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The Nome nugget., 1958-07-30
Reds Say Alaska Statehood Clears Way for Aggression

MOSCOW, R - The Soviet Army newspaper Red Star said today statehood for Alaska had turned it into "a military aggres- sive bridgehead" for an attack on Russia and other Communist lands.
 In the first Soviet press com ment on Alaskan statehood, Red Star said the danger to peace was especially acute in view of British-American armed inter- vention" in the Middle East.
 The paper said that, as a re- suit of it's conversion to state, Alaska now faced greater US. exploitation than ever.
 Asserting it was acting in re- sponse to reader requests, Red Star traced the sale of Russian America" by Russia's Czar Alex ander II in 1867 for 713 million dollars.
 The law to make Alaska the 18th state, the paper said, re- flected US. striving to find a new, more effective form of turning Alaska ''into a military, strategic bridgehead for an at tack on the Soviet Union, the Chinese peoples and other social ist countries"
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-30
ee them about noon."

see them about noon.
 The Eskimos kept repeating:
 "Just 288 more days in the Army. Just 288-and we are heading for the cool country-the biggest state in the union and it ain't Texas" :"
 The two are praying for rain like Arabs in the hills. Every night the company gets together and the two Eskimos peel off their clothes and steal down to the sea for a swim. They report again in the morning.
 Mister" Elmer said, ''there isn't ever going to be another Eskimo join the Army when we get home"
 'sThey make tailors into truck drivers. The Army even makes mechanics into bakers. But mo- body ever sent an Eskimo to the Middle East. This is one deal the Army never imagined in all its advertising"
 Elmer is gold-miner and Richard, a teacher at a govern ment school.
 What are their jobs in Lebanon?
 The hottest job in the place carrying ammunition. Two Es- kimos hauling ammunition in the East-the hottest jobs in the world.
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-30
Plan Cornerstone Laying Ceremony
 At Federal Bldg.

A brief ceremony has been planned for the laying of the cornerstone of the new Federal Bldg. which is to be held on Sat urday or Monday.
 Into the cornerstone will be placed a box containing histori- cal or documentary papers in cluding the signatures of all citizens who care to have their names there.
 Anyone wishing to be included must register with the City Clerk before Saturday.
 The time of the ceremony will be announced in the Friday edi- ton of the Nugget.
 Mayor Andersen, who is plan ming the ceremony states that a formal dedication ceremony will be held in October when the building is occupied, at which time an impressive program is planned.
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-30
.Faubus Given Overwhelming
 Primary Vote

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, RAGcv. Orval Faubus yesterday won an overwhelming mandate to resist school integration in sweeping to a third term Democratic nomi- nation.
 ''The returns indicate clearly the sentiments of the peopl Faubus said in a victory state ment.
 Crowds of jubilant supporters overflowed into the street ia front of Faubus' downtown cam paign headquarters here and sound truck screeched 'Dixie, '' the traditionally southern fight song, as the outcome of the bal loting in the preferential primary became evident.
 Faubus bowled over two op ponents by the widest majority ever accorded a gubernatorial candidate in Arkansas. In this heavily Democratic state, nomi- nation is tantamount to election.
 Faubus amassed 255,OS6 votes. Chris Finkbeiner, Little Rock meat packer, received 56,846 votes, and Lee Ward a state judge from Paragould, 57,966.
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-30
California To Gain 7 Seats In Congress
 After l96O Census

WASHINGTON, R - The Census Bureau said today Cali fornia may gain seven seats in Congress after the 1860 census more than twice as many as any other state.
 Projecting expected shifts in population, the bureau said nine states are likely to get bigger delegations and IA probably will lose seats as a result of the re- apportionment which will be made after the 1860 head count. In most cases that will involve redrawing district lines. Some times, however, an extra con- gressman is elected from the state at large.
 All the changes will be in the House of Representatives which has permanent legal member ship of 435. Each state by law has two senators, regardless of population.
 The projection indicated Cali fornia's House delegation will increase to 37 members from the present 30.
 Major losers probably will be New York and Pennsylvania. The bureau said they are likely to lose three seats each. Arkansas and Massachusetts would each lose two seats.
 The census figures indicated gain of three seats for Florida and two each for Michigan and Texas. They showed probable gains of single seats for Arizona, Indiana, Maryland Ohio and Oregon.
 In addition, Alaska will have one House member when it for mally becomes a state. This was taken into account in the projection. However, the census statisticians made no allowance for the possibility that Hawaii also may become state by the time House seats are reappor- toned.
 The bureau said losses of one seat are in prospect for each of the following states: Alabama Georgia, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Maine, Minnesota, Mississippi, North Carolina and West Virginia.
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-30
British Columbia Fires Cause Damage Estimated At Over $26 Million

VANCOUVER, BC., R-Brit- ish Columbia is taking a look to- day at huge bill from it's current heat wave-an estimated $26 mil lion worth in fire-ravaged tim Der, damaged crops and lost wages.
 There's the prospect it may reach $4O,0OO,O0O as dried-up streams and high water tempera- lures threaten heavy losses to the $15,000,000 pink salmon run.
 The Forestry Department hesi- tated to estimate the value of huge timber losses across the province, but some reports placed it at $2O,0O0,0OO. The freight ing bill is approaching $2,OOO,OOO and the loss in loggers' wages is about the same.
 An army of 2,90O men is fight ing BOA fires in B.C.
 Already more than 100000 acres of almost every type of timber in the province have been burned.
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-30
Senate Passes Bill
 Extending Alaska Law To Indian Reservations

WASHINGTON, R - The Sen ate Monday passed and sent to the White House bill extending Alaska law to Indian reservations within the territory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

" AvIVIV
Reg. White Sheets, 72x1os" 100
Patterned throw Rugs, soxso; heavy quality 7~*4
Reg. AcriIan Blankets, 2~IooS
"cameo" 2oss off
spIeed Tweed sIipeovers, s.ss studio 1898
Textured Printed Draw Draperes reg. Sss 500
s.ss AII-Woo Wilton Embossed BroadIoom 1850
Perfect szs and sx12 ANyon Brosdoom Rugs ssos
9Th E"" Washington "d FO" S"" "h FN" PARK""o"
sss Cuckoo Clocks s1z high, full and 1hour chimes 1851
SRr Spg and
Mems e-ozD acron-vVooI Tropical Suits 3785
Mems ass-1oss "NashWear" DacrSn-bIend Stacks 500
1sss2oss Famous Bostonian Shoes three styles 1899
@ S snnO and
3ss-Ss Mems ShortsIeeve Sport Shirts 400
3.s5-ss Mems Famous Dress Shirts and Pajamas 400
Mems 12s1so Boxer Shorts and T-shrts for s2s s9t
Mems s11so NyIon Stretch Cotton Sport Hose 59t
2soss Mems cowhide Belts, black brown % I29
an
1s0-1sS Cell Chapman designer nyIon hose ass
1884 Costume Jewery dazzling eoors, designs 97s'
399 Misses BIouses blends group 400
3ss-s.ss Jumbo Bags 1e-garment capacity ~2o0
A.ss 4-Drawer Utility Chest floral covering, $40
$3.50 Argus c3 3s-mm. Camera flash outfit 42So
sss Misses Crest Orion Blazer, knit S-MExL 3eq
sss-4ss French Imported sungIasses men: ss""' 289
q Stree Floor Washing Sne snmg
1.2s-1.S9 fodder PIaywear, ga, ; 2.80
12ss-17ss Jr. Deb cafornia-Ntake Swmsus SIS 800
$3.50 chdrens Famous-Make Shoes group 800
22s Boys DoubeKnee Blue Denim e2 LAO
24s Boys DoubIe-Knee Jeans "a and 1s Lac
2ss4ss Jr. Deb TShirts classic MILDLY small I.6o
3.ss-4.ss Jr. Deb caIhornia-NAake Shorts 1879
3ss Teens Skinner Pumps, white black pasteIs, 400
A9s Subteen Jamaica ShorsJ League 2.0Q
1.S9 Girls jamaica Shorty Shorts sizes TIA 2~s3
39S-S99 Tot fodder FamouMake Dresses,
Boys Shor-SeeVe Wash-n-Wear Sport Shirts, 1879
Se Swrnrad Floor Parking
81 Misses NyIOn Briefs, eIasticized waist legs; 50
6.SSS9S Misses Famous-Name Gowns long; S,
32-3S In the group 4.oQ.5.o0
Sh Subg nj Kmgnu
Special! Misses LaceLavshed NyIon Slips, Pettcoats,
32A0 In 208
Stree FDo- npr Sphgn
1855 Lt-out Carriage makes carbed bassnette 1890
SLIDER prn;Ad Floor
SPECIALS FROM TIL
JUNIORS Misses and women's sss Summer 1850
Misses Coats OF Imported 1907 Cashmere, SIS 1890
Perfect LBS NyIon Hosiery, fuI-fashioned soc
S3ss Women's Handbags asst fabrics coors 81
Mems 3s7s-47.S0 Wash'n Suits 1000
Mems for 1880 Stacks asst fabrics, waists a242
Mems zsslOs FamousMake Jackets sizes se to 4s 49o
SHOP EARLY, SHOP LATE MONDAY AT ALL he
| %Oo9+ SaLerSp ngmdPfRK mpon, 1000
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2O% AND MORE!
7SARY SALE
1885 Howell Bronzetone Dinee 1899
cIoseout! Ceramic carafe casseroes -L79
A-cIad Barbecue Wagons, Electric Rotisserie 1899
ss.7s Imported ss-pc. China Il 1899
s.ss Photograph Lamps 500
3o-Line Outdoor Dryer converts to umbrella 1899
Folding Picnic Tables size 24xeo" open 9.00
Mfr. List ss.ss Westinghouse MobIaIre Fans 37.s7
Floor FN a
1es-1ss Silk Sheers prints uN
Imported Pure Linen natural color only resistant sot
an
Mfr List 2ssss Westinghouse HI-speed Dryer 1898
Mfr. List 1es.ss Easy spndrIer Washers 1885
Lewyt Canister Vacuums 3A.95
Mfr chrysIer Easement Conditioner 1895
Mfr. List PASS Remote HF DuaIsided Speaker 1928
Mfr. List 2ss.ss Famous Il" Console TV 207.50
Mfr. List 24s L.P Brass Record BroWser lag
Mfr. List 3sss eTransistor Pocketsize Radio 27.95
Choice Of 1885 Chairs chair-otoman 1895
Century spc Mahogany Dining 1895
Berkine Vibrator Reclining Chair $685.
stckey Leather Modern Tables 1888
Leather Tables, gold fooled s08
Armstrong Outfits twin double size 7A.08
Famous Beddavenports assorted arms sleeps easily $50
2ssss kroehIer codovan Bedroom, modern 1925
Floor Wm am
Framed Length Door Mirror, 16x60" IS
Natural Mink stoIes In } Beautiful coIors *I9o'
Cashmere labels, S1S SO
29sS3sss Misses Better Toppers, luxury woo SIS 1890
Budget Dresses; u.s. 1920 14z221z 100
14ss-17.ss Dresses cottons sunback s1s 1870
Cotton Dresses. All washable 10 to TO-
2212 In the group $50
Misses, in the group; Womens Better Sum-
Dresses; 1412 to 241a 1890
2oe6 off Famous Washn Wear Suits Jr Misses 1870
4s.ss-ss.ss Better Wool Suits misses, women $50
co-ordnated Sporswear 1915 399 500
1295-1695 Misses Swim Suits, Iastex knits; 1918 1872
22sS2ess Evening Cocktail Dresses; S02 1888
Budget Spring Goats, woods; SIS 1890
22.9S-$25 Misses and Juniors Spring Toppers 1890
BreVit KimeI OF Calf 20eo
2ss.3ss Misses cotton KnN ZEE Tops; s, MI L90
~mm. 1wuhmOm M Floor Sn al
OWNSTARS STORES!
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HELP WOMEN
CASHIER

Expsrienced. for relief work. Must
be able to work ail hours. Sat
and sun. included, d days 4 week
exr. working cond., meals furn.,
paid vacations Give full pafticu-
lars to Box 29-p. star.
CHECKER, groceries exper,; eood
salary, 5-day VIZ. LEE SUPER
MARKET. 1888 N. Pershins dr.,
CLERK with bookkeepins exper. (;
S3,l76 . W. TO start; 5-day, 40
hour week Apply End floor Con-
tinental Bldg, 1912 14th st. NV
DO not phone.
CLERKS. white, to extract Ale
cards and paste records on them
must have been raised IN WASH
ineton area and continuously ems
large ONCE. near 18th and II sts.
NV: hours. $3.50 to 8, balf-cay
Sat-: $500 mt. Phone MA. s-I1lS.
CLERK, experience not necessary.
Apply DRAPERS CO.. 1882 Fem
wick st. ne. LA. 6-2B1e.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for Z
attractive young ladies IN modern
once in heart Of Bethesda. Diver.
sified duties must BE- accurate
typist. Company benefits; Asday
week, Apply Suite 20s. 4ROt
East West hwy. Bethesda. Nd.
CIk;-TYP.. 3Q-4R. Rosslyn area
1884 Wilson blvd. Ari,. IA. &.
2 reOos-zae94 T Broad ST.. Fails ch.'
CLERK-TYPIsT for established en-.
gineerine llrm.. conveniently To-
Gated in Rosslvn, Va ct .Key
Bridge; ex7er. with Dictaphont
and electric typewriter desired
Excel opportunity for advance.
inent, Permanent position. h-dav
$500. MRS. IATApY. '' Va
CLERK-TYPIsT. permanent posi-
tion In branch once of casualty
insurance company; insurance ex-
perience preferred; 5-dav. 37ia-hr
week, $40 to 4:30, Phone for
appointment, Elk, 3-7360. GREAT
AMERICAN INDEMNITY Co. $40
Woodward Bldg.. 18th and H sts
u N
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MEN "a

$400 month guaran-
teed to start. We prefer
non-SaleSmen; we do not
have to unteach pres
sure selling techniques. "
Our presentation made
by appointment only to
qualified prospects.
Complete training as
sured. Earning $1,000
per mo. within 80 days.
We pay you for the work
you do. Must have refer
ences. 25-40 yrs. of age,
Phone RE. 7-4408 for ap-
Ipointment for interview.
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WARREN y. Low: Attorney,
Tia Warner Bullding,
Yashlngton 4, ID. G.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia, Hold.
ing Probate Court.--No. 04533
Administration. This Is TO Civ
Notice: That the subscriber, Of the
4tate OF Maryland has obtained
from the Probate Court OF the
District OF Columbia, Letters 81
Naturalization on the estate Of
scHOONAfAKRR GREASY, also
known ct DAISY v. GREASY, latl
Of the District Of Columbia, de.
ceased, All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby
warned 70 exhibit the same witt
the vouchers thereof. legally au.
thenticated, TO the subscriber, on
AID. 1858; otherwise they may
by law be excluded from all bene.
~ Of said estate. Given Under ms
hand this eth day Of January
1855. WARREN N. Low, 4s11
Chevy Chase Drive, Chevy Chase
DO1tE cooSWEtL. fseElstcr oi
wills for thu District Of Columbia
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
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JACK A. H1LLMAN. AttOFnei
444 shoreham Bids.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia,
Holding Q Probate Court. : Estate
Of JENNY LAURENTSE SAGEN,
Deceased. mo. "a 1888. Admins
tration Docket 1876. --Applicati ton
having been made herein for let.
tiers Of administration on said
estate, by Nils Yogt. attache Of
the Kingdom OF Norway In Wash
ington: D. C, IL is ordered this
23rd day Of January, A. D. 1858.
that the unknown heirs at law
and next Of kin Of the deceased.
and all Others concerned. appear
In said Court on Monday, the ard
day of March, A. D. 1855. al
1000 o'clock AM. to show cause
why such application should not
be granted. Let notice hereof be
published In the washington
Law Reporter" and THE Evening
star" once in each Of three sue
cessive weeks, before the return
day herein mentioned, the first
publication TO be not less than
thirty days before said return day.
Witness, the Honorable BOLITHA
Court, this 23rd day Of January
a, D. 1858. seal Attest: JOHN
W. FoLLlN. Deputy REGISTER Of
Wills for the District Of Columbia,
Clerk of the Probate Court.
1a27-fe3, 10
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LEGAL NOTICES
HOGAN q HARTsON, Attorneys.
Colorado Building.
Waehington 3. ID. 9.
Order OF Pnnlication- Absent

Colorado BUILDING.
Washington B. D. g.
Order Of publication Absent
Defendant
FILED Jan. 30, 1883.
HARRY Nj HULL, Clerk
IN THE UNITED STATES Dis
TRfcT COURT FOR THE Dis
TRIcT or COLUMBIA. - KAY
VAN, Plaintiff VS.. DONALD 3, VAN
KQuGHNET and H, DOUGLAS
WEAVER and THE RIGGS Ma
T1ONhL BANK OF WASHING
TON, p. c.. Defendants. Civil Acc
ton No.. 2D4O.bI. - The OBJ
jeci OF this suit Is TO determine
which OF certain persons or cor
pcratlons Z entitled 70 ne sum : z.
IL. mon Ryrs nels H. ~ sne sanR
Washinkton. D.. G., pursuant 70 .
Special Escrow Agreement entered
into April ~. 1857, -On motion
Of the defendant The RlgSs Ma
tional Bank Of Washington, D. c..
II is this 30th day OF January,
1858. ORDERED. that the defen.
daflts william s. Evans. Trustee
Receiver Of Amefican.CanaqlAn
on and Drilling Corporetlen:
American Canadian OIL and DRILL
ing Corporation: 4. =. Robertson
Co. Inc. and 7. Z. Robertson
cause their. appearance y be en-
tered herein on pr before the
and LEGAL holidays. oecurrinf on
the day Of the nrst publication
OF this order: otherwise the cause
will be proceeded With as In. case
Of default, provided 4 copy Of this
order be published once q week
for three consecutive weeks IN the
Washlngton Law Reporter and
(s.I +, DICKINSON LETTs. Judge
(Seal.l Attest. HARRY NJ. HULL,
CLERK. By CLARA r. HARRIS,
Deputy Clerk. HOGAN a HART
SON. BY FRANK ,, ROBERTSON.
kki isS6RsssN AifrfoNnSSEIe nf BANK 81
WA wAsEsINaaTTSooNS rI p !, g. ,rSSS SnMssRRsEi
Ga G noEHEb 4 A' vSR kE SSs RIh1.
MfAH c. COLLINS. feS.iO.i7.
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s wA:s saiFss.eg asgss.issmszss
sncics1 osis,nal reIsSencss pke-
toefaDhB o. other materials o.
pegton1l p1lne copiet seFpe the
bafpose Ori6inaIs nlae Get lost
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Illus. =. hkINULDs, A..slns ...
3 HAMILTON, AItys,

HAMILTON q HAMILTON, Attys,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia, Hold.
ing Probate Court.--No. 94520I
Administration.-T Is to Glvl
Notice: That the subscriber. ol
the District Of Columbia, has OBJ.
tanned from the Probate Court pi
the District Of Columbia. Letters
OF Administration on the estate OF
FRANCES. A. MCLEAN, late Of the
District OF Columbia, deceased. All
persons having claims AGAINST the
deceased are hereby warned TO ex
hibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, to
the subscriber, on or before the
23rd day Of July, AID. 1858;
otherwise they may By law be ex-
eluded from all benefit Of said
estate. Given under its hand this
Both day Of January. 1858.
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
BY: MELVILLE w. STUART. Trust
O1icer. SEAL Attest: FRANK ].
BURKART, Deputy Register OF
Wills for the District Of Columbia,
Clerk. Of the Probate Court.
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MEN - Executive-type salesmen;
$500 per mo. salary 10 start; In
teneive training. no experience
neceseargi married men with col
lege background preferred Write
brief BACKGROUND requesting Apt
10 Box 1S-D. Star.
SETTLED MAN. to clean hlds. 81
night. Call IN pesron. 1904 q St
nv. between Q and 4 pm.
Young MAN. hieh school graduate
necessary. Hours $3.50. H-day
week, retirement. paid vacafinn
other benefits. Rapid advancement
for enereetic person. Apply II
oerson D-3 pm Mon. Friday al
Lakewood st. ne
YOUNG MAN
Well-estnblished. expanding com.
PAN has an interesting ONCE DO.
sition open for high school
graduate 21.26, Offering good Oh.
portunity for advancement: prefel
permanent resident who Is single
0sday 7eek, company benefits. Ap.
ply Room 400. $40 14th st. NV
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P. BATEMAN ENNIS, Attorney,
$40 Shoreham Building

WV 8AASA NAA8AAA 90AAAAAN
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia. Hold
ing q Probate Court. Mo. 04333,
Administration This Is to Give
Notice. That the subscriber, Of
the District Of Columbia. has OBJ
tained from the Probate Court Of
the District Of Columbia, Letters
Testamentary on the estate Of
CHARLES B. SEE. late Of the Dis.
tTict Of Columbia, deceased. Al
persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned "a
exhibit the same, with the voueh-
ers thereof, legally authenticated
the 18th day Of july. AID 1865,
otherwise they may By law b
excluded from ell benefit Of sale
estate, Given under my hand thll
30th day Of January, 1888. MARY
sYBfL LAURA SEE. ~ You Stree
NV. (Seall Attest: FRANK J
BURKART, Deputy Register o.
wills for the District o. Columbia
CLERK Of the Probate Court.
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YOUNG MAN
YOUNG MEN
Is to IS, White
National organization has eareel
opportunity available.
$4,000 PER YEAR
PLUS Usual Company BENEFITS
"A, Experience not NJ necessary; W.

Servlcemen. Government worker,
and students. 500 per week, on {
part-time basis; neat appearance
car necessary. Call RIA, 0-S232
10 am. TO . pm. for appointment
NATIONAL TRADE ASSOCIATION
has opening for q person under
30. Excellent shorthand required
Opportunity for Advancement Re.
tirement benefits 3Tla.hr. week
salary open. Call ST. 3-afas
Monday.
LAUREL AREA - Opening for
neat appearing men with car;
white; no. canvassing; $50 per
wk. TO start; no experience nee
essary for right man. Call Pa
5-336B between l2 and 5 pm.
RETIRED GENTLEMAN fwhitel,
for evening work In country club
near Rockville. Must have trans
portation; Good salary and 2
FASTEST GROWING
sales organization has
Il opening for Z salesman due
to opening Of branch Of
fices Must be full time.
Have Virginia Real Estate
license. Scheduled floor time.
Scheduled day of. Call
Routh Robbins. XII. $4,000.
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Local MoTloEs
]. FONTAINE HAIL. Attorney.

!. EONIAlNk HALL. Attorney.
UNITEr = YATES DISTRICT COURT
for III District Of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court. mo. 026tD
AdministTaiion. -This s 70 Qisi
Notice. That the subscriber which
was By the United States District
Court for the District Of Columbil
granted letters testamentary Of
the estate OF JULIA p UFSON
deceased, has, with the approval o.
the United States District Couri
for the District Of Columbia hold;
ing Probate Court. appplntee
Monday. the third day Of March
1888. AZ 1000 O'Clock Am. ~
the time. and said sCouft room a.
the place, for making payment
under the Courts 5irectiQn anc
control when and where az efeu-
ttors and persons entitled 70 as.
tributive shares or ieGacieg. or tht
residue, or parts thereof, are no
tined 10 attend. In person or BY
AGENT or attorney duly authorized
With their claims AGAINST the es-
tate properly youched. Given
under It's hand this 30th day. q
January, 1855. NATIONAL Saw
fNGS AND TRUST COMPANY. py
BRUCE BAIRD, President. SEAL
Deputy Register Of wills fot ths
District OF Columbia, Clerk o. the
Probate Court. les, 10.l1 /.
WILLIAM ri WIRGERTNC, Attorney
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MELpMEM
lcoNTiNuEDl 2
DESIGN
CHECKER


Litton Of Maryland has
an unusual opportunity for
a man with a thorough
knowledge Of electro me-
chanical checking. Expert
ence on the board neces-
sary.
Excellent working condi-
tons, many employee bene-
fits and opportunity for adj
vancement.
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SALESMAN

The finest promotional program
man for washinston area; tor in
come for q top man, with intan-
gible or advertising sales expert.
enee and Tor sales 10 retail busi-
noses. Write now or telephone
after s an. Wednesday. February
IL, TO ALLAN B. BUCK, 1242 wis.
eonsin ave Bethesda -. Maryland.