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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

PICKUP TRUCK; must be in Al me-
chanical condition: private party. GARY
APPLIANCE CO.. 1875 r. I. ave. ne. DU
1855. IS
WE BUY all makes. all types. trucks sta.
ton wagons, commercials: get our prices;
no obligation. Phone Lon Allen at PARK.
WAY MOTOR CO., 3051 NJ st. NV. MI
WANT FORD, chev. or Ply. 1939-4l pick.
urgently needed: price no object. Please
phone pI. $500 from 9 to Monday. MR.
EEAT EiGHT TRUCK. by private party. MR.
LYNCH, SH. 1868. .
VETERAN needs 80 to Al half-ton pam
eled truck, Call 81. 1928 any time S
pickup, 1939-41, to start work; have cash,
will pay pay top price. Box, 204-M, Star, a
WANTED by veteran. la-ton cargo truck,
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LOVELY ESTATE of 1S4 acres, attractive
broom house completely modernized: ha:
good farmhouse and farm buildings; or
R stay sSad TSs yps tpsn hard caoa9e % @
14s acres with comfortable 7-roon
house wired for cleo; has basement ant
ton as purchaser gets livestock est 'rs and $ eouip.
ment at $500. PRESTON M. BROWN.
ING, Culpeper, Va
"98 A, 225 tillable, 10-r. old Col. res.
outbldss fair; $4,000; immediate pos.
2l9. a., 1so tillable, bal. fine timber
OR. stone and frame res. very old, orisi.
kinds: GOOD Condition. ssi 600. Ss'' u al
1856 a.. 1S0 grazing and tillable. 3O-cov
I2-r. house. modern; two tenant houses
~ cows and heifers, several registered
head: bulls, horses; farm machinery Of
al. al kinds; everything in Al condition
kinds, ready to go farm; $52,5O0 com
plete; can show real investment on this
price.
resi-, 6-r. tenant house, exc. farm bldgs.
SO a., all tillable: s-r.. house, 14-cov
barn, dairy; other farm, bldgs. $11 900
"a a., 7-r. house, modern. new Frigid.
"a a, S-r. house, cleo, S3,150.
q a., Or. house, cleo. and water
~ a., 5.r. house. elec. and water, So 800
ties, ready for possession in 80 days.
| 12s a.. 80. tillable, bal in timber; 7-r
house, farm bldgs., Va mi. of h.w. in th'
$500; Immediate possession. Many othel
Resitor. Bluemont Va. '
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MOTORCYCLES.

INDIAN 1910 Bonneville; low mileage: ex-
cellent cond.; many extras; $500. ~10l2
new INDIANS FOR Is4e. We are now
accepting orders for new 1916 model
Indian motorcycles. Get your name in at
the top Of the list, Service on all makes
and models INDIAN MOTORCYCLE
SALES. 81 9th st. NV. RE. 091I.
MOTORCYCLE. Harley 1912, for sale. No
hon M -
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

ground floor; suitable for storage space;
on main st. RA. 1904.
ARLINGTON, near Bancroft. Free for ride
to and from Navy Dept, to 4 80, other
wise, S. per month GIL 1924
GARAGE FOR RENT-Vicinity 14th and
Pa. ave. Sc. For information call TR,
1919 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Brick garage.
very near corner 3Sth st. and Mass. ave.
NV. WO. 1923 "a
GARAGE FOR RENT-Rear of 1912 10th
St NV. Tel. Adams 6404 8.
REAR 311 ST. N.E-Priyate tile garages
on paved, well-lighted alley; S5 per mo
MARSHALL J.. WAPLE CO, 1924 14th st.
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SUMMER CAMPS.

IOCHEARN CAMP for girls GIG yrs, est.
time to select a worthwhile camp for your
Slaughter this summer. For descriptive
I'd, Baltimore 10, Nd.
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545 ACRES in beautiful farming section;
100 acres timber, 100 acres bluegrass pas
ture, bal excellent crop land 10-rm. main
house in maple grove with extended view in
all directions; good 6-rm. tenant house;
elec. and water in both. various outbldgs
nice fishing stream flows l mi. through
the prop: S35 900; convenient terms.
. lis acres. S-rm. dwelling, barn, > hen
houses, garage; yr.-round streams,
6l2 acres, on beautiful fishing stream
6,Tm. modern house. orchard and out
"a acre. Arm. bungalow. cleo; % miles
D. C: walking distance bus and store;
S3.500. Many other excellent values.
WwHrTMoRE & H1xsoN. Manassas, Va.
5A., FACING busline to city, $500, 500
and $40 mo-, elec.
10 wooded acres. bus, elec.. $3.50, 5000
and SIS.
$40 80 a., a, ss.r, hwy. elec. ava sl76o,
1O-a. hideout, r, well, $3.50.
Mall. 43 a., bargain. $500.
IS a, r., barn elec. ava, $4,000
Doctors home, 125 a., dwellings,
81: 800. easy. elec. ava.
Large dairy farm. 40 cows, team, farm
ing implements, $4,000
$50 a, & T., barn, crib, $1,000, easy.
400 a., river. large bottoms, T., barn,
sleci good, $4,000, B. F. PERRoW,
Remington Va
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MONEY WANTED.

CAN FURNISH the best Of references if
5 to 10 years at a low rate of interest
Money to be used for the expansion of
successfully operated business for past
seven years. Box 242-L, Star. 5"
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.
AUTO PAINTING

HAULING of all kinds, any time. any
place treasonable). Call ME, 1897, 81
I1z-TON STAKE, by day or week or con.
tract. Call FIR. 4196. 10
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

EXCHANGE, Washington Boston, single
brick detached, cool 2-bedroom house
rent, $40, for similar or 3-bedroom around
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SEAsHoRE pRopEpTY

WOULD LIKE TO RENT 4 or s bedroom
cottage or apt, furnished, Bethany BeSci
or Rehoboth, for season, directly on 81
near ocean. OR. 1906 a
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

LOVELY COUNTRY HOME. acres with
abundance OF shade. 10 miles from Dis
rooms. and baths, paneled dining room,
Ilving room and kitchen; oil heat, 4 fire.
Piaces, large screened front porch HENRY
boro 92 -
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FARMS WANTED.
sMoNEY TO LOAN.

VETERAN desires to buy farm within 45
mile radius of D. C. Please describe fully
P. o. Box 107. Arlington, Va %
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AUTO PAINTING. = Complete Job, S35 up;
ave. ext, Sc, Ii. $3.50.
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GARAGES FOR SALE.

GARAGES Q0}, metal, large lot. rear
Georgia ave, Colony Theater, mr.. Farra-
gut, Emerson, 9th: Sell for "a cost. con-
PREFABRICATED GARAGES. See George
W Robertson, page 96. yellow section,
b P.trdsSp G dsslsph1ne ng1s directory oxoo oo.oo
STRAND BUILT overhead doors. Easy
terms. immediate delivery Visit our dis
Arlington, Va, Open am. to 8 pm, Sun
day and holidays. or phone JA 1854
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los ACRES, 81 acres tillable, 7-rm. house
5-rm. house, Arm. house; has ) tobacco
barns, stable, COW barn, , garages, chicken
house, brooder house and large storage
house; very good tobacco producing farm;
245 acres. 115 tillable: stable: one 3-
rm. house and S-rm. house $50 years old
$4,000. Any reasonable offer.
has ami 7-rm house, oil heat, auto. sum-
mer and winter hookup: full basement.
On creek that empties into bay. Price,
$4,000
On the Patuxent River, ! mile of water
front, 279 acres. 100 acres tillable; 3 ten
ant houses; has barns, including all
stock and all equipment; excellent tobacco
farm; county road runs through property
to river and old wharf GOOD road borders
around farm. Price. $4,000.
100 acres on State rd., committing dis
tance to Washington; has Srm house, 5
bedrns, all modern. h--w-h.; 2-car garage
any one desiring a home and nice farm
Price, $4,000.
Prince Georges Co., Mitchellville, Md;
$50 acres, 200 acres tillable; has 7-rm. old
house with cleo; needs some repairs; also
5-rm. house, 4 tobacco barns; can plant
800, 900 tobacco hills. One of the best
tobacco farms in Prince Georges Co. Price,
135 acres, 30 acres tillable; 7-rm. house,
needs repair; one large barn. Price,
$4,000.
265 acres, ! barn and l house. about
$4,000. w. E. HARDESTY, Upper Marl-
boro; Phone Marlboro 66. Not open on
Sundays
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BARGAIN at S9,45O located at Herndon,
Va, 20 miles from Washington "a acres
with s-room house in good condition with
bath, electricity and natural gas heat.
Another property at Herndon at 50 400
with 10 acres, cleared, 7-room house, mod
ern improvements, tenant house and poui-
try quarters. Both shown by appoint
ment. Phone Eerndon 3S BUELL. FARM
AGENCY, Herndon. Fairfax Co. Va
SOUTHERN MARYLAND farms. Improved
and unimproved, large and small. 500 a.,
80 miles from D. c., 200 acres cleared,
s-room house. 3 tobacco barns, stable. .
cornhouses, granary. meathouse; .price,
$4,000.
224 a.. so acres cleared, 3 miles from
La Plata. of State road and R.R.; Groom
barns, large tobacco barn; price, $500
27 a., % acres cleared. u mile from
clinton Airport, price. So $50.
90 a., over IL acres cleared, 3 miles
from Waldorf, on State I'd. ,7-room tenant
house house stable. 6op 6eooprnhosse, henhouse, ga
House and lot, i0ox500, Groom house.
full back porch, built-in cabinets and
from D. c., electricity; $4,000
a., on State rd. between White Plains
and Pomfret: Groom house. chicken house,
meathouse, good spring: price. S4, 900.
I; g. KRAGH, Real Estate, La Plata, Md.
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DOG KENNEL, on highway, a, with
spring, 4-bedroom country home, all mod
ern. with fireplace. new dog kennels with
wire and concrete floors, garage, other out
buildings, fruit trees and plenty shade; on
busline
81 a. equipped fertile truck land. plant
and fruit farm with stream. 6-rm. old
house with stone fireplace, . cellars, many
outbuildingS, , a. of STRAWBERRIES, rasp-
berries, all kinds of fruit flowers: house
surrounded with shade, sets back on knoll
nicely: wood range, electric range, Frigid-
aire, 2 mules, hogs, chickens, ducks. grain,
hay: everything goes. owner leaving.
Old house, 27 a, near LAUREL on high
way, surrounded with trees and shrubbery,
needs repairs; can be made a lovely poul-
try farm or dog kennel; act at once.
Frederick County dairy farm, go a.
35 stanchion barn. now shipping to Wash
ington. S-rm. home with bath, dry barn
and other necessary outbuildings. good
tenant house, several growing crops, land
in best state of cultivation: act quickly.
$50, 0,000-Eouipped, 215 a.. MONTGOMERY
County dairy farm, on highway. > sets OF
farm buildings, land very fertile. 75-a
meadow with large creek; the drought
never interferes with growing crops on this
farm; bargain; See It now.
S25 25,0o0-Equipped 140-a. cattle farm,
close in, beauty, all fenced, stream with
springs. 7-rm. house with bath, all out
buildings all in good repair. stock, ma
chinery. hay, everything goes: owner NOV
ing to Virginia. JOHN BURDOFT, Coles
vile. Md. Call Ashton. Md, 3S46.
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GROOM HOUSE. large room in attic;
completely furnished; beautifully land
scaped; large, screened-in porches;
on acre Of ground-s-room house. all
modern: private pier with boat; price
$500.
IA acres, with 150-ft. right-of-way to
bay: price, $1,000. Also building lots
acre each. w. E. HARDESTY, Upper Mari.
boro: Phone Marlboro Sc. Not open
Sundays
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81 ACRES, h-mile frontage. on 2l1 high
way: modern brick Colonial home. with
s4 acres, on hard-surfaced I'd, 7-room
house and outbuildings. 90 miles D. c..
SO. 500. WEAVER & WALSH, Centerville,
Va. Phone Fairfax 67-J-4 or Fairfax
Crawl after K % m a
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FARMS FOR SALE.

3 ACkES, fruits, 6-rm. house, Y OBJ. New
sos 4sos aSaSs so st. Mt aansr Nd ia'h
shoT SeE psee Ct Soun
rooms and bath; fireplace; large recreation
room with fireplace. NV hh,;.yh;, oil burner; 9.
farm buildings: IS head Of stock and ali
modern farm machinery. including trac-
Ior iosStsd sSnSn On IN hard read % miles
srosius BldE RocEvie, ad Hfiu'as Phone aseasss ass
l35-ACRE dairy farm, 7-room house, bath
bank barn. 28-cow block barn. 2 sifos. iies, :: Z
under cultivation: 40 head Of livestock: 'es 2
unit milking machines; all modern farm
Rara ros 81 mes e 3 G. S'fssf
7; L. HURLEY, Brosius Bldg, Rockville,
STOCK FARM, 175 acres. IS miles d, C
line: well watered and fenced, top condi-
ton; broom house, large barn, outbuild-
nss tenant house electricity and phone
SIS, 500, PORTER REALTY. Exclusive.
AsSa1a AoWAKD ISoe oceouNrY-Most desirable coun-
3 e and ls from Bsltmors, Cali
formation n SAT- Georsia & ave-. i 'ei.ne5 ST. s54i
no am; answer S try Ps sH. 1913. OF ''' "'' Aue.
PRINCE GEORGES CoUNTY-475 acres,
subdivision property; has South Capitol
St bridge approach to downtown Wash
Construction 10 Indian Head cad also SSg proposed posed
extension to Morgantown bridge hwy. viii
also also pass through property; now has 12.-
netting So of price asked investigate
II you have money available for a high
class investment in nearby to washington
se'fast St. n'W: Ex las2poHE s24S r. MhNh' s@I 10Th
20 ACRES in Fairfax County. ideal for
reRen part Of ns 6uidn
moaerstely r TS ss,y priced: BgGKLEY & BUCK
aas 81 aefss As miles from suSerhrh ea In
SaSemsnt IN house. s5&ao: ''s ss.soo oa'1Esj 9so
miles from WASHINGTON. AT. 1897.
BEAUTIFUL LARGE HOME, with 100 acres,
on the Shenandoah River, used as tourist
home real money-maker; scenery and
location unsurpassed. Priced for all,
BoWEs Sa cash soNs ss so iyss steehens Rgs esy
ofice, $ miles south OF Winchester, va.
fh Phone ssREs Stephens tnrn,s6sy CITY ss-J; s,,
day. 5000, with 5000 cash, bal monthly.
ssS ssons sckEs stfshsRi RtS S1y ya ssJ r.
West Virginia. Priced at $50, 900. The
is worth IN 20 times that mpeh al1ne
BOWEN g. SONS, branch ONCE, Stephens
City, Va. Phone S3-J.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Rockville area
Veterans about $1,000 cash and S75 per
month. tFor others cash would be higher J
Buy the fine 96-a farm including good
Groom house with bath and electricity
Barns, silo. tenant house and other build
farm or subdividing. WI 1890 Saturday
till 3 pm. any time Sunday. 3
FARM, 10 acres; dwelling ard farm build
terms, 5000 cash, balance $50 month.
W. A. c. PETIT, Louisa, Va. -3
81 ACRES, h-mile frontage. on 2l1 high
way: modern brick Colonial home, with
beautiful view. A good buy at Sl6,500.
81 acres on naLa.surtaeed rd:, I,room
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closed Thursdays.
in the edge of Frederick County; 2-story
frame house covered with Johns-Manville
shingles; very. sttractively situated on a
bath, bath open open fireplace electricity; bank bank barn arm
with dairy stable beneath; now shipping
milk; this farm has long frontage on the
hard road: buildings set back from the
highway about Y mile. with a bluestone
entrance the entire length, making an at
sFaesiys sened s an1 price Ssa5513
CUsHMAN $40 Frederick pike. Gathers.
burg, MARYLAND. Tel. 2s9. Open today
3O4 ACRES-Modern dairy farm located
81 miles from Washington, D. C., Mont
gomery County. Improved with two modern
large feeding room and modern dairy
house; breeding stall and large bull yard;
garage, 26x36, will hold three trucks; con-
age; main house. 2sxs5: steam ami heat, at com com
plete bath on second floor, bedrooms with
built-in closets. linen closet in hall; first
ment; never-failing well with electric
msSsTnv sssend he1Ss has bank
and implement shed; hoghouse. :. s4x4S;
also implement shed and corncrib; well
aT E IS seescs we ehsT %s
from - to 80 acres each. level and II free s'of Of
s faas fs5m e acres Is well IL vSeas 60 ssrss
splendid timber; head Of horses, so head
cattle; well equipped with tractors and ali
CUSHMAN. $40 Frederick pike, Gathers
burg, MARYLAND. Tel. 299. Open today
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A fine selection
with or without
and some below.
d Buick a agency.
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Evening star., 1946-01-13
$4,000 Garments Stored
In Victory Clothing Drive

Storage of $4,000 garments in the
central warehouse for the Victory
Clothing Collection during the first
six days of the drive was announced
last night by Commissioner John
Russell Young, District chairman.
Washington citizens have contrib
uted a great many more garments
which have not been moved to the
main depot in the rear of 469 c
street NV, he said.
Fire stations, police precincts and
post offices throughout the District
are filling up their available space,
and trucks will begin lin earnest"
to pick up this clothing tomorrow,
Commissioner Young added.
Campaign leaders hope to gather
100000 garments by January 81 for
war victims in Allied nations now
without adequate clothing. That
means the District has onH two and
half weeks remaining in which
to reach its goal.
One truck contributed by the Am
bassador Laundry has handled 1000
garments collected by II depots of
Columbia Heights and Petworth. In
Arlington, the Board of Managers
granted permission for all fire sta
tions to serve as clothing depots.
This brings to 100 per cent the depot
collection plan for the District and
its suburbs
Evening star., 1946-01-13
Bamberger 10 Renew
300-Foot Tower Bid
Before zoning Board

Bamberger Broadcasting Services
will go before the Board of Zoning
Adjustments at 10 am. Wednesday
to reargue its application to erect a
300-foot television tower on the
northwest corner of Fortieth and
Brandywine streets NV.
Previously Bamberger was granted
permission for 200-foot tower, but
Attorney Harry S. Wender obtained
the rehearing last month on the
basis of a Federal communications
Commission ruling that towers
should be a minimum of 500 feet
above the prevailing altitude of the
area served, and other new evil
dence."
The case is first on a 26-case
docket to be heard by the board this
month.
Mr. Wender said the altitude of
the proposed site is about 400 feet
and the prevailing altitude in the
District is about 200, so that 300
foot tower will enable his client to
meet the FEC minimum specifica-
tions. The other new evidence sub
mitted included engineering studies
on the improved service a 300-foot
tower would provide over the au-
thorized 200-foot transmitter.
The attorney sought to have the
rehearing limited to the issue of
tower height alone, but the board
ruled rehearing would involve
the entire application and reopen
the whole case.
Wednesdays hearing will precede
by only a few days the Bamberger
argument before the FEC in behalf
Of frequency assignment. 1t will be
the first application for a station
here to be heard by the commits
sion.
The corporation first applied last
summer for tower at Thirty-ninth
and Fessenden streets NV, but
this was denied because of citizen
protest. Mr.. Wender then applied
for the permission at Fortieth and
Brandywine.
The National Broadcasting Co.
also has been granted permission
for 350-foot tower to be built on
Wardman Park Hotel grounds.
Evening star., 1946-01-13
Bandit Robs F Street Store
Of $500, Escapes in Crowd
Man With Limp,
Apparently Armed, ,
Threatens Cashier

All unshaven bandit with a no.
ticeable limp held up q girl cashier
at the Wilbur r-Rogers women's ap-
parel shop, 1911 F street NV, in
sight of more than so customers and
store employees just before o'clock
last night and disappeared in the
Saturday crowd downtown with
more than 5000, police reported.
Miss Thelma Cornell, 10, of RID
2, Fairfax, Va, the cashier, told
police the man loitered in the store
for approximately 10 minutes before
he approached her cash register.
He had what Miss Cornell thought
was pistol under handkerchief in
his hand. Don't novel" the BAN
dit said, and then commanded
give me the money" she told police.
Miss Helen Cummings, n, of 217
F street NE, another cashier, saw
what was happening and started to
move. officers said, but Miss Cornell
fearing the man would shoot
grabbed Miss Cummings hand and
told her not to move.
Then, police said, Miss Cornell
handed over the bills In the cash
drawer. She told police the man
stuffed the money In his right-hand
overcoat pocket and walked out of
the store.
During the hold-up, Ruth Eu-
bank of Silver Hill, Md, a clerk,
handed sales slip and money over
to one of the cashiers and noticed
the man standing near the counter.
She returned to the floor manager,
Miss Elizabeth Shimbo, and told her
she thought the man had gun.
Miss Shimbo said she saw the
robber walk out the door OF the
store to F street with a rather
heavy step and limp" She told
police he walked towards Thirteenth
street NV. on F street. The street
was crowded with late shoppers and
theater-goers and police believe the
bandit may have entered Murphy's
five and ten cent store and slipped
through the G street entrance of
the establishment.
Prior to the robbery. police said
Evening star., 1946-01-13

a salesgirl approached the man in
the store and asked If she could
help him. He replied that he was
waiting for his wife, the clerk said.
Police believe the man waited
until Murray Warrin, of the 1900
block of F street NV, the store
manager, left the floor of the store
at about $40 pm. before carrying
out the holdup.
Employees described the man as
being middle-aged, wearing a shabby
brown tweed overcoat, a greenish
slouch hat and having a two days
growth of beard on his face.
Police, responding to the call for
help telephoned by Mr.. Warrin, took
three suspects into temporary GUS
tody. The men were released with
out charge last night after Miss Cor
nell and Miss Cummings failed to
identify them in lineup. The sus-
poets were picked up in the vicinity
of the store, police said, as hundreds
OF curious passersby blocked the
sidewalk on both sides of F street.
Mr.. Warrin said the store was
saved from even greater loss by the
fact that several cash collections
had been made during the day. Miss
Cummings cash drawer was left in
tact by the thief, who made no ef-
fort to modest customers or other
employees, police said.
Evening star., 1946-01-13
Woman Swallows
Needle While
Eating Pastry

While eating pie last week, a
woman found needle in her mouth.
During her effort to remove it, the
needle became imbedded in her
throat, the Red Cross Accident Pre-
vention Service reports.
In its weekly summary of home
accidents, 1t also reported five deaths
of complications from falls and one
fatality from Illuminating gas.
A 23-year-old woman was bitten
by a cat and 62-year-old woman
was bitten by rat. While carving
a basket of freshly laundered CLOTH
ing down her back porch steps. a
woman fell and fractured a kneecap.
Another woman punctured a hand
with an ice pick while attempting
to repair salt shaker.
Because he smoked in bed, a man
went to the hospital with burns on
the arms, chest and hands. The
Red Cross said that 10 District hos
pitals gave first aid and hospitaliza-
tion to 103 victims of accidents in
homes. 1t gave this summary: "a in
Jured in falls, 81 suffered cuts and
lacerations, Is burned. two suffered
gas poisoning and 81 cases were
listed as miscellaneous.
And a 5-year-old girl swallowed a
Red Cross button.
Evening star., 1946-01-13
[orton 1rusty Charged
With Robbery;;Woman|
Faces HarboringC Count

Theophil Tiverney, escaped Lorton
Reformatory trusty who was recap
tured by police Friday In nearby
Maryland, was formally charged last
night with two counts of armed rob-
berry and with being fugitive from
justice.
At the same time, Miss Frances
Virginia Hutcherson, 81, of the HOO
block Of West Virginia avenue NE,
who police said was with Tiverney in
a Marlboro pike beer tavern when
he was recaptured, was charged with
harboring a fugitive. She was re-
leased in 81, 900 bond.
Charges against the 31-year -old
Tiverney, who was serving a sem
tence on nine robbery charges when
he eluded Lorton guard in down.
town Washington Christmas eve.
followed a lineup at police head
quarters last night. Detectives said
witnesses identified Tiverney from a
group Of nine as the man who COM
mitted the $1,000 robbery January
4 at the Greyhound Liquor Store,
1861 New York avenue NV, and the
$3.50 robbery of Levitt's Liquor Store,
1908 Eleventh street Sc, on Decem-
ber %.
Tiverney will be arraigned this
week, police said.
Previously. Inspector Robert j.
Barrett, chief of detectives, said
Tiverney would neither admit nor
deny participation in the two
holdups.
Tiyerney has been playing hide
and-seek" with District police since
he fled truck while it was parked
at Seventh and D street S.W. When
police caught him Friday night, he
had $3.50 in cash and pistol in his
possession. Recapture followed a
tip from tavern employe who rec
ognized Tiverney from photographs
distributed by police.