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THUS. J, OWEN = SUI
AuctiOneers,
III = ST, NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
BRICK DWELLING KNOWN As
PREMISES 1909 N STREET.
BY virtue Of 4 Deed Of Trust re-
corded IN Liher No. 0706, 1t
Folio $50 Of the Land Records Of
the District Of columhis, We shall
MoNpAY YEN The q s Hne RTs@lEfs DAY S
Two THIRTY.fIvK O'CLOCK
Pm. Lot SO IN Rudolf Gold
sehmid's subdivision Of lots
s .9 sspi Il L aS, Il ger rC DIss i rs
n t e: 1ss q 3, t the surveyor
inr more mo psrticuiarls dsseTibsd 81
metes and bounds in said Deed
TERMS e LTpi Or SALE: ALL CASH. De-
post q $4,000 required 81 tins
Of sale: Terms Of sale 70 Be
from date Of sale. otherwise the
trustees reserve the Sisht 70 re-
cost OF he defauitinT purchaser.
such resale IN some newspaper
published in the District OF Coz
lumbla, or deposit may be for
feited, or without forfeitinR de-
post, trustees may avail Them
selves Of any legal or Equitable
rights against defaulting pur-
time Of sale. Adjustment Of Real
Estate taxes and water rent to
date Of sale. All conveyancing.
recording and revenue stamps.
etc, at cost Of purchaser.
SAMUEL SCRIVENER, Jr.
eeb. 7,0.11.14 Trustees.
THOs. j. OWEN q SON,
Auctioneers,
iii Y ST. NV.
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PERSONAL

KIND CARE given invaiids and ell
derly people. Day and night sery-
ice. good food, beautiful surrouEd-
ines. Call JE. 2-Ol0l. ILIFF
NURSING HOME. Dun Lorine. Va.
No calls on Saturday.
EMBASSY REST HOME-Licensed
24-hr. nursing care, tray service.
Special diets. CO. b-4754. IL
ORGAN LESSONS at home or
studio. Box 3e1-R. Star
1880 CONN. AVE. H.W,-ciean.
quiet home provided for older peo-
pie that require tray service. Call
Du. 7-9ss2 for appointment.
FORM 81, U. 9. Job applications.
prepared and typed. ExCH. sERV-
ICE Co. ST. $3.50. 1b'
MIAlBOGRAPHING - 500 copies.
SOB. Incl. typ; stencil EXCH.
81 sTTRsy lSIsse. 1889 K st. ~ s.V'
FIRM. WAVE. So ls5; .h9mD. wave.
BEAUTY ACADEMY. 1900 Il nv.
TYPIN0-Speed and accuracy guar
etssd pick up and delivery. AID.
THE MIRACLE or ss-Your old
dress chic and elegant again when
dyed BY EXQUISITE" 1900
Georeia ave. nv. 2A. 3-9777.
HOME TUTORING-Certified, ex-
perienced teacher: elem. subjects:
high school Eng. and history; Eng.
for foreign students, OIL. 2-60lg.
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS ard
Invitations: CHR. service. STAN
LEY ADAMS. sos 18th st. NV,
DI. 7-l434: ewes. ia. 5-824b. l5s
1000 BUSINESS CARDS, raised
ltrs.: del. to you: SOS. with or
without calendar. RA. 3-7eSO.
FRENCH CONVERSATION, private
instruction by y. s. military in
terpeter. Tel. il. 1920 after
pm.
MUSIC STUDIO. beautiful newly
decorated: excel location: BY
week. day or hour. AID. 4-S73S.
REWARD for Information on where
abouts Of tall. white haired lady.
about b5, from Norfolk, Va. Has
18th and 3 SITS. NV. SONIAGs
DE. 2-5O15. IL
WILL NOT BIZ RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted by anyone
other than myself. HOWARD J.
BURKLEY. 621 N. Nelson St,
All. Va; 5000 N. Wash. blvd.
NAH JONGG
IT'S baek-more popular than
ever. LEARN TO PLAY. For infor-
nation. EN-. 3-32Se. VIII. 6-50e9.
TYPIST
Fast, accurate, recommended, ex-
per. in thesis and mss cleo. ma
chine: reas. rates. LA. $3.50.
SUEDE
and LEATHER JACKETS COATS
cleaned BY our SPECIAL PROCESS
with clear color and original soft
ness. EXQUISITE CLEANERS. 300
Ca. ave NV. RA. 3-0777.
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lf1l Z ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
BRlCk DWELLING KNOWN AS
rREM1Sks 1000 NJ STREET.
BY virtue Of q Deed Of Trust re-
corded IN Liber No. 9706, at Polio
800 Of the land Records Of the
District OF Columbia, we shall
MONDAY THE sIXTEENTH DAY
OF SEPTEMBER. AID. 1857, AT
TWo-THIRTY O'CLOCK pm. Los
81 in Rudolf Goldschmid's sub
division. Of lots. In Square 341, as
per plat recorded in Liber IA ct
Folio 1855 in the once OF the
Surveyor for the District Of Co
lumbia being more particularly
described BY metes and bounds
TERMS OF SALE: ALL CASH. De-
post Of $500 required at time
Of sale. Terms Of sale to be COM
piled with within thirty days
from date Of sale. otherwise the
trustees reserve the right TO resell
the property ct the risk and cost
Of the defaulting purchaser, after
fve days advertisement Of such
resale resale IN some newspaper pub
or deposit may be forfeited. or
without FORGETTING deposit. trus-
tees may avail themselves Of any
legal or equitable rights AGAINST
defaulting purchaser. Further
particulars at time Of sale. Ad-
iustments Of Real Estate taxes
and water rent to date Of sale.
All eonveyancing. recording and
revenue stamps. ETC., at cost OF
purchaser.
SAMUEL scRIyENER. Jr.
JUNIOR p. cROWEI,L.
se5.7,9,11.14 Trustees.
runs OVrFN 4 a0N
The Nome nugget., 1957-06-24
Speed Boat Race To Be Held On Fourth of July

The City Council 4th of July Committee met other interested persons Friday evening to organ ize the program for Independence Day.
 Councilmen Pete Reader and Wilbur Arnold head the commit tee which also includes, Joe Amarok for native sports; Bob Emmons for the American Le- zion; Sgt. Granfield for the Ma tional Guard; Phillip Lancaster for the Civil Air Patrol; and Russ Hermann who will act as master of ceremonies at the patriotic ex- ercises of the program.
 The committee announced to- day that two new events have been provided: an outboard speed boat race and a skeet shoot.
 Two classes of speed boats will Cdl I4C1pdLS III tIS 1dCSS, SIlld41 boats powered with less than 20 horsepower motors and those with over 20 h.p. motors.
 A time and a place for regis tration will be announced later for those who intend to enter the races.
 A full day of events is being scheduled and in order to get everyone into the act'' the chil- dren's races will start at g am.
 It is also understood that an air show will be provided some time during the day with jets putting on the show.
The Nome nugget., 1957-06-24
US. Atomic Scientists Can Make
 H-Bomb 95 Percent Free of Fallout

WASHINGTON R-Atomic sci entists today told President Eisen- hover this country now can pro- duce hydrogen bomb approxi- mately 95 percent free of radio active fallout.
 Three University of California physicists, visiting the President with Chairman Lewis L. Strauss of the Atomic Energy Commission (AEC), reported the progress on producing a "clean" H-bomb.
 Strauss told reported strides have been made since June 5, when Eisenhower reported that fallout had been reduced by nine tenths from that of earliest H. bombs.
 By the time he made that state ment, we had gone about half the way to ten-tenths," Strauss said.
 The three scientists-all obvi- ously pleased-stood with Strauss as he spoke. They were Dr. Ern- est O. Lawrence, Dr. Mark M. Mills, and Dr. Edward Teller, all of the University of California radiation laboratory.
 Strauss cut off question to
The Nome nugget., 1957-06-24

, Dr. Teller-Whether a moratOr- lum on nuclear weapons testing would hamper progress toward producing weapons which would not harm civilian populations thru fallout. The question should not be answered, the AEC chair man said, because it might hinder disarmament negotiations now in progress
 Britain fired May 31 an H-bomb which was reported to have pro duced only slight direct radio active fallout. Informants indi- cated to reporters with the British testing force in the Central Pacific that this bomb would be virtually "clean" as a battle weapon if ex- ploded as much as two miles high.
 One of the arguments that has been made for a halt to weapons testing is that accumulated fallout radioactive dust and particles drifting over the world-might rise to the point where it was causing bone cancer and effecting genetic changes.
 Some experts contend there are dangers from the radioactivity all ready released But the three sci entists accompanying Strauss to the White House were emphatic in stating that all the H-bomb tests to date have produced harm less and negligible" quantities of radioactivity.
The Nome nugget., 1957-06-24
KOtZebue Holds Beluga Derby
 This Summer

Kotzebue is holding a fishing derby this summer but theirs is entirely different than any other derby in Alaska. It is a beluga whale derby and will be judged for the biggest, measuring from nose to tail. The derby will last all summer, as long as there are 'belugas in the vicinity, stated Frank Whaley, who is now the inter-line and tour manager for Wien Alaska Airlines.
 Whaley plans to make frequent visits to Nome and other parts of the territory where tours are being made, to help work out the problems involving the handling of Alaska visitors.
The Nome nugget., 1957-06-24
Air Force Band Coming for the 4th

Nome will have a band for the the Fourth of July, according to advices received by Mayor Stef- fen Andersen from Col. Lewis Stocking of Ladd Field.
 The 774th Air Force Band is scheduled to arrive the morning of July 4th and remain for the day.
 Speaker for the day is Governor Mike Stepovich, who will make his first official visit at that time.
 The program committee has stated they will have the com plete program for events soon.
The Nome nugget., 1957-06-24
Attempt to Initiate Stunt Mans Dive Proves Fatal to Man. 50

HALSTEAD, England, R-A1- bert Heys watched contemptuous- ly yesterday as stunt man made three 6O-foot dives into a tiny tank of water at the annual viii lage fair.
 ''It's simple; I could do it my self," Heys told bystanders.
 A few minutes later the 5O- yearold factory worker whipped off his coat, scaled a ladder to the diving platform, jumped off, hit the side of the tank and was killed. ..-
The Nome nugget., 1957-06-24
Bids for Nome ACS Center Reviewed

ANCHORAGE For construc- tion of three Alaska Communica- tion System Centers-at Nome, Bethel and Kotzebue-the US. Army Engineer District, Alaska, has awarded a contract for Kotze- bue and has bids for the two oth- CT sites under review.
 On the station at Nome, Sched- ule A bids were: $193,43O from American Service Co.,; 214,632 from BECK Constructors, Se- attle; S23O,675 from Inlet Con- struction Co.,, Anchorage.
 The governments estimate was $153,694 for the Nome project. Other bidders were Chris Berg and Pacific Construction.
The Nome nugget., 1957-06-24
BIC. Crash Fatal to IA Persons
 Caused by Ground Personnel Error

PORT HARDY, B.C., R-Four- teen Of IS persons aboard a Pa cific Western Airlines plane died in a crash here yesterday after noon as the pilot tried to return for an emergency landing after his takeoff.
 A preliminary report from the airline today indicated the disas- ter apparently was caused by the leaving of a ground control block on the tail assembly.
 The plane had taken off on a regular 190-mile flight to Vancou- yer from this northern tip of Vancouver Island.
 A witness living near the field said the plane was attempting to return for a landing when sud- denly it plunged nose down onto the runway.
 "A terrible fire followed" said Mrs. R. Lennox. Its a wonder anyone got out alive"
 The airline statement said: Tt appears from early reports that the cause of the accident was fail ure of some personnel to remove one of the ground control blocks which are always placed on the tail assembly,"
 Among those killed. were Capt. Gerald w. Allen, 37, the pilot, and Laurie Roland, 23, the CO., pilot, both of Vancouver. Roland was the former Canadian junior open golf champion and three time winner of the British Colum- bia junior title.
 One woman, Mrs. J. Carver, of Port Alice, BC., was among the dead. Two RCAF technicians were killed. The II other passengers killed were woods workers re- turning from a camp on Vancou- yer Island
 The stewardess and three pas sengers escaped thru the rear emergency door
The Nome nugget., 1957-06-24

WASHINGTON, R-The Su- preme Court today upheld the federal obscenity statute, which bars the mailing of indecent liter ature.
 Justices Brennan delivered the 6-3 decision for himself, Chief Justice Warren, and Frankfurter, Burton, Clark and Whitaker.
 Justices Black, Douglas and Harlan dissented.
 The law was attacked by Sam uel Roth, New York publisher. who was convicted of sending Ob- scene literature thru the mails and got five years Imprisonment and S5,OOO fine.
 Roth contended the statute vio- lates constitutional guarantees in cluding those of freedom of speech and press.
 But Brennan, for the majority, wrote:
 we hold that obscenity is not within the area of constitutional ly protected speech or press"
 The statute involved in the Roth case makes. unlawful the mailing of "every obscene, Iewd, lascivi- ous or filthy book, pamphlet, pie
The Nome nugget., 1957-06-24
Watchmaker's Vacation Ends With Solo Crossing Of Pacific Ocean

SAN FRANCISCO, R-Another vacation is over for Peter Chuck mann, the San Francisco watch maker who spends his spare time flying solo over oceans.
 This time it was the Pacific.
 Gluckmann, who twice crossed the Atlantic in light planes, land ed from Hawaii yesterday. He did 1t in a single-engine Beechcraft. He made the return flight in 19 hours and 10 minutes, slowed by unexpectedly strong headwinds and a thunderstorm
The Nome nugget., 1957-06-24

Frenchman Flat like long smear or blanket all over the area after the shot"
 In Las Vegas, about 75 miles away, one observer said the atom ic cloud had double mushroom effect" The AEC described this as follows: "A heavy pillar of dust was lifted, composed of talcum powder-like dust from the surface of Frenchman Flat Dry Lake. It formed a mushroom shaped cloud atop the stem, creating the unusu- al effect of a mushroom stem and cloud with second separated cloud lifting above them"
 The exact size of the blast was not disclosed. The AEC had said it would be above 20 kilotons. or more powerful than the bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Naga- saki.
 Only light fallouts were ex- pected at Highway 93, 50 to 60 miles from the test area.
The Nome nugget., 1957-06-24
Supreme Court Upholds Federal Law
 Banning Obscene Literature in Mail

ture, paper, letter, writing, print or other publication of an inde- cent character"
 Roth's conviction, in US. Dis trict Court in New York, was won on four counts growing out of mailed circulars advertising pub lications called Photo and Body, Good Times, and American Aph- rOdite No. IS.
 Brennan said ideas other than obscenity having even the slight est redeeming social importance -morthdoox ideas, controversial ideas, even ideas hateful to the prevailing climate of opinion have the fu1l protection" of the First Amendment. "unless ex- cludable because they encroach upon the limited area of more inn portant interests"
 Douglas, dissenting for himself and Black, said the courts deci- sion makes the legality of a pub lication turn Ion the purity of thought which a book or tract in stills in the minds of the reader" !"
 Douglas said the test of obsce- nifty the court endorses today gives the censor free range over a vast domain"
The Nome nugget., 1957-06-24
Pilot Reported Killed In Crash Of Vein Plane

A report was received yester- day that a Wien Norseman plane crashed after leaving Selawik and that the pilot, Ed Badten, was killed. The plane was carry ing three passengers at the time but it is not known here how badly they were injured, accord ing to Dick Miller of the Wien office. Two of them were re- ported taken to Fairbanks and one to Anchorage
 Cause of the crash has not yet been determined according to Miller.
The Nome nugget., 1957-06-24
Nuclear Device Set Off in Daylight
 Is Strongest of US. Summer Series

ATOMIC TEST SITE, Nev., R, Scientists today fired test weapon so bright it was blinding in daylight and so strong that it wrenched doors from their hinges IA miles away.
 The device, most powerful of the summer test series and the first to be touched off in daylight, was suspended 700 feet above the desert floor from big plastic balloon.
 It was the 50th detonation in Nevada since the United States began experimenting here.
 A reporter who watched the 6:30 am. blast from Angels peak, 40 miles away, said: 'The initial flash was very bright, even when viewed thru high density goggles.
 The fireball seemed to be like a double one. The cloud ascended very rapidly. It seemed like it hit 10000 feet in no time. Then there was cloud layer that hung over
The Nome nugget., 1957-06-24
Draft Call for 11,OO0

WASHINGTON, R-The Army issued a draft call for 11,OOO men in August. This is 1000 lower than the previously announced quotas for the fourth month be- ginning in April.
The Nome nugget., 1957-06-24
ARAB INFILTRATOR KILLED BY ISRAELI PATROL

JERUSALEM, RHAn Arab in fltrator was killed yesterday in a Negev Desert clash between an Israel army patrol and infltrators
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ROOMS FURN.-s.E.-sW.

1925 NJ ST. S.E.-Furn. rm.. private
home, conv. to Andrews, Boiling
and Navy Yard. LII. 2-3316.
NEAR CAP. HILL, S.E.-For lady,
in pvt. home; clean, quiet: nice
block, on carline. Ii. 6-5991. 81
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ROOMS WANTED

BEDROOM. KITCHEN, unfinished
housekeeping rooms. NV. warm.
near grocery, bus, WO 6-29Jd.
MIDDLE-AGED empl. man wishes
room with Kitchen privil, or light
housekeeping. p. o. Box 1885.
WANTED by white gentleman by
February ~ nice size room, well
furnished; must be good bed: semi
pvt bath. no children: no other
roomers: nice white neighborhood .
close to downtown and transporta-
ton. rent reasonable. Box 32-Y,
Star.
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LIv. RIM, bedrm., kit, pvt. entr. and
bath: ideal Tor single man or mar
ried couple. Info, RA. 3-9317.
DUPONT CIR.-Lge. light. warm,
linens, dishes. refgr.. TV; SO
AID. 4-9636,
IL 3rd ST. S.E.-Refgr., water,
stove. Cow. to two street car
lines. ] person. Ii. $4,000.
pvt, bath. S55. Also sci. i rm' next ext
bath. $40. Sunday and ewes.
1870 KENYON N.W.-Well furn.
Ink. room. with stove refgr., sink
and porch. DE. 2-lS95.
COLORED-RMS. FOR light house,
keeping; single or double. no objec-
ton TO children. AID. 4-0669. 81
ONE RIM, small, for man. $50 per
mo. Nice, clean basement. 1888
Newton st. NV. DU. 1921.
COLORED. l743 s st. n.w.-Rm.
and kit, $14.50 wk. No children.
Share bath. AID. 2-9394.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

CLOSE TO DOwNTOWN--Fropt rm.
next to bath; TV. phone, linens.
300 Rhode Island ave. ne, DU.
7-13O0.
li2O GlRARD ST. N.E.--Retired
lady: private home: 2 rooms, bath.
kitchen. LA. 8-4176.
SINGLE ROOM. private home. Cen
tleman DE. 2-S7.5.
COLORED-NICE FRONT ROOM for
rent, l402 Morse st. ne. Ii.
4-59l0.
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APIS. FURNlsnEp-p. c.
TRENTON TERRACE
1.2 BEDROOMC

Attrac.. lge.. mod. apt: 1-2 bed
rooms. ranging from SS7. 50-Sll5
Parking and laundry facils.. cross
ventilation and playground area;
close to Boiling Field Apply office,
ave. Sc, or call 10. 2-O6Is.
UNFURN., IL BEDRMS.. S72 70
$S4 so. ALL CTILS. INCLUDED.
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RMS. APIS. TO SHARE Cont. }

GENTLEMAN to share lge. efiiciency
with another man; conv. loc.; very
FpaS TIE RQd1O
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CHOICE

Location embassy section in the
heart OF the city, at Meridian PIX.
compl turn. apt, incl linens, china,
etc: auto. air cond. and heat con-
troll: secy. service. utils. incl: Tv
ard garage avail l475 Euclid st.
NV, HU 3-3402
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

MONKEYS, SO, mynah birds, baby
honey bears, baby balloons, doves,
finches, snakes. turtles, alligators,
peafovl. pheasants, deer, ante
lopes. Angora goats. fancy mice:
hundreds Of rare animals. biyds
and reptiles on hand. Pc. 2-gO3O.
Omen daily. q It'll A.3O
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STOP-READ

2 rooms. liv rm. and bedrm com.
blned. screened-in porch. use. OF
kitchen. ideal for couple. beautifully
furn. and ready for occupancy: $45
month, including utils Also ! lge,
uniurn. room available. For inior.
am. and = am: also from pm.
to midnight.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES

NOTICE is hereby 81, en- that the fol-
dress listed herewith. mas made
application to the Commissioners
Of the District Of Columbia for a
license to engage in the business
Of loaning money for the license
year ending October 81. 1887, as
provided by the act OF Congress ap-
proved February 4, 1913. Anyone
desiring e protest AGAINST the issu-
in writing to the Commissioner
Of the District Of Columbia in the
BANKERS DISCOUNT coRPoRA-
GENERAL CREDIT, INC. 40i Hill
Building: GOVERNMENT EMPLOY
EES CORPORATION, 14th and |
MENT FINANCING CORP" 1911
ja17, 1922 % 29.3O
d. G, GOVERNMENT, January Is
&c and Motor Vehicle Regulations
and the same are hereby amended
as follows Amend Part II, Ar
ticle XIV. Section 1873 tal PARK
ING. Northwest Section. BY in
Sertlng the following peloIe tHt
Ing with UPTON STREET: From
9th Street to 3Sth Street on the
south side. 2-hour parkins, Z am
to $3.50 pm, and by inserting the
following before the last clause o.
the paragraph dealing with
STREET: From 18th Street vest 9
distance Of $50 feet, on the north
side, no parking to $3.50 am
and to 6:30 pm, Amend Part
II. Article XIV, Section 1893 te-2l
DIPLOMATIC PARKING AREAS
by striking out the paragraph ueal-
ing with Riggs Place NV. AMEND
Part II, Article XIV. Section l6a
teal DIPLOMATIC PARKING
AREAS. by adding the following
Rigs Place NV. space for three
cars on the south side. west Of
New Hampshire Avenue. R E. Nc
LAUGHLIN. D. 3. KARRICK. T. A
LANE. Commissioners, D. c. ian23
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PATENT
OFFICER

Career opportunity is
available for profession
al young man with ex-
panding research and
development laboratory.
The duties consist of CO.
ordination of patent ac-
Invites, determination,
potential patents and
stimulation of educa-
tional programs in re-
spect to patents.
A degree in engineering,
preferably the chemical
field, and some school
ing toward a law degree
essential. Experience in
the engineering field
desirable. Some travel
required. Send resume
and background expert
ence to Box ASK, Star.
State minimum salary
acceptable.
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DOLORES MURRAY, Attorney
1879 L Street NV.
Washington, d. G.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court. mo. 91S32.
administration Is to Give
Notice: That the subscriber. OF the
state Of Wisconsin has obtained
from the Probate Court OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia, Letters OF Ao::
ministration on the estate OF
LAURA K. PLUNKETT. also known
as LAURA KRUGER PLUNkElI
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 au-
thenticated. to the subscriber; on
or before the 10th day OF July,
AID. 1857: otherwise they. may by
law be excluded from all benefit
OF said estate. Given under my
hand this 10th day Of January
1857. EDWARD J. KRUGER
Route >. Markesan, Wisconsin.
Seal Attest: THEODORE .COGS-
WELL, Register Of Wills for the
District Of Columbia. Clerk Of the
Probate Court iaiH 1880
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JOHN A. RYAN, Attorney
S@l 10Th street NV,
washington, ID. g..

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court--No. 9lBOh
Administration This Is TO Give
Notice. That the subscriber. OF the
State Of Pennsylvania. has obtained
from the Probate Court OF the
District OF Columbia, Letters Of
AdminiStration on the estate OF
A, MABEL KRAMER, 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, u
18th day OF July, AID, 1867; other.
wise they may by law be excluded
from All benefit Of said estate
day OF January, 1857. DOROTHY
KRAMER MITCHELL. i2t shady
Drive West, Pittsburgh IS Penn.
sylvanlal lSeal Attest. FRANK
] BuRKART, Deputy Register Of
Willt for the District Of Columbia,
ls23,30-fe0.