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Fstirnn Il administrador que

cconcmiza gonna el racionamien
to de In gGsolina or c, es.o. MI.
has porsoras cue haccn orosi
ci(u q bieran corprender me
ior les rrca,emas
Cuando asi habla5a ~Jett1rS $,
aalsban reunidos II RI. "cs.a
tantes para posponer Ia fechs
"a scna,ada. Pi k este "0,oNue'
N a~,a1;mi>nto de % ic u
onfercnc,a 5ora proparada en-
re los partidarios de IA pr6rt,
ga y Mr.. letters.
Como una m,dida temporal G
gobierno orden6 aver la cong
laci6n, con destino al ejtre,io
lei 4Oco de Ia mantequi,l1 alma
.cenada en- Ell pals.
Los consumidoreS no s,ntira
81 efecto Embellishments per-
81 para el mes de enero. FL eler
otto ha venido encontrando diff
Itultades para obtener la manta
Quilla que necesita.
La cantidad congolaia Is d
! 100000 a 80, 100000 dc !.
bras.
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NOTAS SOCIALE
(PoR MARIO %RoDRIGUEz)

tar su agradecimiento a esta
publication, en- su nombre y
ell de su padre Don Basilio Al
wares, lider republican, espa-
mol que luch6 en- Z s2ha cor
La Democracia y hey Sc en-
cuentra enfermo.
La Sra. Alvarez, a pesar
del POGO tempo que lleva en-
esta ciudad, va es bien como
cida de todoS. En- diStintas
ocasiones hemos tenido la O.
portunidad de aplaudirla en-
Sus danzas aragonesaS y an
daluZaS.
Agradecemos las frases que
nos dedica.
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LA DE ST. LEO
EMPATO CON TARPON
SPRINGS

Los equipos de futbol de Ia A
cademia St. Leo y los Eiponjc-
res de Tarpon Springs comoa'
.ieron aver en- la ciudad griega
lie la Florida,
Ca3a team hiDo 13 puntos y Ia
tornado finaliz6 con un empate
Ninguno de los dos "onceS'
conSigui6 anotar en- la primera
rarte de la batalla, eS deeir, Il
primera mitad del partido.
Por los ESponjeros supo dis
tiguirse ell captain Socrates Gre
tekoS.
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LOS NAILS C|ONCENTRAN
SUBMARINES CERCA DE


Washington, Nov. 2l.-El st
cretario de Marina Knox decla-
70 aver a los periodistas que 10,
razis acknowledgements concen-
tran submarines cerca de Gil
braltar, con ell prcp6sito de en-
torpecer o cortar las lineas de &C
municaciones de los Aliados.
"Ataques seran hechos, perC
la Inca no sera ~interrlmpida.'
Estima 81 secretario que Ron
mel tratara de hacer resiStencis
en- FL AgheIia.
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DIVORCIOS Y PLElTOS

Decretos: George +. Woods
contra Roxie l.. WooGs; Jimmie
Atkins contra Lille Atkins; Lois
Marie Webb contra Jose M
Webb; Yottie B. Melton contra
Marvin c. Melton; Murray E.
Joyner contra Lillian Jolher:
Viola NJ. Dowd contra Charles
H. Dowd Charlie Walker con-
ira Effie Walker; John Wagner
contra Hennah Wagner.
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No 10 divide

Eli lunes pr6xiTo, : on Ia Sia
la fiestas del Centre Espahol,
mpezara un curse, de 20 horas,
. PRIMERAS CURAS.
Seis completeness ~profcsorcs,
autorizadoS por la Cruz Roja A
lericana, tendran q su cargo "a
erSInanZa
Las clas es seran los Lunes y
Juaves. de ocho a diez de la no
che
Las inscripciones estan Adler
.as. I'll unico requisite indispen-
able es que listed sea mayor de
Is amos.
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Bale en- ell CircUlo

Otra de sus fiestas domini-
Gales ofrecera manana la So
ciedad Circulo Cubano, bajo
los auspicios de su Secci6n de
Recreo.
De permitirlo ell tempo Sc
usara ell romantico Patio-Jar-
din; de 10 %contrario, como ell
pasado Domingo, en- la sala
principal
No faltaran les acoStum.
brados premios en- metalico,
por medic del Spot Dance.
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Para el campamento

En- ell dia de hoy partidara pa
ra ell Campamento Blaming ell
Sr. Julian Ca.yo, appreciate ami
go.
Anhela defender el pals que lie
VIC nacer Y gustoaoment2 acude
a la llamada de- Ito SAM"
All despedirsa de nosotros, lie
deseamos mucha suerte en- su
rueva vida.
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MATRIMONlOS

Fred Brown, AZ, y Lilia Dolo-
nes, %; Wendell II Martin, %.
V Eta Lee Gore, 30; Bernard
Fudge Jr., % y Rheba Chamber
20; Earl H. Tllen, 3S, = Dorothy
f. Bogge, 81; LEis Greek, 35, y
Estelle Davis, 10; Roy p. Ma.
ker, 81, y Dorina Stewart, 18.
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Eduardo Loda,o

FL paz2do viarnes rarti6 para
81 C|arpamcnto Blandirr, a for
mar rarte del Ei6rcito j les a.
tadca Unidos, Ell joyen Eduardo
LC3atO.
Residia con sus padres, sspo-
SOS Andre, v Andrea Lodato,
en- ell zoos de la caila II.
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EMPEZARA Ell RACIONA.
MIENTO NACIONAL DE LA
GASOLINE Ell OLA l DE DC
Separada el 400 de la manteI
lila para ell Ej3rcito

Washington, Nov. 1.-El a
ministrador nacional de Ia
ma, William M. LETTERS, ann.
aver que 81 racionamiento ma
nal entrara en- vigor, sr1sar
las protestas, el dia l de dc.
bre.
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Agradecida
Carmencita Alvarez

En- una muy fina carta la
encantadora Srta. Carmenci-
ia Alvarez nos expresa su mas
profundo o~gradecimiento por
las lineas que lie dedicamos
en- pasados dfas, con motive
de su cumpleannos.
AL mismo tempo hace cons
La gaceta., 1942-11-21
Cumpleanos

In ell dia de hoy festeja su cum
oleanos la bella Srta. Olguta Fer
nandez, gala de ~nuestros salo-
res.
Cumple Is amos. Degaran a
ella innumerables felicitaciones
v regalos.
iFslicidades, Olguita!
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volvera a tocar Don Fran
cisco.
Los precios para los civiles
son los stguientes: Damas soc
Caballeros, 55c. Los soldados
Ia marines ,<.o Iagarau SOC.
Ccmenzara a las ocho de
la noche.
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tura 10 uno dc los dedos de "a
mano derecha.
Nos slegra saber de 81 pejo-
ria.
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Convalesciel.t

En- franco periOdo de cOnva.
lascercia Sc ~encuentra ell Sr
Raul Charbonier, estimado ami.
go.
Recientemente sufri6 Ia frac.
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IL deapidieror sus nmistades
y familiares
Salud.
La gaceta., 1942-11-21
GOTA DATE?
Don't neglect your Breath

II you've got o date with The girl friend. or
q business appointment. play Nnart and take
the proper pfccHuN0n tu ace tlit your breath
doesn't offend Unnecessarily. After all. moth
Ing e s0 iuegcusahle and 20 offensive. as
neglected case o. halitoais tbnd breath(. Be.
fore your next iate OR bu mess appointment,
rinse the mouth with Llsteriuo Antiseptic.
Almost Immediately your breath becomes
Hwocisr, puror. less likely 20 offend. Most
eases ~ hhlit0als, -ny some authorities, are
due 20 the fermentation 10 tiny food particles
IN the mouth. although some eB8es may be
due 10 8v-temic disorders. Against the for
mer condition. LnterIGe Anti optic works
wouuerB because b. Grsl haLb he iermenea-
ton and then overcome the od5rs Il causes.
Don't forget 20 use b. no the FIRST aid Of
thovaanda Of popular and successful people
LISTERIhE ANTISEPTIc
eLS Ma1a Ysgt ReSSA SRSsAsa !
Evening star., 1942-04-27
District Area Warned
OF Summer Program
OF Wafer Saving
Increasing Population
Toxine Supply Sources,
Engineers Office Reports

A warning that conservation of
water appears imperative" here
this summer, and that it may be
necessary to cut down on the
amount used for sprinkling lawns
and operating fountains was issued
today by the United States Engi-
neers office, which is serving as CO.
ordinator for the various water
supply agencies of the District and
its environS.
Pointing out that the rapidly in
creasing population is taxing exist
ing sources of supply, the Office said
"In view of this condition, it may
be necessary to curtail the use Of
water in the District of Columbia,
the Washington Suburban Sanitary
District, Arlington County. and in
Falls Church, Va, during the heavy
demand periods of the coming sum-
mer season by the placing of cer-
tain restrictions on the use of water
for the watering or sprinkling of
lawns. shrubbery, flowers, or gar
dens. the operation of fountains
other than those equipped with re-
circulating facilities the flushing OF
'&doealks. etc. C6nsumers win also
be. urged to curtail the use Of water
fors all other purposes Wherever
possible.
Such conservation appears i'm
perative, and while all of the
agencies are making the utmost
efforts to increase the output of
water, it will not be possible to
augment the water supply before
the heavy demands of the summer
season occur"
Evening star., 1942-04-27
Suburban Hospital
Association 10 Name
Trustees Thursday
Bethesda Chevy Chase
Residents Seek Funds for
100 Bed Institution

Election Of permanent beard Of
trustees will feature a meeting OF
the newly organized Suburban Hos
pital Association at pm Thurs
day ut the Bethesda County Build
ing.
The association is composed of
residents of the Bethesda Chevy
Chase area who seek Federal funds
for the erection of 100-bed hospi-
tai to serve the two communities.
Plans are expected to be drawn
up for a program to help celebrate
National Hospital Day, May II.
Randolph G. Bishop, temporary
chairman of the organization, has
instructed Paul Banfield to ar
range citizens rally at 8 pm. on
that date at Leland Junior High
School.
Six organizations In the area
have Endorsed the hospital project,
according to Joseph D. Montedonico,
chairman Of civic groups co-opera-
ton. They are:
Bethesda Chevy Chase Civic
Council, Montgomery County Civic
Federation, Chevy Chase Women's
Club. Women's Club of Bethesda,
Battery Park Citizens Association
and the Bethesda Chevy Chase Ro-
tary Club.
The following committee chair
men have been appointed. Dr. Irene
Barrett, professional policies: DR..
Charles r. l.. HALEY, medical sur
vey, and Lee D, Butler, financial
contributors.
Evening star., 1942-04-27

With the start of work on the
widening of Twenty-third street
NV. from Constitution avenue to
Washington Circle and its extension
from N street to point just south
of @ street, the District today has
under way the third of four ma jor
projects designed to improve Dis
trict approaches to the Potomac
River bridges.
Trees lining Twenty third from
the circle 10 Constitution avenue
have been removed to make way for
the widening job and paving already
is getting under way. However, the
entire project, involving construc-
ton of an underpass at Virginia
avenue in addition to the develop
ment north of N street, is not ex-
pected to be completed until October.
One section of the thoToughfare-
the three blocks between Washing
ton Circle and N street-will remain
untouched as far as any ajor
alterations are concerned. The
street in that sector will not be
widened. the District Highway De-
partment said.
Extension of the street north Of
Evening star., 1942-04-27
Hospital Funds Action
Sought in Alexandra

By Staff Correspondent OF The star
ALEXANDRIA, Va, April 27.-
The Alexandria City Council will be
asked tomorrow night to urge the
Federal Works Agency to allocate
funds to expand hospital facilities
here.
City Manager Carl Budwesky said
today an application was made to
the F. w. A. last July for the funds,
but no action has been indicated.
The money is being sought under
the Lanham Act.
The Alexandria Hospital now has
room for about one out of every
1000 inhabitants of the city. The
funds being sought would provide
for 100 additional beds and 30-bed
isolation ward.
Also scheduled for the Councils
consideration tomorrow night Is an
amended health ordinance provid-
ing that barber shop employees un-
dergo examination for communica-
Bile diseases. Council last week
passed similar amended ordi-
nance applying to restaurant and
tavern employees.
Evening star., 1942-04-27
Jamestown CoIonisis'
Anniversary Marked
n, lhe Aksociatfd prtss.

D. the Associated Press.
NORFOLK, Va, April 27.-The
335th anniversary of the planting oil
\ cross at Cape Henry by the first
permanent English settlers IN the
new world was commemorated yes
terday In ceremonies held at Christ
and st. Luke's Church.
Yesterdays exercises we're the first
held away from Cape Henry since
the annual pilgrimages we're be-
gun in 1896.
rhs landing Of the jamestown
settlers at Cape Henry. April 20,
1907, was described by Bishop VIII
liam A. Brown, Of the Episcopal do
cese Of Southern Virginia, as SYM
bolic III that which brought our
Chrisisn cixiliEation w az S1ss
Con narden, rahihs In sJainesE
town eolonAets for their courage md
willingness to endure trials, said:
The period ahead of us will re-
uuire almost the same measure OF
sacrifice and courage those early
settlers displayed, The future OF
the English h-speAking peoples and
the other small nations whose peo-
pie believe in individual liberties Is
on trial in this struggle. hope we
all will show courage and the patti
ence those people at jamestown
had. to the end that the victory may
be ours
Evening star., 1942-04-27
Forest Fires Now Under Control
In Fairfax and Prince Georges

While firefghters continued today
to battle several large forest fires
in other sections of Maryland and
Virginia fires in nearby Fairfax and
Prince Georges Counties appeared
to be under control
Watchers from the District Re-
formatory at Lorton were posted
today in Fairfax County, south of
Burke, Fairfax Station and Clifton
Station where forest fire burned
over a 12-mile front Saturday and
Sunday. Supt. Ray Huff of the re-
formatory dispatched about 200
trustworthy prisoners Saturday night
and again yesterday to help several
hundred volunteer firemen and res
identS
Oficials of both States were in
vestigating reports of incendiarisrn
and they urged care in setting camp
or brush fires.
Evening star., 1942-04-27
Eight Members
OF Man Power
Unit Appointed
lund With Head
w. P. B. Lubor Section
List Discloses
a, tnt Assos1.tea rress.

n, ths ASSOCIATED Presss
President Roosevelt has named
the eight members OF the War
Man Power Commission which will
channel the Nations labor supply
into the war effort Its chairman
is Federal Security Administrator
McNutt.
The Presidents selections an
nounced yesterday are Wendeii
Lund. head OF the new labor pro-
duction division OF the War Pro-
duction Board. James v. Forrestai'
Undersecretary OF the Navy; Seere-
tary Of Agriculture Wickard. Sec
retary of Labor Perkins. Gold
thwHite II. Dorr, New York lawyer
who has been civilian consultant TO
Secretary Of War stimson since Jan.
uary; Chairman Donald Nelson OF
the w. r. b.: Maj. Gen. Lewis b.
Hershey, selectiye service director,
and Arthur s. Flemming, member
OF the Civil Service Commission.
The announcement of Mr. Lund's
selection was the first ofiicial dis
clnsure OF his appointment to the
new labor unit OF w. p. B. He is
IS And has been executive director
OF the Michigan Unemployment
Compensation Commission. In Fed
eral employ lew years ago, he
worked in the Agriculture and In
terror Departments. An A. +. L.
c. I. O. committee recommended
him to the President Friday.
Each member of the commission
win represent the agency to which
he Is now attached. All the agencies
given representation deal with some
phase OF recruiting and training
men for the armed services or for
Government and civilian Jobs.
Evening star., 1942-04-27

Fires have burned for several days
in the Blue Ridge Mountains in
the western section of Loudoun
County and have threatened farm
homes. They started near the
Charles Town highway and are now
burning on both sides of the noun
tain within s miles of Bluemont,
where many washingtonians have
summer homes.
Hundreds of men have been called
to fight the Loudoun County fires
and the Round Hill and Purcellyille
fire companies have been called TO
protect farm homes.
A serious outbreak was reported
yesterday near Bay Ridge, in Anne
Arundel County. Md, by Assistant
State Forester Walter j. Quick.
Blazes occurred over the week end
in the mountains of Western Vir-
ginia, in the Piedmont and central
sections, and in the tidewater area.
Evening star., 1942-04-27
Seven Persons Killed
On Virginia Highways

By the Associated Press. -
6GSen persons lost their liz in
aec;dents on Virginia highways over
Tie week end Five deaths resulted
from a three-car collision on high
way 460 near Waverly last night.
In addition one man was killed by
a train.
Victims of the accident near Wa
verify were:
Ralph Younker, of Hartford,
Conn, killed instantly; Alvin Mont
gomery of Hartford. who died about
three hours after the accident in a
hospital at Petersburg; Mary Driver
and Beatrice Lawrence. colored, of
Portsmouth, and an unidentified
colored woman.
Mr.. Younker and Mr.. Montgomery
were baseball players and had been
expected to fill regular berths this
season with the Hartford club of
the Eastern League, a Boston
Braves farm Mr.. Montgomery, a
catcher, played with the Braves last
year.
Occupants of the third car in the
collision were not injured
Other dead included a man iden-
titled as William John Lotion, ad-
dress unknown. killed by a pas
senger train of the Richmond, Fred
ericksburg a. Potomac Railway near
Rixcy In Caroline County.
Evening star., 1942-04-27

N will create a new artery designed
to provide a direct route from the
Northwest to Arlington Memorial
Bridge. Heavy traffic from Massa-
chusetts and Florida avenues will
feed into this new artery and empty
into the Lincoln Memorial area.
The Twenty-third street extern
sion will follow the curve of Rock
Creek Park. along the upper level of
the park, to a point just south of
the P Street Bridge, where it will
connect with road leading down
into the park and another new road
way. from the @ Street Bridge.
From the point where it joins the
two roadways to Washington Circle,
Twenty-third street will be made
a permanent one-way sohthbound
artery In like manner, Twenty
second street will be used perma-
nently for northbound traffic, at
least from Pennsylvania avenue.
Highway Director H. C. Whitehurst
said Twenty second may be made
one-way permanently from Virginia
avenue At present. 1t = one way
southbound during the m4rning rush
hours. and one way horthbound
Evening star., 1942-04-27

during the afternoon rush period
The section of Twenty-third which
Is being widened-from the circle to
Constithtion--will be for two-way
traffic at all times.
Twenty-third street was specifi-
cally named in the Arlington Me-
mortal Bridge Act as one of the
main approaches TO the Memorial
Bridge. and the job of making it
live up to its name is going to cost
almost $4,000
The contract for the widening
and paving work between Constitu-
ton and the circle is for Sl89, ,795.
The extension north of N street will
cost S57,764 and the underpass,
which will be in the line of Virginia
avenue, will cost S145, ,444.
The two other projects in the
bridge approach program now under
way are the Fourteenth street
grade separation and the extension
of Independence avenue from Four
teenth street to the Lincoln Me-
mortal area. The fourth project not
yet started. Is the X street viaduct,
to bypass traffic through George
town to Key Bridge
Evening star., 1942-04-27
Arlington viii Test
13 AH-Roid Sirens
Twice Every Week

Arlington County;s I3 sir-raid
sirens will be tested at ll;55
a m. each Wednesday and Sat
uriay beginning this week. 1t
was announced TODAY by Clifton
@. 5toneburner. county defense
co-ordinator.
The test viii consist OF a 10
second blast on the sirens. Mr..
Stoneburner said. He warned
county residents that II the blast
continued for two minutes, its
the real thing
Ten additional sirens. ordered
some time ago. have arrived and
win be placed In operation as
soon rs wire is available. Mr..
Stoneburner stated.
Evening star., 1942-04-27
Green Meadows-ChiNum
Bus Service Ordered

b. the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, April 27.-The Pub
lie Service Commission today di-
rected the Capital Transit Co. OF
Washington to provide passenger bus
service to the Green Meadows and
Chillum areas in PRINCE Georges
County. II
DEVELOPMENT in the areas CLEARLY
justifies tf,1 requireS extars sf,msnt
of such service,'' the cont1nission
said.
The company win operate the
service over the most practicable
route to the Maryland District OF
Columbia line to connect with its
system in Washington.
The order directed that the service
be established as soon as possible
and not later than May 3.
Evening star., 1942-04-27
Fairfax Wheat Farmers
Vote on Quota Saturday
speeial piapateh . Ths star!

Special Dispatch TO The star.
FAIRFAX, Va, April 27.--Ths
wheat market referendum for Fair
fax County win be held Saturday.
william C. Walker OF Forestville.
chairman of the County Agricultural
Committee of the Agricultural Ad-
justment Administration, has an-
nounced.
Becaues- of the limited number
of eligible voters. MIR. Walker said
all balloting will be in the A. A. A.
Office in the courthouse. Voting
hours will be from o am. TO PM.
There viii be no voting by proxy
or agent. Farmers who may be
out of the county May 2 may vote
by mail. However, to be counted
the ballot must be in the ONCE be-
fore closing Of the polls.
Included in the rules for eliei-
bility are that sufficient acreage has
been planted In wheat, the normal
yield Of which is 200 bushels or more,
or that Is acres or more have been
planted. A person entitled to share
In the proceeds Of the crop also Ia
eligible TO vote.
Evening star., 1942-04-27
State Fully Prepared
To Meet Invasion,
Gov. 0'Conor Says
Executive Addresses
Preparedness Porode
At Hoeerstown
BY the Associated Press.

Ey tDc ASSoClHLcG fTeSo.
HAGERSTOWN, Md, April 27.-
Maryland, fully aware of the dam
gers of attack on its Atlantic coast
line, has prepared a deadly welcome
to possible enemy invaders, accord
ing to Gov O'Conor.
The Governor, declaring that the
States strategic points were las
safe as military preparedness can
make them," told the Hagerstown
civilian defense parade crowd yes
terday that Maryland knows there
is a war, and is prepared right up
to the hilt.''
State to Be Ready.
Warning that "the enemy has sur
prises for u.s." Gov. O'Conor said
Maryland could rest assured that,
as far as it has been humanity pos
sible to do. every effort has been
made, and every means at our COM
mand used, to prepare so COM
pletely, SO efficiently, that we will be
ready for any eventuafity." s.
Gevs O'corior stressed. however
the necessity for guarding against
possible sabotage, and said that be-
cause there had been so little np. to
now, evsrysg1tizen yHhould be- a4Ft
The military leaders who are
definitely charged with combating
that phase of enemy action assure
us that there will be sabotage and,
unless they are greatly mistaken, it
will strike our own State of Mary
land among the very first"
He said officials had determined
that Axis agents were fully organ
lied along the Atlantic seaboard,
and were convinced that saboteurs
mot only are working in many of
our war industry plants, but that in
some instances they occupy key po-
sitions where they can cause great
damage when they consider that
the time is ripe"
137 800 Enrolled for Defense.
I'VE must take it for granted that
both Germany and Japan viii re-
taliate for recent bombings by bomb
ing us if it is at all within their
power"
Gov. O'Conor reported 1870
Marylanders had enrolled for civil
ian defense work and that the num-
Der of minute men" totaled more
than 5000.
He said the State Guard was ready
for action. and with the minute men
will be Maryland's own welcoming
committee for enemy parachute
troops.
Evening star., 1942-04-27
Virginia Tech Honors
Four D. c. Students

Four residents of Washington
and three of Northern Virginia have
been elected to honorary fraterni-
ties at Virginia Polytechnic Insti-
tute. it was announced today at
Blacksburg, Va.
w. o. Quesenberry of Washing
ton was named to Scabbard and
Blade. honorary military society.
New members of Pi Delta Ep-
sion. honorary Journalism frater-
nifty. include G. NJ Badger. w. H.
Dunham and E. M. Vaughan of
Washington, H. S. Turner and C.
w. wilson of Staunton and M. s.
Wright of Arlington
Evening star., 1942-04-27
Paralysis Victim Given
Purty in Hospital

Frank Gambino, jr., observed his
18th birthday in q wheel chair at
Gallinger Hospital yesterday, and
members of his family celebrated
the event by giving him q little
party.
The youthful victim of infantils
paralysis was feted by his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gambino. 400
block OF z street NV. and two of his
IL brothers and sisters--Marie, Ii,
and Frances, IT.
They gave the patient a set OF
naval toys and ice cream, candy and
cake
Frank was stricken last August.
He has been recovering slowly and
now is able TO walk little. Phy-
sicians hope for complete recovery.
His father Is an electrician.