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0EEIclAI NOTICES.

GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Sept. 8, 1941.-A public hear
ing having been held by the Commissioners
of the District of Columbia in the. matter
alleys in the District Of Columbia, as here
matter described, and, as the said Com
missioners are of the opinion that the
street area and alleys referred to should
that under date of Sept. 4, 1947. they
have prepared the following order
"Ordered; That, pursuant to the provisions
of Public Act No. 307, approved Decem
Der Is, 1882. the street and alley areas
of the Surveyor of the District Of Colum-
bia and numbered as Map 2211 are hereby
ana after October 8. 1917: the title to
the land comprised in said areas SO CLOSED
to revert to the AUDITING property owners
as shown on said map, and described as
follows Closing parts of 9th Street, 9th
Street, Fairmont Street. Girard Street;
parts of public alleys in SQUARES 3965 "a an q
running east from 18th Street; al located
in the Northwest Section, east OF Georgia
Avenue and south of Harvard Street, in
Guiding a dedication of land for alley pur-
poses in Squares 3055 and 3O57. Any
and all parties interested must ME, IN
writing, with the Commissioners, D. c,
objections. if any, to these closings. or Is
above, before october, 8, 1947; other.
on and after that date. In ACCORDANCE WIT
the provisions of Public Act No. 307. ap-
proved December 5, 1932 JOHN Rug
SELL YOUNG, GUY MASON. GORDON &
YOUNG. Commissioners of the DISTRICT OF
Columbia. See'l4texeuh.
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AUCTION SALES Cont.


ADAM A. WESCHLER & son, auctioneers
United States Marshai's sale Of ladies
de:snng shSn et Ss .seor
September IS. is47, at 10 o'clock am
tabe o1m door
erines; mirrors, vases photographs. water
colors, desk. stationery, cutting table
shears. dress forms, electric irons, tripli-
In re- Myrtle A. Weadon and Norman NJ
Outcault, dfbLa Myrtle, A. Weadon Com
plaintiff se3snd.n vs. q Mnnn ne court
Matthews, United States Marshal in and
for the District of Columbia.
ADAM WEsc c y son aust agcsio gssT
rooms o and bath. with oil heat. By virtue
ss df eo Of 45 u ct es one Of
records Of the District of Columbia. ane
at the request of party secured thereby S,
ises; on Wednesday. the 18th day Of Sep e5:
eSsT s4 p4ope Seofa the pstre
3oa IN SeoTge p FieIds sup nsT Ssn Of
the District Of Columbia IN Liber s., folio
8; subject to building restriction line a n,
a deposit Of 100000 required Of purchaser
at sale. Examination OF title convey;
a og fees s Cost a
from day 81 sale. otherwise trustees re;
fsf an ae co.'s 5h of to DrGpfeh
after ave days advertisement Of such
resale in dena DgplSheS In
f %asaedd'0n or without tor4etns aeDoslt
leg legal or esgta0e w Tfht AGAINST n ss SaaN
T III sSoeiMlMERNVTLLE. Iii. Trustees
ARCHIE H. RICHARDS, auctioneer-Trus-
1858 North Larrimore St, Arlington County
heat, fireplace, finished recreation room
District Court for the Eastern District Of
Virginia, Alexandria division. in the matter
of E. Alexander Shelf and Beatrice Shelf
as sSes Je%seas and Apesnse
trustee in bankruptcy will offer for sale
on Wednesday, The 10th day Ct September ,sa1a,e
described property in Arlington County
of the subdivision of Dominion Hills as
the same is duly designated, plated and
recorded among the land records Of said
seq. otherwise known as s6S North Larri-
more ST., Arlington County, Va, subject
however. to restrictions ana rights oil way
of record, free and clear CT all liens and
encumbrances. Terms Of sale: Cash. A
deposit Of ST 900 required Of purchaser at
recording. revenue stamps and notarial
fees at cost of purchaser: terms to be
complied with within 80 days from date
of sale, otherwise the trustee reserves the
right to resell the property at risk and
cost of defaulting purchaser, after five
days advertisement of such resale in
either in washington. D. c., or Arlington
County. Va, or deposit may be forfeited,
or without FORGETTING deposit trustee may
rights against defaulting purchaser. In
spection on day of sale between 10 am.
and 2 pm. T. BROOKE HOWARD.
Trustee. In Bankruptcy, 1O2 N. Fairfax St,
Alexandria. Va. IS
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Mon Finds Son in Ger

LIVINGSTON, Mont.-Fred Chris
Jensen notified police that his g.
year-old son, Bobby. was missing,
then climbed into his own auto
mobile to help in the search.
Thirty minutes later he telephoned
police to call off the hunt. He found
Bobby asleep in the rear seat OF
hiS car
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MOTORCYCLES.

INDIAN CHIEF $40: 200 miles since COM
plete overhaul; Just re-wired, chrome tank
and head light 5-in foam rubber buddy
seat and detached windshield, new tires.
GE. 0234. 10
Matchless, B.S.A., wanted by dealer who
nays more. TIA. 1862. TO-
CUSHMAN 1947 scooter with sidecar: re-
posses, balance S295. Call MR.. BOND,
ME- 1890 8 to 3 nm 10
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY.

NEAR REHOBOTH BEACH, Del. dewey
Beach)-Second house from ocean; first
floor has large living room, fireplace, COM
plete bath. large dining room, coy dinette.
porch and maids quarters; second floor
has 3 bedrooms and "a bath; shower
dressing room. laundry in basement; We
netian blinds throughout. deep-freeze unit:
house in excellent condition; lot is 80 by
1o5 feet; priced at $4,000 for quick sale
GEO J. MOSS. Rsaltor. sH. $500, OF
ave, Rehoboth Beach. Del. Phone 3441
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TRAiLERs.

tr;s r so9d sienditiSSn; s175: J!51
+ sh6ns ptL sss5 5g 81 sse plenty
22-ft., electric brakes and 1871 WHY'S
s sedan perfect condition priced at sl,75o.
MOVING AND HAULING made easy and
Day day. week q month ',HzIMEkiGAS TRAiL-
F FR So wo 5Nc SAL foSo Wisconsin ave- NV
siaa of TO &c ' eee sfa
HoRNER, INC, trailer center, 18th and
Fla. ave. ne: FIR: 1921. Special sale o.. on
awnings. 10
BEAUTIFUL TRAILER HOME, reason-
able; 3 rooms, custom built; built-in Cold
Spot electric refrigerator. automatic cleo,
other conveniences. ASK for CAPT. EVERS
at Washington Tourist Camp ONCE, E.
Potomac Park. 4-6 pm. SUM-, or week
days 10 pm. 5
TRAvELODGE, Pierce, Arrow. all alumni
NUM- trailer; reasonable; automatic cleo
trio hot-Water heater; hot and cold water water
n s s snq Sa'h per}ect fof Hp
See EvERs at washington Tourist Camp
once, E. POTOMAC Park Sunday, 4-6 D Jm,'
or weekdays, 10 pm. d
s sgs1 saasy 81 6sk n sR6 5S7 r
S SSAl pS S sS ~ aso 5oul MINES ~
GLIDER TRAILER, sleeps four all-mstal
fRENCHMAN, departing q S. soon, wishes
s sG y s4 1871 drTen fFs a5o miles
weight, 1000 pounds reduced price Tele-
phone Mr. NEW, weekdays before pm.
Di 81 So; other times. Ii. 0400, Ext. 40s.
HOUSE TRAILER. 1s4e Plat; 25A IT.;
at Laurel Park Hotel, Laurel. Md. Owner
4 ii HOUSING HOUSING PROBLEM soLvED-sis
n /. 4 sale ,sas sal Greenwood Tacoma a
hsik IA li House TRAILER, 1s41 sleep.
R. l. ave. NJ. Rainier. Nd, Va. $500; IS
ehannel-type ribs and exterior. thoroughiy
R5gffss f5ee Es1fl ans SSsssd
Only authorized dealer bet. Baltimore and
4 SELECTION of the finest home trailer
s sic Howard, gsSSit. thinner; American ss.t
sories. bottle gas stoves and httinss.
2 2SER Ss1lS aaf SHass' is 4ssd
TSAIEks Sos S. ~ sis
ONE OF MARYLAND'S LARGEST trailer
coach dealer invites your inspection Of
their outstanding variety OF trailer n9m s
Americas leading manufacturers, Prices
and sizes to meet every need. Also
sggins caRpsTS and 9t11i'y R soa1ers
Bervyn. Nd. Phone TO. 5n35,
HOUSE TRAILER, Glider . doors; good
condition Phone Locust 7rS4. $500
Allentown I'd. Sc. l0-
TRAILERIIEs-Now Is the time to have we
your Duo-Therm and international oil
- Trailer PARTS FOR IMMEDIATE DE-
LIVERY:
Preway e. Coleman stove parts.
Preway g. Coleman metal stove tops.
Hollywood trailer beds.
Trailer steps and holdings.
Sofabeds and folding chairs.
Warner electric brakes and drums.
Awnings complete and rails.
Electric speed water heaters.
Nelson g. Kimball dolly.
Trailer light and brake ,connectors.
Seat covers for sofa beds:
4-inch chrome pipes.
Luggage trailer bitches and balls.
Water tanks and ice boxes
Copper water line.
windows and roof ventilators.
Preway & Coleman gasoline stoves and
Coleman hot plates.
Trailer vent fans.
TRAILERS BOUGHT AND SOLD:
Alma.
Palace wolverine
Royal (windsor and comdr)
s sfsi nHe9 H. HoRNER TRAILER CEN
TER, sth and Fla. ave. ne, FIR. 1921;
open ewes. until pm. y
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AUTO PAINTING.

COMPLETE JOB, s36 up; work guaran-
teed. GILBERT, 1902 Pa. ave. ext. Sc.
VI. $3.50. Phone 5 to pm. only.
AUTO PAINTING, $50: best materials
used; immediate service body and fender
work 1910 Ga. ave, GE. 9s42.
AUTO PAINTING = Complete job. $50;
select your color; work guaranteed. ADDI-
SON CHEVROLET. 1922 14th st. NV,
AUTO PAINTING. any color, s45: work
1886 10
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR hIRE.

AVAILABLE iMMEDTATELY-1947 Chew
vans stakes, panels and pekups: for hire
by day week or month. PUBLIC SERVICE
DRIVE-UR-SELF. NE. 7011. 81
VETERAN desires household moving. gem
eral hauling; vans, stakes. panels; white
help; reas. rates VI $3.50. Ext. 72.
enced help, prompt service; reas. rates:
local and long distances. IA. 1887. g.
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ALTO LOANS.

IF YOU ARE flaming to buy car from
a private party or dealer, it isn't necessary
conform with your budget. Call US before
you buy. Our staff Of experts will be glad
to appraise the car for fair market value
and mechanical condition and assist in
procuring title and tags. No obligati
Telephone Republic 1900. NOLAN FINANCE
CO., 1102 New York ave. NV. greyhound
I2Iir rTarn al RldR
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE,

AUTO AUCTION-If you wish to sell,
trade or buy a late model new or used
car, attend our auction sale every Fri.
night at pm Washington's original auto
auction SSH Colesville I'd, Silver Spring,
Md. SH 400 Open to daily.
AUTO AUCTION-Sell or buy a car the
modem way; sell only. If bid is satisfac-
tory; total fee, SIS. You won't 60 wrong
buying or selling car here. Big auction
sale every Tues. eve, T pm, - Va. ave,
or / 90 l1th St Sc. LU. 1906. 10
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OFFICES WANTED,

ATTORNEY LEAVING GOVT. desires space
and some services. Box BIB, Star.
LAWYER, actively engaged in local prac-
tice, desires furnished or unfinished room
in law suite. Box 451B, Star. g.
STUDIO WANTED-One lge. or 2 connect
ing rooms, unfurn., with bath for piano
studio. Tel. MI. 5166. .
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FARMS WANTED.

SMALL FARM, nearby Virginia. 5 to 20
acres; house must be modern; state price
WANTED-FARM OR ACREAGE on or
near water: private party; state price and
detail Box 42S-B, Star g.
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MONEY WANTED.

ist-TRUsT NOTE OF $4,000, payable "on
or before" one year, for sale at $1,000;
houses, in Burieith section. MA. 24o6. g.
DESIRABLE $4,000 LIST mortgage, at Sc
interest, payable $40 per month. Home
selling for Ss,900: $1,000 down. no. 1870.
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Word Game

flnQ ~ OF more common English
words in
STRIVING, -
meaning, trying, toiling." Average
mark is 10 words. Time limit, 40
minutes.
Rules of the CAME. Words must de
Of four or more letters. 2 Words which
acquire four letters by the addition of 50
such as bats" cats" are not used. 8
Only one form Of word is used, 4. Proper
names are not used. A list will be puo-
lished tomorrow.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

CFNTRAL LOCATTON-Desk space, fur
nished, with switchboard service; mail ad-
dress ana tsiepnoned answering ane i6 Bond
. Building Call DT. 2S01. III
DESK SPACE, telephone and mail sery-
1.H Star p
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C G. SLOAN CO.; INC, auctioneers-
Marshall and Wendell baby grand piano.
Bradbury baby grand piano, Chickering
Concert grand piano, bedroom. dining room
and living room furniture Of every de-
scription, pictures, china, bric-a-brac,
glassware, jewelry, silverware. lamps.
draperies, fireplace brasses, chinese
art objects. books. 9 new Lyon cabinet
sinks. etc, At public auction at SLOANS,
Ti5 18th st.. Wednesday. September 10,
starting at 10 an E9y On nv view; ut terms
GERS, established 1881. -
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GARAGES WANTED TO RENT
GARAGES FOR RENT.

WANTED, spacious garage. for large car
in the vicinity of Kalorama Circle NV
Call CO. 410O bet. $3.50 am. and pm
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OFFICES FOR RENT CONT,

VALUABLE DOWNTOWN LOCATION, near
Conn. ave; compete LIST floor available
now: 1880 So IT: storage and parking
space available; lease II desired. ,Gaii
1.aoo.FTG.' OFFICE STAGE on street snd
2nd floor. plus complete dry. unforeseen
lighted basement. Ideal for Grating
other work. or storage. Vicinity May
flower Hotel. Ofhces newly reoecorateo
excellently lighted. well ventilated, Vene-
tian blinds, g pvt ONCE, 2 extra large
workrooms, 2 toilets: shower; pvt PARK
ing space. Perfectly suited for ,i sraiae
month. Permission to ,sublet: lease as
desired. EX: l494; No hreEers ~zI2 l.,
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED ROOM in
fligh-class elevator SERVED building. Con-
necticut ave. front suite with telephonee
answered, $50; some steno. service II
wanted for select tenant; DESCRIBE bust,
11o Iath ST: N:WGT;Entire floor , nov
to responsible party. APPROX 5000 So
B 81 Tn TH.V OFFICES are business aides;
newly dec: convenient and reasonable
font and others. Room 80. 915 Eye ST.
NV. DI. 4753. Ia
downtown LOCATIONS
groom suite covering entire Isl SO mo
Groom suite covering entire h.---S75 mo
o rooms-two floors mo
b ns t to suit. ~ FIRST NATIONAL REALTY
CORP, Dos 18th st. NV, RE. 3531. -l3
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1929 KANSAS AVE. N.W.-Very nice lge
garage; Nlso suitable for storage Of furni-
ture SN per month. IA. 4s45. -
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WATERFRONT pRopERTY-sALE.

on the water front. Call FA 1851.
5 ROOMS AND BATH, newly decorated.
block from water Call FA 1851
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Future.
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, auctioneers

ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, auctioneers.
Trustees sale of modern restaurant;
nieht club, bar and kitchen fixtures and
equipment foods, alcoholic BEVERAGES, etc,
contained in st. James Restaurant, lI22-
- Pennsylvania ave. NV. formerly Sea
virtue OF chattel deed of trust recorded
in Liber $3.50, folio Sc, one of the land
records of the District Of Columbia and at
the request of the party secured thereby,
the undersigned trustees viii sell by pubic
auction at the abova- .rsI premises
O'clock PM, 4 steel lockers, "a stainless
steel leatherette seat and back chairs;
eleven 24"X24", six 24"x.4", one 81" round
and four "a" round Formica-top tables:
seat; II sections dyory AND blue, leather d,iG-
and compressor, utility kitchen refrigera-
tor, s. kitchen storage refrigerator; Walk
in precooler and compressor, draught peer
dispenser, Postal Telegraph clock, 2 STAN,
National cash registers, Kimball Upright
piano. cocktail sink, 40 leatherette dining
chairs. mirrors. Garland double even gas
range gas Frylator, three-compartment
glass sink, pot sink, . grease traps, Gar
land broiler, metal canopy eyer ranges, s., p; pot
table-model Hobart mixer, 90 kitchen
gallon Ruud gas-fired water heater. York
safe, pedestal fans, kitchen utensils,
REQUISITES, trays. glass, china, platedware.
food ogoTs Ttns se Of vsis
viii be announced at sale NOTE NOTE, Only b
erage licenses permitted to purchase al
cohol beverages Terms: cash. R. L.
TTDROW, Columbian Building. JAMES M.
EARNEST, woodward Building; Trustees.
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A.-From the circumstances that your
partner failed TO open the bidding as dealer
sonable hope for game. Despite his ftee
bid OF two diamonds you must refuse to
offer raise, since it Is highly likely that
with a spade stopper he will be induced
to contract for game in no-trump, which
it is moral certainty YOU cannot mske;
After ALL you had but shaded third hand
hid
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@. +As South you hold;
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The bidding has proceeded:
East South West North
~ Pass Pass -
Pass 90
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AUToMo1IVE MISCELLANEOUS.

STANLEY H. HORNER TRA1LER CEN:
TER, 9Th and Fla. ave. ne, FIR. 122l
open ewes. until pm. y
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Asylum Orphans Guide Visitors
AS HI|crest Holds Open House,

granted by Congress In 1928, pro-
vided for five man trustees to man.
age the finances, as well as Board
of Lady Managers to direct the well
fare and education of the children.
Prominent Americans Helped.
Since its inception. Hillcrest has
followed the best-known methods of
child care, and this high standard
has been made possible entirely by
the private beneficence of public
spirited citizens"
Americas great men and women
are part of the institutions history.
Dolly" Madison worked tirelessly
during its early struggles; Mrs. John
Quincy Adams served on its board
from 1919 to 1921; President An
drew Jackson in 1888 brought gifts
and spent Christmas Day with the
children, and Mrs. James Monroe
often visited the home and consist
emily supported it.
President Lincoln's aid enabled it
to survive the. Civil War; William
Corcoran. in 1865, gave land at
Fourteenth and s streets NV. for
modern" orphanage; Edwin
Gould of New York assisted finan-
cially in providing the present
home, and in 1926 Mrs. Calvin Cool
idge turned the clods Of earth which
signaled the construction Of Hill
crest, "a Children's Village"
Evening star., 1947-10-11
Police Are Criticized
After Sixth Robbery
Al MI. Vernon Church

DR.. John w. Rustin, whose Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Church has
been burglarized six times in 10
months, criticized police today for
failing to stop the string of crimes
The church at Ninth and K streets
NV. was ransacked for the sixth
time since last December two nights
ago by ruthless burglars who
smashed glass doors and broke locks
at will.
The building has been special
target for thieves who have broken
into more than a score of churches
the past year. a sharp upswing in
this kind of crime.
Police Are "Co-operative."
Admitting the police have been
"co-operative, courteous and nice, y
DR.. Rustin said he did not wish to
accuse them of not trying, but could
not understand why they got no
results.
IF I were a policeman, I believe
I could catch whoever was doing it"
he said.
He said it seemed the police at
least could pick up suspicious looking
characters and drunks who hang
outside the church all day.
TT seems they could arrest people
like this on suspicion, but they dc
nothing about it" DR. Rustin said.
Capt. Robert 8. Bryant, assistant
chief of detectives. pointed out that
policing of churches is problem
in itself.
Problem Is Presented.
s"Church doors are open most Of
the time and worshippers have &C
cess to them" he said. I'VE cannot
Evening star., 1947-10-11

Orphans themselves acted as
guides late yesterday when the public
was shown through Hillcrest, the
Washington City Orphan Asylum,
during an open house" held to
acquaint the community with the
spacious grounds and facilities of
the institution.
The event was under the sponsor
ship of the trustees and the Board
of Lady Managers of Hillcrest, at
41l9 Nebraska avenue NV.
Two of the most active guides
were Robert Ford and Jimmy Way
bright, both IL, builders of massive
table occupying the center OF the
recreational carpentry shop. As
they gazed at it in admiration, they
admitted that occasionally they
solicited the expert aid of others
who knew all about such things.
Whenever we needed a little
help. we'd just ask" Jimmy re-
marked
Show Museum to Guests.
He and his buddy then got busy
escorting the guests through the
museum, which houses a fine collec-
tion of arrowheads, seashells, models,
stamps, authentic curios and other
interesting objects.
They told how they go to public
school, often use Hillcrest's library
and in addition to tables, how they
and the other So boys and girls who
live there, make bookcases and other
gadgets for the fun of it.
Mrs. Arthur Wallace Dunn was in
charge of the open house" Miss
Harriette Wood is resident director.
Hillcrest has an interesting his
tory, starting 1872 years ago when a
home was organized by Marcia
Burns Van Ness to care for children
orphaned by the War of 1872. Mrs.
James Madison was elected first
directress.
The charter for the institution,
Evening star., 1947-10-11

question these worshippers as we
would suspects and ask what they
are doing there
Capt. Bryant said the police are
doing their best to stop the bur-
glaries. In recent months eight cases
have been assigned to the general
assignment squad under 1t. Aubrey
Tolson, he said. Four persons have
been arrested for sneak thief jobs.
Work of the church thieves indi-
Gates they are amateurs" content
with small proceeds, Capt. Bryant
said.
Asked if he expected to take spe-
cial steps of his own to avert a
repetition, DR.. Rustin said it would
not do to publicize any plans ne
might have.
Break in Through Window.
The thieves, who broke in through
a basement window this week, found
time to smash glass out Of six doors,
tamper with locks, pry open desks
and ransack several rooms.
First of the series of burglaries
there occurred December %. 1916
when a radio and record player COM
bination was stolen. Then followed
these losses:
March 29-Sterling silver baptis-
NAL dish and three lamps; April 26
-four lamps; June 16-three elec-
trio fans; August $3.50 cash, four
doors smashed.
At least three other church bur-
glaries were reported last month
On September % st. Patricks
Church, Tenth and G streets NV,
lost $28, and the Washington He
brew Congregation, s22 Eighth street
N. W., $40. Four days earlier the
Mount Airy Baptist Church, Is L
street NV. was ransacked and an
undetermined amount of items
taken.
Evening star., 1947-10-11
Wreath Will Be Luid
On Columbus Statue

A wreath will be laid at the statue
of Christopher Columbus on Union
Station Plaza at 10 am. tomorrow
Columbus Day.
The ceremony. to which the pub
lie is invited, will be conducted by
the Garibaldi Columbia Lodge, Or
der of the Sons of Italy.
Evening star., 1947-10-11

About 40 per cent of all rope
made in the United States is used
on ships and in related shore
activities.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-13
NACCINC WOMEN
ARE CRITICIZED
Georgia Jurist Lambasts
= Scolders With Histori-
cal Reference

ATLANTA July 12-P)-A d.
vorce action sought by a 76-year-
old man brought sharp criticism
Of ragging wives today from the
Georgia Supreme court.
The court held that a man may
live with his wife for IS years
but that does not prove he con-
dones her actions. The opinion
said it might be her conduct the
last day that broke the camel's
back.
The Supreme court upheld Full
ton superior court in refusing to
dismiss the divorce action brought
by John Harvey Morris against
Mrs. Martha Elizabeth Morris. i
Justice Tom Gambler, writing the
opinion, quoted the late Judge
Peter W. Meldrim of Savannah:
From the days Of Socrates and
Xantipp.e men and women have
known what is meant by nagging,
although philogy cannot define It
or legal chemistry resolve it into
its. elements. Humort cannot soften
it or wit divert it. Prayers avail
nothing and threats are idle. Soft
words but increase its velocity and
harsh ones its violence.
1.-THE chamber where love and
peace should dwell becomes an III
ferio, driving the poor man to the
saloon, the rich man to his club,
and both to the arms of the har-