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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ADDING MACHINE and typewriter,
standard or portable. by pvt party
Please call VI. 9292 between and S
ANTIQUE BRACELETS, clips, dia.
monds OF any description Cash paid
ERNEST BURK. GA 18th 81. NV
ANTIoUES-Furnltu prie-a-prac
china. glassware, rugs. sllverWare
paintinEs; hlehsst cash prices paio
Call MURRAY tStaroeckerl ia
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., china. sill.
verHare, old jewelry, glass. any amt
Dora Krupshaw Milestone.
THE HOUSE OF GIFTS.
IA9S Wis Ave NV No nQ00
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1142 7th ST. NV.
AID 0777

TRACTOR, new, 30-h.p.. with hy-
draulic lift, belt pulley and power
takeoff: also ltft-type implements;
TYPEwRiTEks. new and Sssd por:
tables. ideal graduation gift, S29 so
and up. 20l9 l4th st. NV. HU.
TYPEWRITER. Underwood. special.
S1s.Ss. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.,
Sl3 l4th st. NV.
TYPEWRTTERs. new and rebuilt;
one-year guarantee: terms Our 40th
year. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO.
431 E. Capitol st.. S:30-5:30, incliI
Sat Il 3-00so Easy parking
UNIFORMS, Army. tropical worsted
suntan, size ~ regular; both fer
VACUUM CLEANER. hand wrineer:
2 window screens: good cond.: rea-
sonabie. HI. 6943. Ia
WAR SURPLUS-Warehou full;
everything priced to sch. GICHNEF..
2513 NJ st. NV. EX 3527 daily.
WASHERS - Save 500. Westing.
house, Laundromat demon, 81 90 .9i;
Bendix, s169.95. 1874 II st. ne, L.
3-2545.
WASHING MACHINE. Thor automaj; /;
refgr., 6-cu.-ft Westinghouse: both
brand-new; best offer. IA. s-3733.
WASHING MACHINES. eos. disc on
all moor models. last years models
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

GREEN HUNTER, sorrell. with blaze
face, z years old. has been shown at
recognized shows; very reasonable.
Call WA. 1853. --13
PONY. about i4.2. 4-yrs.-
old; very gentle: fooiproof; any
child can handle this pony, price
$500. Call Rockville 4l61. liz
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FJJRNITURE

Bedroom and dining room furniture.
new; beautiful color stereoscope, see
80 scenes of Rtvay nationally ao--
vertised furniture. All color and
styles available. Manufactured In
Sheboygan, Wis SMITHS TRANS
FER & STORAGE CO., 1913 You st.
NV. NO. 3S43.
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CLERK
CLERKS. WHITE EXP

CLERKS, WHITE, EXP.
To manage laundry and dry cleaning
Apply GREYSTONE LAUNDRY, 2316
Sth ST. NV. AID. 9062. 10
CLERKS, experienced, for dry clean
Ing stores; good salary. Apply LUNA
CLEANERS, 1905 14th st. NV. 49,
CLERK-TYPIST, in accounting dept.
of Catholic educational institution.
Write stating experience, education,
age and salary expected. Box 150-
CLERK K-TYPIsT. must be GOOD typist
and have some bookkeeping eXper.;
good pay; excel. working conditions.
See Mr.. Mullock. SMITHS TRANS
FER 4 STORAGE CO.. 1913 You
CLERk.rYPIsT. white, must be mis 1850
graduate Of the June class of
nearby senior high school and live
with own parents in Wash. area;
must also have good Handwriting
sno not smoke or drink: opportunity
TO learn credit and real estate title
work; in lge. ONCE, mr. 18th and H
SITS. NV. Hrs, $40 to 8, - day
Sat. Phone Ma. 1869. -12
CLERICAL ASSISTANT, interesting
work in auditing dept: knowledge
of Burrouehs calculator or comp
Someter essential; employe discount
privileges; 40-hr.. 5-day week. APP
ply personnel once, SEARS ROE-
BUCK g. co. $500 Wilson blvd,
Arlington. Va. --l3
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WASHING MACHINES. 4os. disc. on
all noor models: last years models
til q. ROYAL APPLIANCE co.
1911 Nichols ave. s.a Lu. z-7000.
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MlscL. FOR SALE tcant.l J
FURN-Desk and bookcase. YnahoS
stuffed chair; ex12 and 6x9 russ;
izraps; kit cabinet AK 3ooS. -lS

and bookcase. rnahos
lamps; KIT. cabinet. AK. seas. is
FURNITURE. ETC.
Fine selection of groups and odd
pieces for every room IN the home.
REFRJSERAToas-gAsHEFs RES.I31 5T2EsssS!Ass5H1
DINNER SERVICE
DIAMOND RING-JEwERY
By order H faahsS Winship wh.asl.y. sr.,
Administrator estate Ehrenflelo
N. R. E.chel. STORAGE and New Fur
At WEscHLER's S AUCTION.
pos z ST. NV.
TOMORROW
commencing $50 an,
continuing until lste-afternoon
NEW FURNITURE INCLUDES
High grade blond mahogany bedroom
groups; mahogany dropleai, step-up.
lamp. cocktail and end tables: up
holstered sofas. lounge chairs.
rockers. maple chests Of drawers,
dressers. mirrors, cedar chest, ma
groups. twin Hollywood beds. hutch
cabinet, studio and sofa beds. knee
hole desks. folding card tables. cot
tage bufiets, twin and double beds,
innerspring mattresses. extension
tapie, record caplnetS, etE-
also
Electric and gas refrigeratorS; groups
for dining. dinette. living and bed
rooms; sectional bookcases, martel
clock. oil range, mirrors. lamps.
vacuum cleaners, Martha Washing
ton sewing cabinet, washing ma
chimes, utility and kitchen cabinets
small gas ranges, wool and summer
rugs, Limoges dinner service. etc.
SMALL DIAMOND RING
WATCHES. JEwERY. ETC.
For an Estate. $50 PM
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HELP WokAEN
BEAUTICIAN

Male or female. 81. 3997. is
BEAUTICIAN, all-around operator;
store hours and privileges. Fred,
the Hair Stylist, at PHILIPSBORN.
BEAUTICIAN-Exper., new, modern
salon. Please apply in person. Mr..
THOMAS. 1909 H st. NV. -12
BEAUTICIAN, expert hair stylist;
3 days. 8 to s; S75 wk. guaranteed.
Apply in person, THE PLAZA BEAU
TY SALON, 4453 Conn. ave. NV.
BEAUTY OPERAToR-Experienced,
all-aroUnd; highest salary and COM
mission; permanent position; 5-day
vk. ALFRED BEAUTY SALON, 2227 7
y. Pershing DR.. Arl.. CH. 6651. -12
pleasant surroundings; good salary.
ALBERT de PARIS, 1924 Conn. ave;
apply in person. is
BEAUTY OPERATOR to learn Spe-
cial face treatment at cool summer
resort. Box 72-J, Star. -12
BEAUTY oPERAToR-At once. Good
salary and commission. CATHEDRAL
SALON OF BEAUTY, 5000 Conn.
ave. -l2
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INSPECTOR. white. for dry cleaning
plant; must be thoroughly exper.
Call Mr.. Breeden at OIL. 1901.
TOWN 6c COUNTRY CLEANERS,
Bethesda, Nd. -l3
LADIES, part time, sell Real Silk
products through contacts and leads.
About So hr Phone Ma. 1855,
-i2
LAUNDRY HELP-Markers sssorters
pressers. Apply FAIRL1NGTON
LAUNDRY. $500 s. Four Mile Run
dr.. Arlington. Gil. $3.50, Ia
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HELP woMEN tcest.,

FOUNTAIN GIRLS, white, expert
enced, dependable; no Sundays. Ap-
ply in person only. NATIONAL
DRUG CO. 1000 Conn. ave. la
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MISCELLANEOUS FoR sALE

WATER COOLERS, sale CT ysat; We
install. JOHN @. WEBSTER. since
1919, 6aT 81 nv. ST 6lNN.
WATER HEATERS, AL sizes. no down
g99ypSf;qrt; Ne psy en S@caE .ss2sS- e..t
ave nv. DE $3.50
O SERSTER Co. fsT 81 "a
FIR FLYWooD - Another carload
Just received RuCKER LUMBAR,
1890 Wilson blvd "a. 4-I294. is
COMPLETE OXYGEN equipment fox
hand use. Gail Nj. 4OSS. is
BENDIN WASHER. de luxe model
ip4s, excellent condition. Slpu.
MI S726 La
LEAVING CFTY-Must SRertnee en-
tire apt; furniture 5ouEht rev. Oct
borm.. liv. rm.. etc. WA S31I
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ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China. furniture, sflverware, jevelr,
and Chinese art objects. Any GUAM
tity. Call Louis SeEaL CHI 1898:
ewes. I'm. 67R5
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINE, Sunstrand. cleo.
reconditioned. guaranteed. 500 SO
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO., s13
14th st. NV,
ADDRESSING MACHINE, was $50 so,
now S9.95. New IN original car
ton. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
ADDREssING MACHINEs-Full line.
from S9,95 up AMERIcAN TYPE
WRITER CO.. Ii. 3-0oS2
AIR CONDITIONER-Philco: console
type; q h.p,i excellent condition.
Call OIL. .4s7, between 6 and pm.
AIR CONDITIONER-New, all ma
town. Cali HU, 1869.
AIR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES price
reduction on new models. for cash
buyers. PARAMOUNT CO.. 215o
HU. $500 Ample free parking.
AIR CONDITIONER Is4s York: con-
sole model; excellent condition;
AIR Is'o En- 15s4 otter az Pm ,6ooss s
STANDARD ELECTRIC APPLIANCE
CO.. SIS Kennedy st. NV. GE.
1853. Open Sun.
AIR CONDITIONING UNITS - New
1850 window models for rent by
nox Ssef to feseqSs Sn'9 your nn sEison su1py
Of rental units limited. Call II:
3-4112,. r. & NJ. REFRIGERATION
CO.. 214 L ST. ne, your Philce
and York authorized dealer.
AIR CONDITIONERS, new and re-
conditioned, sold, rented, exchanged'
ssrVi9Sa sHsHop fYIy yrgSsMSNI ggaTsRMfssS oR 6 47es
51O4 Macarthur Blvd. NV.
I'VE take pride in rendering prompt
efhcient service"
ANTIQUES: Collection Meissen figu-
rines, many orig: for appt., write
MRS; M IS J: .!,. "; BISHOP, s6s Cherry St.
aSTIoHEssberatop eAGe9iHysllei Pa secretary bow
{FoRt Gelfsefabn4s ehsSt s74. sma tables S Ph9ne
BATHINETTE, metal, $40; also baby
carriage. $40; excellent condition.
ia. ss1S: after 6 pm. Ia
BATHTUBs, new, used. built,in; legs,
SALES CO. S2s7 Ga. ave. BE. i'5:H 500
BATHrCBS,, ,built-in. S25, new and
used plumbing fixtures. BLOCK S,
3056 M st. NV. NO. 1908.
BED-Maple, double box springs, in
nerspring mattress; S25; after. 6
BED-sinsle, walnut, bog spring, in
vanity or will sell separate; will
sacrifice to move at once. 81. 9678.
BED, double springs and mattress,
perfect condition; $40. 719 10th st,
BED LEGS. for coll or box. springs:
convert to a Hollywood bed; we in
stall Sligo 1894
BED-one ,3/25 length HOLLYWOOD
bed for sale; can be used as couch:
matching covers and drapes; box
springs and mattress. Hu. 5436.
BRICKs-Face and common. one or q
million; immediate delivery. MA.
68S5. ALASKA COAL q BRICK CO,
BUILDING MATERIAL
Bgilding2 .idn? Reamaedeling9 See ACE hrst;
Innl2 lumber, :, complete windows: SIS;
let's and tanks. complete, S13; iron
fence, 55c 9 TT: steel beams, angle
iron. pipe for fences, modern radia-
tors, many carved mantles. S5;
built-in and leg tubs, cast iron pipe
and fittings. and many other items
at great saving. New rolled roof
shingles, 1896 per square. FIIA
plan, B years to pay. Free delivery,
Open all day Saturday. ACE WRECK
ING & BUILDING MATERIAL CO.
4002 MINI. ave. ne, LU. 4-O500.
BCLLDOZER, Diesel Cletrac, B. D.
model with cable bulldoZer blade;
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FENCE

Galvanized, chain link. all posts
in concrete. Immediate erection"
Get the best for less. No money
down, 36 mos. to pay. Phone HO.
$3.50; ewes: and Sun. DE. 1854.
FLOORS. sanded ana finished, Qua.
ity t5Syps yoTs ss @ Jsss Jrssssssonabis price M
FLOORS sANDED and fnIshed: old
PGooR PfS5S @aas sERv1cE' GEs VA neWi i1a5.A dAxLoS
FLOOR SANDING and finishing; new
low " PFicsS ThNK1Ns 81 AP york guaranteed'
FLOOR SANDING and refnishing.
Call BARR, At. 1857. ---12
HOME IMPROVEMENT - Painting.
floor sanding, papering, plastering,
etc. Call MIR. SPELLER, 10. 2-62S6
or HI. 77S5.
INTERIOR DECORATING CO.
Painting-Paperhanging
GENERAL REPAIRS
Furniture Spraying, Pickup 81 Deliv.
DI. 0880 FREE EST.
1oa
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PIANOS
STEINWAY
PLASTER BOARD

Special, ! inch thick. SIS per 600
50. II. ACE wRECKING & BUILD
ING MATERIAL CO., 4oo9 Mime
sofa ave ne LU, 4-o5oo, --l6
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GLOVER PARk-Attraetivsl tur-
niShed room. twin beds. With private
Sle DECATUR ST. N,W.-lSe fropt
twin bedroom, next bath a blk.
from express bus. employed couple
or : sentlemen IA. 4S3?, liz
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Coldspot,
Sl75; , wilton rugs, 9x12, with
pads, Se2 ea; 2 lamps, l floor. l
table, Sc ca; l sofa in 3 sections.
$135. 3035 Porter st. NV, after
III Duncan Phyfe sofa;
refrigerator; maple bedroom set,
FGRNITERE-Beau. GRi rTST; gray trims frinsed
sofa. $3.50; red club chair. S75;
blond mahogany dinette set. oval
table, chairs, buffet and tea cart,
nets, nets both T for ss5. RA. 47s5. &i3
sALE-Brand-new bed
room, din. room. liv. room, from un-
claimed freight and factory samples,
etc, at great savings. LION STOR-
AGE BLDG, 400 New York ave,
NV, daily 1916; Sat. It'll 4. RE. 431O.
- Mahoe. buffet, $50;
china closet, S35; living room suite,
S75; miscellaneous items. RA. 3sl 3.
FURN1TURE-5 complete rooms;
rugs; miscellansous; good condition,
rEsNfThRE EsSspPhf Pif Hs s-pc S0S9a bedrm. suite.
extra chest. good cond, EN-. 1895.
FURNITURE Everything for the
sToRAGE CO. 1913 You st. NV
FURNITURE - Everything for the
home. SMITHS TRANSFER d
sToRAGE sn AGE co" 1858 Wis ave
FURNITURE - Everything for the
home. SMITHS TRANSFER d
STORAGE CO., 26o1 Wilson Blvo.'
FURN., from A to z. New bsdrm.. din.
rm. and liv, rm. Factory cloSeoutS
and unclaimed freight: rugs, dress
ers, beds, chests, lamps: all better
grade furn. Save UP to 4oco. KING
5000 Ga. ave. Open ewes. SH. 5S91.
rm. suite, 9-pc., dble.
maple bed, chest; table, stuoio
set. modern. heavy
hardwood, mattress and springs,
pract. new; also kit. set. 10. 3-4437.
--13
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! ST N-w.ERsv
nd st. car routes.
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Ace SteriliZing Service
We SieriliEe. GiSiafeet. SAniti1s your
mattresses. hsodinES studios We
process by newest method approved
by District Health Dept Prompt
service 10 stores, hotels, camps,
households Gail Ii S-2SlN icT
pickup ACE STERuIZING SERV-
ICE. hil New Jersey ave nv. - :
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mr. iath 81. car.
s per vk, RA.
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-SriEht, airy. Lee double rm.. twin
beds. closet, COW, trAnSp9 other
prElleSes. Httins rms ts.evtSion,
piano sun bathing laundry nr by
meals. $50 mo, for pair, no hTO2.
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lASS y. II. AVE. NV. The Psna-
adjoining bath s. SO -lS
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CHASTLkToN HOTEL. 1901 18th 81.
Weekly rates. private bath.
ds!Iy naid service sinEis. SsA'
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". private bath SinslA
rAse bath. 1885 Niehol-
80
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lSii coLtMBi1 Rp. N.w&iss. a.
tract. newly dec. front studio I'm for
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3 GEORGETOWN - Pleasant bedroom
for lady, bath shared With one.
priyAte home on eGSlSns. 10, oS4A.
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AR CLIFTON and IAN SIS aE-
siee, Pleasant single OF double room.
~ 1904
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the Indian Service. In 1910 she
went into private practice as a
women's specialist. She was OBJ
stetrician for many prominent
Santa Fe families, but her friends
said nearly half her practice was
charity work.
Evening star., 1950-11-13
Arthur Godfrey 10 Star
In First Color N Show

Arthur Godfrey will be the star
on the program with which CHS
will inaugurate color television
broadcasts next Monday, the net
work has announced.
The color broadcast will be
offered in New York and over
WTOP-TV in Washington, with
other cities being added to the
color network later.
The initial color broadcast will
start at noon. Godfrey will be
the headliner in the program
which will also include Hawaiian
dancing and music. 1t will run
to 1890 pm, and other material
will be presented in the follow
ing half-hour to complete the
first days color broadcast.
Color programs will be offered
from II am. to l pm. the rest of
the week and will be expanded
gradually to 20 hours weekly. 1t
was announced that WTOP hopes
to place TV sets in one or two
places where the public may see
the programs.
Evening star., 1950-11-13
Senator Frear Backs
Protests Against Curb
I0n Auto Credit Terms

Consumer credit controls were
under attack again today. particu-
larly the recent Federal Reserve
Board order requiring one-third
down payment for automobiles
and only is months to complete
payments.
Senator Frear, Democrat, of
Delaware said he believed that
leaders and car purchasers who
have been protesting the order
probably have a good case.
Those terms seem little too
drastic when automobiles are be-
ing produced at the rate they are
at present." Senator Frear said.
Consumer Protests Urged.
The Washington Automotive
Trade Association, in an adver-
tisement, today urged those in
favor of increasing the 15-month
time payment period to write or
wire their Senator or Representa-
tive. In the case of voteless
Washington residents, they we're
urged to send their protests to the
Reserve Board.
Fifteen months is not long
enough to pay for an automobile
for persons of an average income,
the trade association stated.
"An automobile is not luxury"
the association said. ut is a real
day-to-day necessity to millions
OF people. Everybody. except the
few who can afford these extreme
terms, is denied this needed trans
portation under the sudden Fed
eral Reserve Board regulation"
Short Notice Is Cited.
1t said that the regulation was
imposed on October 16 with only
SIS hours notice."
Senator Frear said he is in favor
OF relaxing the regulation at least
to the extent of permitting pay
ments over 18 months instead
of is.
Senator Maybank, Democrat, of
South Carolina, slated to be chair
man of the new Senate-House
committee to study the workings
Of the Defense Production Act,
said hearings on the automobile
credit complaints will not start
until the week Of November 27.
Evening star., 1950-11-13
Air Force Plane Crashes
Into Mountain, 4 Killed
BY the Associoied Press

GREENVILLE. S. c., Nov. 13.-
An Air Force C-82 transport plane
crashed into the side of a noun
tain late Saturday night, carrying
the four men aboard to a fiery
death.
Deputy Sheriff Waddy Brezeale
OF nearby Pickens County said IF
it had flown $50 feet higher it
would have got over the peak"
An investigation of the crash is
underway. The first report of it
came from a hunter who thought
he had spotted a forest fire. A
+ forest ranger discovered the
smouldering wreakage early yes
terday.
The plane was being transferred
from Maxwell Field, Montgomery,
Ala. to the Greenville Air Force
Base. salght
The victims were three crewmen
from a Pittsburgh Reserve wing
called to active duty last month
and attached to the base here,
and a passenger from Maxwell
Field.
The crewmen were Capt. John
Miles Struckrath. pilot; 1st 1t.
Robert B. Schmitt. co-pilot, and
S/Sergt. John Davis Bloomer. all
from Pittsburgh. The passenger
was S/Sergt. Walter o. Lott of
Pensacola. Fla.
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on the dirt floor in an abandoned
ranch cabin. There was no glass
in the windows, no door in the
doorway and the temperature was
9 above zero.
Despite her admissions, personal
and professional friends rallied to
DR.. Campbell's defense and said
she must have been mentally de-
ranged to have done such thing.
Will Seek Hospital Care.
Her attorney, former State Su-
preme Court Justice A. L. Zinn,
said her friends had offered ''hun-
dreds of thousands" of dollars for
her bond.
Mr. zinn and another woman,
doctor. a friend of the accused,
said DR.. Campbell had been under
great strain lately and had re-
Gently suffered a head injury in
a fall in her kitchen.
They said she talked irration-
ally after her arrest. FBI agents
however, said she had seemed
rational enough to them during
their questioning.
Nurse Placed in Cell.
Mr.. Zinn had a nurse placed
in DR.. Campbell's cell to watch
her continually and guard against
any suicide attempt.
DR.. Campbell took Jail calmly
asked for something to read, ano
quietly leafed through magazines
that were given to her. She had
little to say and kept a firm grip
on her feelings. She is a short
mannish looking woman, with
stright brown hair, a deeply lineo
face.
Santa Fe was thunderstruck It
learn the identity of the kid
naper-a prominent citizen in this
town of about 10000.
Tells Story of Capture.
Percy Wyly II, FBI agent ir
charge for New Mexico, told this
story of the kidnapping and cap.
ture:
After persuading Linda to come
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Kidnop Case Doctor Served Hospital Here

DR.. Nancy Campbell, charged in
Santa Fe, N. Mex, with kitnaping
Linda Stamm, 9, was described
today by friends here as highly
Intelligent" and sincere" Army
colonel's daughter.
Both DR.. Campbell and her FAM
lily lived here during the '30's
when the doctor served on St.
Elizabeths Hospitals staff and her
father, Col. Tilman Campbell, re-
tired, was in the Office of the chief
of Army finance.
st. Elizabeths Hospital Super
intendent Winfred Overholser said
staff members who knew DR..
Campbell were puzzled by her con-
duct in view of the type of per-
son she was thought to be. He said
she was we'll thought of at the
hospital. He did not know her
himself.
Other friends here noted re-
ports that DR.. Campbell had suf-
fered fall in her kitchen and in
jured her head. They said they
were sure the injury had some
thing to do with the kidnapping.
DR.. Campbell was described as
an idealist, whose mother worried
because she didn't wear makeup
and who liked to entertain her
friends by playing her large set
OF recordings of Gilbert and
Sullivan operettas.
Although DR.. Campbell lived at
st. Elizabeth while a resident and
psychiatric staff member, she
frequently visited at the Dresden
apartments where her parents and
younger brother lived, friends re-
called.
Col. Campbell, who retired in
1896 and is now 76, and his wife,
Laura, 68, are patients at the
Brooks General Hospital in San
Antonia, where they were taken
after an auto accident in October.
DR.. Campbell was born in San
Francisco and was an honor
graduate of the University of
Texas. She took her medical de-
gree at Yale in 1881, one of the
first women to do so. After in
Evening star., 1950-11-13
Williams Returns
To Lead in Michigan
BY the Associated Press

DETROIT, Nov. 13.-The see
saw race for the Michigan gov
ernorship, still undecided six days
after the State election, swung
back to the Democratic incum-
bent, G. Mennen Williams today
A change in the canvassed re-
turns from Macomb County
Strengthened out by a precinct
Election Board chairman's testi-
mony before canvassers, gave their
State totals, with official can
vases still narrowly incomplete
Gov. Williams. 935,128.
Harry F. Kelly, Republican
934,570.
Thus. with a half dozen of the
States 83 counties still to report
their official canvassed figures
Gov. Williams takes the lead by
a margin of $50 votes over his Re-
publican rival, two-time former
Gov. Kelly.
Strangely. in the unusual mixur
resulting from the States closest
Governor election in history
Michigan may still not know
whom it elected Governor-even
when Inauguration time rolls
around January /.
A formal recount of the State
vote seemed certain, and that may
take six weeks to complete after
the canvassed figures are all in
And canvassers aren't required to
report to the Secretary of States
Office before December 7, 80 days
after the voting.
Evening star., 1950-11-13

with her, DR.. Campbell left a note
for her father-written in a crude
and illiterate style. It demanded
that $4,000 in cash or negotiable
bonds be placed at the gate of the
estate or your child will die of
cold and hunger New Mexico
is an easy place to lose a body"
Mr.. Stamm Immediately noti-
fled the FBI, and Mr.. Wyly told
him to leave the money as directed
and hang a red rag up as in
structed in the note.
Then FBI agents, State and
city police, and sheriff's officers
filtered into the area near the
stone ranch gate and waited.
The spot is 3 miles southeast OF
here on U. S. highway IS.
FBI Is Pleased.
The FBI. pleased at the cases
quick solution. said it was their
most important kidnapping call
since the still unsolved Mattson
kidnapping the day after Christ
mas in 1895 in Tacoma. Wash.
That case ended in tragedy
Ransom was offered, but never
accepted. Weeks later the bat
tered. naked body of 1O-year-old
Charles Mattson was found in a
snowy field. The kidnaper, never
identified or captured, is still the
FBI's No. / quarry.
Evening star., 1950-11-13
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she had little sympathy for DR..
Campbell.
Il hope she will never be free
again to bring to others what she
has brought to us in heartaches
and worry" she said.
ut must not be allowed to hap
pen again the mistreatment
of an innocent child . the leav-
ing of little girl to the mercy
|of winter"
Linda is the daughter of Mrs.
Stamm and her divorced first hus-
band, John Matthews, son of Dean
Douglas Matthews. pastor emer-
titus of st. Johns Episcopal
Church in Albuquerque.
Dr. Campbell said she had en-
ticed Linda away from home by
promising to take her to her
mother - who was at bridge
party. She said she drugged the
child at her Office, wrapped her in
"a blanket and left her overnight