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Nightsoil Removal Service
Fees for the Calendar
Year 1854
Public notice is hereby Civ
en-, as required by Section 81
Of the Ordinance Of Septem-
Der 5, 1886 providing for the
assessment, levy and collec-
ton of taxes upon real proper
ty, that the taxes assessed I'M
der said ordinance for the
year 1854, together with the
nightsoil removal service fees
for said year, as prescribed by
Ordinance Of September 18,
1943 concerning fees for night
soil removal service, as amend
ed by Ordinance Of July !,
1916, will be due and payable
on Or before June so, 1865.
Payment should be made at
the Finance Offices in Chris
tiansted and Frederiksted, for.
the respective districts, on all
business days, from 900 am.
to 1870 o'clock am, and from
100 pm. to $50 o'clock pm.
Office Of the Administrator
for ST. Croix, Christiansted,
st. Croix, VI, May is, 1855.
Albert Q. Fabio
Acting Administrator for
st. Croix
, 1955-05-24
CHRlSTIANSTED THEATDf

THE HOUSE or GOOD PICTURES
May Is NE TRAEs De UN ALA On SPANISH
Tin Tan 2 Silvia Pinal
Thursday, May 26 STOP YOU ARE KILLING NE warner
Color Broderick Crawford Claire Trevor
Saturday, May % I Big Double Feature Show:
WHO N IT
Bud Abbott i Lou Costello
8 IN THE DESERT
Dana Andrews Jeff Chandler Marta loren
Sunday, May 20 ANCHORS AWEIGH Technieolor)
Gene Kelly Kathryn Grayson Frank Sinatsa
(Another splendid motion picture which We take pride e present
ing, and which you will all enjoyD
, 1955-05-24

T. Edwin 1. Presby, Executor Of the above estate in ae-
cordance with an order issued out of the District Court, dated
NAV 5th. 1855, do hereby give notice to all interested persons
thai fhev are requested to appear at the Court House OF said
Court On the 18th day Of June, 1855 at 10 am. to file any OBJ
ection if any they have at the hearing on the final account
of said estate.
First publication Of this notice made this 18th day Of
May, 1855.
Edwin I. ProsbY
youno & ROGERS, Executor
Nttorneys for Estate
, 1955-05-24
CARIB COMMISSION

Operations Administ alton Of
the United States and the Uni
versity Of Puerto Rico, Dr. No
'rales Carton Of Puerto Rico,
explained to the meeting de-
tails of the course now in pro-
gress.
, 1955-05-24

m TF4E- DISTRICT COURT or THE VIRGIN BLINDS
DIVISION or SAINT cRoIx AT c5HIsTIANsIED
IN the Matter Of The Estate Of FAITH B.sPRESBY, Decease
Probate No. Q, 1854
NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-18
b. .he Assoeiat Press

The Agriculture Department
says it acted solely, in the inter-
est Of American farmers" In
cheese transactions frowned on
by Controller General Joseph
Campbell.
The department issued q state
ment yesterday saying It would
carefully review Mr.. Campbell's
opinion that the deal with q
number OF cheese distributors
was unauthorized and inn
proper It. did not say imme-
diately whether 1t would seek
to recover the estimated 81 mil
lion paid out.
Involved were purchase re-
sale transactions" around April
/, 1854, when Secretary Of Agri-
culture Benson lowered the
cheese support rate from 90 to
IS per cent Of parity, and cheese
firms hurried to unload at the
higher rate. =
Under these deals. che Govern
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-18
Agriculture Defends Sale
OF Cheese in Pority Shift

|ment paid distributors 81 cents
II pound for the cheese. ct the
100 per cent level. then sold 1t
back to them ct 34z cents. with
out ever taking actual possession
|of the products. The Depart
|ment said the arrangements
were made to keep the cheese
In commercial channels and
thus readily available TO con-
|sumers. and TO avoid transporta-
ton costs.
The Department contended the
the transactions saved money
for the taxpayers. Mr.. Campbell
said they cost the Government
about 81 million.
The payments were said to-
have been made to about 100
distributors for about 90 million
pounds Of cheese.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-18
Shortage Of Power
Hits Paper Mills
vaeafion?'

ESPANoLA, Ontario. Aug. 10
|Rl.-A paper company ofiicial
says q shortage Of hydroelectric
power In Northern Ontario
caused by a summer drought
win mean q reduction in some
mill operations.
Ben F. Avery, president Of
kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment
Co. here, said yesterday the
power shortage now has reached
the point where supply Is not
Sufficient to meet demands.
Recently,a spokesman for the
Spruce Falls Power g Paper Co.
at Kapuskasing. 800 miles north
OF here, said he expects the COM
fpany's newsprint mill have to
be placed on staggered hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-18
|CIoudbursts Block
Roll Line in West

LOS ANGELES, Aug. IS R,
Flash floods from desert
cloudbursts have temporarily
blocked rail connections between
Los Angeles and Las Vegas, New.
Union Pacific eastbound trains
are being routed over Santa Re
rails which pass south Of Las
Vegas. UP dispatches said. Some
trains viii be as much as IL
hours late.
The floods blocked the UP
right-of-way last night at three
points In California near the
Nevada border. For q while the
main highway link. q. s. 81,
also was closed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-18
House FuIIs, Kills Is

CAIRO. Egypt. Aug. 10 IT,
Thirteen persons were killed
yesterday In the collapse OF a
iave-story house In the mIsky
district Of Cairo. Police said
the dead included 10 women and
8 men. Firemen rescued %
persons from the debris.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-18
HOLLYWOOD
By SHEiLAH GRAHAM
This Is No Role For Grace.

John Wayne and his Batjac
Company win Aim the life story
of Sarah Bernhardt. And this
Is one movie that would not be
right for Grace Kelly. More like
Bette Davis. Joan Collins
English actor husband. Maxwell
Reed, gave tlp on the reconcilia-
ton. Joan has asked Jerry
Geisler to start proceedings for
the divorce. Sidney Chaplin has
already proposed. but Joan Is
being enigmatic. Eddie
Fisher is taking on on q long
tour-doesnt expect 10 be back
in Hollywood before January.
Richard Boone Of Medic"
wore plaid shorts to the opening
Of Trader Vic's new restaurant
In the Beverly Hilton and the
place was so crowded no one
noticed them. James Dean
and Eva Marie Saint win leave
all the singing In "ou Town"
to Frank Sinatra. !. Fred Mac
Murray and June Haver are
back from their fishing trip to
Colorado. !. While Art Link
letter Is OF for q three week rest
IN Hawaii he'll have to get
strong for all those spectaculars
in color for MIC. I
tsF& ~ rA
Added tragedy i hear that
Robert Francis insurance poll
Giles won't pay oh because the
actor didn't have . plots H.
cense. Is. stewart Grangerss 8
two childreh are counting the
days tin Chfietn1as sThey,H visit
him iron IondpA. Tony
Curtiss fat b nav working for
Tony 81 BIS press aeent. !. n
wish Paramount would premier
Cecil 8 - Miles e'The Ten
COM 4UHnl On his, prtn-
day llisnst q. next year..
Robert Culnnlines Illuminating.
"I'm In . funny position. I'm
on the Screen Actors Guild
board which Is carrying on the
strike against TV fllm producers
which means I'm striking against
myself. II the strike continues,
we viii be forced TO do the show
live, which win make It loseI
much Of It's quality. ] won't bel
able to play two and three other
parts as ! usually do. But IT'S
live or get OF the air."
Sensible Gale Storm Is having
the time Of her life Tv vaca-l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-18
IS1tBiH Found,
Recalls Freak
IS, SIS SIipups

Some people say les q freak
when they have any money
but others have freak money.
An "$1i bin" turned up In
Philadelphia today. Three Of
them were reported earlier this
year. and . $50. . SIS or q 50
bill are on sale ct . New York
department store. the result Of
past printing errors.
The Bureau Of Engraving and
Printing In Washington. which
makes all the Nations paper
money. has an elaborate system
|of check and double check. It
could only guess at what slipups
had occurred.
81 ON Face
The "$l1 bill" which Miss
Lillian KNOT. q Federal Gov
eminent secretary In Philadei-
phia. found In her wallet has
the 81 Washington face" on the
front. On the back Is the back
of q $40 bill.
The $1l bills reported In New
York early in May had the front
OF q $40 bill with Alexander
Hamilton's picture and the back
of q 81 blu. .
Whether the two freaks are
connected In any way. a spokes-
man for the b1reau said, win be
known only when 1t has an OPP
portunity to examine Miss
KNOTS bill. The bil, the ha-
reau said. Is Miss Knoff's prop
erty. The Government will give
her an ordinary 81 bill for It II
she desires, but its freak value
would probably be much higher
than thai. :
B Currency Il printed In sheets
Of 10 bills. so 1t is probable that
ct least 10 Of the 81 bills with
the $40 backs exist. The. Blu
reau Of Engraving and Printing
assumes that ct least 10 Of the
$40 bills with the 81 backs were
also made.
The bureau said the errors
might have happened this way:
The backs OF currency are
printed In sheets of Is notes and
then laid aside over night In a
humidifler. The faces are
printed the next day.
Must Turn II In
II o printer working with
sheets on which backs have been
printed spells o sheet, he must
take it to special exchange cases
and turn 1t In for Q new sheet
blank on one side with backs
printed on the other side.
In such an exchange 1t would
be possible to get exchange sheets
Of the wrong denomination re-
with backs Of one de-
nomination and faces Of another.
After printing Is finished bills
go through three separate ex-
The freaks escaped
detection In some way.
Gimbels In New York said I'll
had q SIS bill-$10 on one side
and IS on the other--for sale at
u. $50: $50 bill-$20 and $40
for $3.50, and q % bill-s2 and
e1--for $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-18

In . couple Of weeks Q couple
Of New York cops viii ny out
to Oklahoma on q roundup.
They're not rounding Up lam
misters but. instead, they'll
identify. approve and bring back
35 horses which have met the
specifications Of the New York
Police Department and which
Nill be brought back here for
The intensive training which o
horse gets before 1t becomes an
assistant cop on the city streets.
TO be q police horse, an equine
must be what Is called in horse
language bay. In our language
o bay Is q dark brown. The
horse must also be Of certain
weight and height and the police
win only buy him II he's be-
tween the ages Of i've years
and seven and o half. Unlike
the racetrack folks. the police
contend that q horse does not
reach full maturity until after
i've years. They claim that q
horse doesn't even have all his
teeth at I'VE. In police work.
Of course, it takes an adult
horse to do q mans Job.
The horses and horse cops
In New York are under the
command Of Inspector Joseph
y. Mailman and the ones in
Manhattan are bossed by Capt.
John Britt. Britts two assist
ants are 1t. John Buckley. In
charge Of the two-footed cops,
and 1t. Gene Ahearn, In charge
Of quadrupeds. Ahearn Is prob
ably the only policeman in the
world who works in riding
breeches and q sports shirt with
his service revolver Tapping
from his belt.
+ 4 4 =
When the new Oklahoma con-
tingent arrives. Ahern and the
police vets will isolate them for
10 days. At the end Of that
time, II none Of them have
shown signs Of sickness or I'M
soundness. the sale win be COM
plete and Ahearn and his men
win start their training chores.
IT'S different training from rae
ing, pacing or the show ring.
The first thing each horse viii
be convinced Of is that he Is not
ging to be hurt by anybody.
Then. in some cases. they win be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-18
MIDTOWN NEW YORK
Dobbin With a Bodqe
By ROBERT SYLVESTER

broken to saddle and then the
odd stun starts.
wen take them into Central
Park, for instance" said Ahearn,
land do everything we can think
|of to scare them. A man will
|fap O newspaper IN their faces,
Wen roll q baby carriage at
them. Wen come alongside and
blast an auto horn. We wave
|fiags at them and run in front
OF them and try 10 simulate all
kinds Of crowd and noise condi-
tons. Meanwhile, the trainer
gentles them through and, after
a while, the horse gets 50 that
nothing makes 1t finch as long
as the rider has It between his
knees and o confident hold on
the reins."
Back In the big armory on
Madison avenue ct 94th street
where the horses are further
|schooled, firecrackers VIII be SET
on without warning. The horses
|get used to the crackers. too. In
the armory. also. the horses viii
learn the "passaje," that side
ways. crablike walk which is SO
useful In pushing back crowds
Tor mobs without anybody getting
stepped on or kicked.
4 4 + +
I'VE kept two lines Of warning
longshoremen apart with q
string Of horses" said 1t. Buck.
LEY. Those bruiserS probably
would have mobbed our men had
they been on foot but they didn't
care to argue with horses weigh
ing 1900 pounds apiece"
Capt. Britt said that mounted
cops are picked as carefully a
the horses. The FIRST require
ment, Of course, Is that the man
like horses and know something
about them. Once o cop gets
horse assigned, nobody else evel
rides or handles him. There's
about one bad accident . month
lin which either man or horse
Ior both. Is injured. The fatal.
ties average about one a year
either human or horse.
1.-THE horse cop will always be
with us in certain specialtties,
said 1t. Buckley. you've seer
many pictures Of police cars
which have been overturned BY
mobs, haven't you? Wen, you'll
never see O picture Of q police
horse being overturned"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-18
Representative Ford
Visits Prince Bernhard

soESTDIJH. Netherlands. Aug,
is B.-united States Repre-
sentative Gerald r. Ford. Re-
publican Of Michigan, was re-
ceived BY Prince Bernhard Of the
Netherlands yesterday at the
royal country residence here.
Mr.. Ford, o member OF the
subcommittee Of the House APP
preparations Committee. dis
cussed military matters with
Prince Bernhard, who is inspec-
tor general at the Netherlands
armed forces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-18

ltioning. taking the boys bowling
hiking and fishing. II have beer
using muscles that I never knew
existed. ! bowled with the boys
last night and now I can't LII
my arm"
Ten-year-old Richard Eyer'i
contract with Gary Cooper and
William Wyler calls for 10 weeks
work In 'sMr. Birdwell Goes tc
Battle" with "tWo, days on fol
good behavior to visit Disney
land" ] keep expecting to find
Russell Birdwell in this picture
! ! walked In on Dick Powell
In his ONCE and. found him toss
ing away $1,000 bills like water
going over Niagara Falls
whats new?" I asked casually,
Said Dick, II have to cut the
budget on IT Happened One
Night Studio says It's too high. .
Robert Mitchum and Sheldon
Reynolds team again after their
|rForeign Intrigue" Aim. Reynolds
purchased q mystery novel,
Trial Witness" which he plans
TO f1rst produce as o play in
London, with Bob and Genevieve
Page (Bob's foreign intrigue
co-star) In the leading roles.
Then they'll repeat In the movie
version.
*s**
YHpnlie De Carlo has played so
many wives On the screen lately
wife, Waeaer's wife and
the bakers Wits In her next
That ! really believe ] VIII be
rekfinr fnarried vef-v aonYf - So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18

By USO Esquires Of Rhythm, Ueo Iaf.
aYette Square, 719 Madison place NV.
Lutheran Service Lounge, 500 Elev-
snth street NV, Christmas program
8 pm
Penthouse YWcA. Seventeenth and K
streets NV. lounge open to 10 pm.
for entertainment. refreshments. Go to
Church with u.s." 10 pm.
Servtcemen's Lounge and Information
Center. 216 South Washington street,
Alexandria, Va, Christmas Eve dance.
free. $50 pm.
Christmas Day
Former Commissioner Renan p. Cana
lier speaks at International Crossroads
Breakfast. am, WMCA, 1856 O
street NV.
Christmas Day brunch 10 am. to
noon. sponsored by Jewish War Vets;
Christmas supper, pm. sponsored BY
B'nai Birth Argo Chapter. Christmas
party and dance, $40 pm. 90 cents,
uso Lafayette Square Club. 719 Madi-
son place NV.
Christmas Day dinner, pm, ST.
Matthews Cathedral Club, 1914 N street
NV. Record dance ct pm.
Lutheran Service Lounge. 623 Eleventh
street NV. open house. noon TO 10 pm.
Penthouse YWcA, Seventeenth and X
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Mount oiivet Methodist Mems Club
Christmas dinner and party, gao pm.
North Glebe road and Sixteenth street,
Arlington.
Optimist Club Of washington. 2Uth
annual Christmas breakfast, Mayfower
Hotel. 1880 am. Rev. Chandler Stith
will give the Christmas message Carol
singing by Justin Lourie singers.
Wednesday
Fort Myer MOO Club dance. Toys
collected as admission will 20 to needy
children.
Amherst Alumni Association Christ
mas luncheon, 1890 D.m.. Sheraton
Carlton Hotel
Party and carol singing for service
men, $3.50 PM. USO Lafayette Square
719 Madison place NV. Small band for
dancing.
District Teachers College Christmas
Georgia avenue and Euclid street NV.
Navy Bureau of Yards and Docks
party tor tnstitutionalized children, 8
pm Bureau lobby.
Danish Club of Washington party.
pm. Hotel 240O Singing, dancing and
entertainment for children.
Girl Scout Troop No. A for handi-
capped girls sponsored BY United Cere-
bral Palsy Of the District. Christmas
party. 3 pm. at home Of scoutmistress.
MIS-: DAVID 8. Stone, 1901 Massachusetts
Dickens IA Christmas Carol, by the
Ekklesia Players Of the Takoma Park
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18

Wiliard Hotel ballroom. starting 0 pm.
Tomorrow
Bowers Family Christmas party, Hotel
5tatleE,. for children in District welfare
Institutions.
Christmas tree party $50 pm. uso
lafayette SauareS 7I9 Madison place
Marshall Heights Junior Civic AssO-
Male School Fiftieth and c streets SIC.
Georgetown community tree lighting.
5:45 pm, GEORGETOWN lutheran Church.
wisconsin avenue and Volta place NV.
Open house at Salvation Army Toy
SHOP; 1880 am. TO noon. 1908 H
Falls Church High School band and
choir to give Christmas concert In
school auditorium at s pm.
| Happy Acres School. Cheverly. TO pre-
sent Christmas play written and directed
bv the principal. Leon Meyer. and with
entire student body participating. at
Tuesday
woodrow Wilson High School students
party for 40 children at Junior Village,
Edward NJ. Kirby. Paseant of Peace
program chairman. speaks to the Ser
toma Club. 1915 pm. Hamilton Hotel.
Christmas program.
,ncSristmSs tsssnds $50 S0 p;%s. 'uf Psn
Women's studio, 1851 Columbia road
women's Club of the District Teach
lerS Collese party for Junior Village
s Sn,,a,sn, 3 PM Room 2I5 Wilson
why the Chimes Rang a Christ
'terian Church. Arlington. No admission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18

Baptist Church. Piney Branch road and
Aspen street NV. 9 pm.
ThuFsday
Station WWDC party for Blue Plains
Home for the AGED and Inhrm, at the
home, 1880 pm. Entertainment will be
broadcast. Commissioner Robert 3. Nc
faughlin brings greetings.
District Society for Crippled Children.
kinderearten and nursery school pro-
gram. 10 m, 1857 Massachusetts ave-
nue. NV
Fort Dupont window decoration iudg.
ing. sponsored by YWCA and American
Legion Costello Post auxiliary Tour ends
at pm. at Fort Dupont Community
Center for awards and party
Luxmanor- party. square and social
dancing $40 m, American Legion
Barn. Post los, 1905 Rockville pike,
Rockville Md.
Fort Myer post party for 1000 chill,
dren. At 10 am. for o years and
younger; l p.m. for years to IL. En-
tertainmeft, Christmas stockings, movies.
Phyllis Wheatly YWCA Christmas
dance party, $40 p.m., col Rhode Is
land avenue NV.
Saturday
Fort Myer South Area Service Club
dance Christmas entertainment, 3 pm.
Sligo Park Hills Garden Club tree
lighting. $3.50 p.m.. Midhurst and Wessex
roads
Christmas Eve Party g. Dance music
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18

S4OoC0 VA 00444oJSs
District General Hospital will
hold parties In different wards
every day this week and carols
will be sent over the public ad-
dress system each day. Caroling
groups will come from the Luth-
eran Inner Mission, Trinity
Lutheran, Sulpician Seminary,
Galbraith Young People, Holy
Comforter Church. st. Anthony's
Boys Choir, st. Benedict the
Moor Church and student nurses
and doctors.
More than 100 children who
are patients at the hospital viii
60 home for the holidays. Reli-
gious services will be held at the
hospital on Saturday and Sun
day morning.
Military installations have
planned fancy Christmas dinners
and post celebrations. Almost
half of the personnel Of the Sd
"Old Guard" Infantry Regiment
will be on leave.
Servicemen can have their
Christmas gifts. wrapped free all
this week at the USO Lounge
on Lafayette Square. TIC Mad
ison place NV.
Montgomery County residents
certified by county welfare agen-
cies can pick up free food, cloth
Ing and toys at the Volunteer
Christmas Bureau in the agri-
culture building at the Gathers
burg Fairgrounds. Among toys
viii be those contributed to the
Marines "Toys for Tots drive.
Hours are 10 am. to I pm.
through Friday.
These additional daily events
have been announced:
Party e the Armed Forces Center
SQUARE dance, $50 to 1910 pm, et.
I.sl NV c admission g SuS Cents isit Omen
Christmas vespefs. pm. ywcA
NV. candleliRht supper, $3.50 pm.
Christmas show, Pm
Orphans shopping tour ct the q. C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18

BY WTOP and the Junior Chamber OF
Commerce. noon to 8 pm.
Takoma Park tree lighting and CAROL
Ing. pm, Philadelphia and Maple
Tree-lightine ceremony and carol sing.
Association ct Adelphia Mil on Riggs
road. Prince Georges County, Nd. at
YWcA Theater Workshop Christmas
Barker Hall. Seventeenth and X streets
NV; Cast OF rs, ages IS to 70. to
christmas dance Of Washington Chap
membership Is made up Of captains.
nsaawaiters walters. and bartenders at
Guys restaurants and night clubs at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18

One responsibility Of good
citizens Is TO vote. In order
to vote you must register.
Show Congress - and the
Nation-that Washingtonians
are good citizens. Register
now at the District Building
and vote in the election May /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18

streets NV, lounge open 4 to IL pm.
buffet table and dancing.
Center. 21S South WASHINGTON street,
Alexandria, Va. open house, to 10 pm.
Refreshments and presents for the boys
at $3.50 pm.
Monday. Dee. IS
st. Matthews Cathedral Club open
house, 10 am. to 1890 pm. Record
dance. $50 TO 1890 pm, 1914 street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18
Many Groups to Have
Pre-Christmos Events

Dozens Of organizations have scheduled
for the coming week
building Public Library keep regular
hours through Friday Saturday it viii open to pm;
Monday December 26, closed all day. Saturday
Monday January closed all day It regularly
Evening star., 1955-07-28

Baton, Walter Reed Army
Medical Center. IS years; MfSgt
Paul O'Lano, Fort Myer, Va, 81
years. SIC Willie Miller, Fort
'Belvoir, Va, 80 years.
Evening star., 1955-07-28

THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. C. ss AS
Evening star., 1955-07-28
Man MoIests
|4-Yr.-OId Girl

An intruder moleSted a 4
year-old girl early today afte
awakening her in the bedroom
lof her Southeast home, polio
reported.
/ Detectives said the mugg!
heat of the early morning ap'
iparently saved her from further
harm. The girls father, unable
to sleep because of the heat
heard her cries for help.
The father, who has six othel
children, told detectives he wa:
sitting in the living room in the
home in the 300 block of Thir-
|ty-seventh place Sc. about 4:4C
am
He heard a noise and q
scream from his daughters bed
room, and thought one of them
had fallen from bed.
He rushed into the room ano
found his 4-year-old daughter
lying on her bed with her night
clothes off.
She and two other daughters
said a man wearing white
trousers and a blue shirt climbed
through the window and mo-
Tested the girl. He fled back
through the window when she
screamed.