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Evening star., 1947-08-15

GREEN FARM catalos-over
1900 BARGAINS 32 States; coaTt Tv TO eoass'
mailed free Id a,ss srR1ebb, RWssb,nFton D Nc
tropolitan 754s.
5O-ACRE FARM about / mile of Georgia
extended 1st esy01d some moss IS
Comfortable modern brick, 3-bedroom
Cape Cod dwelling. with full basement,
custom built for the pTssen wfS 4Snef eec4s 3qf
range and refrlgerator. oi-fred hot-water
heating system with summer-winter NOOK
up for year-round domestic hot yssther' Saser'
stripping and screens; other improvements
include a partially completed tenant house;
brooder houses ana TOOL Iics shea s4aheo szeeie
Dupont D SonsasE c4ss Fdfs GEO 'Sf Moss
m "a r]a gsrm ms.:s9ss. ssfssn Gt T5g 5ds
worth of stock and dairy farms; ASK tor
your copy. oW. 1897 or Falls Church
FaRM t1Ts, AT, PUBLIC nTrgstes;,,,
sale Of historic and deliEhnul Carfob ,5h
ba beautitul " view u Of Blue Ridge. sugar Loaf
ana Potomac River valley. In%eludeS %
7-room master residence, 6uilt o,d n !isye isSe
quarters sP ~ and I'd necessary farm buildings. To
inspect go north from Rockville, Md. on
Route ?S through Beallsyills' thsn tsn rssst TGst
through lane to property One hour 6y
auto from Washington. Property to De
sold at public auction on nr2yiI trent steps 9i
aaiILIssoRo, II VA.Y76 acres, 7-room house.
elect water in kitchsn acsF and eoM ssFass ssrS 81
tered ters i6S By sprinsS sa5o6 WEST asrAY-
koR k0Ekrs9 s:sl95iu E9o5usTa2ser. T4 2ls5 farm broom
house. in GOOD condition, 2 fan baths;
h " h.. basement; house easily converted
for 2 families; high elevation large ia5ss oass oas
barn combination; workshop; excellent gar
den: is mi 70, D. C; good spring and
nsa 10 ''s09 sess ana sRessn bag
Potsi PSfsf'Sior nric.. " $3.50 Also more land
available and also other properties 10y
sale Several excellent buys In larger stocE
v3snns vnd dairy var farms ESQ 0r WPaTTRsRt REAL
ESTATE. near oakton school; oakton, Va,
ssaUc acREs Rse sbE6RM rf 6Ssfd dWeng excellent
outbldgs., high on a beautiful knoll, ex,,
ceilent lawn; 40 acres in perfect state OF
cultivation, white board s1 ienee sqveFlniS d n,
outbldgs. psintrd white, and in a beauti-
fuI setting of maple trees; priced a. s2i;-
900. $4,000 cash, balance III a11 per a1fni m1n,n
q 9aeS S"s wison fE1s' byd' Sso oI. 'N 4Si3 % @is
80 ACRES and completely modern. farm;
with dairy barn and other outoldss. an
This home can be bought with or without
furnishings. which includes car. UNIVER-
SAL REALTY. CH. 1179. -1S
form. MOD. HOME. with 2; s or 100
acres. located on hard I'd, p miles Of
ID G line; possession with deed. DR..
B. l. POOLE. owner. Phone Herndon
s1TsocK AND GRAIN FARM, leo NJ.
Sokesyi,le, s rms. and bath Good out utbuild-
ings. 3 siios. stream A real buy for 81 300.
PENTAGON REALTY CO., Fairfax 33l-J.
Is ACRES. all fenced; will grow good
tobac eco crop: 3 acres Of meadow. stream
through meadow and spring: 2-story mouse,
z bedrms.: barn. COW stable, new corn crib
and new chicken house; electricity aVail-
able; located 5 mi. below Prince FREDERICK,
Md: quick possession Good buy
ii, NV, Ma. 53T1; ewes, Marlboro ese7.
80 tI-,.S ~, Naxt PapAN
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

GEORGIA AVE. NV, near Allison St.
lst commercial; vacant; suitable for any
type of business: with or without improve
ments; reasonably priced for your inspec-
tion today. At present, consists of 6 rooms,
bath, gas heat. Immediate possession. Call
til 9 pm. LEO NJ BERNSTEIN & Co,
1915 K ST W. ME. 5400. III
ARLINGTON, on busy Columbia pike
90. ITO or 170 It. frontage: ! bldg, now
on property: extra room for new stores
r. W MULLEN. Bill Columbia pike
Arlington. OK. 1852.
BUNGALOWS, located on l acre Of
ground near Congressional Airport
Ground zoaed commercial ID with
frontage on Rockville pike. B. & o. R.R.
bordering on rear of property. local for
small manufacturing. bottling works. etc.
Call Mr.. Richards, at OR. 21o0. VICTOR
WICKERSHAM REALTY, 1925 41st st.
NV. -15
ACRE, commercial on Rockville pike,
improved with nice BUNGALOWS. r.r.
siding in rear; ideal for any business or
small manufacturing plant. Must be sold
within Z days, Priced riEht.. Can VICTOR
W1ckERSHAM REALTY. 4625 41st st.
NV. OR 2106. -16
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STORES FOR RENT Cont. J

g434 18th ST. NW-Lge store with prl.
vate rear parking lot available Sept, 1:
very desirable for New York type delicss
lessen, or other hiEh-class business: excel.
GERBER REALTY Co. AID. 1900. is
ARLINGTON, just of Lee hwy. opposite
Hot shoppe-wonderful location, about
printing shop, etc: parking space; 500
mo, OW. 1907. or IA. 150S-W --t6
DOWNTOWN modern store on 9TH st. n W.
adjacent Kann'S; 20-ft. frontage: aVailsnls
Sept lst, on long lease. See Mr.. Norris,
WEAVER BROS, INC. Wash. Bids. D1.
$500; ewes. CHI a23S. IL
LOCATIONS in important business centers.
suitable for many types OF business-Drug
stores, liquor stores. ladies' ready-to- wear,
furniture, etc Stores now available and
formation. LOUIS BURMAN. RE, 1855:
81
GEORGIA AVE. near Kennedy. suitable
many purposes GE 29TQ liz
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INDUSTRIAL GROUND.

$1,000 SO. FIT, overlooking Anacostia
River, on Half ST. bet. s and T sts. s.w;
2 st. frontages, r.r. siding; ideal ware
house location: price reduced. MICHAEL
WALSH a. SON, 1911 Eye st. NV, RE
1882: ewes, CO $3.50. ---16
ABOUT $4,000 SO. FIT. industrial ground.
strategcally located near water front;
suitable for wholesale oil company, ware
house. structural steel or similar: priced
according to value. ROY LAWRENCE,
Broker MA ql55; ewes, LII 2O40. --16
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

ANY SIZE WAREHOUSE or similar indus
trial building. with or without siding, can
be built for rental for your use in several
Consult Luther w. Linkins. Of the GEO, "
LINKINS CO.. 1918 st. NV, DI. s6sS.
4 800 so. FIT, on 1st floor in new FIRE
proc. building; available Sept. /, i941
141a-ft ceiling height wide. concrete
street in front. truck loading doors. rail-
run to heart OF downtown Washington.
See Mr.. Norris. WEAVER BROS. INC
Washington Bldg, DI. $500: evss.' SH.
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STORES FOR RENT.

DRUG STORE LOCATION-corner build
ing now under construction: large 1st-n
store. Ofdces above for doctors and den
lists: large NE. shopping center in high
class eolored residential area. Apply Leas-
l415 k st. NV, NE. 540a. -15
r sT. NEAR I0th--l 6x70, unusually
tenant. LEWIS BROWN, MA. $40: ewes,
EN- oks1 Ia
bAsEMEstr, M ees n. 7. AVE. NV, suitable
for storage o. shop, ME. 1871, URCIOLO
REALTY co, -16
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

SURPLUS LAND. railroad sidings available,
zoned industrial; both in D c. and nearby
Maryland; small OF large acreage, long or
co Once. UN 2525: res. EN- $3.50
INDUSTRIAL PLANT, $3.50 1894 K st.
NV. comprising bldgs adjoined, total
of 12,500 so. it.; suitable for manufactur-
ing, etc. Will rent whole or part DIS
TRIcT HARDWARE CO.. 2146 st. NV
DIJ 5SO0 -l2
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR RENT.

LOCATED ABOUT MILES north of
frontage; contains about Ito acres with
land cleared and some small timber, has
a barn and a good spring; electricity
available, passing the front Of land;
4 REALTY CO., Box 10, Charles Town,
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$4,000 SQUARE FEET Industrial land. on
Southern Railroad, near telegraph I'd.
Fairfax County; all utilities available;
SOC SO. It. Call WO. 1921 or WO. 51I2
Ask for MR.. PAINTER. pa
1Oc PER SO. FT.-14 acres of industrial
property on Southern Railway "a mile
from Shirley hwy. clover leaf at Lncolnia
Va, within sight of ouarterma ster depot; ;
hardsurfaced road and stream border
property. Must be sold as whole M T,
particulars. is
INDUSTRIAL ZONED GROUND on paved
street in Georgetown-If you are look
ness, look this up; very good buy.
EDWARD E. CALDWELL, Or 2244
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

OFFICE AND WORkROOM SPACE-Zoned
End commercial, ideal for light manufac-
turing, 500 to $500 square feet Of space
in 10-story downtown f1reproof bldg,
equipped with passenger and freight ele-
vators; many windows make working space
very light and airy. Here is your. oppor-
room Apply Leasing Dept, LEO NJ. BERN
STEIN & CO., 1415 ST. NV. ME. 540O.
VALUABLE CORNER LOCATIONS. vacant
Lou1s LOU BuRMAN. Re. 176s. ma7
ENTIRE End FLOOR in modern brick
building; approx. 5000 50. TT. consisting
of one large bright display room, 8 Offices,
one with private lavatory. two other lava
tories for men and women employees; rea-
sonable rent; two blocks from Union Sta
ton; plenty OF free parking space. Box
4T4Y, Star. 20s
nth ST. N.W.-Brick and concrete fire.
proof building in excellent condition; 4
stories and mezzanine. approximately 30.;
900 SO It. Restrooms on all floors; coal
stoker heat. Possession about October l,
l947.
9Th and Indiana ave. nw--3 floors of
hce space az to ] 5 Offices on each iloor)
restroom on all floors; elevator. VIII re-
decorate: $500 per month.
K st. NV. near goth st.--Store. S225
ger month For appointment to inspect,
phone Mr. Hunter. BOSS & PHELPS, INC,
l4l7 K st. NV Ma. $500 or GIL. 52S5,
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Commercial Property Tor Sale Cont.

CommeFeIaI PFopeNy foF Sole I6ohf. !.
SILVER sPRING = Unimproved 100000
fronting on ca; ave- HENRY v. sEAY,
1915 Eye st., EX. 1077. l7
MODERN BLDG, leased to nationally
known organization At Sc, 500 annually
since 1896. Present lease expires in 1854
price. SOS, 900; SCI, 900 cash necessary TO
purchase. Cali ALBERT s. KAMONS, 316
Bond Bldg. Ex. 472l: Sat. and Sun
q, Pr lsSMsi l2s5SMsimERc,A1 Fin. location nli in the
heart of the Bethesda business district bet.
the Bank of Bethesda and Bradley blvd,
with 5000 IT. frontage on Wis. ave. This
level lot is 40 it. deep to an alley in
rear; consists OF $500 50. #. and should
be seen at your earliest conv. Call Mr..
Munra, Ma. $500: ewes. and Sun. WI
1850. BOSS & PHELPS, INC. 14l7 K
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.

CLEAR GARAGES, Arm. BUNGALOW, big lot,
40 mi out, at station. Acreage, city imp
mi out Md sub. colored; add. cash
for income For results, see N E, RYON
CO, GE fi46
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MONEY WANTED.

ESTABLISHED REAL ESTATE BROKER
wants perm contact with principal for lst-
trust loans in particular, and some md
trust and excellent personal loans. Box
16Q-V Star In
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SUB. PROPERTY WANTED tvAD.
WANTED TO BUY. nearby virginia,
houses, any price, any condition. AK.
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SUBURBAN RENT-VIRGIklA

GUEsTHOUSE for rent, unfurnished
(new). on small estate in Fairfax County,
Va, 20 miles from Pentagon Bldg; 4
rooms. basement and garage, ami. For
ideal living Telephone Herndon 1851.
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STORES WANTED.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

STREET-LEyEL LOCATION with show
window for small business; D. C. or Nd.
Call WI 07S3 go
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
FARMS FOR SALE.

DESK SPACE available. secretary ana
phone: $50 per month. Ma. 64l
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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE
INDUSTRIAL PROF.. For SALE.

End COMMERCIAL, N.E.-4O. 900 square
ft. 2 street frontages: ideal for contrac-
tors yard, etc: ST. so 50. it. Call F. E.
MIDDLETON. RE ISL
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COMMERCIAL PROP. FOR RENT.

NEAR 3rd AND L N.E.-New bldg. $500
square feet. $3.50 a month. L. v. THACKER
REALTY CO., HO. 1887. liz
FIREPROCF WAREHOUSES-Appro 80
900 So #. space in new warehouse in
metropolitan district. Occupancy "a mos;
TT. siding; good location.
house in metropolitan district; occupancy
600 days: entrance on (2l streets. Con-
tact Mr.. Mitchell. with ROBERT L. Nc
KEEvER CO, Realtors; shorehsm Bldg
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-08-28

Well here ore, oks The greatest group AmeCu-the
fomiy Along with millions of other mies the beck
bone Of American life We Amercd-Amercd ot her best
We all celebrate Labor DYd holiday aside by
government emphasize dignity importance of
the bdsis of our natonol und individual prosperity.
We till the soil the shops dnd ocores ond offices build the
homes support schools churches
government dnd greatest freedom ecrh And dt
whdt have.
In period of nciondl the
usthe homes of Americu-he
Americd-dnd foil
For homes and fcmiles built fcith-uh in
power ond providence human life inspire
upgY to be huppY dnd hopeful and build dt
oil insitutions-the American home
Evening star., 1947-02-26
Mrs. Cora Let's Dies;
Lived Here for 20 Years
(From Yesterdav's Late Editions. }

(Ffoml YeSteT1dyS LGte EdttloDSc
Mrs. Cora Let's, resident here
for more than 20 years and mother
of Mrs. Felipe Espil, wife of the
former Ambassador from Argentina
died yesterday in Atlantic City. She
suffered stroke here three years
ago and had been in i'll health since
Mrs. Let's, who was born in
Oswego, Kans., was the daughter OF
the late United States Senator
Bishop w. Perkins of Kansas. She
was the widow of Frank c. Let's,
Chicago manufacturer Of wholesale
food products, who was a dollar-a-
year man here for the American
Red Cross in World War I.
For many years Mrs. Let's lived
at 2342 Massachusetts, avenue NV.
later living in the Fairfax Hotel
2100 Massachusetts, avenue NV
She had resided in Atlantic City
since last June. She was active In
social circles here, and was in
terested in the Thrift Shop and the
Children's Country Home.
Besides her daughter, Mrs. Espil
she is survived by another daughter
Mrs. Hollis Let's Mclaughlin, Lake
Forest, Ill Mrs. Espil, according te
friends, is flying to this country from
Buenos Aires, to which she recently
had gone with her husband from
his former post as Ambassador te
England.
Funeral services and burial will
be held in Lake Forest.
Evening star., 1947-02-26
icebreoker Gets Through
Last of Antarctic Pack
BY Alton L. BIokeslee
Associated Press Correspondent

Representing the Combined American Press.
ABOARD THE o.. S. S. MOUNT
OLYMPUS, Feb. 26.-The icebreaker
Burton Island rammed through the
last great stretches of the ice pack
today and was expected to rendez-
vous tomorrow with the Mount
Olympus at the outer edge of the
frigid Antarctic moat.
Read Admirals Richard Byrd and
r. H. Cruzen, together with many
of the 1877 men who lived at Little
America for 80 days, are expected
to transfer Immediately to this ship
if the sea is calm enough. The ice
breaker Northwind is due to join the
other two ships shortly thereafter.
The three vessels, winding up the
Central Group activities of the 1000
man expedition, then will sail to
New Zealand, where they are due
to arrive March 7, or possibly earlier,
for six-day holiday.
The Mount Olympus advanced the
clock "a hours today after crossing
the international dateline.. The
clocks were set ahead at noon in a
sudden transition from Tuesday
morning to Wednesday afternoon,
thus eliminating Tuesday afternoon
and Wednesday morning. The ad-
vancement puts us II hours ahead
of Eastern Standard Time and this
is written at 2:20 am. EST Wednes-
day. It Is expected that the present
time will be maintained until after
the departure from New Zealand.
Evening star., 1947-02-26
|G. Russell Hull Dies;
Prince GeorgesSehoo
Aide for Is Years

G. Russell Hull, As, an employe of
the Prince Georges County school
system for % years, died yesterday
in Sibley Hospital after suffering
a heart attack at his home in the
Skyland apartments, Twenty-f1fth
street and Good Hope road Sc.
Mr.. Hull was supervisor of trans
portation for the County Board of
Education.
He entered the school system as
a teacher in 1924 and was appointed
principal of the Bradbury Heights
Elementary School soon after. He
was named supervisor of elementary
schools in 1913, and took over the
post of supervisor of school trans
portation in 1945.
transportation in 1945.
After being appointed a teacher,
Mr.. Hull obtained his degree by at
tending summer sessions at the Uni
versity of Maryland. He previously
had taught in Frederick (Md0
schools. Describing Mr.. Hull as
very efficient" Supt. of Schools G.
Gardner Shugart said Mr.. Hull's
death was great loss to the Prince
Georges County school system"
Surviving Mr.. Hull are his widow,
Mrs. Dorothy Hull; his mother and
a sister, both of Detroit.
Funeral services and burial will
be In Frederick, Md,
Evening star., 1947-02-26
BY the Associated Press

DETROIT, Feb. 26.-Mrs. Vera
De Wore, whose 9-year-old daughter
testified against her during her trial,
was placed on five years probation
today in the shotgun Staying Of her
husband.
The 39-year-old defendant, charged
with first-degree murder, was con-
victed Of manslaughter by a Re-
corder's Court jury a week ago.
Judge w. Mckay Skillman, In
passing sentence, told Mrs. De Wore:
"One of the factors involved Is
the welfare of your little daughter,
who has stood by you during all
this ordeal"
The child. frankie, was not pres
ent in court. She is with relatives
in Abingdon, Va. and Defense At
torney Max Silverman said Mrs. De
Wore will join her there shortly.
Mrs. De Wore admitted during
her trial that she shot her husband
Robert, Al, in the back with shot
gun as he lay in a drunken stupor
on the kitchen floor of their apart
Evening star., 1947-02-26
Ohio Veterans Stage
| March for Bonus
By the Associated Press

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Feb. 26-Sev-
eral hundred World War II vet
Grams marched into the State House
yesterday demanding prompt action
by the General Assembly on a State
bonus and other legislation intended
to ease their financial situation and
living conditions.
The Ohio Veterans Conference
in session in Columbus, sponsored
the bonus march. Members said it
grew out of work done by the Col
linwood Veterans Committee, COM
posed of delegates from IS union
shops in the Cleveland industrial
area.
The marchers bore signs saying
I."Ohio wants cash, not promises ;;
"Vets can't eat medals; I'VE want
a. low-rent housing project; 1--WE
fought for democracy, not to de-
stroy our unions" A number of the
signs carried the numbers Of the
CIO locals of which the veterans are
members.
A delegation from the group was
received by Gov. Thomas j. Herbert
after the marchers forced an audi
ence with two State Senators after
booing them in the Senate chamber
1t was a generally well-behaved
demonstration, however.
Specifically the former servicemen
requested: Enactment of a State
bonus law of $40 monthly for domes-
tic service and SIS monthly for for
eign service, to be financed by tax on
corporate and high incomes and levy
against gambling; State low-rent
housing project; an improved State
CT bill of rights; State fair en-
ployment practices law, and an i'm
proved State veterans health pro-
gram.
Gov. Herbert told the delegation
comforting with him that II pro-
posals to benefit veterans, including
bonus, were before the Assembly
A bonus plan, he explained, would
have to be approved by the elec-
| tOrate,
Evening star., 1947-02-26
HIT Mrntnriattt
ROBINSON, JAMES r.

ROBINSON. JAMES T. In loving mem
ory of our dear son and brother, JAMES
r. ROBINSON, who departed this life one
year ago today, February rs, 1946.
One by one our hopes grow brighter
AS we near the shining shore,
For we know across the river
Waits the loved one gone before
SToNEBURNER, ELIZABETH AGNES.
tribute of love and devotion to the mem
ory Of my beloved mother, ELIzABETH
AGNES STONEBURNER, who departed this
life four years ago today, February 26,
1943.
Eternal rest grant unto her, Lord.
And let perpetual light shine upon her
Dear mother, how I miss you,
try to be brave and smile
As you would want me to do.
There was never a mother more per1ect.
DAUGHTER, MARYE VIRGINIA.
STRoBERT. WILLIAM H. In sad but
loving memory OF our dear father ano
grandfather, WILLIAM H. STRoBERT, who
passed away eight years ago today Feb
ruary 26, 1899.
Gone, but not FORGOTTEN
HIS LOVING DAUGHTER, ELSIE, AMI
GRANDDAUGHTER. BETTE.
WooDSoN, M0LLIE. Sacred to the
memory of our beloved mother gTand;
lestiaTi February 26. 1945.
The radiance Of . beautiful life well
lived. symbolic of her sweetness Of soul
viii ever be an inspiration to your loved
He giveth His beloved sleep.
is mot TO die. THE FAMILY. Z
Evening star., 1947-02-26
Future May Be Determined
lin 7 Years, ForrestaI Says
By The Associofed Press

NEW YORK, Feb. Secretary
of the Navy Forrestal says, "The
future of civilization may be deter
mined in the next "a months"
"That is why I ask that the Con-
gress and the people of this coun-
try think long and carefully before
they deny to George Marshall, Gen
Eisenhower and Admiral Nimitz the
things that they say they need,
the Navy Secretary told the Eco
nomic Club of New York last night
Secretary Forrestal said this Ma
ton must not disarm to the point
where it is unable to meet the
duty to itself and to civilization OF
providing an anchor of stability in
a world still suffering from heavy
injury and the shock of war"
Conditions which provide the
background for disarmament, Sec
retary Forrestal said, do not now
exist NOR will they until we have
written the peace treaties with Ger
many and Japan, until the United
Nations has proved itself a sue
cessful, going concern, until it is
clear that the rest Of the world
wants true disarmament"
Evening star., 1947-02-26
Mother Freed to Care for Girl 9
Who Testified Against Her

ment last October. She pleaded
self defense, charging that De Wore
habitually abused her and threat
ened her life and that Of her
daughter.
In discussing the alternative fac
ing him in passing sentence, Judge
Skillman said that a prison term
for Mrs. De Wore would only mean
that your daughter would be taken
from you during the time you were
serving the sentence and cared for
by others. This child has arrived
at the age when the care Of a mother
is very important factor to be
considered
Judge Skillman displayed a letter
he received from Frankie in which
the child wrote:
my heart is nearly broken be-
cause I have to leave my poor
darling MON.
please, please let my momma
come to me soon. I will ask God
every night to bless and comfort
her and I will not forget you for
being kind to a little girl
Evening star., 1947-02-26
Suit Over Premature Birth
I0f Girl Nears End Here

The plaintiffs in the $4oo,000 neg
ligence suit against two Washing
ton doctors, growing out of the pre-
mature birth of girl who weighed
but 26 ounces when born, today ap-
preached the end of their case In
District Court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy D. Bonbrest
of 1901 Forty-fourth place Sc. are
suing DR.. Jacob Kotz and DR.. Nor
ton S. Kaufman Of 1885 street NV.
Betty Gay, their 5-year-old daugh-
ter, is center of the litigation.
They charge the physicians did
not give proper professional care
when the baby was born and that
the birth was hastened by artificial
means.
Justice Jennings Bailey, before ad-
journment yesterday, was told by
plaintiffs attorney, H. Mason Welch,
that four more witnesses and a dep
osition by Mr.. Bonbrest, formerly
with the Naval Gun Factory here,
has gone to Aruba, the Netherlands
West Indies, with an oil company.
Evening star., 1947-02-26
Funeral Rites Tomorrow
For Mrs. Ann Brashears

Funeral services for Mrs. Ann
Elizabeth Brashears, II, who died
Monday at her home, 1905 Kenil-
worth avenue NE, will be held at
2:30 pm. tomorrow at Ninth Street
Christian Church, Ninth and d
streets NE. Burial will be in Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
Mrs. Brashears, native of WASH
ington, was the widow Of Joseph B.
Brashears. She was a charter men,
ber of the Ninth Street Christian
Church, active in the Ladies Guild
of Kenilworth and in Col. j. s. Petit
Unit No. s, Spanish-American War,
Veterans, and formerly active in the
Kenilworth Parent Teacher Associa-
ton.
Surviving are three daughters.
Mrs. Mabel Edwards, Mrs. Ann z.
Dunkley and Miss Ruth Brashears.
all of washington; two brothers,
Joseph B. Yenney Of Philadelphia
and John p. Yenney of Washington.
and a niece, Miss Elsie Wnkerson OF
Washington.