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APARTMENTs FURNISHED.

1879 UPsHUR ST. N.W-diri to share
GRRVf aiRNasd sI1 saasF IA la4ss' aas comfortably
and liv. rm.. or Q bedrooms; unlimited
aa1ss paSns sio0 S'h'F 5s1s ssh s.. Of eo
SHARE ss Alie1 sEaGTHruL Z pini new. modern home
dhes and uso eoofna sfs % usens per
703 East West hwy. near New. Hampshire
XDY Tahfna M sRsRI Ras "a room sH ksshsn ss 1a
refined gentle LADY; twln beds; s55 mo.
GIRL fsf ass ssfa share frn at,
co: $500. 1873 Columbia I'd. NV. Apt.
ats5 ssq ssRan sR snd Ssh share
TUSCAN Tasesrsyas as faassh rd den Echo S Hets. Nd vi
ss6i 18th ST. NV girls to share 2.
6edrgSSm saTn at yith mothsr and
eiIS1tTo SfRI To SHARE Re @ sDsrtment @ With otheT
girls; S25 month. 1744 Pa. ave. nv.
Two Two GIRLS TO SHARE apt in sc. with
14s i9ss ia LANffER Fl. N.w@s-reola apt. nice
s3 sos KENrncKY KEN aJess paw AVE. s.E-Furnished q
room light housekeeping; emp. couple only.
REFINED a NED ROMA 81 lady. between rs and
35, to share furn. apt. with another lady;
pvt. bedrm. Call CHI. 1927 after 6 p m
JAN. 1, EMPLOYED LADY will sublet
kitchen. living. dining and 2 bedrooms of
her ed snsIs SssR .pt nsas saua ush
sS125. Box 135-B, Star.
YOUNG MOTHER with Is mos son. will
share apt. with woman willing to re-
main with baby several ewes; S25. Box
425-Y, Star.
DOWNTOWN, 11o7 Mass ave n.w.-Large
bedrm, well furn. twin beds, semipyt.
bath. cooking privils., maids service. $50
mo. for two men. RE. 9692.
653 MARYLAND AVE. NE warm rms: 4,
End floor, mr. bath; married couple, both
empl.; nr. 2 carlines; no drinking S15 wk.
80
es0s MASS; AVE. ,N.W;-oaAApartment for 8
hos MO- alQ2
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ROOMS EuRNIsHED-Northeos.

1922 QUINCY ST. N.E.-Double room. pri-
vate hone; oil M1 heat; ssSs near bus; iausnSry
AIS end ST-Double rooms, $40 week and
up; some with running water; also. few
singles and triples; good transp. Phone 1o
Is1o STAPLES ST. N.E.-Larse front room;
semipvt. bath; ami; women pref. Cali
ftss fos cAfToI s,fnSsI q avI E. ysfk NEsnsle
!ransp,; $SS months FR; z944s ssv-ccil.ssn
war warm double room, twin beds, on carline;
private home; gentlemen; sa5 each per
mesfe' eSs ST. NE double rooms, 8 blocks
from ron = Union Station: laundry and parlor
privileges. Apply after Pm; 50 eaeh'
e13 ST. N.E.-Man share rm. with an.
other man, tWip beds, next to bath ose
5 SSsks sts ST. M N.EAlse. rm. mex. bath, With
sss 10 sS XIII ssssi. i;aS,
sss :S Bath s@ss sss hs
$50 month. 19N
1900 BLADENsBURG RID. N.E.-very lge
rm., for 8, $50 mo; or 2: $50 mo; gys
home, good transp., unlim. phone. D1. 665s
1919 SARATOGA AVE. Pleasant
front room for gentleman: private home,
g s 'fs'1s ponaLSs M sfsk sT N.r-1se, front room.
soIoRfb-fs14 81 Sssh Ha; FRI, 4FfiKaA,skLN sr-Y1snr
LADY; ady t twin beds, Venetian blinds; home
e5TsEfs s25s 0psh Nh AZ AYE 4asi aSL.rss
comfortably heated, well furnished room
s5% Tssf sH Is5 sr aftsT NEse p@ lss see
rm warm mr. 81 sss each; no children; so sood
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YOU GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY with
sit wSop SSassasfs NAN siso Sso aals III cord Can
"a; ANTHRACITE. egg. stove and nut,
SdS;35;, pea, s11 20 buckWhsat. s$S.555;
Slss sless 81 Blue RrDag eoil co'
IIs9sa hTasf s$ ssss tsF sale $40 eors Is. de-
sE1AssoSNE6A A FiREfLAcE isgfi WOOD. kindfiins,
Pa. quality hard coal egg, stove. nut. pea,
nov cSopER N sJPsiY CO. At. AZ 1913. !,
HARD COAL, about 9 tons, nut; also used
coal furnace and blower. T-50-W. Call
81 Dry FIREPLACE WOOD, seasoned one
year: any length. $50 cord. 5000 half
cord; quick delivery. Call WI. 0695,-20
ANDR0Ns, fire tools. screens and all firs-
iaS1fW SESS1MWEIL; tiS Jat5 Il ,, ny ME: j. ,Isa i,Isa,
any length. Phone Fairfax 177-J-12 after
SoRD,woob E Hp, q SSndsSi HSk sALE-well-seasoned
hardwood. cut any length: delivered, $50
eord, Slab wood, Sl2 cord; Phone Mo,
@I9u,s SeI1 APT t,snSsod 500 eT Md write HERBERT
sssa to s!S sS sai ns sori 7Sns'h
SEASONED coRDwooD, 1a. IA, 49, IS,
;; a in; prompt delivery At; 1894 49,: A25
delivered, $50 cord; also slab wood at SIS
ffiiREPIAcE WOOD for sale; cut any
CHOICE SPLIT OAK. So cord; special
price, S17 cord. mixed wood; slabs. $15.
24-hr. delivery Falls Church l810-R. 20
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT .tcon't. ]

EOhNISALD r OF CNF OhIVAShLD-W &c hnft
clients desirous of renting high-grade res
idential properties in good NV. locations;
will pay from $3.50 to $7b0 per month for
the right places. Cali MRS. DIXON at
MI. Sls1 or Ho. 2343 evenings.
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE, P-5. wife and
2-yr. child, urgently need by December
2S apartment or small furnished house.
DO YOU have house or apartment space
available but are reluctant to rent? You
can, rent safely and with profit to couple
permanently settling in WASHINGTON area.
Sober, reliable. educated, imbued with
strong respect for other peoples prop
'erty: no children or pets; man former
Army oflcer now employed in. profes-
sional capacity in Government; furnished
Or =. nnfurnnishsd; IN q he'd 81, Gk; 435s. - 20.
furn or furn. 2 or 8 bedrm house or apt,
Arlington or NV, before Jan. l.. Call LIT.
COL. or MRS. LAuGHLIN, MI. 6565, Ext.
4 OR 9 ROOM HOUSE in NV; pre-
fer Macarthur blvd. section. Call GE.
GoLoRED-HoUsE wANTED--In North
west; desirable family OF four adults.
Call MI O646, 1gs
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AVIATION.

EVERY ONE WHO FLIES needs complete
syisstion :nsgranee protecti9n; consnll S1
Vermont ave. NV. DI. hoo.
MIR. GI-You can can leaTn to fg with u.
for flight and ground training to aualify
yoY for priyste GommsrSial or instrncser,s
Rockville, Nd. Phone 81. ssss. is
TTAx!oR TAHOE GRAFT q sI 4g4s 194s. &c I'D new new
time. NO. a7s5, ask for Mr.. MAY. be- be-
tTFssp SF;Y.2fr aPd oner 22 z
io-member fiSins club ON Fsirehild Spf9 Pr-a6 .
$3.50 each: flight time, So per hour: DON
AID n. yIEDT, MA. o26s or RA. 1891
FOR SALE, or will accept light airplane in
trade-Fairchiid "a, with flaps. engine engine
msnt. Cail Mr.. sEsTER, Oh. 1888; "a
Continental A IS engines on exchange
plan. WHY overhaul and still have. an old
engine? Save tims. money: 50ss ALLOW. on
your eng, COASTAL AVIATION CORP.
Dist. Southern Bldg. RE 3S3S. 20
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

WAsHTNGTON-NEW YORK : Owner viii
rent Groom house in Teaneck, N. j., for
exchange of or. z room house. suburban
Washing Box 4S.R, Star. 90
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COOPERATIVE ApTs. FOR SALE

TILDEN GARDENS, Conn ave---6 rms, 2
chanee; vacant. OWNER. Wo. Q129.---19 8
MASS. AVE. NV, above Sheridan Circle
Entrance hall, large liv. rm.. dining alcove
kitchen, bedrm., bath; excellent closets;
Immaculate condition. $4,000. C. NEW
TON JEFFRESS, Elk. 3210; ewes. NO
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VETERAN and wife, both empl.. desire
sna orn eSe sR q sda ssr room with
RETIRED VETERAN, wife and two children
age 10. desire two furnished rooms, with
or o yithout kitehsn M priynilegss tyng "a; d4a9-W
sires comfortable room, pvt bath; vicinity
Library Cong. Box 161-B, Star. 19s
49,
REFINED quiet employed lady wishes room
with kitchen privileges; immaculate house.
keeper; prefer widows home or woman
alonei no other roomers; must be. quiet
congenial home; good transportation
rsosfS0nRseIs HSY 1saH WiSTsn ftsr motbe,
and 3-year-old child with some one who
will take care of child nights ia. 5S7S
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AVAILABLE ONLY to couple: with teIe-
phone, 3 rooms, bath, laundry; $50 mo-;
includes gas. elec:; on busline; nevis, dec
NEW 3-RM. AND BATH apt. with oil heat.
electric range, lights and h.w. furn.; to
employed couple; no children; southern
exposure; near Arnold busline 5626 N.
7th St. Arlington. Call after 6 I'm.
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pooMs WITTY BOARD.


1912 18th ST. N.W.-Double and triples
to share, men and women; 2 meals per
day. elevator and maid service; few va
cancies for board only: $@S per mo. Ex.
1854 10
2IO7 ST. Nw.-Double and share rms
for men and wornen;, ALSO I single rm. --2a
bath. Also double rm. COW. transp,
Pentason and downtown; telephone ald
laundry facilities. MRS. MOORE, GL
1168. --19
1928 18th ST. N.W.--Nicely furnished
warm rooms for young ladies'; switchbosrd "a
esYv% esyator, a raasinlng watsr excel board, as
young sirl to share with other girls; $50
mo-: excellent meals. OIL 66o3. 22.
men or women, Nicely furnished rooms.
semiprivate baths. good food. $50 ea. mo.
1927 10Th near Dupont 1Circle)--Girls.
double room with running water; also !
space In double room; suitable quiet
refined girls; 2 meals every day. sLAUnG5H-
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

COLLEGE PARK APARTMENT--3 lovely
units of 3 rms. and bath each: full base
ment; wonderful construction: oil h.-W h :;
large, 100x200 lot First offering. Easy
terms. ROBERT MAGEE, RE. 7740 until 8
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ROOMS FURNisHED-MD. and VA

ONE ROOM, private. $40 month; gentle
NEWLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, next
bath; quiet erlpl couple; gentle private
home. TIE. S594. lis
Nicely furn rms. with kitchen privil.;
price for people. S30S40 per mo-; no
smoking or drinking. 81. 7092 or 81.
1908 -19 :,
ALEX.-Double room furnished, twin beds;
in gentle home; gentlemen only; -conv.
Wash, Pentagon Bldg. and airport Phone
Alex. 2T4S. ga
ARLINGTON, 1927 N. Utah st.--Attractive
furn. rin., 1st f.; h.-w.h., bright. sunny;
city fare; man; near bus. Home after Q
ON CAPITAL TRANSIT BUsLINE-Sele
rm:. next to bath; gentleman only; refs.
sos sos CARROLL AVE-, TAX. PIX. Md.-Larse
double room. private entrance, next to
bath; room service: no drinking; $40 per
month for 2. 81, 2116, 10
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ROOMS FUR.-MD. and VA. tcsns.l !.
ssdssn. HH l nicely Fur tsrn.; a .di bath; pss en-.
trance; adult, OIL. 927l.
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APARTMEhTs EXCHANGED.

WASHINGTON FOR NEW YORK - Liv
rm, kit, bath. in apt. bldg. for similar
in New York. AD 4301, MRS. McMASTER
WASHINGTON-PHI -2-bedrm modern
apt. for 8 or rm. apt. or house in Phila
RnY 4Qn-Y Star -I2
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ROOMS FURNlsHEo-s.E. and s.W.
man, SIS week See after pm 30
COLORED-324 10th S.E.-Cne ballroom,
furnished: man; S25 month. TR. 1418.
451a LIVINGSTON RID. s.E.-Besutiful
rm (women). privileges; S35. BERLOW.
Elk. AGO. Ext. 767.
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ROOM WITH soARp WANTED.
RooMs WANrEn

ROOM AND BOARD for mother and 2-yr
old boy in Christian home; care OF chile
during day. Glebe 3454. 19s
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
WEDNESDAY DECEMBER ls,
POULTRY and EGGS
COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

FIFTY NEW HAMPSHIRE Red and white
crossed chickens. and 8 weeks old: S25
GE b464
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp

2oO9 MASS. AVE. NW.-Apartment fol
boys. S25 80 ca. NO. 3O23
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room ot BRICK; s'ns sas s. heat; eat less than y.ars
lao Savannah st. Sc. on Nichols ave.
brick, tov auto. % heat: II Inew-house Sondition,
s.tss aSss cS% s'ps' Co. g. RE 1858; feS. sSss. Ts
Of Princeton pl. NV. Hardwood noors
ss sssd1' 'front.' sss colos s n ssi Sorsn q rear ~a n:
late cond.; priced low, substantial down
s.st1ona q 9esdsd sty for hes sppa mss ss
MOSS saesssHi Really f' CO.. p1. Fgtos a4os. -s1 "
C0L0RED-REAL VALUE, admirable view.
solid building; rms. and bath, pedrms..
schools and transp..; wonderful iMnyestmsnt NY
sSsisSsfBB,aaSs SEzs SaafEf III.
several houses in NV, ne. and Sc s SEE
terms. DU. 4027, or Ho. 9494. --19
Sa ssndpa Ifn . * Il
decorating. @ Ii T bu. IS is priced low; fins buy isr
s sAs dsa saoWs sna CHR n AnsEs~ S. s5Ss
Three apts.; good condition; Income
81 sAunnsRs d Ms1e Co., NC. e 1915 < st. NV.
estab. 1887, DI 1915 until 0 pm. lis
COLORED--COMMERC unit block "
St: nv. 2.story and basement brick; ,oc.
ton. House in good condition Reason.
sas1HfKo aSls anso RaAITY sa1nss'' CO. An -,
COI.oKED-2e0O BLOCK 1st ST. NV
You win be fayorably Impressed with this
full baths. oil heat. .garage; Shown ~
app't only So 500 cash will hsndle. Dis
|COvORED-THE UNIT block of Florids
ave NV. 1st CONN.,. zone; g rms. and
bath, h.-wh. 2-story brick: priced low to
sell quickly Cali Mr.. DAVIS, DE. 1850,
BloCK Warder n.w.--9
large rooms, 1h baths. full basement, oil
h-W.h.; beautiful location, Price, s12, $50;
ST. 800 down. MR.. WILKEY. IA. $500
cStoIHodREsD500iRyrNG & III EsD50iRyrNG ST. NV rooms
"a baths. 2-family house, fun basenaent
home; Sixbo0: 1000 down. Mr.. WIZ
nY, Ia. 1920 or MI. 1857.
Continued On Next Psga)
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structed brick detached home Is IN splendit
condition and Is sn @ unusually gooo v1sne 4xin,
slss ssspns ssafSons Sones s.s lied sasss oa
end noor. First floor also has glass in, n,
Anchor fence. Two-car detached gsraE.
rear sscSs Sl S .sss. sss j. nSx sM Eco UNFIT unt
plal p4s4 RHODE ISLAND AYE. N.w,--Ds
tached brick, 10 rooms and ~ baths: 2
n. as'ss shsasfrY ssss5
SKklSk 81 e seusls ..s.ssS q, s1e.ll.p
sSnSs1sn ods0Fgs nss. sslG
toned; 8 bedrms.. l bath. Eas heat, snal ma
gussthouse: Priced ,n renssonasly & rpr fpkE; Ik
@SSoSo5hHhExxspT, SSS5h hxsT R.aitors. Mo sass sAocH11s E1s
sss5,1s s,: Z. g. ss,s: Es:''2sss
ikvfNa NAtStf 81, 81 1870 so SifI0s-story I row Sf,c,
door door. rooms. eS' den and bath R on snd hoor
2 large. rooms on 3rd noor:. new stove Ant
tiled noor in 1st-fioor Kitchen; housl g
basement, S-cAr garase: priced % SCI
ss'f.ly sIsh yyAMhs Isss COM AZ
o rooms and bath. row brick. OH hot waite,
heat: rec. rm. Win .cOmplege petH, pa
and asphalt floor; detached brick EaraE,
and large yard; $4,000 LIST trust. 5S
i$4s PERRY Fl. N.W.gRsasonabie dowr
payment, bal. like rent: 8 rooms. bath
Morris Cohen or Mr.. Vinnick, with A. N
DRAIsNER, 1404 L st. NV. MA. so36
I'll fGckERMAN SIaaA ST. NV, near nth, is tni,
distinctive detached brick, situated IN
sihie to all facilities: has 8 spacious rooms
IN baths, 1st-h. powder rm., linen closet
| large storage closets. built-in bookcases II
iliv. rm., stone fireplace. hardwood hoori
attic. att s full bsmt. With Law: oil heat built.
pms salssIiE LEO NM. n sEgNsgE1S iSss CO. I41t
K st. NV, Me. 6400. ..Washington's Com
plete Real Estate Institution.o
SHEPHERD ST. NV. (near 18th st !. con.
venientIy located near 4th st. shoppin9
schools, transit hne--Attractive. sefnidet
kitchen. p stove and refer inelo..,
porches. 8 .hedrms,, attic. recently redeco
| rated: in beautiful condition. Possession
| al settlement Priced at only $40 ,950
| terms. Can be seen any time Can I'll
Il. NV, Me. 300. 'sWashington's Com
piete Real Estate institution"
Evening star., 1946-10-30

fallen off about 20 per cent, part
Of which was attributed to the
strike.
Restaurants, especially those deal
ing in sea foods, have noted declines
in business up to 80 per cent. One
of the Districts largest liquor
wholesale companies, operated by
Milton S. Kronheim, ST., has felt
the effects of per cent reduction
This is largely attributed to the
shutdown of some hotel cocktail
rooms and many dining rooms.
The 100000 sightseeing business
making a strong comeback after
the war, has suffered a relapse. One
of the leaders, Washington Grey
Line Motor Tours, reported drop
of 60 per cent for the past two weeks
Instead of an anticipated October
average of $50 passengers, the COM
pany is hauling 80 to 100 daily. said
General Manager Vic Peterson. The
company's 17-bus fleet was expected
to carry 10000 sightseers for the
year before the strike interruption
Despite the sharp drop in Gus
toners, the line, through national
commitments, must operate II tours
daily.
Even the Washington Monument
has not escaped the strikes wide
spread effect. Business has not
fallen off perceptibly as the spire,
but guards there noticed that local
rubbernecks largely have replaced
out-of-town visitors.
Evening star., 1946-10-30
Battle Of StatIer' Jury
Gets Final Arguments

| Final arguments were under way
today before the District Court
jury hearing the Battle of the
Statler" libel suit for $500, 900,
brought by a former Navy officer
against the International Team
sters' Union and its president, Dam
iel j. Tobin.
Justice Jennings Bailey indicated
that he would not charge the jury
until tomorrow morning.
A renewed motion for a directed
verdict in favor of the union was
denied yesterday afternoon by JUS
tice Bailey on completion of testi-
mony.
! Former Navy 1t. Randolph Dick
ms, jr.. has contended he was hbeled
in articles printed in the teamsters'
publication concerning the Incl
dent at the Hotel Statler, which
followed dinner of the union in
September, 1914. at which the late
President Roosevelt spoke.
| Final defense witnesses yesterday,
the. sixth day of the hearing, in
cluded Thomas E. Flynn, in charge
of the unions publication. who
testified the circulation lists for the
issue in question were not extended
beyond their usual strength.
Two other witnesses, called to
identify certain reports bearing on
the incident, were Robert Murphy,
attorney who directed the inquiry
into the battle" for the special
Senate Campaign Expenditures In
Ivestigating Committee. and George
j. Shillito, special investigator for
the committee.
Evening star., 1946-10-30
Three New BusIines
To East Washington
|Area Start Sunday

Establishment Of three new bus
lines, effective Sunday, to replace
the present East Washington Subur-
ban Bus line, was announced by the
Capital Transit Company today.
The company described the change
as part of master transportation
plan for Prince Georges County"
Each of the new lines will end at
the Mount Rainier car-bus terminal
Thirty fourth and Perry streets,
Mount Rainier. The present East
Washington Suburban Bus line,
the company asserted, has no direct
connection to the Mount Rainier or
Hyattsville areas.
Route B-2 will operate over the
present B-4 and B-6 routes from
Seventeenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue Sc to Bladensburg road and
Eastern avenue. Thence, it will pro-
ceed along Eastern avenue and
Thirty-fourth street to the terminal.
The new Route B-4, East River
dale, and B-6, Cheverly, will operate
over their regular Maryland routes
as far as Bladensburg and Thirty
eighth avenue. and thence to the
terminal over Thirty eighth avenue
acd Perry street dnbound) and
Rhode Island avenue (outbound.
Evening star., 1946-10-30
Lutheran Churches Here
To Observe Reformation

Lutheran Churches of the Mis-
souri, Synod here will observe the
anniversary of the Protestant Ref
ormation with a special service al
g. pm. tomorrow. Pastors of the
participating churches will exchange
pulpits.
The pastors and churches where
they will preach are:
The Rev. Wilmer D., Mensing, at
Bethlehem Lutheran Church, 2401
Minnesota avenue Sc: the Rev
Edwinn Pieplow, at Christ Lutheran
Church, SOL Sixteenth street NV;
the Rev. Paul Kavasch, at Mount
Olivet Lutheran Church, 1925 Ver-
mont avenhe NV; the Rev. Edgar
C. Rakow, at Trinity Lutheran
Church, Fourth and E, streets NV;
the Rev. William Schiebel, at I'M
manuel Lutheran Church, Alex
andria; the Rev. Carl Koerber, at
Our Savior Lutheran Church, Arl-
ington; the Rev. William F. Brue-
ming, at Calvary Lutheran Church
Silver Spring, and the Rev. Hugo
Hennig, at Trinity Luth eran
Church, Mount Rainier.
Evening star., 1946-10-30
Dr.. Frank BoIIou, Former Head
Old. Schools, to Wed Again
Retired Educator
Gets License to Morry
Mrs. A. J. Hamilton

DR.. Frank w. Ballou, 81, former
Superintendent of District schools,
obtained marriage license today
in Municipal Court to wed Mrs.
Adeline j. Hamilton, a nurse. The
wedding. ceremony will be per-
formed Tuesday by the Rev. DR..
Seth R. Brooks, pastor of the Uni
yersalist Church.
DIR. Ballou's wife. Mrs. Catherine
Lorette Ballou, whom he married
in Boston in 1912, died in Decem-
ber. She was survived by a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ralph Ieedy, and a son,
Robert Ballou, who served with the
Army in the Far East. The appli-
cation stated that Mrs. Hamilton is
50 and divorced. Mrs. Hamilton
lives at 1772 Columbia road NV
and DR.. Ballou at 3117 Forty-flfth
street NV.
DR.. Ballou requested retirement
teeausa of i'll health in the fall OF
t',tl.s. ttclss TTc hoi been superintendent
Iof District schools for % years
Evening star., 1946-10-30
Jury Finds Man Guilty
| After Crash Scene Visit

After making visit to the acci-
dent scene, an Arlington County
Circuit Court jury yesterday found
Joseph D. Crawley, jr,, %, colored.
1881 South Four-Mile Run drive,
Arlington, guilty of involuntary
manslaughter in the automobile
death of a 27-month-old boy. A
$3.50 fine was imposed.
The accident occurred on October
at the intersection of South Oxford
street and South Kemper drive,
Arlington, when an automobile
driven by Crawley struck Joseph P.
Edgar, jr., as the child crossed the
street in front Of his home at 244S
South Oxford street.
Mrs. Joseph P. Edgar, mother OF
the child, witnessed the accident and
shouted a warming to her son.
Evening star., 1946-10-30

|. Juvenile delinquents are less de-
linquent in Sweden than in the
United States.
So says Ernst Fontell, chief of
police of Goteborg.
The Swedish official, who has
been studying police methods in
several Eastern cities, was inter-
viewed yesterday at police head
quarters here, where he was the
guest of Police Superintendent Har-
vey G.. Callahan.
Chief Fontell said juvenile de-
linquency is as familiar to law en-
forcement authorities in his home
land as it is to those in the United
States He added, however, that
Swedish police rarely have to con-
tend with crimes of violence among
juveniles. Petty larceny is the usual
Evening star., 1946-10-30
Mother Of -Four Dies
After Fall From Car
Driven by Companion

Mrs Helen Aufrecht, "a, of Mount
Rainier, mother of four children,
died in Casualty Hospital at am.
today from a fractured skull al
legedly suffered when she fell from
a moving car operated by Leslie A.
Miller. a 35-year-old Potomac Elec-
trio Power Co. employe, of 1888
Myrtle avenue NE. He Is being
held at twelfth precinct pending
action of the coroner.
Police said an autopsy would be
performed this afternoon. The cor
oner's inquest was set for tomorrow
Mrs. Aufrecht was brought un-
conscious to Casualty Hospital by
Mr.. Miller at 2:25 am, police said
According to police, Mr.. Miller,
who is married and has two chill
dren, first told them he did not
know Mrs. Aufrecht, but had seen
her body beside the road at Eight
eentl street and Bunker Hill road
NE, and had brought her to the
hospital.
Discrepancies Found.
When discrepancies were pointed
out in his story, police reported he
admitted having known Mrs. Au-
frecht since childhood, and said
he had spent the evening with her.
Police quoted Mr.. Miller as stating
that he had met her at about Z
pm. yesterday for the first time
since the war. He said he arranged
| to pick her up about an hour later
| at the home of her sister, Mrs. Mae
Fowble, 2677 Rhode Island avenue
lN.E.
Police said Mr.. Miller related that
the two had visited several taverns
in Maryland during the evening
After leaving the taverns, he was
quoted as saying, he was driving
along Eastern avenue when Mrs
Aufrecht complained she felt sick.
Fell From Moving Car
He said that before he could stop
the car, she opened the door and fell
out, striking her head. Bloodstains
were found on Eastern avenue about
rs yards east of Queens Chapel road,
where Mr.. Miller said the accident
occurred.
Mrs. Minnie Donohue, 4026 Thirty
fourth street NE, mother of Mrs
Aufrecht, said her daughter hao
known Mr.. Miller since they went to
Mount Rainier School together as
children.
She said her daughter, who lived
with her, had been married twice,
the first marriage taking place when
she was Ia and ending in divorce
Mrs. Aufrecht had two children by
her first husband, Mario Di Julian
her mother declared. The eldest
Laurance, 10, is with the Army in
Germany while, Alfred, 16, attends
a Virginia military school.
Mrs. Donohue said her daughters
lpresent husband was George F
Aufrecht, dictograph operator in
the Pentagon Building. The couple
had two children, George F.
kAufrecht, jr., 10, Mount Rainier
School student, and Margo Ann
Aufrecht. S.
Mr. Miller is an operator at the
Pepco booster station at Fourth and
T streets NE. he told police. He
was a cab driver before the war,
he said.