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Caught In
The Sluiicebox
Continued from Page y

legislature. Ole DUCK mas OIJon
tried to figger out why it was
that. folks runs for the CONSUL
or the legislature.
MY uncle, Sigr,aund Buck
auhedt, come up aDith ,Uhat I
think is the best nnstUer. He said
there is ackshully folks uhdt
enjoys gittin stomped on and
tronlped on. These peepul jist
amt happy unless they is get
tin hurt real bad.
Anyways, that shore fits the
description of being a membur
of the legislature or the city
CONSUL, so maybe that is why
at least some folks runs.
Also there is some folks uhat
has DOT an extra dose of the
"a1ilI to fail" on Dhen they otis
beat IN an election year after
yenr. ,chy then then is happy.
Boy. down in Anchrudge there
lis II folks running for the leg
islature. They likes to suffer in
a big way down there.
Then too, there is probably
some sadists in the bunch. Thea
has there fun bein on TV dur
ing the cdmpdion an scarin lit
tile kids aeith there hallo1ueen
dan smiles.
Meanwhile, the days list keeps
gittin longer. Why it won't be
long an it will be the 21st of
June already. The mousouitoes
allus has fun that day, bitin all
the peepul what stays up to
watch the midnight sun. Also
there is usually forrest fire.
some place what keeps you from
seein it.
CAUGHT AGAIN: Yep, An
chrndae jist mont let up. No1
then is qittin there mail by
truck, jiSt ike zoe han been nit-
TIN ours. They got there first
load Inst Ueek.
RIGHT AGAIN. Ole Buck
rredickted that neither John ra-
der or wendell kay would be in
the governors race when the
starting chute opened, an he
was right =. Move over Drew
pearson).
BIC, BIG. BIC. Here is q pre-
dlckshtn Nou kin tru on for
size: Sooner then uou erpects.
the boys back in WASHINGTON is
GONNA start 1Oork on a railroad
from here to the rest of the
United States.
THE REASON: It is all tied
in with sunolvin the silos what
will be built for them minute
men missiles.
While zoe is on the subjict of
missiles an stuff ike that. auo
a0dnts to remind Everybody that
armed forces dag is comm. so
you shouldn't make no other
plans for Mag 10Th. That is the
day a0hen aue otis to uisit the
bases an hao lots of fun and a
good time seein Whdt our in
come tares is going for.
In case any of you has seen
yer lawyer this week an won
dered why you never noticed he
had red eyes before, list renem-
Der that they has all had there
big bar meet in Juneau this last
weekend
Wal, this Sunday is Mothers
Dag. 1t is shore GOOD day. (THe
BUCKWHEAT PARTY uas in
toDor of mothers eDen before
Eisenhower thought of IT'D So,
zoe has come mp aUith a speShul
ponae - called.
MOTHERS DOES. When tho
day has gone real poreiy, and
you wished it had never was
An you think nobody loves you
shorely, jist remember yer
mothers does.
PASSIN PRADE. Graduation
days a0itl soon be poppin up all
oOer the place Anchrudae
has beet us agin, this time for
the Miss Alaska title -. Red
Boucher aUill soon be knoUn as
eUery summers hero
Speakin about slOimmin, phen
the Rampant dam is built, Alas
L. n,.s11 L ~. A. ~
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= EDITORIAL :
Tourists Need Hotel Rooms

Soon another tourist season will be in full swing.
With the Century Il Exposition in Seattle, 1852 promises
to be banner year for the Alaska tourist business.
The program for the Southeastern Alaska Ferry sys
fem we'll underway. The Ferry System between the
kenai Peninsula and Kodiak Island is just few steps
away from realty.
Our State Division of Toursm is doing an excellent
Job The various travel agencies and arne serving Alas
ka producing tourist promotonal material that
better than ever.
There is Just problem and that problem is
growing more acute with each succeeding day.
The plain fact of the matter is that some Of Al
aska most voeiferous asators for expanded tour
ism program have overlooked mighty vital tourist
h industry essential. THAT ESSENTIAL IS HOUSING.
is time for AIaskans to face up TO this great need
for greatly expanded program of tourist hotel consuc-
ton is axiomac that when lead tourists to Alaskas
doorstep, then there must be door leading to hotel
room behind that doorstep.
If we to enter the big leagues of the tourist bus
mess then we had better provide big league facilities
we will be one-tn1e only participant. That means we
need plenty of first class accommodations SOON.
Here in Fairbanks it is time for our City govern
n,erf and our civic leaders TO start the ball rolling.
This MUST DONE if leaders TO fulfill their
responsibilities TO this community.
Some of US will recall the Community Hotel Associa
ton OF some years ago. Some of may recall if as
failure. We.think nof
Theework of this group while not producing the ex-
pected means to additional hotel accommodations DID
result in the desired goal far as the community was
concerned. IT can be done again.
Fairbanks has grown tremendously since the days of
the Association And have grown, our needs have
increased
we are to participate in the coming boom in Alas
ka tous1, thenwe had better get busy and FAST To-
day, tourist hotel would enjoy great tax incentive op-
porunies that were not available in days gone BY The
Industrial incentive Act Of 1857 provides SPECIAL advan-
tages to those who construct and operate hotels
- This newspaper believes that a united eoinn1u.
ko$h 70 sEo
united Fairbanks is tool that has been tco seldom
used in the past
We are entering great new age of development
in Alaska Fairbanks TO enjoy its ghfuI share Of that
age then we should start now.
The age of the missile, the Rampant Dam and great
y expanded tourist industry will not wait for We must
climb aboard NOW, or will be known CHIEFLY as a.
Wide spot in the road in that day called TOMORROW.
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/ A CHE, WAsnINcTon1
| S4z MERRY: Ga. Round

Pearson vacations aboard SIS Delta Queen it sails
he Mississippi outlines sever point program for eliminate
ING Cort,nUnisrn
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For suburban apt. project. Full
time Job for capable, energetic
sober man. Write exper. and de-
tails Box 229-G, Star.
INSURANCE TRAINEES-one Of
the most progressive insurance
companies desires men to attend
q training course in their home
office. AGE limit $3.50 yrs. with
college degree or equivalent. Must
be willing to relocate. We are I'm
terested in men who have the
range career. Salary offered while
in training and practically un-
limited opportunities for advance
ment. Call AMERICAN CASUALTY
CO., Ju, S-6631 for appointment,
JNNITORS, for large modern ant.
Va, building and small modern
d, G, building. Must have local
apt, house experience. Salary and
apt. No children. Call DU. 7-22S2
JANIToR for garden type project
in ALEXANDRIA, Va. To live In,
Must be sober and reliable Com
LucHs CO., NA.es-2s4b.
JANIT0R, part time. To- work in
Sc. Wash. apt, bldg. Clean halls
and burn trash, etc, Perm. part
time position. Must live or work
M. Minnesota and Penn, ave.
seeoa Call Mr.. JOHNSON, FE. T.
OyUU.
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NURSE for research. fun time incl.
] night per wk., newborn exper.,
typing des. Write BOX 46s-G. Star.
NEEDED See our
ad under Instruction Courses.
CASHIER TRAIN. INST. Me. s-4623
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D-6 THE EVENING STAR
RI Washington, D. c.
Efidoy, December II, 1862
PROPOSALS

CONSTRUCTING THE ANAcosTIA
ooS SEkSAss, BR aiSSHNP FILE Fo No.
zoos, FEDERAL AID INTER
STATE PROJEcr No. EI-.U5-
2t33lt--Invltation No. C-B3Sl II,
consisting OF Approx. 800 Gu, yds.
Glass BIB tAEl Concre,e for su-
perstructure and 100000 lbs.
Structural Steel. (Wage rates
have been predetermined by La
Dor DeptJ Bidding material avail
able from Procurement Office. d.
ca Room 4OI. 4HY Penpa. Ave
NV, upon deposit OF a certified
check for $50 per set, payable TO
D, c. Treasurer (Phone MA. s.
5000. Ext. 44S). SEALED BIDS
TO be opened 3 Pm. EST. jan
vary 2. 1868, in Room 4.4. 400
Penna. Ave. NM Washington,
del1,12,l3,li,15,17
sALE-Repossessed 1859 Plymouth
Fury 4-dr, sedan, Serial No. M
255llObSS, to hiEhest BID re-
ceiyed by December 20. 1862, at
ROYAL MOTORS, INC, 400
Georgia ave. NV, washington,
D. c., where car may be inspected,
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WALLACE. LERCH a PILLoTE.
ATTORNEYS,

washington o, ID. C.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia Hold.
ing Probate Court mo 100 e2a,
Administration, This II 10 olive
Notice That ths tlbgef ~ q
tainsd from the Probate Court q
the ri tfiet OF Columbia. Letter,
oE0RoE DANIEL GIDEON allo
known AZ OEOROE d. GIDEON,
lat. Of the District Of Columbia
deceastd All persons having
claims Aeainst the deceased ere
hereby warned 10 exhibit the aAmt,
with the vouchers thsreo', lee ~
authenticated. to the subscriber
90 or before the 2Stn day Of
Nay, AID 1898. othefWite they
may by law be excluded IRON al
benefit Of said estate Given under
my hand this 9sth day OF No.
ytmbef, i0B2. DONALD W. GID.
EON ii107 Rock Road, Rockville
Maryland. seal Attest. AR.
THUR p SMITH. Deputy Register
Of Wills fof the District Of Co
iumbla, clsFk OF the Probate Court.
no30-dsT.is
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AREN'T. FOX, kINTNER.
PLOTklN a KAHN.

1000 FedeTHl Bar Building.
JNfTFD RrATE8 DisTRiCT COURT
for the District OF Columbia, Hold.
THEopoRT r pPABE. Dscss,sd
NO. ln73is .Administrat ion
Docket 2g9 Application having
been made herein for probate OF
the last will and testament OF SAID
deceased. and for letters te,tas
msH' HTv on said estate. hv PCoF
BftLE RHtFLETT, II Il ORDERT d
ln6s that ne unknown heirs a.
lev End next Of kin OF the DC.
cease and all others concerned,
arpcar ~ said court on MONDAY,
the 2ist dAy OF January. AD
1903, al 10 o'clock AN, 10 shog
cause vhv such application should
not be Fran'ed let notice hereof
be punllshed IN he "Washlngton
Law Reporter" and The Ryenins
star once In each Of three sue.
r. slye weeks before the return
dav herein mentioned the first
publication n be not loss than
thirty days before said return dav
witness. the Honorable MATTHEW
p MCGUIRE chief tudFr uf said
Court this 18TH day OF Dsesmbs.
a D. lhg2 seal Atteiti BYRON
x WEIGH. Deputy Rsvistsf Of
Wills 'or the District OF Columbia,
clerk q The Probate Court
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FREDERICK RESEARCH CORP.

We have en- interesting and ehal-
lenging position for a top-flight
amusement level.
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urd gENIAN WISs15k,EEeo ss .;,l.,.,,

DO nth ~. NV.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
ing a Probate Court.-Estate OF
ChRRIE ESTHER EDWARDS
known as CARRIE ESTER ED
WARDS LONG,. Deceased No
lU2,23n. Administration Docket
l2.-Application having been
made herein for probate OF the
last will and testament OF said
deceased, and for letters tesla
THoMHs a on RoBiNsoS ss' 4 !, on.
DERED this l3th day OF De.
cember, h.D, 1867, that JOSEPH
W EDWARDS EuGENIA NJ
HOOPER, JANIS EDWARDS and
I'll others concerned appear In
said Court on Monday. the 2ist
day o. January, AID. 1888. At
10 O'Clock AM 70 show cause
why such application should not
he granted Let notice hereof be
published In TIE WASHINGTON
Law Reporter" and The Evening
P'ar" once In each ~ three
successive weeks before the return
dty herein mentioned the firf.
publication 20 he not less ihan
thirty days before ssid return
DAY witness. the HONOR bic MAT.
THEW p McOUIpE, chief judge
u $40 Court this 1875 day OF
December. AID inR" seal At
test BYRON X wELcu DenUty
REGISTER - wills for the District
q columbia. CLERK Of ne Probate
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LEGAL NOTICES
WALLACE, LERCH q PILLOTE,
Attorneys; Si5 18th 81, NV.

Attorneys, Sl5 18th st. NV.
Washington 3, DC.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia, Hold
IN Probate Court Mo. 10Y .223.
Administration. This Is to Give
Notice; That the subscriber, of the
state Of Maryland. has obtained
District OF Columbia, Letters Tes-
tamentary on the estate OF EV-
ELYN BRIGHT BUCKLEY. 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 anthem
Heated, 10 the subscriber. on or
before the 18th day Of May, AID.
1868. otherwise they may by law
be EXCLUDED from all benefit Of
said estate Given under my hand
his SSth day Of N9yemher 1852,
Street NV, Washington 5, d. c.
lseal) Attest: ARTHUR p, SMITH
Deputy Register Of Wills for the
District OF Columbia, Clerk of the
Probate Court. no3O-de7.14
LEONARD c. COLLINS. Attorney,
Oh 18th Street NV.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
Ing a Probate Court.-EState OF
ALBERTA H TIMBERS.i Deceased.
No l01, EOS. Administration
Docket 800 Application havinr
been made herein for probate OF
the last will and testament OF said
deceased and for letters tesla
6 9setscy TnMR Ssid estate BY
DERED this 18th dav OF Decem-
Der, AID. 1899. that the unknown
heirs at law and next Of kin Of
the deceased and all others con-
eern.d, appear in said Court on
Monday, The 2lst day OF January,
AID. 1863, at 10 o'clock AM, to
show cause why such application
should not be graMted. Let notice
hereof be published in the Wash
lngton Law Reporter" and THE
Evening star" once in each OF
three successive weeks before the
return day herein mentioned, the
first publico tion to be not less
M shy Wines 5 M tss RHtOnO Gsfi;
judge OF said Court. this IIth
day OF december, AID. 1882. (Seai.)
Attest: BYRON X, WEIGH. Dep
uty REGISTER OF wills for the D,s-
tr!ct Of Columbia. Clerk Of the
Probate Court del4.sl,2S
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SECRETARY AND
ATTOaNEY-Excellent opportunity
for young man with a Northern
Va. corporation. Must be Law
school graduate with ct least 3
years experience with 4 financial
organization or its equivalent.
Salary OPEN Full fringe bene-
fit program. Send picture and
complete resume to BOX 212-G.
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(2). 3 to 4 hours
daily, guaranteed salary plus top
commission. General home i'm
provements with licensed and
bonded company. No experience
necessary we will train you. HU.
3-6770, Mr.. BATES.
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CHURCH SECY., 50. 800. mature,
Prot. faith; steno. immed. Miss
Lee, BOYDs, 200 18th NV: ST,
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TO LIVE IN

Middle-aged woman
wante d to live in.
Pleasant country
setting with refined
business couple VINO
children. Duties in
clude light house.
work, and some meals.
Air conditioned, well
furnished apartment,
including TV, w/pri-
vate bath and cooking
facilities. S eparate
from main house by
breeZeway. Adequate
time off. Vicinity Of
Great Falls, Virginia.
No children. Contact
MR.. WALLACE E.
IRVING for appoint
ment between 8 to
4:30 Mon. to Fri. KI.
S-3889.
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70: SECOND CoLORED BAPTIST

~. aECOND OOLOkED BAf ISL
1908 Ksnyon Street N.Y. N.Y.
&c. sse0E Sas G EnUTn as Premises hGt SEA go
visions Of Act Of Congress Of Nav
/, 1906. entitled AN Act TO Gre
ate q Board for the Condemnation
Of Insanitary Buildings in the
District Of Columbia and for Other
Purposes" as amended, the Board
for Condemnation Of lnSanitaTy
Buildings has investigated into the
sanitary condition OF building at
these premises This building HIS
been found. as a result o. such lS3
tary condition as to endanser me
in vicinity. You are directed TO
show cause on or before December
20. 1862. why this building should
not be condemned. You are en-
titled to a hearing on this matter
before this Board provided you
make written request within time
to show cause indicated above
Upon receipt OF request Board will
fix a date. time and place for
hearing and notify you accord
i5giyi BoARD OF For 1N TAE G3N;
BUILDINGS. del3.14.15
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS Of the Real Es-
tate Title Insurance Company OF
the District Of Columbia, for the
purpose Of eleeting 10 trustees
OF the company for the ensuing
year and tranSacting such other
business as may property come
before the meeting will be held At
ne Is offies W OF w ne company at x
Tu es ja MssnIns iSi i II az at
PM. Transfer books will be
closed from January 3 to January
10. 1853. both dates incluSivcly
ROBERT z. HAMMOND, Secretary.
aa1A ~ oR-faQ IA
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HELP MEN
tcoNTlNUED)
1rC0Ti7T7STs-S ooTTTFPF7


ACCOUNTANTS BOOKKEEPERs
AGCY.. 1920 NY. Ave. NV.
YOUNG MAN with car
to help me with sales. S340 mo,
nlus, MR.. EDSALL. UN 4-660l
ARCHITECT OR CRAFTSMAN
II YOU are looking for a new start
this coming year. with busy
local firm, and can qualify as q
truly experienced craftsman OF
DESIGNER, we can offer q perma-
nent future with top salary and
comprehensive benefits All re-
plies will be confidential TO Bon
411-G. Star.
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN -
Man. experienced in office build
ing design. Excellent future, salary
open. EDMUND W. DREYFUSS &
ASSOCIATES, RE, 7-Of20,
ASSISTANT TO MANAGER, excep.
tional opportunity for single
young man in real estate man
agement field, through with mill.
rate rent collection records shaw.
Walker payroll system and gen.
to BoS $500, Star,
ASSISTANT BUTCHER, Ell round
man for small grocery store. APP
ply WESTEEN MARKLT, 4Sl0
western ave. NV.
ATTENDANTS (2), military per-
Hours open. Apply 10 4aOI wis
cOnsin avenue u w WO R.AROr
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OPERATOR, must do
camera and layout work. Top
man to take complete charge OF
private shop. Salary open. Alex
andria area. Box SOW. Star.
NATIONALLY known insurance co
has opening for claim examiner
In its Alexandra. Va. office. Col
lege grad. $500. experience de-
sired but not essential. Will con-
slider night law student. LIBERIA
company benefits, including paiC
vacation disqualification an I
profit sharing. Send complete
resume to Box 412-G. Star.
NIGHT WATCHMAN. for Ice. hous.
ing development. Good health
able to make frequent rounds
SOBER. local refs. required. Write
Box $3.50. Star.
OIL DRIVERS. Experienced. apply
CAPITOL FUEL. 2433 Evarts st
ne. 526-5900.
mechanic. Must be
experienced. Either light or heavy
oil. Top-flight mln only. Apply
1923 Florida ave. ne.
PAPER CUTTER BAUM FOLDER
OPERATOR in fast-growing print
ing organization. Clean. modern
air-cond. plant. Many employe
benefits. Only experienced need
apply. Call Mr.. HOPPER, 524-
9UUO. between $50 and ;.
Rental CLERK, eve.
and week end hrs. Lge. apt.
project, Sc, location, perm, posi-
ton, must be over 25 and honda
Bile, excel. salary. Box s49s-v, Star.
PART-TInE
EVENING WORK
HELP urgently needed Y. s. indus
try. Sl45 per month. . to
hours ca. eve. Car nee, over 10.
Call 5S7-l3S2, SO pm. and
Saturday am.
fun time. top SAL
ary' store discounts, paid yaea-
ton, group ms. and other bene-
IT'S; Apply CARRIER DRUG, OIL,
PLUMBERS, MECHANICS, STEAM
FILTERS and advanced helpers.
Steady new work. Commercial and
institutional. 2704 Ontario I'd.
NV. CO. $4,000.
PLUMBING AND HEATING Es-
TIMATOR. Reply in your own
handwriting stating experience.
etc. Box 254-G, Star.
experienced iobbine
and remodeling. Hyattsyille area
Good pay. benefits, plenty Of work.
. days per seek, S64-5S07.
PORTERS
For large luxury apartment devel-
opnlent, s.w. Washington. Oppor-
tunity for sober. reliable men, be-
tween 30 and 40. Bring police
clearance. See Mr.. BARLEY, 100
9th St. S.w.
PORTER-s TO pm, downtown
NV, air-conditioned building Top
salary. Day off. plus holidays.
Permanent position for neat-ap-
pearinR polite person over 30. Ap-
ply resident manaeer. III Mas
saehussetts ave. NV, CO. 5000.
INTERCHANGEABLE coNDI-
TIoNINd MECHANIC. expert
eneed only. Salary commensurate
with ability. Cal OIL. 4-S224.
RADIO -kotorola fac
tory authorized shop has opening
for installer Of radio equipment.
Aggressive man can learn much
about eleetronies, Salary commen-
surate with ability. Blue Cross
avail. Liberal vacation and profit
sharing PROGRAMS Call DE. @
ll0b for appointment or apply
in person at cage Ontario I'd. NV.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-I need
aggressive young men who want
TO earn $4,000 per year, ENperi-
enee not necessary, viii train
Must be enervetic and willing Ia
learn. Call Mr.. HERMAN, he
D-940O.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, or.
R cl,,a,;Ss y here y you hsy'
oppor. in this office for the riehi
man. Member Of NILS call broker
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OFFICIAL NOTICES

A PUBLIC HEARING havins been
held BY the Commissioners, d. C.,
in the matter OF closing certain
streets and public alleys in D. e.,
as hereinafter described, ana. as
said Commissioners are OF the
opinion that the streets and ALLEYS
referred to should be closed, NO.
TICE Is Hereby Given that under
date OF November 20, 1867, they
have prepared the following order!
"oRDERED: That pursuant TO the
provisions OF Pub. Act. 3uI, appTa
Dec. is. 1852 the street ant
plats filed in the surveyors OF;
CLOSED: same to take effect on
and after January z. 1903. the
title TO the land comprised in
said areas so closed to revert TO
the AUDITING property owners as
shown on said maps; the said clos
ings to take effect jointly or sep.
arately by subsequent order or
orders on the effective date afore-
said. according to Items /, ., ., 4,
3 and o, OF public hearing held
on Nov. q, 1862, described as fol.
lows; ID Closing pub. alleys IN
So. 59il lfile: SO. $780,: l2l
Closing part pup. alley in 50. III
file so. G2-llO; go Closine
pub. alley in So. 235 title: SO
62.l34l: a. CLOSING Eaton Rd.
Sc. between Barry Farm and
Firth Sterling ave. (flle. SO
in So, $50 giils: SO. s?-iQAi;
l6) Closing 18th ST. NV. bet.
R and 8 Sts.; OF pub, alleys In
sas. 276 and 3O7: and providins
for new alley area in So. 21ti
(file: SO. 62-1lO)." Any and all
parties interested must file In
writing, with the Commissioners,
d. c., objections, II any, to thest
Blessings, or as to any item pro-
viding for the closings listed
above, within the 30-day period
prior TO January :, 1868: other
wise said closings shall become
effective on and after that date,
in accordance with provisions Of
Pub. Act. 307. appr'd Dec. Is,
1892; " n. nToBIR2IIN SIE R z F., !.
de7,s,iO,ll,lo,l3.l4,l5,l7,1s,19.
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LEGAL NOTICES
GEORGE B. MARTIN, attorney,
1917 = Street NV.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court, No. l07.2H3,
Administration. This Is to Give
Notice. That the subscribers. OF
the District OF Columbia have OBJ
tAined from the Probate Court OF
the District OF Columbia, Letters
Parliamentary on the estate OF
JOHN W. KERR, late OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia. deceased. All
persons having claims against the
decea I'd are hereby warned to
exhibit the. same, with the vouch-
ers thereof. legally authenticated
70 the subscribers, on or before
the 9Th day OF May. AID, 1893:
otherwise they may by law be
excluded from all benefit OF said
estate. Given under our hands
this 9Th dey OF November, 1862,
JESSIE MAY KERR. 4T0i Bran
DIVINE Street NV: HELEN KERR
FERRIS. 572n Macarthur Boule-
oEoRE coosWRLL. register Of
Wits fer the District OF Columbia,
CLERK o. the Probate Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-14
ROBERT n. SYMONDS,
oIS Sligo Avenue,
Silver Spring, Marylandi

SAMUEL PHILLIPS.
Bond Building, Washington, ID. c.
Attorneys.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court. No. 106, 1SS.
Administration This Is to Give
Notice: That the subscriber. Of
the State OF Maryland has OBJ
tanned from the Probate Court Of
the District of Columbia. Letters
OF Administration on the estate Of
HENRY ALBERT. late OF the Dis
tri,t Of Columbia. deceased. All
persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to
e-hi', it the sHne, with the vouch-
erS thereof. legally authenticated.
to the subscriber, on or before
the Sth day Of April. AID. 1853:
otherwise they may BY law be
exclut ed from all benefit OF said
eStat,. Given under my hand
this 5th day Of December, 1862.
SIDNEY A. ALpERT. 500 Bay
field Street. Washington II. D. c.
(Seal Attest: BYRON X. WEIGH.
Deputy REGISTER of Wills for the
District OF Columbia. Clerk Of the
Probate Court de7.14.21