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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-01
CALIFORNIA CHILD
FEARED KIDNAPPED
Bloodhounds Trace Foot
steps OF Tolan Grand
daughter To Dead End

LASSEN NATIONAL A K.
Calf, June 30-P)-Authorities in
Dictated today that the 2 IL year
old blonde, blue-eyed granddaugh-
ter Of a former Congressman may
have been kidnapped. Bloodhounds
tracked her to an abrupt trails end
and the FBI sent an agent to the
scene.
The bloodhounds, from Folsom
prison, were reported by searching
parties to have followed for a quar-
ter of a mile footprints made by
Greta Mary Gale when she disap-
peared yesterday from a vacation
camp south of the park. The foot.
prints ended near some automo-
bile tire tracks.
Her father, William Gale, Jr..
a deputy district attorney, told
newspaper men the suddenness
and completeness Of the little girls
disappearance almost within sight
Of her mother bolstered his fear
that she was carried away. He
also said the fact her grandfather
va former Congressman John T.
Tolan may have something to do
with it."
Suffers Heart Attack
Tolan, T-year-old Democrat, SUI
fered a heart attack IN hearing of
the disappearance and was in a
serious condition in Westwood
General hospital.
San Francisco FB1 headquarters
sent an agent to this rugged noun
tain country Gin the event that de-
velopments should place the cas-
within our jurisdiction"
There has been no report Of any
notes.
Wearing pin-striped bib overalls
and a blue sweater, the girl dis
appeared at 10 a. m. Sunday while
at play with other youngsters on a
hillside at the camp where she
was staying with her grandparents.
Her parents, who live at San
Lorenzo, near Oakland, had join
ed the group over the weekend. r
Fruitless Search
One hundred fifty men searched
the country, whose numerous
creeks raised fears the little girl
may have fallen into one and
drowned. Search along these creeks
proved fruitless.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-01

the pay Of state employees and for
approximately 80 per cent Tor
school teachers.
A total Of $48, 432, 256 was appro-
priated for permanent improve
ments at state institutions which
will be started when the governor
and the Advisory Budget commits.
sion decide that the time is ripe
for the state to undertak a build.
ing program.
Benefits Increase
Teachers and state employees
will start paying five instead Of
four per cent of their salaries to
the teachers and state employees
retirement system. But their re.
tirement benefits will be increasd
by Is pr cnt. The Is per cent
boost also will benefit some 1,70f
persons who already have retired
The average citizen probably
will be affected by the new "saee
See HIGHWAY On Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-01
Coc;alLeases
Satisfactory
Leading Real Estate Men
Say Situation 10 Re-
main Unchanged
BY SUE MARSHALL
Star Staff Writer

The rent control bill extending
federal controls eight months and
permitting landlords to negotiate
rent increases up to IS per cent
in exchange for leases running
through Dec. 1948, signed into law
by President Truman yesterday,
will have comparatively little eff
feet in Wilmington.
That opinion was expressed last
night by Frederick Willetts, Sr.,
president of the Wilmington Real
Estate board, and X. B. Marshall,
secretary of the board. Marshall
said that he believed livery few
would ask for Increases, while
Willetts said that he believed only
a '.fair" portion Of the local land
lords would increase rents.
Wil1etts explained that he be-
lieved "people will be. reasonable
about the Increases, and that he,
therefore, thought that the bill
would have very little effect L.
cally.
Some Adjustments
There are many cases where
adjustments are needed as some
landlords haven't had increases
since 1910 or 1912. "Some. how
ever, shouldn't be allowed to go
up on rents" he continued, "but
it's necessary with others"
Willetts favored the bill. with
the continuation Of controls, he
said.
Marshall expressed the opinion
that the majority OF the rents will
not be raised, as he believes that
most of the people are satisfied.
Maurice H. Moore, rent director
for the Wilmington, Jacksonville
and Fender county areas, explain
ed that the act provides for in
creases up to IS percent Of the
legal rent now established at the
area rent office.
Increases depend upon volun-
tary agreement by the tenant,
execution of a valid written lease.
filing of leaxe together with tripli-
cate lease registrations to be fur
nished by Rent Office.
Service Stipulation
Moore stated that any lease, to
conform with new requirements,
should contain no provisions to de-
crease essential service, furnish
ings or equipment or any rent to
take effect after Dec. 81, 1913, if
higher than rent prior to such date
as provided in the lease.
Neither should it contain any
See LEASES on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-01
TnebriatedS Seaman PLAYS
Banshee Blues On Siren

ed high on the smokestack was a
member Of the crew, clad only in
his underwear and brandishing a
long bladed knife.
The crewman refused 10 heed the
pleas of his shipmates to come
down off his lofty perch and loud
.Iy announced that he would use the
weapon if any of the men tried to
climb the smokestack, and none
wanted too.
Phones Sheriff
The nightwatchman at the term
inal, noticing the commotion, phon-
ed the sheriff office and asked for
help. Two officers were sent to the
See SEAMAN On Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-01
BY ROY COOK
Star Staff Writer

Residents of south Wilmington
who thought a banshee was loose
in their area in the wee small hours
Of Monday morning now may take
heart.
It was only a drunken sailor who
was out for a night of bowling.
The shrieking, which awakened
many residents of that area shortly
after two a, M, came from the
whistle of an oil tanker, unloading
at a local oip terminal. 1t lasted for
more than Is minutes.
The captain Of the vessel and al
most all Of the crew raced on deck
lido try and locate the trouble. Perch
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-01
SIGNS BILL
CONTINUING THREE
CENT POSTAGE RATE

WASHINGTON, June 80. -R}-
Legislation continuing Indefinitely
the present three-cent rate on To-
cal and non-local deliveries Of first
class. mail Qetters- was signed to-
day by President Truman.
The rate would have dropped to
two cents after midnight tonight
without the new legislation.
The legislation was passed by the
Senate earlier today after plans
for an overall upward revision Of
rates on other classes Of mail had
been dropped.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-01

SAN FRANCISCO, June 30-W.R
The Flying saucers" reported
flashing through Western skies
for nearly a week had a new
aerial com on tonight-a
strange "oval-shaped" aircraft.
A former airline purser, Frank
M Uiod of San Leandro, CAL,
said he and a group of friends saw
"a strange looking, oval-shaped
object that cleaned in the moon
light and went with tremendous
speed at about 1000 feet altitude
Kings mystery plane only slight
ly resembled descriptions Of the
Flying soucers' reportedly seen
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-01
Street Picked
ForSoapB Derby
SENATE CAGY

WASHINGTON, June 30. up
- No Eskimo slicker is going
to put anything over on the Unit
ed States Senate.
Advised that the Weather .bu-
reau hires observers in the Arc
tic, where the nights are nearly
six months long, the Senate
amended the State-Justice- Com
merce department appropriation
bill today to provide that the
bureau doesn't have to pay night
differentials up there.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-01
Flying Saucer Stories.
N0WG Grow To Size

whizzing at Incredible speeds at
such Widely-separated points as
Pendleton, Ore, Boise, Ida, and
Oklahoma City since last Tuesday.
Another version of the Marian
like aircraft was given by a Lex
ington, KY, physician and his
mother. attending an atomic medi-
cine class at the University OF
California. DR.. Leon Oetinger said
he and three other witnesses saw
a "silver ball" above the Grand
Canyon in Arizona last Thursday,
.'too swift to be an airplane."
ut was a distinctly large ball."
Mrs. Oetinger said. 1T appeared to
be falling"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-01
And So To Bed

The observations Of the little
people are often wise.
And in this case some grown
ups might use a little of the
wisdom they jmpart.
The sage in this incident was
six years old. He was attend
ing a wedding at a church
with his mother.
After the service was over,
the small boy looked up ut his
mother and said, "Mama, you
Gait get married but once.
"Why?" she asked.
"Because the preacher SAID,
'as long as We both shall
live,'" came the reply.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-01

See TRUMAN on Page I've
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-01

See 18TH STREET on Page Tw,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-01

See LEASES on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-01
FORECAST:

Wilmington and vicinity: Partly cloudy
Tuesday with widely scattered thunder
showers. Little change in temperature.
Evening star., 1947-09-28

| granddaughter's coming-out party.
Three debuts are set for December
40. Capt. and Mrs. william H. Leahy
will introduce their daughter, Miss
Louise Harrington Leahy at a tea
dance ut the Washington Club; Mr.
and Mrs. John K. Mckee will present
their daughter, Miss Bessie Mckee
also at a tea dance and Miss Claire
Delattre-Seguy Is to make her bow
at a tea at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Jean Delattre-Seguy
on @ street.
Miss Mary de Limur's debut is to
take the form of a dinner dance
given by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Andre de Limur at the F Street
Club December AZ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Gill will
introduce their daughter, Miss Juliet
Gill at a dance at the Sulgrave Club
December 30 and the evening before
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Kent Legare Will
give a dance at the Sulgrave Club
for their daughter, Miss Alberta
Legare.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Diggs have
planned to present their daughter,
Miss Alice Diggs at a tea around
Thanksgiving and later there prob
ably will be dance for her at the
Sulgrave Club.
Miss Nancy Burdick made her
debut at tea at the home of her
parents, DR.. and Mrs. William Fos-
ter Burdick in June. Then most of
the guests were older friends of the
family with only a few of the buds
contemporaries. At the dance DR.
and Mrs. Burdick are going to give
for Nancy on Christmas night only
her young friends will be there.
Others who took part in the
springtime debut Bason who will
again be prominent in the whirl
around Christmas are Miss Sherley
Smith, granddaughter of Mrs.
Dwight r. Davis, Miss Carolyn
Bradley, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick M. Bradley, and Miss
Jacqueline Bouvier, whose was pre-
sented to Newport society this sum-
mer by her mother, Mrs. Hugh D.
Auchincloss and Mr.. Auchincloss.
The only double debut in Wash
ington listed so far Is that OF Miss
Evening star., 1947-09-28

Ann Stirling Putzki. daughter Of
DR.. and Mrs. Paul Stirling Putzki,
and Miss Joan Russell Cooke,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight
Russell Cooke. The girls will be in
troduced at a tea dance at the Co
|lumbia Country Club December as.
Mrs. James Lawrence Fly will pre-
sent her daughter, Miss. Sara Fly,
at tea dance at the Washington
Club and another popular young
lady to be introduced this winter is
Miss Cathleen Howe, daughter of
Mrs. Thomas Dugan. wife of Capt.
Dugan. Capt. and Mrs. Dugan are
planning a tea and dinner during
the holidays and there Is talk of a
party in the spring for the bud.
There are two very attractive
young ladies who have been men,
toned as debutantes of the coming
Christmas season. But 1t will be
another year before they make their
formal curtesies. They are Helen
and Amy willard. daughters of Mr..
and Mrs. William Bradley Willard.
Although their debuts will not take
place until Thanksgiving, 1948, they
are coming home from school for
Christmas and will be included in
the debutante festivities. Helen is
studying at Pine Manor Junior COL
lege-Amy at Sweetbriar. The sis
tiers are very different in type, but
they look about the same age-in
fact, there's only IA months differ
ence.
Miss Margaret Crosson Wiley,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
A. Wiley Of Toledo, will be in WASH
ington through the winter, but will
make no formal debut. She and
her mother are here with the lat
ter's parents. DR.. and Mrs. H. j.
Crosson until classes start at
Georgetown Visitation Junior Col
lege. Miss Wiley will be freshman
there and following somewhat in
the footsteps of her grandfather,
has signed up for a medical secre-
Evening star., 1947-09-28

tary course. This viii At her tc
follow any Of the lines of the medi-
cal profession that she chooses dur
ing her junior college years.
Mrs. Wiley, as Miss Margaret
Blaine Crosson, was one of the pop
ular debutantes of her season here
and no doubt her daughter will be
a similar belle whenever she elects
to give time from serious matters
for the more frivilous. Mrs. Wiley
Is a great-niece OF the late James 6
Blaine, Secretary Of State for Presi-
dents James A. Garfield, Chester A.
Arthur and Benjamin Harrison.
Evening star., 1947-09-28

Mrs. Alan Brylawski and her son
Alan. ir, who have been spending
week with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Pretfelder, are leaving
today to join Mr.. Brylawski at their
home in California, Md.
Evening star., 1947-09-28

guests for several weeks of Mrs.
Frieden's brother and sister-in law,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Savage.
Evening star., 1947-09-28
Palestine Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Frieden ar
rived in Washington Thursday eve
ming from Palestine and will be the
Evening star., 1947-04-25
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SITUATIONS WOMEN tcor,. /,

Young LADY. colored, desires full firae
YOUNG aa5ffSSG MARRfED WOMAN desires perma-
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YOUNG WIDOW with small child desires
home at once. AT. 1918. %
DIFFERENTIATION, reports, analysis, ap-
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service. Reasonable ME-, 00o3. rs
PART-TIME OFFICE WORK desired: Sc
section preferred. RA. 0010 26*
sition as travelling companion; Protestant
preferred; references. Box 200-B. Star
EXP. SECRETARY, college grad, business
exp, desires part-tfme work. Box 19s-B,
Star, 29s
Evening star., 1947-04-25
MOTOR TRAVEL,

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between 1919 pm. B HAIMES IS.
THE TRAVELLERS REGISTER for car own
erS and guests, share expenses; refs ex-
changed; cars to all cities; California daily
23 Massachusetts ave. NV. RE. $3.50 7'
LADY touring to Stratford. birthplace OF
Gen Lee. Wednesday. April Both, during
vtTsinia Garden Week has room for or
3 ladies' Expenses reasonable. Do not
phone after pm. MRS. BROCKsoN
Evening star., 1947-04-25
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY has fall
lmmed. stenographic positions, $50 week
Colorado Bldg, 14th and G. RE. 1898.
sTENoGRAPHERs, clerk-typists and Once
help needed for inlnned openings. GENERAL
PLACEMENT SERVICE. 1907 H st. NV