region.
In another speech, a Pulit-
ger Prize-winning historian
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-20
Historians Celebrate
Gettysburg Dedication

said the Civil War committed
the reconstructed Nation to the
modern two-party system Of
government.
DR.. Roy F. Nichols of the
University Of Pennsylvania said
the two-party system gained
strength in the North during
the war despite efforts to form
an all-party coalition.
At the same time. he con-
tinued. the South. developing
no parties. fought the war with
an "unorganized.s feudal, fol-
low-your-leader type" Of gov
eminent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-20
Cubon Business Soors

HAVANA. Nov. 20 (R.-
Commercial Federation leaders
report that despite anti-gov-
eminent bombings and sabotage
retail business is booming in
Cuba. They predict total retail
sales volume would reach ST.
946.000.000 this year as COM
pared with $2,470.600.O00 last
year.
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5. 80

rs ideal for bottles and boxes and
oil those odds and ends Shelf
is SO" toll and hos 5 shelves with
euords. Width is adjustable, TOO
from "a" to "a inches. Mode
Of strong steel ond finished in
snort black. boked-on enomel.
eosy 10 put Up.
Metal GoodS-7th Floor.
Washington. 9TH Floor. Silrer
Spring and PARKington
Evening star., 1957-12-19
Money Not Budgeted
For Europeon Missiles

United States was stepping up
It's economic aid. listed some
proposals In the works. Among
other things. he said:
I'VE will ask Congress to
increase the lending authority
Of the Export-Import Bank by
an additional . billion dollars. |"
The diplomats here said the
puzzling thing about this Ei-
senhower reference was its in
clusion with some foreign aid
proposals. such as q request
for a e625 million development
loan fund.
They said the Export-Import
Bank generally Is considered
outside the foreign aid program.
And they said the 81 billion
being sought Is a routine re-
capitalization which Just hap
pens TO fall due at this time.
The bank was established "a
years ago. making 1t more than
twice as old as the foreign aid
program. It provides long-term
loans TO foreign buyers so they
can purchase American goods.
Twice before, the banks
available lending funds had to
be replenished. Its 5 billion
dollar lending authority has
dwindled TO about a half billion
dollars. due In large part to
exceptionally active lending op-
erations in the last fiscal year
--l02 loans totaling more than
I billion dollars TO 80 countries.
Evening star., 1957-12-19
By lhs Aa.oeIatsd Prss.

ofiicials said today no money
for arming West Europe with
intermediate range missiles is
budgeted in the s3.940.O00.OO
foreign aid bill being readied
for Congress.
They said several hundred
million dollars may have to be
added TO the request to pay
for the 1.500-mile range Jupiter
and Thor missiles---if the Eu-
ropean nations decide they
want them.
The l6-nation NATO sum-
NIT conference at Paris ac-
cepted unanimously the prin-
ciple that NATO as a whole
should have the weapons.
Britain and Turkey agreed to
accept them. Only the Neither
lands among the continental
European allies said yes Inn
mediateiy. However. the United
States is not expected to have
intermediate range missiles
ready to deliver overseas until
late next year.
Meanwhile. diplomats deal
ing with the foreign aid pro-
gram expressed some confusion
over President Eisenhower's
reference to the Export-Im-
port Bank in his opening
speech at the NATO meeting
Monday.
Mr.. Eisenhower. saying the
Evening star., 1957-12-19
CopituI Files Suit
On Plane Mishup

CHICAGO. Dec. 10 R1.--
Capital Airlines sued q British
plane manufacturing firm yes
terday for ss32.sOO damage to
a plane which made q belly
landing at Midway Airport
February 20. 1856.
Defendant in the Superior
Court suit was vickers-Arm-
strong. Ltd. makers Of the
vickers viscount plane.
The four-engine plane with
81 passengers and q crew Of
four made the belly landing
at the end Of q fight from
Detroit. No one was injured.
but Capital said in the suit that
only si67 200 worth Of the Sill
million plane was salvageable.
Capital contended Vickers
was negligent because various
electrical systems connecting
the nose landing gear and the
propellers failed to function
properly
Evening star., 1957-12-19
Foot Is Amputoted
From Girl Found
With Legs Frozen

LOUISVILLE, KY. Dec. IL
R.-Rosella Auxier had her
left foot amputated yesterday
the latest in a series OF ef-
forts by doctors TO save her
legs.
The l5-year-old Prestonsbure
girl was rushed to Louisville
last Friday after spending five
days in oblivion.
She was found unconscious
in an unheated store at Pres
tonsburg and Rosella has not
been able to explain what hap
pened to her during the Ave
days she was missing.
She left her grandmother's
house December 8 and the only
things she recalls are going to
a show somewhere" and some
body picking me up and putting
me in a car"
Doctors said long exposure
to near-zero temperatures left
her legs frozen from knee 10
toe. And although the foot
could not be saved. doctors
hope they can save the leg.
Evening star., 1957-12-19

1925. That twister killed sac
persons In Missouri. Illinois
and Indiana--hut 606 Of them
were in Illinois. Damage was
listed at $l6.5 million.
In addition to the Murphys-
boro dead. there was one ia
tality near Du Quoin. H.. and
one near Pennington. Mo.
Killed At . community called
Sunfield. about 3 miles north
of Du Quoin. was James Car
ter. about 10. A 7-month-old
boy. Robert Shannon. was ia
tally injured In q twister which
struck a rural area near Farm
ington.
-Four Of the Murphysboro fa-
talities occurred in one FAM
ily. Mrs. Martha Butcher and
three Of her children were
hurled from their home and
tossed into a nearby field. All
were killed.
Other. Victims
Also killed In MuFplIysboro.
. town Of about e.250. were
Mrs. Julia Marshall, n: Bobby
Marshall. 2: Brenda Joyce
johnson. IL. and Mrs. Rich
ard Menley. about so.
Residents OF Mount Vernon.
about so miles northeast Of
Murphysboro. considered them
selves fortunate because Of the
lack Of fatalities in that city
of $500.
The Western Gardens sec
ton. on the north side Of
Mount Vernon. was wrecked.
Observers who watched the
funnel from a distance re-
ported that as it descended on
the area. Is or 20 prefabricated
homes in the $4,000 class
simply exploded. Debris flew
in all directions. Two other
sections also were hit hard.
Evening star., 1957-12-19

ana anOtneF IN A1lSSOuFl. more
than 100 persons were hurt, at
least 80 in Murphysboro and
Mount Vernon, H.. alone.
Scores Of homes were fat
tened and property damage was
estimated in the millions OF
dollars.
Many Homes Are Hit
Destruction was greatest in
Mount Vernon as the twisters
slammed through the Tornado
Alley" Of Southern Illinois. Be
tween IS and 100 homes were
destroyed or badly damaged in
Mount VERNON.
But Murphysboro had the
greatest human misery.
Here nine persons died. The
ninth victim was found in the
ruins Of his hurned-out home
about 20 feet from where his
wifeS body was found last
night. He was identified as
Richard Menley. IS.
Workers dug through debris
in search OF other bodies. At
least IS persons were hospi-
talized and 30 homes destroyed.
Is by fires which followed the
twisters.
In addition. nearly a score
of towns reported injuries or
damage by the violent late au-
tumn weather.
The tornado struck Muir
physboro shortly before S pm.
With the destruction, this
Southern Illinois section again
has offered tragic evidence Of
the reason II is called Tor
nado Alley" Mostly because
of twisters. which regularly
churn through the area. the
Weather Bureau ranks Illinois
as a whole the country's over
all leader in tornado deaths.
1925 Tornado Recalled
The deadliest tornado in the
Nations history centered in
Southern Illinois on March Is.
Evening star., 1957-12-19
Death Toll Rises to II
In 2-Stote Tornudoes

MURPHYSBoRo H.. Dec. 10 U9.-Another body
found in ruins today bringing TO IL the death toll from
sona tornadoes which through Southern Illinois
Missouri late yesterday.
The twsters left high toll of injuries and destruction The
big cleanup job started today.
Ten fatalities reported Southern Illinois
Evening star., 1957-12-19
FOUND

CAT, tiger, male, beautiful afiec-
Bethesda. co. S-79zO.
DOG, male. black and white. red coll
lar: vic downtown Alex: owner or
GOOD home, XII. D-3Db0.
DOG, boxer. male. fawn, red collar
ana leash: vic Pairlington. owner
call k1. g-3p5g.
DOG, cocker type, male, black: vic.
West Taylor Run Parkway. owner or
rood home XII p-30bD
PUPPY. female. SO mos. brown and
white. beagle type; anectionate; vic,
Both and Brandywine; owner or good
home KIN 7-0i33,
PUPPY, female. white, tan freckies.
mixed breed; owner or good home,
NJ H-.,b0v.
PUPPY. beaeie. male. blue tick: vie.
Clemson DR., owner call XII 9-3Db9.
PUPPY, black. male, months old,
white on front toes; near Ten.Penn
kestaufant, 10th and Pa. ave. NV.
WO. 0-2467
SEVERAL FINE PUPPIEs, owners or
Alacement, PRINCE 0EOR0E8 AMI
4 AfAL REscuE LEAGUE, wa. 1850.
Evening star., 1957-12-19
LOST

LOSI
BTLLFOLD, mans. brown: vie. $500
block Conn. ave. Liberal reward. tB
3-5l44.
BILLFOLD. Vie OF sth and Taylor
ne. 18th and Perry. i4th and Z. ].
ave. ne. OF Eastern Hlgh school:
reward LA. 6-7f92, sos Taylor
50. ne
CAP PLATE from Metropolitan Police
hat, No. 1925. vic. 900 Indiana ave.
and Tysons Corner, Va. Dec. Is
Contact md precinct or TO. e-59lS.
BRIET CASE. black, personal papers.
Reward. OV. 3.l625. alter 3 pm,
monds; vic. Eastern AiTlInes Airport
or 18th A. II sts. NV. wo. 6-I455.
DOG. boxer. male. red collar. oxon
Bun Hin We. reward. Can "
DOG, cocker spaniel, female, tan and
soppsr' .ygsaring Alex taE g575gi
woodland ter, Alex Kf. a-I7s7.
snsvers to 'Bricfs vic. Tineolnia
Hills, Alex. Reward. Days. Dl. 7-40bs;
DOG, collie. female. honey and white; ;
no tags; vic. fremont Gardens. Call
JE 3-s1el.
DO0s maze Dl1ckt miniature FfenCn
poodle, 10 mos. old; vicinity OF 4kth
and Tilden SITS. NV: reward. WO.
6-i91s
GLASSES. light blond and metal rims.
brown leather case vic. Flower ave.
shopplng center; reward. ~, 5-7623.
KEYS, identi. plates on KEY chain show
correct address Of owner, but maiden
name. also auto license number: re-
ward. Call HO. 2-9Os6.
KEYS, about 12: one key has No. AIS:
lost Thursday, December IL. vie. eth
Reward. RA. S-ol5s after q pm.
SHOPPING BAG. ladys,. blue cloth: /
am, Nov 20, sidewalk, 18th and p
nv. reward. DU. 1.b54s
SKIRT. Mon. Dec. 10, In taxi or Cal
weston 81. s.w. 10. l-l26D.
TIGER CAT, altered male; vie, Ia
koma Park. reward. JU. 9-356l.
WATCH, lady's. Hamilton, ". rold and
diamonds. vic. 0th-pth. Pc. ave. NV.
Reward NO 1-777O
WATCH. mans Hamilton, aliieator
band Has sentimental value. Vic
18th and Rhode Island ave. ne. Re-
ward Call AD. 2-1737 after q pm.
Evening star., 1957-12-19
1925 Tornado Recalled

The deadliest tornado in the
Nations history centered in
Southern Illinois on March Is.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-01-11

How esn YOU fail 10 mako the
kaIei Get money In sesds by
using want ads.
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PROPOSALS

I snpos % AND De ddRo 81 500 Oct pis I,
1851 SEALED PROPOSALS viii
be reed, IN RIM. -404. 4aa Pa Ave.
nv Wash D G. until 2 Pm
Soil and soddinE at Lasalle Ele-
mentary sehl 9th St. and Riggs
Rd NE. Wash. d c Proposal
able from Supervisor Bid and
Sontr. Section, Procurement once.
NV. tTeI Ma. 10000. Ext 237si
ocs.g. l0,l1,12.l4
GOVT. OF DIST. OF col. DEPT.
sEfLEI' PROPOSALS viii be reed
IN RIM sO4. 400 Pa Ave NV.
wash. / D. C.. until . PM.
publicly pssnnsd ana read for con-
Pi Sc consist. Of So line Il
5'6' dla brick and concr masonry
sewer bo lin II 20" dia extra
strength feinf concr culvert pipe
sewer, 3a5 lin II. so" dia reini
foneT plysrt PIPE PIPE sewer sS l6S I'm;
pipe. sever 55 lin II, IS" dia
conc, junction chamber and /
reinf oncr manhole base, Pro-
posal forms, plans and speens.
obtainable from Supervisor, Bid
8@nrGs CONT ss sI, "a. P I9a pInr,
Ave. w lei Ma ' s.sooS 5,
Ext -35si ocl0ll,isI4.i6f6
DEPARTMENT or COMMERCE.
MARITIME ADMINISTRATIONS
WASHINGTON, d c, hereby In.
Vltes sealed bids for the purchase
Of the IS Hal HSUAN formerly
the American Flag Liberty Dry
Cargo vessel BEN A. RUFFIN,
Onlcial Number 2453 In Singa-
Colony q sinsspo Ss0' The S vessel
Is offered Tor sale for operation,
use, or other disposition, subject
to the provisions OF invitation for
BIDS No. PD-X-b37, dated October
s, 1857, copies OF which may be
obtained by prospective bidders
upon application to the Maritime
Administration, Washington, D. c..
or to the American Consulate,
singapore. Bidding Is not linn
tied TO citizens OF the United
States The vessel may be In.
SPECIFIED upon application to the
custOdial agent American Pfesi-
dent Lines. Ltd, Union Bldg
Coilyer Quay, p o. Box 1913,
SINGAPORE Bids addressed TO the
T, l5 pm. Eastern Standard
Maritime Administration reserves
the right To reject any and all
bids. JAMES l.. P1MpER, secra.
tary. Maritime Administration,
Department OF Commerce, WASH
ington %, d c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11

GOVT, or Dist. or COL, DIR.
1857 SEALED PROPOSALS. viii
be reed, IN RIM lO4, 400 Pa. Ave.
NV, Wash. l. d. q. until 2 Pm.
.LSTl Nov ~ 1927, and then
SRaisaITF.n' e center s O pIsssIst frame
lng school near Laurel, Nd, as
follows: NURSERY coTTAuEi z
JUNIOR uNITsi DETENTION
UNIT eIAFF HOUSING: and IN
GENERATOR Proposal forms.
s ,,Or prnc,,, sld anr oTc Sn see
RIM 4O4, 4aa Penna Ave. NV.
upon deposit Of a certified check
for 500 90 per set payable TO
Collector OF Taxes. D c. lTel.
Ma 10000. Ext .ca7s
OFFiCE or THE ARCHITECT OF
TIVE CAPITOL. United states CAD.
itol, Washington, p c.. october
10 la , :. sse.,S.f eids x, 'r nfs,
until ! O'CLOCK PM. Eastern
Standard Time. October 20. 1857,
and then publicly opened. for the
replacement Of portions Of the
conner roof Of the Annex TO the
library OF CenGress, washington,
d c. Specifications and other
bidding information will he issued
without deposit, IN the discretion
of the Architect Of the Capitol to
qualified prospective bidders Bid
ders are required to visit the
Annex 10 the Library OF Congress
before preparing their bids and
fully inform themselves as TO al
conditions affecting the work, and
obtain all dimensions and other
information needed for estimat-
ing the work ARRANGEMENTS Tor
the visit shell be made In advance
with Mr. Merton J. Foley. Chief
Of the Buildings and Grounds
Division Of the Library OF Com
greSs This NAV be done by tele-
phonins Bteriing 3-04nn Exten-
sinn 500 between AM and
PM, Monday through Friday.
Bids must be prepared and sub.
mitted " accordance with and
subject IN the bidding conditions
ACCOMMODATING the specifications
and the successful bidder viii be
required 70 furnish q ueriorm-
ance bond and uayment bond.
J GEORGr STEWART, Architect
OF the Capitol oeli
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MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under d. c. ldw couples
must apply for marriage
license on one day. gdit three
fun days and recetve the
license on the fifth day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
Eusene Morgan. rs. 9TH and K ,ts
NV and Matte Marie HIS, 25
1907 North Capitol 81.
John Buddy Horn. 10 Cave City, ARR
and Barbara Ann Maddox. is, 1880
Bias Alfonso Alfsro, % Greenbelt Md
and Suzanne NJ Amitin, 90, 1857
MintVood pl NV.
carmelo J, Giordano, 81 BROOKLYN
~ Y. and Priscilla X Moulton TO-
Price Grier. ir. 80. 1893 Harvard st
NV, and Bernice Leslie craighead
%. Sill 9TH st, nv
and Evelyn Rose Goldman, 30. Alex
Michael Leon Archie. 20. 1894 9th pl
ne and Jscduelyn Elizabeth Taylor
AVN lee Kelisy. IS. Baltimore and
MarEaret Ruth Palmer, IS. 1880 L
Earl Vernon Church. 90 Winston
Yeomans, 81 1910 oueebc 81 NV
Edward Isaac Weinstein. % Silver
Spring Nd and Harriet Beth Train.
9, 6l0l 18TH - NV
ne. and Louise Ethel williams -
$50 18th st. ne.
Leo Alexander Dry. 81 and Esther
Smith Greene ~. both Of 1921 8
VuSsne aSmnpd capozto a trYz
Hobar, st NV and Isabelle Ratlh
Mitchell 80 1870 Hobart ~ NV
Felix Martin piniefs 81. sos Isl -
ny and Hilsri@ 7 Robenioi' 80
Eugene David. Thurman -, AS go
81 ne and Alice Elizabeth Daniels.
20. 3i2s Hayes ST ne ma 800
John WorthinRton Wylie, -. 1929
Georgia ave ". and Doris Frances
Pfelfer go Hyattsyllle, Nd
Michael John Volk. IS Kent Village.
Nd and Ann Lawler ouilday "a.
william Cunningham. 80, l32a Euclid
~ NV. and Martha Cornela Curtis,
~, 10 Hillside pl. se.
D0 conT eii'Ns$ both ' q i@@ l' sR Ru 4
Robert Morris ooodloe, IT, -. 1888
MONTGOMERY. ~. 2l24 ~ Capitol
David Lee Keith. %. 324 9th At ne
and Hazel Patricia Smith. ~. i7ls
COrcOran A., NV
Charles Dennis Sanford 90 1l14 5tsi
ri ne, and Lessie Yyonne Harper
10. 533s james pl ne
Herman McMiller 2s and Sonora shep.
pard. ~ both OF 241I 18th 81 n "
Aaron willard Dodek % 8lnl iatf
st. and Fredda Diane Goldberg
10. II Sheridan II nv
Raymond Hucy Wood, IT,, 90, OcalA
Fla and Mildred Louise Ice, Is
NJ
David William oriiiiths. "a. 1917 Nay.
II, Animation. Va. u'''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11
CHESTER ". GRAY.
GEORGE &. UPDEGRAfF,
And UNA RITA MORRIS.
Attorneys for the
nisfrtet ~ Columbia

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District OF Columbia.
Holding Probate Court DIS
TRlcT OF UMBIA. a munici-
pal corporation. District Building.
FRANcffsso r J COLLINS, Ad ADMIN y
traitor OF the Estate OF Pearl RUBY
Moran. deceased 3S2l l4th Street.
NV Washington y. C., Defend
ant Administration No n0,ll7.
ORDER Application having
been made herein by the Commits
sioners Of the District Of Columbia
maran r. ndi sSovt ma, pse d.c. sSSy
died intestete without heirs AZ law
or next OF kin within the decree
OF relationship recognized by the
laws OF distribution, and for
decree that said decedents prop.
erty esoheat TO the District Of
Columbia pursuant to Act of
Stat. 1851. Section 1917, n. c.
Code 1851 Ed ,, as amended, II
IS by the Court. this / 9th dav
o. August, 1857. ORDERED that
the unknown heirs at law and
nest Of kin. II any. OF Pearl Ruby
Moran, deceased. and all others
ttSSn con sa,s iappeSr y SAID Court on
at ten o'clock, Am and show
cause n any they have, whv such
application should not be granted
Let notice hereof be published In
the washington Law Reporter"
and In THE Evening star" twice
a month for the three consecutive
9spp'hSi o gEIp' 70 AZ aIRi tsjurn , ssss.
leeal A TRUE COPY ATTEST.
FRANK. J. BURKART Deputy Req
lister Of Wills for the District OF
Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate
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