Evening star. [volume], April 19, 1937, Page A-6, Image 6

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SAFE DEPOSIT BOX
ACCESS ISSOUGHT
Attorneys for Miss Dainger
field Plan Fight to Gain
Securities.
A move to help Miss Mary Helen
Daingerfield gain possession of several
hundred thousand dollars in securities
on deposit here was made today by
attorneys for the 66-year-old heiress,
after her flight from her home in
Alexandria Friday while a sanity
commission sought an agreement on
her mental status.
Leo A. Rover, former United States
attorney, and Attorney Paul Delaney
requested the American Security &
Trust Co. to allow Miss Daingerfield
access to her safety deposit box, in
which she is said to have a “large
amount’’ of negotiable securities.
The attorneys were to hold another
conference with legal representatives
otf the bank later today in an effort to
effect an amicable agreement.
Would Ask Court Writ.
If the request is refused, attorneys
for Miss Daingerfield planned to ask
the District Court to issue a writ
again the trust company to show
cause why the heiress should not have
access to the box.
Miss Daingerfield, member of an
old Vriginia family and heiress to an
estate estimated at $800,000, outwitted
a guard pasted at her home, Malvern,
by order of the Alexandria Corpora
tion Court, and fled to friends in
Washington.
Miss Daingerfield inherited the es
tate from her father, Edward C. Dain
gerfield. founder of the Citiaens’ Na
tional Bank of Alexandria. Arthur
H. Bryant, a former director of the
bank, petitioned the court to examine
Miss Daingerfield.
Third Doctor Appointed.
The two physicians appointed by
the court to make the examination
disagreed, and Judge William P.
Woolls appointed a third doctor to
break the tie. Judge Woolls is now
on vacation and the case is set for
decision next Monday.
Attorneys for Bryant said they
hoped to locate Miss Daingerfield in
Washington and persuade her to re
turn to Alexandria. The attorneys
said Miss Daingerfield could be ex
tradited to Virginia if her sanity is
questioned and she is found incom
petent in another jurisdiction.
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Brain Twizzlers
BY PROF. J. D. FLINT.
OLD and grizzled Army ser
geant. whose military record had
been lost, began to get a little feeble
after his years of hard service, and
when he showed signs of losing his
bulldog grip on his men, the com
manding officer decided that he ought
to go on the retirement list and was
curious as to his real age. When the
commanding officer called the sergeant
in to discuss the matter he asked the
sergeant's age. The sergeant scratched
his head and answered, embar
rassedly, that he wasn't sure but he
knew he started school when he was
4'/i years old and was In school one
sixth of his life. Then he got a job
and worked for one-flfth of his life.
When he quit that Job he become a
policeman and spent one-fourth of
his life at that. He had been In the
Army one»third of his life. The com
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manding officer was amazed at the
man's age. How old was the ser
geant?
(Answer on Page B-12.)
(Copyright, 1837.)
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Widow of Throat Specialiit to Be
Buried in Arlington National
Cemetery.
Funeral services for Mrs. Amy
Elizabeth Richardson,72. widow of Dr.
Charles Williamson Richardson, pro
minent nose, ear and throat specialist,
are being held this afternoon in New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church.
Rev. Dr. Albert Evans, the pastor, is
officiating, assisted by Rev. Richard
A. Cartmell, assistant rector of the
Episcopal Church of the Epiphany.
Burial will be In Arlington National
Cemetery.
Mrs. Richardson died Saturday after
a long illness at her home, 2901 Grant
road. She was a native of this city,
daughter of the late John H. Small,
founder of the floral firm of J. H.
Small Sc Sons.
She had been active in a number
of organizations here including the
Young Women’s Christian Association,
the Daughters of the American Revo
lution, the Columbian Women and
the Women's Auxllllary to the Dis
trict Medical Society.
Besides other survivors, previously
announced, Mrs. Richardson leaves a
brother, C. Albert Small of New York.
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ated from Baker University, Baldwin,
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