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Coming EUents
WEDNESDAY, JULY 80

WEDNESDAY, JULY 80
Open house for enlisted mems
wives, Island Navy Wives
group, at Building l7s, 1880
pm.
Ladies Day Colt Tournament, K.
W. Coli Course. . 4. m.
Meeting. Junior ca. Commsree
clubhouse, 8 pm.
Meeting, Island City Navy Wives
Club No. %. Bldg. l7A n. &,
1880 am.
Cerebral Palsy Association for
Monroe County. meeting 1t III
Eaton Street, 9 pm.
THURSDAY, JULY 81
Social meeting, Junior, Woman's
Club, clubrooms, Q pm.
Rotary Club luncheon at l2:lS
pm. ST. Paul's parish haN.
Fleet Reserve Ladies Aux. Unit
IS, regular coffee, 10 am.
Beach Patio, Naval Station.
Navy Wives Bowling League.
Ms, / pm. Also open bowling.
Order OF DeMolay Boys. Scottish
Rite Temple, 1880 pm.
FRIDAY, AUGUST l.
Meeting Alcoholics Anonymous,
First Presbytsrian Church. Z
pm.
Meeting, knight Of Pythisy, Py.
THAN Hall. 10 Fleming st.. At
3 pm.
Key West Amateur Radio Club,
meeting, National Guard Ar.
mory, 1880 pm.
Fern Chapter No. Il, O.E.S.. OF.
ficers' Club, 8 pm, meeting.
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Miss HoH is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Hon Of 1908
Seminary street. 1t. Young is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Z.
Young Of Yakima, Wash.
Music for the ceremony will
begin at Sis a. m. Mrs. Thelma
Porch is the organist. Vocalist is
Miss Allene Spear.
Mrs. Charles E. Smith, Jr.,
sister of the bride-elect, viii be
matron of honor. A cousin Of the
bride, Margaret r. Scully, Is
maid Of honor.
Best man for the groom is 1t.
Lloyd E. Stiffler.
A reception will follow the
ceremony at the Fort Taylor Off,
GERS club.
No formal wedding invitations
are being issued. All relatives
and friends of the couple are
cordially invited to attend both
the wedding and the reception.
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0dAy ga az Az a. AhAs
The hostesses were Mrs. Roy
Schneider, Miss Olga Brost and
Miss Christina Sanchez, who as
sisted in receiving the guests.
The hall was beautifully decor
ated with trailing stephanotis
maidenhair fern and white satin
ribbon. Entertainment was pro-
vided by Mrs. Bob Rogers, who
Lead in several games. Refresh
inents Of cake, minis and punch
were served.
Those present were Miss Con-
chita Herrera, Mrs. Mary O'Blas-
ney, Miss Nellie O'Blasney, Mrs.
Jose Sanchez, Mrs. F. Carbonell,
Miss Frances Heron, Mrs. Betty
Schneider. Miss Olga Brost, Miss
Christina Sanchez, Mrs. Betty
Rogers, Miss Clara Armyaor, Miss
Rose Garcia, Mrs. Violet Caring,
Miss Vivian Caring, Miss Diana
Blanco, Miss Peggy Burton, Mrs
H. Barsanti, Miss Patsy Brenna,
Mrs. Dolores Caring, Mrs. c. J..
Carbonell. Miss Meta Valdez,
Miss Eleana victa, Miss Eliza
beth Rosam. Mrs. Flora Vega.
Miss Lydia Mejia. Mrs. Miguel
Bazo. Miss Hilda Diaz, Miss Mar
tina Bouza. Miss Dora Rodriguez,
Miss Isolina Casanova, Mrs.
Theresa Casanova, Miss Sandra
Carbonell. Miss Marlene Car
bonnell, Miss Claudia LaFe, and
Mrs. Richard L. Horton.
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Bookings Fun


Tomato Juice with Fresh Baesil:
Savory Fried Chicken. Steamed
Rice: Battered Snap Beans: Salad
Bowl; Bread and Butter; Fruit
Sherbet: Beverage.
tRecipe for Starred Dish tollowsl
ssvery Fried Chicken
Ingredients; One : TO ga pound
frying chicken \. cup flour. Ia
tea spoons salt. freshly ground pep
per Ito tastel. l teaspoon paprika..
u teaspoon n,nnosodium glaia-
mate. "a teaspoon dry mustard. u
CUP butter or margarine.
Method: Have butcher cut chick
en- breast, wings. legs. ard second
Soints 50 that you have 9 pieces:
make stock for gravy out Of Glib
lets, wing tips. neck. and hcns part
az back. shake 1oar. salt. pepper.
paprska. racnosodsam ggsisarase.
and dry mustard together In heavy
paper bag: add chicken pieces
and shake To coat thoroughly. Msls
butter or margarine in isinch ski
lee cxer moderate Aeai: add ehaek-
en- pieces and hTuwn well. Cover
tixhsly and eook untsl tender over
lcw heat. Remove ehieken ard
make gravy frun erippsngs In pan.
Makes 4 90 5 servings.
Ness; II chsekem sticks after n
Is covered add = sew tablespoons
og ssaek - skillet.
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GAMBLING CLIMAX
Continued From Pare Onel


the ten percent Of all the money
that comes into the place.
Any delinquents in tax paying
are investigated by the local Blu
reau of Internal Revenue at the
request Of the Jacksonville Col
lector
Monroe county sheriffs de-
partment which along with all
counties was recently queried by
Governor Fuller Warren on the
enforcement OF gambling laws, Is
now investigating the local situa.
ton.
Many of the 81 sheriffs polled
by Warren reported that they
had no gambling and no folders
OF gambling stamps in their
counties. Others made detailed
reports. like Dade County Sher-
in Sol y Henderson's statement
between Jan. and May 81.
Here in Monroe county the larg-
est crowd Of alleged gamblers ar.
rested in q year. viii come for .
preliminary hearing before Peace
Justice Roy Hamlin tomorrow AZ 5
p. m.
Two Of the persons wser arrest
ed for operating games Of chance
and bond set at $2so. The other
seven are charged with gambling.
They were rounded up BY Chief
Deputy Sheriff At The Rocks. Mara.
thon eolored iuke section last Fri.
day night. The Sheriif's Office BE-
gan its crack down on the gsmbl-
srs because At the violent deaths,
shootings. cuttings. and other dis
orders taking place there In the
last year. In the last month alone
there have been twc violent deaths.
ore justihahle homicide, and cae
alleged shooting.
Al the same time that the gsmhl.
tnx charges come before Hamiin.
he viii also hold . hearing On the
larceny eases cf Ray Bowling ssA
Lecnard Bradley. charged wisA
stealing SAT- from the VI. A. Par.
rish. Jr. fslliag ssatson In MsratAon
ea July II, the day ~ TIE mcst ~.
esrs AsratAcn shooting.
Listed BY TIE Jaeksunsiiie Cciiee-
tcr At iafsrnal Reseane % bssas
issued ganhling stamps in Hoy
West are
Bernard Vidal. upstairs. go Tru-
Ersa avsnae: Trancnainc cassSIie.
iies Whitehead street. Ne lac
- Garcia. lN9 Dssal street..
Doniago cSso. sR7 Trnman svsaus
!. 49, fegaana<s. - xhisehssd
street Oscar Moa1ne. rear 1919
TFuman sssnas. and Esarasas Rs.
srss~s~s. sss As.%aaa ssr~<s.
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LIONS CLUB DINNER
At MARTELLO TOWERS

The Liens Club win hsvs slssir
meeting and dinner Thvrsday
July 81 u Fest Martelle Tewers
~ $50 p.n,.. n was ssneuMesd
teddy. Members win ssssmhle
a. Me historic spei near M als.
perf. $. Brewnstsin. attendance
chairman said.
President Of iiss Ar and HE.
tericsl Society, Jss Allen, ssld
that HE Rotary Club would abe
use the facilities Of shs pisee
Thursday at neen. After He Nm.
eheen. HE group win -, cen.
dUetsd IN tsvr g sise ed ruins.
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WV Delegates
From, Key Vest
To Los angeles

Lacy Lee, Commander, and
Charles Machin, Past Vice Com
mander, delegat s to the 53rd
National Convent n, viii repre-
sent tn VIEW Southernmost Post
SOIL, Key West, Florida. at Los
Angeles.
Convention dates, August and
thru August 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lacy Lee left by
car and Mr.. Machin will leave
from New Orleans by plane.
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Continued rom Page Onel
issue Of $500. 900 made in 1850, this
is being financed not through Mon
roe county tax dollars but through
the State Department of Education
Capital Outlay Foundation Pro
gram fund.
The fact that the 1897 bond issue
is now closed off means that there
are no more taxes levied on home.
steads to pay it. o'Bryant said.
This past fiscal year also saw the
closing Of the General school bond
and interest account. closing off a
bond that dates back 10 1872. The
surplus remaining there Of s. 80. ).
% vas transferred 10 the General
school fund.
As far as Monroe county tax dol
lars are concerned. the school
board Ia clear Of all bonded sndehs.
efnssx. On TIE nsw issue Of 1880
$50 800 Of the $50 900 has already
heen paid off. 0'Bryant sad.
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labor costs. and % percent is wag
es of carpenters
The meeting beard Earl Adams
at TIE Quarterback Club On the
pruhlem 81 . scotbal fed far the
hiSs school team. Adams said hat
TIE eaub bad ASKED him 20 query
the hoard as 10 the seasibalssy oi
6o1ating s. Coo for sezadang fed
aInrg Pr.ncaana Sckoot.
osarysns sad tsss there il 70
hoge fer xxseh . nsoxe right n0S.
exxn tAxsgh BE ann<x fSss3 MharA
las h@en usea In unsatisfactory
Bgara members ySsed fa aGy a
Ase3 snsAasenaax@ fsnes tag SEA
TNs nsWsSfrg saAxxgwra 81 . 9r
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department. StOTe IeCOTQS, the
average woman goes on shopping
expeditions three or four times
a month, at which time she goes
to at least two stores, spending
a .pproximately 81 in each.
The nationwide trend toward
evening shopping hours is the
result of merchants opinion that
+ pie buy more, sometimes as
much Is per cent more - al
night ). One survey conducted
at the University of California
indicates that superior girl stu.
dents marry earlier than average
ones. In the past 10 years the
number of college students has
increased by IS per cents 1914 in
boy students and 34.l in girls.
II + r
I just have to stop at the
Pet Shop every once in awhile
for q lesson in Zoology. and
every visit i. a less N in won.
dsrmsnt' too.
The pet shop il something Of
an animal nursery these days.
what with Siamss kittens.
baby monkeys and slligators
and q shipment Of two months
old parrots eatin- their pablum
from the hand.
These parrots are - the
right age to star. talking; bob
bling around contentedlY and
chuckiins to themselves. In a
few days they will he cracking
fhsir seeds just like the big
fellows.
Sort Of refereed . spirited
melee between the great scar
lot eockatoos. Whatever 1t was
all about. they weren't saying
- not In English. that Is.
Ronnie. who was chauffeur
for the day. was adopted by
the woody monkey and II was
reluctantly she loossd her af-
fsctionats hold. and let US 90
again --- back to the world OF
humans and reality.
r r +
It's been a nice two weeks OF
shop hopping because I've had
company and it's nicer to do
things in two's than ones. My
husband has been home from the
seas and has accompanied me on
many shop hopping tours, and
often pointed out things l didn't
see. Well, he's on his way again,
and like Mr.. Ditty Box, has
sailed away again. So now you'll
have to start liking the woman's
point of view again, although the
mans view point s refreshing.
Nice guests arrived from New
Jersey too, to spend few weeks
and take the sting from Rom
MES departure.
= r r
All the fast operators aren't
drug store cowboys. You
should meet the ones at Don.
ald'si
r r 4
Do you shop by newspaper? it's
sure a GOOD way. Not onlp telps
you take ad, antage OF sales. but
helps build menus too. IL you
have large freezii.g compart-
ment you can shop by the week.
Anyhow, your newspapers will
tell you. Goo shoppin.s too.
f.~Nx. dot
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MarshalIs Have Boy

MarshalIs Have Boy
Mr.. and Mrs. william L. Mar
shall of $40 Petronia st. announce
the birth of an pound boy on
Saturday, June 26 at the Monroe
County General Hospital. The new
conner has been named william
Vernall. 49,
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Apply To We'd

Harry S. Chestnut OpDevSta,
% and Cecilia L. Clairwood, 10.
1916 Virginia street have applied
for a marriage license at the
office of County Judge Ray,
nond r. Lord.
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personnel meant all people in Gus
tody, even those opposing repatri-
alton. War prisoners. he added,
were all those persons who were
to he repatriated.
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Casualty List

WASHINGTON Rs-The Defense
Department today identified 81 bat
tie casualties in a new Korean war
list (No. 6l6l that included eight
killed, 80 wounded. two missing
and two injured.
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Miss Edna HOff To Be We'd Friday
To 1t. Robert C. Young Of The Macy

Chaplain John Elliott USN, will ofcae at the
Friday evening when Miss Edna M becomes the bride Of 1t
Young Gee USN u Naval Academy
lis The wedding takes place Friday, August at $50 p
at the Old Stone First Methodist Church.
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BPW Committee Chairn,en Named;
State Board Meeting announced

Committee l9521953 year OF the Kew
West Professional Womens Club
meeting held at the Wesley House street Mrs
Blanche president made following appointments:
Standing Committee Vocation Ms. Ka
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks 10 all the kind friends for
flowers, cards. kilograms. cars and
their kind sympathy in our bereave-
ment.
May God bless you is our prayer.
THE Nicely FAMILY
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Cater Rast-~ssse University u
Flogt3a's fnoshass nsatae-exy --- -
TIE naSsse gs.en q FtoFsas bred
vaee asasss ~h4eA n@rsass R&sse =
rssxs4s stIaasst, will race rexs
sssws~e ~ Nssse&k
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Son for Roberts

Son foF koherfs
Mr.. and Mrs. Emeil Roberts are
the parents of son born July q
at $50 a m. in the Monroe General
Hospital. The new arrival weighed
9 lbs. 6 o.. and was named Allen
Emeil. The Roberts live at 7 Ha-
yana Lane.
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Surprise Shower For Bride-EIect
Civen In Honor Of COnchita Herrera

Concha Herrera surprise shower by group
Of friends USO Club Tuesday evening" Of
gala preceding her marriage Frank OBlasney
nupa mass Mary of the Sea Church Thursday
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Levulose is the sweetest Of the
sugars.
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s~~.. -~~r- ..ssI..se. nss~s %
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All the fast operators aren't
drug store cowboys. You
should meet the ones at Don.
ald'sl
Evening star., 1952-08-17
Junior Teens Enter
the Fashion Class!

; G-R.A.R. 'Sheer Cord" corduroy
jumper. Knockout for parties, with its
pretty scoop neek-perfect for class
with show Of blouse! Blue. red. green.
spice, gold. Sizes 8 to l4-------s.e5
3 H. PIeoted Pocket Blouse BY
"chieky" in Sonforized cotton brood-
cloth with contrasting piping. White
with skipper, jade or eoroI. lo-l4.
3.95
3 I-corduroy "Boy" Joeket by
"KeIito" is foced with canvas to keep
its shope Hos leather ball buttons,
smart vent in back Winterereen, COP
per bark, turkey red, raspberry, clipper
blue, purple. parchment. Jv. Teens,
10 to IL; teens. 10 to l6---10.95
The Hecht Co., Teen Circle: Second
Floor, Washington; Second Floor, Silver
Spring; Third Floor, Parkington.
Evening star., 1952-08-17

At WASHINGTON, SILVER SPRING
& DARLINGTON, ARLINGTON
Evening star., 1952-08-17
"CoIIege Teen" Scores

3 A-"Fishwife" pIeoted skirt in
bright plaid wool. Rose, blue, green
pre- dominont =: 5.95 worn with 3B
Tuf Tie Neck Wool Jersey Blouse in
noyy. red, gold or green. Sizes 9 to IS.
! sos
c-corduroy skirt with fly front,
coin trimmed leather belt Rocket red.
evergreen. charcoal grey. brown, navy.
Sizes 9 to IS. .------5.e5
D-Botwins blouse is wool jersey
with clever dog eoIIor odornine the
new high neck. Navy. red, evergreen,
gold. heother grey Sizes 9 to IS. -5.95
E-Twin-poeketed wool flennei
skirt has snuotex woistbond to hold
your blouse. Navy, evergreen, spork
blue, fire rose-------------5.95 rose
3 EWooi Jersey Blouse with turtle
neck boosts horseshoe pin for luck!
Navy. gold. fire rose. evergreen. 9 to
-.
Evening star., 1952-02-06

England with whom the King was
$50 popular.
1T Is significant In this world
|of republics how the British Royal
House stood arm, not merly In law,
but In the. affections Of the
people" " Mr.. Nehru said.
Pope Plus was informed BY Wal
ter st. G. n. Roberts. British AM
|bassador to the Holy See. The
|ponti1 instructed that q telegram
|of coincidence be sent at once to
the Kings family.
In Ottawa flags on the Cana
dian Parliament and other build
|ings throughout the city were low
|ered. Aides said Prime Minister
Louis st. Laurent was deeply
shocked by the news.
In Cairo flags were lowered over
the British Embassy.
In Stockholm King Gustaf Vi
Evening star., 1952-02-06
ey The Associated press

II - = & = - 4
L LONDON, Feb. News ot the
death Of King George swept swift
lily over the British nation and the
5lWorld today.
i Flags were lowered In sorrow
Ito half Staff.
The British BroadcaSting Co.
ANNOUNCED the Kings death al
111:16 l6::l6 am. EST and then
Jclosed down for the day except
Ilfor news and shipping broadcasts,
Parliament. in the midst Of q
Elbitter foreign affairs debate, was
Expected to adjourn after meeting
Ito formally express its sympathy
Ito the royal. family.
Soccer matches, one a cup final
similar in this country to the
United States baseball World
Series, probably will be called off,
Theaters throughout the nation
CLOSED. , ~.
Law courts also closed. The
Lord Chief Justice. Lord Goddard
Ibis wiggeds head bent In sorrow,
ordered the closing after an
nouncing:
''I have some terrible news. The
King died this morning"
Prime Minister Winston Church,
III quickly called Q cabinet meet
ing.
The first BIC announcement
interrupted q school children's
program. The announcer said:
'eTtiS is London.
'tIt is with great sorrow that we
make the following announce
rnent.
''It was announced from Sand
ringham at 10.45 today. February
6, 1852. that the King. who retired
Ito rest last night in his usual
Ihealth, passed peacefully away In
Ihis sleep early this morning.
''The BBC offers its profound
sympathy to Her Majesty the
Queen and the royal family.
The BIC is now closing down
for the rest Of the day except for
advertised news bulletins and
summaries. shipping forecasts and
gale warnings.
Further announcements will be
made at HAS, IL O'Clock and
1915"
Silence followed.
The London stock and commod-
ity exchanges closed at noon
There was no trading on the Lon
don metal exchange. Lloys Of
London closed also about noon
tolling the famous Lutine bell us
ually used to announce losses.
u. N. Lowers Flags.
In Paris, United Nations Secre-
tary General Trygve Lie ordered
the lowering Of the flags Of the
world organizations so nations,
who yesterday concluded their
sixth General Assembly.
Mr.. Lie sent q telegram to Brit
ish Foreign Secretary Anthony
Eden expressing his profound
sorrow at the monarel1's death.
AT Gen. Eisenhower's SHAPE
headquarters outside Paris the
flags of Britain and the II other
Atlantic pact nations were low
|ered as soon as the news was re-
|Iceived.
In the West German capital Of
Evening star., 1952-02-06

Bonn flags were lowered on al
public buildings. News Of the
Kings death interrupted Chan
|cellor Konrad Adenauer at q
meeting at the chancellory.
Queen Juliana Of the Neither
lands was deeply shocked" her
secretary at Soestdyk Palace said.
Denmark's broadcast system In
|terrupted program Of light music
to announce the death. then began
playing solemn music.
In the Indian capital Of New
Delhi. officials said tomorrow
probably would be declared q day
LOT mourning.
Prime Minister Nehru told the
Indian parliament, the news was
"a surprise and shock. ] am sure
the house win deeply syrnpathize
with Her Majesty the Queen. Prin-
Icess Elizabeth and the people OF
Evening star., 1952-02-06

Iof Sweden was closeted for more
than an hour with his earl mar
|shal preparing formal messages Of
coincidence. It was expected that
81 days Of mourning would be pro-
claimed.
King Haak0n Of Norway sent d
message to Queen Elizabeth and
Queen Mother Mary.
Evening star., 1952-02-06
Topeoo,s, zip-Lined coots, overeoot.

Eeshoa Park Covert Topeoot; bue-sroy; long AZ; wos
Fsshion Park shetIsnd Topeoots bal eoor models brown
and ton poids checks; SO; long 3D. SO, 80;
Riehosd Prince coess; brown heather weeds
reg 20, ~. a. long &c. SO, 4o were $40 $40
II Richard Prince cheviot Topeoots; eroy herring
bone cofu weoves; reg. 36 A. long 38. &c. AZ
$56 --------------------~- ---~------------------$3 $36
Riehcrd Prince Rosan Topeoots ton, brown or oroy
checks pdds; reg 35 81, 38; long 56, 37 were $58
$36
Reherd Prince zip-Lined coats; checks heather mix
lures; reg 36; short 40 long SO; $56 --+---$36
Rehard Prince Covert Topeoots; brown noturo reo a.
short 81; were SoS $50
Gabardine Topeoots natural shode short 81, 40;
$50 Observation-Disclosures $36
"Roinfoi" Gobardins ropeooss; natural hode ree 36
AZ. a.: short 36 40; were SO. SO -----A------ $2S
Richard Prince overeoots; oxford brown B. Or D. B.
fleece henebone; reg 81. So; short 3o sos
Ney Blue Velour overeoati reg 81; Wos $4S
Ten cheviot oveecat epfut weoye; req SO; was $85.
Fine Herrinsbone cheviot overeoots; D. B. or in
oroy blue brown; reg SO; short 81 AZ long ss, 40
Navy Blue Fashion Park Chesterfield ovoreOut long 4o
. chsyot Plaid ovsseosts S p. PIue0oy reg. g. a.;
Fine Velour oyereoots; solid hode navy eroy brown
s 3. or D. 81 reg. 38, AZ. 46; long SO, 49, A. were s
Evening star., 1952-12-17
Youths Get Hearing
On Car Stripping

Four members of a teen age
gang accused of stripping cars IN
the District and nearby Prince
Georges County were to appear
to-day in county Juvenile Court at
lHyattsville.
Three older youths in the gang,
two Of them college students, are
out on 5000 bond each pending a
hearing in Hyattsville Police Court
January S.
Police identified the older boys
Jas Joseph w. Sapp. 10, Of Hill
crest Heights, a student at
Catholic University: John G.
Sauerwein. 20. near Upper Marl-
ooro. a student at the University
Of Maryland, and Francis Eugene
Wells, 10. Of Seat Pleasant.
All seven were arrested yester-
day by two Prince Georges County
policemen assigned to investigate
growing complaints of car strip
ping in the Kent Village area.
Pvts. c. j.. Vincent and E. r.
Gryszkiuewicz said they caught
five youths in the act of tamper-
ing with parked cars near the
Prince Georges Country Club
yesterday Two other youths were
implicated soon after, and more
arrests are expected to follow.
Pvt. Vincent said hundreds Of
dollars worth Of loot has been
recovered from q barn at Sauer-
veins home.
Evening star., 1952-12-17
Two Women Injured
In Traffic Accidents
In Northwest Section

Two women were hospitalized in
separate traffic accidents in the
Northwest section of the city yes
terday.
Mrs. Ruth Thomas, 48, of 23l0
Connecticut avenue NV, a CASH
ier at Jelleff's store, was struck by
a car as she walked across Con-
necticut avenue at Albermarle
street NV. She was admitted to
Georgetown Hospital with brok-
en- left leg and a possible skull
fracture.
Driver of the car was William j.
Harris. SO, of 3418 Oliver street
NV. legal adviser for the Inter-
state Commerce Commission. Mr..
Harris, who was going north on
Connecticut avenue, was charged
by police with colliding.
Mrs. Rose P. Pearlman, 81, of
3700 Livingston street NV, was
admitted to Doctors Hospital with
facial cuts and a dislocated hip as
a result of a two-car collision at
Thirty-Sixth and Alton streets
NV.
According to police. Mrs. PEARL
man was a passenger in car
going north on Thirty sixth street
driven by DR.. Shirley P. Leva, 81,
3065 Porter street NV. Dr.. Leva S
car collided with another car go
ing east on Alton street driven
by Mary K. Fisher, 81. of 1901
Massachusetts avenue NV, po-
lice said.
DIR. Leva was treated at the hos
pital for a scalp cut and released.
A corporation counsels hearing is
set in the case for January 7.