Evening star., 1939-11-27
British Envoy in List
OF Autoists Gettinq
Tickets Cancelled
Senator Hughes Included
Among l3 Excused;
81 Warned

Lord Lothian, British Ambassador:
Senator Hughes of Delaware and
Representative Woodruff of Michi-
gan lent distinction today to the
list of persons whose traffic ticket
worries were soothed today by the
police.
A list of "a persons who received
warnings and 13 who were granted
cancellations of tickets was made
public by Police Supt. Ernest w.
Brown, acting according to the Com
missioners' recent edict to diminish
ticket fixing through publicity.
The reason for letting Senator
Hughes of with a warning instead
of ticket for parking in a mo
Parking at Any Time" zone was
given as.
Request of Senator Hughes"
Diplomatic Immunity.
Diplomatic immunity was speci-
fed as the cause of cancellation of
Lord Lothian's ticket for disobeying
| an official sign. Representative
Woodruff received a warning after
being ticketed for parking less than
20 feet from the building line, with
the explanation Conflicting signs
Request of Congressman Woodruff. -
Diplomatic courtesy also excused
parking tickets of Sango Takahashi
OF the Japanese Embassy and Mar
jan Borowski, 1888 @ street NV.
Helena Nielebrook of 1921 Six
teenth street NV, given a ticket
for parking in violation of building
line restrictions, had it Cancelled
The comment of police was: "Diplo-
matte immunity. German En-
bassy."
Arno B. Cammerer, director OF
the National Park Service and ex-
ecutlve officer of the Alley Dwelling
Authority and National Capital
Park and Planning Commission
was given a warning about dis
obeying official signs. His explana-
ton was Detained on official Gov
ernment business"
Brig. Gen. Hamilton S. Hawkins
U. S. Army, retired; was warned
after parking where he did not
know mergency signs had beer
placed Whitney B. Stout, Depart
ment of Agriculture economist, hao
his parking ticket Cancelled be-
cause his overcoat was stolen-anc
it contained the keys to his car"
Medical emergency accounted fol
warnings granted to three doctors
a dentist, a minister and a woman
in quest of medicine. The physi.
clans were DR.. Edward C. Wilson
127 B street Sc, who explained h,
couldn't move his auto while per.
forming an operation; DR.. Herman
A. Robbins of Casualty Hospital
paused momentarily in conference
and DR.. William H. Clements, III
Thirteenth street Sc, who said h,
was on an emergency call.
Dentist Wins Leniency.
Robert P. Alexander of ITO:
Buchanan street NV, was listee
as dentist on emergency CALL
Charles S. Burke, 416 Fifth stree
Sc, was noted as minister of Cos
pei and had taken a member O.
church to hospital on emergenc,
call. Julia E. Diggins of East Cliff.
ton Terrace was excused with tn,
comment: Claim stopped Ions
enough at drug store to get medi
cine"
Raindrops and adventurous littl,
girls caused temporary difficulty fo,
two other citizens. Isauro T. Bazan
24O6 Eighteenth street NV, got s
ticket when police thought he hat
not complied with the Auto Inspec,
ton Act, but he convinced then
that his sticker had been loosenee
in the rain.
Mrs. Martha E., Hunnycutt O.
Greenbelt, Md, was warned TO,
parking overtime. She had a eooe
reason: Had lost her youn,
daughter; delayed in finding her.