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MIscL. FOR SALE Cont,

PIANOS-Are you interested in max
ing good investment? We suggest
you invest in music for your home
by getting 1ne piano. Come in
and let US show you our complete
grand pianos. Also our excel. re-
cond. Steinway grands priced sub
Stantially below the new piano
prices. We can arrange very conv.
terms for you on our monthly pay
hse esn ns cGms psnds n today ls US cS ss2
BELL MUSIC CO.. HOS G st. NV,
PTANos@Buy now and save on e our
August sale. Complete line Of fine
paaOS Dampss all ase Eeduesd seSI new grs5ss ana os
fine Selection for every need in
spinets, consoles and grands. Sc
lection Of all wood finishes. Easy
budget terms, your old piano ac-
sfR5fsd s. 1856 Ps5S easnfnt s n2 PTFNSM sF SsBS
PIANoS--Don't buy cheap or old
worn-out piano to start your child
IN MUSIC. Come in TO Campbell's and
@ select the the ,ia nisno @ you ,! would Ike e, to
pianos, and give your child the best
to start with. You are under. no
obligation to buy. Let us explain
this plan to you in detsils d.sv we sug sug-
SIC CO.. 11os & st. NV, DI. s4S4.
PIANoS-we still have a few re-
turned from rent and floor sample
reduced from the new new price. Ali are
in excel cond and carry a new
piano guarantee. Liberal allowance
for your, old piano, conv: terms to
At your budget. CAMPBELL MUSIC
PLANS,; LANG. Acrosople % sD,nst ano console
features of small grands and up.
right. fun resoHtant tone. responsive
action. durability and eye-appea1ina
eSon, aesdns shl oak n ans ass Ts11 ns
6 a NV Estab1isseS HeS ;s2s TSs"'A' 'S'
PIPE, galy.. black. cast iron. cut
pkINTi1NG" PRESS, '9GS; size iaxao; A; G0fsi best
RADsIIAToRs Ga Hot water; several
sizes; also cream metal insulated
radiator covers. CHI. 3433. 80
RADIO, Pilot walnut table model
RADIO and multiple record player.
S35. OW. 1886. -27
RADIO, Philco, cabinet model, wal
ensme SSG $50 T4eaaR Reamors shsT5 sT0sd Sla'k
RAD1o-pHoNoGRApH, console. Ia apt.
co. 7744, Ext III East
RANGE-1950 Hotpoint; large size,
S175; coffee table, $40; bookcase,
$19; table lamp, $4 dinette set,
$40; high chair, 50; this furniture
hardrock maple; 2-cyl., air-colled
Waukesha motor, $40. XII. S-s43s.
RANGES, Q: new. unused GE 1850
Gil models; S17495 each: SIS
below list I'm S557 27S
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ROOMS UNFURNIshEp

COLoRED-NICE FRONT RM.. priv
ileges; convenient transportation
CO. 1892. -3I
COLoRED-oNE ROOM and kitchen,
gas and electric, refrigerator; cou-
pie preferred. 1882 18th st. NV.
26s
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COUNTRY BOARD

HAVE ROOM AND BOARD for two
Catholic childre, in . pvt. country
home. For information, call MRS.
c. o. GREEN, Gaithersburg 330-J-1.
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APARTMENTS UNFURkIsHEp

TAKOMA PARK. MD.-1st a.; mod
pl.; garage; adults. sH. 6307. 80
9Th ST. S.W.-1 and. 2-rm. apts. ;
utilities furn.; convenient. to- Govt.
Bldgs; and 5usinsSs I1 area; me msdiIate e
1911 q st. NV; phone MA. 1885.
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WASHERS

at rock-bottom prices. Open eve.
nings. AMERICAN SERVICE CEN.
TER, 5S5 North Glebe rd., Airing.
ton, Va. OW. 7722. -25
WASHING MACHINES-For sale OF
rental: SIS per mo. wringer for 81
per mo-; automatic. DOWD'S. 44iS
Conn. ave. NV. Call Mr.. Dowd. OR.
WASHING MACHINES, UP to 40g
disc. on all floor models; last year
models slashed. Easy terms. Open
ewes. till 9. ROYAL APPLIANCE CO.,
1911 Nichols ave Sc LII 4-7nn0
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4912 1st ST. N.w.-Attractive room,
closet sd innersprinE mattress. neSt neSStt
NEAR GAs YsI 18Th nNSf1' AND coIuMBIA Ii MIA RD.@
1875 Lanier pl. NV. .Lge. studio rm..
pvt. entrance: near bath; also mas
ter bedrm., share with young man.
MI. r. PIIiRaAHs;ANT-single LEA; rm., @ owner's
home, gentleman. AID. 439s. Pc
1924 18th ST. N:W.-The Farming
ton; ton; near s,c Dupont GircIemLse sGo!
switchboard. maid service; reason.
able summer rates. DE 4750.
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE, I7l2 New
Hampshire ave. n.w.-Newly deco.
rated rooms; daily maid service and
Switchboard service NO 2266
HOTEL AAWTHORNE-2134 q st..
n.w;LNewly redecorated single and
plenty of baths and showers; eleva-
tor service: reasonable rates.
1919 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Nice quarters for men; see them
for yourself: showers. study rm.;
downtown location; S25 mo. up.
ATTRACTIVE ROOMS for girls; SIN
gle, double with twin beds, .TV. 2012
MANOR PARknEee. Xxx niS Ab double Seof bedrm
home: J-6 bus. GE. s139. -25
1909 CRITTENDEN ST. N.W.-Single
ariI.td and double Sos,. roSms .son sonv traasp.'
E Si ;$ w. sss a. sa:si a
s147 F ST. N.w.-small sgle. Studio
oa trpe,s pSssi sllsssi Fssli q Ex os5s. ss oDs
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LANGLEY APTS
SECTION n

SECTION d
New Hampshire ave. at Uniyersity
lane; immediate occupancy; ! bed
room, $3.50 2 bedrooms, $50 to
SS6 utilities included: large apart
ment with Through or cross ventilS. /.
ton: .arge closets, parquet floors;
equipped kitchens, GE refrigerators.
tiled baths. with showers; laundry
and storage rooms. auto. washers
and dryers; landscaped sodded lawns,
paved streets. sidewalks, off-street
parking. fenced-in play areas; ele-
mentary school now being built adj
jacent to project. A new large shop
ping center being erected. contains
the following: Hot Shoppe. Kresge
&c g. 10c. Theater. DRUGSTORE, Food
Fair Market and numerous other
stores. At present there Is Q large
super market and other stores con.
venient to the project. Rental once
on project; open daily and sun. TIL
s m, Capital Transit K-4 Chiilum
bus from 18th and e SITS. NV.
terminal 70 KS New Hampshirc
ave" bus. or drive out New HaMp-
shire ave. to University lane and
MILDRED MANAGEMENT
S632 Colesville Id. sH. $500
Jefferson Village Apis.
rTo-bedroom duplexes nov renting,
Route 30. = miles from Memorial
Bridge. All modern conveniences;
play area for children. sos pef mo.
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WASHING MACHINES
STILL PLENTIFUL
WE HAVE PLENTY OF THEM ALL
MAKES. SIZES AND STYLES. YOU
CAN BUY AND SAVE MONEY
HERE.
ALPERSTEIN'S
1920 7th ST. NV.
MA. 1859
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MARE, small, riding, 3 years old,
gentle, rides easy, $3.50. Engleside
EXCELLENT WORK HORSE, $40 or
pH best Hst,GfNi, EffeT- Il, 314479.. 81 -25 Is
old. hunter; will swap for 4 beef
cattle, mo. or over. WI. 1898.
HORSES-One hunter. Az years old
Also 2 western, broke, brown and
white spotted. Has had rodeo exp.
N1GHTiNGALES TRAILER COURT
No. hwy, AL. 5120 or AL. 1858,
2 YOUNG, western broke buckskin
geldings. bay hunting mare, l bis
grey hunter, 1 show pony; other
gentle horses for children and ladies
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.

)AK, fireplace and stove wood, cut
any length and delivered. AL. 1895
or TIE. 1890. -27
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TELEvlSlON SETS up co 4Oqs on;
2-year service on all models Last
years models slashed Many door
samples and demonstrators Free
open syes until 3 ROYAL AP.
PIIANCE CO. 1911 Nichols ave
Sc co 4-7h00
TELEVISION CLEARANCE
Sale! New 1880 models at greatly
reduced prices. WHEELER, INC,
4600 Wis. ave. NV, EN- $500.
TV Sets, No Money Down
Sylvan Radio Emerson. GE Admiral
Zenith. etc. Call till II ON.
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WATER COOLERS. sale or rent We
install. JOHN G. WEBSTER. since
l912. 627 st. NV. ST. 61O0
WATER aEATERs, USED. sale, 20.
30-Sal;; from SIS: guar. JOHN
WAR SURPLUS. Axes. shovels. picks,
tarps, hardware, electronics tubes,
5000 items and gadgets Elk 1927
G1CHNER. 25l3 M st. NV
WORK BENCH, solid oak, 60x24x35
in. KID: S1O.95; built to last; for
home or shop. other sizes also.
MILL-TO-YOU CO., $3.50 Marlboro
pike, 10. S-2919.e 2Ss
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY
Toledo scales, lge. meat box. restau-
rant range. brand-new fish box. meat
Grinder; low price. Call OW. 9S43.
LANDIs SHOE REPAIRING MA
CHINERY, stitching, finishing, edg-
ing, sewing machine; motor and
other equipment; $500. JU. 7-9020.
HAMMOND soLovox J, excel. cond.
and guaranteed; S225. Call WA.
BEAUTIFUL LONG TABLE, opens UP
to larger size; high-back carved
ARMY OFFICER'S UNIFORM, size
37-3S long; short overcoat, beaver
500. hlousa %1S WA 2R42
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TIRE BARGAINS

Recap now with COLD RUBBER
guSa1ranteed u mos, or 1900 mi
ssSSoxiSS s.SoxiS $s.Se $$s.S9 S59x1S SS59x15 $ssS $ssS
7.10xl5. $7.75: 7.60xiS. s. S5
WHEEL BALANCED FREE
BURR HEISHMAN'S. 1903 Lee nwy
Arl:. Va, CHI. 0024 Seven Corners
Falls Ch.. FA. 2177. 10th and N
Irving. Arl., OW. 7442.
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CHILLUM MANOR APIS

CHILLUM MANOR APTS.
Corner Missouri ave. and N. Capitol st.
Modern 1-bedrm. apt, newly furn.
and redec.; on bus line; S92.50 mo.
Adults only. GE. $3.50.
COLORED-1 RIM, KIT. use Of bath;
furnished; no children; couple. $40
COLORED-s-RooM APT, unfurn.;
/ large room furn. Call TR. 3095
COLoREDIsea2 wARDER ST. NV.
Furn bsmt. apt. in pvt. home; cple.
or 2 Govt. empl. girls. IA. 1892.
COLORED-LGE. FURN. FRONT RIM.
Cooking privileges; or empl. lady.
405 Fla. ave. NV, 2nd floor.
COLORED - NEAR Eastern High
School; bedrm. liv. rm., dinette,
kit. and bath; completely furn.;
$50 mo r. A. HUMPHREYS, Real
tors, MA. 5000. -25
COLORED-DOWNT
NEAR CAPITOL
All 2nd st. .s.e.-Large 2-rm. apt.
with pvt. bath, beautifully furn., in
apt. bldg. Suitable couple). $79.50
and $S5 mo-, incl. .utils. and Jan.
serv. See janitor, basement.
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POULTRY, RABBITS & EGGS
CATTLE 6 LIVESTOCK

JAMES FEED STORE, 619 K st. n, W
Conkey's Y-O feeds; baby chicks
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1888 18th ST. NV.
Sitting rm., bedrm.. elec. kit, bath
utilS. furn.; maids service. -26
HOTEL 144O
Newly furnished; / room, kitchenette
and bath, 24-hr. phone and eleva-
ly. 144O Rhode Island ave. NV.
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RADIo-pHoNoGRAPH. console,
RANGES

Famous brands of electric models at
reduced prices. Shop evenings.
AMERICAN SERVICE CENTER, 5s5
North Glebe rd., Arlington. Va, 0W.
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FARM g GARDEN

COCKER PUPS, Axe REG.
ali colors. $35-S25. vi. 37i6. -25
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UNIVERSITY GARDENS
1-bedrm. apts., $3.50: 2-bedrm.
apts., S91.50, including utils.; conv.
transp. and shopping, within walk
ing distance Md. Univ; r. I. ave.
and Knox rd.. College Park, Md.
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CONGRESS PARK
APARTMENTS
NOW RENTING!

l AND 2-BEDRooM APIS.
Resident mgr.'s once located at
1870 Congress st: Sc.
m THE DISTRICT
10, 2-OI51-JO. 2-0l52'
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GEORGETOWN

Beautifully furn. apt. with 2 pvt
and bath; $175 q mo-, utiis. in.
cluded. Call AID. 1900 or AID. s912
'ROXANA B. DORAN
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LONG BRANCH APIS,
SILVER SPRING. MONT CO.

PARK VISTA APIS.
large 2-bedroom apt. IN
Sc WaShington; good location, near
shopping center and school; cool IA
summer; Venetian blinds through
out; laundry facilities and fenced
play areas; lanitor service and util.
Phone 10. 2-O243. -2S
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LARGE OAK BUFFET
or roadside cafe. Can be seen at
1888 Wis. ave. NV.
Smiths Transfer & Stor. Co.
NO. 1904 -27
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

YOUNG MAN, bet. 1928, to share
apt. with other young men; share
expenses. WA. 21S0. -27
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

TELEyIsION-Floor samples at re-
duced prices. Some at wholesale.
Good makes. JORDAN PIANO CO.,
TELEvISIoN SET, Hallicrafter, 16-in
screen, consolet, Model 760; mo
old; new $500, sell $3.50. oW. 5543
-25
TELEVISIoN, Admiral Tv consolette
10-in.. brand new picture tube; In
beaut. mahog. cabinet; perfect audit
and .yideo; S125. OIL. 5999,
TELEVISI0N and appliances. UP tc
25go of on new models. See u:
last. BETHESDA TELEVISION &
APPLIANCES. 1856 Old Georgetown
TELEVISI0NS - New 1851, RCA
Philco. Motorola, Dumont, Admiral
Hallicrafter; all sizes and models
immed. delivery. GARY APPLIANCE
co, 210l R; I. ave. ne. DU. 1900
TELEylSlON-Some 1850 models a
big discounts; cash or terms: 2 year
to pay. Cali 10. 2-l187 for FIRE,
home demonstration. e. j REAL
g SONS. 3014 Nichols ave. SIC
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1884 17th ST. NV.
Apt 4, efficiency. 1-rm. kit. and pvt
bath, incl. refgr. and all utils. ex-
cept elect. $59.1S per mo. To
nspeSs FEpERAi eau pTMrs, ps5 an ana pn1; psr
YORK ave. NV. Ma. 7416. -25
1860 MINTWOOD PLACE
Comb. studio-bedrm., kit. and pvt.
bath, pvt. entrance. AID. 1924. -27
WESTMORELAND APIS, overlooking
Conn. ave.; 2 bedrms., dining rm.,
living rm., den, all modern kit, new
bath and shower. porch that has .
posure. This includes linen, silver.
bedding, glassware, etc. Price, $275
per month. Tenant must qualify.
EDWARD j. KYLE, Realtor
9l7 18th st. NV, ST. 5755, GO.
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TELEVISION

Check all prices and then drive over
only 15 minutes from downtown.
We are never undersold. AMERICAN
SERVICE CENTER. 5S5 North Glebe
rd., Arlington, Va, OW 7T22 -2b
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THE SAXONY
APARTMENTS

1901 CLYDEsDALE PL. NV.
AT ADAMS MILL RID,
ROCK CREEK PARK
COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED
LUXURY EFFICIENCY APIS.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
$500 TO $3.50
INCLUDES ALL UTILITIES AND
SECRETARIAL SWITCHBOARD
MRS. WILCOX. RESIDENT NAM
AGER ON PREMISES. DE. $50,
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rWo-BEDRM. APT. 1st a.. dinette,
mod. kit. large liv. rm.; in apt. bldg,
TAKOMA PARK, MD.-5 large rms. :,
2 bedrms., liv. rm.. din. rm., kit,
bath: adults only; in family apt.
house; 500 plus utils. 81. 7474.
After ! D m -O7
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NORTHWEST PARK
APARTMENTS

Offers Private Living Similar
to Your Own Home.
On New Hampshire Ave.
Extended at Piney Branch Road. Il
Montgomery County. Silver Spring
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Phillips Gallery Presents
Strinq Quartet Today

The Phillips Gallery will pre-
sent a chamber music program
by the Juflliard String Quartet
at 5 pm. today in the gallery,
1000 Twenty first street NV. The
musicians will be Robert Mann
and Robert Koff, violins; Raphael
Hillyer, viola, and Arthur Vino
grad, cello.
An exhibition Of paintings by
Jacques Villon and Lyonel Fem
niger will end at the gallery on
Tuesday. From January Is to
81. the gallery will display paint
ings and watercolors by Theo-
doros Stamos, Il
AT 5 pm. next Sunday, Give
Bell. author and critic, will lee
ture on Foundations Of the Great
Age"
Evening star., 1950-01-08

The Irish War Veterans here are
swinging their shillelaghs and
having a lively little war of their
own.
National Commander George l.
Cassiday said last night he has
ordered suspended the charter Of
Post II of the group, which on
December 2 expelled him and
Morris A. Bealle, national judge
advocate, on charges of irregu-
larities. Mr.. Cassiday lives at 303
Seventeenth street Sc.
Post Commander McAuliffe said
he is ignoring this order from
Mr.. Cassiday. He insists the post
will continue to meet as usual
He says it has so, paid-up mem
bers.
But the national commander
has also preferred charges against
the post itself and six of it's mem
bers. These are: w. D. Braswell
senior vice commander: William
A. Hickey, adjutant: Edward M
Flaherty, member of the national
board of directors; A. p. Gill, posi-
quartermaster; Robert Gallager
sergeant-at-arms, and Michae
Casey, Judge advocate.
Mr.. Cassiday says the post ane
these six are guilty of conduc
prejudicial to the organization
putting 1T in an unfavorable light
He contends they washed dirt.
linen of the Irish War Veteran!
in the newspapers. instead of con
f1ning this to the post ITSELF"
The Irish War Veterans ma.
Evening star., 1950-01-08
Senate Committees Cooperate
In Studying Mental Care Here

A Senate Labor and Welfare
subcommittee will cooperate with
the Senate District Committee In
studying the care of mental
patients here. it was disclosed yes
terday at the Capitol.
The inquiry will be concerned
particularly with senile patients
who are being cared for in
mental institutions because no
are cared for at District expense
In mental institutions because no
more appropriate public facilities
exist here, it was indicated.
Chairman Nicely Of the District
Committee who also is a member
of the Labor and Welfare Com
mittee, will act as chairman of
the Labor and Welfare subcom-
mittee.
The other members are Sena-
tor Pepper, Democrat. of Florida,
also a member of the District
Committee, and Senator Dom
cell. Republican. OF Missouri.
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Law Puts the Bite on Fugitive
Who Sank Teeth in Pursuer

Thomas E. Millard. who police
said tried to bite his way out of a
legal tangle. was held on $4,000
bond on robbery and mayhem
charges by United States Commits
'sioner Cyril s. Lawrence yesterday.
The biting started. police said,
when Pvt. L. B. Rainey of the
Thirteenth Precinct and a volun-
teer deputy, cabdriver Ernest
Boozer, 40, colored, cornered a
pocketbook snatching suspect in
an alley at Second and l. streets
NV, last night. The suspect
scaled a 6-foot wall, and SO did
Mr.. Boozer. It was a little high
for Pvt. Rainey. who started
around the block.
Just before he reached the spot
where the two men disappeared.
Pvt. Rainey heard some very loud
and panied shouting.
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. It was Mr.. Boozer, who had
quickly grabbed the suspect and as
quickly released him when the man
bit Mr.. Boozer on the hand and
hip. The suspect ran right into the
arms of the policeman.
The suspect identified himself as
Thomas E. Millard. %. colored, Of
the first block of o street NV He
was charged with mayhem on Mr..
Boozer and taking a pocketbook
from Suzie Parrott, colored. Of the
1900 block of First street NV. A
man described by police as an ac-
complice. Arthur B. Roane, 81, coll
ored, Of the 1400 block of First
street NV. was held on $4,000
bond by Mr.. Lawrence. Both hear
ings were continued to January l8.
Mr.. Boozer was treated at
Freedman's Hospital for what he
described as proper bites"
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Senator Nicely has expressed
concern about the necessity of
sending to mental institutions
persons whose only mental in
firmities are those of age, such
as loss of memory.
District officials have said such
persons could be cared for at
less cost in rest home. but that
the question was adequate space.
They said the Home for the Aged
and Infirm already was occupied
to capacity.
Senator Nicely announced last
Monday that he had instructed
District Committee staff members
to begin assembling data on the
problem.
The Labor and Public Welfare
Comittee was drawn into the
picture because 1t is concerned
with the operation OF st. Eliza
beths Hospital, a Federal institu-
ton where many District patients
are cared for at District expense,
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Husband Described
As Too Meditatiye,
Divorced by Wife

Because her husband showed q
"desire to be alone" and was, "ex-
tremely meditative" on their
honeymoon-and finally left her
for good five months later-Mrs.
Florence Caspar Getner, 33, yes
terday won a divorce here.
The decree was granted by
Judge Matthew Mcclure in Dis
trict Court after a two-day trial.
Under it, the wife won from her
husband, Harry w. Getner, 81,
$500 to cover the childbirth costs
of their son, John. 2, as well as
custody of the child. She did
not seek alimony, and the father
will be allowed to visit the child
periodically.
According to Mrs. Getner's COM
plant, they were married on No
vember 80, 1916. here. After a
reception at her parents home,
1907 Crittenden street NV, the
newlyweds went to Clearwater,
Fla, by automobile.
It was there, four or five days
after the wedding, that Mrs. Get
ner noticed her husband appar-
emily preferred being alone.
She complained that once she
even remarked to him: Certainly
your honeymoon is no time to get
moody spells" His response was
to leave her for several hours.
Mrs. Getner charged.
They returned together to
Washington a week later, and
lived at her parents home for
about three months. Then, on
March 80. 1947,> her husband
packed his bags and walked out
the next day saying he was going
back to the Army. according to
the suit. That, she added, was
the last she saw of him until the
case came to trial.
Although Mr.. Getner, who lives
in the 1900 block of Eighth street
NV, did not testify, he. answered
his Wife'S charges with a cross
suit accusing her of cruelty and
desertion.
He contended that his wife's
"inordinate dependency" on her
mother was the cause of their
marital troubles. His desertion
claim was based on Mrs. Getner's
alleged refusal to leave her par
ents' home and set up housekeep-
ing elsewhere with her husband.
John Webster represented Mr..
Getner. while Vincent L. Toomey
was counsel for the wife.
Evening star., 1950-01-08
Baby Is Shocked
By Putting Live
| Wire in Mouth

! A 19-month-old boy who put a
live electric wire in his mouth and
a 3-year-old girl who ate flour,
starch and paper were among 1913
District residents treated at hos
pitfalls for home injuries during
the first week of 1850.
The District Red Cross Accident
Prevention Service said AZ of the
injuries resulted from falls and l6
from burns.
One woman injured an eye
while taking down q Christmas
tree and another fell on cont .e
while window washing and frac-
tured her skull and neck. In the
hand department. a 48-year-old
woman caught her finger in the
door, and a 7-year-old boy who
caught two fingers In a meat
grinder, had to have finger ampu-
tations.
A 2-year-old girl suffered an
injured inner ear when she
jumped as her father attempted
to remove something from her
ear, with hairpin.
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balance sheet. Expected revenues
were $9,000,000. Authorized ex-
penditures were $14,00O,000. The
deficit in sight was $5,000,000.
The comparative figures for to-
day are, an Army of $4,000 men
and an expected deficit of $5,00O,-
100000 -
The Virginia delegation in the
House was split on the issue. John
Randolph of Roanoke backed Mr..
Nicholas. John Marshall led the
debate for the Army. He coun-
tered Mr.. Nicholas statement
that there was no possibility of
invasion. ''We do not know" said
Mr.. Marshall. what the state of
Europe is. what the effect of the
French victories (Napoleon's) will
be-" Light Horse Harry Lee sec
onded Mr.. Marshall.
In the end, as Mr.. Nicholas pre-
dicted early in the debate, his
resolution was voted down.
Evening star., 1950-01-08
Irish Veterans Post Suspended
|By National Officer 1t Expelled

tional board of directors has been
asked by Mr.. Cassiday to hear
his charges on January 20 at the
club rooms of Post % in Phila-
delphia. Post spokesmen last night
reiterated their original charges
against Mr.. Cassiday.
These include holding an un-
authorized dance in, the name
Of the post on December 81, 1948
and withholding the proceeds
from it and improperly procuring
property in the posts name. The
spokesman said they have affi-
davits, photostatic copies of Gov
ernment records and other evil
dence to back up their charges.
They also contend Mr.. Cassiday
is Illegally OBTAINING the post
colors and a large American flag,
property of the post. And they
say they are, going to resort to
court action, if need be, to get 1t
back. They have retained At
torney Michael Lane to protect
their rights.
National Commander 'Cassiday
says the post did not have any
authority to expel him or Mr..
Bealle. For. he pointed out last
night. a new post. George Patton
Post No. Z. had been organized two
nights before and SO they did not
even belong to Post II.
The members against whom Mr..
Cassidy has preferred charges
contend the board has no juris-
diction over individuals, under the
fconstitution and bylaws of the
Denomination.
Evening star., 1950-01-08
Inquest Set Tuesday
In Troffic FotoIity

An inquest has been scheduled
Tor. 1880 am. Tuesday in the
November IA traffic death of Wal
lace Jones. pr, 80. colored, OF the
Dunbar Hotel, passenger in a car
which smashed into trailer truck
at Eleventh street and Maryland
avenue SW.
Held on q manslaughter charge
IS Dan W. Lee, 25, colored, opera
tor OF the automobile, who has
been recovering from injuries suf-
fered in the accident. Three other
passengers also suffered minor
injuries.