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Mt PLEASANT STUDIO APT

MT. PLEASANT STUDIO APT
Suitable small family utils. incl.
M $50 P II: Ms 1852 1855 Lamont st
nw.--Newiy decor apt. with, en-
trance hall. liy rm., kit; and Gi'
nettt Bedrm. and bath. $500 mo
See janitor to inspect
ai3I MONROE ST. S.E.-Liv. mi.
bedrm., dressing rm.. kit. bath
pvt, entr.; or employed NO
DowSTIowN--3 rms. child or pei
accented. I44s N. ST. NV. GO
ss S:Y1 Isl ST. NV. AT VAN BUREN
RIA. 3-O72O. . rms. kitchen
cite and bath; smpl. couple, $45
,S siil' J lGSlIE ST., near walter
Reed--Bsmt, apt, rms, XII: ano
beth s Ideal for RENE TGFk Isss.oS oSSRie
2 BEDROOMS. Mv rm. kit, PVT
bath; newly decorated. Call NE
GE siSsei: Cherry Hill Apis.
1924 Wise. ave. n.w.-bedrm., nv
rm., kit; bath. Air eond; overlook
ing the Potomac utiis, in nd S Snn,,
Also As, T from kit S Soon e siSo p npp q
c aHi' FE 4 5 5r1@ "''" W 80
Eric. APT.-Pvt. ent.. pvt. bath
Mt. Pleasant carline. 1872 Kenyon
SHERIDAN PARK AREA--Newly dec
GRATED liy. rm.. hedrm.. kit. dinett.
and pvt, bath; 3 exposures. $50 PEI
WALTER REED AREA--Attr. comb
bed-liv; rm.. kit. scr, porch; wills;
DOWNTOWN APT. ITO NJ st. NV.
open sun.-Lge. I'm. apt. every
thing turn.. $50, NE; $3.50
EMPLOYED PARENTS! The Para
issc: club plan; at ,,raS: rms rms apis pts
yds. Free park, NO. 7-60l2, -:
e3G 10th ST. N.E.-Liy. nm, bedrm,
kit. bath. Utils, incl; ldry. priv.
Mr.. ST. FRANCIS CHURCH. ST.
st-1, duplex, nicely furn.:, 2 rms,
hot water. furn. Reas. rent. RE
isii IRVING ST. N.w.-Lse. lst,n
Nh. WALTER REED.-LEe, front
bedrm:, kit. bath; utils. furn. RA
The nc CANTERBURY, 7e4 5rd st
Cooled Sthlil. mf Front. nicely h'' furn.
. rms. Kit. and bath apt. In a
beautifully kept downtown eley
bldg: 500. Also efflciencies avail
from SOS. Apply mgr. Apt. No. 10,
COUPLE WOULD LIKE unfinished
penthouse apartment near Pente
gon, individual room control ali
conditioning. one or two bedrooms
junior dining room. outside kitchen.
subtefranean garage, individual
trunk storage room. Please write
STUDIO APT. for or .; kitchen.
shower, spare rm., parking. on
Conn, ave; all utils, co. 5-3.""
AVAIL. NOW. CAPITOL HILL
Entire end a.; rooms. bath,
shower, uni, phone, $50; utils. incl
Nicely furn., l3S Kentucky ave.
Sc. L. 7-7276. Empl, people.
ali z. CAPITOL sT.--2 bedrms.,
liv. rm., kit. bath. Ii. 3-o77S:
AIR CONDITIONED: ls42 10th st
n.w.-Large 2-bedrm, apt. entire
floor, new kit and bath.
Mr.. WALTER REED - Utils.. liv
rm., bedrm,, kit, bath. shower
FOR nurses or couple and eaby
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Fairfax Village Apis.
2oo1 3sth st; s:w.
DELIGHTFULLY."-

Furnished apt. in excellent en-.
bassy location. Al Meridian Park.
FULLY AIR-COND.
with automatic control. all ultra
modern features, reas. rent. HILL
TOP HOUSE. 1873 Euclid st. NV.
HU. S-3402. %
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1901 QUE ST. N.W.-studio apt IN
n I2S apt es sds sod SssT D sEd s5
Parking facils.; $50 and SS5.
1883 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Large
bed -iiy.. I'm. and kit. semipvt. bath.
Desirable. AID. 4-714I. -2S
GEORGETOWN--3 rms. and bath:
nicely furn.; liv. rm. has nrepl.;
500 mo-. utils. incl. co. b-64S2.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE-Excellent riding horse,
8 years old. Hunter, Gainted.
1872 hands high. well hammered.
priceo reasonable. XII. s-6433.
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Chillum Manor

fUrn' and unfurn. newly dec. mod.
de luxe l-bed. apis. Excel. transp.,
shop. Unfurn. from SS6; furn-,
SOB mo. Utils. incl. RA. 3.
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connecticut Ave. Apt.

connecticut Ave. Apt.
One large bedroom and efficiency
apartment available. Living room,
dining foyer, kitchen and bath
Modern kitchen and built-in tub
with tiled shower; walk-in closets.
Tastefuily and completely fur
nished Venetian blinds: 24-hour
switchboard and elevator service.
Also available. 9-bedroom apart
ment no o-6514
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NEAR SCOTT CIRCLE, 14s5 K. l.
ave, nw.-open Sunday. 3-5 pm,
2nd floor: rms, bath, nicely furn :,
incl linen, silverware, etc. Sl2J
incl. all utils. ]. LEE DONNETLY
4 SON, Ma. S-3316: eyes, Wo.
6s2362 -2S
1894 PARK RID. NV; liV. rm.. bed
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ut;'s mel Agent. Is44 coIumbia
RI. NV, AID. 4-2o59. -
5728 9th ST. NV room. kitch-
enette, share bath: prefer one man
S5u mo. IA, 9-6t46. 20
! BEDRM.. kit. and bath, waking
distance Of the Capitol, House Of
fice and Senate: $69.60. ia. 5-6031.
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NEWLY DECORATED, Capitol Hill;
E. a.r% r.. .piii Il. ~ sesss7Hs sr mo- ~ a
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Lovely APT. for 2; modern; Is
good II ansp' Id. 4.74sS.
CAPITOL HILL-Bedrm.. liv. nm,
kit. bath: 500: on 3 earlines. IL.
C st: ne; IL. 4-l6ss, -.
Nv. nm, frpi.. bedrm kit. and bath
1 unfurn., has din, rm. HU 3-S4 a
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11
Putneys

Mrs Aiaude Calhoun. visited
hsr sister Miss Marie Allen last
week Mr. ard Mrs Herbert Tun-
neil moved III Tennessee Satur-
day 30 1--we
Mr.. ana Mrs Inthay Coleman.
BIZ Lyncil8urg spent the week
end w.tn Mrs. c. f. FRANKLIN.
Mrs. John Anderson visited
Misses Annie and Virginia Nc
Gehee, Monday also Mr.. and Afrs.
" s Bagby
Mr. and Mrs CLYDE Thackston
and family we're Sunday evening
guests Of Nh and Mrs J q
Anderson
Mr.. and Mrs J G Anderson
and Charles. called Oh the Boil
fingers "Wednesday night
Mrs Martha Bailey Mrs Ruth
Smith Rill spend next week end
with unelf sister Mrs j @ an
derson
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Trents' Mill

There has beea 10 much rain
that the rivers ana creeks have
overlooked thir .banks. and the
4ater il alt over the low grounds
There is 4 lot q sickness in our
community. but most Of the sick
ones are IMPROVING
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Ownby have
returned from Tennessee where
they have been to see Mrs Own
by'S sister. who Ia quite Ill
MIR. and Mrs. VI. S. Jones went
20 a Charlottesville hospital on
Sunday to see B. W Ryder who is
patien, there We wish him d
spec d. recovery
MI. and Mrs, Marvin Jones at
tended the bur,al of Mrs May
Moseley last Friday We extend
our sympathy 20 her SISTERS and
children
The Week of Prayer was OBJ
served by the missionary ladies Of
Jones Chapel II was quite a
rainy week. but several came out
each night and III is hoped that
all have been revived in mission
AIRY work.
Mr. and Mrs. ID Keller Sr.,
are in Richmonsi with ffr and
Mrs G. d. Keller Jr
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Antioch

MI and Mrs. Lee Roy Will
liams and family Of Warwick
City were week end guests Of
her mother Mrs. Ruby Brown
Mrs Eta Riddle counsellor OF
the MYF Of Antioch. with four
members. attended a district raj
ly held III the Farmyille Metho-
dist Church last Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs II. @ Brown and
Miss Patricia Brown spent the
day Sunday IN the home of Mr.
and Mrs w G Lindsay and fam
lily in Richmond Tire occasion
vas the birthday Of Mrs aindseys
aunt. Miss Laura Grlgg. Later on
in the afternoon they attended
the seYenieth birthday celebra-
uon that of Mi Browns aunt.
Mrs b r Brown. also Of Rich
mOnd
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11

The BallsYllla Junior Ali Girls
Club b typical of many other
Al groups III the program IN the
county These young ladies meet
every Third Friday after school
Anne Lester. club reporter. de-
scribes Their activities IN This
way.
We have on roll 10 girls and
hope TO gain some new members
this year Our officers are Mary
Rucker Bafden, president, Helen
@ M s. vice president, Dorothy
ellis, secretary. Carol Nichols.
song leader and Anne Lester. re-
porter.
The names Of our project for
this year is So you'd like TO
Sew we are doing simple sew
ing. So Tar. We have made pin
cushion and q tea towel Next
meeting We viii start on laundry
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11
Mark Of Distinction

To be- identified with All Club
Work is q mark Of distinction.
That Is the opinion of Edith Ann
ifackwortb home agent IN Pow
batan county,
III asking adults to help All
boys and girls III their celebration
fio~ Of National All Week. Miss
IiackWofth says adults who are
concerned for the future Of his
generation during these critical
times tan % no better service
than that Of encouraging and as
sIstng the All Organizations.
She says that may be done by
recoenjzing work well done. BY
making greater participation pos
sible and by giving support to
local All leaders Who are hop
ing boys and girls in powhatan
county IN their club work
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11

bags Later on we Will make a
gathered skirt and other articles.
Each Of the girls has her own
sewing box with scissors, thimbIe.
needles, thread. pins tape meas
ure. etc, in It.
Worship Service
We are planning TO worship to-
gether on All CiuD Sunday and
are planning other get-togethers
during the year We enjoy our
meetings and are truly trying TO
Makes The Best Better
Says Mary Fucker Barden.
president Of the club, Il like All
because 1t has lot Of good hints
in cooking and sewing, also | get
better acquainted with my school
friends. | feel like get great
deal out Of our Ali projects
urged more gH:s TO Join the All
Club
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11
Ashlv

The WSCs Is sponsoring. at
Thomas Chapel ON March 10. p.
m, a kitchen shower Odds and
ends from your kitchen or cash
During the social hour refresh
ments will be served Everyone is
invited
The Youth Fellowship had an
interesting program Sunday night
led by Katherine Guthrie The
group plans 10 inert with Mrs. E,
c Walton, Jr, Saturday night
March II at I D. m. 100 at
tendance is requested
MR.. f. c. Walton is recovering
from a virus cold She was con-
fined several days.
G. g Anderson accompanied by
r S. Anderson and w. p. Sand
efson attended the Layman's
meeting In Farmyille Sunday at
ternoon
steve Sanderson. John Sand
Nson and Buddy Marlen saw
70 900 Leagues Under the Sea .
,Sanday afternoon,
i Guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. l..
adams Sunday afternoon includ-
"a Mir. and Mrs 'TYerz and Miss
Pauline Harris. Of Richmond. Mr..
sJld Mrs Eric Robinson and Mrs.
u K Robinson. Of near Farm
I>lle. Mr. and MrB. Fred Adams
ynd Bobby of Fartnyille. also Mr.
find Mrs. Billy Adams and daugh-
~ ut Cumberland and Miss Ola
eFal:on. Miss Kate TaIiey re-
fAains with her for an extended
ftslt
I. Nit and Mrs. w. E. Bagby had
- slhesg guests Sunday. her bro
iher. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Vaughan
s>nd son. Terry OF Chase City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Hart had
SIS their recent dinner guests Mr..
and Mrs I. c. Hayes.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Fl Meador were
recent dinner guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs Franklin Whittier IN Rich
nond.
DR.. and Mrs r. r. Rem we're
overnight guests uf her daughter
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11
Hamilton

Quite a few friends from the
Hamilton area visited near Irv-
ing VINO IS a patient at tire
Shelterlng Arms Hospital Sunday
evening They we're MIR and Mrs.
Lweis Hooe Mrs Lois Dawson,
Rice Hooe Paul Irving. Ed Irving
and Mr. and Mrs Karl Robertson
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Robertson
also visited Mrs Norman Rob
ertson Sunday who was pat
lent at st. Luke Hospital
Nj and Mrs. F. II Robertson
visited Mrs Norman Robertson
Saturday 1T the st. Lukes Hos
pital Mfrs pattie Naples and
children Of Farmgille were din
ner guests Sunday Of Mrs. @. w.
Robertson
Mrs. Marie Robertson left sun
day TO gq 70 Richmond and stay
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11
Belorla

A most severe electrical storm
visited this section on Saturday
evening accompanied by very
hard rains. Electrical current
Went off and there was no phone
service on this line until Monday
This was quite unusual for March
A f. Webb took w. j Hubbard
to Richmond on Monday TO con-
suit a physician
There has been much sickness
in this community OF late.
MIR and Mrs. George Hubbard.
Guy Hubbard. Mrs. Annie Hub
bard, Mrs Wilmer Hubbard and
Mrs. Meyer Hubbard, all of Rich
mond were guests OF Mr. and
Mrs w ] Hubbard on Sunday.
Mrs. Donald McRae, who has
been at Birdland Farm with
Miss Birdie Baagh FOR some time.
left Saturday to visit her sister III
Cumberland. Julian Holland and
Mrs Lewis Crawley motored down
for her Miss Annie Allen, Of
Amelia. was a. visitor III the same
home on Monday
Miss Lucy Braudrick has re-
turned home from a Richmond
hospital and is recuperating NICE
" He1 many friends are glad Of
this. Mrs. II II Dobbins is much
improved and hopes to return
home from the hospital this week
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11
Guinea

on Sunday. Feb q, Mr. and
Mrs B. b. walker were luncheon
guests IN the lRobert Wooten
home IN BurkeyiIie. IN honor Of
Mrs. Walkers Birthday Other
guests present. Ia help IN the cell
ehration, were Mr and Mrs Bur
ton WALKER. Jr4 and children
Baker Martin and Natalie Ann,
Of West Point,
Thursday dnner guests in the
Charles Womack. Jr. at Wood
VILE: we're Mrs. A J Smith and
Mr. and Mrs Nalson Harrington
and children. Jagkie and Dianne.
Of Guinea Mills. and 1t Nancy
Smith. The latter. who has been
stationed in Texas expects TO be
stationed in Missouri when her
furlough is ended
Mr. and Mr. Austin and Miss
Augusta Atkins. OF Appomattox.
were Thursday afternoon guests
In the j. F.. Meador home
Mrs. w. b Walker. who was a
patient at the S0uthside Hos
pltal, returned home on Friday.
and is reported to be getting on
nicely
There was a splendid attend
ance at Guinea. Church Sunday
when the Rev W j Orders
preached an impressive mission
airy sermon. Among those present
were Mr. and Mrs d NJ BeasIey
Of Cumberland
Sunday luncheon guests al
"Hors du Monde" were the Leon
ard Maxey family and FRANK
Ransom. Of Richmond Porter Da-
vs.. Of Richmond. spent Friday
night IN the same home Other
recent guests were Nh and Mrs.
Ftbert l. Davis and Patricia
Gail OF Jackson Heights.
The Conduit Mathews family
F. d Ferguson ana Mr.. and Mrs.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11
Oak Forest

Mrs. Rome Black Is spending
some time. with her son. Don
Black and his family In North
Carolina
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Mein-
hard. Of Farmvine visited Mrs
G. r. Meinhard and Mr. and Mrs
w S. Anderson Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs Gordon Smith.
Robbie an 4 Jimmy Smith. Of
Richmond, were dinner guests Of
Mr.. and Mis-. w. S. Anderson.
Sunday
Nj. and Mrs. J. K. Stonneu
and family, Of Richmond were
guests of Mr. and Mrs Lewis
Dawson
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert jenkins
and Mrs. Bobbie Fqippen visited
Mrs. c. E, Meinhard and Mr.. and
Mrs. w S Anderson. Tuesday
afternoon
Mr.. aud Mrs. Carl Meinhard
George and Claude Meinhard. Of
Guinea Mills, were visitors IN
the Anderson home Tuesday
night
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11
Mattoax

DIR. and Mrs. Fl. G. Rucker have
returned home after taking a rest
and visiting in various places.
MI. and Mrs. Louis Riggsbee
were Sunday afternoon callers IN
the home Of Mrs. G. @. Bowlin
Mrs Glenn Lawrence. who has
been a patient at Stuart Circle
Hospital returned to her nome.
Saturday and is doing nicely
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Saunders
and family were week end quests
OF Mr. and Mrsg Douglas Bowman,
who live IN Richmond.
The young peoples organiza-
tions. Of Piedmont Baptist
Church, observed the season Of
prayer for Home Missions at the
church on Friday night Each
group had special part on the
program the program topic being
Trophies for the King. The IN
terest center was lovely
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11
BalIsville

Rev r p Look filled his appoint
ment at Hobson's Chapel Sun
day morning, bringing to his con-
gregation a lovely Lenten SER
vice
On Friday night Mrs l.. l.. Jes-
sup was hostess to a Stanley
Party in her home. The attend
ance vas good and the sales most
gratifying All attending the par
ty enjoyed the hospitality Of Mr.
and Mrs Jessup
Miss shirley cambridge has re-
turned from a very wonderful two
weeks trip to New orleans, Jack
sonYllle, Tampa and Palm Beach
MS Ethel Wilson, Of Rich
mond was week end visitor IN
the home Of her sister Miss Sal
ly and Mary Wilson.
Miss Anne Timberlake Of Rich
mond, spent the past week with
her father Thomas l. Timber
lake.
MIS- Robert Blant9n Win go
10 Upright this week 10 visit her
parents and Join her family IN a
reunion 10 celebrate the SEVENTEEN
anniversary Of her father n q
mothers marriage
MRS, w G Netherland visited
u -, a sxfo-4,,.~s2,,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11

evening guests IN the Robert I
Dssts home
Mrs Z A. Carter and Mrs
Garland Clements. % Cpmoer-
land weIe Friday guests of Mrs
, p Stmtion
thC~ NhG attended services
"a, Payne Memorial Church Mon
day evening were Mrs tottie
Brown Mrs f q Davis The
Conduit Mathews family and Mr..
and Mrs J p Stratton
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11

Mr.. and Mrs. 4. c. Walton. Jr-,
last week
Visiting their respective home
during the week end we're Mr.
and Mrs Leland Walton and Le-
land. Jg.. MIR. and Mrs. J O San
derson. Jimmy and Jocelyn. Miss
WyIand Smith. Marsha Ann ard
Robert. Howard Oils. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee pgoffitt and LINDA. Miss
Elizabeth Prayer. Mr.. and Mrs
]. H. StofneIl, Lynn. Pat and
Wade, al of Richmond and Mr
and Mrs. Eric Robinson and Mrs..
j. Robinson OF Farngilie.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11

with her son for awhile.
Mrs Virginia Stout and Willie
Shores were married Friday night
al the Baptist Parsonage officiat-
ed by the Rev Kenneth Clark
They left for q wedding trip to
Ne" York and will make thief
home at Gainesville afterwards
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11

A Navy crusier requires about
10000 gallons 81 fresh water IN
normal days 5teaming
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11
Powhatan News

Mrs j X DAYS spent The peek
end In Richmond with friends
Jimmy Wright Is At stuart
Circle Hospital for an appendec
tony and as4ttins On nicely. Abner
Winfree is Also d patient AZ STU
art Circle
G X. Wright and E c Bolte
arr attending tine Bankers Far
aer 'Scfool at Naaral Bridge
this week
MI and Mrs W r. Parker
spen- Sunday In Charlottesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myers of Rich
mond we're week end gusts Of
Mr.. and Nils A II Worsham.
Many basketball fans from here
attended the Southern Confer
ence Tournament III Richmond
last week
Evening star., 1955-10-26

from him. Later. when another
game Of "sniper' cost the eye Of
q neighbor. the father had no
legal excuse. He paid.
In q similar case in the South,
"a s-year-oId took his fathers
.32-caliber Colt from q locked
gun case and subsequently seri-
ously injured a playmate. No le-
gal liability existed in this one,
though, as there was no knowl-
edge nor any reason to know
that q danger existed.
Evening star., 1955-10-26

Iessary: If the dangerous habits
are such that a normally alert
parent should know Of them.
liability may still exist If they
ARE ignored.
Eye Loss Paid For
For example, In Ohio not long
ago. q dentist discovered his IL
year-old boy taking pot-shots at
pedestrians with a powerful air
rifle. He lectured the youngster
but did not take the gun away
Evening star., 1955-10-26

ling her first night talso her last)
lin the Los Angeles home Of s.
fyear-old Salvatore D'Angelo. I'M
known to his guardian OF the
evening, young Salvatore had the
lrambunctious and disconcerting
habit of running f1ll-tilt into
baby -sitters somewhat along
the lines of an antagonized ram.
The result in this instance was
IAN up-ended baby sitter with
two fractured wrists.
Pattern Of Behavior
In court, 1t was brought out
1.-THE boy had behaved the same
way with other baby-sitters who
had, OF course, declined to come
back for q second helping.
A State court OF appeals has
now upheld the decision Of the
Judge, who concluded that. since
|SaIyatore's parents knew Of his
|ebulIient tendencies and failed
to warn his sitter" Of them.
they should pay the damages.
In cases of this kind. knowl-
edge by the parent is usually the
key to the result. However, ac-
|tual knowledge Of a child's dan
gerous habit is not always nee
Evening star., 1955-10-26
Dr.. Butcher to Speak

DR.. Margaret ]. Butcher. Board
lof Education member, will ad-
dress the Eliot Junior High
School PTA at a meeting at 8
pm. tomorrow in the school.
Evening star., 1955-10-26
LAW IN THE NEWS
Can Boby Sitter Sue
On Junior S Mayhem?
By PHIL YEAGER and JOHN STARK

For years. bobby-soxers, maiden aunts and practi-
cal nurses have wondered when it would happen.
Finally, 1t has.
California baby-sitter, battered and broken by
the tactics Of her charge, has sued the youngsters
Evening star., 1955-10-26

parents and made 1t stick.
OF course. parents may be held
liable for their children's acts
under certain circumstances:
this has been an established rule
for years. But the damaged
Ihaby-sitter situation opens q
new avenue in negligence law.
In this particular case. the
baby-sitter was a woman SPEND
Evening star., 1955-10-26

The next article in this series viii
appear on Friday.
Evening star., 1955-10-26
TWIN-SIZE
TOP OR BOTTOM

these wonderful
buy! Cassed seconds by tiny hardond mperfecon
cobed perca nc
shrnag 1 fit Fill
your linen while dollar is worth onehd buy
sheets for the regular price Of q
Sec. 3ss FuII-size, Top Bottom Contours
~ 15-.. Washington and AraHoo"
Evening star., 1955-03-13

or develOpmenta faults that occur during
the first year manifest themselves particularly the feet and
become all too evident when the child begins walk
Flat feet for example can be detected fairly should
be corrected before they become painful Parents should
restrain the impulse urge children walk early
Mrs. Joness child was running at that age
The Right Shoes
LET the child decide when he is ready to walk and this
particularly important in overweight sckly or rapidly
growing children where the arch may not be sufficiently
developed.
Since most foot trouble is caused by lfng Shoes parents
should learn how select the right shoes for their children as
they up. Oxords suitable high shoes for most
feet but they should have fairly heavy soes low heels broad
and abe leather cloth uppers which do not pinch or
cramp the foot The inner edge of the shoe should be in
straight line from heel to toe
And most important the shoe should be at least one-half
inch longer than the weight bearing foot
Evening star., 1955-03-13

EVERY woman wants to have a
~ dewy-fresh, healthy complexion.
And now there are special COS
metics and creams for women with
dry skin to give them the new
American Look desired by women
all over the world.
Luhricate while yea cleanse
The basis of a radiant American
Look complexion is clear, clean
skin. Have a cleaner, smoother
complexion by using the new liquid
miracle DEEP CLEANSER. 1t pene-
trates into pore openings to
cream out sub-surface dirt and, at
the same time, leaves skin velvety
smooth. DEEP CLEANSER also con-
tains miraculous R-51, the amazing
antiseptic that helps prevent black
heads and blemishes. 1.5O.
Meistuxizing Miracle
Dry. flaky skin requires a rich,
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NIGHT CREAM. Applied after cleans
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Evening star., 1955-03-13
By Chester C.. Schneider, MD.

ALTHOUGH 30 per cent of us are born with
IA perfect feet. studies have shown that
three out of four develop foot trouble during
our first 20 years. The greater part of these
painful problems can be prevented if we
treat our feet. the foundation of the body
with reasonable amount of respect
In infancy the rule is that healthy child
will develop healthy feet Any nutritional