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Evening star., 1960-10-05
Adoms-Moreon
Assurance Given

Nathan Volkman of the Dis
trict Office of Urban Renewal
told the Community Council
last night that cutting the
Adams-Morgan project staff
temporarily because of lack of
funds will not hurt the project
The Adams Morgan project
is nearing completion of its
planning stage, Mr.. Volkman
said, and active work probably
will start in the near future
The staff probably will be in
creased again next January, he
said.
The fact that many District
officials and policemen live out
side the city was deplored by
the group. A committee is
studying the problem.
The meeting was held at 1880
Columbia road NV.
Evening star., 1960-10-05
Hebert Says U. S.
Is ls'Triaqer-Reudy'

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 5 (AP)
Representative Hebert. Dem
ocrat Of Louisiana, back from a
tour Of American military bases
in Europe. says the United
States is "trigger-ready" to de-
fend itself against Russia.
Mr.. Hebert, chairman of a
House Armed Services subcom-
mittee. said the Soviet Iron
Curtain is now surrounded by
an atomic ring" of Free World
defenses manned by personnel
aware that hostilities could
break out any time.
Il am more convinced than
I have ever been in the ability
of America to defend itself, +"
he said.
A Russian attack on the
United States, he said in an
interview yesterday, would
touch off within is minutes a
retaliatory blast carrying more
destructive power than all the
weapons used by the allies in
World War II.
Evening star., 1960-10-05
BY MARY McGRORY
Star stan Writer

EN- ROUTE WITH NIXON,
Oct. 5.-For the tone Of his
campaign, Richard M. Nixon
has apparently drawn on the
Biblical text, He who humbleS
himself shall be exalted"
He hardly ever uses the first
person singular. He is always
I'VE" on the platform. Some
times the other half is his wife
Pat, who is running for First
Lady; sometimes it is Henry
Cabot Lodge. who is a candi-
date for the vice presidency.
Whoever it is. he indicates, is
| the better half.
1 No one could possibly accuse
him of partisanship as he goes
about dropping only the gen.
tlest hints that he, too. is run
ming for something. In fact,
he almost seems to forbid Re-
publicans to vote for him just
because he is one of them.
Il think it's vitality important
that when we elect a President, "
he told a crowd in Hackensack,
N. j.. yesterday morning, that
we have in mind that it is not
enough just to simply vote a
party label. I ask you to vote
whatever is best for America" I"
Unlike bis rival, Senator
Kennedy, who presented him
self in the same territory as
the bold new leader of the
party Of Wilson, Roosevelt and
Truman, Mr.. Nixon pictures
himself as a grateful follower.
I'm riding their coattailS," he
said, pointing to the local can
didates who made the rounds
with him.
Mr.. Nixon continued this
theme of humblenesS today
when he told a breakfast gath
ering in New York that he is
not going to say-as Senator
Kennedy has-that this is a
time for greatness" He would
be a little embarrassed, he con-
fessed. to contend that only
he has the greatness for the
presidency.
A stout. pipe-smoking citizen
wearing a Nixon Crusader"
tag in his hatband, was not
beguiled by the mild approach.
Il do not approve" he said.
Il like more bang"
Mr.. Nixon has heard this
plant from other party regu-
lars. He has, however, turned
his back on them. Right now
he apparently wants above all
TO establish the fact that he
is, like Henry Higgins, lust an
ordinary man."
Senator Kennedy, Of course,
prefers to be considered extraor-
dinary. He takes the plat
form with the briSkest nod to
the turnout, the most perfume
tory acknowledgment of local
aSplrants. He Immediately
starts tossing out ideas with
a rapidity that sometimes
takes little account of the
early-morning slowness of his
auditors.
Message Underlined
Mr.. Nixon, on the other hand
uses the technique an early
radio announcer summed uI
this way: First you tell them
Evening star., 1960-10-05
UAR Defector Kills
Himself in Jordan

AMMAN, Jordan, Oct. 5
(AP).-A detecting pilot from
the United Arab Republic COM
mitted suicide soon after seek
ing political asylum here, a
military spokesman reports.
Flight 1t. Adnan Madami
landed his Might last Wednes-
day and asked King Hussein to
let him stay, the spokesman
said last night. He added that
while resting alone in officers
quarters 1t. Madami seized a
pistol and shot himself through
the head.
Evening star., 1960-10-05
JUST AN ORDINARY NAM
The Nixon Approach
Is Strictly Low.Key

you're going to tell them. Then
you tell them. Then you tel
them you've told them"
Mr.. Nixon, with the micro
phone in hand, always ex.
changes a few delighted glance.
with Mrs. Nixon over the size
of the crowd. then explain.
the complexities of domestic
and foreign policy in term;
which he tells the voters 1"
know you will understand"
Senator Kennedy. seeking tc
illustrate a point. rifles the
classics or world history. Mr.
Nixon always finds just what
he needs in his own humble
past.
Yesterday. in Elizabeth, re-
preaching Senator Kennedy fol-
a farm program he said woulc
cause a Is per cent increase
in food prices, he recalled the
family grocery store and the
housewives who came in buying
stew meat instead of pot roast
hamburgers rather than steak
and no strawberries out oi
season.
The Nixon line, with its
emphasis on early travail ano
success that came hard, can be
epitomized in that phrase: INC
Strawberries out of season."
Defensive on Ideals
He is even defensive about
what he calls "the right things.
"Oh. they sound like nothing
I know" he said, as if the
crowd of housewives and babies
and school children before him
were resisting the concept, but
the materialists have always
underestimate the power Of
ideals-ideals, like what?"
He was as diffident about
coming out for love of country
as if it were an unpopular cause
which only the rash would
espouse. "Oh, they call il
patriotism" he said. You car
call it f1ag-waving. Well, if it's
patriotism and fiag-waving
that's what we need"
Only his experience, Mr.
Nixon deftly suggests, divides
him from the man in the street
and from his opponent.
Evening star., 1960-10-05

are on the march and on the
march to victory"
IS Miles BY MotOrcade
In his bid for New jerseys
Is electoral votes, the Vice
President Travelled about rs
miles by motorcade. His crowds
were good. They were as large,
and sometimes larger, than
those attracted by Senator
Kennedy in his journey
through New Jersey a couple
of weeks ago. But until the
West Orange appearance there
was lacking the high pitch OF
enthusiasm for Mr.. Nixon that
Senator Kennedy engendered
Evening star., 1960-10-05
Democratic Route

Il say Mr.. Nixon has looked
but he has not seen. He has
heard but he has not listened.
When it comes to our economy
he sees no evil, hears no evil,
speaks no evil. But the un-
pleasant facts are still there.
Evening star., 1960-10-05

assure you his vision will be
no clearer and his awareness nc
greater from the White House. "
Evansville, Anderson, Muncie
and Terre Haute, on the Ken
nedy motorcade route today,
are currently controlled by
Democratic municipal officials.
The congressional districts in
which they are located elected
Democrats in the 1858 elections.
Senator Kennedy. however
remarked that he has no illu-
sions that the Democratic pres
idential and vice presidential
candidates are sure of captur-
ing Indiana's 13 electoral votes
November 8. Four years ago
the Eisenhower-Nixon ticket
swept the State, 1,182,811 to
783 ,90S, and won by a smaller
margin in 1852.
Democratic State Office can
didates say they have an ex-
cellent chance Of victory. The
strenuous visit of Senator Ken
nedy will help greatly. they
believe, not only by popping up
State and local party organ
izationS to get out the vote, but
also by showing himself per-
Sonally as an effective cam
paigner they regard as meas
uring up to the demands of the
presidency.
Meets Small Crowd
On his arrival in Indianapolis
late yesterday afternoon. Sen
ator Kennedy encountered one
of the smallest street crowds he
has seen thus far. 1t was far
smaller and quieter than those
which greeted him in cities
such as Buffalo. Syracuse and
Rochester, N. Y, and in many
communities in Illinois, Penn
sylvania and Ohio during the
last few weeks.
Moreover it came nowhere
being as big and enthusiastic
as the thousands who well
coined Mr.. Nixon in Indian
apolis on September IL.
The Kennedy forces felt bet
ter last night about the show
ing at the Coliseum. The audi
ence there included 1000 who
paid $100 a plate for a fund
raising dinner.
Practically all Democratic
leaders and major State and
congressional Office candidates
were on hand. Former Demo-
cratic National Chairman Paul
M. Butler, an Indianan, was
not there.
Senator Kennedy touched on
international problems only in
general way in his Indian
apolis speech. In the televised
interview. however, he said he
thought that under the circum-
stances President Eisenhower
showed good judgment in de-
clining a neutralist suggestion
in the United Nations that
he meet with Soviet Premier
Khrushchev.
Evening star., 1960-10-05
Kennedy Blasts GO. P.
On OnUnempIoymentR Rise
BY ROBERT X. WALSH
Star stan Writer

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Oct. 5.-Senator Kennedy today
charged that Republican policies have produced rising
employment and slack business conditions"
He said these policies backed by Vice President Nixon
caused million workers to lose their jobs and have
Government 50 billion in income
LaShng back at Mr. Nixons
Evening star., 1960-12-04

Professor of Education at the College.
Miss Benson has normal hearing, but
is the daughter of deaf parents
The deaf "speak" in two languages
the sign language and the manual al
phabet The manual alphabet finger
symbols for each letter-is easily
learned and not used as generally as
the sign language.
I'VE are learning" says DR.. Schein.
This we must do if we want to commu-
nicate effectively. How else could we
be effective in the counseling area?
1t would be like a German physician
telling you to talk to him in German or
Evening star., 1960-12-04

universal sign language in actual
practice" he says. but you could get
along very nicely with Frenchman
using it."
Its difficult" DR.. Schein says.
I'VE asked, does the word not in
sentence come before or after the verb?
We haven't found out yeti just
doesn't work that way exactly.
And there are accents in sign
language. There's Gallaudet accent,
a Harvard accent, Jersey accent l
was using a sign once and my instructor
said: No, don't use that sign. That's
aJersey sign"
Evening star., 1960-12-04

he won't treat you. If you don't under
stand German, you'd better find an
other doctor"
"One of the difficult things for us
novices," says DR.. Roy, lis the sign
language A sign we SO carefully make
they Ohe teachers) make with gesture,
snap"
AT least I've been able to give up
smoking" says DR.. Schein I've had to.
In learning to talk with my hands,
just can't smoke"
The sign language is language of
its own and, according to DR.. Roy, has
universal properties. There is no
STAR PHOTOS BY ELWOOD BAKEl
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-04
SPARKLING BUNGALOW

Coll and see for yourself. this 3
yeor-old home featuring vesti
bule entrunce. ldrge kitchen
with eoting oreu plus DINING
room, 2 bedrooms down. clo,
tile bath: End floor heoted onc
insulated; full divided base
ment with recreation room: | "a
car garage. Located in Euclid.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-04
AUBURN RID. FARM

3 bedroom brick bungalow. large
living room with wood burning
fireplace. full dining room. full
basement with hot water heat
plus many other lectures. Owner
California bound. S26 500.
WlLLOUCHBY HILLS
Nicely located bedroom ranch.
l3x20 living room, tiled bath. 2
cor attached garage on 7ox430
lot An excellent buy at Sl7.600.
BRICK BUNGALOW
With q l3xl5 living room, 2 large
bedrooms, modern kitchen. Q full
baths, one ceromic tile and one
plastic, uluminum storms. screens
and awnings. Competing in living
room and hall, beautiful poneled
recreation room in basement with
padded bo, extra lovotory. in
cinerotor. built in sprinkler sYs-
tenn. thermo pdne picture window
in living room and vestibule. This
home is owned by master
plumber and priced below its
worth at $4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-04
EUCLID

4.yeor-old bungalow off Eost
ESQ ST. 2 bedrooms down with
expansion up. nice large kitch-
en-. noturol woodwork through
out, semi-recreotion room. ulumi-
mum storms and screens. Ia.
car garage. $4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-04
WnLoWICK

Lovely s.yeor-old bungalow.
roomy kitchen and dinette. 2
bedrooms and bath down. ex-
ponsion up. fully tiled basement.
double garage; close to schools
and shopping. Sl7.900.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-04
REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE

INDIAN HILLS. Don't miss see.
ing this solid masonry tapestry
brick 3.bedroom colonial. 2
WOOD. burning firsploces, full
basement. double garage.
lS2l, 800.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-04
EUCLID FIRST OFFERING

Moydole Ave, off Eost 222nd ST.
Be the first TO see and buy this
spotless 8-yeor-old bungalow
with full basement; vestibule en-
trance; clay tile bath; aluminium
storms and screens. Don't miss
this.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-04
BY OWNER
BY OWNER
CLEVELAND HGTS.

CLEVELAND HGTS.
YOU may have immediate posses
sion of this white colonial near
Heights High. Living room, din
ing room, large kitchen and den
on first floor; bedrooms and
bath second; 22x22 recreation
room, also complete bath in base
ment; new furnace; priced near
$4,000. The Strow Co.,
YE. 2-9432.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-04
It's The Most!

Thot money can buy. This 6
rom COLONEL in good location
OF Euclid. Screened-in rear porch.
full basement. ll2-cor garage.
Only s years old. Vacant. We
know when you see il. you will
buy it at the bargain price OF
Sl7,900.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-04

EUCLID BRICK. Attractive 5.
room "a duplex. recreation room,
Ilorge lot. l1z-cor garage: Loke
Shore Blvd. oreo. See to op.
preciote.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-04
CONTEMPORARY RANCH

"A home thut must be seen 10
appreciate its vulue. Beomed
ceilings, wood-buIning fireplace.
built-in oven, range and refrig.
erotor. IA baths. Only 2 years
old; double garage. OFT Ridge
Rd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-04
OWNER TRANSFERRED

OWNER THANSf EHHEU
OF Lake Shore Blvd. in Willo-
wick. neot 3-bedroom bungalow.
full basement. gas heat. storms
and screens; only 10 years old:
nothing to do but move in. Only
LSl7. 500.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-04
DON'T BE TOO LATE

Coll US on this cute 3-bedroom
bungalow Immediately. H q S
nice living room. bright kitchen
und eating oreu. utility room. ot-
toched garage. screened porch.
all this on q 90xl00 lot. Only
$500.
4 BEDROOM $4,000
You will agree this is q buy
when you see this lovely older
home. spacious poneled living
room. dining room. large kitchen.
utility room, bath and nice 2-cor
garage; very nedt and clean.
FULL BASEMENT sl2.soo
You can have immediate occu.
poncy on this fine 3-bedroom
home. Lorge living room and
dining oreu. utility room. patio
and l7-cor garage, londscoped
50xl50 lot.
LIKE A LARGE LOT?
Attractive year old ranch with
8 spocious bedrooms. bright
kitchen. corpeted living room and
family room, oluminum storms
and screens. double ottoched ga.
rage and 8xl3 storage building
for tools. All this on londscoped
l35xl65 lot; range and refrigero.
tor included at Sl6.5O0.
WTLLOUGHBY sl3.s0o
This very well kept home has
lovely living room with fireplace,
large kitchen. full dining room.
Q spacious bedrooms with pos.
sible Ord and both: well land
scoped lot is 80xl00. Beach
privilege.
OFF SEASON BUY
You can be in this beautiful
ranch in plenty of time for the
boating season. dock privilege on
Mentor Lagoon. lovely living
room with fireplace. 3 very lorge
bedrooms. full dining room. kitch-
en- has loads of cupbourds, Ia
baths with vonity. all hardwood
floors. large utility room. double
attached garage with cement
drive. and 80xl28 londscoped lot
only S22.400 and owner will help
finance or may take trade.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-04
OWNER TRANSFERRED

And this lovely frome bungalow
must be sold. Has large living
room. large kitchen with eoting
space. Modern clay tile bath.
connections in for luvotoIY in
basement. Aluminium storms and
screens. Q cor garage. Finished
recreation room, ventildting fan
in kitchen. Plus many other
extras for only S22.5o0.
FRAME BUNGALOW
In one OF Euclids finer neiohbor-
hoods. 6l2 cheerful rooms OF liv-
ing. noturol woodwork. full base
ment. qos-uir conditioned. olumi-
mum storms and screens. Ia cor
garage on q londscuped 7oxlo3
#. lot. Wont last long at S24.s50.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-04
Your Needs Are What We Look For Your Wants We Have
g. Ss2 Ss;s2 MULTIPLE i!ai EXCHANGE &!sl &<;E;1 &<;E1 & 2
eds Are What We Look For : Your Wants We Have
ARCADE AVE.


Well kept 6 rooms. plus garage
good size lot. new roof. new fur
! noce, new cutters. lovutory ono
shower in basement, qos heot
3 bedrooms and bath on second
enclosed back porch. only
Sl4,600.
PARKLANE DRIVE
OFF EAST 260th ST.
Handsome new brick veneer
bungalow with insulated expon.
sion up: living room: Q bed.
rooms: large kitchen with built
ins: full divided basement; good
lot; Sl9.90o.
TWO FAMILY BRICK
Lake Shore 5 plus S. rear porches
3-coI brick garages. up suite
rented for Sl35.o0; down suite
vacant; many extras; move right
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-04

Sl6.900
bedroom home, living room
corpeted. gloss lined hot water
tank. storms and screens, stone
front and patio. 2-cor garage.
Must see to appreciate. located
at 1928 Nottingham Road.
sls.5oo
; bedroom brick ranch home.
l4xl8 living room. twin size bed.
rooms. divided basement. gas
heot. enclosed potio. lot 6oxl60
on Strawberry Lone neor Willo-
Plaza.
n. IA. HAASE REALTY
225 E. 32oth, VIII. 3-O733
BRATENAHL
4 bedroom dwelling; beautiful
londscoped "a acre lot. 3-cor
heated garage; good financing
ovoiluble. Asking s3l 500.
COLONIAL HEIGHTS
Nice bungalow; two bedrooms
down; one up! 2-cor garage;
modern bath; breakfast nook;
Competing thru out; terrific buy.
Sl5.s00.
cAPAS REALTY
1902 St. Clair Ave.
MU. 1-4515
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-04
We Need Homes In The Northeast Are
We Have Qualified Buyers Waiting
| S23.soo

S23.500
Is all that is asked for this fine
investment property. There is
store, fine 2 fomily home. 3 cor
garage plus q shop. Full base
ment with gas hot wcter heat.
Must be sold to settle estate.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-04
OUTSTANDING VALUE!
clio Sn0

Sl2.500
5-room single in very good con.
dition. modern kitchen and
nook, bath with colored fixtures.
full basement gas heat inciner-
utor. aluminium storms and
screens; located in Nottingham
area. Build up your equity. not
your rent receipts.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-04

0SSA@ SSSss 0ssS"
In scenic Beverly Hills Of Euclid.
Tile kitchen with all built-ins plus
large breakfast room: rear porch
off dining room; Q bedrooms.
bath on lst: Q bedrooms plus
fumily room and both on End;
full divided basement. II you
hurry builder will allow you
to select your own color
schemes. You cun ask any
builder you will find even
your best friend connot duplicate
this home ot the price Of S29. 800.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-04

DIS ON LEXINGTON
Here is q steal for $4,000. Ac-
tive neiehborhood. High weekly
gross. Living quarters. Porking
for 200 cars.
SCHUTT REALTY
KE. 1885 KE. 1928
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-04
REALTORS
Office OPEN DAILY 9 10 8
Seller Transferred

5 yeor old 8 Bedroom Ronch
on DOUBLE lot. Dining room
and euting oreo in kitchen.
Attached garage. NORTH OF
Blvd. Asking Sl5.900. ONLY
$500 Down FHA.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-04
4 BEDROOM RANCH
FREEWAY BUYERS

New Brick Q family. 2 bedrooms
each suite. roomy kitchen. 2-cor
garage. ready for decorating.
AEn@ oEAIYN
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-04
REALTORS
iil1!a!!,i!L''Il al |! |!
SERVICE -
Check These
Values

Is an exclusive ureo in Euclid.
Seldom do we Aqve a 6-room
English colonial with "a baths.
closed-in rear porch. full divided
basement. 2-cor attached ga
rage, on large nicely land
scuped lot. Owner transferred to
another state. Property vacant.
Thot's the reason you cun buy
it if you hurry at the low OF
S25,900.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-26
Mrs. Nina Williams
SURPRISED On Birthday

Mrs. Nina Williams, 1919 Clin-
ton Av., was rendered a wonderful
surprise birthday party by her
daughter, Mrs. Dorothy M. Thomp-
son, on Wednesday evening, Aug
ust IT, at her home.
In talking with her mother over
the phone, Mrs. Thompson told her
she would come over Wednesday
and spend the afternoon and
night with her and would bake her
birthday cake at the same time,
which was most agreeable with
Mrs. Williams.
Arriving at her home Wednes-
day, Mrs. Thompson baked the
cake and made a salad. All the
while her mother was asking what
else was going on especially when
different friends called and would
ask for her daughter.
In the evening when friends be-
gan dropping in to wish her birth
day happiness she realized that it
was a surprise party. She was
specially surprised to see Mrs.
Arthur (Arie) Pullum of Cleve-
land, Mrs. Susan Napue of st. Paul
and Mrs. Thelma Gray of Mime
apolis. Others who came to offer
Fluctuations were Mines. Bessie
Jones, Bessie Gresham, Mary
Stokes and vi Thomas. Others
sending greetings were Mines. Bet
tie Jackson, Alma Smith and Erma
Peterson, who were unable to be
present.
The evening was spent socializ-
ing, talking over old times togeth-
er and listening to gospel records
on the hi-fi. The serving of tasty
refreshments concluded the de-
lightful affair.
Her son, Russell Starks and his
son, Russie both helped to make
this, her first surprise birthday
party a happy occasion
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-26
The Moores Return
From Vacation Spent
On West Coast

Mr.. and Mrs. Plouis Moore, 3717
Fifth Av. S., returned home Sun
day morning from a two weeks
visit in Seattle, Wash, where they
were guests of their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. William
o. Robinson. Mrs. Robinson Is the
former Colleen Moore.
The highlights of their visit was
a guided tour of the Boeing Air
Craft and Guided Missile plant,
witnessing Part of the Seafare
Hydro Plane races on Lake Wash
ington and an overnight visit and
sightseeing tour Of Vancouver,
B. c.
Several sightseeing tours around
Seattle and along the general Pu-
get Sound area, shopping, the
theater, golf and swimming made
their trip an enjoyable experience.
Among those extending social
courtesies were Messrs. and Mines.
L. c. Shepherd, w. L. jefferson,
David Young, Webster johnson
and Elmo Hughes.
Before leaving for Seattle, Mrs.
Moore had visited in Houston and
Galveston, Tex. She was the house.
gust in Houston of Mrs. Emma
Pearson.