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WEDDINGS

Okla. The wedding took
place February l in the
home Of the brides aunt,
Mrs. Arthur Price Thompson
The couple will live in
Urbana, III.
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Standardization

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Park
MacHatton Of Kensington
announce the marriage of
their daughter Elinor Arden
to Mr.. Charles Richard
Blunt, son of Mrs. Mango
Blunt. The wedding took
place January 80 at Warner
Memorial Pre- byterian
Church in Kensington. The
couple will live in State Col
lege, Pa.
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KuIIbeck-M ichueI

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Frank
lin Michael of Stoneleigh,
Baltimore. announce the mar
riage of their daughter Terry
Allen to Mr.. Joseph Henry
Kullback, son of DR.. and Mrs.
Solomon Kullback. The we'd
ding took place yesterday at
Stanford Memorial Univer-
sity Church in Palo Alto,
Calf. The couple will live in
Menlo Park, Calf.
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Hoy-ForIey

Mrs. Margaret La Hayne
Farley announces the mar
riage of her daughter Su-
zanne to Mr.. Don Roger
Hoy, son Of DR.. and Mrs.
Harry E. Hoy of Norman.
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should never tell q tall"
story or try subterfuge to get
past the rope. This is one in
stance when a dignified ap-
proach is to be desired.
United States Patent once
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ANTIQUE AUTOS FOR SALE

FORD go model A sedan; many
Union Hridse. Ma. s.. s-ss saNA
MODEL A FORD; motor and beds
can Monday, uN. 4.1176.
ANTIQUE AUTO WANTED, 1881 b
RAULiR t 81. s.Ss4s so9 ~. s MS
DODGE '3S 4-dF. sedan: 1900
orItinAl miles: like new; $3.50
DE-. 2-3347 weekdays.
PLYMOUTH 1871 coupe With U.s.
Plymouth motor; overdTive trans.
$3.50. DE. :-2347 weekdays;
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

CONTEMPORARY calif.-type home
heated. "a west R SiVer' A f SeSrms.,
2 baths, family rrn., open kit,
1ex2b.ft. liv. rm.. Q flrepls., pvt
dock for your boat. Furn. COM
pletely; S175 monthly including
berth. LAURENCE HARTGE
GaJesville, Md. University 7-2Ols.
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600 I'm. ON WAIVER
HOWARD q.
.TAT,RFR.T

DEALE. MD. UNIVERSITY 7-2Oa2
S:BEDRM. RAMBLER; ilrGpl,. n
~. 1 r,l;, DIN n; area, kit3 bath
fully insulated, house in new
cond.; 20 mi. D. c. S12,950: FHA
terms: $500 min. down payment
MM 61sIdr2l 2,.p REAL GES., Nj ,
1850; ewes. and VIZ. ends, Uni.
versity 1857.
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Attention:
TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

~ - . @@@-NN~N es@@ASS - - A@N -
l-Bayfront. unusual s-rm.. 3.
bath masonry home, big jalousied
Florida rn., workshop, carport;
on wide sandy beach: oil heat;
in topnotch condition: immediate
$50 acres, Chesapeake Bay IS
land, directly in AWAY Of geesG
and ducks: z blinds, superb shoot
ing; deep well; 3-acre lake: wide
sandy beaehesi abundance Of deer
upland game: crabs and fish:
ideal hunting retreat.
S-67 acres on deep creek, 5000
IT. airstrip,. near washington. An
napolls and Balto.: attractive q
rm. and 2.bath home.
G-St. Leonard's Creek: 4-bedrm.
home. 2 baths, huge living rm.,
fireplace, electric kitchen, "T''
pier. q. water; furnished: easy
b@soiiomons Harbor, area: 81
acres. modern frame 2-bedrm
home. bath, porches, workshop;
10O-ft. waterfront, 100-ft. pier
ideal for marina; $4,000.
6-Patuxent River. 2 acres; pier
3-bedfm. home, 21a baths, 3 bic
screened porches, boat house; ga
rage: Workshop: box stalls and
barn; boat, riding lawn mower
good end Of season nrice.
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MACHINERY and EQIUP,

ALLIs CHALMERS, l HD-16 hydr
bulldozer, Chieago pneumatic
1zS ko.2 rotary air compressor
I Essick 2s:in. yibEatins roller
model VR-2SW. j Esstck 54-in,
h-in. centrifugal rice pump, V.
IN. MarloWe diaphragm pump, W.
in. Rex diaphragm pump, "A
trench Jacks; can be purchased
as lot or separately. Box 216. H.
ASPHALT KETTLE, Ike new; 1865
burner, rOoter o. payer. OF. 2-S4l5
BULLD0ZER, small Terra-track,
angle blade, Sl.275; Ford F-5O0
11s-ton heavy duty, guaranteed
eond., $T95. See at MIMSCO
METAL PRODUCTS CORP. YARD,
246 TELEGRAPH I'd. Alexandria.
COMPL. REFRIGERATION CYCLE
for cold storage room, FIRST class
operating condition; lge. capacity
any reasonable offer accepted.
Write MECHANICAL CONTRACT.
ING Co. 2506. 50th ave. HyattS.,
or call SP. 3-4454.
OCTOBER SPECIAL = Demon
strator, Crawler tractor, 1nterna.
tional T-S49 With Drott 4.in-l
Selling price, SHAY: sale price,
$4,000; save S3,147. WAYLANn
KNIGHT, NC csntreyille Rd-,
TRAILER, 5-ton OF tandem, excel,
cond-, for small dozer or roller
S346. OIL. 2-3445.
WRECKER, extra heavy duty fol
heavy truck work. Completely re-
cond. and painted. PoE inspection
st. S-6776.
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AuroMoBILEs FoR SALE

ALA ROMEO 80 super Spider
1T; :. and h., white. iusSSse
$500. ne. e-lSse.
ALA '57 convert, white, black TOP,
and Pa. ave, Sc. Est. 1878.
ANGLIA 80; :. and b. Wv. tires,
vsrs eis1 N, ss sso; 81 % down.
Sill wis. Ave. NV. Wo. $500
ANGLIA 1880; bFought new Feb-
ruaIy; sacrince, Can IA. 5.0499.
AUSTIN '5s Ass 4-do0r; 4 real
buy, S6eS. 500 down. ~
BELL MOTORS
Sill wis. Ave. NV. Wo. $4,000
AUSTIN Sn.,Il 50; RED and belize: nsS
peri. e car. 10. 6-094i.
AUsTIN-HRALEY 60 3.O0O;" s..
600 miles; Ike metz. seats,
heater, exerdriye, wire wheels;
$2:5Oo. 81 orig. OWNER. UN,
AUSTIN.HRALEY 'SS 4-eylindeT
roadster; wire wheels; compare,
at $685. 500 down.
Sill wis. Ave. NV. Wo. $4,000
AUsTIIN- I1aa go roadster
IN peri. new-ear cond.; with
wire wheels. 4 scatter, radio and
heater, overdriye. Actual MILEAGE
300 mi. Still due for free 900
guar, Sacrifice sale. OIL. .3-4liO
AUSTIN WAGON 80 o pasSenger
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FOR RENT--Kent island dueking
shore on Chesapeake Bay; hunting
lodge available, write walter r.
Denny, Stevensville, Nd, or phone
J.. g: Wick, Columbia B.9417,
WashinGton, d. G.
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TGs I"OJUU
TAYLOR MOTOR SALES
CADILLAC '55

"o2" hardtop coupe. power steerins,
power brakes, radio, heater, al
most new Wv. tires. baby blue
with white top. q one owner beauty
carefully driven only 44,975
actual miles, must see to ap-
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AUTOMOBILES ron SALE


CADILLAC '5e ee viIie type coupe,
every extra power steering and
brakes. today's special, S995.
THACKER MOTORS
18th q r. !. ave. ne, La. 9-1l00
CADILLAC 1858 2-door hardtop:
fully equip, all power; beaut. al
pine white hnisli; absolutely like
2sW; snail down payment, bank
FEE. $4,000
TAYLOR MOTOR SALES
240I PA. AVE. NV,
Daily 0-9. Sat. 0-6, Sun. 10.6
CADILLAC SO; sale By owner: e.
dorado hit; excel. eond.: white;
Al power equip. incl. factory ali
cond.; black and white leather In
ter: should be seen. so. S-S901
CAD. '6S cpe. deViiie; air, cond.
immac: $685.. AUToRIMf co,
1l19 Goth st. ne. FE. 7-6031.
CADILLAC '5s hardtop coupe; tur.
duoise; DR.. steering, DR.. brakes. pr
seat; excel. cond: KI. s-2944.
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THE SUNDAY STAR E-Is
Washington. D. {. +
October Is, 1860
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CADILLAC ~ 4-dr.: Q GOOD look.
ing, good running car except hard
TO start. almost new tires. battery
ana generator; 1928. WA. 7.7022.
CADILLAC 80 coupe; eli power and
air conditioned. Like new. Call
DAYS tx. 3.7547, ewes. EN-. 5.2404
CADILLAC 1857 cow; ivory, white
top, full power. tmmae. cond.. low
mileage. eacrance. $3.50. Oh
4-3333.
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TRUCKS ron SALE

CMEya0LET $50 I.togg, pieE' ,upl
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HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS

Also several smaller tracts of land
Phone OWNER. MO. 2-S434.
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ALA ROMEO 80 super spidvr
r. r &c ::!; '4 9SSs s sSS9
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TRUCKS FoR SALE

F0RD 80 "a: excel. eond., ready
e EoTki az. EFT. stake body; $500.
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eARA0ES
.oARAaE EouIPaENT. Nuat!

IARAGE wanted to rent
liver Spring area. Call
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BIZ tirss sos sSa Or 'ssS rsSs id ses s.. 3
4-Wheel drive. WA. 7-4sl2.
|FOKD 1888 dump: looks. runs IKE
new; S.25xs0 tires; painte6 white;
ngs so sen; S47S Or best amer. ~
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Wait An1thfr minute 70 see thiI
/. " you want that second" home
Furnished bunealow with liv. I'm.
fireplace. Kitchen area, 2 bedrms.
bath Gcr, porch and oil heat
Water nfiVls. Boat sin. $4,000
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AuT0M0TIVE MISS.
GEN-O-DRIVE

f0RD PARTs-'b2 VS. motor, rear
other body parts. ~, 9-6140.
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NOTE!

Y xcgRR IL, LIKE 50 MANY, q
sEgRH 'g Hoy TA 2p s1 ErL e 4Af
TINE We HAVE A MESSAGE
2RRf Buy s0MErHfNdI" q
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
lcoNiINUEpl

BUICK 81 l-door Century hard.
TOP; .. and a.. auto. trans. sooe
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CADILLAC '49 convert; top like
eond. SI65 or best ofler. FL.
4-497e after 0 pm.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-27
REAL ESTATE

BY owner; 4-bedroom bungalow;
landscaped corner lot; double ga.
rage; carpeting and drapes: elec.
trio range; aluminium storms
screens; recreation room,. SO 900
WrIJ 2.d2oQ
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LAND CONTRACT

OLDER 3-bedroom colonial, In Eu-
cid; carpeted living and dining
room, modern kitchen and bath,
new furnace and copper plumbing
large lot. new 2-car garage with
workshop area: owner will con-
slider land contract or CT. assump-
tion: asking $4,000. RE. 2-8347 for
further information.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-27

EAST CLEVELAND
ROOMS, lovely and clean. very
good condition.; close to every
thing; recreation room: a pleasure
to see; call for appointment. Realm
Realty. 1876 East 200th. Realtor
~ 6-o0OA
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Sl5.9OO

6 rooms; 15x23 living
room, 13lax21 dining room. large
tile kitchen, fenced in yard, dou-
bic garage, 2 minutes to bus, i'm
mediate possession Realm Realty,
736 East 2OOth. Realtor. w. $1,000.
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A BUY

Sc sure to see this outstanding spa
cious colonial, just few doors
from. Monticello bus, also close to
junior high; ideal for adults, en-
ployed, with bus so near; also par
ents with children junior high age:
the demand is great for homes In
this area with these so important
features and not too high in price:
nothing to do. perfect inside and
out, move right in before Christ
mas; exclusively Flora Fischer,
H. G. Miller Realty, 2ll8 Noble rd.
GL. 1-6927; residence, EV. 2-0716.
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AL, make offer. MU. 1-O2l3.
ACCORDION, 6 years old, 5000 new
selling for less than half price.
RE. 2-7817.
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WILLOUGHBY HILLS

YNN dr.: 3-bedroom ranch;
large living room. dining room,
Kitchen with nook. bath. wood
burning fireplace: double garage:
large basement with future; on I
acre; 2 water wells: reasonably
priced. VIII. $500.
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BY OWNER

screens; recreation room,. 1000.
VIII. 3-4328.
BY OWNER
9-YEAR-old brick bungalow; ) bed
rooms, recreation room: aluminium
storms; double garage, 800.
2l281 Fuller ave. RE. 1-9042.
GROOM single off East l4Oth near
Eaton Axle. Fisher Body; low
down payment, $11 800. Schutt Re-
atty, KE. 1886.
OWNER transferred, moving soon;
Heights, zoos Pembroke rd., be-
tween Noble Monticello; well dec
| Grated Groom colonial; study.
modern kitchen. tile bath, new
gas furnace. carpeting; screened
| porch: double garage, overhead
doors, cement drive, $4,000; ac-
cepting offers; open Sunday.
EV. 1886.
SOUTH Of Chardon I'd. route 81;
new custom-built golden buff
| brick ranch: 3 bedrooms. 11a
baths, 211-car garage, built-ins.
utility, storms and screens, divided
basement. acre grade lot; owner
EV. 1-7394.
FRIDAY ave. off East 2OOth- Euclid,
Ohio; 4la rooms. garage. nice lot.
land contract, $1,000 down.
Schaefer Realty. KE. 1-7100.
IN Euclid overlooking Metropolitan
Park. almost new single home;
frame, brick front; 3 bedrooms:
aluminium storms; single attached
garage; open. 2150 Glenridge rd.
KE. 1-4367.
BEVERLY Hills area; 2-year- -old
brick ranch with attached double
garage; 3 bedrooms. 11a baths,
living room and dinette carpeted,
kitchen with built-ins; divided
| basement, recreation room, fire
places; lot 62x14O. KE. 1929
LOT for sale: located on East 24lst
and Wildwood, 6Ox125. RE. 1-7237.
BY owner; 2 family, SIS; Nelaview;
modern kitchens. recreation, mod
| ern bath. carpeted, copper plumb
ing: garages; low taxes, SIG boo
III. 1-8998, UL. l-2429.
3-BEDROOM Cape Cod bungalow
plus 1 unfinished bedroom, dining
room. sun porch. wood-burning
I fireplace; divided basement: ga
rage; large beautiful lot, 5Ox20O
IT,, shade and fruit trees: con-
| vNti1SIit W SSNA y tiiiiS' itI' L-OcOo.
3-BEDROOM seri-colonial; full
bath up, u bath down, carpeting.
built-in stove and oven, dishwash-
er. basement, washer, dryer, in
cinerator: beach privileges; pri-
vate drive. 80 Luikart dr.: for ap-
pointment. CHI. 1890, Miss Fink.
EAST Cleveland, Fourth ave; near
rapid; 2 family SIS, on 3rd; gas
heat, garages. nice yard. Donna
M. Peak realtor. EV. 1880,
Ii. 1-1122.
SIXTH ave, beautiful Groom white
colonial: wood-burning fireplaces,
nook, recreation room with lava
tory. nice yard, garage; immacu-
late in and out. Donna M. Peak,
Realtor, EV. 1880, Ii. 1-1122.
3-BEDROOM brick; 153x285 land
scaped lot, patio overlooking
woods; built-in oven, range, dish
washer; hardwood floors, new
carpeting. storms. screens; approx
imately miles west of Chardon
town; sacrifice at $4,000.
AV. 6-3232.
1881 FRIDAY ave, off East 222nd
St; cozy 2-bedroom BUNGALOW; full
basement. garage, $4,000.
RE. 1-9091.
CHARDON I'd. hin, East 234th St.;
Groom ranch on large lot; dish
washer, carpeting, extras, base
ment: bus line, near all schools;
adjoining large lot available.
KE. 1-6157.
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OWNER transferred, moving soon;
Heights, zoos Pembrook I'd, be-
tween Noble Monticello: well dec
Grated Groom colonial; study
modern kitchen. tile bath, new
gas furnace, carpeting; screened
porch; double garage, overhead
doors, cement drive, S18,9 800; ac-
cepting offers; open Sunday.
EV 1-5Q3H
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His selection ended nearly a
month of intensive search for
a successor to Timothy j.
O'Connor, who resigned jan
uary % in the wake of accusa-
lions there was collision be-
tween policemen and burglars.
Mr.. Wilson will be named
acting police commissioner
March 2 at the same time
Mayor Daley proposes to sub
NIT to the city council an
ordinance revising the setup of
the police department. Upon
the expected passage of the
ordinance, Mr.. Wilson would be
named superintendent of police
with a salary of $4,000 a year
This is $500 more than Mr..
O'Connor received and $4,000
more than Mr.. Wilson's salary
at the university.
In submitting Mr.. Wilson'S
name to Mayor Daley. the COM
mittee said Mr.. Wilson was
preferred over the SO other ap-
plicants on the basis of This in
tegrity, skills and the test OF
experience"
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KhrushcheV
Flies 10 Bali

SURABAJA, Indonesia, Feb.
% (AP).-Soviet Premier Nikita
KhruShchev few to the tabled
island of Bali today for three
days of rest, more spectacles Of
music and dance and talks with
President Sukarno.
Mr.. Khrushchev was expected
to say once more that the Com
munist bloc is Indonesia's best
friend abroad and the Western
allies its worst enemy, and that
the Sukarno government should
have a warmer attitude toward
the In esian Communist
Party.
Mr.. Sukarno is expected to
repeat his suggestion for Asian
and African representation at
the Geneva summit talks and
Indonesia's hopes for a new
and heavy dose of Soviet aid.
The question Of Communist
China may be raised but only
in an indirect way. Mr.. Khru-
shchev was reported to have
told Mr.. Sukarno earlier that
Indonesia should not worry
about China's bitter protests
against the Indonesian ban on
rural Chinese traders, a heavy
bio VITO the vast Chinese eco
nomic power in Indonesia.
Soviet Foreign Minister An
drei Gromyko called of a side
trip to far away Ambon Island
and will be present for all the
meetings on Bali.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-23
Professor Taking Over
Chicago Police Force

CHICAGO, Feb. % CAP).-
Orlando w. Wilson, a mild
looking professor and newly
named head of Chicago's
scandal-riddled police depart
ment, says he will try to make
the department the best in the
world.
But, cautioned the 59-year-
old University of California
dean after his selection yester-
day by Mayor Richard j.
Daley, the job can be done
neither overnight nor by one
man.
Moves will have to proceed
slowly and after due delibera-
tons to avoid capricious or un-
wise actions" he told newsmen
The special five-man COM
mittee which proposed Mr.
Wilson's appointment to Mayor
Daley-ironically, Mr.. Wilson
had been chairman of the
group until prevailed upon tt
take the post himself-alsc
called for a sweeping revision Of
the department organization
The Mayor Immediately re.
leased proposed ordinance
dealing with some of the sug-
eeStions.
The new commissioner, {
surprise choice, is dean of thu
School of Criminology of thu
University of California il
Berkeley. An expert in police
administration, he has served
as consultant to police depart
ments in six big cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-23

in the Marina district, they re-
fused to talk to reporters.
At Mills, faculty advisers said
Jenny Ann would finish the
year and get her Bachelor Of
Arts degree as a history major.
The bridegroom's mother,
Mrs. Fuller Galloway. jr., wife
o ia La Grange. Ga, textile
manufacturer, said she was sur
prised and delighted.
Jenny Ann visited them at
Christmas in 1858. she added.
The bridegroom was born in
La Grange, attended elemen-
tary school there and then
went to the Episcopal High
School in Alexandria, Va. He
later was graduated from
Georgia Tech and the Harvard
Business School. He is a
nephew of Cason ]. Galloway,
millionaire George planter-in-
dustrialist. In his marriage Ii
cense application he listed a
1858 divorce in Juarez, Mexico.
The brides mother, now mar
ried to Lars Schmidt, Swedish
businessman and impresario,
married Roberto Rossellini,
Italian film director, in 1850.
The marriage was annulled in
July, 1858.
DR.. LindStrom, who was prac-
ticing in Los Angeles at the
time of his divorce from Miss
Bergman. married DR.. Agnes
Rovanek, a pediatrician, in
1854.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-23
BY RICHARD O'LONE
Star stan Writer


BONNEVILLE, Calf, Feb.
23.-Five Washingtonians who
have known each other for
years are gathered here today,
5000 miles from home, for one
common reason.
They know something of
Larry Lord Motherwell, the
man California has charged
with numbering elderly Mrs.
Pearl Putney of Washington.
They are all owners in a
cooperative apartment at 1924
Porter street NV, where wild
owed, 72-year-old Mrs. Putney
lived until leaving on a last
trip with her charming former
neighbor, Motherwell.
By their testimony. the State
hopes to show that the smooth
talking Motherwell ingratiated
himself with the wealthy widow,
talked her into converting her
assets into cash and drove her
across-country on a trip that
led to murder in an isolated
area of these gold-country
mountains.
They are Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
C. Soper, Mrs. Rose Dennis
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Cav
Ithorne
Law Firm Secretary
Mrs. Dennis is a secretary
with the law firm of Morrison,
Murphy, Clapp & Abrams in
the Pennsylvania Building. Mr..
Cawthorne is manager and vice
president Of Mcdowell Broth
ers, Inc, which runs two service
stations in Northwest Washing
ton.
Mr.. Soper, an electrician and
IelectronicS worker with the
Naval Weapons Plant, is not
Expected to testify, but his wife
will.
Another witness drawn to
this tiny town in the Sierra
Nevada foothills is John T.
Daugherty. president of Anchor
Van Lines in Lexington Park,
Md.
1t was his company that
moved Mrs. Putney's belong
ings from the Porter street
apartments and stored them in
its st. Marys County warehouse
late in June, 1858.
Gave Instructions
The movers recalled that, as
they loaded treasured pos
sessions aboard their truck,
Motherwell was giving the in
structions.
Mrs. Putney, they said, was
in a back room weeping.
Later, Washington police, act
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-23

way, Z0, is business manager OF
the Watkins johnson Electron-
les Co. in suburban Palo Alto,
but lives in San Francisco.
Jenny AIMS faculty and stu
dent friends expressed no great
surprise when news of the we'd
ding at Elko, New, reached them
yesterday.
They met here two years
ago when Jenny Ann trans
ferred from the University of
Colorado" said a Mills spokeS-
man. She's a good student and
a lovely, lovely girl"
The couple said they were
going to Squaw Valley to at
tend the Winter Olympics, but
just kept going eastward to
Elko, which is 500 miles from
San Francisco and 230 miles
from Salt Lake City, where
Jenny'S father, DR.. Peter Aron
Lindstrom, practices neuro-
surgery.
Justice of the Peace Ted
Lunsford performed the cere-
mony. Witnesses were a jailer
and a radio dispatcher.
When Mr.. Galloway reached
into his pocket for the ring a
police dog mistook his action
for a search for candy and
leaped on the bridegroom
knocking him down and send
ing the ring rolling into a cor
ner.
The couple returned to the
bay area in time for Jenny
Ann to attend classes yesterday
morning and for her husband
to get back to his job.
At Mr.. Getaways apartment
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4 From D. c. to Testify
At MotherweII Trial

ing under a court order, rooted
through the belongings and
found Mrs. Putney's diaries,
which told much of the rela-
tionship between the widow
and Motherwell. These journals
are expected to play a large
part in the prosecutions case.
Special Prosecutor Lynn D
Compton said Mr.. Daugherty
because of the press of his bust
ness, may be called first when
the trial is resumed today, after
a f1ve-day recess.
The first order Of business
will be a decision by Judge War
rem Steel on the admisSability
Of hearsay evidence.
This point stalled the trial
last Wednesday when Defense
Attorney John T. Reyes OF
Washington objected to testi-
mony by Mrs. Castro M. Da-
brohua of Chicago.
The State had asked her tc
tell what Mrs. Putney had Saic
and written about Motherwell
At this point the defense OBJ
jected.
Mrs. Dabrohua is the wife Of
Mrs. Putney's half-brother, a
Chicago advertising executive
whose determination to fine
his missing relative brought
about the trial.
Mr.. Reyes plans to move that
the entire testimony of Mr.
and Mrs. Dabrohua be stricken
from the records. They were
put on the stand as a con-
Venience to the prosecution be:
cause the State was caught
short of witnesses, owing to q
fast selection of the jury.
They testified before the
State had even established a
crime had been committed, and
thus their testimony is preju-
dicial to his case, the attorney
said.