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Evening star., 1951-10-07

GARBAGE DISPOSERS. and dish
washers, new, below wholesale price;
disposers. special builders model. sos
uri dishwashers; Sl95 up. leading
make; tull guar. Call GEORGE
GARAGE DOORS c"l, sliding type
with windows; well built; good
cond. need painting; approx 95x9O;
Sl5 ca. or S35 with hardware
GAS HEATER. Armstrong. like new.
SO. VI. 754S between 10 and 5. .
GAS RANGE. Oriole. 4-burner. table
top. oven and broiler; very good
cond,. S35. EN- 9043.
GAS RANGE. 40-in. Detroit Jewel,
excellent condition. $50. WO. T797.
GAS RANGE-Good cond.. 4 burners
1863 Hamilton st. NV, phone GE
GAS RANGE. Detroit Jewel, ss-in
table top; good condition. S25. RA
GAS RANGE, in good operating con.
dition, . oil circulating heaters
other misc. kitchen objects. Best
9fier tsses all. Call all day Sun
GAS RANGES. new. used; also coal
wood and oil ranges, new. used,
ACME STOVE. 1011 7th. MA. S952.
GAS RANGES, new. used; credit; in
Stallation. PEERLESS SALES. 2237
Ga. ave-. DE. $3.50,
Evening star., 1951-10-07

FURNITURE-LARGE SALE
FURNITURE AND HOUSE
HOLD EFFECTS AT WILL
LIAM'S AUCTION HOUSE,
918 N. Y. AVE, THIS TUES
DAY, OCTOBER 9TH, CON-
MENCING AT 2 PM. ALSO
ABOUT 25 NEW HIGH
GRADE DECORATE
CHINA TABLE LAMP S
WITH SILK AND OTHER
SHADES. BEAUTIFUL MA
HOG. DINETTE SET, FINE
FRENCH IVORY - DECO
RATED BEDRM. SUITE
WITH HOLLYWOOD BEDS.
N U M EROUS 9TH E r
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS OF
VARIOUS KINDS, INCL
SEVERAL WALL-TO-WALI
ROOM SIZE CARPETS
AUCTIONEERS' PHONE -
Ma. 1920.
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BUILDING MATERIAL
ORDER NOW

From our large stocks OF used hum
Der. plumbing, steel. angle iron
rods, steel and cast iron pipes
Also large selection of moderI
radiators.
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plumbing, roofing, galvanized tin,
doors and windows. Open an-day
Saturday
ACE WRECKING a. BUILDING CO.
1902 Minnesota Ave. NE. LU. 4-0500.
Evening star., 1951-10-07
BEDROOM

DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT US
AS WE GUARANTEE YOU saw
sAMpLPP shGS PP Gfosrp2}r5s sGeS T2 r5os 60x on NET "
THESE BARGAINS. Fine maple
bed. chest and dresser. was $1,000
now S79.50; 3-piece genuine ma
hogany set made best way was
:S25a.50. now Sl59.5 so: 3-piece
beautiful, lined oak set with double
dresser. large chest and double bed
was S299,50. now $3.50; large
selection Of solid mahogany and
solid cherry sets at Rive-a away prices.
Fine mahogany or maple beds in
all sizes, were S29.50. now $3.50
Many more bargains too numerous
GREAT RAPIDS FIRM ~
Evening star., 1951-10-07


Used bricks cleaned. Call us where
bricks may be sent; will deliver
ACE WRECKING & BUILDING MA.
TERIAL CO, LU. 4-05n0. -l2
BRIDAL GOWN-Size 1912; white
satin, trimmed with seed pearls
veil and tiara. OIL. 4649. -
BUFFET, console. and table. walnut
large, 3 leaves; small tables. lamps
desk. chairs. cedar chest, magazine
rack, bookcase, wardrobe trunk. sum
mer rugs. No dealers. 1885 Colum
bia I'd. Apt. 301.
BUILDING. 40 BY 56 FIT.
|Demountable twin hip roofs; Aft
wide sections of walls and roofs
with bolts, Easy to erect. Dismountet
warehouse. chicken house, barn, etc
Located at present in Annandale
Va. No delivery. Price, $525. Phon
day or evening. FA. 1875. s.
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ORGAN-ELECTRIC

OUTBOARD MOTOR, 6h h.p.. per.
feet cond., used hrs. S100. LA.
OVERSEAS oSV5sssGE;As CRATES OH. wooden.
for sale Monday morning in front
Of 1911 Park I'd. NV.
CONTINUED on Next Pase5
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FURNITURE
GOOD CONDITION

beds. springs. couches, chairs and
fur coats. MASONIC & EASTERN
STAR HOME. 5000 New Hampshire
ave. ne. 5
Furniture, Unpainted
Special aSras1a fer Tk knQtty pine book,
$3.50: 1096 off on all stock. Free
Aristo-Bilt catalogs to select your
styles from. Mon, Tues. Sat. 81;
Wed, Thurs, Fri. SO; Sun, 11-5.
Closed this Wednesday.
The Implanted Shop
Washington's most complete outlet
for unpainted furniture. 926 New
York ave. NV. RE. 1924. q
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DO IT NOW
BEFORE SNOW FLIES
ENCLOSED PORCH

Install powder room, recreation room;
retile bath; free estimates easy
terms; expert mechanics:
ST. 1853. Ewes and Sun, HU. ss43.
Evening star., 1951-10-07
BEDROOM
WAREHOUSE
CLEARANCE,

BRAND-NEW ape. 18th CENTURY
NAH: DRESSER. CHEST. BED AND
NIGHT TABLE; ORIG PR. S229,
BEND BEo r6 6o3BEe Slia pREssER M9PERN cHEsG 2sG
BED ORIG. PR. Sl99, RED. TO
Sl31. BEAUTIFUL BLOND NAH.
DRESSER. CHEST. ORIG. PR
9.95. RED TO Sl29. SOLID
ROCK MAPLE 3-PC. BEDROOM
SUITE, ORIG. PR. S149.50. RED,
Ssx AND ape; LINE OAK MOD
PR, S239. RED. S179. WE HAVE
ABOUT $50 BEDROOM SUITES 10
SELECT FROM IN ALL FINISHES
Al DEEP-CUT PRICES. ALL BRAND
NEW FURNITURE. FREE DELIV-
Evening star., 1951-10-07

PLUMBING and heating repair; re-
modelling. For estimate call Jo'
PfjpPMSiBSING PfjpPMSBING AND HEATING, lob
bing. remodeline. new work. Hot
water heaters. no Job too smah
pLuMBiSG AND HEATING-No Job
too small; 24-hr. service; reaSons PIE
prices; registered in D. c. and Nd
I'm A95Q -
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ELECTRIC EXERCISER

"Slendamachine." similar to ''Exer
sells at $500. 1917 Burke st. Sc.
Evening star., 1951-10-07
TELEVIsIoN SERvIc1NG


manship; guaranteed. RA. 1872 =.
TILE SETTING. paint contracting
interior and exterior: Free estimates
Reas. rates, 10; 4.54lS;o.r
TREE EXPERT WORK DONE, trim.
ming. bracing. cabling, removal" lret
estimates. HI. 1886. .
TYPEWRITER and Stenotype repair.
Ing. ali makes; quick service. rea-
sonable prices Bring machine, IT n
OFFICE MACHINES CO. cor. l3tn
and Eye NV. RE. 2s2s. -.
UPHOLSTERY Couches. chairs re.
vebbed. springs reset: your home Of
my shop: furniture repair: all kinoS
S. n; y JASNEY1Ss ANNE1Sc GE or c3SGi sII. KINDS,
cement work: all work guaranteed'
ROBERT E. PRICE. D1. 1928, II.
HAVE YOU. YoR. I ROOF ,I.. painted pastIms,s now 7
aTTFNTION. home and store owners
Cal me for additions, repairs. OF OF
maintenance. No Job too difncnta nhont 81
TOO small. Refs. on request Fhohs
rJTTCn Rnuyie AHII
Evening star., 1951-10-07
PLASTIC TILE

For bathrooms and kitch-
ems, IS colors; lifetime lob.
All work guaranteed. For
estimate, call 10. 2-066l any
time
Evening star., 1951-10-07
ANTIQUES

Marble top tables, SIS ca. up;
dressers, SIS up; vanities, SIS up;
wash stands SIS up; cobblers bench
$3.50; dropleaf table toakl. S5i
brass picture frames. So SO ca; car
nival glass picture and glasses: SO,
trivets, 81 ea; wagon wheels. -. 81
ca. AL kinds Of glass and china, priced
from soc. We like for you to come
in and browse Open Sun and ewes
NV. DI. a76l. PS. If II you % like Ike
colored glaSs-we have it!
Evening star., 1951-10-07
FURN. SALE (NEW)

SAVE UP TO 40 PER CENT
7-pc maple din. nm. suite. now
Sl45; hideaways reduced. now
l15.95-S1S9; innerspg. matt, box
Spr. on legs, $39 .95; Beautyrest box
Spr or matt. now 1895. Come in,
brouse around; compare prices.
KING. 5000 Ga. ave- SH. 5S91.
Evening star., 1951-10-07
OFFICE FURNITURE

Floor samples, new, at contract
prices; leather sofas, club chairs,
desks, steel files, lamps and Access
sories: MANLON, 416 5th st. NV.
Elk 1o13. ~
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RRTCK
BRICKS

Good, used. clean brick. Any guam
tity. GENERAL WRECKING CO
MI. 6l77, III
Evening star., 1951-10-07

OAMEHHO--
Brand new, worlds finest by author
compl. photo dept. store; 100 bar
gains: l year guar; cash or 8 to l s
months to pay. Trade-in. Lowest
prices. Free instruct. Catalog free;
5h9ur oIsn Photo trbnIs finishins 10 Repairs
BRENNER PHOTO CO.
(Oppos. Just. Dept.l 933 Penna. ave
NV. RE 2434 Park free; air cond
Evening star., 1951-10-07

Chase. Washing
tons Large Antique Dealer" invites
you to inspect their big stock of
furniture GLASS. china and cut glass.
Cherry, pine, walnut, maple and
tulipwood tables with chairs to
match: cupboards. chests, poster and
canopy beds. 300 pieces of furni-
ture 70 choose from. SENSIBLE
PRICES. TERMS IF DESIRED
Free delivery, free parking. S2l5
Wis. ave, OIL. 2422. 10 a.m.-9 pm.
CLOSED SITNnAYS
Evening star., 1951-10-07
3UILDING MATERIALS

Large stock of good used lumber,
flooring. doors. windows, plumbing.
pipe. boilers and radiators at
bargain prices. HECHINGER CO.
18TH and II SIS NJ AT 140n
Evening star., 1951-10-07
BEDROOM
LIVING ROOM
DINETTE
Sl99

Turner's are In a position to outfit
your 3-rm. apartment for as low as
SIs9. You don't have to pay cash.
we VIII give you liberal terms. All
payments are made in our store. No
nnance companies to deal with.
turner's sell only brand-new fur
niture and buy only from the best
furniture factories in this country,
For, the bedrooms we will give YOU a
double bed, 5-drawer chest and
choice of vanity or dresser in walnut
or maple finish; for the living room
you get full inner spring con-
structed couch and one chair, and
Tor your kitchen. a 5-piece dinette
OF maple or white enamel finish
Az three rooms outfttted for only
SIsA Shop US before YOU buy and
save, Remember. liberal terms ar
ranged
TURNER'S
923 G ST. NV, MA. 8157
Evening star., 1951-10-07
PIANO TUNING


EOoFING. TIMING, roof painting,
SHIPLEY, GE. 4l5S.
ROOFING. all types, new work ana
repairs, cutters. SpoutS, carpentry
and painting. A. D. THOMAS. Hu'
1852. Free estimates.
ROOF AND OUTSIDE painting; rool
repairs; downspouts and guttering
roof ventilatofS. genera! carpentry 4
gTONE-Bondstone is trAartly moo,
ern. The value to your property VIII
be greatly increased by IA appsiSStHnfs psSHf
bondstone. Free est Phone VI w. o1s3o; Ss'o 3
CAPITOL CONTRACTING CO. 4Sl9
Bethesda ave, Bethesda, Mo. -
STORM WINDOWS = Triple track
comb. aluminium; also package units
for inclosing porches; . years 10
pay; free estimates cheerfuily siysnn'
Wi. 6Os6. CAPITOL CONTRAGGI- :
ING co. 4s19 Bethesda ave- Pc
service; day and night calls MOST
reaS. rates in town. LU. 4-7ooo.
TELEvIsIoN sERyICEdaome VIC dix M niats Gahs
EY On3Q
Evening star., 1951-10-07
. BRAND-NEW
Bell & Howell
Movie Cameras
25eo OFF
CAMERAS

UPTOWN PHOTO SUPPLY
369 Irving st. NV. HO, S72;
Evening star., 1951-10-07

FURNITURE-Desk and chair. SIS
Mahogany table, useful for dinette
or iiv. rm.. $50. Cogswell chair
and cover. used but Still good, S25
Kit. chairs. Sl.25. Rugs, siSal. rust
color t2). 9x12. S11.50 ca: l. 6x9,
So so: 2x:3. So Drapes, misc. Very
tyssSHADis FURSITHRE u GE Maple abe bedrm.; twin
beds. . chests, vanity. sprgs. mat
tresSeS; 3-pc. liv. rm. suite; nah.
dinette, 4 chairs; misc. tables. RA
130d ~
Evening star., 1951-10-07

DESK. Gov. winthrop, mahog; Nor
ris lounge chair; both excel. cond.
Reasonable. WO. 0420.
DESK, fiat-top mahogany. -66-in. and
electric adding machine and metal
$3.50 JE. 3-0330. -
DESKS, 2: executive, type, solid oak
tFsvs tops sx5 s{5sr f. ! /; "a ha Say .S $50 can
DESKS, DESKS, $50 up. ali kinds;
NV NV DI. 7;s7a; Sunday. sur CO AT 4sa5. 3.
DIAMONDS-Lady's sol, ss ct,
500; lady's sol, approx ct. $3.50:
mans sol, u CT, $500; lady's sol,
e!at e5 shsa mans mta, sn ~ 81 CT e. DesteSs stSo
lady's perfect sol, ~. ct. SI,75O.
All prices include mountings. trades
excepted. LIVINGSTON & Co.
A. 423 II st. NV. ME. 3440. ---13
DIAMoNDS-Rosslyn Loan Co. offers
unusual savings on unclaimed dia-
cameras, typewriters, guns; many
RossLYN LOAN CO. Rosslyn. Va.
DIAMOND. SOLITAIRE. l carat,
dngdins dianGndS h.Id IN platinum mounting
DiNETTE SET. maple. S15; dble. bed
rm. set, maple. 5 pcs, $95; sgl
maple bed, chest with mirror, $70;
PLATFORM rocker. $15;;, sewing ma
psaTFE esSnst and SET ras maRs Rs 7Iss HitS
DlNETTE SETS. de. luxe chrome; 40eo
discount factory shipments Display
Room 203S Eye st. NV ST. 1920.
DINETTE SET. 8 pieces, lined oak;
IN excel. cond.; sacrifice. Cali OIL.
DiNITTE SET, maple; table, 4 chairs
and buffet, . wool rugs. sxlO and
9yI3; reasonable, Ho; a6s3,
DINETTE SET. table. buffet. chairs;
walnut; 9 end tables. wal; good
DiSETTE iHaa' fsas; SURF TE iaas sray. solid oak;
china closet. Moving must sell.
vs., GE; 1855 after 10 am.
AI15s;d. Anne; liks 7ss5 new; price, s45. Call
DiNETiSTE SET. table and 4 chairs.
lined oak; excel. cond: ext. leaves
and new table pads. Suit. for liv,
I'm; $55. sH; 1891 after pm. -S
sN sf5s R% e. }R }IrsSDs: aDs fF@lns I'm roan oa1
apt. complete, $3.50; baby furn'
DMiNG ROOM SET. 8 pieces. period
Jacobean oak, excellent condition
DiNING RM. SET, 10 pcs, solid wal.
nut; excellent conditions; reason.
Dining dSff' GH ROOM tS SUITE. mahogany
10 pieces and pad. excellent condi-
ton: very reasonable. WA. 1926
DINING RIM. SUITE. Q pcs, Duncan
Phyfe, ext. table, S225; secretary
Colonial. 5316 P Sc.
DINING RIM. SUITE. walnut, buffet
china closet. server. table and pads
6 chairs; Sl25. Ia. 1888.
DINING RM.. 8 pcs. wal. ext table
uphol. chairs; excel. cond.: sell to.
day: 500. 2153 California St NV
DINING ROOM SUITE, walnut,
piece; in good condition; $125
1 Monday, RA. 364S.
DINING RIM. SET, beautiful, walnut
exact Sheraton reproduction, 10 pcs
in peri. cond., reason. 542O Conn
ave. NV" Apt. 103, or OR. 2159.
DINING RM. sUITE-Leayinx city
u Will sell solid mahogany, George.
town gallery dining rm. suite. Rea.
sonably priced. Wo. 3126. Is
Evening star., 1951-10-07
LIVING ROOM

DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT Us.
AS WE GUARANTEE YOU saw
INeS ssHp, OF z 2oS GSsrpG 70 soss On, on NEW =,
THESE BARGAINS: Fine sofa bed.
compartment. was SOC. so. now
$3.50. fine double studio couch
in lovely fabrics, was S79.5 now
S56. IS; hne quality chair bed. was
$50 so, now S39.50: solid cherry
secretary desk, finest quality. now
$50, worth double; fine quality
Hide-A-Bed with Serta inner spring
mattress. was S249 so, now SI49. so:
large club chair. was S59.5 now
$3.50. Many more bargains too
numerous to mention. Open Thurs.
day till 9.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th ST. NV, EX. 6742
The Sample BARGAIN Store of Wash.
LIVING ROOM SUITE
Evening star., 1951-10-07
OFFICE FURNITURE

DESK. DRoP-cENTER, OAK, s. P,
S27.50: FLAT-TOP, s. p, OAK,
OAK, WALNUT DESKS AVAILABLE.
TABLES, CHAIRS, FILING CABI-
NETS, LOCKERS; USED. RECON-
DITIONED; LIKE NEW; $40 EACH:
6oxl FREE DELIVERY. FREE
PARKING.
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP.
630 NEW YORK AVE NJ
Evening star., 1951-10-07

PAPERING AND PAINTING by LIST.
class white mechanic. Call MR.
REANS. Ii. 7-6S9S.
PAPER HANGING, 81 up per room
1851 washable sunfast papers: work
guaranteed. GE. 42S3. GE. 2461.
Evening star., 1951-10-07

BUILDING TTEMS-Lumber. mill
RUcKER LUMBER, 1350 Wilson
blvd. tacross from GEORGETOWN
Evening star., 1951-10-07

The SAMPLE Bargain Store of Wash
BICYCLE. perfect condition deer
blue, fun size, for boy or man; very
good make; bargain, S2T.5O. TU
Evening star., 1951-09-09
Rotation Of Entire Units
Is Considered by Army
BY the Associated Press

The Army may decide this week
whether to change its rotation
policy to permit complete units
rather than individuals. to re-
turn to the United States from
Korea.
Senator Bennett. Republican oi
Utah, made such proposal ir
a recent letter to Army Secretary
Pace. He said yesterday, Mr.. Pace
has informed him an answer viii
be ready Tuesday or Wednesday
Utah Senator said. in q
statement, that his request fol
clarification of the rotation policy
resulted from letters received from
officers of the Utah National
Guard.
One unit commander expressed
concern, Senator Bennett said
that the individual rotation pro-
gram will emasculate Utah Guard
units upon which the State must
rely for it's future National Guard
organization
Senator Bennett has also asked
the National Security Training
Commission whether it would be
possible to carry out the universal
military training program under
the National Guard SO that train
eeS would not be required to leave
their homes. school or Jobs.
Evening star., 1951-09-09
IHogorth W. CoIston, 81, Dies;
Lions International Ex-Leoder

1888 and joined the liquor dis
Itributing firm which his father,
the late John William Colston
had helped found. Walker H
Colston, Hogarth Colston's broth
Ier, is president of the firm.
Directed Charity Group.
Mr.. Colston was active in Lions
Club work for many years and
headed his clubs charity carnival
committee for about six years.
A veteran of World War l, he
had served with ~ Both Blue
Ridge" Division. He was a men,
ber of the Cissel-Saxon American
Legion Post in Silver Spring and
the Elks.
Besides his brother, he is sur
vived by his widow. Mrs. Mar
jorie r. Colston; two sons, Johr
! William of Flushing, N. Y, and
Hugh G. of the home address,
two daughters, Mrs. Margaret C
Cox and Miss Irene Muriel Col
ston of the home address. and a
granddaughter.
: Funeral arrangements have not
been completed.
Evening star., 1951-09-09
Girl, 5, Survives Fall
In 65-Foot Dry Well
BY the Assoeioted Press

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Sept. 8
Five-year-old Rosalee DominicE
fell IS feet into an abandoned
dry well this afternoon and lived
She was rescued within 20 min
uteS.
The child was playing in the
backyard of a neighbor's house
when rotten boards covering the
well gave way.
She first fell about 20 feet,
struck an old pump connection
and tnen fell As feet farther. The
we'll had q sand bottom.
Firemen and police rescued the
girl BY lowering a neighbor, Jack
Peters, %, into the we'll on a rope
The girl was taken to Union
Hospital. where her condition was
described as fair"
Evening star., 1951-09-09
Burroughs Tells Judge
He Shot Wife Fatally
While Examining Gun
BY the Associated Press

MEXICO CITY, Sept. 8.-Wil-
liam Seward Burroughs, formerly
of st. Louis. told a Judge today
his wife was fatally shot by acci-
dent while he was looking to see
whether his pistol was loaded.
He testified that the couple mad
filed for divorce by mutual con-
sent in Mexico about a year ago, "
but later became reconciied.
Il am sure she loved me as
loved her." Burroughs said.
The 37-year old scion of a
prominent st. Louis family was
questioned for 80 minutes before
| Criminal Judge Eduardo Urzaiz
Jimenez. Defense Counsel Bernabe
Jurado and Prosecutor Rogelio
Barriga Rivas asked the questions.
Further Hearing Monday.
Burroughs 27-year old wife
Joan died in Red Cross hospital
Thursday night of a bullet in the
forehead.
After today's preliminary hear
ing Burroughs was held without
bail for further hearing next Mon
day.
Burroughs version of the shoot
ing today changed some points in
his signed version to the police
investigator early yesterday
He told the judge he was not
showing someone how to handle
the pistol, as the police report
said. Instead. he said. he opened
the pistol to see whether it was
loaded, the carriage slipped and
the shot was fired.
Burroughs said he bought the
pistol about six months ago. He
Explained he did not know wheth-
Ier it was loaded, because it was
three months since he had han
died it.
Had 8 or 10 Drinks.
Mrs. Burroughs, the former
Joan Vollmer of Albany, N. Y,
was shot in the apartment Of a
friend of the couple Thursday
might Burroughs said they were
at friendly party" where there
was drinking. He said he had
eight or ten drinks" there; II
don't remember exactly"
Burroughs said he had come to
Mexico three days before. Yes
terday he told reporters he had
been in Ecuador to see about
farm.
His wife was already in Mexico,
he said.
Yesterday police quoted hospital
attendants as saying Burroughs
first told them he shot his wife
Evening star., 1951-09-09
Artist John Sloan, 80,
Noted for Etchings
OF City Life, Dies
By the Associoted Press

HANOVER. N. H. Sept. g.
John Sloan. 80, noted artist, died
today in Mary Hitchcock Hos
pital after an operation.
He was noted for his landscapes
and etchings of city life. Last
June he came to Hanover where
he planned to make his perma-
nent home and paint New Eng
land landscapes.
Mr.. Sloan's paintings have been
exhibited in the major art mu-
Seums of the country. including
the Metropolitan Art Museum and
the Whitney Museum of Ameri-
can Arts in New York, the Cor
coran Gallery in Washington, De-
troit Museum, Harrison Gallery
in Los Angeles, Chicago Art Mu-
scum and the Boston Museum
of Fine Arts.
Native of Loeb Haven.
A native of Lock Haven, Pa, Mr.
Sloan attended Pennsylvania
Academy of Fine Arts. Philadel-
phia. He maintained studios ir
New York City and Santa Fe
N Mex.
He leaves his widow. the for
mer Helen Farr. whom he mar.
ried in 1914 following the death
of his first wife. Anna Wall. ir
1943. and sister Mariana Sloan
of Germantown. Pa.
Memorial services will be Tues
day morning. Following crema-
ton, the ashes will be returned
to Lock Haven.
Mr.. Sloan first gained fame
about 40 years ago in New York
where he was member of q
group of realists whose paintings
of slun:s, waterfronts and other
earthly subjects won for them
the nickname of the Ash Car
School" and the Apostles of Ugli-
ness
He continued a rigorous Sched-
ule of six to eight hours of work
day this summer though he
was in precarious health.
Mr.. Sloan never exhibited a
painting until he was 90 and
never sold one until he was 40.
Denounced at First.
His early works often were de-
nounced by critics as offensive
and pSychopathic, but in his later
years his paintings brought him
large financial rewards and some
of the highest art honors be-
slowed in this country.
In his later years Mr.. Sloan
turned from painting New York
Evening star., 1951-09-09
Broken Engagement Drives
Korea Veteran 10 Suicide
By The Associated Pres.

STUART. Va, Sept. "a
young soldier who survived some
of the fiercest fighting in Korea
shot and killed himself when the
girl he hoped to marry returned
their engagement ring.
The body of Arthur C. Hubbard
81, was found beside his car neal
the girls home late last night
in remote section of Patrick
County near here. There was q
bullet wound in the chest. and g
80 calibre pistol lay beside Hub
bard's body.
Sheriff Richard Fulcher sale
the girl, who was not identified
discovered the body on her return
from a movie. Dr.. B. A. Hopkins
coroner. issued a verdict of suicide
In the car, along with Hub
bard's Army discharge papers
were the wedding and epgapement
rings which the girl had returned
to him Thursday.
Evening star., 1951-09-09

a whaling crew, carpenter, busi-
nessman, construction superin-
tendent and policeman.
For Is years before his final
retirement in 1949. he was a guard
at the Archives Building.
Shipped on Whaler at II.
He was born in Tiverton. Mass.
of a family whose American back
ground dates back to the 18th
Century. At the age of II. he
shipped out on the whaler Mer-
maid. from New Bedford, Mass
Two years later he Joined the
Merchant Marine on st. Helena.
At one time he was a school
teacher in Tiverton, and after
serving with the artillery in the
Spanish-Am War, he bought
out a wood finishing and planning
plant in Fall River. Mass.
Mr.. Durfee operated the wood
working business until he came to
Washington in 1917. In an old his
tory book of Fall River he was
listed as one of the towns leading
citizens and an active church
worker.
Mr.. Durfee lived in Washington
until 1910, when he moved to Ar
lington. He worked for a number
of construction companies here as
a foreman and superintendent and
took great pride in pointing out
the city's buildings which he had
helped erect. At one time he was
a building inspector for the Dis
trict Government.
Active Church Member.
He was a member of Petworth
Masonic Lodge and a past COM
mander of Brightwood Command
cry No. 6, knights Templar. He
also belonged to the Nelson Miles
Evening star., 1951-09-09

Hogarth w. Colston, 81. vice
president of a wholesale liquor
distributing firm here, and former
district governor of Lions Inter
national, died yesterday after g
long illness at his home.
Mr.. Colston lived at 1900 High
land drive, Silver Spring, Md. He
was vice president of Bethel &
Co., Inc, of 1857 New York avenue
NE.
Headed Silver Spring Club.
A former president of the Silver
Spring Lions Club, he was Gov
ernor Of District &c, which in
cludes Southern Maryland and the
District of Columbia, in 1945-46
He was native of Washington
Mr.. Colston was a professional,
roller-Skater in his early manhood
and toured the East and Midwest
as speed racer for several years
From 1926 to 1888, Mr.. Colstor
lived in Parkersburg, w. Va.
where he was a salesman for th,
Central Glass Co., of Charleston
w. Va.
He returned to Washington II