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Evening star., 1947-10-12
rs Arrests in Prince Georges
In Two Police Gumblinq Raids

Arrest of Is persons in two raids
in Prince Georges County yesterday
and last night marked the first
breakdown since police opened a
drive on illegal gambling there
about month ago.
Twenty were arrested in a private
club, known as the Bladensburg
Athletic Club, at Forty-eighth and
Upshur street, Bladensburg, after
seven policemen found two slot
machines in operation when they
visited the club, shortly before $3.50
pm.
Those arrested both men and
women, were taken to the county
police station at Hyattsville, where
| II were charged with disorderly
conduct, two were held as State
witnesses and one was charged with
setting up and maintaining gaming
tables. All were colored.
The other raid earlier was by
Brentwood town police who arrested
five persons, including three women,
in an automobile at Thirty-eighth
and Perry streets, about 3 pm. Po-
/ lice said they were transacting num-
bers business when arrested.
Arrested in Bladensburg was Nor
man Davis, AZ, of the 1900 block Of
Forty eighth street, Bladensburg
said by police to be the operator of
the club. He was released under
$500 bond pending hearing in Hy-
attsville Police Court Thursday.
The IT posted 81 collateral each
pending a hearing, also on Thursday,
on the disorderly conduct charges,
according to police.
Loretta M. Fields. As, of the 400
block of Upshur street, Bladensburg,
and Leroy H. Hayes, 80, of the TOO
block of Corcoran street NV, were
held under 800 bond as State wit
nesses.
Report 500 Slips Found.
Participating in the raid were
Chief Henry F. Nebel of Bladensburg
town police, Pvt. Kenneth Morreau
Of Hyattsville town police and Sergt.
E. r. Thompson, Corpl. Lee Pumph-
rey, and Pvts. Charles Caldwell, VIII
liam Wiseman and Joseph R. Hill Of
Prince Georges County police.
In Brentwood, town police said
they found more than $500 in cash
and nearly 500 numbers slips in pos
session of the arrested persons and
found another 100 slips which were
thrown away in an attempt to hide
evidence.
According to Brentwood police,
those arrested on the numbers
charges include: Sam Morgan, AZ,
Of the 700 block of Wayne avenue,
Silver Spring, unemployed; Andrew
o. Brown, 40, colored, of the 40OI
block of M street NV, a paper
hanger; Marry v. Charles, 81, first |
block of Rhode Island avenue NV,
listed as unemployed: Lillian M.
Koch, "a, 1900 block of Raum street
NE, a housewife, and Beatrice
Campbell, 80, colored, 1900 block of
Fourth street NV, who told police
she was employed as a housekeeper
for the Morgan family.
All were charged with operating
a lottery and were released under
bond penSing hearing in Hyatts-
vile Police Court at 7::30 pm,
October 20. Bond for Morgan was
Evening star., 1947-10-12
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'1I MlsIER OF ENetlsA
rive me on|y15 minutes q a~

HE mostery Of English is one Of the sreotest
assets in the business world. Il gives you tre-
. mendovs advantage over others who lack il.
Words are most valuable tools To those who
know how TO use them ski|IfuIIy 90 rich rewords
money, power, position. For words are tho
foundation Of all thought, all speech, and all
writing. You think in words, and it is impossible
to think in words you do not possess.
To broaden your thinking and strengthen the
power Of your mind you must first increase your
vocabulary. A limited vocabulary usually mean.
limited thought, limited power, and limited authority.
People Judge your mental ability by your use Of
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grammar and pronunciation, you are under a ser-
eys handicap. # your speech !. clear and precise,
your expressions voried and interesting, yov are
recognized as a person Of culture and obIiy.
The BIG JOBS usually 90 10 men who are able
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cut English. People have confidence in such men,
but never in those who are always cropping for
word, and whose thoughts are hozy and indistinet.
Evening star., 1947-10-12

started after County Police supt.
Ralph W. Brown reported gamblers
IN the county were getting "out of
hand" The county grand jury also
was directed last Monday by Judge
John B. Gray Of the Circuit Court,
to investigate enforcement of gam
bling laws.
Evening star., 1947-10-12

set at 81 500, with Brown being held
under $1,000 bond and the women
$500 each.
Police in Plain Clothes.
Police said Brown was caught in
the act OF turning money and slips
over 10 Morgan, while the three
women were occupants of Morgan,s S
car. Participating in the arrest
were Brentwood Police Chief Carl
Schatz. Sergt. Blackstone Smith
and Pvt Royce Payne. None were
in uniform.
The arrests followed a vigilance
OF several days watching by mem
oers OF the police force after COM
plants that persons were seen fre-
Evening star., 1947-10-12

quenting the scene on different
occasions. police said.
Police reported several other
cars waiting to turn in money" got
away, but added they believed
Morgan was the ringleader of the
group.
In complying with the county's
anti-gambling drive, Chief Schatz
warned that gamblers would have
a hard time" in the Brentwood
area. He said that If yiolators are
caught, gambling charges would be
placed against them.
The drive against gambling was
Evening star., 1947-10-12
THE SUNDAY STAR Washington, D. c. Alb


cave-in of a sewer excavation in q
new housing district in South Wich-
ita today.
The bodies of the two, Gwen Cop
pie, 10. and Lauren L. Cook, 8, were
recovered about 20 minutes later.
Evening star., 1947-10-17

Judge Clistobal More leaning for
ward.
The dancer entered the court with
her father, John Schmidt, and fln-
gered good luck beads given her by
Cuban prison mate. The prosecu-
ton has demanded 3o-year prison
sentence.
Throughout Havana. many Cuban
girls wore fanshaped hair dress
which they called the Patricia
mode" prompted by pictures of the
American girl who danced in Carib-
bean hot spots before the shooting
in Havana harnor.
Charles Jackson, who was aboard
the yacht when Nee was shot, al
most was excluded from the small
audiencia court by the crush of the
crowd. A court attendant finally
spotted him and ushered him in
He has been charged with conceal
ing facts.
Miss Schmidt said all aboard the
yacht had access to the pistol with
which she shot Nee.
Once again she tried to illustrate
Evening star., 1947-10-17
Dancer Testifies Nee
Urged Her 10 Take Her
Life After SHOOTING
By the Associofed Press

HAVANA. Oct. 17.-Patricia (Sa-
tira) Schmidt reiterated under de-
fense questioning today her insist
ence that she did not intend to
shoot John Lester Nee of Chicago
and that the homicide was acci-
dental.
On the stand for the fifth day in
the murder trial, she said that after
the shooting Nee first begged her to
commit suicide and later asker her
to SAY the shooting was accidental y
The defense rested soon after the
morning session started.
Nee Grew Irritable.
The Toledo (Ohio) dancer told
the court Wednesday that Nee. a
former naval officer, said he had
been in Navy mental hospital for
few months after the war.
Miss Schmidt said Nee 'just kept
getting more irritable and that
while he was in one of those moods,
she became frightened.
The three judges listened intently
Evening star., 1947-10-17

What happened in the cabin of the
Yacht before the shooting.
Il was between the beds and be-
side the drawer Containing the pis-
ton which was open." she said, in
dicating the positions she and Nee
were in when the gun was fired.
She said she saw Nee reach for
something, which she could not see
but I knew it was a sword" which
was one of her dancing props.
Miss Schmidt was asked by her
attorney to describe Mee's move
Evening star., 1947-10-17

. A resume of activities in Prince
Georges County during the county's
observance Of atomic week, which
ends tomorrow, will be given by
Mrs. 1rma Bogdanoff, president Of
the County League of Women
Voters, in an interview by Ernie
Tannen in the Community Re
porter program on WGAY at noon
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1947-10-17
Mrs. Boedenoff to Speok

ments when he was about to attack
her
Valley frontiersman., 1947-10-22

crowded this year. There are al most 40 pupils in every room, and these rooms were built to ac- commodate not more than 20 stu dents.
 The shortage of textbooks are prolonging teachers hours as a result. A great deal of prepara- tion on the teacher'ss part is ne cessary to keep such large classes occupied. It is large responsibil- ity for Palmer teachers, but one to which they have been reacting very professionally.
 It is requested, therefore, in view of the many teaching prob lens this year, that parents come to the office before visiting a classroom. It is often easier to temporarily relieve the teacher while she visits with the parent in the office. Unless a teacher is in a position to welcome the par. ent to her classroom, her daily work will be made easier by talk. ing with that parent outside o1 classroom hours.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-10-22
T At Banquet
 Marking Lutheran Tenth Anniversary

There were II members and guests present at the tenth an adversary banquet of St. Johns Lutheran church last Friday eVeaing.
 After dining, guests listened to members of the original con gregation sketch a decade of church history. Among those who spoke on the ten years ot progress in St. Johns Lutheran church were:
 Ed Eedeck, Lawrence Arndt Joe Lentz, Bill Ising, Bill Lentz Aryid Johnson and Don Irwin MT. Arndt flew from Seward to be present at the anniversary banquet.
 Twelve of the original char. ter group of members still re main in the congregation of the church.
 Pastor ". z. Zeile concluded the evening with a summary ot church. objectives for the future
 Al Brooks and Ernie Harring. ton entertained guests with sev eral musical selections. The au dience also participated in the program, joining in the singing of several songs.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-10-22
School Announces Plan of Action
 In Injury Cases

The policy for treatment of in- juries resulting from accidents at Palmer school, or on the play ground, was announced from the office of the superintendent this week. All injuries, whenever pos sible, will be referred to Mrs. w. A. Zeile, public health nurse for examination and treatment.
 However when medical atten- tion is recommended by the nurse, the pupil will be taken inn mediately to the office of Dr. R. E. Garrett, it was stated. Parents are expected to assume the re sponsibility for cost of required treatment.
 School grounds are carefully supervised by teachers at every scheduled play period, the an- nouncement continued. However accidents will occur despite con- stant vigilance. It is the wish of school authorities to provide prompt and adequate care.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-10-22
Parents Asked To Observe Rules
(From the office of the
 Superintendent

Parents are urgently requested to observe school regulations in regard to visiting classes. Those regulations require that a par eiit present himself at the school office before going to the class. Some teachers have been visited inadvisedly, and these unexpect- ed visits have been the cause of some school problems.
 ClasTooms are very over
Valley frontiersman., 1947-10-22
High School Students Examined This Week

Physical examinations for stu dents of Palmer high school be- gan at the gymnasium yesterday. Dr. R. E. Garrett and Mrs. w. A. Zeile are examining a class a day and expect to be through with all Palmer physicals by Thursday.
 Parents who wish to come to the gymnasium during their child's examination may do so.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-10-22
Flies Out, Drives Back

Ed Christensen left the Valley late last week to fly Outside. He went to Lima, Ohio, to pick up a new schoolbus. MT. Christen- sen was scheduled to leave Lima Monday, to begin his return trip over the Alaska Highway with the new bus.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-10-22

CoffeY lnsures Everything Remember? Adv.
Evening star., 1947-08-25
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA, August lS, 1947-A public
hearing having been held by the Commits
sioners of the District Of Columbia in the
matter of closing certain street area and
public alleys in, the District of Columbia;
Commissioners are Of the opinion that the
street area and alleys referred TO should
be closed, notice is hereby given that under
date of August r. 1947, they have prepared
the following order: Ordered: That pur-
suant to the provisions of Public Act No.
3O7, approved December IS, 1882, the
street and alley areas as shown in ,,rgss1 green
of the District of Columbia and numbered
as Maps 1918, 1919, 1920, are hereby
ordered closed: same to take effect on and
after September 15, 1947: the title to the
land comprised in said areas so closed to
revert to the. abutting property owners as
take effect Jointly or separately ny sub
seouent order or orders on the effective
date aforesaid, according to Items 2, 3
and 4 described as follows: 9 Closing of
the public alleys in Square 1888 abuttlng
Lots to II, inclusive. 8. Closing public
50, inclusive. and Lot sos. 4. Closing part
of F. ST.. east Of Texas ave, and part of
public alleys in Square 1894 providing for
dedication OF street and alley area In
lieu thereof Any and all parties inter-
ested must fle, in writing. with the Ccm-
missioners, D. c.. objections, if any, to
these elosngS or as to any, any item provisins
tember Is, 1947 otherwise said clostnes
shall become effective on and after that
date: in accordance with the provisions OF
Public Act No. 307, approved December 15,
Mason hasS 5oak 9osDoN 5yssEIE Eo5Sa H1GNe GI
siopere ~ fho nietrjcf of -Col,Innh}a
Evening star., 1947-08-25
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selling price Of car.
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Evening star., 1947-08-25

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Evening star., 1947-08-25
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