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BOATS

FISHING PARTIES. small or large;
Ghesep. Bay Herring Bay, sharps
CAPT. KING. WA. Ttfii T14isS An ewes
CABIN CRUISER. 1S-ft outboaro
Scotty Craft; used only 15 hrs
CHRIS CRAFT. Gift. cabin cruiser
owner leaving town, must sell;
S2,15O or best offer. Call LO.
e6-FT. CHESAPEAKE CRUISER, 45-
h.p. Gray marine engine, run 147
hrs, running . anchor lights. head
In GOOD condition. Will sacrifice for
$500 cash. Call AID. 4-4144, 90
OUTBOARD MOTOR, 1851 Mercury,
71z-h.p. Rocket; perfect condition
S125. Call EX. 3-77OO, Ext. .654.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANstA sastih s SE 1ss s. 81 Austn sass' news 4s
car title, S1,oSs; 81 Hillman conv,
SSss' SssS' NJ NJ Sc 6; 5s; ss1'4Ss; so JagMar
$a.iiss: 81 Prefect. sSss. AUSTIN
JACK PRY. 14th9 and P NV. I'm
Our 31st Year"
AUSTIN 194S English sedan; light
blue, good condition.; . 1915. JE.
AUSTIN S5i't 81 ADJ; r.; 5 Wv. tires, top
eond.; $50. SO. 5-671I. IA
BUICK 1947 super 4-dr, Immaculate;
$599, FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921 Con-
BTfck nHstiSut' 1a5s %o Rosd@sster Sas4ne RIVIERA
MILEAGE. S3.256. FLOOD PONTIAC.
4221 Connecticut. wo. 6-s400,
BUICK ~ convertible coupe; With
good top and finished like new:
unusually low mileage. Traded
in on a new Buick. S695 with
small down payment of sos and
EsoSd Es@%d credit; KIRK MOTOR GO,
BUICK '46 Super 4-dr.: r. and h.,
seat coyers; real low mileage; orig.
green a,,, ,sta flniSh anSin like new, THIS car
- OutSlduuIlS. TfoO. luu pIlCey OF
MOTOR CO 1000 Georgia ave. y. W.
BUiCK 1888 1858 Roadmaster Riviera i
hardtop; r. ana h., power steering
beaut. 2-tone. finish Driven from
dollars; s$,195. HoYIE MOTOR
SALES 17l7 R. 1. ave, ne, ,DU.
BUICK 81 Super conv.; Dynafiow;
low mileage; r. and h.. EZ glass,
red leather. Wv. tires; ivory raint
S1,650. AP 1881. ii
BUICK '52 black cdr. sedan: owner,
low mileage, heater, equip; like
new in every respect; S1,795; 2-day
money-back trial; 4-month written
Wash. S Oldest Ford Dealer. 11I4
Vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-4300. Ia
BUICK 40 Roadmaster sedan: radio,
heater. Dyna flow drive, seat covers,
beautiful dark gray finish; immacu-
WHEELER. inc, Chrysier-Plymouth.
GEM. 3-470S). 1900 Wisconsin ave.
IA
BUICK Al sedanette: r.. h. Wv.
tires; clean interior; good mechanl-
cal condttion; new paint. $3.50.
BUICK 1ns,i is5i Special Riviera e-dr.
r, h., Dynafiow, seat covers, tinted
ST 800. AP. 7-ii31. wI5
BUICK 1912 Special club coupe; ex-
cellent; S275. terms. ROPER" 18th
and r. I. ave. ne.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

SECURED SECOND TRUST NOTE,
orig, So; l so, present balance S.
SoS93. Due Oct: l., 1855. Payable
property. good equity. all-bricK
rambler, MONTGOMERY County. Gail
STANDARD MORTGAGE CO, ST
3-6533: ewes, LO., 4-063S. ID
$1,000 PAYABLE S46,87 mo. behind
RE. 7-1774. Ewes and week-ends
JU. S-949S. LII
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GARAGES
TRAILERS

SLEEPS 4-Toilet, built-in refsr;
5000. AP. 7-4205. Lot 3s, Blsndys
~NaTfoNHG sNEashlffG EHHt'' '4s. a7-ft., a com
pletely air-cond.. extras. Closest
park to D. c., close to bath. Leaving
u. 8. A.. Must be sold. TIE. 6-6624
or WA, 7-6624 IA
1913 TRAVELO. % it.; all metal;
must sell Immediately; best offer.
Lot SO. Spring dr.. Spring Bank
Trailer Park. 1744 Richmond hwy,
Alex. Va IA
SPARTANETTE-3o it.. excel. cond.
Priced for quick sale. Nightingale
Trailer Ct, 2s04 Rich. hwy. Lot ga.
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MONEY WANTED

$4,000, LIST TRUST, 90 years, on
new D. G. property in Hillcrest Sc
Sold for $4,000 with 81 900 cash
CESS, 10. 9-9513.
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rRAILERs tcont.)

FOR RENT - Mod. Soft. Liberty
house trailer, ideal for an oflce or
home; may be moved to your loca-
ton. Call ia. S-43S4. Ia
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HOUSE TRAILER
BARGAINS
1854 HowARn--4n.Rr

1858 HoWARD-4O-FT.
2 bedrooms, shower, toilet and tub.
Sleeps 8 persons. Delightful living
room plenty Of space for entertain
ing; Real honey of a kitchen. You
will love the apartment size cook
stove with. oven and broiler (ail
enamen. electric refrigerator with
large deep freeze compartment, hot
water heater of ample capacity.
These. outstanding features must be
$4.995 delivered. Low down payment
and easy terms.
1859 AMERIcAN-34-FT.
An outstanding value at only S3.7a5
bedrooms, large living room.
metal trailer with the very latest
conveniences. Large kitchen with
every modern appliance, such as A.
burner cook stove. with oven and
broiler. hot water heater and large
REFRIGERATOR with deep freeze COM
1853 wEsTwooD-22-FT.
Sleeps four persons. Contains all
modern , conveniencss, including
trailer, coach industry. Total cost
is only S2,450 with a very low
down payment Of SS15. Easy month
Iy terms can be arranged.
1853 NEW MooN-35-FT,
2 bedrooms. Delightful living room
with large picture windows. Sleeps
six people. An outstanding trailer
home for a family. Every modern
convenience, including a bath tue.
Low selling price OF S4 ,S75. We
can arrange convenient terms for
YOU.
Because we have solved the housing
problems of many thousands OF
families during the past II years,
We know we can satisfy your needs,
too. Our housing experts will ex-
plain to you the many advantages
OF Mobile Living-the NEW Amer
ican Way of Life.
AMERICAN TRAILER
CO., INC.
403O Wis. Ave. NV.
Woodley 6-323l
Open every dav of the week frcm
8 AM. to 8 PM.
IA
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Chevy Chase Chevrolet

CheVy Chase CheVrOIet
1851 Ford 1s-ton panel; one owner,
immac. 1905.
194S tev ton stoke: one owner
serviced by us regularly; S795.
1947 International Na-ton panel; very
clean. recond A real value; S495.
.GIVE-AWAY-1940 Chev. sedan de-
livery: $50
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO..
OIL 4-6100
YRS WIS. AVE, BETHESDA, MD.
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DESK SPACE

ATTRACTIVE OFFICE and desk space
In Dupont Circle area; telephone
answering. mail service and public
$4,000
DESK SPACE WANTED-Would con-
slider atty; REQ. services of ms. and
bond broker. Box 470-S, Star. --1S
ARLINGTON, on Wilson blvd; near
Courthouse; desk and, ONCE space
ing services. Call ia. 5-9197. IA
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
washington, D. G.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Il, 1858

1888 G ST. N.W.-s4O 50. IT. SI1O
Modern. All services. ia. 4-05Se.
ROOM 16x26 with hath, with or
without kit, suitable club rm., studio
er, or once; street entr;,, good Ioc. in
PRoFEssioN1AiL' q oFFfcEE THtE SUITES in
Suitiand, Pr. Geo: Co, new bldg,
to D rms, completed 8 wks. Doc
tor and dentist especially needed in
tbs location, IT. D. BURGESS. 20.
e0OsSooFT. OFFIcE-Heat. water
and light. Phone service. Apply 1870
Irving st. NV. Call WA. 7-227S.
DUPONT CIRCLE once bldg: Is4e
Conn Conn., ave. ofices available. AID
A4ao CONN. AvE.-17xso: 1st f,oor;
F% MSdetn; n 17son easy parking R. DoWD
iIR-coND. FUKN. OFFICES, with
ITecep. sery. in lawyers suite; use Of
IiOr'. conference rm. NE. s-e53s.
FURNISHED OFFICE SUITE .
rooms, desirable location. attrac
SaTrOSSgndinss; Sgd Immed. avail. Apply
ssSS SA F ST 81. NsW.EBrisht sEar front M1g Fn..
UNFURN. RM. in lawyers suite;
secretary; Call Ma. S-4519. lis
N. Y. ave. n.w-Beautifully divided
by present tenant into 3 rms, Il. to-
Ceiling partition. top half glass;
hoors carpeted; many built-in wall
cabinets: custom made window
orapes; air cond.; leased to June
30: 1906; immed. poss. Call ST.
FURN. EXECUTIVE OFFICE-Re-
ceptionist and phone service; secre-
tary available at all times; private
use or share ST. $1,000. -15
A4l3 SOUTHERN AVE; End floor
ONCE rooms; suitable dentist or
other profession; good location; In
Coral Hills section. BUSADA REAL
TY CO. 10 Q-S60O 10
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

PHT. INVESTOR will purchase we'll
seasoned, short-term End trust notes.
individual notes and Ior portfolios
write, giving complete details To
Box 271-T. Star.
WE WILL BUY End trusts and pav a
5000 price; quick service given; call
WA. 1854 or AP. 7-O10O.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST. We
viii buy second trust notes, d C.
nearby Nd. or Va. Reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST
MMENI CORP. 1912 N. Y. ave NV.
FIRsT ASD SECOND TRUST LOANS,
B5dARTOW REALTY CO.. Realtors,
1881 G st. NV. ME. S-2495.
End TRUSTS, Arlington area, immed
action; ,McCLAINE PROPERTIES.
2I00 Wilson blvd. Arl.. IA. 2-3300.
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates; to 8 year terms and
monthly payments p j. WAIsHE
INC; Ills Eye st. NV Ma. S-6468.
SECOND AND THIRD TRUST notes
purchased. Quick cash. No delay.
HUGH B. CONNER. 1927 K ST. NV
RE. 7-4960. Ewes. DU 7-7O91.
IND MORTGAGE negotiated on apts.
comm. and industrial property. VIII
LIAM =. YOST. OIL. 2-1043.
SECOND MORTGAGES negotiated on
apartments, commercial and resi-
Dental property. WILLIAM E. YOST,
OIL. 2-1043.
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OF cash FOR SECOND TRUSTS
2Lseo to AZ DISCOUNT
MIR. QUICK IO 1-RkRk On
End TRUSTS

Second trusts wanted. Ton prica
paid. Cash today. RA. 6-o2sl. ia,
S-6676. day or, ewes. MR.. HOOVER.
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WATERFRONT PROF. FOR SAL

BEAUT, MOD. HOME on the Bay. Al
Mason'S Beach. Deale, Md.-H.- w h.
copper radiation: open flrepl.; beaut
Shrubs; attrac. furn., gar. Call MR.
ODUM. re. 7:52l6, ewes, Sat. and
-l5
DEALE-Choice of 4 year-round
mod. homes in Masons Beach; one
on pay front; one new; priced from
S7,950: reas terms on all.
B. NJ. ODUM, RE. 7-5216
OR MR.. RICE, WEST RIVER 67O3
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MOTORCYCLES

THUNDER BIRD 81: spring hub,
bags: shield, Flanders bars, twin
saddle. beautiful and reasonable.
JU. S-l697 or La. 6-1456. -16
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TRUCKS FOR SALE
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o9ReE Cps AMnRtdHN M taE shs1icE Sfsk htstsE cEN
TER. Studebaker Dealer. 5S5 N.
Glebe rd.. Arl.. Va, ia. 7-7722.
DODGE 80 4-dr. coronet. An ex-
ceptional car; Has Gyromatic drive;
ing. kirk MOTOR CO. 1000
Georsia ave. NV, ia. 9-4s00;
DODGE 1852 coronet 4-dr. sedan;
equip, with Gyromatic. r. and, h.:
town; low mileage: carries our ia
nous new-car guarantee. SI.595.
ARCADE R. a1 SNdd PONTIAC, 1887 irving st.
DoDGE ED' s. 5,00coi cOronet club: rad radio.
very low mileage, one-owner car:
INC, Chrysier Plymouth GEM.
3-470Sl. 4S00 Wisconsin ave. IA
DODGE 1910 Special de luxe: perfect
in stS every syG y2y; sl55 q: terms ROPER" ;"
FORD so Custom 'S' Fordor: beaut.
chartreuse green. Compl equip. l
owner, by an outstanding oficial.
You must not miss this one. Guar
anteed mos. OF 5000 m. S1,095.
ARLINGTON 1IS.dSGo MOTOR HRo.. CO. NC NC
FoRD 81 custom 4-dr. New tailored
sc. r. and h. Good tires. Clean
as a pin ir and out. Fordomatic.
SI.@95. 2-day money back trial.
4-month written guarantee. HILL
& SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Pealer 1ot4 Vermont ave. NV.
FORD '37 conv. coupe; new tires.
motor and clutch. radio, good cond. !;
S95 or best offer. Call before 8
pm, OIL. 2-9073. Is
An. Green trim interior. r. and h.
A 1-owner car. S1,595. 2-day money
back trial. 4-month written guar
antee. AILL L. SANDERS, Wash. S
Oldest Ford Dealer. lila Vermont
ave. NV, AID. 4-4300. Ia
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WANTED TO RENT or share. Need
ONCE space and small stock rm.
With or without show window. NV
section. Will also share once help.
TIA. 9-S441 -14
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AMERICAN TRAILER

403O Wis. Ave. NV.
Woodley 6-323l
Open every dav of the week frcm
8 AM. to PM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-25
William A. Prye, II,
Former A. u. Carefaker

William A. Prye, II, former
caretaker at American Uni
versity. died early today at his
Fairfax (Va.) home after a long
illness.
A native of Ohio, Mr.. Prye
was tn eson of John w. and Liza
Jane Prye. Forty years ago he
became caretaker at American
u, where he was employed for
II years. He moved then to
Fairfax and worked as a car
penter, retiring in 1947.
He is survived by a brother,
Charles U. Prye, and two sisters,
Mrs. Phoebe j. Smith and Mrs.
Sarah E. Conklin, all of SPRING
field, Ohio.
Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. Friday in the Everly
Funeral Home, Fairfax. Burial
will be in National Memorial
Park Cemetery, Falls Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-25
Arthur B. Chrisman,
Author, 10 Be Buried
In Virginia Today
By the Associated Press

WINCHESTER, Va, Feb. u.s.
Arthur Bowie Chrisman. author
Of children's books who died in
an Arkansas mountain cabin
where he had lived in seclusion
for nine years, was to be buried
today in his native Northern
Virginia.
Funeral services were to be
held at Meade Memorial Gene
terry at White Post, near here,
according to Thomas L. Chris
man of Richmond, "a brother and
only survivor of the author.
The brother said in Richmond
that Mr. Chrisman, So, had re-
tired to the Shirley community,
near Clifton, Ark, nine years
ago for hie health. The two had
been out of touch in recent years.
Listed in "WhO'S Who"
Arthur Chrisman, listed in
Who's Who in America" was
found dead in his isolated cabin
Saturday by two Clinton men
who became worried when he
failed to make one of his twice.
a-week trips to town. Authori-
ties said he died of natural
causes.
At Clinton, Sheriff Parish Fra
ser said Mr.. Chrisman's personal
effects indicated he had $4,000
deposited in banks in Arkansas
and Berryville, Va.
Studied at VPI.
Born at White Post. Mr.. Chris
man was the son Of Isaac A. and
Louisa Chrisman. He studied
electrical engineering at Virginia
Polytechnic Institute from 1905
to 1908 Later. he taught school
for several years. who's Who"
lists him as a craftsman, farm
er. movie extra, lecturer and
story teller as well as an author.
Who's Who" says his "Shen
OF the Sea-" volume of Chinese
legends for children, received an
American Library Association
award for distinguished litera-
ture for children. His other
works are listed as: where Car
avanS Crossed. '"The Wind That
wouldn't Blow and Treasures
Long Hidden"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-25
Mrs. Roger Woo|ford,
Widow Of Banker

Mrs. Roger L. Woolford, widow
OF a Princess Anne (Md)
banker who died in 1908, died
yesterday in her home, 2456
Twentieth street NV, after a
long illness.
Born in Lawrenceville, Va,
she was Clara L. Hicks, the
daughter of I. B. and Rebecca B
Hicks. members of Virginia
family dating back to pre-
Revolutionary War days. Mrs
Woolford had been a Washing
ton resident 80 years.
Survivors are two daughters,
Miss Lena r. Woolford of the
home address and Mrs. Nancy
Elzey Norfleet, Norfolk, Va;
four grandchildren and nine
great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be at
2 pm. tomorrow in st. Andrews
Episcopal Church, Princess
Anne. with burial in the church
cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-25
Mrs. Barnett Shapiro, IS,
Wife Of Retired Merchant

Mrs. Barnett Shapiro, IS. of
1901 Kansas avenue NV, died
of a heart ailment at George
Washington University Hospital
yesterday after a brief illness.
She was the wife of a Washing
ton merchant who retired %
years ago.
Born in Lithuania, Mrs. Sha-
piro was 8 years old when she
came to this country.
Besides her husband she is
survived by four sons, DR.. lyman
Shapiro. 2480 Sixteenth street
NV; Harry, $500 @ street NV;
Samuel of York, Pa, and Irwin
OF New York: a daughter, Mrs.
I. o. Firestone, also of 2480 Six
teenth street NV; six grand
children and one great grand
child.
Services we're to be held at
2:30 pm. today in Danzansky's
funeral home, 1901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial was to be in
the Tifereth Israel Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-25
Stassen Says Unity
will Win Over Reds

Unity in action on a moral
foundation" will ultimately tri-
umph over the evils of commu-
nism, Mutual Security Director
Harold E. Stassen told the Grand
Masters Conference of Masonic
leaders last night.
Occasion was the Grand Mas
tiers banquet in the Statler
Hotel.
Mr.. Stassen declared that
Russia continues trying to create
division and cynicism in the free
world through anti-Semitism
and other terrors.
Speaking of his recent Eu-
ropean tour with Secretary of
State Dulles, which included
food-ravaged Holland, the Mu-
tual Security director praised
the work of Masonic organiza-
lions to aid the flood victims.
Something far more is &C
complished by a people respond
ing to another people than a
government to a people," he said.
He added that if Americans
realize the Importance of unity,
problems of finances, defense
and morale can be solved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-25
William {. Lansda|e,
Retired Pressman

William E. Lansdale, Sc. who
was the last surviving charter
member of Printing Pressmen's
Union No. /, died today at his
home after a six weeks illness.
He lived at 1913 Mckinley street
NV.
Mr.. Lansdale, a native of
Washington, became an appren-
tice at IA at the Bureau of En-
craving and Printing. When he
retired on June 80, 1882, he had
served for So years. As a press
man, he had supervised the
printing of Government seals on
currency and bonds.
He was a graduate of Immac-
ulate Conception School and a
member of the Holy Name So
ciety of the Blessed Sacrament
Church.
Besides his widow, Mrs. Effie
L. landslide, he is survived by
two sons, DR.. George l.. Lansdale,
5606 Chevy Chase parkway NV,
and William c. Lansdale, and a
daughter, Miss Muriel Kathryn
Lansdale. both of the home adj
dress.
Three sisters, Mrs. Kate Dunn,
his twin of 8 East Underwood
street, Chevy Chase, Md, and
Mrs. John P. Kline and Mrs. P. j.
Ahearn, both of Texarkana, Ark,
and two grandsonS also survive.
Prayers will be said at 9 am.
Saturday in Chambers funeral
home, 3072 M street NV, fol-
lowed by a requiem mass at $50
am. in the Blessed Sacrament
Church, Chevy Chase Circle.
Burial will be in Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-25

mass, as has been his custom
for years, when he collapsed in
his seat. Father Fisher said he
left the altar to administer last
rites before Admiral Ryan died
in the pew.
Admiral Ryan retired on dis
ability in 1947 after AZ years of
service. His last station was as
commandment Of the Coast Guard
District at Charleston, S. C. He
was a native of New Boston,
Mass, and a graduate of the
Coast Guard Academy at New
London, Conn.
Admiral Ryan is survived by
his widow. Mrs. Marie Ball Ryan;
three daughters, Mrs. John M.
WiggleSworth. 97O1 Kentsdale
drive, Bethesda; Mrs. Sidney w.
Russell, Parkfairfax, Va, and
Mrs. Quentin Greeley, Portland,
Greg: a son, John M. Ryan, of
Hardwood road NE, and is
grandchildren.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-25

ploye, who died in 1884.
The Hopkins family moved to
the Kennedy street home in 1910.
The house, one of the first in
that section, was then surround
ed by pastures. Mrs. Hopkins
had seven sons and three daugh-
tiers, all musical. who used to
Serenade President Woodrow
Wilson from their front porch.
The President, who liked to
take regular carriage rides in
the neighborhood, was attracted
by the twanging of the jews
harp and the hillbilly songs.
He would stop his carriage,
listen and applaud.
Quartet Formed in 1924.
Four of the sons Albert,
Elmer, John C. and Joseph
formed a professional group in
1924 known as the Original Hill
Billies. They toured the East
and the South, made recordings
and went on radio in the 1920s.
Their career was cut short in
1882 by Albert's death after an
automobile accident.
In a national fiddling contest
in the Capital in the early 1920s,
the Hill Billies established what
was then a record for sustained
f1ddling on radio. They took
the air-on Station WRC-at II
pm. and played request num-
bers until 2::30 am.
Heard that same night was
Kate Smith Washington singer
who was unknown then. Vice
President Charles G. Dawes
visited during the program.
Home Mecca for Fiddlers.
The Kennedy street home was
WaShington'S Mecca for the old
time f1ddlers. Mr.. Hopkins built
an old-faShioned organ; an
OVAAOA oOA4S "4A4S Woo q lag L1kL1G
pianist, and a surviving daugh-
ter, Lucy, is soloist at the
Brightwood Methodist Church.
Added to her numerous family
of musicians were the roomers
Mrs. Hopkins began to take in
about the time of World War I.
Many of these, in later years, re-
turned on visits to the home.
Surviving are two sons, John
c., 248 Park avenue, Takoma
Park, and William S., Boone,
N. c.; two daughters, Miss Lucy
Hopkins of the home address
and Mrs. George Black, 5516
First street NE; 13 grandchil-
dren, 8 great-grandchildren and
3 great-great-grandchildren.
Services will be at 2 pm. Fri
day in the w. w. Deal funeral
home, 1912 Georgia avenue NV.
Burial will be in Rock Creek
Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-25
Prisoner Morries,
Then Returns to Cell

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 25.-Beau-
ford Cotner, %, and Mary Joyce
Cross, 10, had been planning
their marriage for more than
year. They had been waiting
for her 18th birthday.
But when it arrived, Cotner
was in city jail waiting trial
on a burglary charge. They
decided to go ahead with their
plans anyway.
Yesterday Cotner was released
temporarily for the ceremony.
With a deputy sheriff standing
by, the couple was married at
City Hall by a Salvation Army
minister. Then Cotner was hand
cuffed and returned to his cell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-25
Dir. 6. Free|andP efer,
Former Canon al
Cathedral Here

The Rev. DR.. George Freeland
Peter. retired Episcopalian
churchman and a former canon
at Washington Cathedral, died
Saturday in the University Of
Virginia Hospital at the age
Of 78.
DR.. Peter accepted a call as
canon of the Cathedral here in
1928, while serving as rector Of
st. James Church in Richmond,
a post he had held for 10 years.
He left the Cathedral in 1897.
Here Earlier.
Earlier in his career, DR.. Peter
had served at st. Marks Church
here ass assistant rector and at
the Epiphany Church as asso-
ciate rector.
The churchman then accepted
a call to Wheeling, w. Va, where
he served until going to the
st. James Church in Richmond.
DR.. Peter was descendant of
the Martha Gusts and Robert E.
Lee families. He was the son Of
the late DR.. Armistead Peter. a
leading Georgetown physician
of his day, and the late Mrs.
Martha Gusts Kennon Peter.
Funeral Today.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Lulie Whitlock Peter; a son,
G. Freeland Peter, jr., and a
stepdaughter, Miss Elizabeth
Aiken Noting, all of Gotham:
a brother, Armistead Peter, and
a sister, Miss Agnes Peter, all of
Washington. ..sa
Funeral services were to be
held today in Christ Episcopal
Church in Charlottesville, Va,
with private burial services in
Hollywood Cemetery in Rich
mond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-25
William N. Jurnuqin,
Chicago Industriu|ist
BY the Associoted Press

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 25.-Wil-
liam N Jarnagin. rs, retired Chi
cago banker and industrialist,
died yesterday. He had been in
capacitated for II years by arth-
ritiS.
Mr.. Jarnagin's wife, Ethelwyn,
who died January l, 1851, left an
estate of So million in trust from
which Mr.. Jarnagin was given
$4,000 a year income. She was
a daughter of the late George
w. Walker, Los Angeles banker.
Mr.. Jarnagin is survived by a
sister. Mrs. A. A. Chanless, Mary
vile, Tenn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-25
Dr.. Douglas Campbell,
Stanford Professor
Rx iha Assotinfed Prasa

PALO ALTO, Calf, Feb. 49,
DR.. Douglas H. Campbell, SO, one
of the worlds most distinguished
authorities on botany and a
member of the first staff of in
structors at Stanford University.
died Monday night at his home
on the school campus.
|. He was professor emeritus of
botany at Stanford.
DR.. Campbell, long recognized
as a world authority on the
structure and reproduction of
MOSES and ferns, wrote many
volumes on botany. The last,
published in 1910, was Evolution
of the Land Plants"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-25
Birth of Daughter
Ends Stork Patrol
BY Ohio Policeman
BY the Associated Press

HAMILTON, Ohio, Feb. 25.-
A big-hearted Hamilton police
department knew that Patrol
man William Hackers wife was
expecting shortly, so it assigned
him to a cruiser patrolling the
district where his home is
located.
The cruiser suddenly heard
the radio broadcast instructions
for it to hurry to TIL Ross ave-
nue. to aid an expectant mother.
Patrolman Thacker made un-
usually good time in helping
the expectant mother - Mrs.
Thacker, naturally to Fort
Hamilton Hospital.
The baby, a daughter, was
born a couple of hours later.