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AVAILABLE DEC. 10
APIS. EURNisHED-VA.

FALLS CHURCH-3-rm. and bath
apt. drst hoor Of 4-family unit;
close to bus and shopping: COM
fortably furnished; sos per mo-,
!. L. sENo1T. sssltos, i KE. Sect:
N. ARL.-warm. clean comfortable.
small apt. Quiet empl. cple, RE.
AisE.@Nicely equipped; mr.. Penta-
gon: $76 Tor / adult, 500 for 2,
Incl. utils. IA. S-9S41. 10
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and 1-bed.
room apartments. ianitor service:
laundry privileges: downtown loca-
ton: all utilities. SIS to S92 30.
Cal TIE. 6-8670. between 10 am.
rs . Be- RAY and . Dedrm.
spt,.; "; r@ ki na net! .d SS;a:
:see aAxM III '2 %srs ss'i r. o1s:
M iL'G f;ENTAaoN. Navy Annex and
All; asll-2h rms; pvt. bath snd
M. PENTAGON, 1917 N. Queen ct:
Il bedrm.. lty. rm.. din, kit. and
bath. Incl. utils.: 500. r. A.. HUM
PHRIEs. REALTORS. Ma. S-6020.
PENrAGoN AREA - Family apts.
and hetel rooms. Free parking.
Rates. day or week. IA. 2-S343.
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FURNITURE
SALE

New and renovated furniture in ex.
cellent condition. Most items are
one Of o kind and subject TO prior
sale.
New mahog. step or cocktail tables,
plastic tops, S7.g6. New, modern
table lamps. $685.. Mahog. music
cabinet, S9.9b. Round oak cocktail
table, $7.95. Brass smoking stand.
s4:9t, Modern puIi-up chair. door
samples. .$29.95. Maple lounge
chairs. Sl4.95. Ney plastic-soyered
platform rockers. S32.e5. Lawson
sofa. floor sample, foam rubber
cushion, $49.95, New lined oak
corner table. S2e .95. New modern
bedroom set. eordovsn mahog., con-
sisting Of chest. bed. 2 night stands.
S119.96. Solid maple buffet, S1o.96.
Junior dtnette set, Of huffet, ext.
table, 9 chairs, $685.. Mahog
ext. Duncan Phyfe tables. $29. pb,
New brass Colonial table lamps,
$40. New bunk bed. complete with
2 springs and 2 cotton mattresses,
$6o.95. New tnneT-spring mat.
tresses, $24.e5. New box springs,
S24.96. Roll-away bed. Si9.e6.
Hundreds Of other attractive item.
on large doors. Come In and
browse Budget terms
OPEN FRI, AND MON. NIGHTS
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ACE PLUMBING
SUPPLY co.

ACE PLUMBING
SUPPLY co.
222n Ga. Ave. NV. AD. 4-oo7S
GAS SPACE HEATERS ca. 40. 00C
BTus. Janitrol, used season;
ortginal cost, $3.50 each: for sale
at SO each: Can Ju. s-2sos dur.
GUfrxRss. lee. Selection, disc. prices.
Va. ia. 2-i277. is
HEATERS. ranges, stoves; new, used
(gas. oil coal. wood, eiee.). ACME
STOVE: 1911 I'll n.v2 "a; s-ssS2,
stInedeoscope changer; S27b. 10
KSoTTYi PINE. 1oc. X. P. sheetrock
AXIS Sale Mon. Tue, Wed. 1920
Wilson Blvd. IA. Abba. RUcKER
LAMP. Ultraviolet. Hanovia dc luxe
prescription. model 8 319 A: orig
Slss'to. asking $75. ~. $1,000
LIONEL TRAINS. 8 sets. 4oqs to
60ss OF! good cond.; many access
SORES with sets. KE. S-642l.
MATTRESS, sci. bed. very good con-
dition, very cheap. Cali after $3.50
Pm ia. 9-1229,
MEATCAsE. elf-service, 10 IT,. 9 in,
fSa5 new W Weber brought In fol
LU. 1911. RE. 7-0e68. La
ORGAN-Estey Reed organ, Moor
model: electric motor. Regularly
S795, special Xmas value. S495
KITS. 1889 q street NV. RE: q
ORGAN. Hammond. solovox: ideal
KITS 1880 q st. NV. RI. I.
ORGANS FOR RENT. with option ton to
buy; spinet and Chord models.
ner 18th and q SITS. NV. 5169 Lee
h hishwsy' Arlington I,. and eS$ s
urban stores open every evening
ipark in 'front.'. Downtown store
open Monday and Thursday ewes,
PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT -
OMEGA, 35-mm. enlarRer. timer.
fliters' etc; darkroom equipment.
PIANos-Army. Navy. Air Force and
Marine personnel. Government and
money on ail kinds Of instruments
at the PIANO MART. 1915 18th st.
NV. Over 100 ,spinets, consoles
ssso SBF'E PiaNo MARS MART if fohs III
st: NV: Dust above the Library
OPEN MON. and THURS. EWES.
PIANOS-Brand-n new standard make
full: keyhoard spinets only $3.50
Nationally advertised price, $685.
Mahogany finish. 10-year guaran-
tee. Also many values in used
spinets and consoles. ST. $4,000
| ljust above the Library. OPEN
MONDAY and THURSDAY EYES.
PIANO. upright, 1vers and Pons
with bench). excellent condition
attractive mahogany case. $3.50
RA. 3-3643. 6o13 7th pl. NV.
PIANO. wurlitzer .pinst; excel. ton.
S value, ss45. KITS sErr Y 1850 q 81
NV. RE, 7-62i2. -17
PIANO: ugrishs;, sood sSSnd. sxcep
PIANOS - Special purchase: nm,
quality spinet pianos, $445. La,
away now for Xmas. KITS. 1885,
| q ct. NV, RE. 7-6212. IL
PIANOs--JoRDAN's have the lars
est selection Of pianos in this area
Choice OF many makes, styles ant
finishes IN Q wide range Of prices
JORDANs. THREE STORES: Cor
ner. 18th and q sts NV. 6109 lie!
hlsnTsy Az. Arin,EI Inter sn, End s sS
5psrf in frontj. Downtown stor'
: open Monday and Thursday ewes,
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APTs. UNFURNIsHEp-D. c.

GLoRaETowN. 1850 81. =. 81. =:
S.aSii ARsss Us EPNsEz :sssssSd
apt. With porch. $40; utils. incl.
EN-. 2.lO6b.. liz
s ST. Sc, near Pa. avs.-Conv. 10
Adopting and trsnsp.:, ~ rms1
newly dec; S04 90 zd Incl heat ,1 ara
THE WOODNER-Efaciency apt, and
l and 2 bedrm. apis. now available,
very nicely located. $685. 18th Of.
NV. Rental once. HU. $4,000.
Xr1{S1ns3 a IsTf Ya9SY
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

A,i,E ~ Axe; Z, mos; q show enssi-
DH AZ III 154i fU PHI 30 Axe
fs aIS ere Of champion ssoss VIZ
ES ;|I IA Axe &: tsI@ rsissd: Sssssssis;.
n S h1lf AZ 6R': TAGs I maze Of
solid nickle silver. S1.26. Gift
POODLE fUPPIES. iova6le com.
panions from Q very good line Of
Axe reg. standards. Have had
shots. Reasonable. Gail u. 4-4547.
POODLE PUPS, standard; o won
derful Xmas present; 8 vks. old:
POODLE PGfPIks. standard Axe
registered; excellent European Tala-
CHIHUAHUA PUPS, males and fe-
nal males: az eolOFs: stud service; Axe.
PUPPIES. mixed. 2 wks. IS each.
MfNiATURE scHNAUzER PUPS ea,.
H @a,s SO "a. soonI 81. 9ar1s7S4s.a n Mi4
P00DLES TOY, 2 mos, black. Axe,
champion stock. OIL. 1896. Ia
FRENCH POODLES (2), / ". old.
regis. eociete Centraie Canine. re-
: ssa5 iRDoss isis slisiOls Axe E.si'
DALMATIAN PUPPIES
Axe champion stock, dam Gu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-12

FURS-DISCOUNT
Savings up to sou on any
thing in the line Of fine
furs. A visit to our shop Is
q must II you value you
$$$$$. Hundreds Of slightly
used mink garments at q
fraction Of their original
cost. Shop and compare.
Open Mon. and Thurs. till o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-12
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIANOS FOR RENT ct very moderate
rates. Large selection. You pay
PLANO MART, 1oiS Eth st. NV.
Dust above the Library. ST. g.
$500; OPEN MON. and THURS.
PTxNS6s-xmas sale Of large seiee.
sT Tn ns al w so6ei nises fSir tey .
board and fully guaranteed. Every
thing reduced TO make real bar
gains; long, easy terms: . small de-
Music SALES Corr. 1900 q Il.
PIiNos-our suburban stores at
0eorgia ave, silver Spring tat
MONTGOMERY Hills, have com
plete selection Of spinet and con-
sole pianos on display. Both stores
n are open every sys s 5n9 hays
downtown at 18th and q sts..
WashinEton's Tavorite Musie Store
P isiSH No nourrAnNr-pa7idHson
ofiset l0x14), $500. Davidson
folder. $500. Addressograph (27QQ)
SI75. IBM typewriter (pica), Sl25.
Entire lot $1.10o. TX. 3-o666., OIL.
4-0340. Ia
PRINTING PRESS, 1ox1b: c.. q p.
New series; $500 or best o6sf. Ia.
9-134s: RA. o-l662. -12
RANGE, cleo: never used, Thrifty
Thirty Frigidaire; $3.50. Also
es..t MS rsiEse s1so7 with freezer
RANGE. WestinshSuss, used only /
year: $s5. or best ciier: Kelvinator
RsHRibE Era; i fiS cc;eldspot,, rs
SIS. DuNKiRK .b-SI7s. If
REFRlGERATORs. used: refinished;
a sseui' iR sePs afieiks kssecr ss ss
ave. NV. RA. $500,
Ss.. sSsrsnseed. iEfR a IS SALE sSIns,
22S7 Ga. ave: nv. DE. 2-b566.
new: only 26e . day, Rental may
y apply e purchase, csll 81 3-700s.
REFkiGERxToRs. used. $3.50 up
guaranteed: deliv: lse. stock. ACME
Stow. l01l 9TH NV: ma. s-S932.
REFRIGERATOR SALE
Must move entire stock. New 1855
mirel and Morse .refgr. All In
sealed cartons: fully Guaranteed.
No reasonabls ofier refused. Open
Standard Tire & Battery Co.
10th and 4 sts NE. IL 3-eOs2
Refrigerator, Used
observation-disclosures
GUARANTEED
sas5S c &. s1 ~. NE suPF Hb CO coSozs
RUGS CO.. exI2 Oriental design
rugs. brand-new. never used. Value.
SO; sacrificing for 500. ORR
,ENTAL RUG MART MART: l2oe g Ct. NV.
model. brend-ney, never used.
portable, round bobbin. S46. AP,
saE SICvvinNso sTEEL-w. hav. loves.
prices and stock commercial grade
shelving. Free planning service.
HARco EouiP. CORP. s47S sher.
SILVER. solid Steriing table service
Of English Tudor pattern. cutlery
for IL, In mahog.. 4-drawer chest,
raeked and felt lined. 1856 pieces
include carverg and servers. Cake
knives and forks have mother Of
pearl handles. 30 yrs. old. As new;
not monogrammed. $3.50. complete,
SOFA. 2-cusnion. green: reasonable.
Call after 9 ON, WA. 7.2621.
sFtNDkikk. excel. cond.; $40. WA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-12
sUsiNEss SERVICES
Tree Care

Winter is here and now Is the time
TO feed your trees as It will help
to make them stronger and health
Ter Also topping OF trees. Let us
inspect your trees for cavities. Also
specialists In the moving Of danger
Gus trees. 20 yrs. OF experience
Call JU. 6-2523. Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-12

AL KINDS positions now open
steneg., typist. clerks. receptionist
cashiers, bookkeepers welcome: meek
200 new applicants DAILY; thou.
sands placed. Inquire Ma. $3.50
BOYD'S, 18th and O sts.
COMBINATION PRACTICAL NURSE
housekeepef: white, under As: livs
In: permanent. Suitable time on
$50 week; give name. address. tele-
phone, Qualifications, references
Also win consider widow with stf
gEade boy or 9th Grade girl BOZ
o isi1R 81, Niow-s.ere..ri.s, ses.
500 vk.: typtsts, S46-S60 .Wk.
bookkeepefs, $60-$00 Wk.; hun.
dreds openings. n out Of practice
enroll immed. for As wks. RE.
FRESHER course. SMALL classes
quick results. INQUIRE now. Ma
$3.50. BOYDe lest. 40 yrs0. Cor
18th and q SITS. Always welcome,
for refined whitl
weman to live In lge. CONT. apt.
room and board in exch. for Ink
and cooking for widow: small sal
airy. Box &c. star lis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-12

Career Opportunity
Training provided for this respon'
ization. Applicant should be coiiegt
graduate, 2l.26, with initiative
and pleasing personality. No typins
requirement. Phone MISS RAY.
MOND, DU. 7-6100. is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-12
Secretary-Steno.
UNDER IS

FOR market research department Of
Q national weekly news magazine.
We are looking for 2 girl With
who is also willing to perform
other related clerical and admin.
istratiye duties. Primarily you will
work with the director o 9 the de de-
cerning advertising. research. and
marketing. We are q stable and
progressive company offering pleas.
ant conditions and many benetts
Call DI. $4,000. Ext. 263 between
Q am. and pm.
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Print Tie SURPRISE ANSWER hare

Unscrambe the sets Of letters making word Of each
tumble. Print each word letter to square, beneath
each tumble. The letters you have printed the cir
ced squares may then be arranged TO spell the surprise
suggested by the cartoon clue. What is 1t?
(Answer appears on Page CO, Col. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-12

Young LadieS-Travel
1926, free to travel SO major cities
with chaperoned sales group: guar.
sal; avs. 1855 mo-, all tranSp. Turn.
see MRS. STOLE, Cairo Hotel,
10 ANIL pm. and 5 p.m.-7 pm.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK


SEASONED FIREPLACE WOOD and
kindling. II. 7-4406. -l6
SEASONED OAK FIREPLACE WOOD.
Call Herndon 1912.
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GORnON HOTEI.

Between Z and Eye on 18th, within
ofns bdH q sn0I NE s ana
and dble, rms Reas. Wklv. and mo.
rates. Ma. 8-6264.
COLORED TWO LARGE Rooms
2o'R S S.a.. AS. tass s5sssDol 1iS
COL0RED-ATTENTIOk 2 men, 2
women or Q couple; nicely furnished
double room In better section
leges. To. 2-2914 ewes. after g,
CoLoRED-2 ROOMS for men. Very
reasonable. In home Of widow.
RA. 3-6713.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCoRDIoN--A mother Of pearl 20
bass GALLANT. With magnificent
taste. Used only 2 yrs. Orig. price,
s476. $3.50. Terms. 10. 9-7446.
ACCORDION. lightweight. white IN
ish, 100 bass: Like new; reas. 10.
ADD. MACH. small; adds. subtracts;
Tyr: guar; ideal Xmas gift, S14.95.
CIRCLE, 741 18th st. NV.
AIR CONDITIONING HEATING,
10000 BTU; gas hot afr furnace:
and 3-ton water cold air condition
ing unit: practically new: bargain.
Can RI: 7;S0A0; Tues. s-6. .-l2
s sssysa v AZ Ida e In. 500. 'E.
ANTIoUES-Vietorian walnut bed
rm suite. marble top: victorian
settee. 2 matching chairs. tables,
kerosene lamps, chairs. picture
frames. mirrors, assortment bric-a-
brac Daleyiew 5-9I03. la
ANTIQUE MIRROR FRAME. bayoque.
RRAR0nRblR Call WA F.RRRQ
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The Evening Star
18th and Pa. Ave. NV
TnIorbouo CoI;oiforC

Telephone Solicitors
1mmedi.te openings are now avail
able in our circulation department
for persons with pleasant telephone
manners. with the confidence and
ability necessary to do telephone
saleswork. A truly CHALLENGING Job
offering unlimited possibilities for
the women who meet our require
ments. The sales commission Is lib
eral, and the hours can be tailored
to ut your requirements in many
cases. II interested in steady and
enjoyable work, contact MR.. WAT
SON LOGAN MOTORS CO., I'LL
18th st. NV, between 8 .. m. and
8 pm. la
TYPIsT for Immediate opening. un-
der 80, varied work with chance
for advancement. See Miss Fergu-
son, NATIONAL BROADCA5T1NG
CO.. Room 100-F, Sheraton-Park
TYPIsT. experience desirable but
not necessary; 4o-hour work week:
excellent benefits: salary In line
with qualifications. Opportunities
for advancement.
Write, giving detailed information
as to age. education. experience.
references. etc. BOX 36S-B. Star.
Ia
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ROOMS FURNISHEn-N.E.

1904 CENTRAL AVE. Blk. r. L
earline: Nice; conf; IN. M. bath.
325 end ST. NE, Apt. 11-Redee.
clean room; ldry, priyils.:: ladies a.
500; 90, .$36. Ii. 1880. liz
1918 SARATOGA AVE. Mkt,
laundry; all priyis. Of home. egl.,
$50. dbl. $40. DU. 7-212s. -13
COLORED-0th AND X SITS, NE
Room for refined lady or gentle
man: home privileges. Ii. 7.5I24.
COLORED-NICE double room; privi-
leges: 5000 per week. Ii. 7-4373.
ROOMS FuRN.-S.E.-S.W.
COLORED - DOUBLE and single
room In attractive home mr.. Capitol:
conv. transp. CAL Ii 4-4749 be-
fore or ST. 3.6367 after Q. -13
ROOMS FuRk.-MD. 8 VA.
LARGE ROOM. private
bath: gentleman; mod. home nr.
Pentagon on busline. ia. z-0660.
6 MIN. TO PENrAGoN. Navy Annex.
Arlington Hall, Share bath with i.
Gentleman. S36 mo. IA. T-73S2.
COLUMBIA PIKE, Arl., va.-Pieas-
ant room with bath for Govern
ment girl. 2 miles to Pentagon;
bus ct door. IA. 7-l424, CL. 6-0741.
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AMERICAN q. AREA, ID. c.
Gentleman wants master bedrm.
with pvt. shower. Call EN-. 2-4665.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-18

DEoPLE by the score have told us that these IS
Bucks really have it in appearance, coming
and going.
Yet bold and bright and rakish of line as these
stunning beauties may be it's how they ravel
that's making Buick sales soar this year as
neUer before.
You'l have to take the wheel to know what we
mean.
For the dynamic thrill of Buick driving today
comes from the variable pitch propeller principle
of the modern plane.
In Bucks Dynafow Drive this year are twenty
propeller.like blades. And they are engineered
to change their pitch : like the blades on an air.
liners propellers.
One pitch gives you plenty miles per gallon in
normal driving and cruising. You switch the pitch
Evening star., 1955-11-18
H. M. Davidson, 50
Retired OiImun

MORRISTOWN, N. j., Nov. l8
R.-Harold M. Davidson, So,
Morristown, q retired refining
co-ordinator for the Standard
Vacuum Oil Co., died Wednesday
night in Morristown Memorial
Hospital Of coronary thrombosis.
Mr.. Davidson was one of the
last three Standard Vacuum ex-
ecutives to escape from the COM
pany's refinery at Palembang,
Sumatra, before the Japanese
invasion In l942.
He reached Australia. where
he was commissioned q major
in the United States Army's
Southwest Pacific Area Forces.
He later served In the petroleum
section OF the Army Corps Of
Engineers In Washington. He
served In World War I as q
second lieutenant.
Mr.. Davidson. born in London,
Ohio, was graduated from Case
Institute of Technology in 1921.
He entered the petroleum in
dustry as an oil field worker in
Louisiana and Arkansas.
Mr.. Davidson Is survived by
his widow, the former Mildred
Black Of Elizabeth, N. j.. and q
sister. Mrs. Ralph r. Miller Of
Tucson, Air.
Funeral services will be held
today at Morris Plains, N. j.
Evening star., 1955-11-18
Donna Truyers, 2,
Leuke1niu Victim
III for Months

Donna Marie Travers. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. a. Russell
Travers. Of 1924 Fcrty-sixtt
street. Sc. died of leukemia al
Childrens Hospital on Wednes-
day, q week before her third
birthday.
Donna's case was diagnosed
last Christmas Eve. She had
taken treatments twice 4 week
since then at the hospital, and
in all was hospitalized fouf
times. She was able to spend
most Of the time at home.
MIR. Trayers is d salesman with
Bendall Motor Sales, Inc, in
alexandria.
Besides her parents. Donna Is
survived by a sister. Rutllann,
10: a brother. Larry. Z: and her
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
Sherman, Of Washington.
Services will be held tomorrow
at the Lee funeral home. Fourth
and Massachusetts, avenue. NE,
with burial In Cedar Hill Gem
etery.
The family requests that ex-
pressions Of sympathy be sent to
the Leukemia Fund at Childrens
Hospital.
Evening star., 1955-11-18

Frank A. Law, jr., former hear
ing examiner for the Civil Aero
|nautics Board. died yesterday ct
Doctors Hospital. He was 70.
Since his retirement in 1948,
Mr.. and Mrs. Law had travelled
extensively. Always q travel en-
thusiast, Mr.. Law had been IN
every State In the Union but
Maine They spent their win
ters in Florida. and were making
plans to leave for Florida this
year when Mr.. Law became Ill.
For the past three years. he had
been a semi-invalid with a heart
condition.
A native of Washington, the
son of the late Frank A. and
Efiie Williams Law, Mr.. Law was
q graduate Of the George WASH
ington University Law School.
where he was on the varsity foot
ball squad.
Wife Also . Native
Mr.. and Mrs. Law, the latter
the former Grace Z. Saunders.
also q native of Washington. first
lived on the West Coast after
their marriage, where Mr.. Law
worked as a law clerk investi-
eating the use Of forest lands for
the Forest Service.
They returned to Washington
in 1920, when Mr.. Law became
Evening star., 1955-11-18
james P. johnson,
Juzz Pianist and
Hit-Sonq Writer

NEW YORK, Nov. 18 R.-
James P. johnson, 81. veteran
Jazz pianist. composer and radio
recording and piano-roll artist
died here yesterday after an ILL
ness Of several months.
He was born in New Brunswick
N. j.. and as a youth he played
the piano for school minstrel
shows. He was one Of the
teachers Of the late Thomas
(Fats) Waller. outstanding jazz
pianist who died in 1943.
Mr.. Jollnson's best known hit
songs included "Old Fashioned
Love-" Don't Cry. Baby
charleston" IF ! Could Be
With YOU" "Stop It, joe" and
Mama and Papa Blues"
Accompanied Leading Singers
Mr.. johnson studied compo-
sition under E. Aldan1a Jack
son and orchestration with M.
|Deutsch. B. Gianinni and e. E.
ITreumann were among his piano
teachers. He became accom-
PIANIST for many leading singers,
among whom was Ethel Waters,
and also appeared in concerts.
Also among his compositions
were Symphonic Harlem.
symphony in Brown" African
Drums" piano Concerto in A
fiat," mississippi Moon a tone
poem, "Yama Kraw." Negro
Rhapsody, Symphonic Suite on
the st. Louis Blues" and impro-
yisations on Deep River"
Carnegie Hall Concert
On May 4, 1945, a jazz and
pop" concert featuring Mr..
Johnson's works was given at
Carnegie Hall, with the composer
at the piano.
On that occasion his compost
ton "An Ode TO Dorie Miller. =
concentrating q hero of Pearl
Harbor, was featured. In Octo-
ber of that year Mr.. johnson
was heard at Town Hall, playing
many of his own works as well
as those Of George Gershwin and
Fats Waller.
He leaves his wife. Mrs. Lille
Mae johnson; q son, James p.
johnson Jr.;; a daughter. Arce-
ola: an adopted daughter, Lille
Mae Jr., and three grandchil-
dren.
Evening star., 1955-11-18
BIost Suspect
Denies Guilt

DENVER, Nov. ID lR1.-John
Gilbert Graham, accused of MUIR
idering his mother by dynamiting
IA commercial airliner, denied any
connection with the act yesterday.
Federal authorities announced
Monday he had signed a written
admission
But Graham asserted 81 didn't
do it" in a tape-recorded inter-
view here with Don Turner, news
director of the Moody Bible In
stitute Station WMBI in Chicago.
Graham told Mr.. Turner he had
no idea how the explosion oc-
Cured.
The defendant earlier had told
an attorney, jerome r. Strick-
land Of Denver, the admission re-
ferred to by Federal authorities
was made under duress because
FBI agents had threatened to ar
rest his wife If he remained
silent.
Graham yesterday was allowed
III more days to prepare his plea
to a charge Of Staying his mother
in the time-bomb crash of a
United Air Lines plane near Long
mont, Colo, November /. Gra-
hams mother. Mrs. Daisie King,
50, and 43 other passengers were
killed.
Evening star., 1955-11-18
Frank A. Law, Jr., Dies;
Retired CAB Examiner

ian examiner for the Interstate
Commerce Commissions finance
bureau. In 1884 he joined the
bureau Of air mail. which be-
came the Civil Aeronautics Au-
Ithority four years later. He be-
came a hearing examiner for the
CAB when it became a separate
board.
Mr.. Law was a member oi
lambda Chapter, Phi Sigma
Kappa, and was active In the
|PTA while his four children were
attending school in the District
He also was a skillful bowler.
Funeral Tomorrow
Besides his widow, of the home
address. 836 Varnum street NV.
Mr.. Law is survived by a daugh-
ter. Mrs. Alice E. Miller Of New
York; three sons. Capt. Frank @
Law. USN, Of Arlington: DR.
Charles E. Law of Alexandria,
and Mai. Arthur G. Law, with
the Army Medical Corps in
Frankfurt. Germany, and 10
grandchildren. Also surviving il
q brother. Edward Law of Salem,
Greg.
Funeral services viii be held
at Q pm. tomorrow at the s. H.
Hines funeral home, 1901 Four
teenth street NV. with burial
at Glenwood Cemetery.
Evening star., 1955-11-18
Dr.. Leigh GiItner;
Headed Studies on
Animal Diseases

DR.. Leigh T. Giltner. IL. who
served IN the Department ol
Agriculture for 48 years as q
veteranian and administrator
In animal disease research, died
OF cancer yesterday at his home
4002 Twenty-first street NE. DR.
Giltner retired last year from
the department.
He was assistant chief of the
animal disease and parasite re-
search branch Of the Agricul-
tural Research Service from 1882
until he retired. He wrote nearly
so scientific papers, most Of
which dealt with research prog
ress against animal infections.
DR.. Giltner was q native OF
Ithaca. N. Y. He came to the
department in 1906 after gradu-
ating from Cornell University as
q doctor Of veterinary medicine
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Laura M. Giltner:: his
daughter. Mrs. Harriet @. Yeat-
man: his son. Bernard L. Giltner,
and two grandchildren, Of the
home address.
Services will be held at the
8. H. Hines funeral home. 2s0l
Fourteenth street NV. at 1880
am. tomorrow. Burial viii be
IN Fort Lincoln Cemetery.