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Evening star., 1946-06-28
PERSONAL Cont .

PHONE sHEPHERD 1880. ask. for Mis-
Wright. Il you are in need Of loan up to
$500 on your SIGNATURE.
exee.n n
and suitable eauipment csll Pr. $50.
NURSES AvAILABLE' .Iainea practical q
s6MMiR sSfss A6ME A6 HTos n cn.
Dske Bay eq snaIn .ssv, e H. odesa
season and monthly rates. Can Pr. 3s4o.
eepton ons s. a record
sss Flsi .gss ga9'9sb Sb esEs5.'' ssas 'r''
SshsT sya DEpisSBnE isS SGtRssa eHs
Re !392 e4-hr: sery.: never closed g, 9.
% piant; sarments dsy ywaterpaoofed. mothproofed.
also repairing @ our trucks ca,l n ana sey dslyeI;
CLEANERS & DYERs' 1901 New jersey
iIsMMRDlarE CASH for your hons . vStI.
prsss are vbe s or nisa aoorsd ash Can
Sso:. ri; 4sa1 or JsE 81. 1888, ssito' LEX.
Kas1tRcGlo5ff I9R RRoi E
ASSOCIATION: 1907 st. NV. Isie.
PaS9f PaoTos So OF Your kAnY IN your, home:
25 different poses, $3.50. You will treas
ure these lovely, natural pictures in your
HORSEBACK RIDING in small groups;
.ssids2 sa ssa.z nd ra susdas sse
RIGGS ssSs' ROAD RIDING as't CLUB. sH' SS siss.
home home; satisfaction guaranteed, TssHpl'
B4sY PHOTOS Ct home, IS a!t, sia.so:
l9rns 10 All sasaen rae peses aes I'm m i25 S Ap ssss
RENT 4 JukE BOX toT your next party:
$40 DHT eDehnE n rspd PSon. eop.ai
FiaSo IUNEkNAlI repairs and rebuild
isf .efvies @fefoR '5 e5rohoT HT %ss.
F5sss s as. 4
aoNoGRAMISG, lust eso for you: lovely writ
aaRsa ss4R s5 Soot sos 5i3ehs
WOULD LIKE TO HAVE room ana board
for boy age Q, with reliable, nice farmers
family in nearby Mon,somerg County foE
'hs ne sna@sI snd pm cs Mrs W dossAR6 s 9s'-.sR
snare expenses, GO. 1l14 ewes; 3o'
erIy iaoa near 6us ana large room TT to snare
pIsshsa nas W1TH sh rRtak m to soc, ard deliver
CAN re- 7S5a from to 5 or DU, soooI4
ArTRAcT1SE a * Il SnsIfI ssTIfuDIo FOR RENT summer
mgP SS4,b SS 81? sss fGE sculptor or oess"i'
per hr. on weekdays. 81 80 on. Sat. and
Sun Ride the Wcoolawn BUS from 17tn
pocPoRs n9a Pe MEpIc2H sinsaN Ss
clinical model. Call LU, 6l69, "a
K>E. VIII care for patient in her pri-
ate home: reasonable rates doctors ref.
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE day and board
ing camp features for children. to IL
camp activities. under the supervision q
excellent eounseloIs and trained health
STAFF Daily transportation. Boarding ia
cilities weekly or monthly. s4ol oeorsia
RADIOS REPaIREp; rssssonaOie; piss up
ARLINGTON REPUBLICANs. The Repub.
! persons interested in electing Republicans
to once Names and addresses OF those
in terested wanted to build UP active Re-
publican mailing lis. Active. financial or
passive participation needed: Call or write.
P. G. DAWSON. 2o3 Geo. Mason DR. Days.
CAMP CATOC1IN-Girls, 8 10 A.: mile Of
private stream, on the edge OF the Blue
instruction Temple 5000 Ext Is.
SUMMER CAMP and summer school, At
Howell Academy, tor boys on Severn
River: yIsorous program. al activities
gcX 92s Annapolis. .,l Nd Annapolis es54.
| ers only. DAVID HUNT, IA 033i. 80
! NOTHING TO SELL but my services, by
veteran; references. Box c96-R. Star. 30.
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HELP WOMEN.
PAYABLE CLERK

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK-Here is an
oe o 90 ssdvee pqfton in the
starting salary, opportunity for advance
ehas xppy oes THE e youNa
sbVER1isisG sbVE tisF + TrLEPHoNE CLERK for
day WasR % Of asv
II am. to $50 pm. l day, and / to q
r Pm DAY Full pay during training
capable of answering incoming telephone
THE EVENING STAR, 1l0I Pa. ave. NV NV.
ART DIRECTOR with knowledge of illus
trating and layout for all types of high
grade g,as department store merchandise, cap
fun qualifications, experience and few
samples Of work; samples will be returned.
ARTS AND CRAFT COUNSELOR. Baiti-
more. YWCA Camp Pawatinika. near An
napolis; college graduate or teacher pre-
ePaSDf AnhsRgRs must asa be
perienced; Sl."0 an hour. Box 499-G.
ASSISTANT BUYERS for various depart
ments: must nave previous department
store or specially shop exDeriencee and
pRsy fSsslvif psSDe o4 ARR5T
Fl hoob s.b saa III
Mr.. o'Brien, personnel ofice, o'DoNNEtEs S
sEs asssTANsIT STEAlsI MaNAGER isS fa for o small hotel
must have good references. Apply between
2 and pm, Room Al, 1921 K st. NV
BEaUTICIAN. full or part time: 5-day
week. Call WA. 1871. Sunday, UN. 4137
-29
BEAUTICIAN. exper: 40 hrs. per week:
no evening work: SO day plus commits
. sion. Conn. ave. and Mckinley st. NV.
BEAUTICIAN. experienced. part or full
time; air-conditioned. old-established sa-
lon good guarantee and commission; OPP
poitunity for able operator: can earn
900 to 81 600 per VI. Call EN-. 1854
BEAUTY OPERATOR. $50 per week and
commission, 5i2 days: no night work.
air-conditioned shop. congenial atmosphere.
permanent position. ALBA BEAUTY
nings and Sundays SH s971. -3
BEAUTY OPERATOR, air conditioned
shop. 3416 Conn. ave. NV. WO. $500.
BEAUTY oPERAToR-steady position;
mrs, 9 to 6; salary and commission air.
eooied salon. Apply in person, GABRIEL,
lob Conn. ave. NV. rs
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

9 DISCHARGED sERvICEsiEN desire ride
to Los Angeles before July /; refs ex-
fhansfs ipnViSe f6R P5RnS VEN En- i6.sr 25 can ,t
one TO help drive, references exchansed.
GOVT. EMPL. driving Tulsa Okla. through
Ne AoS, leaving July 4, share exp. CAN
SHARE-EXPENsE PLAN, Los Angeles. S. r.
Chicaso: low rates. all cities. cars daily:
Tef. exch. -3 Mass. ave. nv. RE $3.50.
one passenger: eon-
yeruoie coupe. perfect condition; throush
S. F. ana Les Angeles; leisarely driving:
leave within two wks North $500, Apt
7o2 or leave message with attendant ses
TWO WOMEN want ride TO Cape Cod. suns
day. 3oth or Monday, the lst, references
exchansso Cali WO 1919 rs.
PA.-Ri0e wanted: leave Fri or
Sat, return Sun: adults. MR.. ORSO.
DE 1000 DAY, WO 2aes nieht -2s
LADY driving to Kansas City. July l, viii
take 3 or passengers. Prefer girls. SH.
DRIVING TO REHoBoTH BEACH. fully
insured, Call Du. 905s about leaving
STUDENT wants ,ride to .MeKinley Hlsh
School from vic. of 9th and Buchanan sts.
NV Call RA 4Ss5 go
Evening star., 1946-06-28
HELP MEN 8 WOMEN.

CASHIER, experienced Apply Mr. Smoots,
DoDGES MARKET. 1920 14th ST. NV.
COUPLE. white. to care for rooming
ME-: 0095. IS
till Oct. Is (within j hr,
N. ", woman to do cooking. hw; man
wages: re-. REQ. Ho. 1887 Saturday.
HUSBAND AND WIFE-No objection To
one child: 70 operate tourists home on
Baltimore pike. near College Park For
MUSICIANS WANTED. piano guitar or
accordion; p m: to II midnight, days
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS, ., for home or
office work; experience not essential: good
earnings with unlimited opportunities;
give sef-informatlon. Box 1881, Star.
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

POPULAR PIANO or accordion taught In
20 lessons. Improvising and transposing.
Al5foGd,tonea oS r IT a9 Zoo Mr. II NE%MnAH' 5s'sn
ANNOUNCEMENT-O and after July l,
LAKE SCHOOL will be located at 11O1
Vermont ave. tat ST., Room 800. DI.
llli. 80
DRIVING INSTRUCTION-Dual control
cars. AUTOMOBILE DRIVING SCHOOL
OF WASHINGTON. INC. Nj 1872 3
BEAUTY OPERATORS SEEDED-Mocerp
train!nG N all subjects DAY, night and
fasseS Soe se 9G free easaios}us }a
D. c requirements ana GI training. 1340
n. Y ave. ME. 1s1S. estao. 1915.
now forming Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand typing, Bookkeeping,
all secretarial subjects. Est.
IS yrs. Accredited. Approved CT school
INQUIRE now. MA 233S BOYD SCHOOL.
1:ta3 81 Opp CAPITOL Theater.l
Evening star., 1946-06-28
REPAIRS and SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES. ealcuialors cleaned.
esllle elle snea adjusted All xsEK guaI.nsesd.
ADDING MACHINES. typsvriters. repaired
quickly: reasonable, machines. for sale.
Sias'5fi III eo IS IS sssS s'' sSsd
sisy ali pensi %nsss ,slss sssF sa s
l,Es5y Work suseeGteed soaa Call JoLhlEs
domestic; washing machines, Rendix and
skiekIayiSe taE LiiSisS da5sfRAe1es sgses!sg;,,
SaMERA SaNhh csll sIrAiniSG EH fste. Can FULLER -
d'ALBERT. INC. National 47l2. s15 10th
psa. s..as ss sEss rosas ss
SSsriSTkY ssn5Ss rsgsrs. ST ssot York.
as ssTssepInE Iz zasad ssad slazins; Al mschsssnic:
esRFfSIsY essls y; 292s AND PAINTING wanted as b,
s5 + 5;a,Sepaaiao Wosk PTssss :, Ap SIS
calMNE1s: CHI frs assnlssss and -.,p furnaces
lsed Hy. oOlG. 2s'
Is $ New 81 . snd
sational results suaranteed: work done
n zGT own snz hnme te ES5 Eo fs5nates call MR.
CLOCKS REpAIRED, domestic, foreign.
snTine. ws!sht and elss,Els; pEemps sery1 s1
s cs cor4 44s sgf sh st nE oSsT LS.sss saek
ccooMPIin1rGe e H6Ma REPAIRING and re-
foor finish!ns root repairine: cement and
1snpessap1ns Ip s4ics o sery5oe es II IDEAL HOME
ELECTRICIAN. Veteran; new and old
homes wired: outlets installed, guarsn-
isif 1sis sasDfe''en and "a Ma as
TR a3I al and oor lamp,
$2fSfs aSss ss
81 Fses1' sssa ~ nSa''s ss Dis,'s sss shroAb
by DUKES floor service. Cali RE. 6ee6.
FLOORS sANpED and rehnished, cleaned
and waxed; old floors made new. CAN
sAfRsP AEP fEfs'sS5D fsE ss5 5s:
IT1Losofks sssasNiDEp. reasonable, reliable and
floors sANDED and finished, expert
hf eovEs pu aiassafs' sis Drsos
FLOORS sANDND. refnished, cleaned and
waxsd by TABLER 8 FLOOR, SERVICE,
| FLOOR SANDING and reflnishing by
PARKS BROS For sound floor advice and
| free estimates without obligation. call Ii.
| 7a6'. II WORT 9uaranteed.
FLOORS SANDED AND REFINISMED By
LONG g. STONE FLOOR SERVICE. RA.
FURNITURE rehnished, repaired; cabinet
sntianss rsstsTsd sH saop
FURNITURE refnished, repaired remodel
| ed For estimate call Mr. Reed at
| 80
FURNITURE REPAIRS--Repairs made on
| of furniture by men who know how; all
work guaranteed; one-week service; new
furniture made to order when materials
AND CABINET CO, sH. 5541
| GENERAL BRICK AND CEMENT work.
| hreplaces. porches. general house building
and repairing. FIR. s34s. RINALD1 4 co.
Evening star., 1946-06-28
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
bUSINESS.
CE EACuERS S-pnritianc arnila hl

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. available, elemen,
tary, secondary and college; local and out
sayn ssRs .nessS eRansensass
Al SECRETARY %; radio colnmnist $50
tions sss,, sxper 500 wk; Need 100
Est Ea 2s yrs See Miss Sybs Wbite or Miss Lee,
SECRETARY. $216 ~: several openings
bookkeepers. clerks. excel
sFRyeE ssisrisf M 1lth NJ ST. r0FS Rh ss EoRD EMP
SPANISH-ENG. III stenog., $3.50: medical
stenog. expr., S200-S250: aviation secre-
tary. $500; stenog. -bookkpr., $40 wk; sec
retary. Hyattsville, open sal: stenos., sum
mer hotel. sal. open; research secretary
stem. $500. Dozens, dozens of others
Come in, Miss Young or Mr.. Bruce, Ma
60SS. PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 G St,
next to church
ACCOUNTANT. jr, -, $50: several open
ings, beginners and those with expr
Cashiers, exper,. s35 wk. once clerks, S35
wk. Need 100 new applicants daily for in
teresting nositions. Est IS years See Miss
Black or Miss Evans. BOYD'S, 1888 F. MA
Evening star., 1946-06-28

AND ALTERATIONS
Modern studio IN ONCE bldg, Centrally
located above Loews Columbia Theater
Equipped for. prompt service. Dresses,
suits to order. Also restyling., LEA
ENGEL tformerly of Fifth ave. N. ",
lilo St NV. Room 20. Telephone
PERMANENT; 81: shampoo and hngeI
HONOUR SCHOOL. 1870 n. 7. ave.
HAIR CUT, TRIM: New York's hand-tai-
I95sG nShvs % sRRs sl,gRsTrsfH5 USED
Evening star., 1946-06-28
HELP WoMEN.

WANTED eficient secretary; one that
understands bookkeeping and stenogr aphic
work, to take charge of mail order
ofnce; wonderful opportunity for the right
person; prefer lady. between 36 and 40
years. Address STEEL CLOTH SCREEN
CO., Box 333 Beaford Va 40
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DOMESTIC.
-
PERSONAL

FEDERAL HOME SERVICE.-Clean your
home from attic to basement. AD 50Os
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5-day week. Apply
/, 4th floor. S. KANN

HOSTESS, evenings, 5 to pm; air-con-
Pierre. ANNAPOLIS HOTEL. lIth and H.
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Continued on Next Psss.J
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ADDING MACHINES. caIcuIalors cleaned,
ole anc adjusted. All WORK guaranteed.
Pc. 1l11 UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
Evening star., 1946-06-28

t1ne s9od h9gTs Eood sao salary cAMP
COSMETIC sALEswoMEN. 5-day Week.
AApply 4 ply, EnMs Employ%msnt % ONCE, 4th floor. S.
S!oSSshHoRs: SSS IeR Baltimore xwcA Camp
ad fensns Rd e4os! snm
s%son ssRss oss TelsPhspe CAMP
SsSeR SSP5ES SoHiHs' ssanss1sr for Bs.!-
e9iss e1sdae.s CAMP 'fsfaf5
5RshRslls 5Rs4S 4aSsi AssisrAsr experience sS sre-
Bsrss s'H5fi sTfiksToS ssiSssP HasBs sBs perm
1aT ssaes Sppy zfRkN & si Gs 99s
DRESS sALEswoMEN; good opportunity;
hss sssfas5 sHoP 'irEY E Rna s.
Fl ELEVATOR E. 7, l.. OPERATORS; white. over 1s
in person to, Mr.. Powell. HOTEL WASH.
Ca TheHsa HAND sSf ON meS
a BsTns SosD ''sEs ahs isss 4ppy
FILTERS and alteration hands for ladies'
An floor: S; KANN SONS CO. ~ n'.'
ments. experienced preferred; 5-day week.
Appiy, employment office. 4th floor. S.
FOUNTAIN, luncheonette exp, white,
drugstore: S35 per week, uniforms furn.
ref. LESSER PHARMACY. 1s41 Column
FOUNTAIN GIRL, good hrs. good pay. nc
Sunday work; meals and uniforms fur
nished. COLONIAL PHARMACY. IIl3
FOUNTAIN GIRL, white. age Is or over;
eyes. ell: good pay and working condi-
tions. WHITLEY DRUG STORE, 7th and
Kennedy sts, nv: GE 5000. 30
ferred good salary and working coildi-
tions opportunity for advancement Phone
for appointment. Mr.. GOODWIN. Falls
GERMAN TEACHER, must be native: part
time: preferably evenings. Apply by letter
to BERLTTZ, $50 18th st NV 80
GIRLS. Fl 80; permanent career, teaching
ballroom dancing; short period Of training
given free. experience not necessary Apply
in person. DON MARTINI DANCE
STUDIOS, 602 18th st. NV. II
Evening star., 1946-06-28

part time. Apply in person, 1907 Columbia
WHITE TiT WOMAN; not over 4s. 5 EVENINGS a
| week after O'Clock to clean 4-room apt
ssss ss5sa pssis4fs ss hang zaby EenRs
PARK HOTEL: employment once, 200
WSmEN WSdisS fo q, moi for general ONCE work; no
experience or tipping Necessary $50 70
Sa5 to start; permanent MosKINs :, a2s
WOMAN. white. is to 80. $40 week pits
meals, to learn cafeteria work Opening
fer bus Or counter sr Tslsphons EI ap either
1850; or Apply in person so.i I4th s..
.ns sss5s
4 week. Call sH. soaa 40
once Mork BE- abs
DAY week; good salary, pleasant workins
conditions in new building. See Mr. STE
PHENs between am and 1l:so al m
WOMAN between 35-40 years old to work
in wired maszs r stnao a0so no experience nes
have BEEN asss % ssa s per aees
ss the Is xtef .aF with excellent
pleasant workinT conditions, stead, EN-
It one Of oar employment otaees: 7s7 lsth
5 AXE sfs5R5: f0H6
WOMAN Won sSAAshfioT As RousEnorHER with nurs-
ing exp: interesting position. live in;
sne.on. snoo per Id mo- s4o1 Georgia ave. SILVER sly
WOMAN soL1crroR, 5-hour day, 5-da,
| week. S25 plus commissio outside work
hRsaf WRaPPkk nssl0s ASD issfEcroRrxcel sasE ep
finest speciality stores in washington, at.
tractiye starting salary, pleasant worklni
iSasS!sss ssss sssssn'
i YOUNG LADY who desires permanent EN-
ployment and who has had stenographit
experienss, will be considered for tsT,s, interest
working @ conditions. 4o-hoar week and ad
e'esisH'S so4 Star Blds'' % The IL EVENING STAR
ll41 Pa aye: nv 1nsar..tad in ,es,tb ~Gs nd sx
ercise; must have experience; full or par
time. 5 days. $3.50. Apply 1929 st
YOTNG LADY. II to 80 yrs of ,ase, t,
learn general real estate e. ONCE work mus
essential than speed. Phone EN-. 0733
1Solji YOUNG G. WOMAN: ~ WORK drugstore ewes.
sood ,9eighbesThsTSadI Du cds..Sx ts0o ss.r. Is.
pssan eTesn S h G. is PcruaEs t ssr Eos APgy Pss
Siiso PER wEEK-Dictaphone operators
typists; permanent positions. Apply Room
SS 723 R.tS 1ssh eon.tent St nw person with tSax
complete charge OF books; medical oreani
! zation; fine position. pleasant working con
ditions. Boz 292-s, Star.
Evening star., 1946-02-25
Two Brothers, Another
Indicted in S11,109
Theft Of Five Safes

Wexford R. Payne. 26, and DAN
lei w. Payne. %. brothers, of Brad
bury Park, Md, and Wayne c.
Bromley, Is, of the TOO block of
Fifty first street Sc, today were
indicted on five charges of house
breaking and larceny from drug
stores in which safes containing
$11 ,l09 allegedly were taken. A third
brother, Walter B. Payne, jr., 30, of
Bradbury Park, was named with the
others in one indictment.
-Four Peoples Drug Stores were
entered and a store of the Shore
ham Drug Co., 3700 block of Tenth
street NE. was also entered. the
charges. All of the safes
were taken into Maryland, opened
and thrown into the Patuxent River,
police said.
A number of crimes are charged
to a group of young men who al
legedly worked in various combina-
tions.
Five. of them are named in two
Evening star., 1946-02-25
|HimmIer FoiIed
In Plans to Use
Bor as QuisHnq
By the Assoeioied Press

NUREMBERG. Feb. 25.-Heinrich
Himmler intended to use 1t. Gen.
Tadeusz Komorowski, the Gen.
Bor' of the 1914 Warsaw uprising
as a Polish Quisling but was re-
buffed after Komorowski's surren-
der to the Germans, a captured
German document disclosed today.
Himmler Cancelled a personal re-
ception for Komorowski when he
heard that the Polish military
leader considered himself merely
prisoner of war and would cease
all political activity for the duration
Of the war"
A teletype message from the Ger
man governor of the Warsaw dis
trict reporting Himmler's disap-
pointment was released for publica-
tion by the Soviet prosecution at
the war crimes trial The Soviet
government sharply criticized Kom-
orowski's leadership of Polish
underground forces at the time of
the uprising.
Evening star., 1946-02-25

cases OF housebreaking and larceny
Those named on these charges in
clude George Chakalakis, Is, of the
300 block of. Emerson street NV;
Leonard w. Hardy, 25, of Baltimore
Kermit r. Judd. jr.. and Robert j
Judd, "a, both of the 1900 block of
Twelfth street NV, and Pedro j.
Casbarian, 20, of the HOO block of
New Hampshire avenue NV, said
to be a nephew of Pany Caslarian,
OF whose murder a year ago Ray
mond Connors was acquitted last
week. The quintet is charged with
taking $50 from a restaurant in the
HOO block of Seventh street NV.
and 18 cases of whisky, valued at
$50 each, from liquor store in the
1900 block of Georgia avenue NV.
In addition, Chakalakis and Cas-
barian are charged jointly in two
other indictments with housebreak-
ing and larceny in which small
amounts of cash, liquor, clothing
and other articles allegedly were
taken.
Chakalakis and Kermit r. Judd,
jr. also are charged jointly in still
another indictment with house.
breaking and larceny of S1,131 from
the Romanian Inn in the 300 block
OF Thirteenth street NV.
Indicted in Stadium Case.
Casbarian and Robert E. Reid, 10,
of the 1900 block OF Twelfth street
NV, are accused of assault with
intent to rob the cashier at River
side Stadium on February 10. The
cashier placed board over the win
dow and called the manager, who
summoned police, authorities re-
ported.
Francis H. Reese, 10, was indicted
on charge of arson for allegedly
setting fire to store in December
in the 900 block of Eighth street
Sc, where he was employed as a
stock boy. Total damage to the
store and stock was estimated at
more than $1,000.
The indictments were among so
returned today by the District grand
jury before Chief Justice Bolitha J.
Laws of District Court. They were
presented to the grand jury by AS
sistant United States Attorney John
j. OLeary.
Barbara R. Cunningham, "a, of
Boston was indicted on charges of
grand larceny and robbery for al
legedly taking $4,000 diamond ring
and $50 in cash from man who re-
portedly accompanied her to her
room in the Hotel Statler. Police
quoted the alleged victim as stating
he passed out after taking only
two drinks.
Evening star., 1946-02-25

there was a cord around the neck.
The boy was picked up by police
on a street in Whippany, N. j., ac-
cording to the assistant district at
torney, who said the boy had been
hitch hiking.
He told police, Mr.. Levin said, that
he placed adhesive tape over the
child's mouth when she started to
cry and then held her head under
water.
Evening star., 1946-02-25
Boy Hired as Sitter Held
In Staying Of Girl, )
BY the Assoeioied Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-A 14-year-
old Queens boy was charged with
homicide yesterday in connection
with the death Of a 3-year-old girl
whose body, partially submerged in
water, was found in the bathtub In
her apartment home.
Victor Levin, assistant district at
torney. identified the boy as Jack
Turk. He said the youth had been
hired as sitter" by his neighbors,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Gurfein, to care
Evening star., 1946-02-25
Victim Holds Blackjack
While Loot Is Counted
BY the Associoted Press

POCATELLO, Idaho.-Llewellyn
Jacobs, l7-year-old pullman porter,
told police robber wakened him
as he slept in an idle railroad car,
threatened him with a blackjack
and took s7l from him.
Then, said Jacobs, the robber told
him to hold the blackjack for him
while he counted his loot.
We'll, didn't you hit him with it?'
officers asked.
Hit him?" said Jacobs. "I couldn't
move, I was so scared!"
Evening star., 1946-02-25

for their daughter, Sybil, while they
were out.
The parents left the child with
the boy about $3.50 pm. Saturday,
Mr.. Levin said, and when they re-
turned found the girl dead in the
bathroom. Her body was hanging
over the side of the bathtub with
the head partially submerged in
water, he said. The girls mouth was
covered with adhesive tape and
Evening star., 1946-04-10
District Is Expected
To Ask Restoration
OF Half Of Funds Cut

The District Commissioners were
believed ready today to seek reStora-
ton in the Senate of more than
half of the 100000 which was cut
from the 1947 city budget by the
House a few days ago.
With hearings scheduled to open
tomorrow on the $72 ,585, 900 House
approved supply bill, the city heads
were understood to favor reincluSiop
of items totaling nearly $5,00O,0O0.
While details have not been dis
closed, reports were that restoration
of about ST 100000 of the $2,000,0 ,0OQ
clipped by the House from the public
school estimates will be sought. One
new request for 125 additional DO
licemen probably will be included at
the request of Commissioner j. Rus
sell Young.
Items for which restoration, prob
ably will not be asked include the
proposed new police station in Ben
ming, the proposed Northwest health
center at Seventh and O street NV.
and the proposed child welfare i'm
provementS at nearby Laurel, Md.
The $8l, sos 900 estimates oriei-
nally forwarded to Congress by the
Commissioners were cut by the
House in an effort to avert a NUM-
cipal financial crisis, since the esti-
mates were geared to use all ex-
pected revenues and all of $l0.OOO.-
600 war savings.
Imposition of tight controls on
building materials by the Civilian
Production Administration to fur
ther veterans housing moved the
House to do the bulk of its pruning
the $l6,000.00O postwar city building
program. However, requests for ad-
ditional employees also were cut
heavily with the exception of those
needed to return the city depart
mentS to 40-hour week.
Evening star., 1946-04-10

sas City Star; Frank Gannett, presi-
dent of Gannett Newspapers; Allan
Barth, The Washington Post; Ham,
ilton Owens, editor in chief, Balti-
more Sun papers: Paul Bellamy, edi-
tor, The Cleveland Plain Dealer;
Malcolm Muir, editor of Newsweek:
Gardner Cowles, jr., publisher of
The Des Moines Tribune, and Tom
Hawkins, foreign correspondent of
World Report.
At Westover Field, Mass, en- route
to Newfoundland, the group was
joined by Julius Ochs Adler. vice
president of The New York Times,
and Henry Luce, editor of Time
MAGAZINE
Evening star., 1946-04-10
Editors En- Route 10 Study
AMG Control in Europe
BY the Associated Pres,

A group of newspapers and maya
zine editors and publishers were
on their way to Germany and Aus
tria today in an Army transport
plane for a three-week inspection
of the American Military Govern
ment in operation.
Their itinerary includes Munich.
Dachau, Nuremberg, Stuttgart, Wies-
baden and Vienna.
Those who left Washington in
cluded Edward T. Leech, editor of
the Pittsburgh Press; Charles E.
Gratke, foreign editor, The Chris
tan Science Monitor; Robert Fuoss.
managing editor, The Saturday Eve
ming Post; Glenn Neville, executive
editor, The New York Mirror; Rob-
ert Reed, assistant editor, The Kan
Evening star., 1946-04-10
Honors for Scout Groups

Boy and Girl Scouts of the Wood
ridge School, Central and Carleton
avenues NE, will be honored at
the school Parent Asso-
cations monthly meeting at pm
tomorrow. Following the business
Session, the Scouts will provide en-
|.ertainment.
Evening star., 1946-04-10

partment of Interior auditorium at
$3.50 pm. Monday. This will be the
fifth of series of lectures spon-
sored by the Department of State
Association.