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Evening star., 1946-10-13


NNooNsMolKNG, No nondrinkins. refined moth
er and working daughter, wish Furnished
apt pt e Ter a.. 4 months; NV neat quiet. 80
HoMEIEss isGIhi sssf Naval off. and wife ursentl, gen
need az spt a4p1 Nc children or pets sxeeaal.sn
AUTHOR tVETERANl-permanently 10
Gated, responsible Government position
and wife urgently need unaaTn nfdrnoms apt vil
references: 500. eli, $3.50: 1s.
I-s BEDROOM furn. apt; or house.Lt
no pets; close to transit. JONES; RE
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and emo -old daughter need small apt
urban or year aet
fined, good housekeepers; up. to S100 i
month Phone De 6ss6 any time. l3'
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to share apt. with another lady; twin beds
Must be reasonable. Falls Church 1901
ELECT. ENGINEER. ex-nayal oficer. de
sires apt, 2 or more rms, furn. or unfurn
S%pEkIRE % ssRt pbx * SR24 HH from s,
EX.-U. S. ARMY OFFICER, present inter
national official, and 12-year.old son, II
school, 2 or i bedroom apt, furnished O
unfurnished, NV. section, preferably be
tween Connecticut and Wisconsin aves. an,
Georgetown or Massachusetts, ave an and Dis
trict line; maximum monthly 500: 6-to
l2-month. occupancy desired as minimum
GOVT. ENGINEER. Just transferred here
refined wife, lovely daughter age z. swee
baby 5 mos, need semifurn. apt. or house
Prefer Anacostia Excellent local property
owning ref. FIR. 1000, Ext. 4412, wk. day
8 to s. Ask for Mr.. POWELL l3'
small adult family Prefer vic. GordoI
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ment, six months or less. after Nov. l, p
Marine Corps colonel and wife, no cnil
dren, no pets. Box 19-M, star. 10
NAVY CPO, wife. daughter. need furnishe,
apt. 8 mos. or longer; Sc pref. TR. 5S52 S!
OVERSEAS VET, wife and well-behaye
2h-yr-old daughter desire. apt, furnishs
or unfurnished; perm. Govt empioye; 81
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urgently need furn. or unfurn. house o
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desires unfurnished or 2 bedroom r apart
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-05
Beverly Perkins Wed Saturday

The marriage of Miss Beverly Per- kins, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Al- pert W. Perkins of Milldale and George D. Watson, son of Mir. and Mrs. George Watson of Hitchcock Lake was held oh Saturday at 4s30 in the Plantsville Congregational Church. The Rev. M. McCloud of- ficiated at the marriage service.
 Presented in marriage by her father, the bride wore a winter white wool dress with gold nailhead trim, a calot with fingertip veil and car- ried an old fashioned bouquet. Her attendant, Miss Dorothy Chaffe, Wethersfield, was dressed in a pou- dre blue wool dress, brown access sories and carried a similar bouquet. John H. Watson served his brother as best man and Robert Perkins, brother of the bride was usher.
 At the wedding supper held in the home of the bride, Mrs. Perkins re- ceived for her daughter in a black costume with a corsage of red ca- mellias. Mrs. Watson wore a gray jersey print with white cainellias. Upon their return from an unan- nounced wettling trip the couple will live at 59 Central Avenue. Mir. Watt son served in the U. s. Navy during the war.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-05
EUentS Of To-day

A. Nj. to 6 P. M.-Sisters of Mercy Annual Christmas bazaar, Knights of Columbus Hall.
 1P. M. to P. M.--The women's Society of the Bunker Hill Congre- gatiOnal Church will sponsor Christ mas bazaar and bridge.
 2:i5 P. M.-The Ladies of St. Cecelia's Church at parish hall. So- cial and fancy work sale.
 and 9 P. M.-South Congreea- tional Church. annual fair and sup- per. Sale starts at 5 P. M., supper from to ' P. M.
 3 P. M.-First Church Guild. ba- zaar and tea. at church parlors.
 6:3O P. M.-The Young Peoples Society of the First Lutheran Church hold supper meeting.
 SIP. M.-Sunrise Park Community Club at Chase Park Community House.
 8P. M-LadieS' Auxiliary, Canton T. R. Martin. No. 8, LOOP Meet ing at Odd Fellows Hall
 8 P. M.-St Johns Episcopal Church Junior Guild sponsoring an- nual Christmas card party and sale at Guild Hall.
 SP. M.-Concert at Zion Evangri- ical Lutheran Church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-05
ESteIIg Mclean
 Feted ct ShOSCer

Miss Rsselle Mclean was guest oi honor at q miscellaneous shower, given at the home of her sister, Mrs. James Macintosh, of Grand. view Avenue last night
 Miss Mclean, daughter Of Mir and Mrs Oliver Mclean of wolcott, wifi become the bride of Annie Bois- vert, son of Mrs. Stella Bolsvert, Of Bristol, Conn, at 2, Saturday afternoon in gt. John's Episcopal Church, Waterbury.
 Guests present included: Mrs, Robert Sheldon, Mrs, Alice Barre Mrs. Donald Macintosh, Miss Mar. gafet Macintosh, Mrs. Tangio Del Buono, Mrs. Prank Spur, Mis- Edna Mclean, and Miss Alma Mc- Lean, Miss Janice Sxobel, Mrs Joseph Cartiedge, and Mrs. Carl Harrison.
 Also Mrs. Harry II. Mclean oi Naugatuck, Mrs. Harry c. Mclean of piatts Mills, Miss Alice O'Brien Mrs. Olenna Johnson. and Mis- Metty Ardry. Of Naugatuck.
 Those who sent gifts, but were unable to attend included: Mrs Howard May, Mrs. Kenneth Lister Mrs. Blanche Walker, Miss Jean Nichols, Mrs. Burton Nichols, ard Mrs. Conrad Ramfney.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-05
AEoOse-LgiO Bridal Held

TMe uAAHxaAxe ~ C@0 T@omAs s1oare. ssA ot ms. sssseA FelceAe of aqmsA aR&an Snee& and MA& 1ee 1Rer3A, aaurAssr ce anr. en4A azus. Teamas rnnRae e Hartford Nas held Sag1Naap HnoeManR as 10 eeaack an Sa 1Aweence OUoole CAurcA Harssara. ne Rev, 8ezsS Szuck eGAc1Asee d &ee mnAxxsae ceremony 1n a setting of palms ana While <leExxeE elnS
 EoncN@nk a Eucenaom 9f tAe oaa Colony REestsnFanf, MaEsEerG tAe ooSlpae 9e.t on a Weadne 01p eo aA unanm0nnce9 &ekt1maa&oA. upon their reoHr shey VII ressee h Ne0 London, where the bridegroom zs stationed. CPO Moore hes been @ the Navy for SIX years and spsat shTee ana Q AAH years as Q pgsssA~ CT of the SapAmese an tlae Dutch EAsf Indies He Aoaas the Ak2a1sc~ Paczhe ss6Aon wstA one xaAr, tne American Defense rs6aon, Ehe pAtl~ ipplne Deaense rsSSon and eAe Bronze Star.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-05
St. CeceIio's Group to Meet
 In Pork City Sunday

Rehabilitation work in war-devas- tated areas will be discussed at the quarterly meeting of the National Catholic Women's Union and the National Catholic Central Verein of America at meeting in Bridgeport, Sunday, Dec. 8. The event will be held at St. Joseph's Hall on Madi- son Avenue.
 Mrs. Charles Wollschlager, of this city. state president. will preside at the women's meeting MT. John Hess, of Hartford. president of the mems group. will be in charge of the mems meeting.
 Transportation will be provided from Waterbury. Those from St. Cecelia's parish wishing to attend are urged to contact Mrs. LeRoy Fox, Albert Place, 3-3993, or Mrs. E. L.. Siebert. Park Place, 3-47l9.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-05
Notes Club Attends Event

The Mates Club attended the ice follies in New Haven last night. Ae tending wehe Mir. and Mrs. Merle Kelsey, MT. and Mrs. Karl Beech, MT. and Mrs. William Taylor, Mir. and Mrs. Theodore Beebe, Mr. and MrS. Thomas Shield. Mir. and Mrs. Edward Martin, Mir. and Mrs. Harold Platt, MT. and Mrs. Louis Dheron, Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Cordett, and MT. and Mrs. Martin Egan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-05
DGOid Sc0ddes. Fetgd ct Dinner

A testimonial cinner was held re- cently at the Turf Club for David T. Sca6den in honor Of his marriage to Miss Ruth M. weibrecht Of Clff- ton, N. ].
 Entertainment was furnished by Francis Sheehen who also acted as master of ceremonies.
 Those who attended were Kent Grass. John Cflhooley. Jr.. John Cox, Franklin FEnnan. Donald Mac Intosh, walter NcGuire. Clifford O1ouEhltn. William St. John. Ed- win Sachse. Edward Fitzgerald. John Phelan. Lacien veillette. Dav- ia Holdrsdge, william Joyce, Ar mano ve1lle1te. James Macintosh, Howard OIooghlin. Donald Fra geau. Fred Derouin. Michael Ken ney. George Frageau. Jack Scad- den. Joseph Sullivan. John Bowie, Francis Joyce. Richard Scadden. Edwin Meabrecht P. Bernard Cof- fey. Dr. Raymond Quinn. pr. Ed- ward Post. Harvey Richardson. George Garr1ty and Edward Scad- den
 Also Eugene Ss John, Gary Shoe maker. Louis Burlington, Marty Buns. Joseph Pendy. Frank Shell. James Carroll. Richard St. John, Francis OLoughlin, Laurence King, Francis Moriarty. Dick Brown. Harry Whelan. John o'Neill, Elmer DescheneS. John Doyie, James Doyle. Armand Deschenes. Thomas MeHugh. Raymond St John. John St. John, Joseph DescheneS, JO- seph Mccarragher. John Cuddy, Jack McGill. John Chambers and Larry Spicer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-05
Dinner Donce We'll Attended

Approximately 25O persons attend- ed the dinner dance given recently by the Ladies Auxiliary Of the Providence Di Foggia at the Elton. Miss Theresa Tremaglso pre- sented a musical program. Mrs. Joe seph Lago, president of the society. addressed the group Vincent Gen. tile. president of the mems group. was honor guest.
 Mrs. Frances Cesario served as chairman,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-05
Postor To Give Reading ot Literary Club Tomorrow

Rev. Allan Fairbanks. pastor of the Bunker Hill Congregational Church. will give a reading tomor- row afternoon at the meeting oi the Bunker Hill Literary Club. scheduled for 3 o'clock. Mrs. Fred W. Burns is chairman of hostesses for the social hour.
 Mrs. Earl Pierson will conduct a board meeting at 2:30. Plans for a Christmas party to be held on Dec. 20 will be made.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-05
SIOcum PEA. to Fete
 Faculty ct Christmas Tea

The SlOcun parent-reachers As- soclation will sponsor a Christmas tea ln honor Of the slocum School faculty on Monday, Dec. Q, at q ?. M at Slocum School gymnasium, Df John IT. ollmartin, school sll- perintendent, win be guest of honor, Representative from the Kingsbury PTA, Bunker Hill PTA. and Bucks Hlll PTA will also attend.
 Members Of the Waterbury Girls Club will present a program of dancing and entertainment. with Miss Mildred Lundquist at the pic ano. Christmas Carols win be sung
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-05
Events of Tomorrow

sA N. to P. M.-Sisters of Mer- cey Annual Christmas bazaar, Knights of Columbus Hall.
 10 P. M.-Santa Maria Circle, Na- tional Daughters of Isabella food sale at Miller and Peck's.
 2P. M.-Helen I. Goodrich Chap ter, Kings Daughters. Grove Hall.
 800 P. M.-Bunker Hill Literary Club. Rev Allan Fairbanks to give reading. Board meeting at 2:3O.
 500 P. M-Waterbury Visiting Nurse Association card party for benefit of Victoria Liebreich Mem orial Fund, at St. Johns Church.
 500 P. M.-Evergreen Court, No. 2, Order of Amaranth, Christmas party at Masonic Temple.
 800 P. M-The Cheshire Heights Community Club will meet at the home of MT. and Mrs. Herbert Sal- monson. Hillside Avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-05
Couple Feted
 On AnniUgTSa7.y

Mir and Mrs. Howard Phillips were honored at a dinner at Har- mons Restaurant recently on their 25th wedding anniversary. They received many gifts and a musical program was presented by James farren and his Harmony boys.
 Those attending were: Mir. and Mrs. Gus Schoeck, ST., Mir and Mrs. John 'Ashmore, MT. and Mrs. Gus Schoeck, Jr., MT. and Mrs. Alfred Schoeck, Mir. and Mrs. Calvin Cable. Mir. and Mrs. Steve Dinsmore. Mrs Tillie Kimmer, Mrs. Elsie Barber, Otto Stauch. ST., MT. and Mrs. Wil- liam Dumschat, Mir. and Mrs. Spen- cer Judd, Charles Judd and MT. and Mrs. Gregory Phelan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-05
Circle to Hold Sale TOn.Or7OSe,

Final arrangements were made for the food sale to be held by the santa Maria Circle, No. 27, National Daughters of Isabella, at meeting last night in the Knights of Colum- bus Hall
 The sale will be held tomorrow at the Miller & Peck Store, South Main Street All articles of food should be sent to the store as early as possible. Plans were completed for the annual Christmas party to be held after the next regular meet ing Dec. IS in the Knights of Col unlbus Hall. Those planning to attend are asked to bring a small article for the grab bag. The usual Christmas donations for charity and sick members were made.
 The New Years party will be held following the Jan. IS meeting. Ar rangesmentS for the affair will be completed at the next meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-05

by the school children. olll 4oo4l Troop ss, sponsored hg the &leA school, win act as hoslesses t siding at the tea table wtn be M& Emily Tickea, of ene Waterbury Girls Club and Mrs. Herman Be,s sky. program chairman.
 Serving on the eIranNemehlA committee are Mrs. Salvatore Santa Maria, Mrs. Ralph RinaldL, AkrA Peter Vito and Mrs. BanBamin oola- man.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-05
Club Notes

The Waterbury Women's American OR.T.. will sponsor two movies for the benefit of the. Child Guardian ship Funds at Temple Israel on Jan. 26. The films are So End Our Night and The House I Live In
 The next business meeting of the O.R.T. will be held Dec. i6 at Temple r<rael
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-05
Nurses to Hold
 Benefit Cord Portv

Plans have been completed for the annual benefit card party to be held by the staff of the Visiting Nurses Association for the benefit of the Victoria Liebreich Memorial Fund. The affair will be held to- morrow night night at 8 o'clock in the parish house of St. Johns Church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-05
Christmos Greens Group Meets Soturdo\

Members of the Bunker Hill Lit- erary Club. the Waterbury Women's Club, the Waterbury Women's Jun for Club. and the Waterbury Garden Club will meet on Saturday between 2 and { P. M. to make Christmas greens for the sale to be held in conjunction with the card party given by the aterbury Women's Club on Thursday, Dec. 12. A worlxroom has been set aside at the Waterbury Women's Club. Central Avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-05
Stella Elliott Wed Monday

Miss Stella Mae Elliott. daughter of MT. and Mrs Withers Elliott of Abbott Avenue became the bride of Henry williams, Jr., son of Mir. and Mrs. Henry Williams, of Hartford. The wedding took place Monday afternoon at 8:45 o'clock in the Municipal Building. Hartford.
 Miss Stella Kicks. of this city and Alton Times, Hartford, attended the couple.
 Mir. and Mrs. Williams will make their home in New York City. The bride attended Leavenworth High School and Mir. Williams is an alumnus of Hartford High School.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-05

The second nominations and eaee- ton Of oEzAcers w1n he held at the regular meeting of the Ladies Aszxi- GAyr. Canton q. R. Martin. LOOP tonight al 6 P. N. tn odd Fellows Hal Mrs Catherine Wood. preSi- dent wia preside at short business meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-05

The reen-t1me Canteen of the VwlcA. wSn hold tAeir member ship dance Cn Saturday from S:so 10 I1 P. M. at the YwlCA on Prospect Street. This VII 6e the are dance of the winter season. Plans were completed for a dance to be held by sae grOup once a nonth for members.
 Membership Is open for any high school boy or girl Norman Haskell heads the Eroup.
 Members cf the committee in chsrre of the dance include. decora- tons Peg SpzHlane. Rita Dubry. Helen German. walter Johnson: program. Dorothy = fmperatO. Max BatsachiAra and Jack Sceylers pub hcztv. Arthur Me-r1nam. chairman. assisted hy Betty Jane Kenny. Rus sell Hensel and Jean Emperato: re- treatments. Joan Andrews Don Welsh and Edward McGurk
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-05

Mir. and Mrs. Wallace A. Warner, Seymour, celebrated their 65th wed- ding anniversary recently. The couple have two sons, Raymond Warner, this city an dTIoward A. Warner, Seymour. Mir. Warner is Seymour's oldest resident.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-05
Dances Planned By r. ". Clubs

The arxE Coed Socsaa of sAe sea- son w1R he held ey Cub AzniEa b. morrow nAeht at SsSo a& she rwlCA. on Prospect Street. Girls x1n invite guests. eor dancing. re> fseShments. games and a program of enter4aanmemt. Mss G1nnv Kerochan Is ia charge of the social and Miss pesyz1is Seesea is group aa- v1sor.
The Nome nugget., 1946-09-06
No. 748 NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given to the Creditors of the Estate of Robert Peterson, deceased, that all per sons having claims against the Estate of said deceased are re- quired to present them with the proper vouchers to Luther Dun bar, Executor of said Estate, with in six months of the date of this notice at the office of the North ern LigNt & Power Company in the City of Nome, Territory of Alaska, Second Division.
 Dated August 18th 1946.
 Luther Dunbar
 Executor of the Estate of
 Robert Peterson, deceased Ira D. Orton,
 Attorney for the Executor. Publish Aug. Is, 23, 30, Sept. 6.
The Nome nugget., 1946-09-06

TATE OF ELIZABETH A. RANK, Deceased.
 No. 7ls NOTICE OF HEARING AND SETTLEMENT OF FINIL AC- COUNT.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Kenneth McVeigh Rank, Ad- ministrator of the above named estate, has filed in the above nam ed Court his Final Report and Account; and that the 24th day of October, 1946, at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M. of said day, at the office of said Court, Nome, Alaska, has by Court Order been fixed as the time and place for a hearing on said Final Report and Account, and the adjudication as to whom the heirs and distribu- tees of said estate are.
 OBJ to said Report and Account, and proof of heir ship will be heard at this time. Dated the 21st day of August. 1946.
 Kenneth McVeigh Rank
 Administrator Publish 101-4-7-10
The Nome nugget., 1946-09-06
to visit many Alaska com munitieS.
NEW POSTMASTERS

Mrs. Marie Lewis has been appointed postmaster at Point Baker succeeding Mrs. Minnie Chapman fol- lowing recommendation mdae by Delegate Bartlett. |. Delegate Bartlett has re- commended the appoint ment of M. J. Thornton as postmaster at Hope to suc- ceed Mrs. Alice Mitchell who recently resigned.
 Mrs. Esther Morrison has been recommended for appointment as postmaster at Whittier. Mrs. Mary M. Hayes has been serving as acting postmaster since the office was established in January of this year.
 Delegate Bartlett has re- commended D. Jasper Heath to serve as postmas- ter at Ophir succeeding Mrs. Jessie M. Howard.
The Nome nugget., 1946-09-06
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

IN THE COMMISSIONERS COURT FOR THE CAPE NOME PRECINCT, TERRITORY OF AL ASKA, SECOND DIVISION IN PROBATE.
 IN THE MATTER OF THE ES-
The Nome nugget., 1946-09-06
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

II9<k1 ftb v L1t I 10LNuLN LIN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE CAPE NOME PRECINCT TERRITORY OF ALASKA, SEC OND DIVISION.
 IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- TATE OF ROBERT PETERSON, Deceased.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
0PA Staff in District
Cut 10 20 Employees

The District CPA today was down
TO 80 paid workers compared with
. wartime peak of 385, and plans are
underway to cut the stair even fur
ther after November 80, District
Director Vincent Holmes disclosed.
Thirty-scven employees of four
Price Control Boards received dis
missal notices yesterday. The boards
closed their doors November 4. IN
cluded In the 81 were three employees
In board management at District
headquarters, 56o1 Connecticut ave-
nue. NV.
Mr.. Holmes said that one enforce
ment attorney and nine investigators
received notices last Friday. They
were engaged in food enforcement,
which folded up with the end of
price controls on most foods last
month.
All inquiries concerning the re-
manning items under ceilings rice
and sugar-as well as sugar ration
ing are being handled through the
Connecticut avenue address.
In addition to the 385 paid en-
ployes, the agency had 1,1O0 volun-
teers on its star at one time during
the war when both rationing and
pricing were major factors of OPA.
Evening star., 1946-11-13

his Mommie could sleep. These
things I'd do with all good grace, SO
anxious are we to rent 9 place.
We're In hotel, eating out, you
see, and that's rather hard on q tot
OF three Now, Mommie and Daddy
just must have somewhere to give
little me adequate care. How far out,
we care not q quirk, If Daddy can
get to and from work.
The ad ran In The Sunday Star
ana cost $500. When the returns
came In Mrs. Bizzell called The
Star:
Il know 1t was g lot Of corn she
said, abut it worked. was offered
q three-bedroom house In Arlington
Forest for $l25 d month, cottage
IN Rockville. for $34, an apartment ii
Hyattsyille for $40, q one-room
apartment IN the District for $50
and still another offer which I am
going ID take. The last on,s 1 secret
that's mine"
Evening star., 1946-11-13

The antiquarians Of the Columbia
Historical Society discovered street
cars as objects Of historical interest
last night.
=. D. Merrill, president Of the
Capital Transit Co., gave them q
lecture on Public transportation
at the regular meeting at the May
flower Hotel.
Public transportation. said Mr..
Merrill, calld be divided into five
periods: The horse omnibus, the
horse car, the cable car, the electric
car and the electric car combined
with the motor bus.
Hints at Atomic Period.
He limited at a new period OF pub
lie transportation-the atomic pc
riod-but ventured to say present
day transportation executives would
not have to wrestle with that one.
Mr.. Merrill had slides to illustrate
his lecture-one to show the route
OF the original line in 1900 that
carried Government officials from
homes in Georgetown to William
Tunnicliffs tavern, where the SUI
preme Court Building now stands.
The line operated twice daily with
two-horse coaches.
The line was shortlived, he said,
and 1t was not until 1880 that public
transportation was resumed with a
coach line from Georgetown to the
Navy Yard via Pennsylvania avenue
and M street.
Horsecar In 1852.
In 1862, about the time OF Second
Manassas the .horsecar appeared
rolling along Pennsylvania avenue
from The CAPITOL fo the, TreasIIryI
Evening star., 1946-11-13
Ad Relating Mommie 5 Prayer
Finds Home for Fumily Of Three

Mrs. Paul Bixzell returned to her
room In the Emery Hotel, 1912 q
street NV. after q day OF house
hunting and decided to write an ad
that would tell her story.
She had rented her house and
gone to Florida for the winter, but
her 3-year-old son, David. developed
asthma there. SO she brought him
back to the washington climate,
which proved more healthful for
him. She and her husband. ci-
william employ Of the Army engineers,
moved into hotel room.
Mrs. Bizxelps ad read:
Last night my Nom got down on
her knees and this is what she said: /:
Lord, please let us hear no chill
dren' not many times morei Open
some ones heart, so they'll open
their door. I'd help with the kid
dies, four Or one; help with the work
till day Is done. I'd Be EiIling nfHs1ts
|A vigil TO keep o'er some sick TOT %
Evening star., 1946-11-13
Jury Will Try
Landlord Who
,Beoned' Tenant

A landlord who hit tenant over
the head with q garden rake today
was under $500 bond on charge
of assault set by Judge Thomas d.
Quinn yesterday In Municipal
Court.
The landlord. Charles De Campo,
81, Of the 400 block of Tenth street
S.W, told police he struck James
Camarro, A, Of the same address,
with the rake following an argu-
ment in the front yard Of their
home Saturday.
In q statement to police he said
Camarro had threatened" him.
Judge Quinn set jury trial Janu-
ary Q.
As q result Of the same alterca-
ton Camarro forfeited $40 COLI
lateral at No. 4 police precinct on
q disorderly conduct charge. Ac-
cordtng to the landlord he had
been having trouble with Camarro
for several months" police said.