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Evening star., 1962-02-25
PROPOSALS

1850 2-door. sedan;
Serial No. 01111B212090, will be
sold for the highest bid received
by or before PM. March 3,
1862. at Greenfield Garage, 227
K Street NV, Washington, D. c.,
where the car may be seen during
business hours. E. B. FIELDS. At
torney-in-Fact. fe23.24,25
FOR SALE BY THE MARYLAND
STATE ROADS COMMISSION
Sealed bids will be received until
noon, Tuesday, March 13, 1869.
at the office Of the State Roads
Commission at 800 W. Preston st e,
Baltimore 8, Md, offering to pur-
chase the improvements consist
ing of 1-stoYy frame church build
ing located on the former Ard
more-Union Evangelical Church
property located on the east side
of Madison st. about 125 it. north
Of relocated Ardmore-ArdWick road
in Ardmore, Md, on the proposed
highway between John Hanson
highway and Central ave. All OF
these improvements must be re-
moved down to the ground line
by midnight, Tuesday, May /.
1862. Details, bidding forms and
special bidding envelopes may be
obtained at the State Roads Com
mission at Laurel, Md. District
Office Phone: Parkway 5-0690.
fe1S,25,
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PERSONAL
THE ORIG lNAL AR
TIM g. CONSIIlIH Dance Clut
hour lesson 81; pay es YOU 90
NO CONTRACT. lT41 Conn
ave. HO 2-2277.
A GHOSTWRITING AND
EDITING SERVICE

Bring your writing problems to US:
25 years experience as newspaper
reporter and magazine writer. We
specialize in rreparing or revising
Forms 5. resumes. ghost letters,
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A GOOD WAKE-U-UP AND PHONE
answering service. personali2Cd.
proven Al. Call LEo's. 925-4O7O.
ALARMS-Burglar fire. hold UP.
acknowledgements
JERRY O'DAY 49,. 800
ALL INCOME TAX services Former
home r. fst IT, g $oyyg yEs; 1yaer NR s-lso u your
ALL TAX RTTURNS-Fast, accu-
rate. reasonable: my home or
YOURS. JE. 4-92SS.
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ALL TAX RETURNS prep. in your
home by former internal revenue
agent; modest fees: ia. 4-060S.
ALL. TAX RETURNS prepared in
Call CL. 6-2S14.
ALTERATIONS by seamstress, done
in your home or mine. Call DU.
7-S226.
ALTERATIONS. REMODELlNG-
Dresses, coats. suits. etc. Hens a
specially. Expert. 332-S515.
and women's clothes. Viii call for
ladies' work If necessary. Fast
service: references. Ii. 1858 or
II. 7-9I4S.
ALWAYS A POCKETFUL OF FUN!
Dance lessons at VICTOR'S. 4
private; 4 group: 8 club practice
sessions; ONLY SO. Beginners and
advanced. 1901 CONN. AVE. NV,
CO. $4,000. Daily lilo. Sat. l-5.
AMBITIOUS ADULTS - LEARN
MASSAGE THERAPY, the re-
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Day-eve. classes. MISS DAY, AID.
2-3O31.
AMOR SlRVENT. school of SPAN
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ANS. SERVICE-Mail Address
500 per month
ST. 3-S497
APPRAISER: Diamonds, gold, pearl
and fine jewelry. Qualified expert.
Also ouy diamonds, gold. Estate
and court appraisals our speciality.
BY appointment, NE. S-1441.
ARE YOU interested in meeting
other single adults living in the
D. C. area? RE. 7.@@362.
WASHINGTON SOCIAL CLUB
ARE YOUR SUNDAYS DULL? Join
our Sunday dance. 7:30-lO:3O pm,
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ARTINI & CONSUELO STUDIO.
1741 Conn. ave. NV. HO. 2-2277.
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HELP MEN
IST-ILLUSTRATOR
ASSISTANT CREDIT
MANAGER

Excellent opportunity with
Washington's largest fur
niture company for capa-
BILE person, experienced
in installment credit and
collections. Must have
pleasant personality and
ability to meet the public.
Salary open. Vacation
with pay and many other
company benefits. Apply
in person. Mr.. Chapman
or Mr.. Lewis.
HUB FURNITURE co.
7th and D NV.
Evening star., 1962-02-25
BankruptcY Sale

CARPET SHOP AND OFFICE
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cANIET cUTTERR K Atl AND ~HShhrER WiNnER
ROLL RACKS-DOLLIES
POLISHERS-ADDING MACHINES
TYPEWRITERS-LETTER AND
CARDEX FILBS-LAMPS
STEEL SHELVING AND CABINETS
SAFE-DESKS-C ETC.
Evening star., 1962-02-25
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addressed to Stdr bores do NOT
tnciose original references, pho
toorGphs or other materials OF
personal vdlue. Copies serre the
purpose. Originals may get lost
Evening star., 1962-02-25

AIR. CONDITIONING MECHANICS,
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AMERICAS LARGEST LINE low
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Every buSine" sman, political can
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showing hundreds OF printed items
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catalog adv, specialties and 36-pg.
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801 FERN PL. NV.

BEL PRE- NURSING and convaies-
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licensed: 24-hr. medical care: ex-
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occupational therapy. Reas. rates.
Silver Spring area. WA. 3-l4OO.
BEST OF CARE GIVEN to elderly
persons. 24-hour nursing g.. care.
Bus at door, HUI. 3-5099.
NURSING HOME:
Vacancy; new brick bldg. ali on
one floor: beautifully furn: 24-hr.
care; 45 miles from Washington
near Stafford Va. Dial 703-
CARE FOR CHILDREN in a licensed
home. License No. 665. Meals are
Call TU. 2-6l25.
CHILD CARE in my home; AMMAN
dale rd. vic; daily, weekly; | or
2 children: Va. lie. 534-7S36.
CLOCK REPAIRING, antique and
modern; reasonable rates. Call ia.
$3.50. 5 to 10 pm.
CONVERSATION in Spanish: also
tutoring beg, adv: reas.; former
White House prof. RE. 7-3076.
CONVERT MEMS coats from dble.
breasted to single breasted into the
latest styles. Special price for short
time only. 2 for S25. Also ladies
AID mems garments altered and
remodeled into styles, special
price. Expertly done. Open $50
to 3 PM. incl. Sat. FISHER S
TA1LORS. NO. 1875.
CUsTOM-MADE SLIPCOVERS, free
estimates. Call anytime RE. 4
4419.
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Health Club. Call ia. 1887.
DESK SPACE-Private
ideal Location-LoW Rates
ST, 3-S497
Evening star., 1962-02-25

BUDGET SERVICES, INC.
945 Pennsylvania Ave. NV

BUDGET SERVICES, INC.
945 Pennsylvania Ave. NV
MAIN OFFICE SUITE so
| WASHINGTON, D, C.
| For Appt.: ST. 3-7952. Dept. M
Hrs. 90. Mon. Fri: Sat. 9:3U-l
GUITAR INSTRUCTION Fla.
menco. classical. calypso. All levels
Ga. ave. NV. RA. 3-4O50. Call
3:3O-7 pm. daily 8 ANA pm
Sats.
HOME EARNINGS, typing for
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i Sl.OU. Gilt list of prices to charge
for promptneSs. (Moneyback guar
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S. Hampton, Orlando, Florida.
HYPNOSIS versus lie-detector dem.
onstration. Sheraton-Park Hotel
Mon, Feb. 26, s pm. Adams.
Hamilton room. Public invited
Spons: by WASH. HYPNOTIC
GUILD.
IF TWO young ladies who were in
Kahn Oppenheimer. 9l7 F st. NV.
recently, have not yet sold their
diamond rings, please stop back
7-2O75.
INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared
IN your home. Tax expert rs yrs,
experience. EN-. 2-61I0.
INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared.
and bookkeeping service BY eXper'
public accountants. OIL. 4-3l56,
or EN-. 3-4199.
INSTRUCTION-Piano or organ
At home or studio, Special rates:
HyattSVille area. Peabody Ger.
tiiicate. WA. 7-2147.
INTRIGUING! MANY new SINGLE
friends anxious to meet youi
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LAMP MAKING. From your china
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Evening star., 1962-02-25

ADDRESSOGRAPH OPR., expr. mri
roGr. $500 mo. See Miss Bell
BOYD'S. 18th and G NV. MA. s
"3fO lest. As yrs.).
ADMINJSTRAT ATIyF -- -'
Evening star., 1962-02-25

AIR CONDITIONING AND HEAT
ING EQUIPMENT SALES EN-
GlNEER. Here is an exceptional
opportunity for a competent sales
engineer to Join a top manufac-
turer Of air conditioning. refrlg-
Grafton, and heating equipment.
The man we are looking for
should have proven sales ability
contracting consultant engineers
and contractors in the Washing
ton. D c.. area.
Company benefits include liberal
health and insurance program and
top retirement plan. Income COM
mensurate with ability includes
salary. guarantee. expenses and
commission.
For full details forward resume
DUNHAM-BUSH. INC, 927 So,
Walter Reed dr. Arlington 4. Va.
kept confidential w
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PERSONAL
(CONTlNUeD)
GET OUT
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IN ONE YEAR OR LESS
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CLOTHING STORES, DEPART
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ANIMAL CARE

H. S. grads. to care for animals and
g. HARTWELL EMPL.. 37lS r. l.
ave, Mt. Rainier. Md. AP. 7-S44S.
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AMERICAS NO. |
SELLING OPPORTY

Offers unlimited opportunity, full
or part time. No overhead. No
risk. Amazing income possible
See it. Call OV. 3-OS27 for
demonstration.
Evening star., 1962-02-25

SUEDE LEATHER JACKETS, coats,
gloves: CLEANED. DYED BY spec.
CLEANERS. the Dive Work Special
list. 300 Georgia ave. RA. 3-9777.
TAYLOR TAX CONSULTANT-Est
reas. 525 7th st. Sc. Ii. 7-5SS5'
TAX EXPERT - Your income tax
returns prepared. MR.; SOBER.
PA 2l32 Pa. ave. NV. FE. 7-243l.
TRUSSES, expertly fitted, from
$9.9S: 1000 FLA. AVE. NE. Ii.
6-SSSS.
TUTORING, MA. - English, all
levels; also foreign students. Tele-
phone 546-3779.
TUTORING: elem; h.s.., college
SubjS.; exper. tchrs. We come to
you. D. c.. Md, Va. ia. 2-1SS9.
UNIQUE PERSONALIZED introduc-
tion service for unmarried adults
all religions RE. 7-3504. Monday
through FRIDAY. II pm
WALL MURALS PAINTED
Reasonable. 10. 2-1O55
WANT short-term rm., board
nursing care. for pre-hospital pa
tient; ouiet. Dvt. rm., prac. nurse
or exper. person pref. Box 425-B,
Star. .6'
WANTED-ELD. LADY wishing en-
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minus nursing home restrictions.
Day servant. pvt. room. Rec. city
refs. Call 777-1426. Leesburg, Va.
WHEEL CHAIR RENTALS, / mo,
$7.9S. Also for sale. SURGICAL
APPL. CO, 1000 FLA. AVE. NE,
Ii. 6-5222.
WILL TUTOR in math. algebra,
trigonometry and calculus) and
statistics. 525-470S.
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TINS WEEK MossIins ! October ~. ISS7
Evening star., 1962-08-22

George Kennedy is i'll. He will
resume his column on his return.
Evening star., 1962-08-22

an exhaustive check Of all
known deviates and molesters
of children on the theory that
some man had lured the
children into his car and taken
them away.
Within minutes Of the dis
covery Of the children, the word
spread like wildfire through the
apartment project and hun
dreds Of children and adults
swarmed down Taney avenue,
onto the lawn and as close as
they could get to the Ohlgren
and Morley apartments.
After they had composed
themselves, the Morleys and
Ohlgrens admitted the press,
radio and television men and
the girls began telling what
Evening star., 1962-08-22

THAT NIGHT I start
maxim the rounds and be-
fore long, like usual, I get
bored. See the same streets
day in, day out, you know.
So after a fare gets out, I
toss one of the phony tens
in the back seat, all crum-
pied like it fell outta a wallet.
well, I get a new fare
and I wait. I watch him un-
noticed like outa the rear
view, whistlin' and all. He
looks at me and then he
thinks I'm not watchin' and
then he starts eyeballin' the
skyscrapers like he was some
hick tourist, all the time his
hand is inchin' toward the
10 spot. He palms it so fast
it'd make your head spin.
"All I gotta say is I spent
the whole night like that.
Hadda ball. And each time it
was about the same. And
wouldcha know it? I only got
one of the bills back-and
that was from a priest. So,
like I told that girl, that's
how come I know someone
would palm the box"
= The story had taken the
cabbie over the Tribor-
ough Bridge and almost to
the airport. In an expansive
mood for a New York cab
driver he went around,
opened the door and got out
the luggage. He looked hard
at the fare given him, care
fully extracted the right
change, gave a gruff thanks
for the tip and then said
with a quick grin, THAT
story just goes to show yuh
all the crooks amt In the
front seat"
Evening star., 1962-08-22

shut himself in the bathroom
and even with a key he had
difficulty getting out again.
PuzzIing Note
Mai. Russell A. Hawes. chief
Of the Alexandria police. said
he had been assured by his
officers that all the vacant
apartments in the new Van
Dorm project had been
searched.
A puzzling note in the bizarre
disappearance Of the girls was
the contention today by two
employees of the Van Dorm de-
velopment that they personally
had checked the apartment and
the bathroom both Sunday and
Monday and found no one
Evening star., 1962-08-22

y Inside. Mr.. Morley was say
ing: Everyone has been won
derful, citizens and officials
alike. Somehow you expect
this from the officials but the
compassion of the neighbors Is
a wonderful surprise"
The investigation Of possible
kidnapping of the two girls had
gotten into high gear when the
dramatic news came that they
we're found.
FBI men and police were
checking a blood-stained re-
ceipt book found in a gutter
near the girls homes and q re-
port that a man and q whirn-
pering little girl had been seen
in a car in Southwest Wash
ington. Bloodstains found near
where the car was parked had
accelerated this investigation.
but it was learned the pair
seen were a father and his Z
year-old daughter who had cut
her foot.
The FBI gave a terse report
of the discovery:
About 4:03 pm, one Of our
special agents who was part Of
a team Of so agents conducting
a terrain search found the girls.
The team had mapped out
a plan to search about o 10
square-mile area, especially
deserted and unoccupied build
ings.
1T paid off when they found
these little girls in Apartment
202 at 1891 Taney avenue about
one block from their parents
homes in Alexandria"
The investigation was closed
and life returned to something
near normal in the homes Of
Rita Ohlgren and Maria Teresa
Morley.
Evening star., 1962-08-22

there. One employe said he
was with an Alexandria police
sergeant Sunday night when he
looked into the bathroom where
the girls eventually were found.
Three other persons. two en-
ployes of the development and
a Is year old neighborhood
boy, said they had entered
Apartment 202 but had not per-
sonally checked the bathroom.
Today, a Star reporter
checked over the windowleSs
bathroom and found strands of
brown hair in the tub. He also
noted that the air conditioning
unit is near the bathroom and
creates some noise.
FBI men and Washington
area police already had begun
Evening star., 1962-08-22

had happened to them. Their
mothers alternately Rugged and
kissed their daughters and
once, for the photographers,
Rita and Maria Teresa sat on
the laps Of the happy FBI
agents. Sweeney and Logan.
God ge=e Us another
chance" said Mrs. Ohlgren,
whose Jet pilot husband had
flown back from California
where he was waiting for trans
portation to a new assignment
in Japan when the news of
the disappearance reached him.
1T was Just like a bad
dream" Mrs. Ohlgren said.
Mr.. Morley, an artist with
the Inter-American Develop
ment Bank, was unShaven and
red-eyed from his nearly sleep
elss vigil. Wonderful. wonder
ful." he kept saying over and
over again.
He said his wife, Magdalena,
had been quite a wreck" dur
ing the ordeal.
Mrs. Morley said. I'm all
right now but I was quite a
wreck. too"
Rita, who conceded she was
hungry, said, 1T was cold in
there"
Lipstick on Cheek
Maria Teresa, with lipstick
prints plainly imprinted on her
cheek, sat beside her mother
soon after the rescue when two
playmates came in to see her.
Hi, Teresa" said Valerie
Petrak and Judy Dillon, who
live up the street.
"I'l bet you're hungry" the
playmates said.
Teresa nodded that she was.
She ate a peanut butter sand
wich, specially asked for. and
both girls had bowls Of soup.
Maj. Ohlgren said, You're
going to eat and fatten up. Next
time we'll put a cord around
you so we can find you.
| Rita said, That's what I
want to do most of all. Eat"
boy. every ones taking pic
tures," Rita said to no one in
particular as the flashbulbs
went off repeatedly.
She was still hungry after
the sandwich and went into the
kitchen for a bowl of spaghetti.
Later, Rita and Teresa told
some more details of what they
did during their imprisonment.
Teresa tried to kick the door
and she pushed it," Rita said.
"She cried and she wanted to
get out. She made scars on the
door and tried to make a hole.
I was just screaming.
Teresa's little brother, Rich
Evening star., 1962-08-22
Girls Get Joyous Welcome on Safe Return
Continued From Page Al

Continued From Page Al
Teresa had to go to the bath
room. When they went in, they
shut the door.
"At first we banged on the
door and yelled" said Rita, as
Maria Teresa nodded in agree
ment. her braided pigtails ac-
centuating the movement.
Nobody Heard
But nobody heard us and
we just waited. We tried to
open the door with a spring I
had but we couldn't. The door
wouldn't open.
Teresa cried a little and It
was cold. (The air conditioning
was on in the building.J We got
hungry but we could drink
water from the spigots."
Finally, the sun went down
and the girls said they went to
sleep in the lavender bath tub
Of their windowless, 5-by-9-
foot prison. At first they took
turns but later they slept to-
gether. curled up in the tub
for warmth.
The FBI team, which took
over after large Marine and
Army units and neighborhood
volunteers had failed to find
the children. applied the usual
method Of the bureau in as
suming nothing that was not
known for sure. Assurances had
been given the FBI squad that
every apartment In the area
had been searched but Mr..
Morgan decided the expanded
search should go over the same
ground anyway.
Each Unit Checked Off
An area Of 10 square miles
around the Brookville suburb
was divided among the two
man teams Of agents, with each
team responsible for certain
buildings. Mr.. Sweeney and
Mr.. Logan were detailed to the
wing Of the Van Dorm Apart
ments designated as 1891 Taney
avenue. They provided them
selves with floor plans Of the |
building and went from room
to room. checking each unit off
as they went.
The bathroom Of Apartment |
202 was the last room in the |
building the agents reached.
They found the door jammed |
or locked but opened it with a
pass key and there, rumpled
and more than a little hungry,
were the two little girls.
The FBI and E. Lee Collins.
resident manager of the apart
ment, said two screws were
missing from the latchplate on
the bathroom door, causing the
lock to stick.
Later, FBI agents rechecked
the lock. One Of the agents !
Evening star., 1962-08-22

II GOT A THEORY about
people and the way they eat
chicken, you know. Someone
asks what wouldcha like and
the guy who wants to look
good says, Gimme the wing,
like because he figures the
wings sorta scrawny and no
one would want it and he's
gonna be nice. Me, ask for
the drumstick.
so when we get through
with the chicken she says
where can she put the box
with the bones and I say,
Stick it up on the back win
dow-somebody'll steal It.
We'll, that breaks her up.
She wants to know how
come I'm so sure. And I
say, Listen, I amt been
hackin' this town for nothin'
all my life And then I tells
her a little story which I
will proceed to relate to you"
The driver interrupted
himself long enough to say
q few uncharitable things
about a man who dashed
across the street as the light
changed.
Il got this kid sister, and
she's got some of this fake
money, whatcha use for mo-
nopoly and stuff like that.
Only 1t looks a lot better
than when we was kids. 1t
looks so real, it's great. So
I'm fiddlin' with some of
those bills one day and so
/ ask her II I can take 10
ten-dollar bills and she puts
up a fuss, but she finally
gives them to me.
Evening star., 1962-08-22

ard, 6. who, like his sister
speaks both Spanish and Eng.
lish. was asked If he didn't want
to go into the kitchen to see
her.
Brothers Greeting
His little face was wrinkled
with emotion as he ran in to
Teresa, threw his arms around
her neck and said in Spanish,
"Donde estaba?" which means:
Where were you?"
Teresa Just smiled shyly and
Rugged him back.
The Morleys had put through
a call to Mrs. Morley's parents,
Senor and Sonora Rafael Ger
vantes, in Guatemala City, as
soon as the children were
found. It was nearly 8 o'clock
before they were connected.
Mrs. Morley said she had not
told her father Teresa was miss
ing because he has been Ill.
I'VE gave them the bad news
and the good news all at once"
the MorleyS said.
Mai. Ohlgren was asked if
he was still going to Japan on
orders for a 13-month tour of
duty at Iwakuni air base.
THE Marine Corps is my
first choice. What they say
goes. OF course. my wife would
rather have me here but she's
IA very mature, responsible
person"
The major will remain on
emergency leave a few days.
Compassion of Neighbors
Crowds remained in the street
outside until long after dark
and there were so many cars
in the roadway that passage
was impossible.
Evening star., 1962-08-22


to emanate from the back
seat for the rest of the trip.
II had'da girl In the cab
last month, she was from
Washington. She didn't look
Ike no Jackie Kennedy, but
I started to make with the
talk. She says how she likes
It there and how the cab
drivers are so pleasant and
not like reckless.
Il start to ask her If she's
Interim something, maybe,
but then I got a friend who
went down there to hack
once and I remember how
he says they don't have no
meters to play a little song
for yuh while yer sittin' in
traffic. I figure any guy who
don't have no meters goin'
for him and can be cheerful
is either nuts or pretty great,
so I don't say nothin'.
well this girl, she was
visitin' with friends and she
was goin' to the train and
she didn't have time to eat
so someone at her friends
place gave her a box Of
chicken, and she's so hungry
she starts munchin' on it
and then she asks If I'd like
some. I told her yes and that
I wanted a big, fat drum
stick.
Evening star., 1962-08-22
The
Rambler
Leorns Thut
Crooks Sit Back
BY MYRA MACPHERSON

The cab driver wheeled
down Manhattan's Fifth
avenue as if it were an OBJ
stacle course, slowing now
and then as the mood struck
him for stoplights or Pc
deStrians.
You on your way to the
airport? Where TOP"
Washington"
you live in D. CO"
The reply was yes, and
that was the last sentence