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Evening star., 1952-02-23
Msgr. Cartwright
To Be Honored al
K. oiC. Ceremonies

Mser, John x. Cartwright, rec.
Tor OF st, Matthew's Cathedral
viii be honored ut ceremonies to-
morrow and Monday by the
Washington General Assembly
Fourth Degree, Knights Of Colum.
bus
Approximately $50 will be in-
itiated into the fourth degree In
his honor at 2 pm. tomorrow in
the Williamsburg Room of the
Mayhower Hotel. Initiation into
this degree, which Is the patriotic
degree. Ia conducted each year in
observance Of George Washing
tons Birthday.
Or. George r. Ellis, Master Of
Fourth Degree. District Of Colum.
bia. will exenplify the degree.
Among the candidates will be the
Most Rev. Patrick Mccormick,
auxiliary bishop Of Washington.
and the Rev. John p. Mccormick,
rector Of the Theological 5efnin-
ary. Catholic University.
The Most Rev. Patrick A.
o'Boyle. Archbishop of Washing
ton. will preside at a dinner at
7 PIN. Monday In the MayHower
Hotels main ballroom. William
M. tehhok. supreme director, viii
be The speaker.
Others who viii attend include
Che REV. Phillip A fiahhaii, ehahs
teii6f OF The washington AFehs
diocese, and j0hH j. BastaeeI aeh.
erat chairman William Hl heahy
Will DO t0astmAstep,
Evening star., 1952-02-23
star stan PhUlU.

children out on November d.
1851 by December 10, when The
first Christmas program Was held
The Seh0oi had 10 adults ana 90
children tn January, 1885 the
seh00i WAS formally 0reanlSed
wlth DF, Linden D. b0dS0R 'aS
acting superintendent
Rev. kiRehelOe FlF6t Faster,
Fhe Rev. Robert h, Hlnehel0e
came A past0P Oh the EF0up In
June 1885, 10 was several months
later, ON October |, that the
church was formally 0PgaRlsed
and the beard OF trustees elected
Board members still aetlve In the
congregation Rre Edward HALEY,
james Meeafll gegrHe Hshbauah
and Herbert Weatherbpi In lb4B
the church AlilliRted with The
washington Association nj een=
areHatlenalse ehureheA,
Mr., klnpbelee STAYED until No.
ysmber /, leaving IN 40 10 the
Baltimore Council of IhlrehaA IA
executive AeeretHry, he waA hles
eeeaed by lhe Rev Wilmer y,
t0hnAteh, who served trem Mo-
vambar, ipAl, 10 MAY, ie4O,
The present paAi0r, the REV,
ilfle 4 brauhd ealhs IN May,
iB4B, tram AelvieB In The Navy
ghaDlalheE, A native Of 'i'pwahday
Pau Mrl BrAllnd IA 4 nrHduAle 0i
Asbury College, MahAheld State
Teachers College and YHle DlVlna
NV BehOOll He IA A member OF ihe
recently chartered blOhS elub OF
dpeenbeltI IA Il mason ana IA 4
director Of The washington fedu
eratl0n OF ehurehesl
Mpr Bpaund IA married. lives Al
F'0PestWaE street, 6PeenbeitI ana
has Q daughter Nancy o. and 0
sAD, Fred, "t.'
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Catholic Churches leHpId
Rural Schools Collection

The annual collection for the
League Of the Little Flower 10 aid
cath0lle schools In rural areas OF
tho washington Archdiocese will
DO taken Rt oil masses tomorrow
In churches Of tho archdiocese,
The Most Rev. Patrick A,
oHoyle, Archbishop Of Washing
ton. said that without that
leagues aid religious education
classes for 5000 Catholic children
would be severly curtailed. More
than $4,000 10 needed annually
to finance rural Catholic schools
and summer vacation schools oi
the archdiocese.
The Rev, Russell A. Phelan IA
director Of the league, which was
organized In 1924,
Evening star., 1952-02-23
unItarIens Sponsoring
Sundoy MeetIne Series

The Greater washington Com
mlttee for Unitarian Advance Il
now sponsoring . series Of alndal
meetings on religion for Frel
Minds" at the Woman's Club o.
Chevy Chase, 1891 connecticu
avenue NV,
DR.. A, Powell Davies, minister
Of All Souls Unitarian Church
Sixteenth and Harvard streets
NV, will speak at Q pm, toner
row on who Are the Unitar'
ians?W
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Foundry Church Laymen
10 Conduct Services

Laymen's day will be observes
tomorrow at services In Foundr,
Methodist Church.
John James lawson, forn,et
British Secretary Of state foi
War, will be guest speaker At Ii
Z m. MI. Lawson, author of "A
Mans Life" viii preach Oh 0Enp.
llsh MethodlSti and Britain f'o.
ha,ytfish viii conduct the . Din
service pun
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Pustor to Be Installed

The Rev, Frank Klein will b,
'insthlled as pastor Of the newl,
formed Bethany Lutheran Church
at $3.50 pm. tomorrow in st. Mat.
thew's Lutheran Church, 81;
Kentucky avenue Sc.
Preacher at the service viii
be DR.. Harold osterman. presi.
dent Of the Eastern District
American Lutheran Church. Tht
new congregation now Is worship.
Ing at the District Heights Fire
Department building.
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Neund Table Discussion

The Rev HebAsllAF Fl MlklAs
GlFeet9P OF adult education eathz
ellie University viii giVe the hpst
N a series OF Sunday Religious
Reund Table diseusslgns Al ilIB0
am, temerr0w In MeMah0n Hall,
eathellg University, Father Mlks
Ia VIII talk ON liHtralaht Fhlnks
ine IA Straight Believing Hubse-
queRt meetings VIII be held on
successive EunaHHs thrauHh
ApTil A.
Evening star., 1952-02-23

Eerrara ef Washington, 't
Llhht IL the Aevnets Of tht
tiOa,0O0 building, The lArut
clear windows on elthar AIds el
the structure ehAbleA daylIaht ID
Ha9d Into the spacious auditorium
and Into other parts 6i the ehurth
1'he feeling Of ample space h
heightened by The simple bul
WAflnsanpeArlha peWA and ghAhs
geI, which are furnished IN HHt'
uraI maplel The pulpit, sounding
hoard and eh0lp AtAllA Are IN Hbtl
urAl hhlshed blrehI Above the
altar IN the ehAheel IA AR ebOnB
black Gr0sbl
Shines HOaaht by Children
Al the epWSite end, Ab0Ve the
entrance m the church, "A a round
pgsRuStalned elaSs window hAVI
Ing pictured within u the tiIemt
Of 0Fbe AFk ana Fht eeVe el
Beside tine church stands 4 bgs
feat high pampRnlller AT tho top
Is an aluminium eFess II feet hlghr
Within the eampAnllle are eaFllE
lon chimes which are plAEea from
Evening star., 1952-02-23
lHRt0h Apba

0ahlslRg
ltS. u h U SH al
qualities the
Church AHhls
teetuFal Guild
Of America and
{ n q N 0 ~ h.
American Cons
Terence ON AFs
ehlteeture Al N
recent meetlne
\ AWAIapa n8ngF=
arE mention 10
The church. Az
elllteets fel the
struptufe wbta
AAul ....al Il a "A
Evening star., 1952-02-23
by cospOF Nannes

1he Greehbeit tMd1 60inffiu.
nifty Church IA one Of The most
attractive churches In The Wash.
lHGt0n Apea,
Evening star., 1952-09-14

juries, such as cuts, bruises and an occas-
ional broken nose ian injury common in
many sports).
Once the game starts the trainers are on
their feet or crouched along the sidelines,
alert for trouble or a time-out signal Occa-
sionally player will trot off the field
apparently in good shape, only to keel over
unexplainably when he reaches the side
lines. Pittsburgh Steeler trainers Neil Penn
and Jack Lee last year were startled to
see tackle of imposing tonnage come off
under his own power, then fall over with
crash at the bench. Penn broke an am
monia capsule under his nose while Lee
checked rapidly for broken bones. Actually
the trouble proved to be a combination of
nerves" and an injury to an arm muscle -
nothing serious.
Long Week End
"A TRAINERS job doesn't end with the final
gun. He's busy for couple of hours after
the game, patching and taping minor cuts
and scratches and packing his trunk. If the
teams playing away from home he even
Evening star., 1952-09-14
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Evening star., 1952-09-14
AEedics

the pain, strapped the shoulder They had
to work fast - the Giant offense was in low
gear without the ace ball-canier BY the
middle of the third quarter Price was feeling
fine. He went back into the game and ran all
over the opposition.
Trainers are on the field at every time
out. While water and towels are being
passed around, they're on the lookout for
any signs of deterioration. They check up
on old injuries and possible new ones. A
glance at players eyes, for instance, may
reveal that, although he's still walking
around, he has perhaps taken too hard a
blow on the head, should be removed and
examined by the doctor.
In championship game between the
Warrington Redskins and the Chicago
Bears, Sammy Baugh was knocked
down hard in the first few minutes Of
play. The great passer and brains of the
Redskin team got up and headed back into
the huddle. But an alert trainer yelled for
the team to call time. Led to the bench,
Sammy proved to be out ON his feet. He
couldn't remember single play.
The club doctor checked him over, found
there was no serious injury - merely a
bump that had brought on a temporary
dizziness. But time was vital to the Red
skins - they were sunk without Baugh.
Finally Sammy was taken to a black
board in the dressing room, given piece of
chalk and told to diagram few of the Red
skin offensive maneuvers. While trainer
stood by, encouraging him, prompting him,
the quarterback slowly moved the chalk
over the blackboard. Little by little, the
plays began to come back, the chalk moved
faster. In the third quarter Sammy was
back in the game The Redskins rallied and
with Baugh passing for two touchdowns,
they put on drive that scared the wits out
of the Bears, fell Just short of winning.
'Exom Tape % 1icaxb
kIcKoFFs are scheduled for 2 pm but the
game starts bit earlier for the trainers.
Johnson and Moret turn up in the dressing
room about ii O'Clock in the morning and
begin to mpack an outsize trunk which
contains over hundred items, ranging from
tape, gauze and disinfectant to bicarbonate
{for nervous stomachs caused by pre-game
jitters).
About noon the players straggle in. Prac-
tically every man on the squad has his
ankles taped. The athletes sit on table,
back to back, and trainers apply tape swiftly
and deity to SO pairs of ankles. In addition
to this skilled operation, there are some
times few old injuries that get special
protection.
Our main job is to prevent injuries"
said Johnson, slim, light haired man who
claims he's 35 but looks younger. That's
why this pre-game taping is so important.
Our goal is game where nobody gets hurt
at all and that sometimes happens - even
though football is admittedly rough
sport
Both johnson and Moret are licensed mas
seurs. naturally have an extensive knowledge
of anatomy. They agree with DR.. Francis ].
A. -.
Evening star., 1952-09-14

has to work against railroad timetable.
johnson. who also serves as trainer for
the athletic teams of Manhattan College, is
married, has two small children. He doesn't
see much of them during the football season.
when the Giants are playing out of town"
he says, ''I1l leave on Thursday or Friday,
get back on Monday and 60 straight to
Manhattan. Some week end"
Almost anything, it seems, can happen in
football game. One of the oldest casual
ties was reported by Moret.
II remember when I was working with a
college team and we were playing game in
September. 1t was darn tin the eighties.
The kids were really sweating and after
the game one of them drank so much
water he actually got drunk. It was
couple of hours before we could get him to
walk out. Strangest thing ever saw"
A trainers life can be trying at times. In
football, as in any contact sport, tempers
occasionally flare.
>>Cet Away. You -w
HERE's what happened to good-natured,
patient Sid Moret during Giant game.
He saw New York ball-carrier 60 down
with bang under storm of tacklers. A
time-out was called and he ran onto the
field to check up on the boy.
Get away from me, you - I" snarled the
back, who was afraid he might be taken out
of the game. Sid sighed, looked him over
and left. Later in the dressing room the boy
went over to Sid and put an arm around his
shoulder
what did call you out there?" he asked.
Sid smiled. ''Never mind" he said
You'll do it again next week." The End
Evening star., 1952-09-14

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Evening star., 1952-09-14
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Evening star., 1952-07-30

In Ashton Heights
Is this custom-built New England
Cape Cod-chestnut trim through.
out-porch, breezeway and garage
slate roof-a clever buy with
$4,000 down-S2S.750.
Evening star., 1952-07-30
HOUSES FOR sAlE-Mp.
ATTENTION VETERANS,
BUNGALOW-$1,750 DOWN
SHOW YOTIR WIFE

This lovely home and you'll have q
heck of a time" talking her out Of
sion). Built by owner for personal
home; approximately 2 years old.
on t4-acre level lot located in the
beautiful Telegraph I'd. area. l blk.
from Lanham elem. school; custom
ban bn5 es eiosefs sss1f sxssIfSnsl no4r
this world kitchen, high, dry base
ment, outside entrance. See this
amazing value; monthly payments
of $3.50. include taxes and ms:
M1 aa aPpT0sfa s ge pF1ee tor oieS nsDsc Cal
tion before sold
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC. 1920 K ST. NV.
Evening star., 1952-07-30
CROWN
JEWELS

JEWELS
Are These Rare, Rare
BUYS" (! =!
1895 Down. $88 Monthly
With taxes and insurance; 3-bedroon
rambler; beautiful iawn-Spot leSsly
kept--wooded area-nice neighbor.
hood.
Virginia Forest Area
" Acre
3-bedroom, brick rambler--fuil base.
area - Bendix - disposal ~ dish
washer--breakfast bar-S17, ,S6O-
low down payment !
Frontier Style
redwood and shingie-a real and
with 1replace-dining room COX
100 lot-hot-water heat-Sl4,750-
$500 down. i.
4 BedroomS-$16,950
Is this. long and low rambler-26-
It. living rm., colorful cedar shin
gle and window wall makes this
for young noderns-offers consid-
cred on down payment.
Sparkles Plenty
And we mean it--our pride is this
1852 rancher on large, large
wooded lot-in exclusive area--full
hn Apak
dining rooms bedrooms-plus
storage .attic--sales clincher Is the
bright kitchen. with Bendix, dis
posal, dishwasher and breakfast
bar-$16.950-low cash.
In Ashton Heights
q this custom-built New England
Cape Cod-chestnut trim through
out-porch, breezeway and garage
.-slate roof--a clever buy with
$4,000 down-S2S.75O.
So, 600 Down-Groveton
Save $1,000 -.
brick rancher on large
brignt equipped kitchen with break
fast Observation-Disclosures pos
session-$l5 900.
HE SAID
"GIVE THEM AWAY FREE" III
3ut his wife WON'T let him-so build
er offers these terrific 3-bedrm. ram
blers for $12,950 with $2,960 down
and $66 per mo. Selected. close-in
area, of Lee hwy. Stairway to FULL
EXPANSIBLE ATTIC for 2 more
bedrms and bath up-full bsmt.,
slightly higher.
CROWN REALTY, INC.
JE. 3-2611 JE. 4-39OO
-Os1 w. Broad st., Falls Church. Va.
Evening star., 1952-07-30
COUNTRY PROPERTY

MfDDLETOWN VALLEY - o.rooan
house. full bsmt.. modern eonven.
fences, situated on 1A acres Dor.
dered by mountain trout streams.
Pryor. MYERsV1LLlEso. Nd. @ @Sas7.M Ms: y;
SPARKS AGENCY, DU. 1895. so
Evening star., 1952-07-30
HIILCREST

Asking only $4,000 down, on q
beautiful 3-bedroom brick rambler.
refgr.; range and disposal, full
size din. rm., lge. utility rm., gas
a.-c., heat; spacious 125-ft. lot.
QUICK possession may be obtained
FRED BURGESS, VI. 2S02 TIL 8
Evening star., 1952-07-30
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

10 ROOMS OR MORE, suitable Tor
Tooming houses. downtown, CAPITOL
Hill or any. section close in. Furn-
lsned Or unfurnished. e. w. THURM.
MODERN. clean. q or 8 bedroom
nome in good d. C.. or nearby Nd.
location. Have substantial caSh.
MRS. Cox, LU. 2-S136 or ST. 1858.
PVT: PARTY desires invest funds in
limited number well-financed homo:
good rental area; immed. cash. BOZ
1aME66IAffiE$ fi$ti Cash for your hom. 3 Or
or Condition. pEIpe 81 ssza. 1ns sn 1888 1tSsetion
IF PROMPT ATTENTiONE IT to HHS NE sa,s
od.rt OF your home. business Or Invest
calI say Z. A. HgMPHRiEs. Resitor.
sos North Capitol. MA. $3.50. Free
appraisals. Results since 1919,
I WILL PAY YOU CASH for your
n;,Iaf, nn0ms. Any location, any condition.
SILVER SPRING AREA, 3 or 4 bed.
rms, 2-bath house, with full bsnit.
Must have either din. rm. or din.
L.: Nice neighborhood. Under S2S.-
600. MR.. ALLEN, Ia. 614I. Al
HOUSES FOR .rSy Cash yss TO sEIE ON
We will pay cash and sell ON
terms. Call us for q bid regard
less OF location or condition. CAN
a. once. No charge for consultation.
Jq,,le n Sne spot action. Call JOSEPH
Evening star., 1952-07-30
FORESTVIII.E

A substantial cash down payment
exceptional buy on a cute and coxy,
2-bedrm. brick bungalow; Just q
blocks from bus and shopping. This
immaculate home has many extra
features incl. f1repl.. equipped kit,
paneled liv. rn., 2 spacious lots and
Is IocaGsd In pleasant surroundings.
Evening star., 1952-07-30
MT. RAINIER

A superb Diet. brick house. 10 yrs.
old. Excellent construction, features
liv. rm. with firepl., separate din.
rm:. kit. with dining alcove, nice
bedrm. and full bath on 1st floor;
fun bsmt. with splendid recr. rm.
and bar; cedar lined storage for
clothes and rugs; lovely screened
porch; det. brick garage with
covered barbecue pit; nice yard,
fenced in rear; electric stove and
13-cu. It. Admiral refrigerator oil
h.-w.h- A real fine house. Near bus,
schools and churches.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
2412 MINI. Ave. Sc. LU. 4-0040.
Evening star., 1952-07-30
LANHAM
ST 900 total, PRICE

Cute as doll house. this Arm.
frame home is ideal for the small
budget; in new-houSe condition
most attractive kit, with beauty
craft cabinets and 9 Gu. IT. refgr
lge. lot with trees; Venetian blinds;
owners would like 81 300 down;
let us help arrange the financing.
McEWan & Vierlain
JU. S-3OS5. EV. 4-5O26.
Evening star., 1952-07-30

On MARYLAND hwy: No. 8. About lOS
suitable for development for resi-
GENITAL purposes or cemetery. such
iaIter use having been already estab.
llshed and a corporation formed.
Inc PROBABILITY is. that, for people
who understand this business, fhe
purchase Of this property would bs
,very pr9ntable venture, and the
Is S50.00O. We should be Tiad to
talk with you about this invesf-
ment. LOUIS P. sHOEMAKER, iSi0
k st. NV. MA. lI66.
Evening star., 1952-07-30
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
A Bit of Old GEORGETOWN

A Bit of Old Georgetown
To suit the artistic temperament
This studio home has charm and
personality plus completely re-
decorated and modernized. This un.
usual 2-leyel home has studio OF
den on 1st d.; lge. de luxe kit, liv
on upper level. Located conyeniently
to everything and only l blk, tc
parochial school. High elevation af.
fords view of all Washington, anc
beautiful shaded lot provides Sc.
clusion for the fiagstone patio and
screened porch. Det. gar. Owner
$1,000 down will handle!
Pomponio Realty, Inc.
2222 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500 Till 8
Evening star., 1952-07-30
AURORA HTTL,S

Spacious, custom-built, prewar. Eng
ish brick Colonial home with varie-
gated slate roof. in close-in Vir-
einia's most desirable section.
with fireplace, din. rm., den,
equipped kitchen and powder rm.
on 1st floor: 3 large bedrms. and 2
baths on End; ample closets; full
basement, recr. rm. with fireplace,
maids rm. and bath; 2-car built-in
garage; large beautifully Handicapped
corner lot with oak trees. Cali Mr..
Kronenburg. ia. $4,000; eyes,, ia.
2-7500. Ext. 116.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Courthouse Square, Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1952-07-30
LANGLEY PARK

41NOHI = 444V1A
Lovely Groom brick only
ia years old; blocks to
LANGLEY shopping center and
schools; immaculate interior;
fenced-in lot: first-floor powder
room; dishwasher and disposal.
4G loan with payments of
S7S per month after down
payment of only S3,250.
Sidney z. Mensh & Co.
Ma. GAO
Evening star., 1952-07-30
PARKT,AND

Asking $4,000 down, on . comfort
able 2-bedrm: bungalow. located on
pletely equipped kit, inclosed side
porch: Gear gar in a beautifully
handicapped lot, Convenient to bus
and shopping. FRED BURGESS. VI
2S02 Til 8.
Evening star., 1952-07-30

NEW ENGLAND COTTAGE. Sl2. 500
A real architectural gem on fenced
lot; quiet street; 2 blkS. from Col
lege Park trolley; full hsmt., gas
heat; So. $50 down will handle. Call
WA. 5000. ROBERT S. DAVIS,
Evening star., 1952-07-30

Owner leaving town-our loss is your
gain. Direct from owner, year-old
brick rambler; full bsmt.; fenced
lot. S73 mo. incl. everything. 5O26
Edgewood. rd., College Park. Nd.
re: 1884. $12,500. To reach:
mi. beyond U. Of Md, turn right on
EdQeWood I'd
Evening star., 1952-07-30
5U DOWIl-9OJ FET
ANDREWS FIELD
SALES 1NG.-l 0SU n SI. NV.
TODAY'S BEST BUY
EAsTPTNEs DETACHED

EASTP1NES DETACHED
Two bedroom home; immaculate
hardwood firs.. lge. expansible at
tic. Anchor fenced yard; $1I,500
Miss Dillon, cox b CO., UN. 1925.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-18

does happen. You get by with it.
You feel kind of SNUG.
That time a woman pushing a
baby carriage saw you just in time.
She was about to step off the curb.
You were several blocks away
then but she was cautious. A truck
driver was preparing to make a
left hand turn, you were away
down the street, his first impulse
was to go ahead, but he held it un
til you roared by.
Suppose that mother with hel
baby had been little less eau
tious. Suppose that truck driver
had been a guy like you who was
such a good driver he didn't have
to worry. Go take a good look al
that beautiful shiny car of yours
Imagine what it would look like il
you had crashed head-on into thai
truck. Think what it would cost Il
get it fixed. Figure how much yor
would have to pay out in doctor
and hospital bills if you came out
of it alive; or the funeral expense
your family would have to worry
about if you became a statistic.
Be careful, play it safe. Don't
be one of the number that viii 60
toward making up that frightful
target that the Grim Reaper is
counting on. Plan now to be alive
on January 2.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-18
of Interest To You. But 90.
Too Late To Classify
By RUSSELL KAY

You have probably noticed the
new slogan "Target 1877" that has
been featured in many newspapers,
on stickers and in other ways.
This curious emblem and slogan
has an important message for you
and every other citizen Of Florida.
Statisticians who make a business
of keeping a close tab on traffic IA
talities in the state estimate that,
on the basis of past experience and
record, between Nov. 20, 1852 and
Jan. 1, 1853 unless you and me and
a lot of other folks wake up and do
something about it 1877 people will
lose their lives in traffic accidents.
That isn't very pleasant
thought, is it? OF course, like
everybody else you figure that the
statisticians are talking about
somebody else. Accidents, you
assume, are something that only
happen to other peopieT Morgues
and hospitals are full of folks who
reasoned the same way.
To build up statewide interest In
safety the Florida Citizens Safety
Council has distributed a half
million of these warning Stickers
and the newspapers of the state are
coop er t lin 6 by publishing the
emblem and slogan in their papers.
1t suggests thaat you ask your
law endorsements officers what
Target 1877 means. They viii tell
you right quick, for in the line of
duty they have seen the victims of
automobile accidents breathe their
last on the way to the hospital or
on the highway.
If you don't think that number
1877 means anything stop a minute
and picture the situation in the 187
homes of these potential victims.
With Christmas just around tbs
corner it isn't going to help ths
enjoyment of the holiday season 1