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The Sidney herald., 1957-02-21
ST LAWRENCE KPISCOPAL
Main and 9Th Ave. 3. ".
Phnne 5eS-R

The Rev. II. C.. Nelsen. Vicar
lst and Bird Sundays. Morning Pray
er and sermon. IL 90 a. n
End and 4th Sundays: Holy Com
munion. IL 100 a. m
Church school 9:45 a. m
The Sidney herald., 1957-02-21

FOR SALE - Very good used
living room set. $50. Chad's Fur
niture. Sidney. Phone 6. Site
The Sidney herald., 1957-02-21
CHURCH or CnRIST

Meat. (aereas frs0 l. b
Sunday, 10 a. m Bxble G1Des.
II a. m. Lords Supper and sermon
7.30 D.. m Evening lesson-
Wednesday. 7s0 p. m al efasses
and devotional
Herald of Truth. KICK. So p m
service.
The Sidney herald., 1957-02-21
REORGANKZED CHURCH or
JESUS CHRIST LAfTKR-DAY
SAINTS OF FALRV1BW
Arthur ReVYnlAI Pastor

1000 a. m. Church school
IL :O0 a. m. Preaching
Communion service II 90 a. m first
Sunday of he month. Also mems
class and womenS meeting $50
D.. m. first Sunday OF the month.
Prayer service 7.10 o. m "wednesday.
Adults Dible study. 7.o ,. m Sun
day.
Chidren's claxses In basement sane
time.
The Sidney herald., 1957-02-21
ST. PETERS LUTHERAN

Everett v. T1nAe, pastor
Worship services the second and
fourth Sundays of each month At
at $50 p. m
The Sidney herald., 1957-02-21

TRINITY LUTHEkAN
John W. Climber. Faster
Friday Communtun registration
LOOT 90.
Saturday - Confirmation class 800.
Sunday - Church school 9:S.
Jr. Bible Class 9slS.
Worship and Communion III
Monthly Voters Assembly sIS-
Evening vespcrs KICK s:lS.
Tuesday Adult Instruction Class
7:S.
Wednesday - Jr. Choir rehearsal
200.
Thursday - Mid-week Bible study
7:30.
Sr. choir rehearsal $50.
The Sidney herald., 1957-02-21
RICHEY = LAMBETH LUTHERAN
A O. White. Pastor

A o. Whit. Pastor
American Lutheran - ktchey:
For February:
January worship service 1t udo
a. m.
Sunday school 1905 a. m
First Lutheran - Lambert:
February:
Worship services $50 p. m
Sunday school 10 4. m.
The Sidney herald., 1957-02-21
THE FAIRvIEw LUTHERAN
PARISH


PARISH
A. Z. SetneSxs pastor
Zion:
Sunday, February -:
Sunday school at e%6 g. m
Divine Worship at IL a. m
Tuesday. February Is:
Brotherhood at 7:30 D. m
Thursday. Feb. Is:
Esther circle viii meet with Mrs.
John Miller at 2:3o p. m
Junior Confirmation z p m
Choir at 2 p. m
Saturday. March z:
Sr. Confirmation at 10 =. m
Bethel of Cartwright:
Sunday. February n:
Divine worship at 10 a. m. tCSTl
Sunday school at II a. m. tCST)
Monday. February Is:
Council at 8 p. m tCT)
Tuesday. February Is:
Confirmation at 4 p. m (CSTD.
The Sidney herald., 1957-02-21
CRANE A
Bernard McLAfn- Minister

Sunday at 80 Divine worship.
Monday at 7.30 - Christian Com
mitrnent session at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Powers.
Welcomed
PARvKW ASSEMBLY OF GOD
ChArles d. BaunAn, Pastor
Sunday. 10 .. m Sunday school.
classes for all aSes.
ii 90 Morning worship service.
6 s00 D. m. Evangelist c. N. Ward on
Revfvaltime Owor KICK
1850 p. m. Evening D~vaneehsuc ser
vice.
wednesday. 7oo. BIBLE study and
prayer service.
You are invited 10 visit your Fun
Gospel church.
The Sidney herald., 1957-02-21

FOR SALE-Very good used living
OK set. $50. Chad's Furniture. Sid
nsy phone g. Site
The Sidney herald., 1957-02-21

LOG CHAPEL
Craze. Mont.
Sunday service: Sunday school 70
a IA
The Sidney herald., 1957-02-21
HOLINESS

Kew FhIuD y h4r1eYs F6D06
Sunday school II leiee .. m with
a GaD for every member O the
family.
Morning Worship hSur n II 90 ..
m.
Ohrtsttan Youth Crnader meet the
flint. third and nm Sundays Of
the month ut 100 p. m
Evening Dvak<elDuc Service At 73s
p. m
and a study OF Gods Word.
The Sidney herald., 1957-02-21

IL
North Inferytate Ave.
FatrvAew. MoufAna
Sunday: Wxtchtower Bible study
class. 500 p. N.
Wednesday: Book study. SO p. m
Friday: Service meeting and mAn4s-
try school. tn p. m
Evening star., 1957-12-29
MODERN
MANNERS
Now Is the Time to Make
Up Your 'Toboo List for 1858
BY CAROLYN HAGNER SHAW

are going with you. The guest
who Is always late. and after
keeping you standing on the
corner for a half hour. ar
rives facetiously remarking
that she "just knows she
viii be late TO her own
funeral. Ha. hal" (Your
thoughts at this point are
best left unsaidl. Then there
is the fond parent who talks
necessarily about her cute
and adorable children. when
you know what dreadfully
hammered youngsters they
really are.
Other contenders
The operation fanatic who
firmly believes that no con-
versation Is complete without
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detailed comment TO do with
my operation" The person,
man or woman. who tries to
impress you with his or her
ancestors. Ane old family
background and high social
standing. The older woman
who talks and acts like q
teen-ager and. vice-versa. the
teen-ager who tries 10 Inn
press YOU with her great
knowledge Of the world and
everything in II.
The callers who drop in for
the evening without warm
ing Tor at any time except
when paying q formal eall)
and then stay on and on.
sh wing no consideration
whatsoever for their host and
hostess. The person who Is
q bosom friend Of half the
prominent folks In the world,
calls them by their iirst
names ito your face. II not to
theirs and manages to drag
q few fancy references into
the first moment Of conver-
sation.
At the head Of the Taboo
List" are the busy y-bodies who
concern themselves with
other peoples business - In
other words. the gossip. II Is
hard to calculate the amount
Of trouble and heartaches
such people cause.
Then there Is the hypo-
chondriac who Is continue
ally complaining about his
aches and pains. most Of
them imaginary. The wilmer
or ''even II II was good.
wouldn't like Il" type who is
always gripping about every
thing under the sun. The
sensitive person who is for
ever getting his feelings
hurt. for which apologies are
demanded left and right.
Another Contestant
I'm sure another contest
ant for the Taboo List" Is
the one who Is always ready
to pick a fight. Such a per-
son will start an argument
at the drop Of q hat and,
right or wrong. viii express
his views in no uncertain
terms. at great length. Also,
near the top Of the list. is
the insincere fiatterer, who
deluges you with sugary COM
ments. 1t almost goes with
out saying that this same in
dividual makes biting and un-
complimentary remarks the
minute your back is turned.
Perhaps it would not be
a bad idea for us all to do a
little checking on ourselvesl
just to make sure that we
haven't cultivated any mean
or thoughtless traits that
Evening star., 1957-12-29

It seems TO me that II
might be a good idea to start
the New Year OF by compil-
Ing a Taboo List" for 1858,
This list should contain the
names Of the people who
clutter up your life and con-
tribute nothing: who use your
time, drain your energy. ex-
haust your sympathy. year
after year. because you lack
the courage to stop theml
A few contenders for the
taboo List" in my opinion.
are as follows: The friend
who phones to tell you her
troubles for IS straight min
utes of your busy time, and
who. adding insult to injury.
never even asks how things
Evening star., 1957-12-29
Admiral
To Wed

Mrs. Ben Campbell Cook
of Alexandria and Char
lottesville, Va. announces
the forthcoming marriage OF
her daughter. Mrs. Josephine
Cook Kenny to Vice Admiral
James L. Holloway. jr., USN.
The wedding will take place
here in January.
Admiral Holloway is pres
entity Chief of Naval Per-
sonnel. He will leave m Feb
ruary for his new post in
London where he will be
Commander in Chief. United
States Naval Forces, Eastern
Atlantic and Mediterranean.
Admiral Holloway, who was
graduated from the United
States Naval Academy. was
named Superintendent OF the
Naval Academy in l947 ana
held that post until 1850.
Evening star., 1957-12-29

hostesses. In their desire to
make sure that guests enjoy
themselves. they overdo the
hospitality TO an annoying
degree. The only thing you
can do is say mo thank you"
perhaps softening your re-
fusal by adding 1--WE had
several and they are de-
licious." or words to that
effect.
Question: have just re-
turned from spending Christ
mas eve and Day visiting
friends. They were most
kind and went out of their
way to see that l enjoyed my
self. What would you suggest
as q fitting way TO express my
appreciation? Mrs. L. T.
Answer FIRST. q letter
should be written as soon as
possible. expressing your ap-
probation for their kindness
and telling Of the wonderful
time you had. If finances
permit. sending flowers to
your hostess. accompanied by
a little card Of thanks. is
always a gracious gesture.
However. regardless of
whether or not you send
flowers. write.
Evening star., 1957-12-29
Mrs. Eusfis EnteFtains
For Her Grandd ddaughte1

Mrs. William Eustis gave a
dance last night at her
Georgetown home in honor
Of her granddaughter. Miss
Anne Livingston Emmet. deb
utante daughter Of Mrs.
Eustis Emmet of this city
and Mr.. Granville Thomas
Emmett, jr.. Of New York.
Evening star., 1957-12-29

with a full skirt gathered in
the back and featuring bows
at the side. Mrs. Emmet
wore a pale pink taffeta
gown.
Dancing to the music of
Sidney's orchestra started at
l0:30 and lasted until the
early hours of the morning.
A graduate Of Foxcroft in
Middleburg. Va. Miss Emmet
Is now attending Miss Hew-
tits School in New York City.
Evening star., 1957-12-29

Preceding the dance. Mr..
and Mrs. David Finley enter
tained at a joint dinner party
for Miss Emmett and Miss Avis
Bohlen at the F Street Club.
For her party the deb
utante wore a white peau
de sole dress, plain in front
Evening star., 1957-12-29
Questions and Answers

Question: have attended
several parties during the
holidays. At almost every
one the hostess has persisted
in trying to force more Of
this. that or the other thing
on me when I have had
enough and do not want any
more. How do you handle
this situation without being
rude? Mrs. NJ. G. X.
Answer-This Is a fault
common to many over anxious
Evening star., 1957-12-29

might make us contenders
for the Taboo List"
A very Happy New Year to
you all
Evening star., 1957-12-29
EndgfheN Year
:, Fur


The reason this William Rosendorf Clearance
of Furs means so much to the women Of Washington
Is that every coat, cape jacket. stole and scarf
Is from our regular stocks. And you know that the
william Rosendorf collection Of furs Is one
of the finest to be found anywhere. So come in
and take advantage Of these important savings.
Evening star., 1957-12-29
PRICES INCLUDE FEDERAL TAX
FUR COATS

FUR COATS ssgs,sr syss c'is5s.'' r1i.:
Dyed Mouton Processed Lamb Coats sl45 Sso
Black Dyed Persian Lamb Paw Coats $265 Sls8
Brown Dyed Marmot Coats ---- S295 SIS8
Dyed Northern Back Muskrat Goats $295 S2l8
Silver Blue Dyed MuSkrat Flank Goats $2s5- -S2ls
Black Dyed Persian Lamb Coats, Mink
OOhdI $SSS SNNo
Dyed Canadian Hair Seal Coats-- $325 s2Ss
Natural Gray Squirrel Coat $595 $4ee
Natural Spotted Cat Coats------------ $Ss5 e3lS
Black Dyed Persian Lamb Coats $4s5 S33s
Tip Dyed Sheared Raccoon Coats $4e5 S33s
Natural Sheared Raccoon Goats s.----- $4s5 s33s
Natural Gray Persian Lamb Coats $525 S30o
Let-Out Dyed Muskrat Coats $4s5 sass
Natural Ranch Mink Paw Coats $445 S33s
Natural Royal Pastel Mink Paw Coats $525 e300
Coat '---A-.- ~ .0".-..---.--,~- ssss seas
Matara Dyed Fur Seal Coat t--------- $S65 s64s
Dyed Canadian Ermine Coats---------- s945 S68S
Natural Ranch Mink Coats sIS9s
CAPES, JACKETS STOLES H:ss,e' ;s.: cis..'' p4i..
Dyed Mouton Processed Lamb Jackets $l25 s7s
Brown Dyed Muskrat Clutch Capes-- $l45 SlO8
Brown Dyed Muskrat Cape Stoles---- $l45 SII8
Brown Dyed Squirrel Pocket stoles $le5 sIIs
Heather Dyed Squirrel Clutch Capes-- $l65 SII8
Honey Dyed Squirrel Cape Stoles---- $i65 SlI0
Heather Dyed Squirrel Cape Jackets $325 S248
Honey Dyed Squirrel Jackets .--------- $395 S278
Brown Dyed Muskrat Cape jackets $ls5 sIss
Crown Royal Dyed Muskrat Jackets --$245 &l88
Brown Dyed Squirrel Capes $265 Sl0s
Brown Dyed Japanese Mink Stoles- $2s5 s2Is
Black Dyed Persian Lamb Jackets $345 sass
Matara Dyed Fur Seal Jacket -------- $425 S338
White Dyed Beaver Jacket t-------------$545 S4ls
Natural Canadian Beaver Jackets s 1895 S278
Natural Ranch Mink Clutch Capes - $345 S268
Natural Ranch Mink Pocket stoles .----- $395 S298
Natural Ranch Mink Cape Stoes .--- $375 s378
Natural silverblu Mink Pocket Stoles $425 S338
Natural Silverblu Mink Cape Stoes 40 $495 S3S8
Natural Royal Pastel Mink Clutch Capes $395 S208
Natural Royal Pastel Mink Pocket Stoles $495 S358
Natural Royal Pastel Mink Cape stoles $425 s33s
stoes '.'D' oe.D'e~ .--4, ~ ss7S s44s
stoies 4.'l-~ oei'e'' "N-.O@.. sS75 s44s
Natural Ranch Mink Jackets - $l245 s898
jackets ' '4e---.~-"----~- sl2s5 ssss
Natural Royal Pastel Mink Jacket 49, $l425 SlO98
Natural Emba Cerulean' Mink Jackets $iS95 sl408
Natural Emba Cerulean' Mink Cape
Jackets SISUb
FUR SCARFS Hssss' ;;ia: c'isss:'' S4is.
4-skin Brown Dyed Squirrel scarfs SIS sSs
4-skin Brown Dyed japanese Mink
4-skin Natural Ranch Mink Scarfs 49, $l45 SIOs
s-skin Natural Baum Marten scarfs-- $225 sI3s
s-skin Natural Stone Marten scarfs.- $245 SISs
3-skin Natural Russian Sable Scarfs $325 S2lo
'Trsds.mGrk Mutation Mink Breeders Association.
Prices INCLUDE Federal Tar
Small Down Payment IL Mos. to Pay
WDiun Rnend~f
1915 STREET NV.
wAsHmoroNs TuRRnn
- s,,, ,.,.,.a A . ,o,,,. :, .. :, ..,o,,,s ,,,. A
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the building business with two

the building business with two
friends.
He drifted gradually into real
estate, and in. 1851 set Up his
Charlottesville office. Last Sep
TENDER. he opened q branch in
Waynesboro. Va. 80 miles away.
He says the ofiices--with their
II employes--keep him busy
But If you enjoy your work, :"
he said. 1T isn't too much. I
enjoy my. work. IT'S like a long
vacation. ! don't like to be away
from it for too long,"
He and Mrs. Cochran. the
former Louise Keister of Stras-
burg, Va, have been married 81
years. A couple Of years ago
they built a new ranch style
home on two acres on the side
OF q mountain, with one of the
finest views you can imagine.
He once raised beagles, but
now keeps just the hunting
pack. At home there are two
miniature pinschers. a toy ter
rier. and the game birds. The
birds he keeps for eating and
Ito give to people,"
While Mr.. Cochran is away
tending to his many duties. Mrs.
Cochran looks after the me-
nagerie and raises fancy roses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-18
BY JACK JONAS
star stan Correspondent

CHARLOTTES VILE, Va.
May l8.-Joel M. Cochran be.
lieves people rush around toe
much. trying to do more thar
they can handle.
Mr.. Cochran, who keeps his
activities at a miniMum-he's
disaster chairman for the Red
Cross. helping out in a fund
drive for the Society for the Pre-.
vention Of Cruelty to Animals
regional vice president of the
National Institute Of Farm
Brokers. active in the Char.
lottesville-A lbemarle Chamber Of
Commerce, member of the Red.
lands Club. the Elks Club, the
Pennington Country Club anC
Christ Episcopal Church. runs 9
prosperous real estate business
with two Offices 80 miles apart
does a little farming on his 200
acre farm, keeps a beagle hunt
ing pack and raises South Egyp-
tiari quail. Cornish chickens
pigeons and pheasants on the
side-was installed this year as
president Of the Virginia Real
Estate Association.
People ought to relax more,
he said. ~ like to slip out the
back door Of the Office once in
a while during the week to 60
hunting or fishing"
The new head Of the Virginia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-18
Virginia Realty Head
Gets Buster and Buster

Real Estate Association tool
over from DR.. Joseph w. Seay
of Falls Church. last years pres.
Iident.
Joel Minter Cochran is {
genial Virginia gentleman of tn,
old school. admits to being 4,
years old but looks in his mid.
die sos.
He admits that an active mar
keeps letting himself In for NOR,
activity.
TITS like getting a bear by tn,
TAIL" he said. II was vice presi.
dent Of the Association for foul
years, and this year I just hae
to take the presidency"
Mr.. Cochran is q native O.
Charlottesville. and was gradu'
ated from high school here. Be.
fore the war he was q supervisor
for a tire company for IL years
Despite the loss of sight in on,
eye in an accident in 1892, HI
served nearly three years in thu
infantry in World War II.
The Army learned he wal
handy with q rifle-he's likeC
hunting as long as he can re.
wonderland while still q re.
cruit he was giving instructions
in the rife to other recruits.
After the war he went inte
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-18

lof the Mortgage Bankers Asso.
citation of America.
Mr.. Hall. who would succeed
John F. Austin. jr.. of Houston
Tex. in the presidency, will stanc
for election during the 44th an.
nual convention of the associa.
ton in Dallas November 4 to 7
Walter C. Nelson, Of Minneap.
oils. has been nominated to serve
with Mr.. Hall as vice president
**
The real estate firm Of Fred
A. Gosnell and Sons has an
nounced removal Of its ofiices
to 2053 Wilson boulevard. al
North Courthouse road, Airing
ton.
The Arm. which specializes in
the sale and management OF
commercial, apartment and de-
velopment properties. was
founded by Mr.. G0snell, ST., in
1925. Other partners include
Mr.. G0snell. jr.. and James r.
Gosnell.
~ 81
RHESA M. NORRIS. the sole
District member of the Society
of Industrial Realtors and q
senior member and past presi-
dent Of the Society Of Residen-
tial Appraisers. was q guest lee
turer recently for the Real Estate
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REALTY REVUE

The real estate brokerage of.
nee Of Thomas L. Phillips Co.,
has been moved from S420 Con-
necticut avenue NV. to TITO
Wisconsin avenue. Bethesda.
Nd, Thomas L. Phillips, presi-
dent Of the company. announced
today.
Mr.. Phillips has maintained
an office in the uptown section
of Connecticut avenue for 20 Of
his "a. years in the real estate
business.
A former president Of the
Washington Real Estate Board
and an organizer and first chair
man of the Washington Area
Realtors Council. Mr.. Phillips
was one of the organizers and a
charter member of the Operative
Builders Association, now the
Home Builders Association of
Metropolitan Washington. He
has been q member of the Dis
trict Bar since 1915, when he
was graduated from George
town University Law School.
One Of the Nations best
known figures in the field Of real
estate education, Mr.. Phillips
took an active part in setting up
the real estate program con-
Quoted by American University
in cooperation with the WASH
ington Real Estate Board. For
several years. he taught classes
in real estate subjects at AU,
and was the first part-time in
structor to be given the designa-
ton Of professional lecturer. Uni
versity records show that more
than 5000 students have en-
rolled In these courses since es-
adjustment Of the program in
1949.
Mr.. Phillips served for a,num-
Der Of years as chairman Of the
Washington Real Estate Boards
Education Committee, and
served also as a member Of the
Executive Council Of the Nation
al Association Of Real Estate
Boards Committee on Education.
He is q member Of the WASH
ington Real Estate Board, the
Montgomery county board, the
Washington Board Of Trade, and
Delta Theta Phi legal fraternity.
He has lived in Montgomery
county 81 years.
Problems Of real estate. with
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particular reference to the "cur-
rent decline in home construc-
ton and the tight money sit
uation" viii be taken up during
the spring meetings Of the Ma
tional Association Of Real Estate
Boards and its afiiliates opening
in Chicago next Thursday.
ton and the tight money sit
Some $500 are expected to
attend the meetings.
Announcement was made earl
Ter this week of the merger of
Tyler & Rutherford, one Of the
Oldest real estate firms in WASH
Iington. with Frederick w. Berens,
Inc. by George w. DeFranceaux,
president Of the Berens firm.
\
Edmund w. Dreyfuss, Ala,
Washington architect, has been
retained as consultant to the
Washington Real Estate Board
President Charlie L. Norris, ST.,
has announced.
Mr.. Dreyfuss win advise both
the board and its coming commit
tee on the Lewis coming proposals
currently under study in the city,
He will concentrate on the resi-
dental aspects Of the coming
changes, the announcement
stated.
John G. Hall. Birmingham
(Ala.) mortgage banker, has been
Nominated To be rAxk Yaresidanf
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Principles and Practices course
at American University.
= ~
Charles J. Bauer, former exec
utive secretary Of both the
Building Owners and Managers
Association Of Metropolitan
Washington and the Washing
ton Real Estate Board, has been
appointed manager of the COM
mercial real estate department
of the Thomas j. Fisher Co.,
ChaEjes H. Purcell, president Of
the Fisher firm has announced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-18
Tip on Repuintinc

When repainting any surface
all OF the old coating that is
glossy in appearance should be
sanded to provide q tooth" as
they say In the trade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-18

John G. Hall. Birmingham
(Ala.) mortgage banker. has been
nominated to be next president
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just look and h
Of the handsome full
pat" and yard with and
homa
room" two full baht dining hHepee full basement,
Mhen-uny equipped
For the finest
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Exclusive Sales
EDWARD r. CARR, Inc
$40 Beck Lick Roed. Springfield, Va.
Bonnsywood Model Home: G.. S-2sSS


Boyeed Md Home: c. s2ss5
Built by RECOR INC, H. F. Bohnke, Pre-.
mm
Boddoek and
lneo esHecf
Book Lick Rd Il l. and modeh
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earlier he met the girl at La
Motta's bar and had relations
with her the next day.
1--WE never seen this girl" La
iMotta shouted to the jury after
she was ushered into the court
room.
Asked by Mr.. Cushman if he
had kissed the girl-as she testi-
fied-to determine if she were 81.
LaMotta replied:
Definitely not"
He answered mo sir" or def
nitely not" to all questions con-
corning any knowledge of the
teen-age girl or prostitution in
general.
1 Asked if he knew a woman
who frequented his bar was a
prostitute, he replied: Il don't
believe anything l hear and only
half of what l see."
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Injury to Mother
Sends Son to Jail

Breaking the wrist Of ones
mother is not a matter to be
taken lightly, a Municipal Court
Judge ruled yesterday in sentenc-
ing an Grant son to $50 days in
Jail.
This sentence was imposed or
Thomas w. Parson. 80. of the
first block Of K street NE. By
Judge Almond w. Scott.
Parson was convicted after
his mother, Mrs. Lelie Parson
"a, of the same address. testified
her son seized her right wris1
and violently twisted it in the
course of an argument on Feb
iruary %. She contended the spat
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Judge George E. Schulz pro-
nounced the maximum sentence
of six months in County Jail at
hard labor and a fine of $500.
The jury convicted LaMotta
of operating place in which a
l4-year-old girl made dates"
for prostitution and of aiding
and abetting" her activities. He
was freed on charges of receiving
the girl in his establishment and
procuring customers for her.
LaMotta was released in 81 900
bond pending filing motions for
a new trial and an appeal to
Circuit Court.
LaMotta and his attorney L.
j. Cushman, called the verdict "a
serious miscarriage of justice.
Melvin Stoller, who has
pleaded guilty to contributing to
the delinquency Of a minor, said
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I19 Die in Andes Crash
IOf Bolivian Airliner

LA PAz, Bolivia. Mar. 20 (E9.
ALI 10 persons aboard a Bo-
livian airliner were killed when
the plane crashed into an Andes
mountain peak, a rescue squad
reported yesterday.
The two-engine DC-3, with 16
passengers and a crew of three
disappeared yesterday while fly
ing from Cochabamba to Oruro.
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last Saturday IN the Recreation
Departments model plane show
sponsored jointly with the Junior
Chamber Of Commerce.
The. Scouts gave the Prince
"a model Of one large plane and
five little ones as o gift.