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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-12
HELP MEN and WOMEN

CANDY COUNTER CLERKS = Pleasant
well-paid work. part or full time chance
for promotion. Apply at once at any
PEOPLES DRUG STORE or employment
CHECKER for self-servce market; reliable
person. DGS STAR MARKET. Howard
aye, kensington, Md. sH. 1882 ewes
GoL 6Ts3 BOY OR GIRL Tor man ovei
37l living near 2l35 st. NV. Full-time
COOK tSS FOR 1S'i SMALL RESTAURANT. nc
Sunday work. Franklin 1874
COUPLE AT TOURIST HOUSE; apt. ant
COURT; Baltimore blvd mi past College
Park Berwyn 273.~
COUPLE to care for rooming house al
d755 n ST. NV; $40 per month $40
MR.. WILSON, MI. 6434.
COUPLE. white, to act as caretakers for
assist people; on call "a hours daily:
good salary, plus heated cabin without
Installed cooking facilities. Apply Ills
CoUPIE WANTED, husband working, wife
to care for house and > children aged A
and 5; good salary and apt; refer, re-
auired. Elk. 1865 between and in
DRUG CLERKS. experience desirable but
not necessary: good salary, vacation with
any PEoPI Es DRUG STORE or once,
EGG GRADERS. exper. graders preferred:
DI. @8$4' WI. F. HUM & CO, INC
F Foo 'CnH &c day shift. good salary
Four Ft5S HUNDREp' i5th s. NV. CO. 200
room COUNTER CLERKS. 10 OF, over. We
will train you for essential work on our
food counters, helping to feed Washington
war, workers. Good pay while learning
Uniforms furnished and laundered free
Apply AZ any PEOPLES DRUG STORE OF
FOOD COUNTER CLERKS, 10 or over. W,
will train you for essential work on oul
food counters helping to feed Wa;shinstoI
Apply a. any PEOPLES DRUG STORE oil
f Reliable 81 MARRIED Al Rf COUPLE wanted fo
caretakers, suburban home on Bradle'
blvd. close to Bradley Country Club
Oil. OF EN-. 7194 after 8 pm.
sALEsPEOPLE. experienced in specialt,
work such as books, msgazines, vacuum
salsble; min. earnings SIS per day II yol
are keenly interested and don't mint
work: Apply Room 6i3, 1919 = st ny
apt building; quarters and small salary
DO you THINK the war is over? II yol
do don't bother to read any further. WI
are hiring men and women to work a.
inspectors, assemblers and technicians II
radio manufacturing plant that is bus!
supplying vital equipment to the Army
and Navy. We are training inexperienced
and experienced people interested in keep
ing a JOB to do the work-and they likt
it, Want TO be one of them? Call Per
sonnet dept, WA. 1000 WASHINGTON
INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY. College
ATTENTIoN. ARLINGToNIANs, One o
WaShineIons best shoe stores, located RICH
in your own neighborhood, has opening
for men or women to sell shoes, full o.
part time: experience useful but not essen
tial We will gladly train you. Perma
nent position. good salary, pleasant work
ing conditions Apply Mr. Pennington
HAHN SHOE STORES, 3l0l Wilson blvd.
Arlington Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-12
HELP MEN.

AN EXCELLENT postwar opportunity-wt
need automobile painters, hodymen anc
MECHANICS. Earnings unlimited essential
work. Vacations with pay and insurance
up-to-date shop. pleasant working condi-
tions, days per week. Apply Mr.. Little
CAPITOL CADILLAC CO., 1879 22nd
NEAT-APPEARING ex-servicemen ~ un-
der "a, free to travel, earnings above aver
age; permanent with rapid advancement;
renewal work; transp. furnished. Apply In
MRS. JACK DUNN Houston Hotel, 9th
and 4 SITS. NV. Please don't phone.
THE BRIGGS CLARIFiER CO., nation
ally recognized manufacturer of filtration
equipment, using ceramic material has
developed new line of ceramic products
for the foundry industry. We are look
ing for two high-grade foundry sales enei.
neers to assist in selling these products tc
foundry supply houses. Applicants mus
be familiar and experienced with technical
aspects of nonferrous metal and must have
experience in selling and merchandising &c
these industries. Persons without this ex.
perience need not apply. Exceptions
present and postwar opportunity, attrac-
tive salary, bonus ARRANGEMENT and ex-
penses for travel. Apply 134l Wisconsin
ave. NV, $40 am. to 5 pm, $50 to IL
noon Saturday,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-12

| wo. 1852.
YOUNG GIRL, typist and file clerk; salary
and bonus; permanent position, See MRS.
YoHSG N Gspv t. assist 0 IN 5ewelry dept
MAX ALPERsTTIN, wholesale distributors,
Young YOU GU La Al for clerical work and sales
must be over Is. KAY DOYLE SHOES.
YoHujiNG LADY to to take telephon. orders for
m mann iV HsAssADos Rod Ho 5as 14ts sD at
YoUNG LADY with some knowledge of
window trimming; SALARY open. Apply in
person, FRANc1NE SHOP. 73e 7th st.
YOUNG LADY. with knowledge Of tipping.
to answer telephone and work on stock
CARDS b1z-day week. $3.50 mo. Box 1S7-V.
YOUNG LADY for once work. Il you are
sapaSIs re s ssn teach leach you OFFICIAL
YOUNG LADY CLERK, good salary, chance
for advancement; permanent position: air
J JIaSies' con- s27 sth s st. NV rTlee FRANC
operator and once clerks; excel. salary
ment plans HUB TSnui FuRS fEa n Cor e rs
YOUNG WOMAN to assist merchandise
ioor, LANsBuRdH 4 BRO. 7th. sth and
foSut u WOMAN, for inside clerical work.
learn newspaper work from ground up:
wonderful opportunity for ambitious per.
INTERESTING WAR woRK-Earninss nc
start. S31.2 weekly. with rapid increases;
no experience necessary: excellent working
conditions; ages, SO to so Apply employ
ment once. 7s2 18Th st. NV. Mon through
Fri, $50 am. to s p.m.:sat.. $40 am.
to 5 pm. THE CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC
TELEPHONE CO. Hiring ARRANGEMENTS
approved BY war Manpower cumniission.
BANK desires young lady to train for
clerical duties. This is q permanent posi-
tion, with an old-established Washington
bank. Therefore those temporarily reside
ing in Washington will not be considered.
Give age, education. reference, and yesis
dence FOR past years. Box 332-V. Star,
Continued on Next Pagss
Evening star., 1945-10-21
ITbeater GniId
Opening Play

Washington's regular first-night-
ers will constitute large part of
the audience tomorrow evening for
the opening performance of the sea-
son of the American Theatre So
ciety at the National Theater.
Occupying their accustomed
places in the auditorium will be
Mrs. William Corcoran Eustis, Mrs.
William Chaplin Huntington, Mrs.
Ernest Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua
Evans, jr.; Mr.. and Mrs. j. Laurence
Houghteling, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hewitt Myers, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Taliaferro and Mrs. Perry s. Heath.
Other flrst-night devotees who
will attend are Mrs. Cresson New
bold, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bruce
Howe, Col. and Mrs. Henry Parsons
Erwin, Mrs. William Bradley VIII
lard, Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Lans-
burgh, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Good
ale, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Parker Van
Zandt. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jelleff,
Rear Admiral and Mrs. j. A. Furer,
Mrs. George Parsons, Vice Admiral
and Mrs. Edward L. Cochrane, DR..
and Mrs. Paul Stewart. Maj. Gen.
and Mrs. G. M. Barnes, Mr.. and
Mrs. John L. Sullivan, Maj. Gen.
and Mrs. G. E. Edgerton, DR.. and
Mrs. William A. Morgan, Miss Paul
eta Guffey, Mrs. George Mesta,
Mrs. Robert E. Lee III, and many
more.
The play will be a new comedy,
"Dunnigan's Daughter" by S. M.
Behrman, and Mr.. and Mrs. Law
Evening star., 1945-10-21
BnqnOrs Are Hosts
At FareweIl Fefe

Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph P. Buquor
were hosts at dinner last evening
at the Shoreham, entertaining in
honor Of the retiring Military At
tache Of the Cuban Embassy and
Sonora de Munilla, who will return
to Cuba at the end of this month.
Others in the company included
Maj. and Mrs. r. Mckenzie Dawson
DR.. and Mrs. Stephen r. Verges
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Klemmer and
Mr.. Cesare Sacer Doti.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buquor returned by
Evening star., 1945-10-21

order and served piping hot A
specially Of the house is seafoods,
prepared by chef who is gourmet
himself they are equally fa-
nous for their charcoal grilled
steaks and chops. There are in
Vulnerable dining rooms in the two
large buildings-and they can ac-
commodate any number in your
party. Ask the headwaiter to seat
you at the Captains Table, or in
the Ships Cabin, or in any OF the
other Marine Dining Rooms. 1921
and 1907 = ST. NV.
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points Of good posture. and acquire
. more pleasing speaking voice
through rhythm. If you have
model qualifications. Miss Atkinson
can train you in fashion modelling
for . lucrative career. Wilma
Wright Flood Gan authority on
Speech and Rhythm) is an able as
sistant ut the PEARL ATKINSON
SCHOOL. For appointment with
Miss Atkinson, call NORTH 617l.
between l and pm. ITO CONN.
AVE.
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Ball Planned

The Student Council Of George
Washington University will give a
Halloween nasque ball Friday. at
the Shoreham Hotel. The Council
will select a Queen who will be
crowned during the evening. Mr.
E. Bradley Clay will direct his all
veteran orchestra.
Evening star., 1945-10-21

OF the most
o u tstanding
c h / stmas
card collec-
t | o ms in
town. Cards
for e v e ry-
o n e for
every mem
Der of the
~
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SIELOS COMPAN Y
where it will be made
whole again. Skilled
weavers also eradi-
cate cigaret burns,
moth h oles. and
snags from your
woolens a n d silk
clothing, and your
fine linens, via "in-
weaving" or "r e
weaving" 6I3 18th
Evening star., 1945-10-21

There he spe-
cialiZes in a
method of Face
M o ! ding and
NJ u S c / e -
Building that is
entirely differ
ent from regu-
lar facials. Let
h i'm eliminate
lines from your
Evening star., 1945-10-21

face and restore sagging muscles.
He is also skilled at removing pim-
piles, blotches and eye-puffiness.
6l2 18th ST. NV. Phone MA. So14.
6 T ETS DINE DOWN ON
THE RIVER" You
can. you know, if you go to the
WATER GATE INN, situated right
Evening star., 1945-10-21

" O So~ AZ"
vantage by TAX
ing Pearl At
kinson's won-
derful Self-Im-
p r o v e m e n t
Course. Y o u
" i'll learn to
W ak m ore
gracefully, be
kat1~h% fkn f~H
Evening star., 1945-10-21

o&CPS1, yoo Will
recognize tn e
"n a m e s" and
II a C e 81 you
read about. The
big reason is
that the food is
SO good. Every
thing is pre-
pared to your
Evening star., 1945-10-21

renee Langner and Miss Theresa
Helburn, co-directors of the Theater
Guild, will attend the opening per-
formance, as will producers, man.
ayers and writers from New York.
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aOU6l Rdlelgn,
and you and
your guests will
be en- t RANGED.
entertained and
edited. It's a
popular Raleigh
Hotel feature
and the time is
l pm. The food
is delicious, the
~n[e1S a~o fnvta
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cross pleated
" n e cklin e.
Made of fine
rayon crepe, in
either white or
chartreuse, it
can be worn
tucked in or on
the outside OF
your skirt. 1t
-AN
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THE SHAPE OF
THINGS TO CONE.

stop--cnd look! rs 1s46's
new Silhouette 50 radically
new, 50 unoffeetedly feminine
you won't volt for winter
to weor il.
There's fiomboyonce only in
the mossiye hots. On the clothes
themselves, the shoulders ore
deIieoteIy rounded, hips softly
curved, draped sometimes. with
fuIlness in the front. Your tor
so will topper in one smooth ex-
ponse from deep -ormhoIed
sleeves to o slender skirt, or
from rounded shoulders to lots
Of skirtfulness.
Evening star., 1945-10-21

are awaiting your selection to be
imprinted with your name in time
for Christmas mailing Gay cards
that are delightfully."- informal and
that take the familiar Mary and
Bob. Dignifled cards for those
who prefer the imprinting Of Mr..
and Mrs. Choose yours tomorrow.
1877 G STREET NV. Phone DI.
1868.
Evening star., 1945-10-21

N e r IS Studio
dress shop are. She
features one-of-a
kind fashions and
prides herself on
the fact that they
are delig htfully
different. Stop
out tomorrow :.
and add a bright
Evening star., 1945-10-21

q v e r liable
gold mine
of gif t s."
u n u s U a !
& ! a S sware,
Lucite orna-
ments, b a r
a r. ceSSories
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in the Women's
De p artment Of
the YO UN G
M e MS S no p.
Nicely tailored in
all wool flannel,
all W ool twills,
shepherd checks,
rayon gabardine,
striped rayon
Evening star., 1945-10-21

lbS WONQer-
full! There
is everything
i m a ginable
to slim you
down. Take
a co u r S e
u S ! n g all
spot = reduc-
! n g m a -
chjnpg in
Evening star., 1945-10-21

oplc OF CONVEX
sation all over
town. Wear it
for lou n ging,
and your most
casual costumes.
tt S of black
gabardine with
a fle i b ! e
leather sole .
a. .~-.s-
Evening star., 1945-10-21

DR.. and Mrs. Arthur Nourse Me-
10y announce the marriage of their
daughter, Mrs. Jean Meloy Cook, to
Maj. Eugene Mitchell Apted, the
ceremony taking place September 9
with the Rev. Henry Manken, jr., Of
ficiating.
Maj. and Mrs. Apted are making
their home at Vineyard Farm,
Prince Georges County.
Evening star., 1945-10-21

ou tilC ~
tomac, yet
right here
in n.
The decor
is Pennsyl-
v a n i a
Dutch, and
the food is
d e ! icious.
va,af1y an
Evening star., 1945-10-21

" INSPIRED BY THE BAL
LET .. designed for your
comfort" This divinely comfort
able slipper illustrated here is a
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cluding ring-rollers and exercycles,
with steam cabinet and shower, 10
times. $40; 20 times. $2750, includ-
ing diet. Ten half-hour Swedish
messages with steam cabinet and
lamp, $3.50 Washington largest
and most modern health club.
1929 r ST. MA. 1885.
II" IT'S SLACK TIME :.
time to relax" One Of
the largest and finest arrays OF
slacks that Helene came upon, is
Evening star., 1945-10-21

until 3 pm.
every ev e.
ming to ac-
C o immediate
those Of you
who h a v e
little tim e
for daytime
s h opp ing.
They carry a
larg e and
Evening star., 1945-10-21

U TINE ON YOUR HANDS"
II you're lady Of leis-
ure during the mid-afternoon, you
can put the dull hours of from>s to
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s GET YOUR HEADS TO-
GETHER OVER THIS. !"
Your hat and your hair should 60
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INN

JOY the wonderful tall steaming
popovers, just oozing with MARINA
lade. 2700 F ST. NV. Phone DI.
1856.
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green. red, navy and pastels {.
priced from $5.95 to $l4.95. 1919
r ST. NV.
6 IT'S NICE TO FIND A
GOLD MINE, now and
thenl" NORMANDIE GIFT SHOP,
. tiny nook In Old Georgetown, is
Evening star., 1945-10-21
Golden Wedding Fefe

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hugh
Dougherty of 2109 F street will cele-
brate their golden wedding anniver-
lsary Saturday at an open house from
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gay gift wrappings and Christmas
cards. Open from 10 to 7. 1924
Wisconsin Ave. AID. 5282.
Evening star., 1945-10-21

the back. has three-quarter length
sleeves and is priced at only s7s5.
Sizes 80 to SO. F Street at 18th.
/" SATURDAY IS FASHION
SHOW TIME" Just
make reservation for luncheon in
the PAIL MALL ROOM of the
Evening star., 1945-10-21

+" FAMOUS AMONG THE
FAMOUS" When
you 60 to o'DONNELL'S SEA
GRILL for luncheon, dinner or late
Evening star., 1945-10-21
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t" YOUR STOCKINGS ARE
WORTH A DARN" If
one has developed run or a snag
take it Immediately to the
Evening star., 1945-10-21

ana nGAOS Of
C o N N ECTICUT
AVENUE will show
you how to make
the most Of both.
Skilled hair stylists
specialize in Cold
Waves and Ma
chine Permanents
and Heads are
the proud posses
sors Of . wonderful
/. 1923 CONN, AVE,
Evening star., 1945-10-21

!" TELL YOUR MOTHER"
tell your father, your
sister and your brother, and remind
yourself, that BREWOOD has one
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0 TOME EARLY FOR
STANDING ROOM"
ii. that's how popular the dresses,
coats and suits at MOILIE zECH-
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/" YOUR FACE CAN BE
YOUR FORTUNE.
If you go to MR.. GARDINER
Beauty Clinic" at HEPNER'S.
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plane from New York just In time
for the party, having flown there
the day before to attend q dinner
at the Waldorf Astoria.
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ly to behold, the clothes are new
and exciting, and the music is
smooth. For reservations-call
Mr.. Romaine, MA 1910.
Evening star., 1945-10-21

ration coupon. Priced at s435, it
is available in sizes 4 to g =.
at ROSS-SATURN. They've also
received another shipment of Gre
clan Thong Sandals, favorites at
s3.95. Open daily from to 6.
Thursday from 8 to 8. 1923 CONN.
AVA. DUPONT o346.
H IT'S CHIC! It's differentl
''' It's beautiful" It's
new blouse at L. FRANK COM
PANY, which features a criss-
Evening star., 1945-10-21
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/" YOUR CLOTHES SEARCH
can start and end at
THE SHELBURNE SHOP" This
delightful little shop remains open
Evening star., 1945-10-21

4 until 7 o'clock at the home Of Mrs.
Dougherty's sister, Mrs. George Mar
shall, 3705 Bangor street Sc.
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robe. 25lS 14th ST. CO. 1l66.
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complete assortment Of pure wool
suits, all very handsomely tailored,
dresses for casual and daytime
wear, and coats, too. 1927 CONN.
AVE. Phone AID. 7432.
Evening star., 1945-10-21

Water softener. 1923 CONN. AVE.
Phone DE. SSH. Bethesda salon:
724S Wisconsin Avenue. Phone
Oh i3l6.
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geaving." sls 18th ST. NV.
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!" HAVE YOU EVER SEEN
THE MECHANICAL
'sPOT-REDUCING' equipment at
ANNE KELLY'S?" It's wonder
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-20
RedepIoyment Timetable

Paris, July 20. (UP) - Today's redeployment timetable of U. S. Army divisions:
 44th Infantry. Arriving in New York today aboard Queen Eliza beth.
 End Infantry: On high seas. first clements scheduled to reach United States about Tuesday.
 5th Infantry: On high seas, first units should arrive early next week.
 18th Armored: On high seas. first shiploads should arrive late next week.
 Ninth Army Headquarters: Ad- vance units on high seas and re- mainder cleared LeHavre today.
 20th Armored: Advanced units on high seas, main body expected to clear Le Havre Wednesday or Thursday.
 2sth Infantry: Advance party on high seas, bulk or division at camp in Le Havre area.
 30th Infantry: Advance units scheduled to leave Le Havre Sum- day, main body being processed at Camp oklahoma City in Reims area.
 s5th Infantry: Advance party awaiting shipment at Le Havre, re- mainder kn Reims assembly area, 18th Infantry: Advance units at Rains. bulk Of division expected there hy Tuesday,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-20
NEW EQUIPMENT
 FOR TOWN CLERK
Duplicating Machine In- stalled in Basement of
 City Hall

The city's new duplicating na- chine, which was bought for the Town Clerks office for the purpose Of providing an easy and quick means Of preparing copies of do- cuments, soldiers discharges, etc., has arrived and was set Np in the basement of the City HaIl today.
 Known by its trade name as Rec- tigraph the machine consists of the reproducing camera, a developer. a washing sink, and dryer. The machine is housed in one of the offices formerly occupied by the Draft Boards.
 In addition to use by the Town Clerks office, it is expected that its facilities will be made avail able to other departments who have need for reproductions of original documents, maps, drawings, etc.
 It is expected that training of an operator will start within week.
 The machine and appurtenances was bought at a cost of $25T.91.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-20
LOCAL STUDENTS
 RECEIVE AWARDS
Dr. Gilmartin, E. Vincent Maloney, Judge Gaffney
 on Scholarship Board

The Holmes scholarship commit tee, composed of Dr. John G. Gil- martin, E. Vincent Maloney and Judge John L. Gaffney, members Of the Board of Agents of the Silas Bronson Library Fund, today an- nounced awards to the following Waterbury students at Yale Univer- sity.
 Wade Huber of 30 Grove street, Sheffield Class of 1946; Allan An- derson of 181 Fairlawn avenue, Aca- demic Class of 1947; and William Gilland of 1054 Meriden road, Aca- demic Glass of 1949
 The annual awards are provided for in an invested fund at the uni- versity bequeathed by the late Dr Samuel Holmes in the amount oi $5 ,000. Students of high academic standing and good character are eligible for scholarship aid. The awards approximate $6o each to all Academic students and SIS each tc students in the Sheffield School o1 Engineering.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-20
Mixed Jury Weighs ate Of Frotten
(NEA Telephoto)

Manchester, Vt., July 20.-(UP)- A superior court jury of six women and six men decided today whether Harold Frotten, 26, is guilty of first degree murder in the shotgun slay- ing last Oct. 21 of Robert Stratton, 55, Woodford farmer.
 Conviction would make Frotten. a former Worcester, Mass, resident, the first person in 15 years to pay the mandatory penalty of death in Vermont's electric chair. After four days of testimony, the jury was ready to hear Judge Charles Adams charge before beginning delibera- tion.
 The confidence which has charac- terized the defendant since his ar- rest remained with him even after both sides had rested their case yesterday. Frotten was quoted by deputy sheriff as saying:
 T will not burn"
 Termed a Fool
 A former ferris wheel operator with a carnival, Frotten was described by his counsel, Atty Collins W. Graves, as "a poor. be- nighted fool" who was crazily tn 1 love with Stratton's 10-year-old daughter Harriet. Graves declared in his final argument that "a com bination of love and drunkenness pushed him to the deed" On the witness stand, Frotten acknowledged having imbibed 12 bottles of beer with rum chasers shortly before the shooting.
 However, States Atty. William Travers Jerome. seeking the death penalty, warned the jurors that they should consider only the facts surrounding the alleged murder and not what he termed certain ex- traneous items introduced by the defense"
 First Degree Sought
 You will be lacking in your duty, Jerome admonished the jury, "un- less you return verdict of murder in the first degree"
 The SLaCe CalleQ COLal Ol 1o Wlt- nesses including the victims IS. year-old daughter Georgiana, whe was sole witness to the killing.
 Frotten himself was the principa witness for the defense. He testi. fled that he shot the farmer ir self defense when Stratton at. tempted to kill him with a ham. mer. To impeach the testimony o. the states star witneSs-Harrie Stratton-defense counsel drew from Frotten the admission that hi sweetheart helped him escape iron Bennington County jail July 3 and promised to meet him al Granville. N. Y, where he was cap. tured less than 2z hours later.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-20
-FOUR DIVORCE
 l ACTIONS FILED
Attorney Sweeney Rec- ords Actions in Litch-
 field County Court

Residents of the Waterbury area are involved in four divorce actions which were filed in the Litchf1eld superior court today. Attorney Ed ward F. Sweeney of Waterbury ap- pears as counsel for all of the plain tiffs.
 Ruth Amelia Bradshaw Kanehl of watertown seeks divorce from Carl John Kanei1l of Waterbury on the ground of intolerable cruelty. The couple married July 39, 1887 and the plaintiff claims her hus- band became cruel Aug. l, 1887. She seeks custody of their two children, an allowance for their sup port and alimony.
 Charles L. Barto of Watertown makes a charge of cruelty in his complaint against Evelyn Dunican Barto of Bennington, Vt. The mar riage was performed Nov. 18, 1885 and the cruelty is alleged to have started Jan. 1, 1897.
 Permission to resume use of her maiden name is sought by Banche Isabella Davis Shrager of Plymouth in her action against Rudolph Schrager of Bristol. The couple married Oct. 19, 1881 and cruelty since Nov. 10, 1881 is alleged. Ali mony is sought by the petitioner.
 Cruelty since Dec. IS, 1883 i' charged by Almira Banks Burgoyne of Plymouth in her action agains Milton E. Burgoyne, also of Ply. mouth. The couple married Dec 25, 1928. The plaintiff asks fo alimony.