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to Jeepers, Creepers! landlord Fights Beer Peepers plained yesterday. "I am homef face any part of the building alone most of the time. The peephole at least gives you some sense of security since you can see who is at the door. Many times people ring my bell and say they have the wrong apartment. What the Lease Says ''I really didn't want this publicity," she said, ''but if this in one small measure can help other women living alone I think it is worth it.

I feel that every one has a right to protect his own life and property." The landlord's contention is that the peephole defaced the according to the lease: "The tenant will not drive nails, drill into, disfigure or de- and will not make alterations." "Now a Legal Matter" He said yesterday that the apartment has a doorman and peepholes are not necessary. He thinks the door should be restored, noting that if everyone were to install peepholes, they would be placed at different heights, destroying the looks of his property. He said he didn't know about the peephole until July. "It is now a legal matter and is in the hands of our attorneys," Frankel said. Mrs.

Janovic's attorney, Bruce Gould, said he plans to ask City Council to pass legislation allowing peephole installations. If an eviction is issued, he will fight it in Civil Court. oo Ci By HENRY MACHIRELLA "Never open a door automatically after a knock. Insist that callers identify themselves. Install a peephole at all doors." (From Police Department Bulletin Xo.

9, "A Message to Women from Your Police Department." Ladies, you follow this advice from your police and install a peephole, and you may wind up in big trouble with your landlord, as did Mrs. Lillian Janovic. A widowed grandmother, Mrs. Janovic installed a peephole in the front door of her four-room apartment at 315 E. 68th after a daylight burglar wrecked her place.

Now she may have to fight a dispossess order. Wants Door Replaced Her landlord. David Frankel, maintaining that she has violated (NEWS foto by Evelyn Straus) Mrs. Lillian Janovic points to peephole in her apartment door. her lease, wants her to replace the door.

If not, he claims she can be evicted. Mrs. Janovic has been living in the building, corner of Second since she was a newly wed apartment, which is controlled, is The burglar got practically .213.82 a month. nothing, but as one of her sons. On Aug.

23, 1963. she was out i Evan, described it: "The place between 12:30 and 1:30 P.M., and was torn to shreds and the dress-returned to find her place 1 er actually was chopped up. My wrecked by a burglar who used mother was very upset." either a passkey or celluloid strip, She had the locks changed and since there was no forced entry, installed the peephole. She ex- 30 years ago. She raised two sons there and was widowed seven years ago.

Her rent in the Some Ship Jobs for B'klyn Yard By FRANK MAZZA and HENRY SCHLEGEL The building of "some ships" will be allocated to the Brooklyn Navy yard within a week to 10 days, Rep. Emanuel Celler, Brooklyn Democrat, atnnounced late yesterday after aconference at the yard with Navy Secretary Paul Nitze. Talking to reporters outside the yard, after they had been ejected on the order of Nitze about 5 P.M., Celler said he had received assurances from the secretary about the new construction. Dismissals to Halt Celler added 'there will be no more discharges until an official study is completed" in several months. Workmen at the yard and public officials have voiced concern that the yard, where jobs have been declining steadily, may ultimately close.

Celler was among a group of Congressmen who met at the jrard with Nitze and Republican Sens. Kenneth B. Keating and Jacob Javits. Earlier, Nitze told reporters that no decisions had been made on the fate of the huge naval installation. Not Music to Dolan This was no music to theears of Thomas Dolan, president of the Brooklyn Metals Trades Union.

"It's what we've been (NEWS foto by harlfs Frattini) Bobby Kennedy. Navy Secretary Nitze and Mayor Wagner (1. to huddle at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. 'Kidnaped' Boy's Body Is Found; Mother Held Longview, Oct. 7 (UPI) Rickey Dell Crowder, a 22-month-old baby whose mother reported him kidnaped and begged for his return, was found dead today in the bottom of a deep gully.

The 25-year-old mother was charged with murder. hearing for a year now," snapped Dolan. He said there were now only 9,750 employed at the yard, with 100 machinists due to be laid off in December. Dolan said that if the Navy failed to come up with a contract today, further layoffs of workers would be inevitable. Mayor Wagner and Robert F.

Kennedy, Keating's Democratic Senatorial election opponent, dropped in during the afternoon to talk with Nitze. Hilda's Tab: S95 Million Rickey Dell's brother, Rex 5, led police to the scene. Rex had said several times that he had heard Rickey Dell crying and thought he could take police to the spot. The mother, Mrs. Rex Crowd- er, also was there when the body was found.

Mother Passes Out I The mother, Mrs. Rex Crowder "passed out," Sheriff Noble Mother Shops, 2 Babies Die A Queens jnother left her two young daughters alone for an hour and a half yesterday to go shopping. She returned to find them burned to death in their second-floor bedroom at 109-35 153d Jamaica. Victims in the one-alarm blaze were Theresa Williams, 2, and her sister, Linda, 1. Their mother, Queenie Williams, left home at 11:30 A.M.

to buy food. Alexander Fronc, 54, an attendant at the Brooklyn Veterans Administration Hospital, who lives next door at No. 109-33, grabbed a ladder in his yard and tried to get in a window to save the two tots, but was driven back by smoke and flame. New Orleans, Oct. 7 (AP) Hurricane Hilda's rampage through Louisiana's billion-dollar offshore oil fields was the most costly in the industry's history, a check showed today.

Estimate of the known loss stood at $25 million after a preliminary inspection, bringing the total hurricane damage to $95 million. Oilmen said the figure could spiral upward as they reach more of the expensive rigs which dot the Gulf of Mexico to the south and east of the mouth of the Mississippi River, in the shallow seas of the con-ijwntal Shop Tonight Till 9 Crawford said. She was locked up in a hospital room with bars on the window. Medical Examiner Ernest Jones said the baby had been dead 12 to 15 hours. The baby apparently was thrown down the gully last night, in T-shirt and diaper, when the temperature was in the 40s.

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