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Evening star., 1948-02-19

PRTWORTH--Large, living rn., dining rm..
khep S pantry 1na asn rs
porch porch and bath h on End foor; full basement
with "a bath; oil hot,water heat; sink and
stove on End floor, which Is ideal for rent.
ing 2, g or rnn. apt. southern exposure:
deep lot with metal garage on wide, paved
alley; sunny rear yard with fertile garden
SPOT; possession BY April approx. $1,000
fasn aon sssss ! r. t0t r s snes p ss:
ST. .S. AIMS ny ls PxRfsa. isf o blocks to church
Prewar Pre- S.rm. brick. This entrance
rms. and bath on 2nd floor, finished attic;
fireplace. 4r s -. din. 'i rm with buiit.in china
cabinet, lge., modern. fully equipped Kit.
and powder rm.: in the basement is 9
fO fuii bath: H rear sereened-in s, LIN porch: gas
the attractive price S19.950. For apt.
sHEnHs 2 nsssfs sAh fa fA Ac et ibas e.
CHEVY CHASE, nr. Conn. aye.-.outstand.
Ins Colonial eentsr.han detached b brick Z
Contains H s iVins eGT With
md md a. s lsrre s; Sedr%s nnfa and d Baths stairs
5.1sH.@. I'll SrnaR sRszS
M SILVER spRING, vAcANr.-New de-
new area: consists Of rms" 3 baths,
gas heat; PRICED low for pu yeur inspsHesiSSn pHn O.
sHEPzfkS sHE1H So fAsR as isth t. st. IT," sseS
det. brick. 8 large EMS, baths, recrea.
ton rm.. Law, oil @h.-w.h.; center.hall
plan, fireplace in living rm., crystal chan.
delier; finer residential section; priced
right Call It'll 8 pm. LEO M BERN
STEIN g. CO.. 1415 K st. NV. ME; $500.
BRIGHTWOOD, 18th and Kennedy sts.
n.w-Conveniently situated brick. 3 spa
cious rms. Q encl porches. 2 kitchens,
fun tsmt. gas heat: completely furnished:
one apt. vacant: priced to sell. Call tn
8 pm. LEO M. BERNSTEIN d CO..
1415 K st. NV, ME 5400.
CHEVY CHASE. Rock Greek Forest-De-
sirable new suburban section: almost new.
detached brick: charming rms, nrspiecs,
2 baths. buiit-in garage, side Dorch. ful
bsnt., GE kitchen. fully equipped: gas
hest; nice sized lot. can Y in,s y pm.
nIEW;ios1Am4G9 n;E;i NE; s1G9' AFT" near is. and
Hawaii ave.-Only yrs. old; complete
apts., each with liv. rm, bedrm., kitenen,
dinette and bath, gas hest; In excellent
convenient to everything; priced
for quick sale. Gail NE. 1143 until pm.
] WESLEY BUCHANAN. Realtor.
PARK - Semidet. brick:
vacant; liy rm., din. rm., sunrm-. hit. and
pantry drst noor: bedrms.. sun rln. and
bath second hoor: hoored attte, Gail
Mr.. Domer at sANDOZ, INC, Dupont !
Circle. Do. 1884. -Zl
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

NAVY 1T. COMDR. AND WIFE desire f.
rm. unfurnished apartment. .Call RE. 74o0,
Ext. a3496 bet. $3.50 am. and 8 pm. 23s
baby daughter desire unfurn 2-bedrm.
house, duplex or apt, Arl, $40. Owens
5S49. 10
willing to pay UP to 500 mo. Call SH.
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> LARGE ADJ. ROOMS, next to bath; use
et telephone and laundry facilities. RA.
sss.. ssSIE1 itae ssh R. '.f W. aS 1sssss s s
MEAN sns WAsTEK ssHhsT REEpsngle sa front plenty
hot y.ss So sxsse1t ws GsoS
to share with another; twin-bed room;
Fsn:e s,a k1s hans 18th st BUS Sik IA "a 4ssS sS ST..
asle rm. % clean. S comfortabes On warm, a1an ample
drawer space, good bed, shower; S25.
SEAs s'SA SWARDMAN-and floor front. dbl.
rm.,. bay window large closets, twin beds,
semipvt. bath. $50 for employed. AD.
: LARGE ADJOINING ROOMS, suitable
NEAR Ne COM. 1856 wyoming min Sos1: ave. NV NV.
md Sc vssRs sias' cSav 'Sss Ssson 'oSi
iis4i COLUMBIA RID. N.w.-1arge newly
ior a rshned sounE lady. Sc wk. asail
BoowSSgTtoTWN Boo SSgTtoTWN NEAR sTATLER, 11o4 YER
mont ave. n.w.@Larse double room. pvt.
bath. So weekly each. ME b162 after
sstS AND COLUMBIA RD.-sinrle, bright
front room: employed middle-aged person.
fa rokrNERR NR 81. sEos sw.-single room, ip in pri-
SE4s sfniat coss ses sna Sn ssss
Lovely room for gentleman. private home,
semipriyate bath, lge. closet; $50 month
THE CHURCHILL, 174o at. n.w.-Twin-
bed rooms, Sl2 week; double bedrooms,
$40: running water; near bath and
sSiI iSfh ST. N.w-Larse room. suitable
3 or adults: reasonable. Call DU. 9442.
MASTER BEDRM., comfortably furnished:
NV. section; 2 large closets, pvt, shower,
nhone exter sion breakfast privilege. one
nsrsoa. Phone Taylor 42Se. 20''
Evening star., 1948-02-19

CHEERFUL HOME, nearest spot to Penta-
gon and WASH available Immediately for
1 mo-; gas heat; no children. Box 327-G,
Evening star., 1948-02-19

eel. eond.; oil h.-w.h.; $4,000 cash re-
Nk aqs1S To 11spsst sa M Mr. 4s4s as1ta until Mss
eegms1oM-synr e em ON osE-HAlr AGsE- ss
The finest 7-rm. Colonial brick home value
asT easn Rsl % s 70 1e
VIII shGs Srsaeiast moo nook. p.nslsd iibrsry and
rms, ! huge closets on End a.; stairs to
insulated storage attic: house is only
8 yrs. old and has oil h;-w.h. (recessed
roof Copper piumbine. T. suffering, etc;
fence fins Silver @ % sPsing rssidsntial n4 arss sa
Ts 1s,s ,nsnsea' sl1s call DENNY q PRICE. sH'
fBUNGAIoW1six TN sparkling rooms and
bath on one floor: situated on wooded lot
excellent condition; oil h-w.h., buiit-in
sff5ssso and 5n 81 s'1t down t5a Dsns ny
sEfE saEFEERb sH rakka isha I'll aetaehsd
brick home!just on 18th st. and within 2
blocks Of the elementary school; 1t con-
. san' lace ase ssh ns ns
s. staiMay s1 to S' semifiniished attic, automstIc
hsa ssaF ass fr ahs hd.
fsare fsHr'' with it substantial cash payment and
ment. Cali MI. condit evenings, OR.
Z SisH; e h.. NOS; s. sssd FISHER & CO. NC
SHEy1 GaE home D. o ,uSsor
ton; blks. Of Conn. ave-; large rms,
2 baths, 1st-hoor Law, garage. porch;
fas hss sss peieea oE sRak I9s g. paIts
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-Lovely. new de-
tached brick home; convenient to Lafayette YET.
center haii, living room, fireplace, dining
room. Kitchen. powder room, rear screenes
pSshh 2pd ncs sassIs atte ana las
SasEs4 .s asss saEa1s Sga e. 1884 Wis
ssAMEY sys 2E asRs asRs1Dn4AcREp Hns R HOUSE, only
Z years old. on No. Capitol st, near Gal
latin-Large cor. lot; recre. rn1., gas &c;
a n conc Sahe9n r95 so 1sss
ssHtfNsGSALoWIs1i stfs al w. $50. Three bedrooms,
full dining room, breakfast room, full base.
msns aitasted xltn On o Melisndscaped lot With 5s-
frontage; " block to bus and stores: sx-
ssptionaI!y well ,nanssSf zs Can Nj ciaToe. a15e
100 EMERSON ST. N;w.-Beautiful 8
nm corner brick Just like Gs..; ~ Mssans baths:
&ss. ass. ,s gar; now. rec xuER1Aca ER 1aauss CO..
s,xrR # vsrSse sSss 4ea Ra eSeu
5sTib 1ssh nh With fireplace, the dining rm. and
Kitchen are both. unusually large; and
has 2 bedrms. and modern baths. The
attic is ioored with space for I or sddi-
tional rooms. Has new storm windows,
located on lot 5Ox21s, with panel fence.
There is q gear Fdet brick garage, open
fireplace. trees, flowers and shrubs; shT Pries9
Co, ma. 2431. Ewes. Mr.. Ruark, 81
Evening star., 1948-02-19

1905 CLIFTON ST. N.W|-room bsmt.
apt, suitable for 2 or nice. quiet, enpl.
ladies; pvt. entr. and bath; $50. MI. 7439.
Evening star., 1948-09-17
Netherlands Decorotes
Edour [. Morris, Jr.

Edgar L. Morris, jr., wartime CHIEF
of engineer intelligence for the
chief engineer Of the European
theater of operations, was awarded
the Netherlands Order of Orange
Nassau, degree of officer, in a cere-
mony yesterday at the Netherlands
Embassy. Mr.. Morris was q colonel
during the war.
The award recognized Mr.. Morris
services to the Netherlands govern
ment in preparing the detailed ter
rain intelligence and assault maps
for landings in Normandy on D-Day
and all basic terrain and engineer
studies for the American armies IN
Europe until We Day.
Present at the ceremony were his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar L.
Morris, 4O01 Linnean avenue NV.
], Mr.. Morris and his wife and
daughter live in Columbia, 8. c..
where the former colonel Is prac-
ticing law.
Evening star., 1948-09-17
Twin Girl, 5, Dies
Unexpectedly in
Mother's

A 5-year-old girl, who was one
of twins, died Unexpectedly last
night in her mothers arms.
She was Ruby Alice Balderson
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling
Balderson. BIT Oglethorpe street
NV. Mr.. Balderson Is an employee
of the Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Co.
According to the child's grand
mother, Mrs. Alice Thackara, who
lives with the Baldersons, little
Ruby had a congenital heart MUIR
mur but had been in good health
and recently returned with her fam
lily from a vacation. Yesterday
Mrs. Thackara said, the girl seemed
listless, asked not to be sent to
kindergarten and for her mother to
rock her She died shortly there
after. despite emergency medical
treatment.
Besides, her parents and grand
mother, the little girl Is survived
by her twin sistef, Zelda Ruth, and
by a 3-year-old brother, Forest.
Funeral services will be held at
Il pm. tomorrow at the S. H. Hines
Funeral Home, 2s01 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
Evening star., 1948-09-17
Junior College Head
Asks Bonds Issue 70
Expand Facilities

Declaring the Montgomery Junior
College Is in a critical position"
because OF inadequate facilities,
Dean Hugh G. Price said yesterday
he has recommended issuance of
$750,0 900 in bonds to finance pur-
chase of a new site and construc-
ton of permanent building.
The college now holds classes in
Bethesda Chevy Chase High School.
Administrative Offices and chemis-
try and biology laboratories are in
two converted Army barracks on
the high school grounds.
A record enrolment of between
$50 and 500 students is expected
when classes begin Monday. This
compares with 385 students in Sep
tember, 1947, and 1856 when the
college first opened in the fall
OF 1916.
Dean Price said he made the
recommendation to the Board of
Education and asked the group to
forward it to the County Com
missioners in time for action at
the 1949 session of the General
Assembly.
Could Accommodate 1000 Students.
He predicted that if the college
could obtain adequate space for full
day and evening classes, the en-
rollment would jump to 1000
students the very first year." The
college now offers classes from 8
to 10 pm. daily.
AS it stands now, he added, the
college already is overcrowded and
faces serious handicaps which
should be met at once" For ex-
ample, Dean Price said. facilities
for laboratory work in Ihysics are
seriously inadequate and tenn
porary building to house such a
laboratory is needed.
Hopes to Cut Tuition Costs.
Dean Price also disclosed plans
are under way to seek legislation to
include the junior college, along
with elementary and high schools,
in the full State-aid program. If
approved, the county and State
each would pay one-third of the cost
of operation with the remaining
third borne by tuition. This. he ex-
planned, should make possible re-
duction in tuition to $125 year for
county residents.
Present tuition rates are 5000
year for county residents and $3.50
annually for those from outside the
county.
Evening star., 1948-09-17
Montgomery PTA Plans
APPOINT School Program

A four-point program intended to
develop a constructive community
approach to school problems" has
been announced by the Montgomery
county Council of Parent-Teacher
Associations.
, The program will be acted upon
At the councils general meeting at
/ pm. September % in the Lynn
brook School 1t calls for:
|. Sponsoring of local community
discussion groups by each of the IS
parent- teacher groups is the county
| 2. Presentation of radio forums
10 define existing problems and OBJ
tain suggestions for solving them
3. Establishment of a panel OF
State and National education au-
thorities to assist the local discus
sion groups in reaching solutions
TO their problems.
A. Presentation of the recon-.
mended solutions to county authori-
ties.
Council President Nathan R
Gilbert said all groups interested
An educational problems are invited
to participate He added, the coun'
Gil will sponsor a discussion work
shop from 10 am to pm. No
vember l3 at the Silver Spring
intermediate School.
Evening star., 1948-09-17
Alexandra Murder
Rewards Total S1,700

Rewards offered for information
leading to the arrest and conviction
OF the murderer of Police Pvt. Rob.
ert B. Harris of Alexandria reached
81, TOO with the addition of $500 Of
fered last night by the Alexandris
Police Association.
The rewards include $500 offered
by the city and $700 by citizens.
The fund for Pvt. Harris widow
and 6-month-old son now total
nearly $1,000. Pvt. Harris was ia.
tally shot early Saturday while
making routine inspection at the
Howard johnson Restaurant or
Washington street. Police believe
he was killed by some one trying to
break into the restaurant.
Police continued to hold today one
suspect who. they say. has been un-
able to explain his whereabouts at
the time of the shooting. Inspector
Russell Hawes said the suspect
awoke his employer about an hour
after the shooting and borrowed S.
The suspects employer told police
the man was 'out of breath and
excited" Soon thereafter the sus-
pect was arrested while trying to
hop on freight train south of
Alexandria, the inspector said. He
was not armed.
Evening star., 1948-09-17
Fair Opens in ST. karYs;
| BarkIey 10 Crown Queen
speeioI plspoteh 10 The Sior

LEONARDTOWN. Sept. list
Marys County opened it's second an
nual agricultural fair today with
the expected visit of high-ranking
political figures vieing with exhibits
for interest.
Senator Barkley of Kentucky
Democratic candidate for Vice
President, is due to visit the fair
grounds at Camp Calvert, one mile
south of here, tomorrow afternoon
He will crown the fairs Queen OF
Tolerance later in the eevning at
ceremonies at st. Mary's Female
Seminary. A banquet in his honor
will be held here tomorrow after
noon.
House Speaker Martin will give
the charge to the knights at 2 pm.
Sunday to start the jousting tour
nament which will end the fairs
schedule
Youth and All exhibits will be
Judged tomorrow morning. The
afternoon program will be featured
by a pulling contest between heavy
and light draft teams.
Evening star., 1948-09-17
Model Plane Champs
Plan 3-Rinlg Circus; s; e
Here Tomorrow

More than a dozen model airplane
champions will stage a model plane
"three-ring circus at the Washing
ton Monument Grounds from 2 to
pm. tomorrow to celebrate Air
Force Day for the benefit of those
who cannot see the real airplane
shows at the Boiling or Andrews
Air Force bases.
The free two-hour show Is spon-
sored by the Military Order of the
World Wars and the National Cap
ital Model Air Show Association, of
which The Star, the National Air
port Club and the Veterans of For
eign Wars are the incorporators.
The show will include both speed
and stunt contests, and there will be
exhibits of model craft as well. The
performers will manage their planes
by wire cables.
Among the model airplane en-
thusiasts slated to enter tomorrow S
contest are Andy Oliveri, former
District amateur golf champion;
James Pritchett, wartime fighter
pilot and a winner at recent model
air show in Norfolk, Va: j. Paul
Menehan l9-year-old trophy wln-
ner in July's National Capital Model
Air Show at Andrews Air Force
Base; Stewart Culp top Washington
winner in last years. show, and
others from Washington, Maryland
and Virginia.
During the show, the Veterans OF
Foreign Wars will give drilling ex-
hibition, and the District National
Guard, radar demonstration. Past
Department Comdr. Charles O'Mal-
ley of the VFW will announce the
show events, while John Brock of
Trans World Airways, a director of
the National Capital Air Show As
sociation, will act as master OF
ceremonies
Evening star., 1948-09-17
Youth Awaiting Trial
In Sex Case CHARGED
With New 0ffenses

A youth, free on bond while await
/ ing a District Court trial on charges
Of attempted carnal knowledge in.
volving 4-year-old girl, was held
without bond in Municipal Court
today when brought in on new
charges of carnal knowledge.
The boy, Alvin Romeo, II, COL
ored, 300 block of G street NE.
also faces five charges of house
breaking and grand larceny In con-
nection with the newest sex case.
He was held for the grand jury
on the latest sex charge by Judge
Aubrey B. Fennell on the recon-
mendation of Assistant United
States Attorney Robert Short, who
told the court of the earlier case
pending against Romeo.
Mr.. Short, who said Juvenile
Court had waived jurisdiction in
the case, said the new charges
would be presented quickly to the
grand jury.
Police said the latest complaint
against Romeo was made by a 15-
year-old colored girl who lives ir
the Northeast section of the city
She charged that the alleged of.
fense was committed September 2.
The theft charges involved mum.
ber OF articles taken at the same
time from the girls home and the
home OF neighbor, police said.
The earlier sex charge was lodged
against Romeo by the mother OF
the 4-year-old child. The alleged
ofiense was committed last june
and Romeo was released on $4,000
bond by Judge Thomas D. Quinn
in Municipal Court.
He was indicted by the grand
Jury in July and was awaiting trial
when arrested on the new charges
Evening star., 1948-09-17

A Pennsylvania youth who used
16 months to cure his wanderlust is
going back home with his over
joyed parents today after their re-
union here last night.
Lights burned until dawn today
in the home of the woman who
brought the family together again
after Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Murdock
of Uniontown had kept vigil since
their 20-year- son Jack disap-
peared in May, 1947.
His upstairs front bedroom in
Uniontown had been kept spotless,
ready for the homecoming they
prayed for. They left the doors un-
locked at night lest his knock go
unheard. His golf clubs are in the
closet. His pencil and charcoal
sketches are right where they were.
It's the happiest day of my life
that he's coming home again. Mrs.
Murdock sighed.
Jack walked away from the Fork
Union (Va.) Military Academy 16
months ago ito find myself The
process took him over half the
United States and to Ireland, work
ing as a pin boy, busboy and short
order man-without a word to
his home.
Evening star., 1948-09-17

a pm.-United States Marine Band
official concert lone hour.
4:10-Actual aircraft fire fighting
with carbon dioxide and other
chemicals.
4:45-Mock bombing and fighter
plane attack on Boiling.
5 p.m.-Eight-Second Airborne Di-
vision paratrooper invasion" OF
Boiling.
IS p.m.-Retreat by Off1cial Navy
Army and Air Force Bands.
$40 p.m-Fourth Fighter Group
F-8C jet-assisted, take-off in sa-
lutte as the bands play.
6:15 to 7 pm.-Public inspection o1
aircraft and static displays.
Program at Andrews Air Force Base
10 am.-"Open House" starts. (Ail
day inspection by the public OF
the Base Theater, post exchange
gymnasium, weather station
chapel and other facilities).
IL 80 pm.-Start of free continuous
Air Force movies at the Base
Theater. until PM. -
2:45 pm.-F-80 jet Shooting Stars
perform aerobatics.
3 p.m.-F-80s perform in fighter
formation.
800 pm.-Air Reserve formation
flights.
$40 p.m.-Crash fire-fighting dem
onstration,
4:10 p.m.AGCA (Ground Control
Approach) demonstration with in
;, strument landing. Radio conyer-
sation between plane and control
broadcast to spectators over pub
lie address system. sts
4:30 p.m.-Jet dive-bombers assault
on targets.
|4s45 Ins,ieetioi1ss Of aircraft funtI
clpsingA <s3 HI (
is pm,-Show ends,
Evening star., 1948-09-17
Eugene F. Warner Named
10 New McGraw-HiII Post

Appointment of Eugene F. War
ner. managing director of McGraw-
Hill Publishing Co., Ltd, of London
as vice president and general man.
ager of the McGraw-Hill Interna-
tional Corp. was announced today
. The announcement was made by
James II. McGraw. jr., president OF
the McGraw,- Hill Publishing Co.
who continues as president and chie1
executive officer of the international
Corp, which handles foreign publi-
cation and book sales.
Mr.. Warner, a former associate
editor with Time and Fortune and
once White House correspondent
for the Washington Post. win make
his headquarters in New York.
Evening star., 1948-09-17
.60o6 Of Desks Empty
AT Roosevelt High as
Enrolment Drops

Posula ton shifts and the legal re-
auirements that non-District pupils
pay tuition. in Washington public
schools were blamed by authorities
here. today far sharp cut in en-
rollment, particularly in The white
| high schools.
This is expected to have reper-
cussionS in Congress when a school
building program here is considered.
At Roosevelt High School the en-
rol)ment is only 861. compared with
capacity of 1872, the figures show,
vacant seats totaling around go per
cent.
| Colored high schools, on the other
hand, show a near or above capacity
enrolment, with Cardozo on triple
shift due to the high number OF
pupils attending.
I Only Anacostia High School, with
an above capacity enrolment, shows
| full attendance in the white high
schools.
New COlored High Planned.
A new colored high school, the
/ Spingarn, is planned at Twenty
! fourth street and Benning road NE.
The elementary schools are said
to tell a similar story in vacant
seats, although not to the same de-
gree as the high schools.
| Meanwhile, a 100000 school sur
vey here, authorized by Congress, is
now under way and report Is due
in January. Representative Bates,
Republican, of Massachusetts, who
is slated to be the new chairman of
the House District Committee, is
expected to look sharply into tie
Districts school program. Mr.. Bates
has been chairman of the Fiscal
! Subcommittee of the House District
Committee. Mr. Bates wants re-
port on the whole school picture
here.
Senator DWorshak, Republican, of
Idaho, chairman of the District
Subcommittee of the Senate Ap-
preparations Committee and a mem-
Der of the Fiscal Subcommittee of
the Senate District Committee,
sponsored the 100000 survey in his
dual capacity. .
Enrolment Figures.
The latest figures on enrolment
and capacity for the high schools
fol1nuy-
Evening star., 1948-09-17
Bethesda Hacker Rotes
To Go Up Tomorrow

Taxicab rates In the Bethesda
area will be increased, beginning
tomorrow, under an agreement by
operators of the three Bethesda cab
companies.
According to Cleveland Withers,
part owner of the Montgomery Cab
Co.. the agreement, which also af-
fects the Bethesda and We cab
companies. sets up three zones in
which passengers will be charged
so, go and 10 cents.
Downtown trips will cost SITS
from points north of Nottingham
drive. Bethesda, to points west Of
Tenth street NV, and 50 TO points
east Of Tenth street.
Evening star., 1948-09-17
| Star Movies

The last community movies this
season, sponsored by The Star in
cooperation with the Recreation
Department and The Film Center,
are scheduled for 8 O'Clock tonight.
Programs of comedy. sports, cartoon
and travel shorts will be shown at
the following Fairgrounds and rec
reation centers.
Edsewood. Third and Esarts streets NE.
Chevy Chase. Forty-frst and Livingston
Kenilsorth. Keniirortn avenue and Ord
street NE.
Port Davis, Pennsyiyania and Alabama
Tsfoms. FOURTH and Van Buren streets
NV.
Morsan. and champlain streets NV.
Burrytlle. Division avenue between
Hayes and Bell streets NE.
Randall. First and streets S.W.
Dougiexs-Simmons, First, and Pierse
streets NV.
Evening star., 1948-09-17

His father, a well-to-do theatel
man, had offered rewards. Police
in every State had been notified, but
Jack went on his way without 9
clue as to his wanderings filterine
back home.
Yesterday brought the climax. HI
telephoaed for his aunt, Mrs. Ins
Punaohrey, 2129 Eighteenth street
NV, a switchboard operator at tn.
Sheraton Hotel Mrs. Pumphrey wa!
not there at the time, but closs
friend of the family, Mrs. Sarah
Feltner, 1749 Pennsylvania avenu.
NV, chief operator at the Shera.
ton, took the call and Immediately
recognized his voice.
She contacted the parents in Un.
iontown. They made the auto trip
here in five hours, and met the boy
at Mrs Feltner's home.
They are to leave Washington
this afternoon for a brief visit with
Mrs. Faulkner's brothers, D. D
Smith and John A. Smith, in Balti-
more. before returning to Union.
town.
The wanderlust cure apparently
was effective.
THE next place I'm going is
home with you," he told his parents