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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-11

BEAUTIFUL REFINED VERY LARGE;
| Just completed; every luxury; latest Majestic
| hardwood floors. bath and kitchen novelties;
wash tubs. clothes chute latest h.-w;h. and
! refined location: $500 cash, $40 covers FL.
: GEO C. WALKER, Hyatts. BOB; ewes, goo
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RENT-SUBURBAN.

FURNISHED HOUSE, vINGsT TONE
Heights. Va go minutes from Treasury.
near Lee Highway. electric and bus lines
through Sept. rooms. ami. screened
porches. - acre: reasonable: references ex-
changed Address Box l76-E Star Office
rooms: high ground: quiet; $50. rms. and
b.. sleeping porch, $35; bathing pool. Call
Rockville 253.
CLARENDON. VA. 3o6 w PERSHINC
Drvc-6-room modern bungslow. Bus
passes the door: garage. l2'
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1909 BAKER ST. BRENTWOOD-.5 ROOMS.
bath. gas. electricity. hot-water heat. fruits,
flowers. large grounds; fine condition; $500
by owner.
o ROOMS, BATH WITH SHOWER. % ACRE.
plenty fruit and shade trees, running water,
elec.; excellent for garden Price, S5,6O0
6lst and Southern ave. ne, or call georgia
0466-W. IL.
FOR SALE-SIX ACRES. GOOD GARDEN
land. 10 miles south: only $3.50; s25 cash: $40
month. Lincoln 54f5 lz
BUY FROM OWNER.
5-rm. bungalow. h.-w.h hardwood noors'
fireplace: breakfast nook big closets attic
Terms. $500 cash. SIS per month. Phone
Hyattsville 3S-M before 10 am.
3-R. BUNGALOW. LOT 5oxi5o. ........s SO. 500
5-r. BUNGALOW, sleeping porch. .:::.:. $500
5-r: bune.. new. reduced from $3.50 to 4,75o
CIR. house. ami. lot 125xi20, red'd to- $500
Our listing Is complete and covers Airing
ton and Fairfax Counties; chicken farms,
acreage; homes built and fnanced.
r. J. PEARSON & CO.,
Phone Clar. 1901. Residence, Clar. 1854.
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SALE-HOUSES.
PETWORTH'S BEST BUY.
$500 CASH, sos MONTHLY.
ONT " CQ1SA

New home having six large rooms; 3
full equipped, latest type FTigidaiTe. -beauti-
fully decorated bath with newest fixtures.
copper screens throughout, built-in brick "a
RACES and large wardrobe closets and many
other features found in homes priced at
twice the price Of $3.50 For appointment
call Adams 2739-M
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81 ,ZSO.
Owner must sacrifice $4,000 equity in $4,000
home. Six large rooms, ami. furnace heat
garage and shrubbery, Very large lot. fac
ing concrete street and sidewalks Purchaser
10 assume $500 building association loan
and pay $3.50 cash.
MUST BE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED.
ROGER & ROGER. HYATTS. 5S3
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RENT HOUSES-FURNISHED.

DETACHED. FURNISHED HOME IN CLEVE-
lana Fark. near Cathedral; garage on prem
Uses; immediate possession. Phone West 1874
IA"
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$3.50 PER MONTH-6-ROOM BRICK
ami, hot-water heating system near 2 car
ateIy. Inquire 40 10th ST. Sc.
1862 KENYON 81. NV RMS. AND B..
SO per mo-. immediate possession. ami.
Met. 1900. I'm. o2l6. l2'
s9R tFd Bath 18th sb PARTY
Iase, all-briek home IN beautiful Moodridge
81 aFs BUS os 3 ea N" M School,
15O4 COLUMBIA RID. NV. JUST OFF 10th
st15 at. stores ADAMS r Ss4a baths garage
To refined adults only. $50. Apply NET.
WISE. CO, so Florida ave. ne.
ssl S,tb sTNEWt ano6 DEco
time time Col 5ss5 'O'
DETACHED HOME. sAUL's ADDITION,
es. ga.aGe. larse yard; sSo. ADAMS 6zO5.
6lg NJ AND 1913 BENNETT k.E.-9-R. AND
moqsEa 6rleSs ,b icy ;ais co9d pe ;@.,
KTIE} I IINSee.. ioS 18th st. NV. Phone Ma
MT PLEASANT. 1924 10Th NW-oVER-
loo.;ire Rock Greek Park rms. giassed-
II sleeping porches; newly painted papered.
1855 IRVING ST. 1NW.-g ROOMS. PORCH,
rent. if desired. l2'
zG3D G ST. NV. OPPOSITE GEO. Wash
yniy-Partly furnished, II rooms 81 baths.
double GARAGE Open Sunda,.
2ND FLOOR OF 2-FAMILY FLAT.
S3750-437 10Th st. N.E.-s3L5J.
rooms and bath. separate heating plant;
exc Her t. condition.
A. c. HOUGHTON & CO.. REALTORS.
1916 II St NV. Phone District 7536-1537,
l3%
e.ect. 49, w. o. -. .s4S. 90
454 N S. s.w-7 r., bath, elect ...... $3.50
623 Fl ST. s.w-6-r brick ......... Is. SO
9o2 18th ST. s.w-6-r brick .......... 22. so
s c0l P6vD rf n pxIIS C f. p Nj $500
1888 12th st. NV. Nat. 1853. 0352 03S4.
100 BLOCK IRVING ST. NV.
Modern 4-bed-room dwelling. Two baths.
la &c front ard double rear porchss: garage.
Possession July Is Now occupied by Army
oTcer leaving he city: ~ ,.,-o,s
1916 II st. NV. Phone District 1886, 1887
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2AHE-HATISES.

500 TENNESSEE AVE. NE.-oWNER PUR-
chasing new home; will sell at bargain; in
excellent condition.; all modern improvements.
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SALE-SUBURBAN.

(Continued.)
FINE OLD ALEXANDRIA HOME-i2 RMS,
ments; excellent condition; good locality.
Address A BOX lf e ow gtsr once -.
WOODBRIDGE, D. c.
house: newly painted and papered: S:eaT
h;:w.h.: paved street; $3.50 down. balance
-. .,,7 nWqoEDaRslpsqEE REALTY CO., go,
WOODBRIDGE. D. C.
1914 2sth st. nis cay wv ssro pm colonial 2
porches. tile bath and shower; oak floors
:sSs Ferry st; n,s,-.ew. larE. bunralow
9, ,,77 r%9o Fl: Realty S SS 1ao,
SEE THIS SPACIOUS BUNGALOW BEFORE
closets: two porches: AWNINGS, screens and
hedge and beautiful Shade; inclosed play
xafs for bok om ea IN a6d
zone Is minutes to, heart of city.
owner Is in need of larger ausrtets and
PRICE. 1920.
$3.50 CASH. $50 PER MONTH.
1929 PERRY ST. NE.
TELEPHONE HYATTSVILE 4o5-M.. =
OWNER RETIRING WILL SACRIFICE COM
pletely furnished bungalow Of 5 rooms; and
berry, berries. grapes and fruits. Six large
lots. hard.surfaaee street Can be INSPECTED
va phone oi :. p i.si So & Co.
Phone Clar 1901 Residence Clar 1854.
SENSATIONAL BUY.
Colonial brick home. wings ianked by
high elevation in acre grove of MAGNIFICENT
chestnut oaks. Beautifully landscap ped.
and attractive vine arbor; cement walks and nd
room asotH fee bsh On @
floors: hot-water heat large freplace. cleo
on 1anfs Sf Fars 81 DnFnsr @
ment: block from bus. 9 miles from city
Price 'i''q s9o :, 900 R issh CO.
34th and R. !. Ave. Phone Hyatts. l25.
$4.25O.
Owner must sacrifice $4,000 equity in $500
home Six large rooms ami, furnace heat
ns Concrete STREET ana sidewa IsFSe 1t ase
10 assume $500 building association loan
IN Mt ISL BE BE- SEEN ZEN TO BE APPRECIATED.
- ROGER ROGER HYATTS 583
NEWLY RENOVATED SEVEN ROOM HOME
nrst ocr has rooms a. ana s'h hail aS second saoSe
floor has rooms ana bath; cellar hooked to
level lot. on high elevation; Scme fruit. Eng
lish walnut tree and nice shrubtery: one
House Price $500; GOOD terms from WHITE
hrepsee % SSng T home aree LIVING
room. and bed room. on .nrst floor. large
e eeH mee Sath 'n aqce hn FL scond p o
TO stores, school and bus; price s5so0.
FRED G.. LAKE.
200 Lee Highway. Par: Lane. Va
Phone Clarendon 22e. 12'
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RENT nOUSES-FUR. AND UNFuR,

home. 10 rooms. garage; furnished or I'M
furnished; $3.50 per mo. Phone Clev. 4ol4
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HERE, YOU ARI;l

The best buy in this buyers market. Be
tween l4th and 10th NV; $3.50; $3.50 cash.
SOS monthly. rooms, tile bath h.-w.h..
hardwood, floors. open trepllacss, double rear
porches, breakfast nook. Will decorate to
suit purchaser. Convenient to churches.
stores, schools. movies. 20 minutes from
downtown. Mr.. SYKES. Wisconsin 2764,
from l pm. until Q.
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WEST CHEVY CHASE.

Exceptionally we'll located semi
detached home. stone and stucco con-
struction; six large rooms, English
easement windows; attractively deco
rated throughout. completely appoint
ed; built-in tub with shower. instan-
tsneous gas heater. oak floors through
out. built-in garage. Call National
$3.50 for appointment to inspect.
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lNSP

1913 End st. n.e.-Brick, containing 6
large rooms; ami; excellent condition.
front and double rear porches, English type,
y square of new Tech Mckinley High.
Open daily from to pm. Call Decatur
2513 or Columbia 6l45 for auto. Low price
and easy terms.
1877 NORTH CAROLINA AVE. NE. = ON
boulevard from Lincoln Park leading to Ana
costa Park Six-room brick dwelling with
modern improvements. Priced reasonably;
1928 Robinson St s,w. - SiX-room brick
dwelling with modern improvements and
garage. This home is in very good condi-
ton. Priced to sell.
FLOYD l.. DAVIS COMPANY,
733 18th ST NV Nat. O353
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SHOHE PROPERTY.

FOR SALEM MAYO. ON RHODE RIVER
opposite Camp Let's. about one acre ground
with nve-roCm house, incloseQ porcheS, gas,
cleo. and running water; plenty of fruit
trees and shrubbery: excellent harbor.
Address OWNER, 1875 Main St, Annapolis,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

; TO 10 ACRES WITH SOME IMPROVE
mentS. outskirts of Metropolitan area. Mont
eomery county. Reply giving description OF
property. location, membranes and i'm
Have cash Address Box
454-V Star Office
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

PROFESSIONAL WOMAN DESIRES SUB
lease furnished apartment. beyond NJ st.
NV. section for Summer; references ex-
changed Address Box 163-X, Star once.
l2'
WANTED TILL SEPT lst-TWO-ROOM.
kit. and bath furnished apartment. vicinity
of G. w. University: reasonable; references.
Address Box blk. Star ONCE
BRIGHT COOL. UNFURNISHED APT IN
northwest. preferably three rooms. kitchen,
bath. wanted by couple; state price, etc.
Address Box 27S-R. Star ofice.
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Situated about 500 yards off the State
road N section Just beyond the, Congress
slonsl Country Club. Ground is cleared out
no improvement. For quick sale. $4,000.
Owner. Address Box l1o-X, Star once.
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RENT-FLATS.

2l4 18th ST Sc.
r. and b.. h. -w.h.. cleo. t35 90
1890 ST. Sc.
r. and b INV h. cleo. .............S3 5. 90
BIS KENTUCKY AVE Sc
r.. b., h.-w.h. ell. concrete porches. $3.50
$50 4th ST NE
r., tile b.. h.-w.h. ell, concrete pchs $35. 90
J. c. WELDON CO..
1927 St NV. Met. 30ll.
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SALE-ACREAGE.

BEAUTIFUL 30O-ACRE TRACT FRONTING
TIE Potomac Is miles above Chain Bridge;
river view for miles; springs fishing; level
site for plare LANDING. WI sell for $4,000
oyer obligations. Address Box 67-V, Star
Office. l2s
A &C r OF la. LAND s,, on STATE ROAD IN
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SALE OR RENT-sUBURRAN.
sALE-BUSINEsS PROPERTY.

DOWNTOWN BUSINESS SITE
Trustee offers for quick sale valuable bust :
ness site. Has wide frontaSe on Mass. ave.
and runs through to the next street, giving
two fron.aSes. all of which is zoned for list
commercial. Location is east of 18th II.
Price, $780, Address Box 109-X, Star Of
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SALE-APARTMENTS.

APARTMENT HOME IN EXCLU S1VE
Cleveland Park; rooms. reception hall.
dinette, new Frlgidaire; newly decorated; Sc.
corner Of lst floor; building 1907 sold.
Owner has outgrown premises: will sell on
most attractive terms II purchased at this
stores. Call DISTRICT 1929 or Col. l7lA-J.
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EXCHANGE,
sALE-INvEsTMENT PROPERTY.

sHLL-I4NNESI MIN FhUFEhI1'
A GOOD BUY FOR AN INVESTOR-DOWN-
town property. in first commercial zone
July rented . Investigate this property and
maze an offer. o. b. ZANTZINGER CO.,
National 1911. 945 st. NV.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-09-03

has long tail, not all feathers as birds tail is, but like a lizards tail, long and thick, with bones and flesh and with feathers growing from it. It has two hind legs, with which it walked. When killed it was perched in a tree.
 It has two other limbs, like hands, which it probably used to climb about the trees instead of flying from bough to bough or climbing cliffs. It has curious eye fitted with a sort of armour and it's beak 471a inches long is armed with very strong teeth. Its head is like lizard and measures a yard long. It is believed that it lays square eggs.
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MUCH IMPROVED

Mrs. Ed Dwyer, well know old timer and resident fox rancher of Seldovia returned home yesterday on the s. s. Admiral Watson. Dur ing her stay at Seward, Mrs. Dwy- CT was guest at the Hotel Over-- land where she was convalescing under the care of Dr. A. D. Haver-- stock. She is returning to her Cook Inlet home much improved irl health.
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PORT OF MISSING MEN

ALLISON, Samuel-British War veteran. Enlisted in Canada in a Highland outfit. After war set tied in Los Angeles, Calf. Last heard from June, 1929, by his TO- year-old mother who resides in Scotland
 Any information concerning this man will be greatly appreciated. Please communicate with w. A. Porteous, The American Legion, 467 High St., N E., Warren, Ohio.
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AFTER BIG GAME

pr. Frederick Nichols, Sc a tile practitioner and head of sani- tarium at Preston, Washington will return to Seward from Nuka Bay in week or 10 days for big game hunt under the leadership of Mel Horner, well-known pioneer guide and local hotel operator.
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LEGAL NOTICE
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THA INTERIOR. GENERAL LAND OFFICE.
 DISTRICT LAND OFFICE
Anchorage, Alaska.

Anchorage. Alaska
 August 13, 1881
 Notice is hereby given that Nels Olaf Svedlund, entryman. together with his wit nesses Carl Albert Sholin and Henry Ohlsen- all of Homer, Alaska, has submitted final proof his homestead entry Anchorage O6257 for the WlaNWA sec. 20. WaSWA sec. IT, T. S. R.. l3 w. s. M. and it is now in the files tt the U. s. Land Office, Anchorage, Alaska. and if no protest is filed in the local land office at Anchorage, Alaska. within the period of publication thirty days thereafter said final proof will be accepted and final certi- ficate issued.
 J. Lindley Green,
 Register.
 Date First Publication, August 26, 1881. Late Last Publication. September 20. 1881. Pub: Aug 26 September 2, 9, 16. p all of 1881. lDf
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If you doubt our word, ask Doc" who last night ate the white meat from the alleged blue crane until he was pink in the face. Warren Neal, Charles Cramer and Doc, three men in a boat, first glimpsed the beast down the bay at dawn.
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LOCATE IN FAIRBANKS

A. B. Holden, division superin- tendent of the Pacific Information al AirWays, and Mrs. Holden, who arrived from Anchorage, are to make Fairbanks their home, ac- cording to the News Miner. MT. Holden will have charge of the flying operations of the Pacific International in that section.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-09-03
FLYING DRAGON SHOT BY DUCK HUNTER 0N
 EARLY MORN JAUNT

What is thought to be a flying dragon, a living relic of the ex- tinct flesh-eating archaeopteryx, was killed at the head of Resur- rection Bay Wednesday by Doc" Ward while on a duck hunt.
 It is an extraordinary bird. It
Seward daily gateway., 1931-09-03

The schooner Olive arrived in port yesterday from Kodiak to load a carload of coal for delivery at Kodiak. The Olive has been mak- ing a number of such trips this summer.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-09-03

Miss Eva Lucille Randall of Fairbanks became the bride of Charles E. Taylor, a prominent attorney of Fairbanks, in a mar riage ceremony performed there recently. says the News Miner.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-09-03

MT. and Mrs. Ed Crawford, their son Bennie, and Glenn Sandbeck. returned Wednesday night, after an enjoyable two-week's outing at Moose Pass and Hope.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-09-03

If you haven't tried RORLUCK'S Danish Ice Cream you have missed something good. Sold only at the Candy Cottage.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-09-03

Gabe Santos has changed the name of his restaurant from the AL aska Waffle House to the Poodle Dog restaurant.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-09-03

The herring seiner Newport II, arrived ii port this morning for supplies.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-09-03

Cream and we will deliver. Candy
 Phone for Horluck's banish Iet Cottage.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-09-03

The much discussed boOk-"The We'll of Lonliness" now available at the Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-09-03

Oscar Dahl returned to Seward Wednesday night from his Moose Pass mining claims.
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Seattle Ice Cream at ALASKA SHOP.
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Let us enlarge your favOrite snap shot. ALASKA SHOP
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ries, Allen E. Henkin, Maurice D.
HUNT, Robert z. Hutchinson. Evans L.
Insley, Louis E. Lilge, Donald j.
McGeary, Harold Rabenovets, Faye M.
Ritnour, Melvin D. Schecter, j. Major
Sherfey, william j. Shilling, Ralph E.
Wellens, Guy j. wilcox, Muriel M.
Fowler, Lillian Katz and Edward l..
Nelson.
James Monroe School, A. I. Sander
son, teacher:
To Business-Ozur Foxx. Albert L,
Spivok. Alexander Lynard, Ervel Bailey,
Dora Brotman, Gertrude Feifer Esther
Levin, Mildred Porcell and Frances E.
Scott.
To Central-Stanley Clayman, Carl
Pierce, Samuel Kurland, John Scopi,
James l.. Macuilla, Elmer Wurst and
Frank Newman.
To McKinley-Alfred De Nunzio.
Louis Gienoly, Ralph Gedney and
Aaron Herschkowitz.
LangdOn School, M. C. Luyster,
teacher:
To McKinley-Mary A. Banks, X.
Harriet Bartlett, George w. Bodkin,
Maurice F. Bresnahan, James G
Bryant, John F. Carter, Betty s
Clarke, Anna H. Corwin. Joseph M
Covey, John z. Culver. Doris E. De
Merritt, David w. Duffey, Beatrice B.
Dixon, Harry T. Gaghan. Nellie V. Cor
such, Leroy w. Green: Frances G.
Harding, Charles H. Lavender, N. Re-
becca Leonard, John G. Linthicum,
Richard D. Mclean, Alice A. Morgan,
j. Reagan Nix, Harold o. Pearce, wal
ter L. Richardson, Bill B. WALSH
Charles H. Walton and Mary Katherine
Williamson.
To Business-Margery A. America.
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DIVISION 8.

Henry d. Cooke School, B. L. Teel,
teacher:
To characterization o. Hantzmon,
Myrtle e. Peterson and Anna T. Roche.
To Central-Dominic Barranca, James
w. Carter, Robert B. Dunn, Earl B.
Fogle, Jane l. Gibbons, Katherine A.
Kellogg, Daniel D. Leonard, Nathan
Ritzenberg and Mary c. Soule.
z w. Tracy, teacher:
To Central-Frederick G.. Guttenplan,
Wilbur S. Metcalf. Max H. Morris,
George W. Richardson. Jay l.. Samuel,
William r. Speer. Hyman w. Witcover,
Margaret L. Carter, Alice K. Leake,
Susan B. Moore Gladys w. Murrell and
Mildred E. Valdez.
To Western-Arthur H. Murray.
John Quincy Adams School, M. Bur-
bank, teacher:
To Business-Jeanne NJ Hiser and
Sylvia Kahanov.
To Central-Kenneth E. Balm. Hor-
ace B. Bazan, Mary H. Bohlin, E. Flor
erce Bowen, Robert w. Duke, Lois E.
Krupsaw, James LansbuTgh, A. Ronald
Matthew. Harry w. McGinnis, E. Bur
rows Smith, Reed F. Taylor. Donald
w. Thomas and Robert N. Wynne.
To McKinley-EmanuelR r. Raffel and
Charles D. Topper.
To Western - Amelita v. Alfaro,
Emily c. Bayley, Eugene D. Broussard,
Edith C. Fitch, William w. Greene.
Robert L. Hansen, Catherine r. Knox,
LeClaire Perry, Ruth T. Riddle. Louie
H. Roddis. Betty B. Sanders, Mildred
c. Smith, Paul Tarver and Robert S.
Weisz
c. w. Wroe. teacher:
To Business - Virginia G. Catlett,
foF nnViS l.
val and Mary Neff.
To Central - Leah A. Gumerick,
Sybille P. NJ Nugent Donald Dunlap,
Jack D. Neff, Alvin L. Neumyer, jr.;
Robert w Perkins, quentin r. Porter;
Bernard J. Robb, Sam watkins and
Robert K. Williams.
To Western-Jean H. Barton, Eliza
beth Bethea. Marie c. Leonard and Ar
mold w. Ellis.
To McKinley-Carl Alderman, Robin
H. James. Frank M Mead, Edgar Miller,
Alfred B. Montague and Richard S.
Wertle.
Agnes M. Muntz teacher:
To Central-Daphne B. Fitzgerald
Claudia P. Harrell, Virginia B. Munsey,
Sue c. Pentz. James NJ. BRYAN, James
H. ChristopuloS, Edward w. Frank.
Clifford L. Frank. Leonard G. Cries
bauer, Robert p Hawthorne, Eddie P.
Kekenes. Gordon j. Koehler. William
Pitner, Roland S. Pruitt Addison w
Smith. Floyd A. Soule and Frank w.
Wright.
To Business-Yolanda H Brizzi. Jean
Grouse Catherine E. Garner, Betty
Vitale. jeanette S. Cohen and Doris E
Weigand
To Western-Ruth D. LaRue, Gladys
E. Lewis and John D. Mullock.
To McKinley-Dorothy McDonough
and Edward c. Talman.
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70 FROM DISTRICT
RECEIVE DIPLOMAS
Army Medical, Dental and
Veterinary Schools Grad
uate 81 at Exercises.

Nineteen Washingtonians were among
che 81 graduates to receive diplomas at
the commencement exercises OF the
Army Medical, Dental and Veterinary
Schools in the Red Cross House at
Walter Reed General Hospital Friday.
The Washington men graduated from
the Medical School were: First Lieuis.
Charles L. Baird, Samuel L. Cooke,
Henry W. Dame, John H. Fountain,
Jesse B. Helfrich, Jasper N. Knox, MIL
ford T. Kubin, Dwight M. Kuhns.
George E. Leone Alfred E. De Lorimer,
DIN F. McIlnay, Lawrence A. Mat
ternes, George D. Newton, Matthew G,
Pugsley, Joseph Steinberg, Wendell A.
Weller and William A. D. Woolgar.
Capt. Burlin c. Bridges and Capt. Ray
mond Randall, both of Washington,
both were given diplomas from the
Veterinary School.
Others Receiving Diplomas.
other graduates included: Medical
School-Flrst Lieuts. Robert M. Allott,
Harry G. Armstrong, Aubrey L. Brad
ford, Roland K. Charles, jr.; Arthur II.
Corliss, w. Henton Drummond, Robert
r. Estill, James D. Gardner, Charles G,
Gill, Clarence w. Hardy, Stakely F
haCcnSIJep SlldS d. f1dyNS, JOSSph y
Hornisher, George Horsfall Frederick
c.. Kelly, Charles l.. Leedham, Russell
S. Leone, Karl r. Lundberg, Harold B.
Luscombe, Clinton S. Lyter, Thomas N.
Page, William H. Powell, jr.; Francis
w. Pruitt, Jonathan M. Rigdon, Clement
F. st. John. Harold E. Schneider, Cleve-
land r. Stewart, Arthur L. Streeter,
Duran H. Summers and EliZardo
Castslanos y Ramos, captain in the
Cuban army.
Those of the Dental School were:
Majs Lester G. Ogg, Samuel j. Rohde,
Albert l.. Alexander, William B. Cald-
well, Dell S. Gray and William F,
Scheumann and First Lieuts. Mallory
C. Jones and Samuel r. Haven.
Gen. Wilmer Makes Address.
Veterinary School graduates from
outside Washington were: Capts. Claude
F. Cox, Oness H. Dixon. Arthur D
Martin, Robert p McComb and Scion
B. Renshaw and Second Lieuts. Austin
7. Getz and Edgerton L. Watson.
The diplomas were presented by
Brig. Gen. Carl r. Darnall, commandant
of the Army Medical Center, and
medals were awarded by Maj. Gen
Meritta w. Ireland Brig. Gen. VIII
liam H Wilmer of the Auxiliary Re-
serve gave the commencement address
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-01
ALMOST 700 PUPILS
FACE HIGH SCHOOL
Junior Institutions Now Re-
duce Elementary School
Graduates.

Nearly TOO boys and girls will leave
sheir ''little red school houses" tomor-
row to enter senior high school in what
will be their first experience in the
balls of specialized learning. They are
ahe children who have just completed
The eighth grade of the elementary
school course and who now will launch
the studies which will lead them to
college or to work.
These pupils are from elementary
schools not yet allied with the junior
high schools, which, under the new
educational system, modify the marked
difference between ohildhood's school,
ing and the education of youth. The
children in the District who go directly
from the elementary school to the SEN
ior high school are being reduced in
number with the opening of new junior
high schools each year.
Following are the 661 children off,
cially announced to make the advance
ut 9 o'clock tomorrow morning: