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Evening star., 1961-09-17
LyricuI Lutte

Another newcomer in Vic
tors Soria Series presents
Britain's brilliant guitarist
and lutenist Julian Bream in
The Golden Age of English
Lutte Music" Through disks
like this we are rediscovering
why the lutte was for a CEN
tury the most popular of
instruments.
These Is pieces are from
the Elizabethen era when
composers such as John
Dowland, Anthony Holborne,
Robert johnson and Francis
Cutting were all the rage.
Evening star., 1961-09-17
By WILLIAM GLOVER
A~.aesat.d prnas urffar

! A1Eu1AAbCu EASoo aAAtSA
NEW YORK.-Sally Ann
fdowes is singing her hus-
bands tunes as though they
we're penned by somebody
else.
/ The peaches : and = cream
spouse of Broadway COM
poser Richard Adler firmly
believes business and ro-
nance should never mix.
fWhen 1 work with him. it's
strictly work" she insists.
The British star is polish
ing bell tones for "Kwa-
nina" an unusual musical
that reaches the Fifty-fourth
Street Theater on October
23. Adler's score relates a
saga of present-day Africa.
(. The couple, to insure sep
aration of stage and hearth,
made her contract.
Miss Howes' participation
in the show came about in an
indirect fashion that includ-
ed a moment of wifely in
dignation.
1.-The role wasn't written
with me in mind or designed
for my talents" the singer
declares, land as q matter
Of fact, nobody ever said
anything to me about it for
. long time.
Turned 1t Down
Then one day Richard
asked me to come to the
theater and read at an au-
dition for another player!
They just wanted me to help
them find a leading man by
reading opposite someone, in
stead of having the stage
manager do it.
IT just looked at Richard
and said, What do you
mean?"-and l didn't do that
reading.
The blonde Miss Howes,
whose only previous Broad
way appearance with in the
title role of May Fair Lady"
two years ago, was expecting
until a few months ago to
make her second bow in
"Subways Are for Sleeping"
That venture was post
poned (its due now in late
December, and Miss Howes
began to look about. IT just
didn't want to wait around
much longer" she says.
When her availability be-
came known, Producer Alfred
de .Liagre, jr., invited her
over to "Kwamina."
A Negro Cast
In the leading feminine
role, Miss Howes portrays a
white woman born in Africa
who returns home with an
Oxford medical education to
assist a nation emerging
from colonialism.
/ All but two other members
Of the cast of So are negroes,
with principal parts assigned
Evening star., 1961-09-17
THE SUNDAY STAR

Washington, D. c.
September ", 1851

alton from orchestra and re-
cording engineers. The result
is a sparkling record of some
of Bernstein's brightest
works. The Waterfront is su-
perior to most sound-track
music, and West Side Story
brims with syncopated excite
ment. Remember. Bernstein
visits Constitution Hall next
Sunday with the Philhar-
monic.
Evening star., 1961-09-17
Bernstein & Co.

From Columbia comes a
glittering account of Con-
ductor Leonard Bernstein
leading his New York Phil
harmonic in Composer Leon
ard Bernstein's Symphonic
Dances from West Side Story
and Symphonic Suite from
On the Waterfront.
AS you may suspect, both
Bernsteins get nothing but
the greatest kind of cooper
Evening star., 1961-09-17
KAYW00n
FLOWER AVE. PLAYHOUSE

~ v II 1A4VD 1IG
FRENCHWOMAN"
New French Hit, in 2 Episodes. De
lightfully witty!"-Wash. Post. At
ZOO, 3:05, 5;15. 7:3O, Q:4O Pm
Kodiak mirror., 1961-06-16

ing your child the rules of safety is when he starts to crawl, stepping up the teaching as baby hears his first birthday. It may take four or five years before you can have much confidence that baby is learn ing to be safe. The job of teaching safety, of course, is never-ending. To teach safety to a child, start with some simple lessons as the occasions arise-to avoid hot stove, for example. You should go about the job gradually and consist ently.
 Here are precautions to take to keep your toddler safe:
 Prevent Tumbling = Use safety gates on porches and tops of stairs. Window guards and securely fast ened screens are must.
 DO0rs-Those that lead to base ment steps, driveways and danger areas should. be locked. Install child safety locks on automobile doors. Keep all poisons under lock and key.
 Light Fixtures-Open or unused light sockets should be covered.
 Garden Pools-Cover or fence any open pool.
 Bath Tubs-Baby should not be left in the tub alone, even for split second. He may turn on hot water or slip and fall.
 Diapers-They should be chem ically clean, fit snugly and be se- curely pinned. Check safety pins and discard those that do not close properly.
 Safe Play-At this age, baby's favorite place to play is the kitchen. Turn pot handles away so baby can't grab them. Keep matches, knives and other unsafe articles out of his reachl
 Toys-Avoid those with small removable parts.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-06-16

I have an old insurance policy would this be sufficient proof for me to present when I file for social security benefits? Answer: Probably so. Proofs, other than birth certificate are acceptable to prove age or birth date. Some of the other documents that may be used are baptismal certificates, marriage records, family Bibles, Insurance policies. In fact, just about any OLD document that might have your age or your date of birth on it.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-06-16
ALL ABOUT BABIES.
4 Public Service of fhe National Baby Care Council

turous age of the toddler, the age from one to two.
 It is at this age that baby likes to roam all over the house. He be- gins to touch, feel and investigate. He likes to climb to unbelievable heights and poke and probe into anything and everything. He opens doors and drawers. He takes things apart. He likes to play in water.
 At this age, baby hasn't learned all the lessons about danger, and unless you watch and teach him, he can get into trouble. Pediatric- ians tell us the time to start teach
Kodiak mirror., 1961-06-16
Mary Cornelius Goes To Oregon

Mrs. Mary Cornelius left today for Portland, Oregon, where she will be attending summer school at the University of Portland for the next six weeks.
 While outside, Mrs. Cornelius will be staying at the home of MT. and Mrs. Don Morgan, former Ko- diak residents now making their home in Vancouver, Washington.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-06-16

Questions and Answers Question: I've worked off and on during my life, and I'm now 62 years old. If I'm eligible for pay ments and collect now, will this affect the amount my husband will receive when he retires (we're both the same age) or, would it affect my payments as his widow?
 Answer: No, to both of your ques- tions. If you file for your social security now, it will be reduced because you are under the age of 65-and, should you later qual- ify for wife's benefits at higher amount, they would also be re- duced. But-the amount of your Husbands payment and any widows payment you might be eligible to later on would not be affected.
 Question: Pm B years old now, and am totally disabled. Al though I've never had a social security card, I'm wondering if I'm entitled to any kind of reim- bursement. My husband is 61 years old and still working. Answer: No, you wouldn't be able to receive social security disa- bility payments. To receive these, person must, in addition to being disabled, have worked under social security for at least out of the 10 years before the disability began. Under the pres ent law, you won't be able to receive anything until you qual- ify for wife's payments. For that, you must be at least 65 and retired.
 Question: I would like to know how to prove my birth date. l understand that my birth cer- tificate was destroyed by fire.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-06-16

PICTURED ABOVE ARE TEACHER FAITH KING, of the Port Wakefield reads letter from N Whit manager Railway Duluth who donated the bell sh0wn which will be the school the to
 The school cracked belI which dull thud but replacement could be found Alaska Anchorage author Herb Hcher visiting the school heard the be and then wrote Whitman official with Whitman the be which arrived the crab boat Eunice time for the admire graduation The schools first eighth graduate Wakefield in the center he bell has lovely tone clear a bell" it is said.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-06-16
KEEPING YOUR TODDLER SAFE
 By Phil Dykstra
Director of Home Safety

LII cLtOl Ol I1oaliC odAOlJ
 National Safety Council
 We still do not know how to pre- vent many of the diseases of baby hood. But we do know how to pre- vent most of the accidents in which a baby may become involved. And accidents cause more deaths and more serious damage among babies than any single disease.
 In this column, we will describe what you can do to keep your baby safe when he reaches the adven-
Kodiak mirror., 1961-06-16

Mirror classifieds bring results.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-03
GARAGES
AUT0M0TIVE MISC.
MACHINERY ana EQUIP.

Is-9s LINK BELT BACKHoE: Ia
I'd. bucket, latest model; $4,000.
TD-l4 2h-yd loader w/scarifier:
$4,000, VIII consider Ions term
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IMAGINE THIS

A 4-BEDRooM HOME, with 2 fun
baths. on a corner lot with trees,
in a nice section for $4,000; G1
nothing down, FLA $3.50 down,
vacant. This is a good S-year-old
g. first o, On this , ARLINGTON
All, IA. S-e30O. OPEN Q 10 ..
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TRAIL

CASH PAID for clean used mobile
homes. Va. Ro. S-l400; Nd. RA
6-243l -.------ -
CHAMPION $50 45-ft.: . b., like
new: cir cond,: good tires: leaving
u. S., must sell now; $1,000, trade
or best offer. XII. S-51S1 or Wo.
$4,000. ----------.-----
LUXOR-Brand-new, left. Travel
Trailer GAS; Refer cooklnr, hot
water, lights, heat. FLECTRlC;
Lishts, brakes. Shower. toilet, sep
til tank, pressure water system, !.
gas tanks: 2-tone exterior eremel.
Reduced to only S2,2H5. JACK
clair CO.. White Plains, Nd,
wet 1891. Your Authorised
AVON and BoLTs-k7Fo Doe r.,
4 mi. south o. Waldor on Rte.
SOL. Open q to q, Wed. It'll g..
Closed sunday.
OFFICE trailers and storage vans
for sale .. rent, ALLIE5p TRAIL RAIL
hHe- ' I'd, " Hystts., Nd -
RENT A VICE USED MOBILE
sHiEI DIS TRAILER SALES, CIR.
4-4949.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-03

HOUSE A PLENTY-Massive brick
Colonial in preferred N. Arl. sec
ton. This superby decorated home
features lovely living rm. wire
place, delightful formal dining rm.,
five bedrn1s... ga baths, den, full
ground-level basement with beauti-
full family rm., built-in garage,
immense screen porch. Today'S
best buy at S27,950. Parker, Smith
q Donnell. Realtors, JE. 4-22Ss.
HUGE CT LOAN may be assumed
on this most attractive 3-BEDRM.
BRICK RAMBLER, situated in
choict suburban neighborhood,
CONVENIENT TO COUNTRY
CLUB: party inviting DAYLIGHT
REC. RIM. features raised hearth
fireplace and built-in bar: SPACE
FOR 4TH BEDROOM AND 2ND
--...--E! IN THE FULL BASEMENT.
Lovely kitchen has nice break
fast noos. COOL GCREENED
PORCH and covered patio adjolns
PROFESSIONALLY BUILT SWIM
MING POOL. shielded by stockade
fence. s2d.g5O with very - ct
terms. SEE IT NoWl PARKER.
SMITH Il DONNELL. Realtors
IA -G1GI ar IA ~.2SIE
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

PARK-LIKE YARD - A gracious,
cheerful. auality-built home in q
pretty setting. Nice liv. rm. w/loe-
burning firepl., 3 Eood-size bed
rms. and bath, sep. din. rm.' de
fenced lot close to schools, bus
and shopping. Owner transferred,
says sell. Priced at $23.950. Lib
eral financing avail. For appt. to
see eall TINKLE PROPERTIES,
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
MOUNTAIN LODGE

Approx. 40 acres near Hancock,
Nd. Improved with mod. farm
house. large cinder blk. chicken
house e. floors); also private lake
$3.50; good terms. Off. by De-
WIRE r. WELDON. 1922 goth St.
NV. Wash, D. c. Tel. FE. s.
615O.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
lcoNIINuEpl

CENTERvILLE AREA - Custom
built new 3-bedrm. split-level
rambler on Ia wooded acres;
spacious cleo. kit. u baths, stu
do ceiling in liv. rm., sep, din.
rm., ample closets, garage, rec.
rm.; this house must be seen to
be apprec.: for sale BY OWNER.
Call CIR. 3-4306 or IA. 2-S100.
DESIGN, DIGNITY and different.
Give yourself q treat. See this
split-level home that is Q future
trend setter. Foyer entry to large
living room with q lovely brick
fireplace, formal dining room,
family sized beautifully equipped
kitchen, 4 bedrooms, 8 full baths,
huge rec. room. screened porch,
gsrage. AIR CONDITIONED. Many
extras. Located in a fashionable
area minutes TO DC. and Penta-
son. Priced in mid sos. EARLY
OCCUPANCY. Shown BY appoint
meHt only. ATLAS OF ARL1NG-
TON. ia, $3.50.
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GOLFERS SPECIAL

A beautiful hilltop home on over
10 acre, Handicapped, with a gor-
geous view. This 3-bedrm., 2-bath
brick rambler features unusual
living rm. with beamed ceiling and
exSra-lsTse stone fireplace, family
I'm. and rec. I'm. sunny, big kitch-
en- overlooks deliehtful patio.
Pineerest Golf Course q putt away.
At S34,500.
TOWN & COUNTRY
PROPERTIES, INC.
KE. $4,000 g TIL 9
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CAPITOL Cadillac-OldsC Co.

CADILLAC 1858 convertible: So
300: all powered; tanIwhite top.
call Tg S9RSS
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED
COMMERCIAL GROUND
FLORIDA PROPERTY
FLORIDA RETiREMENT HOME

FLORIDA RETIREMENT HOME
collese Town
Q bedroom, 2-bAth residence with
3O-foot enclosed Florida room.
Unique built-in features On large
shaded lot in. exclusive
Fla. Owner transferred to Mary
Write WALTER NJ. BAGGs, 251
Smith Ave. Westminster, Nd.
5-RM. HOUSE completely furnished,
elec. kit. $3.50. For details write
549 eth st. south, st. Petersburg
1. Florida
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FORT OFT H .EE6542Iks h h6uI sH ~ az
GOLDEN MEDALLION

S25,950
AND GOLDEN construction goes
into this truly magnificent. ALL
BRICK and brand-new rambler,
fully insulated in floors, walls and
ceiling with separate thermostat
true center-hAl plan: 3 bedrms.
and . full baths, plus daylight
bsmt with space for . more lge.
bedrnis. and another bath: AM
FM intereom. system throuahout
with phono. jack for the hi-fi: .
firepls., a Ice. formal din. rm.
with crystal chandelier. lovely
i HBiLy sq TISS2SNc1 NJ A TNREkEy
Came seel Move in with small
4. CHAPMAN REALTY, INC. 70I
West Broad St, Fails Church, Va,
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MONEY TO LOAN

MORTGAGE LOANS = $4,000 to
group your debts, FefinAnce your
property. Quick. honest service,
Residential farm, commercial;
construction financing only in
Mr. ROBERTS, gis I. Lexington
St, Baltimore 2, Nd. or SARATOGA
7-4047 day, night, Sun. holidays.
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gerachiS

REALTY CO. JE. 2.23l4
FALLS CHURCH : Brick rambler,
bedrooms, large living room
screened porch. Priced al SIS
600. Call JE. 2-2s20. joseph
". Seay Company. Realtors. ia
West Broad Street, Fails Church,
Virginia.
FALLS CHURCH-S40O dn., $50
mo-: 3-bedrm, rambler; equipped
throughout: l4-acre lot, Sl2,750.
mickey REALTY. IA. 7-0250.
FIVE BEDRMs.-This brand new
brick Cape Cod features 5 bedrms.
G. up and . DOWN., . full baths.
living rm. with fireplace, separate
dinifs rm.. family -siLed kitchen,
full basement with room for eX-
p R.a,n.Ssikogn. b DASHBOARD HOT :
c MA55h Y dEAF' coIo edssF' PRICED ist
TON. IA. 5-l550.
FORT s,y gEL TI9Is NJ sr,{ sHIR F x
H HtsY n ii g ~ \ EH poW MrN IN AZ
Low monthly payments Pretty a,
q picture set rack on i-acre level
lot. CLEANING WHITE RAM
SBLER with earport and additional
utility room. Wonderful for ex-
pansion from present 2 bedrooms,
living room with dining L. eating
space in lovely kitchen with open
porch off rear. Lots Of storage
space, so you won't need a base
ment. Oil hot-air heat. STERN
windows. Immediate occupancy "a
qualified buyer. Only S14.600. Call
VIZ 'SHipMhN BEATTY. INC
I'M w Rrnah At
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PURCHASE CT
NOTHING DOWN

S16,75O. right here in Arlington:
beautifully maintained brick Colo
NAL with sorseeus shaded lot;
choice close-in location, convent
emit to schools and shopping; buy
CT with nothing down. or FLA
with only $3.50 cash. A gem 50
don't miss 1t.
$4,000: 7 Corners area: thrifty
purchaser. let US work out the de-
tails for you on this nice 2 bed
rms. home now beinS decorated.
speedy possession II you like; OF
nothing down or FILA with lust
$3.50 cash. How can you beat IT.
SI4. 900; Fails Church; roomy g.
bedrm.. shingle rambler that Is
truly q rent beater, pay only set
tling cost with CT purchase, or
FILA with $500 cash, Make your
move now to Independence.
Shannon & Luchs
Realtors ia. 5-6S00
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED

CLIENT WITH 100000 cash to
invest In apis. or business prop
erty. GLAD TO cooperate with
other brokers. Joe TanenbAum
, with TANEN REALTY CO., WO.
6-2274 or EN-. $500.
Evening star., 1961-08-06
Sterling Hayden
Must Pay sag, ,518

SAN RAFAEL, Calf. Aug. 5
AP P.-Actor Sterling Hayden's
cruise to Tahiti in 1859 has
brought him new woes, $49,-
518.36 worth.
Mr.. Hayden, who took his
children to the South Sea is
land in violation Of a court
order, was ordered to pay the
sum to Republic Corp, former
ly Republic Pictures of Holly
wood.
Republic claimed the money
was due on two promisSory
notes to finance the voyage.
The firm said Mr.. Hayden was
either to begin filming of a TV
series in Tahiti and find a
sponsor or make eight pictures
for Republic or pay the money
back.
The actor failed to do any of
the there, the firm said. The
summary judgment was entered
by acting Marin County Supe-
rior Judge Harold J. Haley.
Evening star., 1961-08-06
Personal Injury
TriuI Delays
Put at 18 Months

1t took the average personal
injury civil case some 18 months
to reach trial in the United
States District Court for the
District of Columbia in 1861,
according to a survey released
yesterday by the Institute of
Judicial Administration.
The survey showed that
among State courts of general
jurisdiction the average delay
last year was 1873 months. In
1860 the average delay was Ill
months.
In the District Court the de-
lay was 81 months in 1858, Is
months in 1859 and 9 months
in 1860.
The survey was based on the
time it took a case to reach trial
from the time the answer was
filed by the defendant.
1t found II State courts hav-
ing delays of Is months or more
on the average; all of these ju-
risdictions contained a popula-
ton of more than 100000. The
Circuit Court and Superior
Court of Cook County, which
includes Chicago, had an aver
age deay of 64.9 months.
Evening star., 1961-08-06
Miller Opposes
Tax Boost to
Pay Arms Bill

REHOBOTH BEACH. Del,
Aug. 5 (AP).-The Republican
Party chairman said today the
United States should expect
to bear a SAT billion defense
budget for many years and can
do so without higher taxes or
lowered living standards.
Representative William E.
Miller of New York coupled
this forecast with an assertion
that such a development will
be possible only if domestic
spending is restrained to pre-
vent economic disaster.
In a speech prepared for a
party picnic, Mr.. Miller said:
America is big enough and
strong enough to hold back the
Communists with one hand and
keep the other busy taking care
of the continued economic de-
velopment of the Nation-and
not neglecting assistance to in
dividuals where assistance is re-
quired.
But it is obvious that if all
the pie-in- -the-Sky programs
President Kennedy proposes are
rammed down the throatS of
the people. America may indeed
skid toward economic disaster. "
This, Mr.. Miller added, would
support the Communist claim
that the worlds greatest capi-
talistic power has passed its
zenith and encourage the Reds
in their drive to surpass this
Nation economically.
Evening star., 1961-08-06
Bridge Title Shared
BY Virginia Woman

Maj. William F. Christian, who
finished seventh.
In the Knockout Team Cham
pionship two Washington bridge
experts are still in the unde-
feated bricket. Andrew Gabril-
ovitch of Silver Spring was
scheduled to play match late
Saturday night against the
high-Seeded Gerber team; and
Richard K. Freeman, of Wash
ington. played against a Balti-
more team led by M. j. RoS-
enthal.
In the once-defeated bracket
the team of Mr.. and Mrs. Said
Haddad of Mclean, Fred Kar-
pin Of Silver Spring and Dave
Murray of Falls Church, Va,
played against a Baltimore
group led by Mr.. and Mrs.
Buddy Adler.
Each team stays in until de-
feated twice. Forty of the origi-
nal 100 will survive for the Sum-
day afternoon session.
Evening star., 1961-08-06
Hiroshima Marks
Bomb Anniversary

HIROSHIMA, Japan, Aug. 6
(AP).-ThiS reborn city marked
the 18th anniversary of its
atomic destruction today with
prayers for the dead and a
new plea against nuclear war.
Sirens walled and bells tolled
at BIS am, the moment on
August 6. 1945, when a United
States B-29 dropped an atomic
bomb on Hiroshima. Some
10000 gathered before Hiro-
shima's Peace Monument and
a thousand doves were re-
leased into a gray, rainy sky.
Evening star., 1961-08-06
By ALFRED SHEINWOLD
Contributing Writer

Mrs. Said Haddad Of Nc
Lean. Va, and Mrs. Ralph w.
Gordon of Buffalo, won the
Women's Pair Championship
here yesterday afternoon, at
the national bridge tourna-
ment.
Mrs. William seamon of
Miami and Mrs. Sy Keith of
Coral Gables, Fla, were second.
Mrs. Alfred SheinwoId and
Mrs. Victor Mitchell, both of
New York, were third.
The Mems Pair Champion
ship went to Phil Feldsman and
Ira Rubin. both of New York.
Lew Mathe of Los Angeles and
Paul Allinger of San Francisco
were second. Louis Levy of
Paterson, N. j., and Mark Berge
OF Great Neck, N. Y, were
third. Leading Washington was
Evening star., 1961-08-06
Salad Oil Eases
Blond Escopee's
Return to Cell

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 5
(AP).-What do the police do
when a blond gets stuck trying
to wriggle through the bars in
her Jail cell?
They get a gallon of salad oil,
pour it over her and then lease
all Of her back on the right
side of the bars"
Today, Bonnie Lee SmaleS,
20. had managed to get her
head and arms through a ga
by 612-inch aperture in her cell
used for food trays, but not the
rest of her, police reported.
Miss Smales is S feet, 812
inches tall and weighs 120
pounds. they pointed out.
She had been booked at city
prison earlier on suspicion of
forgery and passing bad checks.
Evening star., 1961-08-06
Woman, 73, Soved
From Tub After
38-Hour Ordeal

MILWAUKEE,, Aug. S (AP).
Police and firemen today res
cued a 75-year-old woman who
had been unable to get out of
the bathtub of her apartment
since Thursday night.
Officers said Mrs. Sarah Katz
apparently was too embarrassed
to permit would-be rescuers to
enter her apartment.
She was reported in fair con-
dition at County General Hos
pital, where she was taken after
neighbors finally called police
and firemen today. They broke
a chain lock on the apartment
door.
Mrs. Katz could not explain
Immediately why she was un-
able to get out of the tub. She
had had no food or water dur
ing the 38-hour ordeal.
Evening star., 1961-08-06
Quiet Thief Loots
Five Apartments

A bold and methodical
housebreaker entered five sep
arate apartments in a New
Hampshire avenue building
early yesterday m0ning and
got away unnoticed with about
$3.50, three wriStwatches and
a shortwave radio.
Third precinct police said
the thief apparently entered
each of the apartments through
unlocked hall doors. They said
he probably tried the doors
and entered whenever he found
one unlatched.
The apartments were on va
rious floors of the Granite
State Apartments, at 1871 New
Hampshire avenue NV, po-
lice reported.
Money was taken from wal
let's and purses left on table
tops and from pants pockets
None Of the victims reported
hearing anyone enter.
Evening star., 1961-08-06

where the two had attended
high school together and which
they had Sentimentally selected
as the wedding site.
Plans were for the charter
plane to fly Carol and Roger
the $50 miles to Grand Rapids
for the wedding.
When it looked like Roger
would arrive here at 6, the
wedding was set for 8 pm. But
the troubles were not over.
Carol learned at the airport
here that Rogers plane would