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Evening star., 1945-07-08
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

EXECUTIVE AND WIFE, permanent resi-
dents, want to rent desirable unturnished
house In city or suburbs; no children or
best references: moving because owners of
present abode are being transferred back
70 Vs WaSshneton neephone executive 500
WASHINGTON % aTToRNEY Eye and nSSi Wife mo
children, must have one or two bedrooms,
apt, furnished or unfurnished, August %.
prefer Conn ave; vic. Will consider buying
YEARS RENT in advance. on house, in
Blessed SACRAMENT Parish; lease to start
HOUSE, preferably in Chevy Chase, FOR oc-
Ssdntb cupaPcy about July IL foT at least
PSRh T%o Ef 5eSms vchtS EN- S94s Tskoma Park
WANTES REsisfiS6 70 70 fSSs REST large unfurnished
location in good condition; fair rent and
pbdns gth StTaisht ssss esss OF or more years
q H3ss r T5s sas nGRih IL SRs
FERMaGNENETF ri NAM IT. nonao1t i1aSS resident wants to
rent two or three, bedroom house Or apt,
Ynfurn.; can wait for occupancy, until
rom oe o % %P5eer svd nv sbSre5 ST ands
l. wo. 1896 or Ma. 1895. ~
NAVY .CoMDR., wife, no children, wants
to to rent 1 unfurnished house or apartment
Sept. or before. Please call Temple $3.50.
SERIOUSLY WOUNDED MARINE veteran
needs house near Naval Hospital, Bethesda;
requires bedroom and bath on first floor:
will rent or buy. Box 275-J, Star.
NAVY LIEUT.. wife and two children
III gently need 2 or bedroom house fur
nished or unfurnished. NV. or nearby
Maryland. WI. GAIA evenings. l3s
WAVE OFFICERS need or. bedroom
furn. apt or house by Aug. 1st: present
apartment being converted, MI. $500.
Apt 5S, evenings, or Box 4l7-J, Star lOs
GOVERNMENT EXECUTIVE needs three.
bedroom detached. unfuTnished house in
a month Call Shepherd 66T9. %
AIRCRAFT EXECUTIVE with permanent
position in Washington desires an attrac-
lively furnished 2 or 8 bedroom house. pref
erably in Chevy Chase, Bethesda. or Ken.
sington sections, We have excellent local
references. viii take year or longer lease
and will consider any reasonable guarantee
on furnishings. Must be available by August
] II possible Prefer not over $3.50 mo.
Box 20S-J. Star. IL
perately needs or 8 bedroom house by
July 10. cH. 4075.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
APARTMENTs WANTEp.

Government permanently employed, fur
nished or unfurnished two-bedroom apart
in good S NV ocaton refs oGnse furDssed spsi cai
Michigan 1858 after $50 pm. o.
NAVY Ut, Just returned from 3 yrs. over
tgrn bqJ ShSd Shed apt VII suitcase for or mos
IN DESPERATE NEFD-Married couple.
f0 RE- qRtSFnsaeS sssg ba}eTe co oel6dE Mk cAE
MOTHER. daughter both employed, want
ghnfurn; hn,; apt nv, ,S556 ceiling; have row
RESPONSIBLE Army major returned from
oversee. permanently located and wife
need one-bedroom apartment or small
suitcase; no children. no pets TIE. 9II7. i0S
NAVAL LII, just returned from yrs
combat duty, needs 2-bsdroom, unfur-
Aug. l. D. C, or nearby, in order to live
wltha vile and l6-yr.-old daughter. TIE.
YOUNG BUSINESSMAN, wife and infant
need l or 2 bedroom, unfurnished apt,
OVERSEAS sERvfcEMANS's M " WIFE and
Snfarn ant, m secfiSn essn Oh ia qT osoa rO0a
EMPLOYED COUPLE desire / room kitch-
ssnetfie and private (or semiprivate) hath,
PERMANENT ARMY COUPLE desire living
room, bedroom, kitchenette private bath
sTSG spt can furnish references not e exceed
tk5AKos, IA BOX 52s, RID 8, Vienna, Va. GO
SEPT. Is tc JAN 15.-Furnished apart
ment 9 or 3 bedrooms; naval oficer wife
ana infant daughter; Northwest; no stairs.
WANT 2-bedrm. furn. apt. or house, Ar
lington, section; two children infant. p
yr;, girD Call NAVY 1t. HENDERSON
81 MEIgsi ST write 9l Highland st. s.
wanted for July. 2o-AuE. 20 By single
THREE WAVES Ate desire enif furnished F 19Sp Apart
mfns mRs With NFr srS sltShen snd private bath Cal
URGENTLY NEEDED by July IS, or 2
Arlington or Wash. GL. 81 so. is.
QUIET WOMAN EXAMINER, Pat. once,
room apt, unfurrnished; consider one-room
Pleasant. Box ga, Star %
2 ROOMS, preferably within District;
JapaneSe-American couple. husband en-
new addition in family soon, but due TO
racial background hnd it extremely
GiIt7euIt; II ips Telephone RI I1 District 2945 Mr.
fERNfsHTp fEk MHSs AklPARrM khlPPAARrMrNT in NV. NJ near
Walter Reed, 3 Army dietitians, by Sep
tember = references furnished. Call IA.
306l ewes. and Sunday s.
ARMY CAPTAIN and wife wish furnished
or unfurnished apartment, no children no
NV. area. SH. 7412.
ATTENTIoN-Need at once small apt,
furn. or unfurn., for my wife and infant
son, ! will paint house OF, apt. for con-
part time or both. Box ls-A, Star, l0'
COLoRED COUPLE. Govt. worker and
school teacher, desire > or 3 room apt,
unfurn.. in NV. section. Phone co. 9l13.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
HOUSES FOR SALE.

CONVENIENT 'NORTHWEsT-$I3,9 A
thoroughly modern and spacious brick
hone Of and complete TILED
psTfect t condition. MITCHELL ST1cK' az DI T.
Isal 81 sNp ss p4 2E@goN s9gt rL. N.w-Rov brick
Kitchens furnished: lst floor vacant and
cRaNE essaS lSr HEnAN HaisIe ST. 4ooo 0Serpan'S
PARK RID. AND HIATT r.; N.W.-6 rooms,
2 baths. oil heat. 2 kitchens; completely
noame anS m of siS monhs Paed
TO sell at S1e,950. CRANE q HELAN,
CONVENIENT PETwoRTH - Attractive
semidetached brick home. now used for 3
families; an excellent home and income
PPofufng PFo barsan PpoDsrE acHL Ms Iondfe ac this
4 WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY for a
eornep G af Site
reasonably. Building contains l | rooms, 2
baths ard a very large. street-leyel base
Oil heat, On North Capitol St.. near
!ssss sa HEsEHks! 0s 0so soFs szeusTs sR
OPEN 2-6---4717 18th st. NV. exqui-
uitrsmoderrin Ultra kitchen, oil heat, hfnished
sSis todsSS * 1 & SS ssso ~ JAY, JAY Really &C.
vacant and oWner-occuple0 houses In de-
sirabIe locations available for prompt pos
session; others coming in daily MITCHELL
ASAcosTIA, adjoining, Kramer Jr., ST..
High School--Modern 3-apt. bldg. is now
available for Sl2,250. Semidetached 8
private entrsnees.. front and back; central
agents SIS East Capitol st Ii .0129
WE HAVE several fine brick s. and 10
room homes. only 5 blocks from d. S.
Capitol; excellent aeighborhoods;E reason
ably priced. HERBERT & SONS. exclusive
azants. 515 Fest Capitol st. Ii, 0129
DENTIST. DOCTOR location ofice and
home combination; new corner brick; s.
bedrm- home; operating room. reception
rm, laa,63oratory, a,3 separate entrance to
ACCOMPLISHMENTS detached home
Of rooms and bath "A bedrooms), on a
large, attractive lot Convenient TO stores
and t5ansportation aI1S1 az 10 First offering. MITCH
HILLCREST-SI4,950 950-This first Offering
on this. modern Colonial brick home OF 6
rooms, bath, hrst-floor iavatory and beau
tifully psneled recreation room; conven-
lent 20 stores and transportation this
property Is in perfect condition. MITCH
5lk doASh' "a. @e3l.
Evening star., 1945-07-08

$40 SOUTH OAKLAND ST, Arlington
Army wife has modern two-bedroom home
to share with young woman for one month
at $40 Home after 3 pm. los
WILL SHARE HOME with mother and
working daughter or married couple in ex-
change for light housework and some at
tention to half-grown, well hammered
daughter. Call II. 1859 after 3 pm.
STUDIO COTTAGE, large living room bed
room combination, open fireplace, electric
Kitchen, complete; bath and porch: ample
grounds; miles from Alexandria, car
needed. Tel. AL. 0SO5.
ATTRACTIVE HOME, well furnished. on
FoXhall rd.: 8 rooms and bath, porches.
h.-w h., beautiful surroundings: u mile to
bus stop; owner away for a year will rent
for $3.50 a month to small family. Reply,
giving size of family and references to
Box 70-A, Star.
EXCHANGE 3-bedroom house in San Diego,
Calf, for . or bedroom house or apt.
in Washington or vicinity. Call WO. S64l. =
THREE-BEDRO0M HOUSE, nicely furnish
ed, from July 10 to Sept. /, all utilities
$3.50 Call NO S47G
EXCHANGE comfortable, modern furnished
house, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, S125 per mo-,
in Arlington, convenient transportation,
for l or 2 bedroom apartment, furnished d
or unturnished, NV, similar rental. Gil.
CHEVY CHASE, Md bedrms.. 2 baths.
WELL-LoCATED COTTAGE, Eppins Forest.
Md; 3 rms, bath, screened porch, from
July Is to Sept 80: S35 wk. or S100 mo-;
corner of Robin Hood rd. and Roydon
trail. Call FIR. 1853 or South Shore 3l36
Evening star., 1945-07-08

NO. 1 MANOR CIRCLE, Takoms Park
large rooms, bath, front porch, furnished;
adults: references. Call SH. 3770. Price,
S67 so transportation good
S03 10th ST, ALEX.-Bedroom, living
room, kitchen and bath; from July to
Aug s, sos. AL. 1913.
WOULD OFFICER WIFE with young
child like to share house? Unfurnished
upstairs. two rooms and bathroom, dining
room and use of kitchen downstairs; big
garden; > miles Of Mt. Vernon; S35 month
tGasson BUNGALOW. Box 3O4-J Star
Evening star., 1945-07-08
HOUSES uNEuRNIshEp.

EXCHANGE modern 5-rm. bungalow near
Georgia and Alaska aves.; fenced yard:
$50: for 2-bedroom apartment in D. c.:
option to buy If desired Call after
70 SH 599S
EXCHANGE-Business executive, trans
ferred to Boston, will consider exchanging
his 6-rm. house. ideally located in Wash
ington for home vicinity Boston. OR.
GROOM HOUSE, NV. section, unfurn.,
S55 mo-: will exchange for / or bedrm.
apt. preferably NV. Box 24-V, Star.
Evening star., 1945-07-08

FARM HOUSE, furn or unfurn. reason
able Call Bowie 305I between u and
3 pm.
CHEVERLY. MD.-4-bedroom home, sit
ting on a hill, overlooking the city; furn.
500 month: please write for appoint
ment. Box 1851, Star.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
APT. HOUSES FOR SALE
HOUSES FURNISHED.

80 500, TERMS-3-tamily fiat, oil heat
ton call At 1903 once. s25 st. ne. .
Evening star., 1945-07-08
hnuSES EXCHANGED.
HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.

EXCHANGE 2-bedroom house, Sc. Wash
ington, for similar house or apt. N, Y. sui
arb lehman, RE. 1900 Ext. 1857 s.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

NEW YORK CITY-Furnished suite ont
week, latter part July similar accommo
dations Washington, Arlington; references
Box 1871, Star.
Evening star., 1945-12-05

Oh. you chubby girls.
what you've been waiting
for is this smart basket
weave jerkin. solid green
or rose shade. Finely
tailored and so slender
izing. Sha to 14ha.
Evening star., 1945-12-05

Prints and colors in washable
cotton housecoots with zip
pers. Full skirts and sweet
heart neckIines. Sizes IA to
20. Others ot 500.
Goldenberg'S-Robe Shop
Second Floor
Evening star., 1945-12-05

Lodies' solid ond print po-
jomos. Man tailored and
floral prints in spun royon
ond royon crepes. Contrast
ing binding, eyelet enbroi-
dery trims. Sizes 81 to 40.
Observation-Disclosures
Street Floor
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
Aerialist
Ends Stay

PERCHED ON the tip of a
swaying pole, 200 feet in the air,
the Great Jansley defies death
nightly with a series of electrify-
ing acrobatic stunts in the big,
free outdoor exhibition at Edge
water Park.
Jansley concludes his current
engagement with Sunday matt
nee and night performance and
will be succeeded on Monday by
Eddie Polo, THE Human Rocket" "
who slides 10 earth by his hair
from a tiny platform 100 feet sky
ward.
Edgewater's numerous thrill
rides offer unlimited fun for all
ages and its dozens of amuSe-
ments add 10 the merriment.
Roller skating every evening
and Sunday afternoon, a free
picnic grove. and multiple sports
facilities are a few of the many
other outstanding features.
There is no admission charge to
the park at any time and ample
parking space is always available.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
Studies for
Own Roles

A STUDY Of physical and per.
sonality features of any histori-
cal figure are essential 10 depict
ing the character on the stage,
according TO veteran actor Joseph
Macaulay.
Macaulay. who plays Richelieu
in the Civic Light Opera Com
pany's production Of the Three
Musketeers' at the Masonic audi
torium, studied all the material
the Detroit public library had on
the powerful cardinal.
II got all the pictures OF him
could, and then built myself
a makeup" Macaulay related.
He trimmed a stage wig into
the close-cropped, stern hair Of
the church official. and built a
thin nose out of plastic Short,
tight-fitting clothes made Ma
Caulay seem smaller.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
Stanley at
Penobscot

FRANK STANLEY, whose
piano direction, 20 quote Walter
Winchell, should be heard on the
national networks" and his
smooth orchestra are at the Pc
nobScot Club, for an extended en-
gagement at the night club in the
sky.
Stanley's aggregation has had
braves heaped upon it in the
swank Little Palm Club and the
now defunct Royal Palm Club,
both in Miami. He is equally
famed for his authentic rhumba
rhythmS as he is for his distinc-
tive ballad arrangements for the
less eXuberant forms of dancing.
Additionally, jamie Palmer con-
tinues TO offer tuneful song styles,
as vocalist with the orchestra.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19

"Allo. beeg boy!" reverberates
loudly and often at Club Top Hat
these nights. It's the faVorite
salutation of Fiji D'OrSay, former
film star, who is as flirtatious
and saucy as ever. Fiji came here
from San Francisco, where she
had just completed a record
breaking engagement.
Her all-star supporting cast at
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
A SERIOUS EFFORT

Perhaps we are stepping out. of
our nonrationed critics shoes,
editoriaiizing in such a fashion,
but we feel that we are justified
because here -is-a- serious play,
an expensive enterprise and an
absorbing presentation which de-
serves the most intense considera-
This is no fy-by-footlight piece,
dreamed up for quick money con-
sumption. II has a magnificent set
and one OF the finest acting casts
we have seen in several months.
Montgomery Gift is indeed a
brilliant young actor whose gift
for underplaying, almost causes
him 10 throw a couple OF impor-
tant lines away.
Flora Campbell, as the synpa-
thetic wife OF his next-door neigh
Dor, has a rare quality for unas-
suming charm and delicate delivery
which is perfectly fascinating,
while Russell Hardie does a great
Job as the artist. Grace Coppin
handles several really difficult
scenes with magnificent aplomb
and Reginald Beane, Raymond
Greenleaf and Ann Lincoln are all
good
Altogether, despite its slightly
morbid subject. "Foxhole in the
Parlor," represents an important
effort in the theater and one which
we hope you don't miss before il
leaves for its New York opening
Saturday night.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
Odd End

HANK MANN, until year ago
one of the most daring stuntmen
in the cinema, has become, to
the horror of his death-haunting
brethren, a knight of the powder
puff and lipstick-a makeup man,
at which he makes his debut
along with Warner Bros. drama,
Escape in the Desert.
ct pays more" is Mann's
laconic explanation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
Memory

INGRID BERGMAN'S most
cherished possession. she revealed
at RKO where she is co-starring
with Bing Crosby in the Rainbow
production, THE Bell of St.
Mary's," is a motion picture in
which she appeared at the age Of
l year. Ingrid's father made the
picture as she sat on the lap of
her mother who died when Ingrid
was 2.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
STILL AN ANSWER

She. however. makes il still an
individual answer 10 a question
which involves not just one eX-
soldier, but millions of medically
discharged veterans
Instead of dragging the boy off
10 a San Francisco conference TO
give him something 10 work on for
future world peace. which is not
only her solution but costly one
If IL could be applied on mass
scale. il has occurred to US that
she has a very rational and simple
answer.
Since she has employed symbolic
language IN expressing the lads
queries. why not have him repre-
sent all of his buddies, who have
a chance, 10 organize, unite and
make with a terrific voice, at not
iHst the San Francisco meeting,
but al all ensuing peace confer
Cnces.
Those who have been through
the war. have seen and suffered.
are the ones who can do more in
one tumultuous voice to veto the.
next war and their name is legion.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
Fiji D'Orsay at Top Hat

the Top Hat includes Johnny
Webb, new singing star. ss an
extra added attraction; Phil Wag-
ner and Milt Hamilton. waclCy
comics who have grown to be per-
petual favorites at this spot; Enid
phillips, exotic dancer; Chico,
clever Philippine novelty juggler,
and Judy Wellner's Dancing Top
Hatters.
It's Frank Gilbo's music.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
FoxhoIe'
improved
Rr CHARLES GENTRY

INTRIGUED BY the idea which
Elsa Shelley presents in her new
play, "Foxhols in the Psrlor. "
having It's pre-Broadwsy tryout
here at the Wilson. We returned
last night 10 re-review il.
We found a much more polished
piece of theatrical furniture occu-
pying the Wilson stage. and a
final curtain which packs a much
greater wallop than the initial one.
As YOU may have heard or read.
"Foxhole" deals with the problems
of a returning soldier who finds
himself too mentally upset to cope
with readjusment 10 his former
way Of life.
Wrongly pegged as a psyche
neurotic Zone Of the most mis-
leading and frightening terms 70
como az this war) the boy seeks
an answer 10 his problem, before
ne can resume a normal course OF
existence.
The problem which the author
eSs. Elsa Shelley, presents, is prac-
tically too great in scope 10 cope
with, Vet -Sha- comes nearer 10 an
answer, now that she has rewrit-
ten her final scenes, than she did
before.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
Film Time Clock

ADAMs-"counterattac II a. m. 7o7,
L. STA. II 10 p m; ''Thunderhead, Son
Of Flicka," l24s. 3.55. e:53. o:5i .. m.
BRoADwAY-cAPiT0L-"This Mans Navy"
II q, m, l. SO, 4.5b, TAO, 1890 D. m:
Cisco kid Returns" 1245. $40. cas-,
FISHER-''winSed Victory" 1880. $40,
10: Is p. m. "one Body Too Many '2;l6.
5.2e, 9;04 p. m.
.MADIsoE-"winEed Victory" 1910 a. m,
2: so, q: 80, 1910 p. m. "One Body Too
Many" l;35. SIS. SIS D. m.
MICHIGAS-"ENri carrolls vAnitiss." 1919
Co-Pilot," l2:5S. 4:22. 7;52. l1:o1 p. M,
PALMs-sTATE - objective, Burma, Il
a m 80, Is, s57 p. m; Trouble
ChaserI." 1:3s,- STA, ass p, m
UNITED ARTISTs-"The Scarlet Clue :"
II 20 a, m, 2 40, so, 9 o m Without
Low. - a. 80, sac. 6-o9.- -to.oe ,. m.
Evening star., 1945-01-07
A<Ew, For FoxhoIe Nightclubs
&13 BY LAWRENCE N. GALTON

Fighting CTS want to hear
their favorite singers and
bands. They do-on V-discs
ASK several million fighting CTS to name
"A the top morale builders of the war.
You'll get the usual answers: movies, USO
shows, letters from home But high up on
every list will be V-discs
Soldiers are nuts" about these special
Amy-produced phonograph records They
play them day and night in barracks. in
hospitals, aboard transports. even on port
able monographs in foxholes. Then they
crowd into rec halls and Red Cross
clubs and play them some more.
I'VE play records eleven out of every
twelve hours the club is open." reports
Betty Brill. Red Cross worker in Europe
V-discs are produced by the Special
Services Division of the Army Service
Forces Every month 1850 boxes - each
containing 20 of the non-breakable l2-inch
plastic records 60 out to 1850 u. S.
military installations all over the world.
All Of the Rest
JUST about every leading artist and band
has appeared on them: from Crosby and
Dinah Shore to John Charles Thomas and
Marian Anderson; from Harry James to the
Boston Symphony.
The records are made at special recording
dates or else taken directly from radio pro-
grams or from the masters of commercial
records One method was weekly, coast-to-
coast broadcast called For the Record" on
which top artists performed. Applause was
withheld, and individual selections were
transposed onto V-discs.
Most requested singers are Bing Crosby,
Dinah Shore and Frank Sinatra. Most re-
quested bands are Harry James, Major
Glenn Miller and Tommy Dorsey.
What's the reason for the tremendous
success? Maybe Sgt Dick Spiece in Sicily
has the answer: When the gang hovers
around our old. beat-up phonograph, they
can dream they're on the Astor roof listen
ing to Harry James as they did in New York.
And that is what it takes to live over here
- lots of those memories"
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-01
F. BOND DRIVE
CONTINUED HERE

On the closing day of the Seventh
War Loan drive, in the sales OF
bonds of all issue except "E"
bonds, New Hanover county was
reported to have purchased So, 702,-
|219 worth of bonds - and had
achieved 1853 per cent of its pre-
scribed quota, J. G. Thornton,
chairman of the City War Finance
committee, announced yesterday.
The sale of "E" bonds TO- Ae
Seventh War Loan Drive continues
through July 7, and in this one
remaining week Of the drive, $780,
900 worth of E bonds must be pur-
chased to reach the county's goal
of So, 478, 900. Through June %, only
II percent of the quota, or $1,917,-
947 worth of bonds had been re-
corded.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-01

ton had been drinking together but
their efforts to settle their differ
ences had resulted in Mrs. Milton
ramming an ice pick through her
window.
In reprisal, the coroner said,
Mrs. Stevens threw a beer glass
through the Milton window d
then came in, pistol in hand.
The Kovacs had been invited to
the Milton home by Faith Coombs,
10, the nurse maid whom the fami-
~ treated more like a daughter.
Albert was one of her boy friends
Lois G. Moore, Is, classmate OF
Miss Coombs, was the only friend
of the principals at the arraign.
ment.
"She looks NICE" Miss Moore
said. But, gee, courtroom isn't
place to wear your hair in
braids, is it?''
James Kovacs said of the
hearing: cts wrong that h G
doesn't get anything but a man
slaughter charge. 1 was there. ]
saw my brother killed, and that's
murder"
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-01
NATIONAL REPORT

|. WASHINGTON, June 3d. Up -
The mighty 7th War Loan total rose
today to the tune of $22. 698, 900, 900
1872 per cent of it's IA billion dol
lar quota.
AS the formal aspect of the cam
paign ended, sales to individuals
totaled $7,2c4, 900, 900. or 1o3 per
cent of quota; E-bond sales, in
Guided in the individual total, rose
to 1914, 100000, or 1913 per cent
of the 4 billion dollar E-bond goal.
and sales to corporations reached
SIS, 494, 100000, or 221 per cent Of
the Z billion dollar corporation
quota.
Although the dates OF the formal
drive were May IA through June &c
it was announced at the beginning
of the campaign that all sales pro.
cessed through July 7 will count in
the totals. Thus, the mighty 18th
will continue to grow for another
seven days.
During remaining days special
effort will be exerted to bring E.
bond sales into the quota-passing
category.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-01
IMOGENE STEVENS
PLEADS INNOCENT
Continued from Page One)

and Mrs. George Stevens II rented
for their daughter-in-law when her
husband, Major George Stevens
III, sailed for Europe after nine
days of marriage to the Texas
divorce.
The version of the Staying accept
ed by the town court today was that
of James Kovacs, Is, brother OF
Seaman Albert Kovacs, 10, the vic
tim. Mrs. Stevens, intoxicated and
disheveled from a fight with Mrs.
Milton-probably over Milton's al
fections entered the Milton home
and ordered the youths to leave
forthwith, the coroner report
ed. They refused and she shot AL.
bert.
In her own story, told earlier
Mrs. Stevens said she thought the
brothers were burglars. She claim
ed Albert attacked her and she
shot in self defense, she said.
A little before, she and Mrs. Mil