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neapons, as hostess.
Party Time: Very attractive
powder blue with gold lettering In
vitations have been issued by that
popular group OF ladies' Of the
Regalettes Social Club for their
9th Annual Formal Dancing Party.
The affair, highlighting the winter
social activities, win be given at
the st. Paul Hotel, Saturday even
ing, February 4, at 0 pm.
Beauticians Make Plans: Twin
City Beauticians chapter 270 and
210 met at the home of Mrs. Sue
Collins, 638 Carroll Av., on Monday,
January %. Plans were discussed
for a beauty clinic to be held at a
future date which viii bring to the
Twin Cities a number Of expert
demonstrators in the field OF cos
metology. Both chapters were well
represented with a goodly number
in attendance. After the business
transaction, cake and coffee were
served by the hostess. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Ruth
Turner a. hostess at her home 756
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Mill City Urban
League Guild
Holds Meefino

On Monday, January %, at 8
PM, the Minneapolis Urb q n
League Guild met for the first
time in 1851 at the home Of Mrs.
Audrey Jones, S707 LIST Av. s. Mrs.
Ethel Blackwell. president, who
was reelected to a second term
at the Guilds annual meeting in
December, presided over the group.
At this time the Guild took a
formal position in support Of the
proposed bin against discrimina-
ton in housing prepared by the
Minnesota Council for Civil and
Human Rights. Members pledged
their cooperation to the Twn city
Council Of Clubs which win spon-
sor a Housing March on Sunday,
February ~, in an effort to raise
funds necessary to help the Min
nesota Council promote the bill
Plans for the anticipated Beaux
Arts BAN and Fashion Fair were
outlined by Mrs. Margaret Benton,
chairman Of the Ways and Means
Committee.
Robert VILLAINS, executive direc-
tor Of the Minneapolis Urban
League, reported on some aspects
of the agency's program, including
the youth motivation programs -
Tomorrows Scientists and Tech
nicians CTsT) and Career Counsel
ing Series Project, activities in the
area of adoption Of minority group
children, and neighborhood pro-
grams.
Present at the meeting were
Mesdames Marie williams, Signe
Burckhardt, Lorraine Chivers, Els
Their Patrick, Audrey Jones, Bev-
erly WhitloclI, Lucille Cooper, Vel
ma Warder Ralph T. Knight, p.
r. Benton, Constance Bowman,
Odessa Walker, Kathryn Duckett,
Miriam Harris, Ethel Blackwell
and Miss Thyra Lund and Mr.. Rob
ert williams.
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First Aid Groups to Meet Tuesday
Evenings

First Aid Groups TO Meet Tuesday
Evenings
Red Cross First Aid classes win
begin early in February and win
be scheduled for 1880 pm. Tuesday
evenings at Halle Q. Brown.
Z Mrs JanabeIle Taylor, who is
In charge of making arrangements
for the class, has asked that those
interested in the class call her at
CA. 6-sS64 to register. There is
also a possibility Of beginning an
afternoon class If there are enough
individuals interested.
Openings Remain for Miss HOB
Contest
Although several contestants
have registered for the Miss Halle
Q. Brown contest there are sew
eral places available for Miss
HOB, Mr.. Big and Junior Miss
COuIcoIdAlLos
Currently listed as candidates
are: Marion Mcintosh and Celia
Starlks, Miss Halle @. Brown;
Terri Carter, Creta Thomas and
Cynthia Porter, Junior Miss. Can
didates for Mr.. Popularity are
Charles Hickman, Harold Frelix,
Httleton Gardner and Bernie Blu
ford. Mr.. Big contestants include
Tommy Bruce, Charles Neal and
Bobby Lewis.
Others interested In being con-
testants are asked to call James
Tucker, Teen Director at Halle
Q. Brown, CA. 6-SS64.
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last month at the Masonic Temple,
1892 Fourth Av. s., Minneapolis.
Other officers elected were
Mines. Leila Mae Stewart, first lieu
tenant o m m a dress Lucille
Woodland, second lieutenant COM
mandress; Theresa Banks, treas
urer, Edith M. Holtz, recordress
Leota Perkins, high priestess and
Devaughnia Simmons. oriental
guide.
Appointive officers were Mines
Willie Turnbough, first ceremonial
daughter; Cathryn Moss, second
ceremonial daughter; Starr Shep-
herd, marshal; Fannie Mae Jones
inside spy; Betty Curr4e, outsids
spy. Mrs Mary johnson was ap'
pointed assistant recordress.
The election was conducted BY
Mrs. Gertrude Greene, deputy Of
the Desert Of Minnesota and tn,
newly elected officers were In
stalled by the retiring command
ress, Mrs. Cornelia Spencer.
Mrs. Kinney, the new Industrious
COMMANDERS, called a social get
together for January 9, at which
time her program was outlined fol
the year. The plans were dis
cussed and presented to the Court
for final approval.
Chairmen for the various com.
mittees were named and the Illus
trious commandress chose Mrs
Catheryn Moss As promotional dir
ector to coordinate the work Of the
various committees and projects
The Court Is looking forward to q
successful and fruitful year.
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
Russ Realty Co, was duly organised
as corporation under the laws of
the State OF Minnesota on January
IS, 1861.
The general nature OF It's business
In to transact general real estate
agency and brokerage business.
The registered office and prin-
cipal place OF business OF the corpor-
alton IL 1871 Chicago Avenue, Min
neapolis, Minnesota.
The names and addresses of the
lncorporators are:
Russell J. Schwartz, $500 Irving
Avenue South. Minneapolis. MIN
nesotR
Sylvia Il. Schwartz. $500 Irving
Avenue South Minneapolis. Min
Sheldon j. Gensler, s3s Northwestern
Bank Building. Minneapolis.
The names and addresses OF the
first board OF directors are:
Russell ]. Schwartz, 3200 Irving
Avenue South. Minneapolis. Mn
Sylvia H. schwartz. $500 Irving
Avenue South. Minneapolis Min
Harry schwartz, si5 East 18th
Street, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Rose Schwartz, els East 18th Street.
Minneapolis, Minnesota
RUSS REALTY co,
.SCHERMER AND GBNSLER
Attorneys at Law
Gas Northwestern Bank Building
Minneapolis 2, Minnesota
(Spokesman. Jan. z7' 1850
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Retired Mems Club
Views Film On
Africa Disturbed
The Retired Mems Club Of st.
Paul held its regular meeting on
Thursday, January 10, at Halle
@. Brown Community House with
the president, Arthur Hedge, pre-
siding.
A film entitled "Africa Disturb
ed", was shown followed by q talk
on conditions in that section of
! the country, the progress and a
comparison Of the modern intellec-
tual natives with the uneducated
native.
At the next meeting Thursday,
February 2, Rev. J. J. LaRoche,
win give a lecture on his native
country, Haiti, which win be fol-
lowed by a question and answer
period.
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cnurch Mrs. Allie Wilson'S name
was omitted from the guest list.
Birthday Greetings; Greetings
to Mrs. Barbara Jackson Of sol
Lyndale Av NJ, who observed her
birthday on Tuesday, January "A.
On Sad Mission; Mrs. Irene
Marshall, $3.50 Fourth Av s., was
called to Great Falls, Mont, due
to the death Of her mother, Mrs.
Katie w. Knott, who died January
Is. Funeral services were held on
Monday. January 20 in Great Falls.
Mrs. Knott, a resident Of Great
Falls since 1892, is survived by
three daughters in addition to Mrs.
Marshall, Mines. Odessa X. Mash,
Spokane, Wash, Cecile X. Tucker,
Great Falls, and LaNita Thomp-
son, Oklahoma; two sons David
e. Knott, Seattle and william d.
Of Great Falls and several grand
children and great-grandchildren.
Mrs. Marshall returned home Wed
nesday. .....
SMoRcASBoRD At ST.
THOMAS SUNDAY, Jan. 2o
So many requests have been
made by the women Of St Thomas
church to do another smorgasbord
like the one held last spring, that
they are sponsoring a second one
Sunday, January 20 from 1890 to
6 pm. at the church, 400 Fourth
Av. s., for the benefit of the Build
ing Fund campaign.
The planning committee is prac-
tically the same, Mrs. Harvey
Moss, general chairman, assisted
by Mrs. Frank Corners with Mrs.
James Wilson and Mrs Pleasant
Breeder In charge Of tickets, and
other chairmen of the various COM
mittees.
An Improvement for the better
is the ample floor space in the
new building which will afford
quick service. Tickets are SIPS
for adults and CSC for children.
Children's tickets may be pur-
chased at the door.
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MlnnShaha Temple IBpoEW
Hold Memorial Service
ThursdaN, IanNaTY u

Minnehaha Temple No. 129.
BPoE Of w. held memorial Serv-
ices for the late honorable Robert
H johnson. grand exalted ruler
and Nettie c. Jackson. grand
daughter ruler Of the BPoE Of
w. Services were held Thursday
night. January 10. at Q pm, at tho
Elks Rest. 1915 Aldrich Av.' N.
Conducting the ceremony were
daughter IDA Mae Burrell. district
deputy CDR, Grand Temple Of
ficers. daughter ruler Theresa
Granger and officers Of AnnnehAha
Temple No. l2o. Every department
Of EIlIs was represented including
the Juvenile and junior temples
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EiIe No asi2a

File No, s6l2S
ORDER FOR HEARING PETI-
TION FOR PROOF OF WILL,
d LInITnNs .rI THE TeR No TnAF FINe
THEREON
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN
IN PROBATE COURT
In Re ESTATE Of Ole simonson.
order for Hearing Pstitioa to
Prove VIII
1T Is ORDERED that all persons
interested show cause, II any they
have before this Court on Monday.
February Goth, 1851, at o'clock
Pm. in the Court House In Mime
herein filed, Of Vera Rikke. Of Hem
nopin County. Minnesota for the al
lowance OF an instrument purporting
TO be the last Will and Testament
OF said Decedent and the probate
thereof and for the appointment OF
should not be granted.
Order 20 File Chains ana Tor
Hearing Thereon
1T IS FURTHER ORDERED that
within four months from the date
hereof all creditors Of said Decedent
Proofs win Be heard ana claims ak
amined and adjusted before this
Court ON Monday. June 5th, 1851,
AZ 10 o'clock AM, In the Court
House In Minneapolis. Minnesota.
Thoao orders shall be published IN
the Minneapolis Spokesman and
copies mailed according TO law.
(sinAL or PROBATE couRTl
WITNESS the HONORABLE
MELVIN ]. PETERSON. Judge
OF Probate Court. this 13rd day
OF January. ISL
Clerk Of Probate Court
johnson a IldBtad
isos FIRST Natl Bank. BldG.
tSpoissman. Jan a. Feb. . ana io)
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JEWS BARRED FROM TOP
POSTS, STUDY SHOWS

Chicago (JLCLR) - A study Of
management opportunities for
Jews In American corporations
conducted by the Bureau Of Jewish
Employment Problems revealed
that many Of the leading indus
trial and business corporations
maintain the strictest evolutionary
practices. Few Jews were found
in management positions on any
level Despite the progress being
made In the fight for equality In
employment, no general change Of
attitude toward acceptance Of
Jews IN management positions was
observed. II was believed, however,
that as industry moves In the direc-
ton Of corporate rather than fam
ily-controlled enterprises. more lib
eral employment policies may be
established
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Dorothy MeF0rland Heads
G.. nelasl laRr.s,m ksa.ar,

Dorothy MeF0rIand Heads
- So. puUl League Guild
Mrs. Dorothy Mcfarland was
named president Of the st Paul
Urban League Guild at its annual
election of officers held Monday
night at the home of Mrs. Evelyn
Brent, 643 Iglehart Av.
Other officers named for the en-
suing year are Mrs. Connie Price,
vice president: Miss Helen Smith.
secretary; Mrs. Helen Cartwright,
corresponding secretary and MrR
olinda Perry, treasurer.
Other business on the agenda
was the discussion Of plans for q
tea to be held In the near future.
Installation Of new officers win
be held at the February meeting.
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Third Word DfL

fleets Offle0rs
The Third Ward DFL Club at
it's regular annual meeting held
Tuesday, January 18th, at o. d.
H. s. Hall, 1929 End St NE. elect
ed the following officers for the
year 1851:
Edward J. Grabows1Si, chairman;
Larry McQuiston, vice-president;
Bernice Mus, chairwoman; Eleanor
Beck, Hce-chairwoman; Steve Ro-
manowsld, treasurer and J. G.
James, sergeant-at-arms.
Val Mus, Donald Beck and Stan
Nawara were elected as trustees.
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"AND THEY SAY LADIES
CAN'T DRIVER

Pennington. III. CAMP y Lab
Luck was riding with Mrs. joyce
Bledsoe last week, when her cal
slCidded off the road. ripped oul
70 feet Of fence and overturned q
farmers wagon. loaded with corn
But Mrs. Bledsoe stuck "a
the wheel and the webbing car
returned to the highway. she en-
erged- uninjured-
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Readers Of this Newspaper get a
birds-eye view Of Washington, d.
c.. and its personalities through
watch on the Potomac" Robert
spivack's sprghtly weekly column
which appears on our editorial
page. Watch" b just one OF the
regular features which make this
paper one Of tho most widSly read
In Minnesota Advt.
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Model Sister OF
Mrs. Ernest Cooper
NIL 4. pa.lag~--.,


Wed In California
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Cooper, 936
Iglehart Av., have announced the
marriage Of their sister, Miss Al
tomese Booker, to Mr.. Morris
Jones in Los Angeles, Calf, where
they both reside. They were united
in marriage Monday, January II,
in a quiet church ceremony wit
messed by q few close friends,
The new Mrs. Jones, daughter Of
Mrs L J. Knox Of Waco, Texas, Is
a former resident Of St Paul She
is q graduate Of Central High
school In St. Paul, Los Angeles
city College and UCLA. She has
done extensive modelling for John
son Publications and sepia Mag
axine. ..
Mr.. Morris Is q graduate Of Gen.
trail State College, Wilberforce, o
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Social and Personal
4 MINNEAPOLIS

Returns Home: Mrs Margaret Cooley 1924 Irving Av NJ
has returned home from holiday vacation spent points
Florida visiting family and friends She returned via White
in the East.
Correction Mrs James Thomas was program chairman at
the party sponsored by the Missionary Society of St. Peters
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Social and Personal
< ST. PAUL

TC Maids And Matrons: Mrs Ida Brady 5000 Fifth Av
s. Minneapolis hostess the Twin City Maids and Matrons
Bridge Club Saturday afternoon January 81 After tasty
lunch members enjoyed several rounds of bridge with Mrs
" Hall capturing first prize Mrs Manly Rhodes second and
Mrs Harold Combs third The meeting will be Saturday
February H. with Mrs. Harold Combs 1885 Fifth Av s. Min
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Fashionwise And Otherwise
BY Inez

New YorkThe thrty-sixth annual National Press Week
for Fashion Editors recently held in New York officially opened
with spectacular presentation of the tops Of fashion u
cheon given by the Millinery Institute of America the Savoy
Hilton Hotel
From the appearance of all of the present mlln
its election during the past According the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-01-27

Mrs. Robert Hazel Nd Butler,
1929 Clinton Av., went ice fishing
Saturday morning for the first
time in her life, at Cirque Resort,
Richmond, MINI, and was angling
for crappies when an eleven pound
Northern hit her line and was
snagged. She then changed her
gear and caught two more in less
than two hours which was the limit
for the day. Mr.. and Mrs. Butler
were guests Of Mrs. Charlotte ".
Parks, owner and operator Of the
resort.
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Almo Kinney Named
COMMANDERS Fezzon
DAUGHTERS Of Isis

Mrs Alma Kinney was elected
illustrious commandress Of Fezzan
Court No. 7, Daughters Of Isis
when 1t held its annual election
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otUUA FUII1 NIWSIl
Sioux Falls. 8. DAT the meet.
ing Of the season for Alpha LodgS
No. 10 the following officers were
elected. appointed and installed IN
a very insplrational ceremony,
Theodore Blal1ey. worthy master
Yankton. South Dakota; James
Cabbell. senior warden; Theodore
Parker. junior warden; ALFRED
white secretary and George Bush,
treasurer.
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M
ONE
EAR

How close must we come to be-
ing horizontal before we earn the
right to be perpendicular? This
question has plagued man since
time antiquity, and as Of yet no
satisfactory answer has been
found. Most of us live in insecure
shelter worlds, with little or no
hope Of finding ourself and facing
up to stark reality.
When we look into the mirror
and see our image, it is usually a
superficial impose likeness Of what
we would like to be, not what we
actually are!! And yet fools that
we are, we stu go along in our
mock world Of inefficiency, situat-
ed on a foundation Of sand and
built on fear and superstition
where the least little disturbance
win send 1t crumbling along with
ourselves into mass confusion and
wholesale chaos, from which many
of us win never fully recover.
Louie Moore Of the MIL Town
entertained a few Of his friends
at an impromptu party at his
home Jan. II, some Of those seen
doing a few of the innovated dance
steps were Bonnie Clark, Carmen
Clark, Alma Stewart, Sandy Hamp-
ton, Ann Perfect, Elaine Monta-
que, Mary Micheau, 10 Addie Mum
son, Lesley Hughes and Carolyn
Taylor. Also present were Phil
Aicheau, Carl Eller, Charles Smith,
Mike Mcclure, Marvin Mcclure,
Bob Lasley, and Craig Clark
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The leading public figures In
this area are regular readers Of
this newspaper.-Advt.
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onDER RON IIJn1MENg

ORDER ron JUDGMENT
1T IS HEREBY ORDERED that
the Defendants interest In the SEN
OF the swA, Section ~, Township
100, Range ~. and Government Lot
2. SECTION 20, Township 12o. Range
20, Hennepln County, Minnesota. be
sold at public auction by the Sheriff
Of Hennepin County, on the first day
Of March, 1891. at 1000 o'clock AN.
al the office OF the sAid Sheriff, In
the Court House in the City OF MIN
neapolis, County OF Hennepin, and
state OF Minnesota, and that the
proceeds from the said sale be dis
burned In the following order OF
ITEM 1: Expenses Of the said
sale, including an attorney Zee OF
ITEM 2: SeSo7i TO Pauline Rarick.
ITEM 3: Any and all proceeds TO
be held subject 70 further order OF
the Court, and further costs in-
yolved in this matter.
1T IS FURTHER ORDERED tnst
iished al least once each week for
three successive weeks. In the Min
neapolis Spokesman In Hennepin
County, Minnesota; that q copy
thereof be mailed 10 Defendant Rom
AID Rarlck al his last known address
At least three rec weeks Rs'G n.t g sa1a
be and hereby n given until May
3, 1851 TO redeem from said sale BY
paying Items and . above. without
LET JUDGMENT BIZ ENTERED
ACCORDINGLY.
BY THE COURT:
Leslie l. Anderson
Judge or the District Court
Dated: January 18th. 1851
(spOkosman. Jan %. 81 q Feb. ..
iSsiJ
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FINDINGS OF FACT CONCLUSIONS
or LAW ORDER FOR JUDGEMENT
5466e6
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN
DISTRICT COURT
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Pauline Rarick,
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Evening star., 1961-07-05
JOHN VI. WoLFGANG, ESQ,
,. Attorney,

1915 G0Od Hope Road 3, y,
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District Of Columbia.
Holding . Probate Court.-Admin-
Estate Of BLANcE TUCKER, De-
iSlHsf ReaitS-HRsILYN NSSi BRock, dse sal' Adi o.
BLANCHE BLANCHE TUCKER. 5saE SsIsss deceased, q
having reported the sale Of Lot 49
Square 1898, improved by the
premises 236 14th street Sc, in
the District Of Columbia to EDITH
STANARD. for the sum Of Five
Thousand ($5. 100000 Dollars, all
cash, subject to 9 brokers' COM
mission s;It t,, Of $4,000. it is by the
ORDERED, that said sale be rat.
flied and confirmed By the Court,
unless cause to the contrary be
shown. on or before the Goth day
of July. 1861. at 10 o'clock am,
at which time higher offers will
be. considered and objections to
said sale will be heard in Mo-
tionS Court, provided q COPY Of
this order by published once in
the Washington Law Reporter and
once in The Evening Star at least
tiGn.S ten gays S.ts tsef0Ts sa1d ShwSs ass men
DLOAO0 0aeCs NOs( E0W EAkSN M.
CURRAN. Judge. (Seal.) A true
Copy. Attest: FRANK ]. BURK-
ART, Deputy REGISTER of Wills
for the District of Columbia, Clerk
Of the Probate Court. ty5
jiES TENBALL sT go G9TGgLaN 6IsaSL AstSTRsZ
for the District Of Columbia.
102.930. inistration.-This Is
to Give Notice: That the sub
scriber, Of the State Of Maryland
has obtained from the Probate
Court of the District Of Columbia,
Letters Testamentary on the estate
of HESSIE Z. NOWLIN. late of the
District Of Columbia, deceased. All
persons having claims against the
deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same. with the youch-
ers thereof, legally authenticated
to the subscriber. on or before the
22nd day Of December, AID. 1861 ::
otherwise they may by law be
excluded from all benefit of said
estate. Given under my hand this
22nd day of June, 1861. J. FEN
Avenue. Silver Spring, Maryland.
(SealO Attest: ARTUR p
Smith. Deputy Register of Wills
for the District Of Columbia, Clerk
Of the Probate Court.
faOQ iuS
Evening star., 1961-07-05
MAURICE FRIEDMAN, Attorney
1901 Connecticut Avenue NV,
(Filed June 16, 1851,
WALTER F. BRAMHAIlL,

WdSnluRlOu, ". Y,
THE MUNICIPAL COURT for the
District Of Columbia, Domestic
Relations Branch-IRIS CARO-
LYN MANKIEWICZ, Plaintiff, VS.,
RICHARD D. MANKIEWICZ, De-
fendant.-Civil Action No. DISCO.
61-Order Publication, Absent De-
fendant-The object Of this suit
is to obtain an absolute divorce
on the ground Of desertion. and to
obtain custody Of the infant chill
dren of the parties hereto. and
for other relief. On motion Of the
plaintiff, 1t Is this 18th day of
June. 1861, ordered that the de-
fendant, Richard D. Mankiewicz,
cause his appearance to be en-
tered herein on or before the
fortieth day, exclusive Of Sundays
and legal holidays, occurring after
the day of the first publication Of
this order: otherwise the cause
will be proceeded with as in case
OF default. Provided, q copy of
this. order be published once q
week for three successive weeks
in the Washington Law Reporter,
and The Washington Evening Star
before said day. ISL JOHN n
BuRNETT. Judge. tseaD Attest:
WAITER +. BRAMHALL, Clerk
By HILDA J. ANDRAUSKAS, Dep
uty Clerk. je21,2s-ty6
Evening star., 1961-07-05
BOYS, 1913

White only. Report at 8 am. Wednea-
day, July 8, 1891 ready for work
Must have neat appearance, guar
anteed salary. Room 10 (bSmt. },