davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1951-04-12
Junior and Teen-oqe Shoes,

Junior and Teen-oge Shoes,
4.95 We're 7.95 to 995
100 poirs in group. Potent, suede and eoIf-
skin in dress and sports styles. Broken sizes,
4h to 9.
100 poirs ChiIdrens' and Misses
Casual Shoes, 2.e5 We're s.4s and s.9s
Ekskin and muiti-eoIor suedes. Broken sizes,
Sk TO 8.
WGL-Junior and ChiIdrens' Shoes,
Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-12

Broodeloth Hondboes, $50
,Oere 500
81 bags in the group Boxy and pouch style.
with top hondles. Nicely fitted with purse,
mirror. Some with xippen. royon lined.
Block, brown and navy.
Were Now
Evening star., 1951-04-12
Boys Wear Reduced

WSIS NOW
Sc Wash Suits. Feotherweieht
cotton oobordne boxer shorts
With knit shirts. Brown, blue
and eroy in group. Sizes
to $50 2.S5
~ Knit Shirts. Horizontal pin
strikes with solid color trim,
Sizes 8 to 18----- $50 1.S5
So Knit Shirts. Cotton. horizon
toI pin stripes in gray. Sizes
10, Ia, l6, l8---- l.95 lis
IL Robust Student Sumo weave
Suits, light summeweioht fobrc
obeled for content Ton, sizes
Sc, 81, SO, 80 ------- 1875 1885
l3 HopaIons cassidy Robes.
sizes 4, 6, 8, lz ----------- s:e5 s.ss
7 Ski Points. woter-repelIent
poplin and corduroy. Sizes 5, $500
s, s, 10, l2----------- $50 3.s5
s Corduroy Wool-lined Joekets.
Now sizes T. 3, ID $50 4.s5
3 Western-style Roineoats.
Woter-repellent with Western
print Innings. Size 4 -- 895 3.S5
z Convertible Joekets, cotton
eobordine one side, wool plaid
on the other. With hood, sizes
16 to 1875 12.85
45 Junior Twin-end Ties in
foncy prints nts------------- 100 Use
W6L-Boys' Apparel. Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-12
IS Mems Corduroy Sports
Coots, 9.85 were 1925 to 1000

A large selection Of eolors including brown, dark
green, light blue. light green, maroon and sroy.
Sizes "a to a.. Every size not ovoiloble in
every color.
Were Now
500 Poirs Foney Anklet Hose.
Royons and foncy link and link
cottons in wide assortment Of
potterns and colors. Sizes lOI2
to II --------- .----- 35c 25e
$50 Pairs Cotton Poiomos. Coot
and MILDLY styles in foney stripes
and novelty potterns. Sizes A,
B, G, D -- Ats 3.45
400 Mems Neekties. Quolty
royon fabrics in q wide range of .
ottroctive bold and spaced de- OOto 35e; 3
signs so for 100
~ Imported Fur Felt Hots.
Lined and unIined models with
welt and bound edge brims.
Groy, willow or brown. Sizes
ga, 6B. IVA TO ia only $500 S.S5
WGL-The Mems Store, Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-12
Bothing Suits, 4.25

13 Iostex swim suits. One-pie'
blue, red, green and oquo. Siz
I26 Pieces Assorted Sportsweor
Including skotine skirts, vests
bIouses. sIoeks and skirts ir
wool, royon and cotton. Assorted
sizes and colors --..---
~ Pairs Wool SIoeks in eroy
brown, green and navy. Size.
10 to l8 ----
So Sport Dresses in one and two.
piece styles. Wool, royon IL
in size u to l8. Assorted color.
IS Sport Dresses in wool onc
royon. Assorted styles, size!
and coIors --------
81 AII-wooI Knit Suits in os-
sorted styles. Green, beige,
wine, blue and brown. Sizes l.
to 18 -------------
WGL-Sportsweor, Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-12

lerse seIeetion-eosuoI and afternoon types.
Rayon erepes, taffetos. pIoids. Royon Weather.
weave suits. Assorted eolors. Misses sizes.
Evening star., 1951-04-12
Rain and Shine Coots Reduced

Cotton eorduroys, Foyon sabordine, or all-wooI
sobordnes. BeIted and box styles. Some with
gin Iininos
Evening star., 1951-04-12
Junior Misses Dresses, 5.95
and 7.95 Oere 1925 to 22.95

100 in group. Trim and dressy styles in royon
crepe, faiIle, veveteen and wool. Lovely
pasteIs os we'll os vivid dark eolors. Sizes
to IS.
Were Now
14o Junior Skirts. Wool fIon-
nes, ploids, jerseys, foiIIe, cor
duroy and veiveteen in dressy
and tailored styles. Sizes to 5.o5 to 3.s5
IS -.----. - ----- l695 G5.e5
80 Evening Gowns. Fluffy nets
and toffetos, veveteens and
sotns in soft posteIs and also $500 to 7.e5
dorker coIors ---- 1926 TO 1926
WGL-Junior Misses Apparel, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-12
Misses Dresses Reduced

and Suits. Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-12
Sub-teen Skirts, 3.95

We're 5.95 to W.15
81 in group. veIveteen, wool jersey, rayon
foiIIe and wool flannel. PIoids ond solid eolors.
Sizes 10 and IL only.
WGL-GirIs. Apparel, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-12
Furniture Greatly Reduced

I Side Choir. Modern, bleoched
mahogany. Scot and back in
rose cotton upholstery
! Arm Choir. Mahogany ve-
neer, green striped scot
I Drop-Ieof Toble. Extension.
Solid mahogany. Three 10"
] Drop-leof TobIe. Mohoe-
any veneer, wheot finish
3 Coffee Tobles. Mahogany
veneer, blonde finish-----
! Soto. Tuxedo style. blue
eroy upholstery. One long
down-fiIled cushion
] Lounge Choir. Button back.
Rose cotton cover
Evening star., 1951-04-12
ToIe Troys, 100 to 800
Notions Reduced

Is PIostie Garment Bags,
"Windo Kleer" plastic in Sc"
length with As" Upper. Six TO
eight eorment eopooity --
10 Topper Halo Hot Stonds,
adjustable with pliofiIm covers.
3 to the set --------
4S Three Little Squirts." new
suds concentrate sofe for home
fobrics NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IS Poirs Shoulder Pods. snop-
in style, washable in black only
500 Pieces Hem Facing, assorted
colors, 2M yords to the piece
WGL-Notions, First Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-12

Little Girls Rain Copes,
1.95 We're 3.95
IS in group. Assorted pIoids. red. green and
blue. Sizes 3, 4. and 6.
WGL-JuveniIe Apporel, Fourth Floor
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-03

N THE CIRCUIT COURT or. THE
sIxTEENTH JUDICIAL CinCUIT
or THE STATE Of FLORIDA
N AND r0A NONROE COUNT.
~ CHASCEHY.
caAe No. 1851
WILLIAM JENNINGS sLAnE.
Complainant.
rs. DIVORCE
FRANCES BELL. SLApE.
SoTrcE or ruBLICATiON
TO: Frances Bell SHADE.
1917 Liewe1iyn Avenue.
Norfolk. Virginia.
YoC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suis for Divorce has been filed
AHafnse you herein and you arc re-
ouired TO serve d copy OF your An
swer to the Complaint for Divorce
On the Compsairant's Attorney. and
ftie. the original answer In the OF.
flee ef the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court. on or before the 18th day 81
August. "A u. 1851. tn the above
entitl<d tanse: otherwise the al
ieeAtlons therein will be taken a.
HONE and ORDERED at Key
West. Aonroe County Florida. this
i 9Th day of July. A.. 2; 1851
Clerk OF the Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida.
~ esd, f'ief&nce r saver.
la, roas q wATkfNs
ATTORNEY FOR Complainant,
HEX fusat STREET,
Key west, Ffnrida
July Is.2nss7; ang ,. 1851
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5oLsgal Notices
ffsanffrs,a4S

airy stamps.
The Sale. II and when made. shan
pc subject TO the Trustees reserve
Ing unto themselves 1885, Of the
phosphate. minerals aud metals ana
- = Of the petroleum thereon or
Hereunder
THE TRUSTEES or INTERNAL.
IMPROVEMENT FUND reserve the
right 20 reject the sale.
bl ORDER OF the Trustees az
the Internal Improvement Fund Of
the State Of Florida
FULLER WARREN.
.,,..,. Governor
f. c. ELLIOT. sec.
Trustees I. 1. Fund
Observation-Disclosures
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so-Legal Notices.

described as follows: Commence
ing at the intersection Of the
southeasteriy property line OF
Fourth Avenue and the SOUTH
westerly property line OF Ma
ioney Avenue. run southeast
erly along the S0uthwesteriy
property line OF Maioney Ave-
nue. for a distance of TOO feet
20 a point: thence with a de-
Elected angle TO the right or
i2' and as and continuing In
a southeasterly direction for a
distance OF zoo feet to q point:
thence at right angles and In
southwesterly direction for a
less. to n point on the shore
line of the straits OF Florida.
said point also TO be known as
the point of beginning of the
property hereinafter described:
from said point or beginning.
continue southwesferiy and at
right angles tn Maionev Ave-
nue. for a distance OF 1909 feet
10 a point: thence at right an
giles and soufheasterly for
distance of 900 feet Ia point:
thence at right ANGLES and
northeasterIy for a distance OF
-GB NErt ffftAsh " ttsC rettff Wis
thence nseander the shoreiine
in a northwesteriy direction
for a distance OF SEQ feet back
TO the point OF beginning. con-
tanning s.2s acres. more or less.
The Purchaser Is required to- pay
The advertising cost and document
arv stamps.
The Sale. if and when mades shall
be subject TO the Trustees reserv-
Ing unto themselves TsE Of ths
minerals and metals and
soc of the petroleum thereon OF
THE TRUSTEES OF INTERNAL
FUND reserve tn,
right to reject the sale.
hi ORDER OF the Trustees o.
the Internal Improvement fEnd o.
the State OF Florida.
Goyernol
r. c. ELLIOT. Sec,
Trustees I. ]. Fund
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s6Lsoal NoHces

OF THE STATE. or FLORIDA.
INLAND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
CHANCEHr CASE NO. l9-STe
JAMES 4. HUGHES.
Complainant.
RUTH HELEN mic EEs.
NOTICE nv PUBLICATION
TO: RUTH HELEN HUGHES.
3sak Coierain Avenue,
Cincinnati. Ohio
YOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED
AND REQUIRED TO serve o copy OF
your Answer 10 the Complaint for
Divorce ON the compliments At
tofneys and to file the original An
swer IN the office OF the Clerk of
the Circuit Court on or before
August zefh. A. ID. 1851. In the above
entitled cause. otherwise the aile-
cations therein will be taken as
DONE and ORDERED at Key
West. Monroe County. Florida.
this 18th day of July, A. d. 1851.
tCiHCI@1T COURT
SEAls1 EARL n. ADAMS.
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
Monroe County. Florida.
By: Florence r.. Sawyer,
Deputy Clerk.
ALLAN n. CLEARE, IR,.
Attorney for Complainant,
SEA HhffeheAd Street.
Key West. Florida
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TWINS

= - -
We invite you To- See our Cars
81 Plymouth,
81 Hudson Super 4-boor. Radio
81 Kaiser 4-Door Hyd.
so Ford Crestiiner Cd, Radio
so Plymouth 4-Door Heater
so Studebaker ,Corndr.
so Hudson Club Coupe 3D.
40 Lincoln Club Coupe Radio
40 Kaiser Traveller
4S Buick Super 4-Door. Radio
48 Hudson Super 4-Door
48 Packard 4-Door. Cd. Radio
48-47 Kaiser & Frazer, Cd.
AZ Studebaker Club Coupe, Radio
AZ Ford 4-Door, Radio, Heater
~ Pontiac 2-Door
40 Ford 4-Door
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FOR THE BEST IN trailers. New
and used. Pan-AInerican Star
Tefa-c Cruiser. AZ months to pay
M.Ms Distributing Co.. 920 South
Federal. DANA, Florida. Phone
5000. fe' july27-ti
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N-Motor Bikes and Mo.
tor Scootsrs

l949 Psi Powell Motor scooter.
Fair condition, si25. See at lilo,
Georgia Street after 4 pm.
/, -. aug2-6tx
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WE HAVE . large selection Of
good clean house trailers at the
lowest prices in Florida. With
terms less ting rent. Come see
us. Free overnight lodging. Free
Dr. =. cry. Harper Trailer Sales
$3.50 b. ". 18th Avenue. Phone
8s-eSS7, Miami. Florida.
jun29-30
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S--Female Help Wanted

SPARE TIME - Earn up to $500
monthly as plastic party de-
monstrator. Easy, dignifie d.
MARCY PLASTICS, 4i47 Olive,
81 Louis, Mo. aug3-ltx
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WANTED: Work skiif. Condition
: not important, Phone 1850.
- augl-4t
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and Motors

FOR SALE: Ten horse outboard
johnson. $4,000. Good condi-I
ton. l425 United St. augS-1tx
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"a LaSALLE. electric refrigera-
tor, apartment size gas stove.
Excellent condition. Stock Island.
Trailer Park. aug3-3t
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OF TRAILER with new 49, porch.
Reasonable. Joe Gaines, Over
seas Trailer Court, Stock Island.
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WOMAN for house work and care
for children. Automatic wash
er. Time off. 90l Duval, rear.
Augl -3tx
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MAID WANTED. Working hours
ll:30 to 4:30. Phone IS.
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WAITRESS WANTED. Delica-
lessen. Simonton and Truman
Phone 1861. aug3-tf
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i2' CYPRESS Knuckle bottom
skiff. Cheap. excellent eondi-
ton. Cali i i1oo. Ext. 33s, 8to 1
Pm august
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WAITRESS ana curb girl wanted.
Apply IN person. Ponce's Bar
be-cue, 70l Simonton.
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.orscE uSDEn FICTITIOUS
NAME STATUTE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned. desiring 20
Engage In business under the ftc<
fitious name Of s'The Key Wester
Hotel and Motor Court, south
Roosevelt boulevard. Key West,
Flarfda, Intend to register the said
ftrfifiuux name with the Clerk Of
the GREAT Court OF Monree Coan-
Is. Florida
Dated Isft IS. 1851.
CHARLES HELBERGs
BENJAMIN O. KILPATRICk.
5ul1e- 81 :xuKs -io.Issi
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1912 FORD .ciub coupe. Very
good condition, good tires, new
battery. $465.a0 cash. Apply Sol
Virginia Street. $ 10 I PM
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SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE

SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
has openings for student opera
tors. No experience necessary
Good jobs with many promotion
opportunities for girls who are
high school graduates. Ages 10
through Is. Regular pay increases.
Interesting work. Apply Mrs.
Peters, Employment Office, $50
Southland. Monday through Fri
day. july5-tf
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NIGHT WAITRESS. Apply Land
O'Sun Dairy. Augl- st
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NEWSPAPER CARRIERS


REGISTERED nurses needed at
Monroe County Hospital. Phone
Mrs. Brown, i045. luiySl-s'
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NEW ANDpsEp. Leading makes.
Low down-payment, terms
Trade anything Of value. Jesse
Gill. us Caroline St., X. W., or
ll56 N. W. 36th ST., Miami.
july23-l2ts
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l3h's boat, cupboard motor and
:, trailer, $4,000. Phone loi5-W.
~ J" NJ julyS0-6t
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l0-Male and Female Help
Wanted

APPLICATIONS are now being
accepted at Fausto'S Food Palace
for produce girl, experienced meat
wrapper, cashier. Apply in person.
Augl-tf
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REBUILT vacuum cleaners for
sale. Phone 5ss!xM, 5
t%Ef 4 july2s- 2st
Evening star., 1951-09-01
September's r Revives Royal Reposts

going on at least since 100 BIC,
when the Chinese and the Ro-
mans cultivated them under the
sea. They ate them then be-
cause they were tasty, but mod
ern medicine men have added
another inducement - they're
rich in copper, iron. iodine and
vitamins.
Today they're grown all over
the world, except on shores
washed by polar seas. The
French like green oysters and
fatten them in water thick with
green plant food to tint their
flesh.
But American oystermen lead
the field, dredging or longing
IS to 80 million pounds of oys-
ter meat a year, two-thirds of
the worlds production. The
biggest catch is in Chesapeake
Bay.
Oyster stew, the oystermen
say with a sad, nostalgia sigh,
has replaced oysters on the half
shell as the most popular way
to eat Crassostrea virginica.
Fried oysters and oysters on the
half shell run valve.and-valve
for second position.
Evening star., 1951-09-01
By jack Jonas
III. Septembe-R!


oysters on the half shell,
oyster stew, oyster soup, fried
oysters, oysters a la this and
oysters q Ia that are appearing
on washington menus again.
And, say the gourmets and
the just plain hungry. it's about
time. It's been a long stretch
since April. when the bivalve dis
appeared from the list of good
les in the restaurants.
But good old Crassostrea vir-
ginica. chief among American
commercial oysters, hasn't been
idle.
He's been getting fat and
plump and juicy, eating like an
oyster. And he Cor she, as the
case may be-in an oyster, it's
hard to tell) has been busy re-
plenishing the oyster supply. .
In Chesapeake Bay. the worlds
greatest oyster bar, trillions of
eggs have been produced by the
female oysters. But only a small
proportion Of these eggs are fer
tilized.
II that weren't true, the Ma
tional Geographic Society tells
Evening star., 1951-09-01
Brothers Held in Theft
OF 300 Bushels Of Peache,
gy the Asseeiotsd Pros,

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, Sept
1.-Two Charles Town, w. Va.
brothers are being held here on
grand larceny charges IN connec-
|tion with the theft Of about 800
bushels Of peaches from orchards
and packing sheds in Berkeley
County.
State police identified them as
Paul E. Hostler. 81, and Alex Host
Ter, 90. Officers said they caught
the pair at nearby Arden with a
truckload of peaches stolen from
the Harry Barrett orchards.
Investigators had been on the
lookout for a week. They reported
the brothers visited the packing
sheds at night, loaded buShel
baskets of peaches into their car,
collected them at a building they
rented for the purpose in Charles
Town and then shipped them by
truck to Washington for sale in
the produce market there.
Evening star., 1951-09-01
Potomac Drowning Victim
Found After Air Search

The body of Richard j. Kliver,
4l-year-oid drowning victim found
by private air searching party
after the official hunt had been
abandoned, will be returned to his
hometown of Ridgeway, Pa, today
for burial.
Mr. Kliver's body was spotted
yesterday by observers in two pri-
vate airplanes hired by the dead
mans brother in law, Willard
Wiles, New Rochelle, N. Y. The
body had washed ashore at the
mouth Of Piscataway Creek, about
2 miles south Of Broad Greek
where Mr.. Kliver fell into the
Potomac River Sunday from q
motorhoat.
MIR Kliver. who lived in the
George Mason Apartments, 4317
North Fourth street, Arlington.
was a jeweler at the Engineering
and Research Corp. Riverdale,
Md. He was a bachelor.
Prince Georges County police.
county rescue squads and the
Coast Guard searched unsuccess-
fully for the body until Thursday
when they decided to give up. Mr..
Wiles then hired A. r. Rosson.
manager of the Falls Church Air
park, to carry on the search n
two small planes yesterday.
Evening star., 1951-09-01
Arlington Prober Finds
No ToW-Truck Favoritism

Arlington police 1t. Frank C.
Palmer, investigating a complaint
of police favoritism toward GER
tain tow-truck operators in the
county, has been unable to find
evidence substantiating the charge
so far.
He Is continuing his investiga-
tion, according to Public Safety
Director Carlysle Johnstone, and
will meet with tow-truck opera
tors next Thursday to discuss the
problem.
Mr.. JohnStone said 1t. Palmer
was assigned to the investigation
shortly after a Washington paper
published a report that police
graft Influenced tow-truck opera.
tions in the county.
1t. Palmer Is expected to work
out a schedule whereby all tow
truck operators in the county will
be summoned in a regular turn
by police who must remove wreck
age from the county's streets after
an accident.
Evening star., 1951-09-01
Montgomery, Red Cross
Moves Temporarily

The Montgomery County Red
Cross will temporarily move Jus
headquarters into the Americana
Building, 1905 East-West high
way, Bethesda, on September 10
now that its old Offices have been
sold.
zoning difficulties have delayed
construction of the chapters new
headquarters on land donated by
Sam Fig.
The office will be open Monday
through Friday from $3.50 am. 10
4:30 pm. The telephone number
is the same as at the old Office,
Oliver 1896.
Evening star., 1951-09-01
Judge BowIs Out
TripIe-Porker Who
Yelled at Officer

A Fairfax man who triple
parked alongside a double-parked
police car and bawled out the
policeman was chastened by an
Alexandria judge yesterday.
Paul E. Meyer, %, of the Wood
ley ills Trailer Camp was fined
SIS and given a suspended To-day
jail term for impeding traffic.
On hearing the sentence, Meyer
a reflection on the We
racity of Pvt. Charles Baber, the
arresting officer. Judge Harry F.
Kennedy Immediately held Meyer
in contempt Of court and told him
to apologize to the officer. Meyer
refused and was ordered jailed for
"a hours.
Meyer told the court he shouted
at the policeman for impeding
traffic.
Evening star., 1951-09-01
4 Caught in Nearby
Virginia Gambling
Raids Found Guilty

Three Alexandrians and a Fair
fax man pleaded guilty in Fairfax
Police Court yesterday to gam
bling charges placed against them
after two raids last month.
Continued for sentencing until
Wednesday were the cases of
Lester E. Scott, 40, Of the 100
block Abingdon drive; Lemuel w.
Kyer, 36, colored, of the 300 block
South Patrick street, and John j.
Wineow. AZ. Of the 200 block
street, all of Alex
andria, and Howard P. Carter, 80,
of Holm Hall Village, Fairfax.
Scott was arrested on July 6
when a raiding party entered the
Washington road home of Carter
and found him answering bettors'
telephone calls. He was charged
with accepting bets on horse races
and operating a numbers game.
A warrant was later issued for
Carter on a charge of permitting
and aiding and abetting the gam
bling operations in his home.
Twelve days later, police raided
an apartment in Fairfax, where
they said they found the biggest
horse betting and numbers opera
ton in the county. Scott, who
police said was paying the rent
on the two-roon apartment, was
charged with permitting opera
tion of lottery and setting up a
gaming operation.
Wineow and Kyer were arrested
in the raid and charged with
operating q lottery and taking
bets.
Both raids were conducted by
the Groveton substation of the
Fairfax Police. Capt. James H.
Mahoney, 1t. Richard Utz and
PvtS. Clyde Stallings and David
Eike participated in the raids.
Evening star., 1951-09-01
Youths Arrest Brings Return
ct Representative n Suits

Arrest Of a 17-year-old Ar
lington boy has resulted in re-
covery of three suits and tuxedo
belonging to Representative Nc
CURE, Democrat, of Connecticut.
Alexandria police, who arrested
the colored youth. said he also
admitted stealing SIS from coin
boxes in washing machine rooms
of Is apartment houses, mostly in
Bancroft. Police said the youth
recently escaped from the Han
over Industrial School for Boys.
Mr.. McGuire's suits had been
stolen from his secretary's car,
along with a portable radio and
other items Of clothing, on Au-
gust "a. They we're recovered
from the boys home in Wash
ington.
The youth was arrested as he
attempted to flee from the base
ment of an apartment in the 800
block of Tennessee avenue early
Evening star., 1951-09-01
Oxon Hill Man Faces
Murder Charge in Fiqht

James Roger Phelps, 35, of the
5000 block of Livingston road,
Oxon Hill, today faces grand jury
action on a murder charge as the
result of a free-for-all fight in
his home August 5.
Phelps is accused of Staying
Jerry Michael Sweeney, 81. of
231 Lynhaven drive, Alexandra,
in the brawl, in which Phelps
and a woman were injured.
The defendant, machinist at
the Naval Gun Factory, was or
dered held for the Prince Georges
County grand jury after a pre-
Iliminary hearing yesterday before
Trial Magistrate Nita S. Hinman
Crane in Upper Marlboro Police
Court.