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ROOMS FURMISHED--N.W.

81 4 DAT Up per person IIOI l7tI
u az. attrae sip rms IS Rk
up vANNEs HOTEL, D1. 7.7Sss
1888 18th 81 N.W.-Bus women
furn.. mod paths NO 7-9i29
IleO 4. I. AVE N.w.-Beaut rm
S nsis . sssniSa Ss' priv iFf sss
LARGE CLEAN RMs.--singls. q
up; fouble sig up. Maid sery
6O1 18th 81, NV. Ho. 2.072O
I-0S QUE ST. N.W.-Tired OF
drqb room2 Want modrn, Turn.
maid serv, free Nv. every fm.7 sgle
$40 wk.. dbls. Sl5 wk. co. 6.ilSj
14Ii KLIN0LE sT. N.w.--ver,
attrae. a.Wlnd rm, unlim. phi
pkg.; empl. man: S3s. Wo SOTO
secs CONN. AVE. N.w.--cozy rm
private home, bus at door. after
= nm, EN- 2-031l
SINGLE ROOM, In private home
Tor empl Christian lady house.
keeping PRIVILEGES Wo, Cabs.
VICINITY WALTER REED, 18th
st.. entrance--Nicely furnished. IN
private home. excellent transpof.
tatlon; lady only. RA d-06s1.
WALTER REED Nicely fur.
nished with use OF kit, TV and
auto washer RA. 3.i53g
AIR-COND. RIM, lge. closet, 4 win.
doWt: pvt. phone and parking
EN-. 3-l760 after Q pm.
NICE COUPLE for large. Lowell,
room In exclusive section. Call fol
Information any time, NO. 7-3O4 3
1871 Ieth ST. N.W.--Clean sale
rms, run, water, maid serv 81
wk. DU. 7-p3fO,
FURNIsHED ROOMS for rent. n
end up. Maid service. ME B.
..o,,s.e.ss.-.----r---.--.-------..-,--
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PIANOS

OUR INVENTORY clearance has
been well received. A few items
still remain. Your purchase now
before the school season begins can
anect a good legitimate savings
Reductions from 500 to s455 All
one Of q Kind and subject to prior
sale.
Wide selection OF reconditioned
Lprishts .refinished in q new dura-
bic finish especially suitable for
recreation ROOMS. Pianos fully
guaranteed and a fne value for
parents Of beginning students.
sle5. including local delivery.
Completely reconditloned and
refinished vertical French Pro-
vinclal styling In white and gold
S3gb including bench and local
delivery.
Lester spinet. blond modern eabi.
net styling. Reconditioned and
guaranteed Substantial saving
over quoted new price
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.
Iffoa "a a. NW M EaAaA
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

APPLIANCES. GOOD USED FURN.
refgrs.. TV stoves Cash and I'm.
med. removal CLOSED on Monday
8 p. FURNITURE EXCHANGE 2fO
9TH 81, Sc II. 6-0bS5.
BEDROOM, dining rm.. contents Of
home cash We do MOVING, stor-
age: reasonable rates. ia, 0-2n37
BOOKS BOUGHT, any quantity
ALBION BOOK SHOP. i76a "a
ave, NV. 81 3-060s,
DIAMOND JEWELRY OF any de-.
scriptlon gold and silver; cash
maid ERNEST BURK. Ga 18th
81 NV
ENCYCLOPEDIA World book set,
good cond' reaa. wo 0-SI53,
FURNITURE BOUGHT-Aimost ali
MR. HUFF, II. 4-S670, HA q
FURNITURE WANTED TODAY
Furniture and household effects
Also need piano refrigerat0r and
e. stove Please call Mr. GRADY
FURNITURE WANTED - WIN buy
all kinds Of good used furniture
TOP prices. Jx. $3.50. We &c
moving
KITCHEN SINK. eommods. wash
basin. must be IN good condition
Phone La 0-04a4.
PIANO, prefer splnet OF apt. up
I yigdnntSo others considered. OIL
PIANO = Prefer console Or apt.
uprt others considered AID, q
bo2s, 'ay; HU. 3-4sb7, ewes Sun
-, PIANOS ALL eTYLEa
WE PAY HIoHE5T CAeH PRICES
CAL Day On NiEht. Ju g.3039
I.sese, iO-i6 p.ms daily. Sun.
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FURN.-Din. rm.. lined oak: 4
yrs. old. sacrifice, $3.50: dble
bed, walnut, mattress and springs.
night table 70 match; excel eond.
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APTS. FURMISMED-MD.

Ma. q. OF Md attrae., clear
rms, 0-E Tergr. and range. scr
porch. bath and shower. pvt, entr.
mr.. trans. Reas Married eple
"a, 7-l333
SILVER sPRING-Bsmt. apt, pvt
entr., liv. rm,, bedrm., kit, bath
$40. incl utils JU. 9-1O26. Cal
before noon OF after $50.
AVONDALE-Attrac. bsmt. efic.
in quiet refined home; empl. adult
good habits: sos. WA. 7-S359.
TAKOMA Battle-Ground floor ef
nc, liv. rm., kit. bath, closet
outside entr. / person. 66l7 POD
lar ave, ground floor efficiency in
Guiding utilities; $50 mo. JU. o
4559.
TAKOMA-Attrac,, clean. liv. rm.
hedrm kit, bath, pvt entr.; nr
ave. SS5. JU. 7-654e.
BEDRM. -SS4 UP
NICELY FURN GARDEN APIS
CHILDREN WELCOME ALL UTIL
INCL Mr. SCHOOLS. lHOPPlNf
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CAMPBELL MUSIC co.
liOs W 81. NV. DI. 7-s464
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ROOMS FURM. s.E..s.W.
ROOMS FURM--MD..VA.
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

Tv OR CLOCK RADIO in your
2l41 p NV, tx. 3-6633
DOWNTOWN, p2s q pl n.w.]Lge
bsmt, apt sld wk.: frt. rm.. SO:
Sm:' -. rs N. Y. ave. NV. 500
Isl0 P ST. NV, The churchiiP
Lee. rm. Pullman enc. unit
Linens, $3.50 VIZ. NO. 7-9S6s.
1910 18th ST. N.W.--ciean Tm
with refgr.. stove and sink, next
70 bath: ! person only; $40 week
1884 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-cheer.
ful. etfcient; $1,000 weekly. DE
2-l7S4
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fCkN.-Sat. only, outdoor sale. 4
chests. S. each; glider, IS: sofa
and covers, 80; Empire sofa (lge ],
$40; cor. cab. glass doors. $40.
uphold. SIS: cedar chest. sd;
foam-rubber club chair, 500. so:
antique iron twin beds and spgs. +,
SO pr; single maple bed, COM
plete. $50. 10 to 4, 500 Column
ola pike.
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Manhattan Office Equip.
"a I'M nth ct NM

PIANOS, ATTENTION, To max,
room for our new fall purchases
We are dispostng OF our entire
stock o. rental pianos. Dom
miss these sensational savings
Finest brands, wide choice oil
styles and finishes, newly Ruaran.
teed KITS, 1880 o st. NV
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seq so MONTHLY
INCLUDES UTILITIES
Located at the Top Of the Hill

: AANSAOD1R ~ AA4A \ 80
Located at the Top Of the Hill al
1910 PA. AVE. Sc.
Half block from Howard Johnson'i
and two adjacent shopping centers
Resident manager. Apt. z, LU
| -25I2.
Sidney 2. Mensh g. Co., Inc
Ma. S-644O 1913 Eye st. NV
COLORED--I RM., KIT and bath
Sl2.50 per week; will accept chill.
dren 24l3 18th st. NV, HU
3-S941.
COLORED-UPPER N.W.--comb
liv -bedrm. and din kit: pvt
bath and entr. tn. 2-2935.
'COLORED-FURNIsHED APT, Sc
. rms. kit and bath nice for :
or - SIS mo. Ii. 3-h694. lie
COLORED-l5O0 MEADE ST. NE
2-rm. apt. nicely furn.; WORKING
couple. Sl2 wk. LU. l-S652.
COLORED-I ROOM. use Of kit
and bath. S45 mo, .utils. incl. q
Eye st. ne, 467 NJ st. NV. OIL
2-712S, RIA. $4,000
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APIS. FURMIsHED-D. G.
COMMUNION

JO34 OTIS 81. ME- Ige. rooms
for Ink; lge. closets; all cony.
2 min. TO streetcar: adlt. family.
working cple or lady. NO. 7-4359
MlNTWOOD Pr. NV, is63-lst-
a. apt. and basement apt: adults:
good clientele. If'
1865 sMINTWOOD PL. N.w.-2
SWISS REALTY. Ai BIZ. s9 9.li7o. O
1876 c ST. NE. mr.. Capitol, 2
and 3 rms: Ia adults: all utils, /;
reas. Ii. 4-57l6.
LOVELY FURN. APT. on Conn
ave-. for 8 or 4. AID. 2-323S.
GEORGETOWN CHARM = Conn
ave. loo, turn 2-bedrm. apt. idea
for small group. WI. 6-17S4.
Nii ~ > H. md. d,n sssIm r., tuE r.
closets: mr.. Shops. transp. Ma,
S-3l20, Ext. 352 or AD. 2-l600,
2 Ice. BEDRMs.. front. cor. apt,
plano; accom-. 3 or 4; Sii5. jan.
itor. NO. 7-27Sb or NE. $500.
S sltc1is .Sd S sU5s. E EEsh g,ss1E1P '
NM. enu ~ - at I.-0IlI huQ
Avail immed SS2.bo On-stree,
parking SIS mo. 2501 Que st. W
1874 CALVERT ST. NV. near
Shoreham HOTEL bedrm., kit;
for / or 2. Conv. tvansp. Reduced
rent for nice party. Alb. 2.b0l6
2 RMS, share bath; small baby
q. Il. $4,000. IL T s-SSSss.D .
9?sg DECATUR RI. NV rms.
ST $500 and FE. 3-25i4.
NEAR LIST and Kennedy n.W.-Du-
plex apt, hv. nm bedrm. kit.
ram s9SSgeILo Newly TH ds esss nicely
1854 PARK RID. N.W.-Entirs Bird
A.; liv.- bdrm. comb, kit. din. pvt.
bath; suit. cple.. $40. CO. 5-699D
ATTRACTIVE 4-RM. APT.-sept.
TO Jan. /, 1858. tn. 2-360O.
Apt, $40, after q pm.
NEAR WOODNER - Groom apt.
pvt; home; sober. employed per
GEORGETOWN and Q bedrm
apis, efilc. kit, garb. disp. utils
incl. Sl15 to Sl30. See ianitoT
1900 Que 81. NV
1874 COLUMBIA RID. NV bed.
room. $50, utils. incl: very cony
location; immed. occ AID. 4-2059
1873 QUE Bsmt. apt, full
kit. next shower bath, $50 mo
also efficiency. pvt. bath, furn. Of
unfurn.: 500 month.
8I3 Z. CAPITOL ST. rooms
kit. and bath: 2nd-noor front
| $500 Pc. s-25I4.
MT. PLEAsANT-Ciean enc. apt.
can after 5. no. S.si4O.
UPTOWN CONN., and 2 bed.
rms, kit, din, bath: redec.: cor !.
ideal loo: also enc. EN-. 2-i121
LOVELY l-bedrm. apt, furn,, ii
mod, quiet apt. bldg, or will sci
furniture LU. 2.l924.
322 FARRA0UT N.W.-Cozy, lge
!. washer: $50 mo-. utils. TU' 2-26S7
MASS lass q, AND 2si.t-Ene, q once
pvt, bath. RIA, 3-4S07.
RENT FREE util Sept. Down.
town, 18th St: large, light English
hsmt;; equipped for adults; com
pletely pvt: ideal for any one tax
1851 iGs o 3 81 n piano p avail 1AgI AZ!
11l2 10th ST. NV.
Enc, furn.; modern apt. bldg
opposite Statlef Hotel. excel. down
town location. Rent incl. utilities
Call res. mgr, Ma. s-6933
/ FIDELITY INV. co.
iii Z st. NV. ST. 3-ssOl
/ MODEST ONLY
In rent: ce luxe modern air-eond
apt: secy serv. incl. linens, utils
tic. - must be seen. TV, garage avail
Embassy Row, Meridian Park, 147l
Euelled NV. HI. 3-3402.
AIR-CONDITIONED
CARLTON HOUSE
EFFICIENCY APIS.
4 recently COMPLETED fireproo
; building beautifully decorated an,
furnished by Dorothy Draper.
DAILY RATES REDUCED POI
5511TTEENS ID,E OCCUPANCY TO AR
SERVICE; OR $500 PER Mo iHTi
WITH LINENS AND MAID sERV
seeTetarial service. sundeek over
looking entire city. ampiifiel
: master teleyision entenna system
garase facilities: IL Minis. fron
White Honse
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APIS. uMFURNISHED-D. c.
(cONTINuED)

AIR-COND.. newly dec. . apis. Of
2 rooms. kitchen, and tiled bath;
entire End and 3rd floors. I4O5
L st NV ME- S-3444
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FURN.-Twin beds, chest, antique
mirrors. pietures L w ;oH'' s VA
FURN. = Early Victorian, carved
walnut suite, couch, mother and
cond. Daleview $500.
GAS RANGES used; new, $40 up
IOll 7th 81. NV. ma. $500.
GAS RANGES, new. used. installa-
Gs. ave. NV. DE 2.5be6
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TURNITURE-compiste furnishing
3l45 Mt. Pleasant ST. NV. No. 81
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

ANGUS--Pure bred. reg. ! bull.
cows, o. calves. beautifully bred
beautiful cond.. must sacrifice will
take best ofieT. Fairviev 7-bb25
H0RSEs--3-yr.-old Paiomino mare
gaited: 1925, And Tyr. -old sorrel
Tennessee Walker mare; $3.50
2-HORsE VAN i047 Dodge good
running condition. Priced 10 sell
quick. GA. 4-B44S.
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FURNITuRE SALE

0AS@NN S4sAS e~@AAA@
nras..e reductions on brand-new
5ettes grade bedrm., din. rm., liv.
nm. besdine; mod. Early American.
tory closeoNts; samples and surplus
stocks at lowest prices, regardless
Iof big discounts offered elsewhere.
|Stahler'S Furniture Co.
I6l6 18th st. NV. RE. 7-43IO
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OUTSTANDING
CONGRESS HOUSE

Washington Board of Trade
Inished studio efhciencies. Private
balcony for each apartment.
KITCHENS, MODERN DECOR
IPARKihRo; ciARPETEp co Has
DORIS; MASTER .r Tv ATHENA
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APIS. FURNISHED. c.
TRENTON TERRACE
l. 2 BEDROOMS

Attractive, large modern apart,
ments; /, 2 bedrooms; ranging from
pS7 ,ho-Sl1b Parking and laundry
facilities, cross ventilation and
playground area: close to Boiling
Field. Apply ONCE. 3420 10th pI
Sc, ] block from Wheeler I'd. OF
uNFURNisiiEDD ONE. TWO BED.
G tSTTfiTTi iNcIUDE6 De''OV' al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-07
SimeonM. Feinberg, 73,
Retired Engineer, Dies

Simeon M. Felnberg. 70. a
retired construction engineer
known as 1.-THE little professor"
TO the hundreds Of Navy men
10 whom he taught languages.
died yesterday in George
Washington University Hospi-
tai. He had been III about two
months.
Mr.. Feinberg. who lived at
i7l7 r street NV. was a Rus
sian-born American citizen
who. during World War II. be-
gan evening language classes
for Navy officers. enlisted men
and civilian personnel. Under
the sponsorship Of the Navy
Department. he continued his
work as a volunteer instructor
until last June.
He came to this country In
1904 and became an American
citizen in 1918. After earning
a civil engineering degree at
WASHINGTON University In st.
Louis he Joined the Crane
plumbing fixture company and
served as its Paris representa-
tive for 10 years. helping build
the company's plant in France.
As a construction engineer
with the Treasury Department
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-07
Arlington AT Man, Wife
Missing Since Nov. "a

length of time. Clothes and
personal effects were still there,
they said. and the sergeant and
his wife had apparently lett
after drinking coffee and read
ing theeSunday newspapers.
The couple who have no chill
dren. were driving a 1850 Ply
mouth coupe bearing Virginia
tag numbers 25S.226.
The detective said Sergt.
Dryer is a l4-year Air Force
veteran with an excellent rec
ord. He had been assigned to
the Pentagon in communica-
tons work.
According to Seret. Lee. the
airman is reported to be an
enthusiastic hiker. The couple
told neighbors the day before
their disappearance that they
planned to explore the area
around the Luray Caverns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-07
Mrs. Dell YorneII;
Resided in japan

Mrs. Dell Elmyrt Yarnell. 81,
OF 2400 Sixteenth street NV,
died yesterday in Doctors
Hospital.
Mrs. Yarnell and her hus-
band. the late DR.. Yarnell.
lived more than 20 years in
Japan. where he was a physi-
clan with American Govern
ment bureaus.
She was born in Brownsville,
Nebr.. the former Myrtle Black
burn Kimberlin. the daughter
Of DR.. and Mrs. william H.
Kimberlin. She married DR..
Yarnell in 1896. and the couple
lived In New York City before
going TO Japan. She had been
a District resident almost 40
years.
Mrs. Yarnell was a member
of the National Presbyterian
Church. the Washington Club,
the Twentieth Century Club.
the Farm and Garden Club.
the World Fellowship of
YWcA. the League Of Republic
can Women and the Goodwill
Guild.
Funeral services will be at
2 pm. Monday In the s. H.
Hines funeral home. Burial
will be in Valhalla. n. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-07
Everurd Meade.
Grandson of First
Virginia Bishop

Funeral services were held
yesterday at Pohick Episcopal
Church. Pohick. Va. for Ever
ard Meade. jr.. member Of a
prominent Virginia family.
Mr.. Meade. who died Wednes-
day at Emergency Hospital. was
the grandson of the first bishop
Of the Episcopal Church Of Vir-
ginia. and the son OF Rev. Ever
ard Meade. ST.. rector OF Pohick
Church at the time OF It's res
toration.
He and his wife. Kate. lived
with their daughter. Mrs. Mar
tin Mason. 1921 Raymond
street. Chevy Chase. Md. DR..
Mason is dean OF the School
OF Engineering at George WASH
tngton University.
Prior TO his retirement in
1919. Mr.. Meade was a men,
Der Of the guard force at the
Potomac Electric Power Co.
He was employed previously at
q bank in Richmond. Mr..
Meade was q native Of Tap
pahannock.
Besides his wife and daueh-
ter. he is survived by two sis
tiers. the Misses Fannie p. and
Loula Meade. Of l40i North
Adams street. Arlington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-07
Mrs. Mary DuvoII.
Democratic Leader
In MARYLAND

BALTIMORE. Dec. Z R.-
Mrs. Mary H. Duvall. s3-year-
old matriarch of the Demo-
cratic Party in Maryland, died
yesterday at her Baltimore
home after a short illness.
She was one Of the organ
izers of the United Democratic
Women's Clubs Of Maryland
and served many terms as its
president. Mrs. Duvall had
never missed a meeting since
the group was organized in 1924
and only last month attended
its annual convention.
Mrs. Duvall. a vice chairman
Of the State Central Commit
tee. had long fought for more
recognition for women" in the
party and twice was a candi-
date. herself. for public office
for city council in 1891 and
later for judge Of the Orphans
Court here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-07
Crash Kills
Grid Queen
And 3 Others

HAMBURG. Ark, Dec. 7 Up.
A high school football queen
and three other teen-age girls
were killed last night when an
automobile crashed into a
trailer truck on a rain-soaked
highway.
Dead were Kay Carver. IT.
year-old football queen OF
Hamburg High School: Myrtle
Bum and her cousin, Jimmie
Nell Ruff. both II. and Fay
Henderson. 10. all seniors.
They were travelling in a car
apparently driven by Miss
Henderson and were on their
way to pick up Helen Blocker. a
classmate, so the flve could at
tend q banquet at nearby
CroSsett.
The banquet in honor of the
Hamburg schools football team
already had started when the
collision occurred. Miss Carver
was scheduled to speak.
Less than q quarter OF a
mile from the Blocker home.
the car crashed into the big
refrigerator truck. The truck
driver. Jessie Harralson, 80. OF
Waco, Tex. suffered only slight
injuries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-07
Fire Destroys Car;
z Boys Arrested

Fire. touched of during
what police described as a gas
stealing operation. destroyed an
automobile and damaged a
garage early today.
They arrested two teen-agers.
Police said Wayne d. Caynor
10, Of 22l r street NV, one
of the suspects. told them they
were using a cigarette lighter
for illumination when the
flames fiared in a garage at
the rear Of 225 r street NE.
Caynor was held for grand
jury action in $4,000 bond on a
HOUSEKEEPING charge when he
appeared before Municipal
Court Judge Thomas c. Scalley
today.
The car and garage were
owned by Clyde Davis, So, a
d. C. Transit Co. bus driver.
The second boy charged is is
years old. He was sent to the
Receiving Home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-07

here Mr.. Feinberg supervised
the pile-driving and founda-
ton work for the Federal Tri-
angle.
In the io3Os, he supervised
remodeling work ON the Capt.
tol and the White House. and
during World War II con-
struction Of the top floor on
the Main Navy Building. and
the Navy Annex in Arlington,
He also played an important
part in the construction Of the
naval station at Sampson.
N. Y.
He Joined the Navy Bureau
OF Yards and Docks at the re-
quest Of the bureau In 1913 and
retired In 1854. Upon his re-
tirement Mr.. Feinberg received
q letter Of commentator from
the Nays director Of depart
mental civilian personnel.
Mr. Feinberg was q member
OF Samuel Gompers Masonic
Lodge.
His only survivor Is his
widow.
Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. Monday In Gawler's
funeral home. with burial In
Glenwood Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-07
Earthquake Reported
In Outer MONGOLIA

HONG KONG. Dec. Z CP1.--
Peiping radio reported yester-
day the earthquake in West
Outer Mongolia Wednesday
caused some loss OF human life
and livestock and the collapse
OF dwellings. The radio said re-
lief supplies Of medicine and
food are being sent.
In one district a crack more
than q yard wide and 6 miles
long appeared in the earth, the
radio sid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-07
MoyfIowerS Skipper
Spins Yarn of Trie

Dressed like a Pilgrim but
armed with his own movies. the
skipper of Mayflower II blus-
tered into town yesterday TO
tell of his 53-day voyage across
the Atlantic last spring.
We had % in the crew and
five extraneous bodies-mostly
photographers" Sailor Author
Alan J. villiers recalled.
1T was a good little ship. and
the Lord was with us
and believe me. / knew We we're
asking quite a bit Of the Lord. "
Capt. villiers showed the
film and gave his comments
twice yesterday before National
Geographic Society lecture
audiences in Constitution Hall
at 4:45 pm. and again at
6:30 pm.
The sailing vessel had a
magnificent speed" OF III
knots. except when IL was be-
Gained or on that one day when
we made 81 miles in the
wrong direction"
In at least one way. the
Mayflower II was horribly his
torically correct" 1t leaked.
The Mayflower will remain
permanently in this country.
Plans are now under way to
make a berth for 1t near Plym-
outh Rock. where the original,
genuine Mayflower ended its
67-day voyage in 1920.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-07
Leo c. Gorcin, 33, Editor
For Air Force, Play Director

Leo c. Garcin, 80. a civilian
editor with the United States
Air Force and director Of the
darlington Players for several
years. died Wednesday at the
National Institutes OF Health Of
10 heart condition. Air. Garc;n
had been hospitalized since
May.
A ma Tor In the Air Force re-
serve. he enlisted in the Army
Air Corps when he was Is. and
was a fighter pilot for five years.
He served in the European
theater.
Mr.. Garcin was born in Bay
City. Mich. He was q graduate
Of the Georgetown School of
Foreign Service. and took grad
pate work at the Speech and
Drama Department Of catho-
lie University.
He was director Of the Fair
lington Players for six years.
presenting three plays a year.
before his illness.
Mr.. Garcin is survived by his
widow, Ruth, and two children,
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Sometimes You're Sorry
When You Play 1t Safe

CHICAGO, Dec. 7 R.-Some
times you just can't win unless
Lady Luck is on your side.
A review Of this years odd
accidents. compiled by the Ma
tional Safety Council, showed.
A frown from the lady and
such noble impulses as love
and affection or a determine
ton to play II safe can have
lethal results. With her bless
ing. falling down an elevator
shaft can be an entertaining
and stimulating experience.
For mple. Thomas
Ciappa. motorist Of Oswego,
N. Y, reasoned that good
brakes make good accident in
surance. So he tipped of to a
brake testing station TO get his
brakes refined. Oops. Too late.
His brakeless car kept right on
going through the station door.
Damage. $500.
Breather With Relief
Across the country in Olym-
pia. Wash. John Arends
breathed deeply with relief.
Mrs. Arends was being wheeled
safely from the hospital delivery
room and he was a proud papa.
He rushed over to kiss her. got
a Whit OF the ether and passed
out on the concrete floor.
Mother and child. fine. Father,
two broken front teeth.
In Chicago, Mrs. George Rel
thai tiptoed into the darkened
bedroom to comfort her hus-
band. recovering from a sprairl-
ed ankle. She tripped over a
crutch protruding from the bed,
fell and broke her arm.
With far less damaging re-
suits, Donald McKeon and Will
liam Vessialides tumbled down
an elevator shaft at the 2lst
floor level Of q new building in
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MorninRside Heights. New York
City. Mr.. McKeOn fell four
floors. grabbed the cable and
swung himself safely onto the
nth floor landing. Mr.. Yes
sialides- slid 10 floors down the
cable before he managed to ease
himself onto the third-fioor
landing platform. Both suf-
fered minor bruises.
DR.. Alex Buchholz and his
wife ran into each other on the
street in Chicago. Trouble was,
both we're driving cars. With
husbandly concern. DR.. Buch-
holz, uninjured. took Mrs. Buch-
holz to the hospital for person.
allied treatment.
Same Routine
In Los Angeles, safety award
winners George Madden and
Harry Mayman ran through
the same routine with their
taxi cabs. The collision broke
a l5-year accident free record
for Mr.. Madden and an un.
blemished 8-year record for Mr..
Hayman.
Melvin Carter of Kinlock.
Mo. added a paragraph TO the
dangers Of hitchhiking. A pass
ing car whacked his protruding
thumb so hard he had to have
1t treated. Mr.. Carter went his
wagon a bus.
That little kitchen puzzler-
does the light inside the ref.
rigerator go out or stay on
when you close the door?-Will
remain a puzzler so far as Mrs.
Charles Drennon Of Memphis,
Tenn. is concerned. She was
still peering intently inside
when she slammed shut the
door. Her nose wasn't broken,
the doctor said-just good and
sore.