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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-12
Panihers Place Three On Big Eight
First Team; Four On Reserve Squad
ls47 ALI BIG EIGHT SQUAD

END-Harold Maxwell Laurel, i8, 1856 pounds. S feet 10 in
ches. senior.
END-George Turnbow, Brookhaven, 10, 100 pounds, 6 feet
2 inches, senior.
AcKLE-Theodor vlahos. Pascagoula. IT. 1e5 pounds, 6
feet, senior.
TAcKLE-carlY Young, Tupelo. IS, 200 pounds, 8 feet, senior.
GUARD-Bubba Bogdahn, Pascagoula, II, i65 pounds, 5
feet IL inches, senior.
GuARD-James Shores, Jackson, 10, 1876 pounds, 6 feet,
cE~NTER-Georee Morris. vcksburg. l6. 1875 pounds, 6 feet
2 inches, junior.
BAcK-Ronald Byrd. Pascagoula, II, $50 pounds, 5 feet o
inches, senior.
~BAck-Laverne Boykin, Greenvile, 10. IT'S pounds, 5 feet
10 inches, senior.
BAcK-Lindy Callahan, Meridian, is, i7e pounds, 6 feet,
BAcK-Jimmy Lear, Greenwood, i6. 1855 pounds. s feet 9
inches, junior.
RESERVE SQUAD
Ends-Norri Caldwell, Tupelo; Jerry Purdy, Pascagoula;
Claude Porter, Natchez, and Bob Koestler, Greenvile. Tackles
Bill Pyron. Greenwood; Gene Garrick, Jacksoni Fred scheet,
Natehez, and Sturgeon Lachauessee, Pascagoula. Guards
Ernest Blakely, Hattiesburg; Sylton Cole, Pascagoula; Wayne
D~audghdrilL, McComb, and Bobby Title, Laurel Centers-Hun-
ter Holly. Cornith. and Billy Zeannah, Meridian. Baeks-Lavon
Ezell, Pascagoula; Paul Rodgers, Tupelo; Jimmy Phtman, Hat
tiesburg; Buzz Radcliffe, Natchez; T. ]. Smith. Brookhaven T.
W. Lewis, Columbus; Bobby Pitts, Clarksdale, and Bruce Brad
ley, Laurel,
Ends-Webb. Gulfport; Rouse, Moss Point; Smith, Tupelo;
Knight, Pascagoula; Thompson, Natchez; Ridgeway, Jackson;
Moorehead, corinth; Wallace, Greenvile; Parish, Hattiesburg;
Watson, Laurel; Rawson, Crenshaw, Gulett, Meridian; M.
Romero. G. Romero, Biloxi. Ta~ekles-Key. Columbus. Tolar,
Hattesburg; Coleman, Hobart, GreenviIe; Fairchld. Piner,
Laurel; Kelly, Natchez; Norris, Carroll, Meridian; Garrett j.
Moses. vicksburg; Roby, Pascagoula; Shepherd, Moss Point;
Poets. Hurst, Brookhaven; Ferril, Biloxi. Guards-R. FerriIL,
Biloxi; Trehern, Stevenson, Gulfport; Smith, Newton, Brook
haven: Mcknight, Carr, Tupelo; Evans, Torrance, Meridian;
Hutto, Marshall. Natchez; McDevett. Laurel; Stovall, Greenvine;
Mangum, Hattiesburg.
c~enters-Philips Natchez; Allen, Tupelo; King. Pascagoula;
Lowery, Brookhaven; Kirkpatrick Gulfport. Backs-Baylot,
Breihaupt. Vicksburg; Ryan, Richards, Hare, Pascagoula;
Hartman, Wand. Britt, Brookhaven; Bellman, Duplain, Biloxi;
Seully, Harrison. Gulfport; Guyton, Stephens. Biggers. Wilson,
Tupelo; Fulton. Gardner, Moss Point; Mccoy, Townsend, Meri-
dian; Reeves. Brewer, Rowan, Columbus; Boggan, Hit, Algood,
Dedeaux, Jackson: Foster, Eidt, Kaiser, Natchez; Feker, Cor
NTH; Norwood. Fairchild, White, Laurel; Williams. Milette,
Etheridge. causey, Greenvine; Bounds, Reed, Watkins, Wilder,
Hattiesburg.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-12

There are almost so species in
the lily family. all confined to
the northern hemisphere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-14
STORES FOR RENT.

STORE ON GEORGIA AVE. mr.. Kennedy
ST., establlSheo as leWeler = yrs: connect
ing 2nd floor also available. GE. 2a43.
6IT EYE ST. NW.-Basement, downtown
Location: 3 cdrlneS within block neat
and lisnt furnished, $50 month. Ia
stores available in proposed shopping CEN
ter of s stores to be built on Michigan ave,
at the corner of Eastern ave. in the Dis
trict of Columbia, near Haywood Gardens;
large apartments development and many
other apartments and houses: construction
TO start at once; stores already leased
and information, call Mr.. Taylor. SHAN
5,i st = M " M 7 ~ aa45 nnrox 5orto
Sll5 mo. LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & co,
p r. s 81 VI LoGATio 5S Corner bldg..
fists: large ne. colored shopping center;
available soon. Apply leasing dept, LEO NJ.
bernstein d CO., l4l5 st, NV
$500 SO. FIT. street level space add.
space in basement for storage. etc, va
cant; located in the heart OF Of, the bus!-
For further details. apply leasing depart
ment, LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN 81 CO. l4l5
Esd St Nv NE 24oG; and offices - .xit
full basement. 22x45: TO be remodeled to
suit. Parking lot around the corner to be
leased with property. JAMES CARROLL,
CORNER LIQUOR STORE LOCATION, bldg
being completely remodeled modern store
on heavy trafic st. Wo; 1916
dashery shop, ready to- wear, cleaners, or
any type Of business preferred. For in
to ai s1 '' NW Eisde blocks sate from Union
Station, SIS per mo, GUARANTY REALTY
INC. Ma. o5s7.
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OFFICES FOR RENT CONT

1880 JEFFERSON PL., off Conn. between
NJ and N offices and suites available
on lease: modern, attractive. Inspection
ZIG i4th ST. N.w.-EntIre floor. now
available in this well-located office bldg
70 re Esq od5h party Approx. 5000 So
BEAUTIFUL OFFICES are business aides;
newly dec; convenient and reasonable;
font and others, Room 80, 9l5 Eye st.
NV. DI. ABB. IA
OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT-we plan to
Capitol into 20 Offices; Prefer to lease to
% " zfi5sHE Hous1NG coRHHPSoRSTfoN,
FURNISHED OFFICE in modern downtown
bids. :, desks and conference table IN
for small association or for prof. man.
924 10Th ST. N,W.--Two desirable ofiees
monthly A. GpMPERT, Harrington Hotel
3-room suite. GOVERN entire # So mo
10 rooms. two flo,--s --------S $3.50 mo
s bade % G sut fFHa NATIONAL RE2L ny
CORP, 905 18th st. NV, RE. 1881. 30
COLORED-NOW AvAILABLE-1n the
10th block OF 9TH ST. NV; for doctors,
lawyers ETC.; will decorate to suit tenant aana
Ask sIE'q for FoRD or Simon OF w. -I5 'o
CoLORED-DoCToRS. ATTENTION. Office
space available in Oct for , doctors at
l4th and You SITS. NV; ideal location.
RA. 1876
COLORED-2-sTORY and basement Office
building, directly across the street from
Howard Theater; immediate occupancy
Gail LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO.. l4l5
K st, ME. 540u -l9
CoLoRED-DoCroRs AND DENTISTS
~
large shopping center in the heart OF
one of the finest colored residential areas
IN Washington. For further details apply
leasing dept. LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO.,
l4l5 < st. NV. Me. 5000 -l9
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STORES FOR RENT (co,t,)

NEW SHOPPING CENTER-Opening tor
store etc, restaurant or delicatessen: 10
new stores now under construction. s
leased including Safeway, Woolworth. Peo-
wear, etc and 1.5O0-seat theater to be
built. Act quickly. Call Mr.. Taylor,
SHANNON 81 LUCHS CO., 1905 H ST. NV,
MA. 2345. Ia
STORE. READY FOR OCCUPANCY about
October: very busy corner: Mt Olivet I'd
and West Va ave ne: fine location for
delicateSsen and sandwiches or other BUS
mess. Y. g. O. REALTY CO., Si3 L st.
ne AT SIG III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-14
FARMS WANTED.

WE HAVE CLIENTS waiting to buy farms
large or small cash or terms. List youl
farm or country property with an organl-
cation specializing on this type OF properly
Call Mr.. Berkey, with JAMES L. DIXON
L. CO. 1888 Conn. ave, MI. 4311. or Gil
1882, Ewes.
FARM, large or small good frontage; suit
able highway, 30 miles D. C.; pay llneIa
rent If given option to buy. Box 325.D
Star.
WANTED TO RENT-Farm OF about w
acres good soil good barn necessary. BOZ
3-D. Star.
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STORES WANTED.

SHOPPING DISTRICTS
minimum 20xiO; responsible party will
consider lease or suitcase. Box 40l-C,
Star. -l5
SMALL STORE in good shopping district
for sift shop with couple rooms adjoining.
LII 4624 10
SMALL STORE or studio space in suitable
location deSifed by dressmaker; reas. rent.
WANTED TO RENT, empty store space.
preferably for transient trade; large.
small or hole in wall. What have you?
Box l64-D, Star.
COMMERCIAL Refrigeration Distributor.
needs branch store APPROX. 1000 50. it. in
location accessible to all sections; rent
must be reasonable. Call AID 65l9. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-14

BUILDING SITE WANTED for ranch
house: Montgomery Co. vicinity, within
5 miles D. C. line: desire l-acre lot; will
consider larger or smaller tract if practi-
cal Box 49l-C. Star. lib
GROUP LOTS-By builder sew. and water.
Call MR. WEGER. GE. 6S1l. IA
SEVERAL LOTS Immediately in Virginia
Highlands Aurora Hills. or OakcreSt for
builder of GI homes. VIII pay spot cash
for well-located sites We are not looking
for bargains, but we will not pay more
than fair market values. Water and sewer
must be available. Don't let taxes and
assessments eat your lot any longer. Call
or see Mr.. Campbell Sun from noon to Il
pm. or call or write, VIRGINIA REALTY
CO. 221g Arlington Ridge I'd. So. Gil.
1929 IA
ONE ACRE BUILDING LOT. corner pre-
ferred: Montgomery or. Prince George Co:
must be level and fertile soil. with water
and sewer. Box lok-D Star
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

PARTY WITH ESTABLISHED real estate
and insurance business, has air-conditloneo
desk space in newly decorated office IN
one OF very best locations i'll the city, fol-
one or two persons: Will answer phone and
receive callers Box SOD. Star. Ia
REPRESENT OUTSIDE-Concern, mailing
address; phone. secretarial. stenographit
services Me. 1913, I'll Woodward Bldg
Id
PRIVATE OFFICE, warehouse facilities on
premises: phone available: S35 per month.
LION STORAGE 46u New York ave.
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QEElCES WANTED

ACCOUNTANT. with established practice,
desires office space in prime Office BLDG &,
preferably in lawyers suite. Phone E&
401I. 10
MEETING ROOM, seating around 100. Tor
lectures. with adjoining Office same floor;
convenient NV: location. CO. 4445.
WANT TO RENT SMALL OFFICE, or share
office. Box l62D. Star. 10"
LARGE CORPORATION wants about 900
feet floor space for Offices; will take long
lease if price is reasonable: End floor with
elevator desirable; 25 years in Washington
in one bldg. Box 249-D, Star.
SMALL WINDOWLESS ROOM, near run
ming water. for photograph darkroom, any
where; need cleo. current Box 261-D, Star
CLUBROOM. about 500 #. suitable for
dances. social groups. vicinity Dupont Cir
Gle: will lease on part or full time basis.
Call DE. 300, > to . pm 49,
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STUDIOS FOR RENT.

STUDIO with SteinWay grand piano; avail
able for teaching and student practice.
afternoons and ewes conven. downtown
location Call ewes. only. ME. 1881. Il
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DESK SPACE WANTED.

DESK SPACE WANTED by. young lawyer.
IA. S4S9. Is
DESK SPACE DESIRED vicinity Conn
ave and NJ st. Phone Mon MA. bOS4
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MIMoSA COVE. 700 wards beyond Deale.
Md.-Permaneat homesites beautiful cove
highly restricted; rowing distance TO nsh n
ing; waking distance to stores. Al; Ihi"
or West River SO-F-2l. l4
LOCH HAVEN--A beautiful buldlnE EIts
on the water front. Gall IA; 1S5s-J
blocE from water Call FA. 1851
THREE $500 LOTS, on CheSapeake Bay,
35 miles from D c. 10: 74l2. IL
cape Cod. 100 frontage on Chesapeake
Bay, must sell leaving: trade, terms or
rent INSPECT today, Sign, owner on on pr ~,
800 IA
STATION WAGON, fishing tackle. picnic
hasket and holiday beach ION Chesapeake
paw: a real day: lots, $50 80 each: pre-
fab Tor inspection. Bet. Chesapeake
Peach and Breezy Point Nd.
(Continued on Next Pags.l
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LOTS FOR RENT.
LOTS WANTED.

st COMMERCIAL CORNER LoT-ovel
200 So IT. paved Ga. ave. and Van
,uren WO n6j1 A"
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ACREAGE WANTED.
WATERFRONT pRopERTY-sALE.

WANTED. 2 or 3 acres partly wooded
water and electricity available: wlthln !.
mi OF Capitol Bldg. Gail Elk. 1914. i
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5 WOODED ACRES with stream mr..
Vienna, close to Route Z; high knoll for
bldg; excellent neighbors; only $2,l50
easily financed.
3 acres cleared land, with spring; in
Oakton on paved road: l blk. to school
stores and bus; $1,000.
10 acres with long stream frontaee; part
cleared. some excellent timber: attractive
5-rm. house with beamed ceiling: mi
Estate. Phone Vienna 600 IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-14

EIGHT ACRES, on good road. 20 miles
of D. c.: 7-room dwelling in need of re-
pairs and modernization; owner says sell
Nice size lot, Groom house. bath water
and electricity: needs redecoratng: 20
miles D c. to settle an estate will sub
NIT any offer above $3.50 cash
40 acres. 7-room house, some out
buildings; gravel road part cleared; bal
estate vii, submit any offer over - go
cash: 90 miles D. c. H. B. MITCHELL,
Herndon. Va. Phone 1855.
ST. MARYS Co.-Bargain-l05 acres. half
clear; "-story. s-room house: barn and
bldgs. good tobacco soil: about ~ miles
from D. c.; price. $4,000 terms; half
A small farmetse, modern home. 10
rooms 2 baths . acres of land; on Rt.
3OI near Waldorf. Md: also new, beau
tifUl bungalow, tiled bath, oil heat, Frieid
and stove; 2-car gar nice shrubs S r,s and q
Pssf r Ely f waldorf 6sl
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD.-Approx.
1OO-acre farm. extremely productive soil,
with lovely 9-rm. and bath house, FIRE
way up to large attic lockwood and shade
trees; ample outbldgs. and good tenant
house; exc. value at S32 1000; approx. II
Approx 100 acres, Chester loan soil
on hard road; good bank barn and al
nee outbldgs good s-rm. house with
cleo: streams; approx. 25 miles to D. c;
S22 900.
modern cows; . blks. to railroad station
we specialize in farms and have more
than 80 farms listed. Please call our farm
gepresentatiTe M Rg5!e tel PGoeSy XVI
5000 or WI 5.Sd4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-14

FALLS CHURCH, very desirable lot. one
of the prettiest lots left, in the heart of
this desirable area: corner; huge old trees,
SO located to leave room to build your
home without disturbing them: 19foot
frontage, I25 feet in depth; price. $1,000.
Aurora HIS beautiful lots, lovely
trees. fine neighborhood $1,000 and
81. 500. RONYE LAMBORN, Realtor. exclu-
siye agent, 1901 S. Arlington Ridge I'd.
ia. 24S4, Gil. ;}7ll.
COLORED BLDG. LOTS with all utilities
in; plans and permits furn. for immed-
bldg; for sale at sacrifice price as
owner must sell al once. r. G. DUNE.
At. $500; ewes. and Sun, Mr.. Curling,
HO 1THS
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5. 232 acres. Is mile waterfront, 3
homes. barns, stable, outhsHdines; on
pied by good tenant; Including 1947 crops
&. q acres room modern home; on
paved State road, near GaleSyille. 30 miles
D. c.; large dairy barn; immediate posses
sion; all utilities; $4,000. See ad under
'WaterfrontS." CALVERT EALTY
AGENCY, telephone los, Prince Frederick
Calvert County Md
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i3l ACRES on paved highway; will make
fine stock dairy farm that will pro-
duce your feed; large stream: 73
acres detached woodland; nice home. large
rooms, modern conveniences: $4,000.
house, needs some repair but a bargain
at $3.50 because old couple wish quick
sale. WAUGH REAL ESTATE AGENCY, /
Room ,. Sec Natl. Bank Bldg, Phone
N576.N Culpeper. Va. ,.o.'
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Underwater SOUTHERN MARYLANp:

/. 80 acres, broom home, barn, out
buildings. 1947 crop of tobacco and corn
on improved road near Chesapeake Bay
40 miles D. C.: $500.
,. 90 acres. 6-room house, barn. 1941
crop Of tobacco, good factor, pillow, disks
horse; near Patuxent River, AZ miles D. C.
Sc. 100
3. 265 acres on improved State road
barn, , tenant houses. timber stream
near Chesapeake Bay, 80 miles D. c.
$4,000.
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NICE SELECTION, laTmS ranging from
10 to 1000 acres:
A modern home on 100 acres, with
beautiful view for 20 miles; needs only
heating plant to be city home; entire
farm fenced. yard, nicely Handicapped beau
tiful grass and shrubbery, ample out
buildings: 30 miles D. c.. $1,000 cash.
balance SIS per mo-; lovely place to re-
tire to or commute to DC.
270 acres on No. so highway, Fairfax
County, interesting stone house with
modern plumbing 200 acres cleared
$4,000: $3.50 cash. balance easy terms
Many others. w. M. ORR. OV. 1712
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I. t5O acres, 1O-room antebellum Co
lonial home. , tenant houses, 3 barns
streams. timber l947 crops: occupied by
good tenant who Will stay: all utilities
available; on . State roads; 81 miles L. C.
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114-acre farm, "a mile from B. e. O.
station. 30 acres in timber estimated
to be worth $1,000: 10-room frame house
roof; stable. nice spring, running water;
on macadam road; productive land: a nice
stock, poultry or fruit farm; price only
ST. 90 per acre: cleo. and phone ayailab
Phone W. A. Daniel. Pooesvile - Sc
With J. VINSON PETER, Rockville. Md
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-: A., Is ROOMS, 4 baths. completely
modern. on Shenandoah River; would make
wonderful rest home; 4-car garage, serV-
ants quarters overhead, cost over SI25,-
600: offered for sale at $4,000.
l65 a, 40 tillable, balance in good
timber: 6rm. old stone house, farm bldgs. :
Evening star., 1947-08-30
Frederick Lundin, 79,
Big Bill Thompson S
Political Sponsor, Dies
By Ire Associnfed Press

BEVERLY HILLS, Calf, Aug. 80.
Frederick Lundin, Is, once one of
the most powerful political figures in
Illinois, died yesterday of a blood
clot in the heart.
With the former Republican House
member when he died in his Beverly
Hills home was his wife, Agnes Carl
son Lundin, who was his secretary
when they were married in 1918.
Mr.. Lundin. who described himself
as "a poor Swede with passion
for independence" retired to Cali
fornia in 1889 when his power in
Illinois Republican circles waned.
In 1912 Mr.. Lundin engineered
William Hale tBig Bib Thompson's
election as Mayor of Chicago.
Mayor Thompson turned over all
City Hall patronage to the irnmi-
grant Swede. Mr.. Lundin's political
power extended over the State of
Illinois in 1920 when he was instru-
mental in electing Len Small Gov
ernor of the State.
!. Mr.. Lundin lost some of his power
in 1924 when he broke with Mayor
Thompson, but he continued to be
Republican leader until his re-
tirement.
His organizing ability helped make
him Republican committeeman of
the old 28th ward in Chicago in
1892. In 1895 he was elected Illinois
State Senator In 1909 he was named
to Congress from the old Illinois
7th district.
In Washington, Mr.. Lundin joined
forces with another House member,
William Lorimer of Illinois, who
later was denied a seat in the Sen
ate on charges Of fraud.
Although Mr.. Lundin had suf-
fered with heart ailment for many
years, he always returned to Chi
cago at election time.
He was born in the parish of
West Tollstad, Ostergoland, Sweden,
Or May 18, 1868. He was IL years
old when his parents brought him
to Chicago. He soon was blacking
boots and selling newspapers on the
city's streets, and at Is he organized
his own company for the manufac-
ture of a soft drink which he started
selling on street corners while
dressed in a long-tailed frock coat,
white waistcoat, flowing tie and
amber -colored glasses.
In that costume Illinois political
circles later knew him best.
Evening star., 1947-08-30
Robert {. Fugitt, S6, Dies;
Was $ Years in u. ). Job

Robert E. Fugitt, SO, retired emf
ploye of the Quartermaster Generals
Office, died yesterday in Doctors
Hospital, where he had been for
two days
During SO years with the Quarter
master Generals Office Mr.. Fugitt
rose from a messenger to chief clerk
of the administrative division. He
prided himself on never having
taken sick leave, his family said.
He retired in 1888. For the past six
years he had lived at 4233 Nebraska
avenue NV.
He was born and educated in
Washington. His parents were the
late John and Maria B. Bursey
Fugitt and his early home was on
the site where St. Vincent's Orphan
age now stands, at Fourth and
Charming streets NE. He was mar
ried here in 1905 to Agnes o. Wink.
Mr.. Fugitt was a Mason for IS
years and was past master of Hiram
Lodge.
Besides his widow, he is survived
by two sons, r. Payson Fugitt, a
buyer for Beckers leather goods
store, who also lived at the Ne
braska avenue address; DR.. Elmer
w. Fugitt, 1912 Primrose road NV;
a sister, Mrs. Laure B. Freeman,
New York City, and two grandchil-
dren.
Funeral services will be held at 10
am Monday at the Chevy Chase
funeral home, 5103 Wisconsin ave-
nue. NV. Burial, will be in Rock
| Greek Cemetery,
Evening star., 1947-08-30
Eastwood Thompson,
Retired FEAAide, Dies

Eastwood Pillsbury Thompson, SO
former attorney with the Foreign
Economic Administration, died yes
terday at his home, 1929 Chevy
Chase drive, Chevy Chase, Md. He
had returned the day before from
a visit to his sister, Mrs. Earl Ryder
Goose Rocks Beach, Maine.
Mr.. Thompson was one of the
first English teachers sent to the
Philippines by the United States
Government. He was sent there
following his graduation from Am
herst College, in 1901.
Later he was graduated from
Harvard University Law School and
came associated with law firm in
Boston. He specialized in Spanish
law.
Mr.. Thompson came to Washing
ton in 1910 as an attorney with the
Bureau of Internal Revenue and
later transferred to the FEA. He
retired last January.
He was born in Northampton
Mass.
Survivors include his widow, Mrs
Sadie E. Thompson, and son, STAN
wood Thompson, both of the Chevy
Chase drive address; two daughters
Miss Carolyn Thompson, of the
Chevy Chase drive address, and
Mrs. G. L. Lefebvre, 5619 Green
Tree road, Bethesda, and his sister
Mrs. Ryder.
Funeral services and burial will be
held Monday in Northampton.
Evening star., 1947-08-30
DR.. Oates {. 5. Wallace
Dies at 81 in Baltimore
By the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Aug 3O.-Dr. Oates
Charles Symonds Wallace, 81, re-
tired Baptist minister who served
large churches in the United States
and Canada and once was chancellor
of McMaster University in Ontario,
died yesterday in Maryland General
Hospital.
Mr.. Wallace was the author of sew
eral religious books. He had been
pastor emeritus of the Eutaw Place
Baptist Church here since he re-
tired in 1885 after serving that con-
gregation IA years and rounding
out 81 years as an active clergyman.
In 1918 he represented the Gov
ernment on a mission which report
ed on the condition of Canadian
expeditionary fonces in England and
France. He first started in the mis-
sionary service at II after obtaining
his license as public school teacher.
He was born at Canaan, Nova Scotia.
Survivors include his third wife,
the former Helen Moore of Balti-
more and Folkstone, England: a
daughter who lives here, and o. c. S.
Wallace, jr.. of Montreal. Burial
will he in Toronto.
Evening star., 1947-08-30

still remembers the dinner table
at her home in Kinderhook, N. Y,
when the family learned with dis
may that her 17-year -old brother
had enlisted for service in the Civil
War.
Regular Tomboy."
II was a regular tomboy," she
said. Il told my brother, Charlie,
I don't blame you. If I were a boy
Id want to go, too
She was first married in 1866.
Her schoolteacher husband died six
years later, his health having failed
after hardships suffered while serv-
ing with the Union Army in Ten
nessee. Before she was 27, she had
lost her husband and two infants.
She taught school in Illinois for
about IL years and then went to
Philadelphia to write book reviews
and circulars for publishing COM
pany. There she was married to
Preston Howell Keleher, who died
many years ago.
Teaching, she said, was her IA
vorite work-"It's the hardest work
in the world, and the best work"
She has been in Washington since
1885, and worked for the old Pension
Office for SO wears.