davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1955-01-30
Your Attention

Is INVITED TO THESE VALUES
S1O,6QO. WHEATON-Briek rambler;
nr; bus and school. $50 mo. incl
prtn;. int, taxes. insur, $3.50 moves
Sfs.400. KENsINGToN ESTATES
Brick rambler: firepl. $500 moves
$4,000. SILVER SPRING - Brick
Cape Cod; exp. to 4 bedrnis.. GI Of
si5.65o. -WHEAToN-Bfick. s-bed-
rn'. rambler: nrepl.. attrae. fenced
si791o,. BETHESDA AREA - New
center -hall brick rambler! Ia baths
z nreplaces. sep. din. rrn., GE kit
S24, 900 AND UP. BETHESDA-NeV
brick ramblers and split levels. 2hs
baths.
CALL, Mr.. COUNSEL. OF. 4-O649
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1955-01-30
COUNTRY

HOME WITH INCOME for retired
couple; beautiful new modern motel
OF q units plus home on 3 acres,
ABOUT an hours drive from Wash. !;
oATTHERsBuRo BRICK home on u
acre. 3 years old, 3 bedrooms plus
location; S27,6O0
3 ACRES and complete modern g.
room bungalow. stable and outbldgs. !;
$4,000.
4 BEDROOM HOME in Gath, large
lot, garden. etc; only S12,750.
MANY OTHERS ON Small
Evening star., 1955-01-30
FHA APPRAISEp

1873 NEWPORT MILL HD.
Low Down Pint. to Service Personnel
Open Sunday. 2 10 5. New, 3-bedKm;:
1M-bath, brick rambler, with full
bsnit., for $16,960. This home on
9 beautiful, 200-tt. lot can be pgr-
chased on conventional or FILA
CHESTER H. KELLER
JU. 6-71OO. Realtor. RA. 1864.
Evening star., 1955-01-30
HOUSES foR sALE-MD.
pARKI.AWN

3-bedrm. brick and shin-
gle Colonial. Spacious liv. rEn.s de-
sisned for variety Of furniture ar
iarGe mod. eduip. kit. ample closets
and storage Fenced yard. Con-
ventently located. Only S13,950.
Terms to suit.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-I1ee WA. 7-6655
Evening star., 1955-01-30

North Of Gaithersburs-cape Cod
home; bedrooms, bath, dining
room kitchen, 2 glass porches;;
ground-level entrs. Price, $1S.500.
Evening star., 1955-01-30
"a; G1;HEVY iC.;HMASTE.~$2S. IN T ESQ M

4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
New brick Cape Cod; full bsmt..
large liy, rm. with fireplace. sepa-
rate dining room. all-electric kit.
with breakfast bar, To reach: Out
Conn. ave. past Chevy Chase Lake
to stoplight. turn right on Jones
Bridge I'd, blks. to walnut Hill
I'd left to npen house.
Evening star., 1955-01-30

ROCKVILLE squares from court
house: 2-story frame: living room,
dining room. kitcheni 3 bedrooms
and bath; full attic; S21 900.
Evening star., 1955-01-30
College Heights
Estates
Aforementioned

Stunning brick rambler designed and
custom built In 1949 for present
owner who is moving to the Mid
west. Incorporating the finest. In
Situated on scenic, wooded cernef
lot of .appTox. y acre. Tapestry
brick. slate roof, 2is baths. 2 mas
ter bedrms.. both with dble. closets.
charming sunlit den on of spacious
liy. rm. with stcne fireplace. Sepa-
rate din. rm... ultramod. 1S-ft. tiled
covered hreezeway TO 2-car detached
brick garage. Priced below appraised
value for immediate sale. This lovely
home has countless luxurious fea-
lures, such as 3-ton Carrier air
conditioning, pella windows, silent
electric switches. gumwood trim
etc, which can only be appreciated
BY. . personal inspection. For more
info. or amt 10 insnect cali
Evening star., 1955-01-30

Twinbrook- Rockville--5-room ram.
bier; 3 bedrooms, swimming pool
in yard: barbecue pit; $3.50 worth
OF shrubs and flowers in yard, GI
to OF. This is bargain for some
one,
Evening star., 1955-01-30
/ OPEN HOUSES
SUNDAY, 2 TIL S
TTRED OF SHOpPING9

Then see this newly decorated brick
area. spacious den with powder
room, guest sized dining room, hv-
ing room with fireplace, modern kit,
and dishwasher and disposal;
hedrms. : and bath on 2nd floor:
recreation rm. and garage in bsmt.
level lot with tai trees and shrub
berry. VIII go GI or terms. Price,
I'd. to Franklin ST., 2 blks. past
KS Toll House, right 5 blks. to
Saybrook ave, left to our open sign.
THEUV CHASE e12 Q5f)
Evening star., 1955-01-30
RAMBLERS-S15.4OO

GI appraised. $500 down to qualified
veteran; FFiA terms to non-veteran;
Elementary and Holy Redeemer
Schools. These 3-bedrm. brick ram.
biers with full bsmts. offer the Ut
most in living space and location.
See them today. To reach: Out
Conn. ave. ext. to Dresden St. left
on Dresden st. to Cedar lane, right
to clearbrook place, right l blk. to
Westbrook lane, left TO sample
house. H.
Evening star., 1955-01-30

North OF Laytonsville--5 rooms and
bath; electric stove and refrigerator;
"a acre land; $4,000.
Evening star., 1955-01-30

NEAR ROCKVILLE-Remodeled farm
house, on acre. consisting Of
living room. dining room. large
2z baths; $4,000.
Evening star., 1955-01-30
1-ACRE LOT (, t
S9.5O0

3-bedroem home. garage and yoxoo-
II. workshed. suitable for business
purposes. Approx. 81. 600 cash re-
ouired and SIS month Open 2-b.
To reach: Out Branch ave. sc. fRt,
~ 70 3rd traf. nsht past District
sSas I'm nesLIsTER < RAkss.Ssn kssisoI. Jo SS
Evening star., 1955-01-30
CHEVERLY

Spacious, 2-story brick and frame
Colonial. ) bedrms.. fun bsnst.. Ire.
kit, sep. din. rm.. fireplace in Nv.
rm. aide screened porch. a few
mins. 70 downtown on eouy. Balt. :
wash. freeway. j BIZ. 70 school
Approved OF. &16.5O0.
peter ], hagan
5eos p I Ave grsnlweed. Md
Evening star., 1955-01-30

2 EXCELLENT BUYS
8 BEDRMs.. BRICK rambler. l yr.
old; full bsmt.. level lot. Both VA
appraised. S13,S50 and $14.1J0.
Avail. on no money down to GIs.
OUT Viers Mills rd. to Parkland
Hill rd.. lett TO 1905 and 46Ii,
sLGLER 4 CO., Los 4-S3S3 and
Evening star., 1955-01-30
CRAWFORD & BANDY, INC.
$3.50 SILVER Hill I'd sK
RE 5-fli0O EVea JO S-6fH1
OPEN HOUSE

OPEN HOUSE
TO SETTLE Estate
4S1s LonEfeliow st.. Hystts.
s-roorn frame house. WITH large loti
fnil btfnt amt: exclusive neigh
borhood FERRAIE4 RIAL EETATE.
20. $3.50. srse 20. s-7623.
Evening star., 1955-01-30
CHILLUM
OPEN 2-5

No down payment and only So, ii
, mo. BE the lucky owner Of thiI
lovely hrk with bis pic windows
BUS at corner. See Il immediately.
out Chfllufn rd. 70 Berkshlfe er.
nna our siEn- Mrs. Esa, AP. 5-e01i.
Evening star., 1955-01-30

OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 8
PoMRKR NEW sknck MIX HHsIMATss HoMI
lQS09 POWDER MILL RD.
SEE TODAY--New b4-ft. brick ram
bier: 3 lovely bedrms.. fastest style
kitchen: fireplace: daylight base
ment; carport: lot. e0xi40. Mr.. new
Hieht Point High school, Terms or
HUGH T. PECK
1850 N. Hampshire Ave, HE 4-640O
Evening star., 1955-01-30

2-bedrm. home with full stairway TO
expand. upstairs for Ord hedrni. !:
din, rn;.. and equip. kit. SOS q mo
incl. taxes and fns. Open .-5.
To reach: Out Penna. ave. Sc. to end
T1fs. Iles z q seitifnd oa rs an lsfs ss sseas
McALLISTER. Realtor, 10. S-5660.
Evening star., 1955-01-30

4-hedrm. home; cniy = years old.
Extremely large equip kit. 9 bed
rms on lst floor. Full bsmt.. oil
heat
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-l166 WA. 1855
Evening star., 1955-01-30

NEW 3-BEDRM. BR. RAMBLERs
=, TEMPLE HILLS OR CLINTON
city water. spacious rooms. fire.
place, u bath In bsmt. Near transp.
and schools. Call Mrs. Cox. LU. 2
Sl36 or ST. 3-736S. ATLAS RE-
ATTY co, Al
Evening star., 1955-01-30

CHlLLUM-Rambler, 3 bedrms.. /
paneled with built-in desk and
bookcase. large Nv. rm.. dining L
and nice kitchen. lots of closets.
bsmt., screened-in rear porch and
and Anchor fenced yard; beaut
section: close schools, shopping,
transp.; $4,000. HA. 2-3S36.
Evening star., 1955-01-28
Mrs. W. K. Cooper, "a,
.YMCA Officials Widow

Mrs. Jessie Shaver Cooper,
widow of William Knowles
Cooper, died today at her home
at 1901 Argonne place NV. She
was "a years old.s
Her husband was general Sec
retary of the Washington Young
Mems Christian Association from
1908 to 1929.
Mrs. Cooper was a native Of
jamestown, N. Y, and had lived
here since 1908. She was, q
member of the Congregational
Church, the Daughters Of the
American Revolution, the Amer
ican Association of University
Women and the Twentieth Gen.
tury Club. She was a graduate
of Vassar College.
Survivors include a daughter,
Mrs. Joseph w. Callahan: ! a
son. William Knowles Cooper,
jr., and four grandchildren.
Services will be at noon to-
morrow In Gawler's funeral
home chapel. with burial in Rock
Creek Cemetery.
Evening star., 1955-01-28
Admiral AgneW. s.,
|()nceHead ofMedicaI
Cenier d. Bethesda

Rear Admiral William John
Clark Agney. %. S. NJ. retired1
IS, former commanding officer
of the National Naval Medical
Center, Bethesda, Nd. died
Tuesday in the Naval Hospital at
San Diego.
During World War II. Admiral
Agnew served as deputy chief of
the Bureau of Medicine and Sur
gerry He was awarded the Legion
of Merit for service as director
of personnel and as assistant
chief Of the bureau.
Admiral Agnew was born in
High Falls. N. Y, and took q
degree in medicine from the Uni
yersity Of Vermont. He was ap-
pointed assistant surgeon in the
Medical Corps Reserve in 1917.
He became an admiral in 1912.
A member of the American
College of Surgeons, Admiral Ag-
new also belonged to the Chevy
Chase and Columbia Country
Clubs and the Army and Navy
Club here. He was a member of
the Alpha Kappa Kappa and
Theta Nu Epsilon Fraternities.@
He is survived by his widow.
Mrs. Drika Agnew Of Coronado,
Calf.
Evening star., 1955-01-28
Mrs. Pearl H. Reed,
Widow Of Detective

Mrs. Pearl Hammack Reed
about so. of $3.50 Patterson
street NV. died Tuesday In
Walter Reed Hospital after an
Illness Of several weeks.
She was the widow Of Richard
H. Reed. a Washington private
detective. who died 90 years ago
Since his death. she had lived
with q niece. Mrs. John T,
oNeill. at the Patterson street
address.
She was born In Charles
County. Md. and had lived in
Washington since childhood. She
was an active member of Ham
line Methodist Church and had
served ~ years on the board Of
managers Of the Methodist Home
for the Aged.
Survivors include her niece,
Mrs. ONeill: q sister. Mrs. Ern-
estine Hammack Woodford, 570l
Sixth street NE. and two other
nieces, Mrs. Ernestine H. Worley,
2l7 Rogers drive, Falls Church,
Va, and Mrs. Audrey w. Mer-
chant, Of the Sixth street ad-
dress.
A funeral. service will be held
at 10 am. tomorrow in the
Chambers Funeral Home. 1400
Chaplin street NV. Burial win
be in Rock Greek Cemetery,
Evening star., 1955-01-28
Mrs. CeciIyP. Darby,
Native Of England

Mrs. Cecily Paget Darby, 40,
wife of Air Force 1t. Col. James
A. Darby Of 1910 Hillcrest ave-
nue., Fairfax. Va, died at her
home yesterday after a long ILL
ness.
Mrs. Darby was the daughter
of the late Cecil Edward r.
Fraser and Mrs. Ethel Paget
Fraser of Bournemouth, England.
Mr.. Fraser and his father, Sir
Cecil Edward Fraser, were dis
tinguished attorneys in the Mid
lands of Britain.
A Inactive sportswoman, Mrs.
Darby was a member of the
South Nottingham Hunt Club in
England. During World War II
she drove an ambulance during
the London blitz and was a
member of the Auxiliary Nurses
of England. She also was a
member of the Motor Transpor-
tation Corps.
Col. Darby is attached to Air
Force Operations at the Penta-
gon. In addition to her mother,
who flew here several days ago,
Mrs. Darby is survived by four
aunts who live in England.
Funeral and burial services will
be held Monday in Waco, Tex,
Col. Darby's home.
Evening star., 1955-01-28
D. |. Hoopingarner,
Labor Relations Aide
For Federal Agencies

Funeral services were to be
held today for Dwight Lowell
Hoopingarner, 81. former labor
relations official and public re-
lations counsel of Upperville. Va.
who died Wednesday while on
vacation In Houston. Tex.
Mr.. Hoopingarner retired two
years ago as q member of the
planning staff Of the Defense
Production Administration. a
post he had held since 1851. Be-
fore then he was q specialist
with the National Securities Re-
sources Board.
Mr.. Hoopingarner's govern
ment career began in 1888 when
he was appointed chairman Of a
special committee of Federal
buildings. He became an as
sociate director of the Federal
Public Works Administration
and a consultant for the War
Production Board.
His other posts included po-
sitions with the Presidents Con-
ference on Home Building. the
Social Science Research Council
in New York, and the employ
ment management bureau Of the
United States Shipping Boards
Emergency Fleet Corporation.
MIR. Hoopingarner was born In
Lincoln, Neb. He was graduate
Of the University of Texas and
early in his career was q lecturer
on labor relations at the Harvard
University Graduate School of
Business Administration and at
Columbia University.
Mr.. Hoopingarner was a menu
ber of the American Association
of Labor Legislation, the Ameri-
can Legion, Phi Beta Kappa, Phi
Delta Kappa, the Touchdown
and Harvard Clubs.
His survivors include his Wild
ow, Veda Hoopingarner, his
mother, Mrs. Dora Hoopingarner,
Of Kansas, and two brothers.
Evening star., 1955-01-28
Col. H. hurray-Jacoby,
Diplomat and Economist
sy The Asseeioied Press

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla.
Jan. 28.Col. H. Murray-Jacohy,
So, former United States AM
bassador to Abyssinia, died
Wednesday night.
He has made his home at Del
ray Beach. Fla. since l943. The
son Of q Bavarian surgeon-gen-
eral. he served the United States
for q number Of years and also
was an economic adviser to other
nations. He was considered o
specialist in Latin American af-
fairs.
Survivors include his widow,
Catherine, and two daughters.
Dona Beatrice de Holquin Of
Bogota. Colombia, and Mrs. s.
Courtney Stone Of Eau Gallie.
Fla.
Services win be held at st.
Paul's Episcopal Church. Palm
Beach. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1955-01-28
40 Britons Are Given Up
As Lost in Black Frost
sy the Associated Press

REYKJAvIK, Iceland. Jan.
28.-Forty British fishermen,
missing of Iceland's stormy
coast, have been given UP as
victims of the ship-sinking
BLACK Frost" Arctic storms
also were believed to have
claimed the lives of eight Ice
landic sailors.
The Britons have not been
heard from since their two
trawlers, out Of Hull. England,
sent out distress signals of Ice
lands North Cape Wednesday
night. Authorities abandoned
hope for them last night after
an air and surface search Of the
stormy seas.
The Icelanders were crewmen
of another trawler which
grounded Wednesday on the is
lands northwest coast and broke
UP. Reports from the scene said
26 other crewmen were rescued.
The BLACK Frost" is o freez-
ing spray which blankets north
ern seas, coating ships with q
heavy layer Of ice. Unless crews
can hack the Ice away In time,
its weight can capsize a small
vessel.
Evening star., 1955-01-28
Mrs. A. ]. SfabIer, IS,
Widow Of Livery Man

Mrs. A. j. Stabler, S6, a WASH
ington resident for many years,
died yesterday in Miami, Fla,
after suffering a stroke Monday.
She was the widow of A. j.
Stabler, one of the earliest livery
men in the city.
Mrs. Stabler, who lived in the
Buena Vista Apartments here,
taught art at Corcoran Art Gal
lery before her marriage. Her
father was Thomas r. Rathbone.
who for go years was chief of the
Treasury Departments Warrant
Division and who signed Govern
ment checks through four wars.
Survivors are two sons,
Thomas Ralph Stabler of 38o8
Twenty-fourth street NE, and
Louis A. Stabler of Winston
Salem, N. c.; a daughter, Mrs.
c. H. Foltz of York, Pa, and a
sister, Mrs. E. L. Blodgett, Chi
cago.
Funeral services will be held
at 8 pm. tomorrow in the Hines
Funeral Home. Burial will be in
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Evening star., 1955-01-28
Mrs. Viii Iassin, 81,
Last Of Moran Family
.Of Artists, Dies

Mrs. Writ Tassin. last member
Of the celebrated Moran family
Of painters. died yesterday. She
was 81.
Mrs. Tassin formerly lived at
1926 Fifteenth street NV. She
had been confined in the hospital
for q year. She was the widow
Of Writ de vivier Tassin. former
chief chemist and assistant cura-
tor of mineralogy at the Smith
sonian Institution. Mr.. Tassin.
who was the son Of Civil War
Gen. Augustus Tassin, o. A..
died in 1915.
Mrs. Tassin, the former Mary
Moran. was born in Philadelphia.
She was the daughter Of Thomas
and Mary Nimmo Moran.
Thomas Moran was the foremost
Of 13 relatives whose prolific
paintings Of the American scene
from 1860 through 1925 earned
them the name Of THE Thirteen
Apostles Of Art"
Married in 1895.
Mrs. Tassin was married In
1895, the year her husband came
to Washington. AS far as is
known she never put brush to
canvas.
Her father was of the Hud-
son River school of painters. His
fame came largely, from his
paintings Of the rugged North
west.
In 1871 Mr.. Moran was q
member of the Hayden and Pow
ell expedition which combed the
canyon country around the Yell
lowstone and Grand Teton Ma
tional Parks. Mount Moran and
Moran Point in the Teton range
were named after the painter.
A huge Moran titled Grand
Canyon Of the Yellowstone
hangs in the Smithsonian, which
also owns many smaller works
of his.
One OF Mrs. Tassin's uncles,
Edward Moran, also has work
hanging in the Smithsonian. He
was o painter Of seascapes. An
other uncle. Peter Moran. sold
many paintings Of cattle and
Western landscapes around the
turn of the century.
A third uncle, John Moran,
started as a painter, but switched
his interest to photography. He
Is mentioned in Robert Taft's
Photography and the American
Scene" as a craftsman of great
talent during the first 25 years
Of the new medium. He was
among the first advocates that
photography is an art.
Born in England.
All the Morans were born in
England, Frequently, when Mrs,
Tassin was a child. she revisited
the family home where, it was
said, she became pet" Of the
great critic and author, John
Ruskin.. Until several years ago,
Mrs. Tassin spent her summers
in England.
Funeral services will be held
at 10 am. tomorrow at Gawler's
Chapel, 1855 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV. Burial win be private
In the family plot at Easthamp-
ton. Long Island, N. Y, opposite
Thomas Moran's art studio.
Evening star., 1955-01-28
Mrs. Milton KibIer, 43,
Virginia Attorneys Wife

/, Mrs. Geneva Powell Kibler. 43.
wife of Milten ]. Kibler. retired
Vienna tVa.) attorney. died
Wednesday at walter Reed Hos
pital. I
Mrs. Kibler had been in Walter
Reed since November.
She was q native of Louisville,
KY. and came to Mount Rainier.
Nd. as child. where she ate
tended public schools.
She is survived by her hus-
band; her mother. Mrs. Mollie
Powell, $500 Shepherd street.
Mount Rainier; q son, Arthur.
Is; a daughter, Carolyn, I3: q
cousin and ward, George Rosen-
field; and three brothers. Harold
Powell, 4303 Newton street. Col-
mar Manor, Md; George Ernest
Powell, Oakton, Va, and Elzie
L. Powell. Lynn, Mass.
Funeral services we're to be
held at 2 pm. today at the Money
g. King funeral home. Vienna.
with burial in Columbia Gardens
Cemetery, Arlington.
Evening star., 1955-01-28
Dr. Isaac A. Bigger,
Richmond Surgeon
By the Assoeiassd Press

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. %. =
DR.. Isaac Alexander Bigger,
chief OF surgical services at the
Medical College of Virginia here,
died yesterday.
The 61-year-old surgeon had
been III for approximately q year
with an ashmatic condition.
A native of Clover, s.. c., DR..
Bigger received his NJ. D. degree
from the University Of Virginia
in 1919.
He became an instructor in
surgery at the university In 1922
and the following year was made
an assistant professor Of surgery,
He was q founding member OF
the American Board of Surgery,
which examines candidates for
certification as specialists in this
field.
Funeral arrangements are in
complete
DR.. Bigger Is survived by his
wife, the former Beatrice Edith
Haslam; three daughters. three
sisters, and four grandchildren,
Evening star., 1955-01-28
Mrs. Margaret Welsh, 90,
Active in Rockville Affairs

stores original customers when
its first store opened rs years
ago in downtown Washington.
She had been in the rest home
for several years. Although her
strength was failing. she was
not laid up until she suffered a
stroke last week.
Liked Partying.
Mrs. Welsh went everywhere
with friends. She loved q party.
"Ali you had to tell her was
go. and she went." her friends
said.
She was born in Rockville on
April 20, 1855. the daughter Of
John Higgins and Sophia Doro-
thy Barnard Higgins. She lived
all her life in Rockville except
for q brief period when she lived
In Hyattstown. Md.
She never gave up her love Of
books. especially historical novels.
When her eyesight prevented
her reading, about 10 years ago,
she loved to look at pictures in
books.
Besides her grandson, Barnard
r. Welsh. she is survived BY o
daughter, Mrs. Ernest w. Hart
man. Of Dillsburg. Pa: another
grandson, Or. William Welsh, Of
Rockville: q granddaughter, Mrs.
Earl Robson, Of Dillsburg. and
four great-grandchildren.
Funeral services viii he held at
/ pm. tomorrow ct the Robert
Pumphrey Funeral Home. Rock
vile. Burial will be In Rockville
Union Cemetery.
Evening star., 1955-01-28
Funeral al Arlington
Sci Wednesday for
Two lima FIag-Raiser

Arlington Cemetery burial serv-
ices for Ira Hayes. one Of the
Marine flag-raisers atop Mount
Suribachi, have been set for
9 am. Wednesday.
Mr.. Hayes was found dead
Monday on the Pima Indian res
ervation in Arizona. reducing to
two the survivors Of the historic
event on the island Of Two Jima
in World War II.
The 32-year-old Indian cor
poral's body will rest not far
from the massive monument
showing him and five others
lifting the flag in symbol of
victory.
Firing Squad Due.
Services probably will be held
at Q am. in the Fort Myer
Chapel, followed by brief grave
side rites by Navy chaplain.
MIR. Hayes will be accorded the
usual honors for a serviceman
Of his rank. There will be q nom
commissioned officer, a firing
squad of eight men and q bugler
in dress blues.
Meanwhile. the Marine Corps
and 10 other organizations con-
Quoted memorial services for Mr..
Hayes today in Phoenix, Ariz.
Church Service Held.
His own people said farewell
to him at funeral services in the
First Presbyterian Church at
Sacaton, Ariz., yesterday. Nearly
1000 Indians and white friends
packed the church and stood in
the churchyard.
Mr.. Hayes died of exposure and
excessive alcohol. Misfortune
and unhappiness had been his
lot since he came out of the Ma
rine Corps. Those who knew him
said he drank too much because
the horrors Of the island battles
Of Tarawa, Bougainville and Two
Jima never left him.
Evening star., 1955-01-28
Arthur c. Alexander,
Once Vaudeville Star
By the A..ecia.sd Pres,

NORFOLK, Va, Jan. 20. -
Arthur Carroll Alexander, 10
former vaudeville star. and best
known as q member of the
team Of Alexander and Scott
died Wednesday at the residence
Of his sister. Mrs. C. A. Nc
Lean.
He once was a 1000 per week
performer in the heyday Of
vaudeville.
Mr.. Alexander, who never mar
ried. was a native of Portsmouth.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted Saturday at IL am. here
with burial In Cedar Grove
Cemetery, Portsmouth.
Evening star., 1955-01-28
Edward H. Horizon,
Retired Tax Attorney

Edward H. Horton. II, retired
Justice Department tax attorney,
died yesterday at his home. 4707
Reservoir road NV. after a long
illness.
Mr.. Horton had been in Gov
ernment service since World War
! and retired as a specialist in
insurance tax laws with the
departments tax division in 1914,
He was born In Toledo, Ohio,
and was graduated from Buchtel
College, now the University of
Akron, Ohio. He received his law
degree from the University OF
Michigan and began private
practice in Toledo in 1904.
His first Government position
was as an examiner for the Ma
tional War Labor Board. Later
he was chief of litigation with
the Bureau of War Risk Insur-
ance and, in 1924, joined the
legal staff of the Internal Reve-
nue. Bureau, from which he was
transferred to the Justice De-
partment. In the latter post, he
represented the Government In
Federal courts throughout the
country In cases against insur-
ance companies.
He was 33d-degree Mason
and, during his last Illness. re-
ceiyed q medal for so years OF
membership in his Masonic
lodge. He was a member of Phi
Delta Theta fraternity and q
member and former trustee OF
All Souls Unitarian Church.
He is survived by his widow
Katharine B. Horton, whom hs
married In 1905.
A memorial service will be
held at 4 pm. Monday at the
residence.
Evening star., 1955-01-28
IL. Col. Lomcr ]. Dunn.
Reserve Center Chief
sy ihs Asseeiassd Press

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2s.--Lt.
Col. Lamar ]. Dunn. 81. COM
mandant Of the Philadelphia Air
ForA Reserve Center. died in
University Of Pennsylvania Hos
pital Wednesday after Q brief ~
ness.
A native Of Daviston. Ala. It.
Col. Dunn was commissioned in
1888. held prisoner Of war for 10
months after being shot down
over Austria during World War
II. and served In Far East Air
Force headquarters in Japan
during the Korean War.
Funeral services win BE- sum
day IN Alabama.