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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1963-06-06
PUGET SOUND SECTION
Kent, Auburn, Agono, Sumner, PuyullUp, Tucomu)
EvoIeigh CristoboI, Correspondent

high schools in this area are:
AUBURN HIGH SCHOOL
Victoria Macas, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Macas, Pa
cific.
Christina Maduro, daughter of
Mr.. Lorenzo Maduro, Algona.
Mike Trinidad, son of Mrs.
Manuel Trinidad, Auburn.
KENT HIGH SCHOOL
Dan COrtez, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mariana Cortez, Kent.
CasimirO Cruz, Jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. Casey Cruz, Kent.
Roy Cruz, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Cruz, Kent.
Tina Panida, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Gene Panida, Kent.
Jim VilOria, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Viloria.
SUMNER HIGH SCHOOL
Robert MejianO, son of MIR.
Leo Mejiano.
PUYALLUP HIGH SCHOOL
Carmen Alejo, daughter of
MIR, and Mrs. Pete Alejo, Sum-
ner.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1963-06-06
WAPATO VISITORS

Visiting with relatives and
DOMINATES in Wapato from the
Philippines are Mr.. and Mrs.
Valentin Yabes. They are the
guests of Johnny Vega, a first
degree cousin of Mr.. Yabes.
The visitors hail from Sinait,
Ilocos Sur. They moved to Xii
amba, Cotabato, in August,
1899 and have resided there
ever since. They are prosper
Gus farmer of, rice, abaca and
coconut in that region.
The Yabeses are on a pleas
ure tour of the United States.
Leaving Wapato the latter part
of this month, they will pro-
coed to Chicago and then to
New York. From New York
they will tour the southern
states to sunny California.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1963-06-06

A birthday party was held
last April for twelve-year-old
Eddie, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fe-
liX Talon, Renton. Filipino and
American dishes were served to
many guests. The birthday cake
had inscribed on it, Happy
Birthday Eddie" Cake and ice
cream were served later on. Ed
die received many gifts. Guests
were from Seattle, Tacoma, Au-
burn, Fife and Sumner. Easter
egg-hunt was enjoyed by all the
children.
:; i =
A baby shower was held for
Mrs. Alex Molina of O'Brien re-
Gently by friends. Mrs. Molina
received many lovely gifts.
s. s: 5;
Mrs. Casey Cruz of O'Brien
was a surgical patient at the
RentOn Hospital. Mrs. Cruz is
now cOnvalescing at home.
:: = -
A baby shower was held re-
Gently for Mrs. Pete Alejo of
Sumner at the home of Mrs. Cor
dan Utanis of Summer. Mrs. Ale
10 received many lovely gifts
from the many guests who at
tended.
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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1963-06-06

Filipino graduating seniors in
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1963-06-06
THANK YOU NOTE

We wish to express our heart
felt thanks to all our friends and
neighbors for their many kind
acts and expression of sympathy
on the recent death of our hus-
band and father.
Mrs. Freda NOnan
and family.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1963-06-06
their home in North East Taco

their home in North East Taco
ma.
Relatives and friends were
saddened by the death of Tony
M. Nonan of Algona, Monday,
April %, at Northern Pacific
Hospital, Tacoma. He is sur
vived by his wife, Freda, a
daughter, Mrs. Jerry (JoAnn)
Caban, and a son, Tony B. No
nan, both of auburn; two step
daughters, Mrs. Ciano (Johan-
MAJ Hipol, Algona, and Mrs.
Charles Betty Hamilton, Seat
tie; a step-son, Derald Gilbert,
Pacific; and several sisters in
the Philippines. Rev. Merle
Johnson officiated at the SER
vices at the Price Funeral Home
in Auburn. Interment was at
the Auburn cemetery.
Christened at the Filipino &
American Community Church
by the Rev. Merle w. Johnson
was the youngest son of Mr..
and Mrs. Jerry Caban, Auburn,
last Sunday, April IA. MIR. and
Mrs. Tony Nonan, Jr. are the
sponsors.
The Filipino and American
Community Church, 9th Ave. N.
and West Valley Highway, AL
gona, holds Sunday services as
follows:
Sunday School, Gas am. to
IL am.
Morning Services, II am. to
II Noon.
Evening Services, 7:3O pm. to
$50 pm.
Pete Digma, Sumner, and May
A. Ruffner of Los Angeles, were
April 3 at the Metho-
dist Church in Sumner by the
Rev. Edward McClurg. Matron
of honor was Mrs. Rosemary
Calpito and best man was Mr..
Marcus Calpito.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1963-06-06
Filipino Studem
Elected Officers

Four students of n
American descent wp|
officers of the Wa
school Associated Stu
for next year in til
election which end
May "a. 5..
The students and
es are: Sonny Gailan.
Mary Lou Visaya,
treasurer; Pete Soto
Using manager; Lore
ma, songleader.
Bill Schilperoort, wi HF
a senior next year, %ay,
III
president. He has b aar
in the Future Farmer
lea chapter and in |, oo,
Other new officersrow
Jones, vice preside Be
Labbee, secretary; Rob
Morgna, social chairdine
ella Redman, assist W.
chairman; Cathy Lem,
sistant advertising M hu
Other songleaders 'e'
Linda Jamison, Jud" J.
Jackie Blome, Marc '@''
and Marguerite DIS
cheerleaders are Vir.
gan, jeanne Pister a
Martin.
Of the SIS ENROLL
senior high school, 3 A
ballots in the eleCt -.
dents are required -
before the primary
for voting in either Ii
or general election. In.
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-10
Mrs. Grace WickerSham Passes Away in Juneau

JUNEAU R - Mrs. Grace Broo- man Wickersham, the widow of Alaska's first full-time territorial delegate to Congress, Judge James Wickersham, died in a Juneau hospital last night. Mrs. Wickersham, 91, had been ill for the past eight years and had been hospitalized for most of the past four years.
 Surviving are two. nephewS, Ralph Coffin of Seattle and Daniel Brooman, a General Electric Corp employe stationed in Germany, and one niece, Mrs. Ruth Altman of Juneau.
 Funeral services will be held in Juneau, on date yet to be de- termined, with internment to fol- low in the Wickersham family plot at the old Tacoma Cemetery in Tacoma.
 Mrs. Wickersham, the daughter of a pioneer Seattle family, was married to the late Judge Wicker sham in Seattle in 1928. They had no children.
 Judge Wickersham, a former Probate Judge in Pierce County, Wn., and a member of the Wash ington State House of Rrepresenta- tives, was appointed US. District Judge in Alaska in 1900. In 1908 he became the territorys first full-time delegate to Congress, post he held continuously until 1921. He also served as territorial delegate from 1880 to 1882, when he withdrew from public life.
 He died in Juneau in 1889.
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-10
Red North Koreans Refuse to Divulge Fate Of Two US. COpter Pilots

PANMUNJOM, Korea R - For the fourth time, Communist North Korea Saturday refused to divulge the fate of two JUN. Command helicopter pilots captured May 17.
 You can inform the relatives and friends" of the two US. Army captains "that they received a proper blow from our defensive forces for their hostile act" North Korean secretary Col. Han Jukyong told the mixed Military Armistice Commission.
 The Communists in three pre- vious MAC meetings have refused to give any hint of whether the two pilots were still alive and have ignored JUN. demands for their return.
 A helicopter carrying Capt. Ben Suits, 30, of Florence, Ala, and Capt. Charleton Voltz, 26, of Frankfort, Mich, was forced down in North Korea. The JUN. Con- mand said the pilots made a navi- gational error.
 The Communists have called the flight aggression.
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-10
FLY THAT FLAG

FINE OLD CUSTOM seems to have pretty we'll vanished A from the land It that of showing the flag only business buildings but from the porche and windows of homes.
 There of pride with the display of the flag symbol of free people, and with pride there respect By islanders parade automatically took off their hats and placed their right hands their heart when the flag by
 This lack of courtesy the flag displayed here recently during the Lions Convention probably due the fact that the flag is rarely display and in the home
 Flag Week today and urge citizens who their liberty and honor their country make special effort fly flags reminder of what the and stripes stand for We worked hard that 10th that flag remember?
 Let the many visitors who will pass through the community this week remember that Nome situated the shores of the Boring Sea, facing Russia is patriotic community.
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-10
pcs CARRYING MILITARY CHIEFS CATCHES FIRE

ALAMEDA, Calf R - A Navy DC-6 carrying the commander in chief of the Pacific Fleet, the de- putty commanding general of the Fleet Marine Force, and President Kennedy's personal naval aide to Hawaii was forced to return to California Saturday when one of the engines caught fire 700 miles west of Los Angeles, the Navy said.
 The plane made safe landing at the Alameda Naval Air Station at 5:58 am.
 Among the 28 passengers were Fleet Adm. J. H. Sides; Marine Maj. Gen. Donald Weller, and the presidential aide, Tazewell Shepard.
 The plane took off again for Hawaii at II am.
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-10
20 US. Tuna Boats Leave EcuadOrian Waters


 SAN DIEGO, Calf. R - More than 20 California tuna boats re- ported they are leaving Ecuador's port of Salinas today.
 Two of them, the White Star and Ranger of San Diego, were fined $26,OO0 on charge of fishing in Ecuadorian waters without per- mits. The boats were seized May 25 and after period of passive resistance were taken to Salinas by the Ecuadorian navy. The other tuna boats went along in demonstration of protest.
 United States Department re- presentatives are attempting to reach an agreement with Ecuador, which claims control of the sea for 200 miles off it's shore. The tuna boat owners want Emile limit established.
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-10
Million Dollar
 Suit Filed Against Northwest Airlines

ANCHORAGE R - A million dollar wrongful death suit has been filed in US. District Court here against Northwest Orient Airlines by the administrator of the estates of two persons killed last Monday in the crash of a Northwest DC-7 off British Columbia.
 James Swauger, the administra- tor, said dependent relatives were damaged to the extent of $500,000 each for the deaths of A. J. and Edythe Messner.
 Swauger, who rsides here, is Messner's brother-in-law. Messner was an Air Force civilian employe.
 The Northwest plane was under charter to the Military Air Trans port Service and was bound from McChord Air Force Base, near Ia coma, Wn., to Elmendorf AFB.
 Swauger alleged in his suit the Northwest plane was not in air worthy condition and was not being properly flown in that the pilot sfailed to transmit messages of trouble aboard"
 Swauger alleged Northwest 'broke its contract with the US. government to which the decedents were beneficiaries by failing to safely carry the decedents" from McChOrd to Elmendorf.
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-10
Application Forms Available for ProspectOr Assistance Program

Public hearings were held May 20 and 21 in Fairbanks and An. chorage on proposed PAP regula- tions as authorized and directed by the bill calling for a new pro- gram passed by the last state leg islature. The regulations have been redrafted to some extent as re- suit of written and verbal testi- mony received, and are now in final form. Application forms have also been drafted and are now available from the Juneau office of the division.
 Basically, the program is one of financial assistance by reimburse ment for up to 75 per cent of ex- penseS incurred for certain items and transportation by qualified prospectors on approved pros pecting ventures. The reimburse ment will be made only after the prospecting is finished and reports and maps are submitted. The pros pector, his proposal, and his pro- posed expenditures must be ap- proved before he starts out. He re- ceives his financial assistance after the work is done.
 The law and regulations require that screening board review a persons application and qualifi- cations, and make recommenda- tlons on same to the Dept. of Natural Resources, which will then direct the Division of Mines and Minerals as to action to be taken To be eligible for assistance under this program, an applicant must have the following qualifications l. Practical prospecting expert. ence or equivalent training. 2. Elementary knowledge O. geology, mineralogy, and ore de posits.
 3. Ability to recognize the nor common ores and minerals by sigh or identify them by simple test applied in the field.
 A.. Knowledge of mining law sui ficient to know what is require for proper claim stalking, asses ment work, recording, etc.
 5. Ability to live in the bus without any difficulty that wou. unduly interfere with efficiel prospecting.
 A copy of the regulations ar information may be obtained frol
 any of the division offices Nome, Fairbanks, Anchorage, Ketchikan. Applications forms ma
 be obtained immediately by ma from the Division of Mines ar
 Minerals, Box 1891, Juneau.
 All persons who wish to appl
 and have not yet received an al plication form, are urged to wri
 the Juneau office or have our loc
 office forward their name ar
 address.
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-10

After the American Revolution, the portrait of George Washington briefly replaced the king of hearts in decks of playing cards. For a short time, too, Thomas Jefferson replaced the king of clubs, An drew Jackson the king of spades and John Quicy Adams the king of diamonds.
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-10
HOSPITAL NEWS

Admitted: James Iyapana, An drew Black, Betty Alexander, Ru- ther Miller, Helen Fagerstrom.
 Discharged: Robert Smith, Harry Egelak, Jack Fagerstrom, Laura Amaktoolik, Deborah and Dan Amarok, Wilbur Nayaponak, John Wheeler, Paul Katchatag, Paul Garrison, Gwen and Gail Anagic Della Katchatag, Norma Reilly Mamie Dimmick, Alice Tate.
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-10

A shark, like a goat, will eat almost anything. Found in the sto- machs of sharks have been such assorted tidbits as tin cans, bricks, fur coat, sack of coal, an alarm clock and a full-grown dog.
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-10

In 1926 the total mileage of roads in the Territory of Alaska was 1 1,533, sled roads 1,086 and trails 1888.
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-10

MT. and Mrs. Donald Ferguson of kotzebue are the parents of son born this morning at the hospital.
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-10

Fine Job Printing at the Nugget
Evening star., 1963-09-19
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1880, WRC az - Temple
Houston, Premiere. Western
series centering around
legal conflicts in the Ameri-
can Southwest Of the 1SS0s.
The first episode, "The
Twisted Rope" is about a
woman who nearly causes
a miscarriage Of justice in
a murder case In the old
Southwest. Jeffery Hunter,
Victor Jory. Collin Wilcox
and Jack Elam.
$3.50, WMAL (7)-My Three
Sons. (Season premiere,
new time.) Robbie enters q
singing contest backed up
by q family quartet. Fred
MacMurray stars.
l1:1O, WTTG (5)-Hollywood'S
Finest. "The Moon Is
Down" Dated but powerful
version Of the Steinbeck
story Of the Nazi occupation
Of Norway (1943). Sir Ced-
ric Hardwicke, Lee ]. Cobb
(1943).
1885, WTOP (S)-The Late
Show. "Tarzan Escapes. "
One Of the better Tarzan
thrillers. well made and ex-
citing, about some relatives
who come to Tarzan's terri
tory In an attempt to make
Jane return to civilization.
Johnny Weismuller, Maui
reen O'Sullivan.
Evening star., 1963-09-19

Dr. Kildare-Love Is Sad Song" (Repeat) Regular fans
will sigh the whole hour Jim falls in love with Dr.
McGraw, lady intern, played by lovely Diana Hyand
With the exception Of delightful sequence where the
interns tested diagnosis It's strictly love story.
$3.50 pm, WRC4
show singing "Bll Bailey" and closes with the hymn
These Hands" In between, he reminisces and sings
with old friends, Buck and Smitty; sings and dances
with Fred FlintStone introduces the English dance
craze, the Prince Philip Walk rentroduces the player
piano. illustrates the Butterfly Look" with the help Of
Karen Morrow and gives the gospel-singing Jubilee
-Four chance to sing. pm, WMAL-7
The Nurses-Express stop From Lenox Avenue" Repeat
In the MAN, this is impressive drama difficult
subject beautifully played by pros highly competent
Negro turns her back her origins and hurts
herself and her kin in the process Despite
essay meodramac to the pattern of her behavior
there luminous toward the end which Ruby
Claudia Mcneil and Carl Lee ignite. 10 pm, WTOP-9.
Experiment Excellence real-life drama played out in
the schoolrooms Of Ptsburghs public schools and an
inspiration for the whole family It's got everyday school
children involved In regular classroom with superb
grade school teacher and It's also full Of fascinating
experiments that spur the gifted child to gaop and
the slow child to decent walk But the star Of this
documentary, despite the flashing digts foreign Ian
guage tapes team teaching methods and other stimula
ing techniques is the dedicated Miss Browne 10 pm
WRC-.
Sid Adams TOgether-A great showcase that
winning quo OF CalenCeo performers Slo ana Eoe VINO
will alternate in this time spot each week Sid hasn't
been better since his TV heyday and Of the credit
must go to his staff of writer's headed by Goodman
Ace Highlights Of this consistently entertaining hour
include wild sketch about the bargaining powers Of
small countrys potentate Worlds Fair committee
man; hilarious sketch in chic club with Edie as q
French chanteuse and Sid overly efficient waiter;
rousng medley Of vaudeville tunes performed by Edie
and Gisee Mackenzie (who will be regular; and a
fastpaced we-written skit about italian director
Csid) and his actress wife Edie). 10 pm. wNLAL-7.
Evening star., 1963-09-19
Matthias Pushes
Oceunogruphic
Lob on Boy

Representative Matthias. Re-
publican Of Maryland. told O
group Of Naval Academy
alumni yesterday that "the
time Is at hand to make q
strong case for q National
Oceanographic Laboratory in
the Chesapeake Bay"
Citing the lack Of oceano-
graphic knowledge shown in
the search for the sunken sub
marine Thresher, Mr.. Matthias
urged support for the admins
tration's s2.3 billion. 1O-year
oceanographic research pro-
gram, and called establishment
OF q research facility In the
Bay area.
The Sixth District Republi-
can also pointed out that the
new Federal program gives
practically no recognition 10
ocean research programs car
ried out by a number Of coastal
States. including Maryland,
which has done extensive work
through the Natural Resources
Institute at the University OF
Maryland and other State in
stitutions.
Evening star., 1963-09-19
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

1888, WOL-Music on Deck.
Selections by the United
States Naval Academy
Band.
$500, WMAL - Felix Grant
Show. Featured jazz art
lists include Teddy Wilson,
Joe Bucci, Chris Connor
and Paul Gonsalves.
Evening star., 1963-09-19
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

7:OO, WMAL-FM (1O7.s Mc.)
Heritage Concert. Boec-
cherini's Cello Concerto in
B Flat: Suk's Symphony In
G Minor. Opus 81.
1880, WHFS-FM (102.3 Mc.l
Concert Time (F'M Ste
reo.) Works by Rossini,
Beethoven, Haydn and Pro-
kofiev.
s:O5. WASH-FM (97.1 Me-
Symphony In Stereo.
Beethoven's Leonore Over
ture; Franck's Symphony
In d Minor.
9:20, WGMS AMIN (57O
Kc. and 1888 Mc.)-Or-
chestral Capitals Of the
World. New York Philhar-
monic performs Beetho-
ven's Symphony No. 5 in
c Minor. Opus 81 and
Brahms Violin Concerts
IN d. Opus n.
Evening star., 1963-09-19

WAvA.FM tes.f Ms a.n. % nl1night
wJMD-FM Sl.I Me- a.. 10 mldnighI
wPec.FM SIS Ms.--e en-. 70 p.m.
wToP.FM so Ms.--s,jo an. ts iies s.m.
wAsH.FM ST. MI a.m. 10 t7iis a.m.
weAY.FM es.s Ms IN. 70 midnlgA
wars FM-se.t Ms.-4 ts ta.1e p.m. Msnesy
FFIasU . Ln. 10 : p.n. sstuFdsH nsei
70 u p.m. suntay.
wNFs-FM- -te1.1 Nc. tstessl-
u neea 10 u p.m.
uAMU.FM-se.s Me- p.m. 70 nltalIht
woL.FM-sbI Me.--eiee an. 70 mldaiGht
WFAN.FM--tes.i MI an. 70 mlauisht
wWBe.FM-iei.i Mes-7thsuf speIstlen.
WeMs-FM-fel.s Me.-Monaay -ssturusy, SD
an. 10 mItnIshtI suadsys, siie en-. d
mldnlsht.
WeTs-FM-sil Mes-Tije 10 10 p.m. Mes.
vi. ei1e 10 I p.m., susday, ) 10 10 p.m.
WxRA.FM-tesl Ms.-i7 neel b nltnlsht
wMltFM-ieIj Me.-I a.m. 70 iAS a.n.
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Evening star., 1963-09-19
Other AM Stations

wlNx-isoe ks.-it-AsuF SpeFStlsn.
NPlk-Ilo kc.--pnylight Ouly.
waMR-tese ks.-psyllshl enly.
WuST-ti7o ke.-Dayllght salys
uFAK-i11o ke.-Dsylisht snly.
wWpe-17so ke.-7t-heuf speFstioa.
WEEL-iile M.-1l.heaf spefsllsn except
Msnaay RIsnisht 70 a.. Tussasy.
WMMc-iise ke.--s,je en-. 70 mlanight.
wo0k-isae ke.--2thsuf opstsllon Msaday.
satuFaap sunay 9 IN. 70 mlanlsAt.
WEAM-iise kt.-1s-hsuf spsrstiea, sresDI
suaasy mItniEht 10 . a.m. Menasy.
Evening star., 1963-09-19
New fruit flavors
to coax you on deLiciousLy to diet success

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adds pair to remember PINEAPPLE smooth COOL tasty
STRAWBERRY, the refreshing pink one. Alive with
fruit tang rich taste, made to help you whisk off pounds
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Two more for SEG0 VARIETY SEGO havors are many and
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Evening star., 1963-09-19
TV KEY PREYIEWS

TontCtts top shoDs as preuieiOed By TV Keys stGt
soho attend reheOrsa match screenings and GnGyse
scripts IN NeW York, Hollywood and elsewhere Their
opinions are offered a guide to area viesDers.
Evening star., 1963-09-19

WDoN-isla ks.-bsylIsht snly.
WPee-isee ke.--BsyIlght enly.
WPRW-iAse ke.-Dayllght snly.
WeMS-sIn ks.-Msnday-satuFd sic a.
70 mianishti sunaay, siSo IN. To mIdnIIht
WAvA-1oo ke.-DsyIight snly.
WavA-is3e ke. Daylight snly.
Evening star., 1963-04-18
JOHN ALVIN CROGHAN, Attorney.
S2i Federal Bar Building.
(Filed April 10. 1853.
NIannU A. xrVfTV T,t..L 4

hAhhh M. HULL. SleIkJ
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia. -
STEWART BATA NASH, a minor
by JOSEPH TREADWAY NASH.
his father as next friend, l Linn
moo, moor Street, S,,I Le%inEt9n, MsSsAShg- NsnTn
LkNDsCHE scHoENEN, LEDER-
FABF IEKEN BATA BEST, a cor
poration organized under the laws
OF the Netherlands. ct al, Defend
ant.-No, -b3.-Order. Publi-
cation. Absent Defendant.--The
object OF this suit is TO enforce
the claim of plaintiff as lawful
owner OF funds and property in
the amount Of $40, ,646.72 now
held by the Attorney General Of
the United States pursuant, 70
yesting order No. 1887 issued on
erty Custodian, predecessor in in
terest to the Attorney General
OF the United States. All OF said
funds and property belonged sole
ly to JAN A BATA. grandfather
OF plaintiff herein. who had placed
such funds and property in the
possession OF the defendant cor
poration and directed their trans
fer and deposit in the United
states 10 AVOID seizure Dy ln0
German enemy. JAN A. BATA
heretofore has assigned. trans
ferred and conveyed all right.
title and interest TO said property
and said funds TO the plaintiff
herein. his grandson. On motion
OF the plaintiff. II Is this 10th
day OF April. 1863. ORDERED
that the defendant ~ v. NEDER-
LANDSCHE SCHOENBN LEDER-
FABR1EKEN BATA BEST. q cor
poration organized and existing
under The laws OF the Netherlands.
and neither incorporated nor doing
business within the District OF
Columbia, cause It's appearance to
be entered herein on or before
the fortieth day. exclusive OF Sum
days and legal holidays. occurring
after the day Of the first pubfica-
tion Of this order; otherwise the
cause will be proceeded with as
in case Of default. PROVIDED,
q copy OF this order be published
once week for three successive
weeks in the Washington Law Re-
porter and The Washington Eve
ming Star Newspaper before said
day. JOSEPH c. Mc0ARRAoHY,
Judge. (SealO Attest: HARRY
NJ. HULL, Clerk. BY JAMES NJ.
PROCTOR III. Deputy Clerk.
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