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Evening star., 1951-10-11

experienced. for one Of
Washington's largest real estate
firms Commission basis. We have
more houses than We can cover. For
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ALL TO BE SOLD BY
AUCTION

WILLIAMS AUCTION HOUSE
9Is NEW YORK AVE.
This Friday and Saturday
october 18th and 18th
Tomorrow
Commencing at 1890 Am.
Each Morning
Public exhibition now to sale hours
Comfortable seating during auction
sales.
Buy any amount desired. one piece
an entire ensemble or dealers bu!
for resale.
AUCITONEERs' PHI: MA. 2679.
ocI1.
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z, SPENCER FITZGERALD.
FRANK PAROEI,
0c1 n oil Trns+>.
THOS. J. OWEN 4 son, AuctioneeTS
435 Southern Building.

s1s As1 & BAaRnENr xilgsR!s N5W ley
TACHED BRICK DWELLING, NOT
QUITE COMPLETE, BEING KNOWN
81 zSA1kE kRFEMEaas sfkEEr. Noa4aEAsT' N8MHEk T5Ol7
By virtue OF a certain deco Of trust
dated August 9; 1851, being in
gust s, 1851 among the land
snS sgsSFds Is Of IT. the District OF Golumois
secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees Will sell. at public auction
in front Of the premises, on MON
pay The Twenty Y-sEcoND DAY
OF ,0GIoBER A;D; 1851. AT TWO
situate in the District of Columbia,
= ana desisnated as and being Lot IS
and the West l2.5 feet front by
the fun depth thereof Of Lot So
5l91, in the Capital View Realty
Company's subdivision of part OF
n the once of the Surveyor for
the District of Columbia in Liber
rs Is. at o. folio 3; subject to the build
Terms: Ta DiTs Sold subject to a prior
tbuilding association deed of trust
for approximately S1l 041.73 and
spproximately s.. 7s7. 50 Gn further ar
particulars Of which will be an
nounced at time of sale; the pur-
chase. price. above said trust to be
paid in cash A deposit of $500 90
REQUIRED. Conveyancing, recording.
ments made as of date of sale.
Terms to be complied with within
thirty days, otherwise deposit for
feited and the property may be ad-
vertised and resold at the discretion
Of the trustees.
JAMES A. BROOKS,
WILLIAM G. WILLIAMS, Jr.,
ocl 13.1H 1920 Trustees
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HELP MEN
! CUTIE. sxperisnced. Apply

MEAT CUITEk, experienced. Apply
1923 Conn. ave. Id
MESSENGER MAIL CLERK
once of large corpora
tion requires services Of intelligent
and reliable young man, over Is,
to assist in mail rm. and daily
messenger service between hours |
and 8 pm; 5-day week; pleasant
working conditions. Call ST. 2021
after $3.50 am. for appointment
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SEE MRS. HORNE
$3.50 A.M.-4:30 PM.

1924 H ST. NV. III
CAR JOCKEYS d3l. to move autos
in our large shop. 5-day wk.. VI.
round work; with all benefits. insur-
ance. social security. etc. holidays
With pay; See Mr. Denny MCCLELLAN.
EEMERsoN EMlIseG AND AN oRME BUICK
CARPENTERS. report 22nd ave. ana
5or M HNkIE iii 4SD WAGES MS 4ss
caRrRSfERs AZ Rshi for framing work. iz a.
ply J: B. TIFFEY Job. 1st and Web
cARpENsTiEHRss.. LIST class, all. around, a
reliable FsE ea-s men. $3.50 per hour. Can
cARPESSTHERs wanted for residence
constrgction;. long job. Apply on
5s drecS Se9o @ Essr sssk Of fNasmfsassn ss Ea ,a rs
s, ss,tgtler. JACOBSON CORR, pi.
cARPENTERs WANTED. frame men.
~ per hr" 8 days .wk, Ask for
eolneTs MD g Tess Va5f on ga faar sa
the risht. follow @ arrows. row johns
CARPENTERS. good framing men
ulder 40; steady work; So per hr.
to start. Call Charlie. p-5. WEST
WOOD PROPERTIES. INC, OW.
CARPENTERS tframing). STANDARD
PROPERTIES. NC Rock Creek
Kensinston. Md. See Mr.. Helgerman.
CARPENTERS, FIRST class mechanics
only. Apply b615 Warwick pl., SOM
erset. Chevy Chase, Md. -12
CARPENTERS (framing)
Apply on Job. 4th and chesapeske
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DOORMAN

DOORMAN
kEfTHs THEATER. 610 10th st.
NV. Ill
CRAFTSMAN. experienced in electro
hre-control equipment desirable. Ex-
cellent opportunity with small man
ufacturing company You won't
get lost in the shufie here. UN.
DRIvER-school bus, 2 to Q an.
$3.50 to $50 pm, 5-day, approx.
20-hr. wk.; S120 q mo. Call GIL.
1900, 8 am. to 3 pm. lie
DRIVER, route man, white. for es-
tablished dry-cleaning route: salary
$50 wk,, plus commission; apply in
person between 5 and Z pm. THE
EMBASSY VALET SHOP. 3066 Mt.
DRIvEK; m I1s white q, colored. dry-cIesn-
ing. RA. 400. -I2
DRIVER, white. refs: furniture van
exper.: knowledge D. c., suburbs;
good oppor.; Md. permit. SH.. 5669
DRIVER for for flower shop. Must Know
City. Paid vacation. Apply 1908
DRIVERS and helpers needed for
work on coal trucks. See Mr.. Hood,
BLUE RIDGE COAL. CO., INC 1I07
Jeh. Davis hwy, Arl.. Va. ME. 3545
DRIVER FOR SMALL TRAILER. 10
relay bread between Wash. and near
BY Md. Short hours. good pay: vaca-
tions: group insurance and other
benefits. See MIR. RTNALDIs 641 8
ST. NV -12
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HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT, senior or semisenior
to Join staff Of local CPA; ample op-
portunitv for Advancement avail
able; state. age, exper., educ. and
salary desired Box 412-L. Star.
-13
ACCOUNTANTS, ir, in mod air-cond.
acctg. firm; exceptional opportuni-
ties for aggressive young men. Call
DI. SHY for appt. for interview.
Ill
ACCOUNTING STUDENTS interested
in retail field, We believe we can
offer you an opportunity with q
future. OPENING available either
full or part time basis while still
attending school. Write, giving full
particulars as to age. scholastic
background. previous experience. etc.
Box HOS, Star
ADDRESSOGRAPH TRAISEES. white
boys, TO learn addressosraph; l6
years old, no experience Necessary;
5-day week. beginning salary. 81 200.
DI. 1852. Ext. l05. Ia
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THOs. ]. OWEN 4 son, Auctioneeri
435 Southern Building.

T54s5sss sTosY RoM s51s ft gR1ek SslufSs 6MEN TING
CONSISTING OF A TWo-FAMILY
FLAT BEING KNOWN AS EREMI-
LEANS PLACE, NORTHEAST.
duly recorded, in Liber No. $3.50,
of the District OF Coclumbia, and
at the request of the party Sc
cured thereby, the undersigned
trustees will sell, at public auction
DAY THE NINETEENTH DAY OF
THiRTY o'cLock I'm s.M.. Fl The foIloS- follow
ing-described land and premises, sit
uate In the District of Columbia, and
designated as and being Lot 262 in
S55, as. per plat recorded in the
once Of the surveyor for the Dis
trist OF Columbia in Liber % at
t1lio SO: subject to the use of the
party wall on the West line of said
among the land records Of the Dis
t1;ct Of Columbia in Liber 2913 at
Terms; SOLD subject to prior tbuild-
inS asSociationi deed of trust for
approXima ly S4,@3s9 90 and a prior
nately S1.s37. il, further particulars
OF when will be announced at time
OF sale; the purchase price above
said trust to be paid in cash. A de-
posit Of S50o.0o required Con-
Veyanc! ing, recording, etc. at puT-
chaser's cost Adjustments made as
OF date Of sale. Terms to be COM
piled with within thirty days. other
We deposit forfeited and the prop
erty. may be advertised and resold
at the discretion of the trustees.
FRANK PARONI,
HERMAN MILLER.
0C4, TrnstaaR
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PERSONAL

ASSOCIATE NEEDED. since being ap-
pointed member World Trade COM
mittee: w. II. GRAHAM. I'll Wood
ward Bldg.
ELDERLY LOVED ONES given kind
care In small, new. brick, licensed
nursing home. ST. 1443.
NURSING CARE-Accredited licensed
and approved. Mt. Vernon Hospital
tconvaleseent). d. c. NV. CO. 2224
LADIES-Wesr those nice knitted
garments this fail. We can Shorten
them. refinish the edge, also clean
ano block your garment. ready to
wear. NEEDLECRAFT. ZIG 18th st.
NV, second floor. Ill
PERMANENT 81; shampoo. WAR
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE, 1910
SALE OF F COUPON BOOKS for tree
service at Barsky's Sinclair Service
station is unauthorized and will
not be honored. Purchasers buy al
their own risk. THE BARSKY. ii j
SPACE WANTED in back OF store OF
shop. for clean quiet work on
sSSSpIsa aSysltS Boy stRsKRys ssx star ssEtHooIl -,
children 90 mos. to 8 yrs, Excel
care and training. JU. 7-S0a9. -lf
LEA ENGEL. DREssMAKER
Dresses. suits. coats to order, Re.
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MANAGER
AUTOMOTIVE JOBBER

We have an exceptional opportunity
for. man of high caliber, ability
and initiative, preferably with a
thorough knowledge OF the whole
ss,.;ns1a sac automotiye parts and supply
IN Winchester. Va. Applicant must
live in, or near. or be willing to
establish residence in this city.
Apply in person or by mail, October
10th, 11th or 18th.
r. w. NORRIS & SON, INC.
II OATES AVE.
WINCHESTER, VA.
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HELP MEN

DRIVER PORTER tcoloredl. Good
pay and good hours; must be de-
pendable. have references and d. C.
drivers permit. MILLER DUDLEY
CO.. INC. 1716 I4th st. NV. II
DRIVER R-SALESMAN. coiored or white;
established retail dry cleaning route
experienced only: good opportunity
for sober. reliable man; $50 salary
plus commission. Apply In person
ARDMORE CLEANERS. 3S0l New
Hampshire ave NV. Ia
DRIVER SALESMAN
Experienced, for established beer
route; popular brands. Box S3-X
Star. -l3
DRUG CLERK. experienced only; ex-
cellent wages. opportunity for ad-
&asKGT SfasfIsP' pHAKaR2eEx APE 7sh "a Di.iSs :ts
DRUG CLERK. Junior. experienced
Sunday work. 4s-hour week. Apply
2. D. GILMAN. 627 Pa. ave. NV
DRUG CLERK. part time. 2 Or 8
evenings, Saturday. and sun; stu
TRIANGLE PHARMACY, 18th and
ELGcrkicIaS. IG9 Hi AN experienced; sa 1s ID p.,
hr. Apply 171b Lee hwy, Ari.,, Va
EIECTRicrANs. experienced on in
,a.i d1striai Eorf .os and helpers; TOP
ELECTRICIAN. MASTER and esti.
mator. with commercial construction
experienee. Attractive offer TO right
man. Write stating sxnerisnee,
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Fireplace equipment, all new
brasSwares, full Gems,
folding screens, solid screens
fine French motif fan
screens, andirons of various
sizes and styles, kindlers,
matching ensembles, Eng
lish embossed brass, wood
and kindling boxes, spark
screens, log holders, f1reside
sets, brushes, ETC., ETC., all
from two leading nationally
known foundrys and show
rooms. Also various other
brass effects, such as gi-
rondles, candlesticks, vases
door knocks, etc.
A number Of artificial mahogany ano
other finish mantels in various styles
and periods, suitable for better-eradt
furniture effects, decorations and dis
NAV
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MECHANTC's HELPER. white; service
station exper, will be. given prefer
tune-ups and supervising car-wash
help; excel. salary and steady work.
See Mr.. Williams after O. am,
AgTp-WHCLESALERS. INC. 1881
1ladenehurg I'd. lie. liz
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HEAD WAITER WHITE

At once; one used to colored crew;
for lst-ciass restaurant service.
Please apply CARL PAUL, 300
Massachusetts, ave. NV.
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l - - 49, v AAH\A ~ i G1Xt
10 Penna Ave NV
PLUMBER, experienced jobbins man
must must, have h,;,s D; c; drivers permit
PLUMBERS - For new construction
Apply 347l North Washington blvd,
Arlington. Va, or call ia. 2-1l49.
PLUMBER. thoroushly exper.. Job
ping; steady work. top wages: must
have .. c: drivers license SHAPIRO
ErLUMdBING, BIS Georgia ave. NV,
PLSMBERs isSSs AND srEAMrrTTIss. rTls
only. S. H. HAMMER. Vienna. Va.
PLUMBERS wANrED-t5, mechan. ta
les. also 3 helpers for new house
work work In the s; Spring area; must
eha9ies nssd Apply ''Vts CAN ES GEORGE oas
n: Ma JOHNSON .aS on Ashton a7o5 between
PoRYTEK II for ~ apt. bldg. operste
zasuum zs m cleaners; can steady: sa refs, Hrs;
ash.sssS e SUN kEskgbY seIG mo; wAkkGsy, kAkRR'y
PORTER. colored, day work in mod
ern apartment house. Apply resident
managsr, THE BAY STATE APIS,
PORTER. colored, for day work in
resident manager, THE EDDY
STONE, 1901 VT. ave. NV. lie
PORTER. full time; excel. salary,
MARYLAND drivers license. WHEAT
ON PHARMACY, 114O1 Ga. ave.
Washington oldest Chev-
/ rolet dealer has an opening for a
young. energetic man to do general
work around service, department.;
See MIR. Billheimer. BARRY-PATE
MOTOR CO., INC, 113O Conn. ave
PORTER - Pleasant working con-
oitions; comuany benefits. Apply in
person; salary open FRANC !
JEWELRY CO.. 3100 l4th st. NV
PORTERS-several to assist in en-
eine rm.: 40-hr wk., excel. working |
conditions, vacation with pay, paid
insurance, 1st class license required. |
See Mr.. Ferneyhough. Superinten-
dent, AMERICAN SECURITY BLDG. |
80 18th st. NV. il
PORTER. for auto agency; must have
D. c.. drivers permit; permanent. |
See Mr. Febo, BEAL MOTOR Co, |
lA0l r. ]. ave. ne. Ill
PORTER. colored., young non-schoolI
boy work in DRUGSTORE. 59l6 Ca.
ave. NV.
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HELP MEN

ROOFER's RELPER, yr. exper.;
must have drivers permit and know
city. Steady work, 5-day wk., $50
per wk. to start. Apply KNIGHT
ROOFING CO., 1880 Woodbury. dr.,
Takoma PIX. Md. III
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TIME
statesmen

Excel. opportunity for steady sales.
men 10 sell elec. appliances; must
have car. We supply boniied leads.
( Can earn $4,000 $4,000 n year.
Experience not necessary, We teach
you. Call NE. 6l35 for appt. IA ,
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DEBIT MAN

DEBIT MAN
Salesman and collector for establishe d
industrial insurance route; auto
nesessarv, Apply 500 Victor Bldg
"a 9th st. NV. --I3
DENTAL TECHNICTAN wanted. expe.
rienced in plaster work. polishing
packing, acrylic. Call Elk. 1859.
DISHWASHER--good pay and meals,
no night or Sun, work. Apply il,
person. HALL AND SOTHORON
1901 < st. NV. Ii
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SPECIAL
AUCTION

Ted L. williams & Zed L. williams, Jr
Auetioneers and Appraisers.
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CAR HOPS
COLORED

Age 1875; permanent position; full
time; night only; neat appearing;
salary and~~tips tpresent employees
report $40 per. day average: meals
and uniforms furntshed; no previous
training or special education needed;
srouI insurance and other employe
benefits
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LEA ENGEL. DRESSMAKER
Dresses. suits. coats to order, Re.
styling and all types alterations
Centrally located. Modern studio
Quick service. Expert workmanship
lilo y st. NV. RIM. 20. Ex. 1903
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CHEF

Must be OF the WORKING va.
ftety. thoroushly experienced.
able to show low food costs.
Apply Manager. CARLYLE
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ANTENNA MEN

To properly install antennas on Gus
toners homes. Some experience
helpful. but not absolutely necessary.
Good jobs waiting for good men. See
MR.. BARTOLOEE, at 1880 Half st.
s.w. --16
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ROUTEMAN
ROUTE Statesmen

Wanted, ambitious men. Experience
not necessary. For laundry, dry
cleaning routes. Excellent working
conditions. 5-day wk. Top salary
ps1H Write ~hie nr tsinE rsii rsir Apply IN person;
aDp0lntmRnf
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HELP MEN tcons. /,
Auto Mechanics Helpers

AUTO MECHANIC. WHITE. for used
days. cs.i Cali Mr.. MIX. fSeAi FIR pAtu Toss oi''
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Mrs. Wallace |. Lind,
Widow Of Navy0fficer

Mrs, Wallace L. Lind. so, widow
of a naval captain, died here yes
terday after a long illness. In re-
cent years she had lived with a
son, Wallace L. Lind. jr., 2238
North Burlington street, Arlington.
Mrs. Lind, the former Hazel
Bagley, was born in Wellsville, Mo.
She attended finishing schools in
New York City and in Europe.
Having lived here most of the time
since 1885. she and Capt. Lind re-
sided for a number of years at the
Kennedy Warren Apartments.
Capt. Lind, holder of the Navy
Cross and former commander of
the battleship Omaha. collapsed
and died in 1910 on a Baltimore
pier, shortly after greeting his son
who had just disembarked from a
ship from the West Indies.
Mrs. Lind had been active here
in the Red Cross and was on the
board of the Soldiers, Sailors and
Marines Club.
Her only immediate survivor is
her son, who is management ad-
wiser in the Office of the assistant
chief of naval personnel.
Graveside services will be held
at 2 pm. tomorrow at Arlington
Cemtery.
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Mrs. jeremiah 7. Mudd
Rites Held in MARYLAND

Mrs. jeremiah r. Mudd, 80, who
died Sunday, was buried today in
st. Mary's Cemetery. Bryantown,
Md. The services were held in
st. Joseph's Catholic Church,
Pomfret. Md.
Mrs. Mudd, a Charles County
resident most of her life and a
former school teacher, died in
Physicians Memorial Hospital in
La Plata, Md. She had lived in
Pomfret for the last 81 years.
Mrs. Mudd had been married
for more than So years. Her hus-
band, a Pomfret farmer, was a
half brother of former Represent
ative Sydney E. Mudd, Republic
can, of Maryland, who died in
1911.
Formerly Miss Mary Mudd. she
was born in Baltimore and at
tended st. Johns School there.
When 81 she went to Gallant
Green, near Bryantowri,. and
taught school there for several
years before her marriage.
Besides her husband, she leaves
two sons, George D. and Austin L.
Mudd. both Pomfret farmers; a
daughter. Miss H. Virginia Mudd,
a La Plata school teacher, and
two grandchildren
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Mrs. George Berge,
Mother Of Attorney

Mrs. George w. Berge, 80,
mother of Wendell Berge, former
Assistant Attorney General in
charge of the Justice Depart
ment's Antitrust Division, died
last night in Suburban Hospital.
Mrs. Berge, a Washington area
resident since 1880, was the
former Cora OFT. She was born
in Geneseo, ILL.,. and was gradu-
ated from the Dixon (Ill.) Normal
School.
Her husband. who died in 1925,
was for many years an attorney
and political leader in Nebraska
He had been a Democratic nom
inee for Governor and Attorney
General of Nebraska, losing both
elections by a narrow margin. He
also was a delegate to several
Democratic national conventions.
Mrs. Berge was active in All
Souls Unitarian Church here and
played an important role in the
affairs Of its Womens' Alliance.
Besides her son, with whom she
lived at 9508. West Stanhope road
Rock Creek Hills, she leaves a
daughter, Mrs. Russell Catron OF
Carmel, Calf, and three grand
children.
Memorial services will be held at
A pm. Sunday in All Souls
Church, Sixteenth and Harvard
streets NV. It is requested that
flowers be omitted.
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Perry, Ohio, and was graduated
from Cincinnati University. He
then worked as an electrical engi-
neer for several years in Cincin-
natl.
In 1910 he was commissioned a
reserve officer with the rank of
captain. Col. Payne was sent to
Washington in 1912 and for four
years was assigned to the statis-
tical branch in the Office of the
Chief of Ordnance. From Janu-
airy, 1916, until June, 1948, he
was stationed at the Yokohama
Ordnance Depot in Japan.
Returning here, he spent year
as student at Fort Lesley j.
McNair's Industrial College.
Col. Payne was a Mason and
belonged to the Baptist Church
in Cincinnati.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs
Eleanor Num- Payne; a daugh-
ter, Miss Joyce Payne. a George
Washington University graduate
and two sons, Earl D. Payne, jr.,
a West Point cadet. and Robert
Payne, student at the Walter
Reed School in Arlington. Three
sisters, Mrs. Elsie Nickels OF
Akron, Mrs. Lucille Lunsford OF
Albany. N. Y, and Mrs. Wanda
Harkins of Oakland. Calf, also
survive.
Funeral services will be held at
3 pm. Friday in Fort Myer Chapel
Burial will be in Arlington Gene
terry.
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Mrs. ]. |. Galloway,
Settlement Founder

Mrs. Joseph L. Galloway, 73,
who died here Sunday was buried
today In Harmony Cemetery.
Services were in the Lincoln Con-
gregational Church, Eleventh and
r streets NV.
Mrs. Galloway retired in 1943
as superintendent of the National
Training School for Girls. She
died at her home, 1885 Irving
street NV.
Well known for her successful
work with delinquent colored girls,
Mrs. Galloway was a founder of
the Groom Settlement School at
Groom. Md. She founded the
school in 1915 with the late Miss
Susie Wills. She was director
from its beginning until i'll health
forced her to retire in 1948.
Mrs. Galloway was superintend-
ent of the National Training
School for Girls from 1941 to l943
and was commended by the We'll
fare Board for her work there.
Mrs. Galloway was a charter
member of the Lincoln Congrega-
tional Church and an honorary
member of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority
Besides her husband, she leaves
a daughter, DR.. Myrtle C. Henry
OF the home address, former
Howard University English pro-
fessor. and son, Darlington G,
Henry, 1912 jackson street NE.
Also surviving are a sister, Mrs.
Blanche A. Ross, 3109 Eleventh
street NV. and a niece, Mrs. Rose
Grice Brown of East Riverdale.
Md.
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He was an officer of the Mount
Pleasant Citizens Association
about is years ago and, with his
daughter, DR.. NJ. Virginia O'Neil,
was a delegate to the Federation
of Citizens Associations for a
number of years. DR.. O'Neil, an
associate professor of education
at Wilson Teachers College, now
is first vice president of the fed
Grafton.
Mr.. O'Neil also was an active
member of the Holy Name So
ciety of the Sacred Heart Cath
|olic Church and of the Knights
of Columbus.
Surviving are four daughters,
Dr.. O'Neil of the Eighteenth
street address; Mrs. William T.
Davis, of Ypsilanti, Mich; Mrs.
William v. Hill, of Pompano
Beach, Fla, and Mrs. Ralph c.
Davis, of Columbus. Ohio. There
also are six grandchildren and
four great-grandchildren.
Mr.. O'Neil's wife, Mrs. Maria
Virginia O'Neil, died in 1948.
Funeral services will be held
at $50 am, tomorrow in the
Robert A. Pumphrey funeral
home, 1857 Wisconsin avenue.
Bethesda. Md. Requiem mass will
be sung at 10 am. in ST. MaTy's
Catholic Church, Rockville, Md.
Burial will be in st. Mary's Gene
terry there.
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Tractor to Be Given
Pianist Serkin for
Playing at Benefit
By The Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. IA
bright red farm tractor will be
given Piano Virtuoso Rudolf
Serkin for appearing with the
Philadelphia Orchestra at the
Academy of Music, February 10.
Moreover, the presentation will
be made on stage and Mr.. Serkin
will ride the tractor as it is
pushed across the boards.
The decision to give the tractor
to the guest artist was made by
the orchestra management after
Mr.. Serkin volunteered his serv-
ices for the special benefit con-
cert. Receipts from the concert
will be used to help relieve the
orchestra's financial deficit.
Mr.. Serkin runs his own 180-
acre farm near Brattleboro. VT.
Evening star., 1951-02-07
; Children Die Of Burns
From Exploding Oil Can
BY The Assoeioted Press

EMMITSBURG, Md, Feb. T.
Three young children died last
night after a can of kerosene ex-
ploded at their home near here.
The mother and three other
children were burned and one of
them was in critical condition
today
Six-year-old Alice Louise
Springer died at Annie Warner
Hospital in Gettysburg. Pa. soon
after the blast. Donald 10, and
John, Z, died at the hospital
during the night.
Gary Springer, 3, was IN .
critical condition.
Two .other children and their
mother, Mrs. Charles Springer.
were treated for burns and re.
leased after the explosion yester-
day. The blast occurred as Mrs.
Springer was preparing supper.
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William James kidweII, IS;
Was Laundry Supervisor

William James Kidwell, 81. re-
tired supervisor at the Arcade
Sunshine Laundry. died after a
heart attack yesterday at his
home, 1920 Ninth street NV.
Mr.. Kidwen was born in Wash
ington and had lived here all his
life. He retired from Arcade four
years ago after 26 years.
A bachelor, he is survived by
three brothers, Walter E. and
Frank N Kidwell. both OF the
Ninth street address. and Joseph
l.. KidweH of Hillside. Md; a
sister, Mrs. Goldie E. Moore, also
of the Ninth street address, and
three nieces and three nephews.
Funeral services will be held at
1880 am. Friday in the Chambers
funeral home. 1400 Chaplin street
NV. Burial will be in Congress
sional Cemetery.