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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-19
FEMININE TOUGH
 NEXT AT STRAND
ROsalind Russell and Don Ameche Starred in Film
 Opening Sunday

Performances tomorrow evening at Warmers strand theater con- clude the engagements of Irene Dunne and Robert Montgomery la Unfinished Business; also Ann Rutherford and Robert Stack ir "BadlAndS of Dakota,
 The Feminen Touch" four stal comedy hit with RoSalind Russell Kay Francis, Don Ameehe and Van Hefltn heading the cast makes its debut at the strand on Sunday as the heNdliner of the excellent weekend screen prograh,
 Sound and snug In plot, s'the Feminine Touch" is one of the years most successful attacks on the public disabilities.
 The story, said to be as modern as the new tax rate, Is told with a highly inventive and original sense of wit, and relates how . professor of philosophy writes Q book deridinR the theory Of jealousy. The acade- mieian's wife Is uneonvinced but meek, until they arrive in New York to meet the publisher Van Heflin, They also meet his assistant. Kay Francis, who promptly falls for tho convention floutinR professor,
 The situation is ideal for the wife, because the publisher is Q playhoy who cannot resist Q prety face. She promptly sets out to make her hus- band jealous, Miss Francis, in love with the publisher, has the same obs jectiVe when she showers attention on .Ameche, From this four-eorn- cred tangle the story moves swiftly into q climax of hilarious and sus- talned merriment,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-19
High.Pressure Selling

Hammonton, Pa, (Up> - Whoi Hammanton flremen found they werc short of patrons for their annuGN Thanksgiving turkey sale, they em. ployed rastic methods to muster [ clientele. Tho central Arehoust siren, used only to call out volun' teers on c serious fire, was SC, shrieklng loudly and scores of resi- dents came rushing to the scene There were no hard feelings ant every turkey was sold.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-19

the giant New Years Eve Midnite Two-Hour stage show, Apply Man ager's Office, or phone, Hartford 2-2652 for Reservations,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-19

sweetest entertainment on earth. Seats now selling ct box office. Buy now--don't wait until the last min- ute. Make your date now for the NEW YEARS EVE MIDNIGHT SHOW Wednesday midnight December 3ist,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-19
coUNsELLoRs NOW MISS"

Trenton. N. J., (Up) Married women lawyers In New Jersey have gained the right to practice before the bar as Miss Counsellor" The recently passed PaSco bill gave them the right to use their maiden names. The old law made them use their husbands name or hy- phenated combination.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-19

 aATi aAEp0INTMENT FOR LOYNn @AINa ANOTHER CM0nus'
Evening star., 1941-10-06
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

TUXEDO. size 3s. excellent condition.
TYPEwR1TERs, ADDING MACHINES, new
and used sold. rented repaired Terms
l43l East Capitol st. Ii OOs2
TYPEWRITER Rental Service .6716 10th
NV GE 1SS3-Underwoods. 81 .S5 mo. 4
mos. in adv. S5.55; no del, 81 add. dep.
VACUUM CLEANERS rebuilt and guar. as
tory rebuiits at 1886 and up. We are
Washington's authorized HOOVER special
514 10Th St. NV National 1872.
EGfESH. shaFXfhs' sss5' EfEcTRoEUx' s1Bs5; i8s5;
with att'' rengIlF 9sT an and S Sqsr IKE new yr
sos 11th St NV. National 7773. o.
neTs IN iaetoTy crates s1oa g a5 " APso aPsa
AUTHORIZED DEALER for BENDIx. May
HOUSE, ABC and THOR. Buy now while
they are available and prices are low. Lib
eraI trade-in allowance Easy terms. You
may pay with your light bill
ELECTRICAL CENTER.
-5lf 10Th st. NV. National ssT2.
WASHERS-B Brand-new standard makes OF
Washlng machines in crates at deep-cuJ
prices prices as low as S27; 81 weekly; liberal
- ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY.
WsShlngton's Largest Appliance House,
80 " %. NV Entire Building.
District 3I37. Open Ewes. Till 9 PM
WASHERS. A. B C. Westinghouse and
ight Dill. Spring Valley Elec Shop 4SO5
Mass. ave. NV. EN-. SS63 Open ewes
WASHERS-Buy at the Piano Shop and
save sale Of discontinued models May
800; Ihor S29: price includes filler hose
pump: easy terms; 10 DAYS TRIAL
Also new. latest model B c and Nav
Tag washers and ironers in stock Repub-
nc 1890. The Piano Shop, IOl5 9Th
sMASHERS-Bendix from SI2a95 Installed,
W anu new; no price increase, immediate
Easy terms ''
LUX APPLIANCE CO,
"sSih,ihgton, Largest Refrigerator House,
OIL oIh 81 N W. Republic 1175.
Evening star., 1941-10-06
ROOMS FURN. g. UNEURN.
ROOMS WANTED.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

LARGE double room for gentlemen:
home cooking: close to bus, 10c fare.
Evening star., 1941-10-06
HELP DOMESTIC.
Continued.

tCOntlnuedD
GIRL eOloIsa, gh,w;, csre saoo Of baby; live
GIRL to care for infant. Health cer-
tificate preferred and references. 1l21
Oates st. ne. after $40 pm. 7'
GIRL, colored. 25 to 80. general house
work; live in; SS: reference. GE. 4329.
MAID, white. for young baby. do light
n0uSeworE; nouSes Eau etei Si. Small apt; employed
MAN, over IL years, for general house
work. 1905 New Hampshire ave. NV.
MOTHERS, HELPER. live in, no cooking
very little cleaning. $50 mo- rrn and board.
Oh. 4459. 1902 No. Mckinley rd., Airing
ton. Va.
old girl; Employed couple. Live in. HO.
$685. after 5 pm.
WOMAN, white, live in. attrac.. upstairs
room; g.h.w.. light laundry, cooking and
partial care of children; ST. wk. MI.
WOMAN, neat. clean, for gh.w, good
cook. NO. 1921.
WOMAN, white. to care for 6-mo. baby
and apt: SO week. room and board.
Time of. Call Sligo 1888.
WOMAN. white intelligent. settled, between
80 and 40; general housework.' care Of ! :
year-old baby. light laundry, plain cooking;
attractive new home in suburban Md,
congenial couple in business. Live in: at
tractlVe large room and private bath;
health certificate and references. $40
weekdays. AID. Olsl.
WOMAN, white. housekeeper; good home
Tor responsible person. Wisconsin 7730.
WOMAN. white, to care for IS mo. boy:
80, room and board: no shw except
help with meals: free to travel IF POS
SlBLE. SH. 6lS3-J.
WANTED. settled women to stay nights;
g.h.W.. cook, tend children; permanent
employment EN- 54o7
ANACOSTIA MAID. ghw.. cook, II to :;
no Sundays; refs; ~. Apply 2:!!3S Mt
View pl Sc. TR. 0171
Evening star., 1941-10-06

With moving storage firm. experience not
essential with car, willing worker steady
position. good pay, excellent opportunity
night man: references. Boy 9NJ-R. Star
Evening star., 1941-10-06

Has opening for men over 2I years OF age
to drive: must be residents of D. c. or
METROPOLITAN Area for l year: free instruc-
ton; can earn S25 to S35 weekly. Apply
$40 NJ st. ne ASK for Mr.. Booth
Evening star., 1941-10-06
Assistant Manager for
National Small Loan Co
ARROW CAB CO.

Must have some credit experience and own
car. Phone NJ. NJ Stnes, SH $3.50.
Aetna Finance Co, 1906 Ga. ave, Silver
Evening star., 1941-10-06
PART-TIME WORKERS.

Men with cars who can work from Q to
pm, 4 evenings per week: must have
initiative. ambition. mature Intelligence
and neat appearance. II you can qualify,
We offer most unusual opportunity Of
permanent nature. Our present men of
this caliber are earning over S35 week
consistently. local references required.
Write full details To Box l5-A Star
Evening star., 1941-10-06
SITUATIONS WOMEN.
SITUATIONS MEN G WoMEA

place in pvt. family: cook and butler: EXP
ref. Mr; Lincoln. $50 o ST. NV De-
cAtur 242S-J 6s
Evening star., 1941-10-06
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

MOTHER in Government service, and SON.
15, desire board, . rms or twin beds in pvt.
home. nr. high school Sox 210-D, Star,
CULTURED YOUNG LADY, Govt. elk,
good NV. section. Box 305-R. Star.
Evening star., 1941-10-06

GIRL, colored, g.h.w., care of baby; live
in. Phone EN- 1894 or zoos Legation NV.
Evening star., 1941-10-06
HELP MEN g WOMEN,

HELP MEN & WOMEN
COUPLE. white: woman must be good cook
and houSekeeper, man good houSeman with
drivers permit; small family: excellent Iiv-
ing quarters, salary Sl25. State age. re-
lision, experience. references; references
confidential. Box 29S-D Star.
FARMER AND WIFE, experienced. for farm
on Potomac in Maryland; reference. Phone
after Il pm MI 629S. -
Evening star., 1941-10-06
HELP MEN.
jContioiIed \

USHERS WANTED, experienced Apply to
manager. Pix Theater. 18th and New York
Evening star., 1941-10-06
PINBOYS WANTED.
Salesman and Estimator

II years old and over: good pay; no ex-
perience necessary, will teach Anacostia
Spillway Bowling Center, 2U04 Nichols
Evening star., 1941-10-06
CREW MANAGER.

Opportunity for live-wire book, maga-
zine, newspaper salesman; worlds largest
publishing house undergoing expansion
program with new combination (club)
monthly payment offer must be expert
enced In handling high-type girl organZa-
tion and willing to work either city or road
territory. Apply after pm. M M.
Knight. 3l2 Victor Building. or write to
lOOl Hearst Tower Building, Baltimore.
Md for al
Evening star., 1941-10-06

HELP WOMEN
BEAUTICIANS (2l, permanent positions
open. Salary and commission. Edison.
22ll Wisconsin ave. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced;. steady
position. pleasant surroundings. Lilyan's
Beauty Salon, 6l33 Georgia ave. NV
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced; per-
msnent position; salary and commission.
Roosevelt Hotel Beauty Shop. DU. 962l.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced; salary
and commission; no night work; good tips
Apply Jacks. 7l0 14th st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, all-around. expert
enced. Apply at once, 2l3l st. NV.
CASHIER general office. one with good
personality required; permanent. Buffers
Federal 621 9TH st. NV.
CLERKS WANTED = Several intelligent
young ladies (white) for clerical work in
pleasant surroundings flve-day week; sal
ary. $50 per week: state age, experience,
II any, and give references. Box 106-R,
Star.
COOK, white or eolored, in lunchroom.
Also girl II for night work, Ala
pm. Bethesda Lunch, $3.50 Wis. ave.
GIRL WANTED to make herself useful in
engraving shop. Boz 3oS-R Star.
Evening star., 1941-10-06
SAlESkEk.

SALESMAN - An olu-establiShed house
desires the services of salesman $3.50
years old, to call on grocery stores: must
have good appearance, education and
character references. Reply in own hand
writing, stating age. height, weight, ex-
desired to Box 165-R, Star
Evening star., 1941-10-06
ROOMS FURNISHED.
CContip,1ed

245o HUJDE,KoPER PL, N:w..Ls.: IT. m
closets. woodley DIGS.
TAKOMA PARK. MD. 30 sycamore ave
| double, ] single; nicely fuIn.: close 10
bath: unlimited phone. SH. 45s3-W
5:i3O 10Th ST. NV. Chevy Chase. d. c.
Nssly furn. l rm, bath and shower u1'
lin. phone: near TRANSFORMATION; pvt. fans
lily: gentleman only. Wo. 4722.
4119 4th ST. NV single room, also
. adjoining rooms: suitable 2 OF 4
private home; expr. bus service by door.
IA. 95s7.
1926 18th ST. NV, Apt 4OS-Large fur
nished room: desirable location; one or
two ladies, emploved. -
1l15 sth ST. NV, Newry Apt. Bldg. NO.
e0--Large. airy neat. next bath; closets;
pvt. apt. S4 single, So double. DU. 537a
1419 R NV, Apt. .1!-walkins, distance;
comfortable room; S25 single, SIS douoIe'
twin beds. North 32l4. o
could accommodate 3 students: deep closet
pvt. ent.: c.h.w. in room. MI. 1892.
323 18th ST SE-Single room, S3.75;
convenient to Navy Yard; good transports-
tio ton. modem dena conveniences; gentleman
124 ST. NE light housekeeping
room dble. bed, Frigidaire sink, range,
ch.w.. semi-bath. $3.50 wk.
1903 RHODE ISLAND AVE-Large rooms.
sgle. dble., running water. showers;
81 so day, hotel service; family rates.
1861 PARK RID. NV. Apt. 41-Lsrge
room. twin beds. for ladies, gentiies;
kitchen privileges HO. 6sls.
3l9l wARDER ST. N.w.-Nicely furn.
front room. twin beds; reasonable.
3902 AMES ST. NE-LarPe. warm room
for men: auto gas heat, twin beds inner
spring mattresses; reas.; conv. trans. TR.
1909.
72O OTIS ST. NW.-Front room. well fur
nished. quiet; private family; for Eente-
man: French speaking. ia. 44s6.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.--For gentleman in
private home of . adults. 70 other room
ers: private partial bath S25; references
exchanged. Box 2S5-R. Star. s.
37O6 18th ST. Ne, n sar. south Of
Monastery grounds-2 sleeping room :.
1920 OTIS ST. NE-small front room m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-12
Troilers for Hire

A CALIFORNIA buyer wants cars. VIII
pay $50 more than local dealers. s52
Woodward. TIE. 1-U666.
Evening star., 1941-12-03
$50 Are Disqualified
For Federal Jobs
By Loyalty Tests
Civil Service Official
Finds Fifth Column
Isin Evidence

Approximately $50 out OF a total
OF 10000 applicants for Federal de-
fense positions have been disquah-
fled because their loyalty to the
Government was open to question,
Arthur S. Flemming. Civil Service
commissioner, told a House Appro-
priations Subcommittee considering
the request of the Civil Service Com
mission for funds to hire 100 addi-
tional investigators, it was disclosed
today when the hearings were made
public. The committee approved the
request.
Some of the $50 persons disquall-
fed we're given Federal employment
temporarily. pending investigation
Later they were ordered removed.
Character Investigations disquali-
fed 2,4Oe more, Mr.. Flemming said.
! Does that give evidence to you
of some fifth column activities IN
the Government" Mr.. Flemming
was asked by Representative Lud-
! low. Democrat. Indiana.
Certainly. if one studies our re-
cords. he would get some indication
of that" was the response.
Mr.. Flemming said there now Is
an arrearage of about 10000 investi-
cations at the Commission, OF
which 23,5OO are for key nationa
defense positions in the War ano
Navy Departments.
The commission at present has
400. investigators.
Evening star., 1941-12-03
Nazis,F|eeing
.ToMariupo|,
.Fierce|y Pressed
Reor Guard Fighting
Desperately; Rostov
LeveIed, Germans Soy

Earlier Story on Page A-1D
BY the Associated Press.
Germany's southern army Is
fleeing toward Mariupol. 100
miles west Of abandoned RoStov
on the Sea OF Azov, and rear
guards are fighting a desperate
delaying action in the suburbs OF
Taganrog, said a special state
ment broadcast on the Moscow
radio tonight.
Field Marshal Ewald Won Kleist
and his staff already have left
Taganrog. 40 miles west OF Rostov.
the Russians declared and 40 VII
lagos in the vicinity have been re-
taken in the continuing Red Army
offensive.
We continue the pursuit launch
ing fierce attacks right onto the
backs Of the fleeing enemy" the
special announcement declared
Tanks. lorries and carts litter the
road to Mariupol"
Hastily attempting 10 get their
disorganized troops back to safety
the Germans were said to be putting
up roadsigns pointing the way to
Marlupol" But even so they were
said 10 be suffering tremendous
losses In men and abandoned equip
ment.
"All attempts of the enemy to halt
the advance of our troops have
failed. q . The intense pressure OF
our units prevents the enemy from
fortifying himself" Moscow went on
Complete destruction" of Rostoy
by Nazi bombers and artillery was
claimed by the Berlin radio. Ger
man authorities had threatened tc
raze the Don city in retaliation foi
activities OF its civilian defenders.
Germany had To make good 1t,
promise" said the announcement
The action was taken after re-
peated warnings and was an un-
avoidaple and logical reprisal fol
the fiendish and treacherous par
ticipation of armed Russian civil
ians in the battle behind the Ger
man lines"
A Reuters British news agency
dispatch said the Germans had
fallen back 36 miles in three days
in the retreat from Rostov.
A Soviet broadcast said the Ger
mans were fleeing so precipitatelN
/ that they were burning and aban-
doning tanks. trucks, carts ane
other equipment.
The broadcast called German
losses enormous" and said "oul
gunners are literally smoking Ger.
mans out of one village"
Evening star., 1941-12-03
U. 5. 10 Buy Resort Hotel
For Officers and Families

The Navy announced today that
the Government intends to acquire
the Chamberlin Hotel at Old Point
Comfort, Va, and use it for housing
transient Army and Navy officers
and their families.
The hotel is a modern fireproof
structure erected in 1928 and widely
known as vacationists' resort. The
Navy said preliminary negotiations
indicate the Government will be
able to acquire the hotel at frac-
ton of it's cost.
The housing situation for officers
and their families has been acute
since large numbers of both Army
and Navy personnel and civilian en-
| ployes have poured into the region
Evening star., 1941-12-03
Maine Man Acquitted
OF Murder in Death
OF Pretty Blond
Defense Contended Girl
Who Died in Field
Wus Suicide Victim
By the Associated Press.

BIZ the Associated Press.
FARMINGTON, Me, Dec. 3.-A
Franklin County Superior Court
jury today acquitted Fred H.
Wheeler, so, of a charge of murder
in the fatal shooting last June 7
of Miss Florence H. Buzzell, 20,
pretty blond business college stu
dent, with whom the State alleged
he had "adulterous relations"
The IL men and l woman de-
liberated l hour and A minutes.
Miss Buzzell died in field in the
rear of her brother Johns home in
Chesterville. where she had visited
with Wheeler The defendant, a
well-to-do cattle dealer did not take
the witness stand in his own de-
fenSe.
Verdict Draws Applause.
AS the jury foreman, Drew T.
Stearns, announced the verdict
Wheeler sat in his chair for a mo-
ment emotionless and then as a
slight murmur of applause went
through the half-flled courtroom he
turned and kissed his wife who burst
into tears of JOY.
When Justice Albert Beliveau
asked him to stand and told him
that he was discharged he motioned
| acknowledgement weakly with one
hand and then sat down.
The sentence for murder in Maine
upon conviction is life imprisonment.
Judges Charge Takes Hour.
Justice Beliveau, in his hour and
25-minute charge to the jury, said:
The State says it was murder,
the defense that 1t was suicide. The
burden rests with the State. II you
are satisfied that Florence Buzzell
committed suicide you must find the
respondent not guilty
Justice Beliveau added that LAS
remember the testimony, there is no
evidence here that anybody saw the
respondent fire the shot"
Evening star., 1941-12-03
Pacifist Duke Of Bedford
Takes Seat With Lords

By the Associated Press.
LONDON. Dec. 3-The paclflst
Duke of Bedford, who has boy
cotted" the House of Lords since ne
succeeded his father last year, occu-
pied his seat today but refused to
take the traditional oath OF new
peers.
Instead, he made simple declara-
ton, similar to the oath, that ne
would serve, be faithful and bear
true allegiance to the King and his
successors.
Then, after following the custom
of shaking hands with the Lord
Chancellor, he left.
The duke explained that he took
his seat hoping he might be able to
help some friends detained under
regulation 18B" The regulation
authorizes the Home Secretary in
wartime to hold without trial any"
one he regards as dangerous to the
war effort.
Evening star., 1941-12-03
Navy Elects Sophomore
To Captain 1912 Eleven
By the Associated Press,

/
ANNAPOLIS, Dec. 3.-Alan r.
Cameron of San Gabriel, Calf,
sophomore fullback. has been elected
captain of Navy's 1912 football
eleven. academy athletic officials an
nounced today.
He IS the first backfield man to
captain the varsity since 1927, when
E. A. Hannegan, a quarterback. led
the team. Cameron succeeds Capt.
Bob FToude of San Bernardino,
Calf, an end who graduates De-
cember 49,
Howard W. Dawson of Marked
Tree. Ark. has been elected manager
of the 1912 gridiron team. The
academy also announced that Sher-
wood H. Werner of Reading. Pa.
will receive the Navy Athletic Asso-
citation sword for personal excellence
in Naval Academy athletics.
The Thompson Trophy Cup for
the promotion of academy athletics
will be jointly awarded to William
M. Chewing of Richmond, Va. and
Donald D. Blue of Wichita. Kans.
Evening star., 1941-12-03
Zone Board Approves
Rooming Houses in
Restricted Area
Only Minor Changes
Made in PIon Adopted
For Emergency Period
Earlier Story on Page BID

Amended to a minor degree, the
proposed amendment to the zonlng
regulations to permit operation OF
boarding and rooming houses in re-
stricted residential areas during the
emergency period was approved to-
day by the District Zoning Commits
sion.
The commission. apparently heed
ing arguments that unrestricted
operation of boarding and rooming
houses in singlefamlly dwellings
might lead to overcrowding and bad
health and moral situations. amend
cd the original plan to stipulate that
not more than four boarders or
roomers may be taken into single
family dwellings in the "A re-
stricted and "A semi-restricted dis
tricts. subject to the new rule.
Under the rule adopted by the
commission. boarding or roomlng
houses will not be permitted in the
residential zones unless the owner
or lessee of the building applies to
and obtains from the District In
spector of Buildings a special Certl-
ficate of occupancy and unless the
applicant signs an unconditional
statement the boarding or rooming-
house use will cease at the eXplra-
ton date of the emergency plan.
The new plan will go into effect
this week. it was said, since only
one day of legal notice is required.
The change is to be advertised to-
morrow or the next day, according
to present plans.
One other change was made,
namely, to allow the plan to op-
crate as long as the national emer-
eency as proclaimed by the Presl-
dent continues, or until December
81, l945, whichever date is reached
first.
The original plan was to have the
temporary measure abandoned at
the end of the proclaimed national
emergency or at least by December
81. 1943.
The commission adopted another
amendment to its regulations deal
ing with the proposed fringe park
ing plan. This will permit such
parking facilities to be established
in anv section of the District, resi-
Dental or otherwise. provided indl-
vidual projects are approved by the
Zoning Commission following pub
lie hearing. The fringe parking bill
now before Congress merely requires
approval by the commission, but
TODAY the commission by its oWr
action stipulated public notice ano
public hearings.
Evening star., 1941-12-03
Grand Jury Presentment Asks
Disburment of AL Smith, Jr.

tration of justice which render him
unfit to remain an attorney and
counselor at law in the State of
New York"
The presentment charged that
Smith accepted sums Of money in II
separate instances to conspire with
various individuals and to obstruct
the enforcement of the State alco-
holic beverage control law and
otherwise abuse his position as a
lawyer.
The presentment was handed ur
by the special grand jury of John
Harlan Amen, who has been investi-
eating charges of corruption ir
Kings County civic affairs.
Evening star., 1941-12-03
Congressional Leaders Called to White House
Four More Selected
For Blue Grid Squad
Rl me AsSociated Pres,

MONTGOMERY. Ala, Dec. s.
Four additional players, one from
undefeated Duquesne and three from
the Midwest. were added today to
the northern squad which will COM
pete in the fourth all-star Blue and
Gray game here December 81.
Acceptances were announced by
the Blue and Gray Association
from: George Gonda. Duquesne full
back; Jim Rimble, Indiana tackle:
Ed Lechnor, Minnesota tackle, and
Bill Friedland, Michigan State end.
Today's additions brought to l6
the number chosen by the Blue
coaches, Lynn Waldorf and Bert
Ingwersen of Northwestern, and
Carl Snavely of Cornell They plan
to complete selections this week.
Evening star., 1941-12-03
Mother Gets Custody Of Babies
After Court Fight With Mate

senting the mother, won legal bat
tie today that consumed several
hours in testimony and argument
before Justice Pine.
Justice Pine said it is unfortunate
and unhappy" that this couple can
not patch up their differences and
that the children cannot have the
care and love of both parents.
This young man tthe children's
father has been so misguided as to
take the law into his own hands. !
find no substantial changes that
have occurred that would warrant
me in disturbing the finding of the
Georgia court, which gave custody
to the mother. Accordingly, award
custody of the children to the
mother, who has the legal right 70
them"