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Certificate in Law
Brown, Joseph A. Wyche, Thomas H.
Dnctnr of Medicine

Browne, Hugh PinderhugheS c. A.
Galloway, Arthur F. Prince. PoNv A.
Galloway. William c. Quander, Milton F.
DObSOn, r. A. il. Riley, Cyril A.
Friedman. A. W Robertson, J. W, Jr.
GoldSon Vernon F. Sunderland, r. E.
Goodwin. w. P. Solomon, David NJ.
EIggS, Joseph j. Smith, Ralph w
Hunt. Charles c. TOney, Ellis E. Jr.
Johnson, A l.. II. watts. Charles D.
johnson. T H Whiting, oscar H, jr.
McCampbell. f. J. Williams. E. A.
Norment, Mary E. Wiltshire, Egbert V.
Doctor of Dental Surgery.
FriedenthaL A. L. Cephas. Albert H
Bunch. " o. jr. Harris, Drexel B.
Mitchell. w. A. Fraser, Ivan G.
Page, James Z. QUain, Samanto
Price. Wendell L. Smith. BIggS F.
RraWley, H St J. AIercad0. Jose A.
Shakespeare, A ST. r. Fisk. Marvin M
Jones. James P, II. Moore. Wallace Y.
Bran, George W. Cameron. James 2.
Certificate Of Oral Hygiene
Johns. Elizabeth I Mason, Yer MelIe
Lee, Hazel Y.
Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy.
BuTley Howard L. Shepherd. ULYSSES c.
Colbert Frank L. wilson, B. w,
Glddnes, Z. I. WiNEate. Mary E.
Madison, Frances /
Master of Arts
Alien james :. Reeves, FiIzabeth W.
AnglIn Jean c Richie, Willis
Baker, Lester V ROGERS, jefferson ?.
Campbell. Dorothy NJ Seldom, IneZ /
Fowler. Andrew Slaves. Oliver W.
Gutherle, Alclbia Z. Ware Ardella c.
Hawkins F. r WINSTON, Martha II.
NelChOr Beulah II. Alers Arturo
MltCham, NJ. n.
Master of Arts in Social Work.
Tiegctt, Idella Tyler
Master of Science.
Brandon. A. z. jr. Delaney. Harold
De Haney K. G. James, UlInent l..
Certificate in Social Work
Chase, Anthony B. Smith, Elsa Nevella
Hill. Louise F. Ward. Ruby S.
Mltcham, Fhz p Wilkinson. Grace W.
Pinkney, Norma F. Worsely, willis p.
List Of Interncs, Frcedmcn's Hospital.
Medical
Browne. Hush Riley. Cyril
GOldSOn. Vernon T. Watts, Charles n.
Greorle7, Charles Z. Williams, Emerson A
johnson. Arthur L, Wiltshire, Egbert V.
Johnson. Theodore WhIrng, Oscar H
Pierce TalfOurd J Wlnfree, ItsterveIt S
PinderhugheS c A. Solomon, David NJ.
Prince, Polly Ann
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DEr VnE 0UD01DlZIVQ
Meat Boadha just established by the government
.ArmedF Forces the War
Administration Office
packing industry government
The first meeting O is lis for Monday, Jn7.
This projected O
and the governmental
day and week such
n esuppy
This will swift
the good from this meatre
We believe thinking American
family and who
10
Anything hinder
patriotic S O
The proposed subsidy,
off O the eboardu undera grave handicap
This edsofm
OF dols without solving problems Black
Market
to these problems the
The meat industry hereby recommending
the subsidy
heard all sides
them n of the publ good.
say-Giu the War Meat Boada su;ding
AMERICAN MEAT Institute
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Master Of Arts in Social Work.
1LnLI-, H..
LIS Of Interncs. Frccdmcn,s Hosnital.
Medical

UFUTdT.
Jones, James p.
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PipderhugheS. c. A.
Prince, Polly A.
Quander, Milton F.
Riley, Cyril A.
Robertson. J. W, jr.
Sunderland, r. E.
solomon, David NJ.
Smith, alph w.
Toney, Ellis E. Jr.
Watts. Charles D.
Whiting, oscar H, jr
Williams. E. A.
Wiltshire, Egbert Y.
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Bachelor of Arts. Gum Lauda
Bachelor of Science. Cum Laude

Berry, Theresa 0. Jones, George l.
Canegata Gladys f Logan. Lula Mae r
Crutchfield, OrvIlle F. R0ett. Catherine ] F
Dolby. Vera n THOMPSON. Gene Z.
Hunter, Henry J
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Visiting in Chicago

Mrs. Frank L. Bromley OF
North Woodward avenue is IN
Chicago visiting her son-in-law
and daughter, Capt. and Mrs.
Benjamin MiCou.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard G..
English of Cranbrook road and
Mrs. William NJ PurveS of Old
Salem court left last week for
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy X. Loud
of Lone Pine court have re-
turned from visit with Mr..
Mrs. II. d. Peters at Ithaca,
n. Y.
Mrs. William a. Hurst of De-
troit is the guest Of Mrs. r. r.
Sterling of Sterling Croft for
week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Cooking Schoo Program

NoNRESTICTED meats such as liver, heart, kidneys and
~ tongue available the butcher shops and be
made into tasty meat dishes if properly prepared
At Tuesdays cooking school Miss Clare Gordon home
with the National Live Stock and Meat Board will
show homemakes what be done with these which
all so high in food value
Miss Gordon will also include in her demonstration dishes
which supplement for
Simple and attractive salads will he featured by Prudence
Penny the school and Mrs Gladys department OF
labor inspector, will be guest speaker.
Mrs Sooma will talk child labor laws and tell
thing Of the industries that successfully employ after
school hours
The Detroit Times Cooking Schools held on Tuesday
at 80 in the afternoon the fifth floor Of The Detroit Times
Building Your ticket Of admission your Homemakers Club
membership card.
you not member Of the club and would like
attend the school, join the lobby of The Times Build
ing, Tuesday, before class starts.
There is 1O-ccnt charge FOR your membership card.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Valentine Luncheon

THE ANNUAL Valentine
luncheon and games party of the
Fisher Y Mothers Club Will be
held at 1890 Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Convention FroIic
Planned by COP

TO HONOR delegates and
party supporters who will attend
the state convention in Detroit,
Friday. the Wayne County Re-
publican Committee will sponsor
convention Frolic Thursday
evening in the Book Cadillac
Hotel.
From s to 9 p. m. there will
be reception for Republican
officials followed by buffet
supper, dancing and floor show.
James w. Lyons is general
chairman Of the frolic and Mrs.
A. w. Humphrey co-chairman.
Mrs. Charles A. Dean Jr, is in
charge of entertainment and the
reception committee includes:
MEsDAMEs
Fred r Murphy Don Ogden
Wilhet Brucker William NJ NsrtE
Howard Wheeler Maxwell Case
MESSERS.
Ben q Shepherd Aru1in n Ormos
John Talbot Edward 4. Wro-
Clarence r. Hoh- blesk
man George T. Cart
Charles A. RoX- wright
borough
On the hostess committee ere:
MESDAMES
Harold l.. Blyden- Fred Dempsey
burEh Alvin CareW
Fannie Allen Mary STREET
John l.. Reed John r. Aaron
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Mrs. Ray Hare S Home
Mecca in Fort Wayne
BY THE BYSTANDER

MRS. RAY NJ. HARE, like
NI many another officers
wife, is at home anywhere in
the world,
But her thoughts still turn,
now and then, 10 her glrlhood
home in San Antonio. Tex. And,
like any Texan far from home,
she longs in the spring for the
sight of the blue bonnets bend
ing in the soft wind
Mrs. Hare carries blue bonnet
seeds and plants wherever she
goes, but they have not yet
hloemed for heF-iH- Michigan.
in Germany, in New Jersey, in
Massachusetts.
IL suppose they require the
dry. poor soil OF Texas that
cant be found anywhere else"
she says.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Letchworths Visit

Mr., and Mrs. Godfrey Letch-
worth Jr. Of Buffalo. n. Y, ar
rived Friday at the home of
Mrs. Letchworth'S parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter l.. Fry of
Vaughan road. Mr. Letchworth
is returning to Buffalo Monday.
but Mrs. Lctchworth Will re-
main for two weeks.
Mrs. Frederick j. Robinson Of
Lone Pine road is spending the
remainder Of the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. Louis Hyde
of Detroit in SeebrinC, Fla.
Mrs. Frank l.. KlingcnSmith
If Southheld road entertained
members Of the DubS Club on
Tuesday
Celia Merrill Of Will O'Way
has joined the Women'S Aux
iliary Army Corps. and reports
for duty in DcS Moines on Mon
DAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Brings Back Gift

Fortunately, Colonel Hare,
commanding officer of the army
ordnance depot at Fort Wayne,
appreciates his wife's affection
for her old home and, on a re-
cent business trip 10 the Lone
Star State, he brought back a
gift Mrs. Hare says is the best
she ever had.
1t is q large and beautiful
painting of a Texas landscape
with a brown hill in the back
ground and a field of blue bon
nets. 1t hangs over the fire.
place In the attractive quarters
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

parents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Ozenghar of Kentfield road.
Ed Hackett. son of MIR. and
Mrs. B. j. Hackett of Warwick
road ended his work at the Uni
Versity of Michigan and left
Thursday for Fort Custer. Be-
fore his departure, he was host
at a dinner for some of his fra
ternity brothers of Sigma Phi
Epsilon. The young men pres
ent were;
MESsRs
VIII Hamilton Allan Bot
John Power William RAhfeiAon
William Templetin
Robert Ries. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank RieS of Sunderland
avenue, arrived from Duke Uni
versity TO spend a few days be-
fore leaving for Fort Custer
Thursday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

the Hares occupy in Fort Wayne
and is much admired, especially
by visiting Texans.
Colonel Hare was a captain in
World War ! and was sent TO
Germany as part of the Ameri-
can Army of Occupation. Mrs.
Hare, a bride, went over with
the first boatload Of American
officers wives who were per-
mitted 10 Join their husbands.
Her older son, now Ii. Ray NJ.
Hare Jr. of the army air forces,
was born in Germany.
The -HareS and their younger
son. Howard, q are extremely
popular at Fort Wayne.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Bddminton
Warns EN-
In Hills Gym
BLOOMFIELD HILLS.


Feb, 13.
THE main attraction out in
l. the Hills these cold days
is indoor badminton. The Bad
minton Club. which has been
going on for several winters
again is in full swing over at
Cranbrook School gymnasium
despite the lack of heat in the
gym. The sport keeps them
warm.
Club president this year Is
Walter Skinner. Mrs. Edward
T. Bennett is secretary and II.
II. HemStead is treasurer. Those
who play most frequently in
clude.
MEssRs AND MEsDAMES
Walter T. Bromley Arthur Crcenwsld
{. w Mover J. II. Sheldon
James r. Harrison
Miss Elizabeth Linton
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
A Husky, Rosy Lot

They arrived there in June
and, before the month was out.
Mrs. Hare had established the
first Red Cross unit the base
had ever had.
Fort Wayne is full of chill
dren and they are a husky lot.
Maj Francis {. Hood, eXecu-
tive officer, has two, who are
pets Of the place. They are
Clyde Norman, 2, and Virginia
Ruth, six months old.
Mrs. Hood also finds time to
conduct a little sewing school
for other officers daughters.
Turning up twice a week for
lessons in cutting and fitting
and hemming are Joan Jantz,
Janice Frady, kaylaine Miller
and Raj Kunkelmann.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
RosedoIe Park Boys
Return on urIoushs

MIR. AND MRS. EDWARD
Ava FITZGERALD of Outer
drive entertained at an open
house party for their son. Jack,
while he was on furlough from
the navy. Jack returned TO the
Seabees and West Coast by
plane.
Homer Ozenghar Jr.. who is in
the air forces at Camp Crowder,
Is home on furlough with his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

Csnuts Water is pure, safe,
tQlofless and cfJstL .cleIf.
Proved harmless a. one Of
hmentat Greatest Universities.
No skn test Is needed.
. lSyeis without sngie ioiurJ.
No Other Product Can
Make All These Claims
Lssi'nF dealers in most ~ Amenrss
luFsst Cites sell more Canute
Wafer than III other hair colOring
Preparations combined
6irrhelton sile ti.i5H drug stores.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Mothers Club TO See Film

A TECHNICOLOR travel film
Of Sun Valley and Utah Will be
shown at the meeting of North
western Mothers Club Tuesday
in Fisher Branch YMCA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Home From California

Mrs. Peter Schneider OF Rose
mont road and Mrs. Arthur Car
penter have returned from Cali
fornla where they went 10 visit
Mrs. Carpenters son. Arthur
Carpenter OF the Marine Air
Corps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Elphick
Of Glastonbury road have as
their guest Mr.. Elphick's
Continued on Page Ski
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Mrs. Giddey Starts South

MRS. RICHARD IT. GIDDEY
and her daughter. Suzanne, of
Santa Barbara drive left early
m the week for Palm Beach.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

II you have gray hair, jus, vet j, with
Csnute Water A few applications will com.
pletely re.tolor II, similar 70 us former
natural shade =. IN one day. II you wish
After that attention only once q month will
keep ii young.lookng.
Your hair will retain ITS naturally soft
texture and lovely new color even after
shAnpooing. preparation, curling or waving
], remains dean and natural 10 the touch
and looks natural IN any light
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-12

FREE TRANSPORTATION TO TEXAS. NO
Job, 1-way trip. only. Single cars and we
furnish gas and OIL For information, call
MR.. HOMMEL, co. 9770.
DRIVERS go. District permits, to help
drive to Kaiser shipyards Portland Greg
rep. ID; refs. EXCHANGED. Elk. 1927. 13'
DRIVERS for !ate-model cars to Shreve-
port, Ia. Free transportation. 81
HAWKINS, 1888 14th st. NV. DU 4455.
DRIVING TO TAMPA. FIA-SAT. MORN,
FEB. 18th. Can take passengers, Phone
Mr.. Miller, DE. O946
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SODA FOUNTAIN, steam table,
showcases, ETC., good values. no
priority required. Call at 2115 G.
st. NV, between 8 and 4.
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BABY CHICKS.
ROOMS FURNISHED.

BARRED ROCKS, r. I. Reds, white Leg
horns. Conkeys Y-O feeds. James Feed
Store, $40 < st NV. Metropolitan OOs9.
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wk.. single rms: dble., 81: clean, warm:
10 min. dtown; baths, shower, c.h.W,,
CONF beds, auto gas ht AID. 1880,
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BOATS.

BOATS.
EvINRUDE and Elto cupboard motors;
Thompson boats new and used; service
and parts: used parts: factory representa-
tives. 737 18th Sc.
WANTED-Outboard motors, regardless Of
size or condition: cash for same. 1877
18th st. Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-12

ROOMS. KITCHEN BATH: UNYOK-
nished; gas heat: $4,000. ME- 1o47. lls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-12

suite cRfppendae s mah bunean P hyfe
tables, S12..75 and up: Hollywood beds (sin-
gle. %. double): also French. commodes and
tables, complete line OF bedding, knee
hole desk and secretaries studio couches
tsingle), dinette sets. rugs. ONCE furn.
nah. coffee tables: end tables. Lincoln
Furniture Co.. S07 Pa. ave. NV.
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P1ckups, dumps, fats. stakes winch Jobs,
vans. tractor, trailers, parts, road graders
tools, machinery, bench vises. drill presses
212l Bladersburg I'd ne IT,
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TWO MAIDS,
S135 A MONTH

Colored, for private family of adults.
One as cook and 1st-hoor worker. the
other as chambermaid and do light laun-
DRY, Liberal time off. Live in, comfortable
quarters. Call Woodley GAIT between
4 30 and Z pm. and between o and
II ~
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SITUATIONS WoAEN.

BookkEEPER-Do you need fast, ac-
curate bookkeeper? Five years expert
ence; capable, conscientious. pleasant per
sonality. Complete charge. Salary, $40 per
week In Northwest section only. Call
Mlchlgan 2S92 between e and : pm l2'
GIRL colored, high school. knowledge of
bkkpe typlng, cleaning Offices. Hours,
4 to 10 I'm. TR. 1899
LADYS MAID, French also good valet,
excellent seamstress willing to do chamber
work 1861 Conn. ave NV.
SECRETARY, available. well educated, ex-
perlenced: responsible. Telephone Mich
igan 1854. to g. ~
SECRETARY with 10 years Government
experience wishes typing, bookkeeping and
miscellaneous Office work TO be done at
nome. Box AJAX, Star. 10
STENO., capable, legal and medical exp.
wishes work few evenings week. T:30-9:3O
sundays, part time. WO. S543. Call
after pm.
STENoGRAPHER and typist, bookkeeper
desires work to be done at home, ex-
perienced' neat and accurate. Falls
Church 1134-W.
SOUTHERN GIRL of attractive appear
ance, age 20. three and half years college,
three summers hospital work, interested in
receptionist work in private firm or doc
tors office. Please describe position fully
in first letter. Box 122-Y, Star.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES. calculators, type
writer. all kinds. any -cond; top price
Sun. and ewes. co. 1925; week. DI. 1872.
BABY CARRIAGE. coIlapsible, good con-
BABY WALKER STROLLER, metal, in
good condition. TELEPHONE Glebe 6476.
bedroom living room. odd pieces Of any
s ss5s; s s5 P SA zs gsd cs sz $:S
BEDROOM, dining, living room furniture.
ING carefully: STORAGE. ia. 1887. 12'
BEDROOM SUITES. office furniture. din
tors. glassware and rugs. Dupont 0513. 16'
CAMERAS. movie equip, photo supplies
CASH. Trade! Brenne6, 943 Pennaa; ave
used clothing Berman's: l5s 7th h. st. i NV >
NE. 1857. Open eve. viii call.
GIea adssne prices ps ab 70, mems
81 $3.50. Open eve. viii ca call Ill 3d. nv"
FURNITURE-Househo furnishings of all
china Cali any time. RE i: 1904. ME. 5$i7.
nsnr ats s''ys t ca
$40 am. 81 pm, Columbia 1915
ELECTRIC PERPETRATORS. washing
Kn sny condton ca nf Inds 60
minutes. Franklin Obs
FURNITURE and general household goods,
large Or small lots. wanted at once Also
chine. Call today, Mr.. Grady, MA 1920.
FURNTTURE-Want to buy some good
used household goods, also piano. Phone
evenings after Z. Republic 3672. 49,
prices paid Can Di Murray: Ta sHes' a sn
FURNITURE, rugs, electric refg, washing
machines MACHINE household goods, etc: absolutely
any time, Metropolitan 1924. f5'
JEWELRY. diamonds. snoteuns. cameras.
pafHeH!ars END msn ao eotningd HIGHEST
PIANO, good upright; might consider g.
Will pay cash: No dealers. EN- 1855.
PIANO, spnet; pvt, party wants good
used sec piano for cash: no dealers. Box
SEWING MAcHI,NE-we buy all types;
pleating. on F st. RE. 1900, RE. 23ll.
SEWING MACHINEs-Used any make,
any style bought for cash. Best price
sP!NET or baby grand piano. cash. ord
way 3240 after pm.
WASHERS AND IRONERS. in any condi-
ton, preferably Thor A. B. C. and Easy:
e tsp RE- R55ce iss PAID for complete or parts.
WASHING MACHINE, refrigerator: will
WASHING MACHINE, private party good
condition or repairable. Please call Glebe
1854
WASHING MACHINE, good condition; pri-
vate party. NO DEALERS, Lincoln 144O.
WASHING MACHINE-Willing to pay a
reasonable price, for used machine stand
ard make. Call Overlook 6499
WOOD PLANER, also other power wood
working machines. Mr.. Rocca, 430l Conn
ave, NV.
WANTED-A deep pump head complete
with motor and tank. Call MI Wesley,
DI. 1900.
WANTED-Span'sh l'nou"nNone course
Cali Oliver 1887 after pm.
WANTED-Wardrobe trunk. large size, in
good condition. Call after z pm. CHI
1850
WE ARE NOW paying 40c per 100 lbs for
newspapers and sc, per 100 lbs. for books
and magazines, delivered Ace junk Co,
1870 Georgia ave. Hobart e595.
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VENETT An DTTNDC

VENETIAN BLINDS.
Buy Direct From Manufacturer.
CASH OR EASY TERMS
Southern Venetian Blind Co,
1905 New York Ave. Phone Elk. 4SSS-4Ss4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-12

ELEC !R1C REFRIGERATOR Westinghouse
smiths Storage Co., 1913 You st. NV
ELECTRIC STOVE excellent condition
Sl3o. smiths Storage Co., 1913 You ST.
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1776 MASS AVE. NW-A distinctive
home for young people in an unsurpassed
location; reasonable.
1401 18th ST. NW.-Large triple, run
ming weter, near shower: for men,
Vacancy for lady. Switchboard Excellent
meals.
RIM. AND BOARD for young ladies at I457
Fairmont st. NV. Good home cooking.
300 10th ST. NE-One room suitable for
boys. $3.50 each, including 3 meals
FIR. 469s.
1858 PARK RID. NW.-In Jewish family
very good cooking and very nice room:
near bus and 2 car lines Ho 6727.
NE !sECTION-Gentile girl to room and
board with 2 young ladies. attractive
room and meals. Call AID. 1898 after 5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-12
DIAMOND BARGAINS

Diamond, 10Y carets brilliant, set in
six-dlamond plat: mtg, $685.; diamond. so
carats, fine white, brilliant gem, S140;
many other diamond bargains available in
81 sizes Arthur Markell, 91s F St NV.
Evening star., 1943-05-16

Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Ger
man and Italian. These courses will
be taught according to the most
recent scientifically developed lin
guistic programs which have been
prepared on the campus Of the uni
versity by a group pf world-famous
inguists." w
The language staff will include
Dolores Andujar de Umbach, Span
1sh: Margarida Reno, Central Trans
lating Office, State. Department,
Portuguese; DR.. Myron Kantorovitz,
Milbank research associate in the
field of Russian population studies
OF the university, Portuguese; Prof.
Observation-Disclosures of the de-
partment of international admin
istratiOn, assisted by Gertud Boguth,
Evening star., 1943-05-16

into education and technical train
ing of leaders in the fields Of do
mestic and international economics,
governmental relationships, the re-
lationships of government and in
dustry, and the problems Of social
security. Those governmental en-
ployes who are going to MI posi-
tions of high responsibility in the
months to come must also be equip
ped with fluent speaking knowledge
of the languages of the countries
associated with their special field.
"At the request of the United
States Armed Forces Institute, the
university is offering spoken
language courses on both the ele-
mentary and advanced levels of
Evening star., 1943-05-16
Wi|Iiam-kary Alumni
To Hear Talk on China

China, Today and Tomorrow"
will be the subject discussed by
T. L. Tsui, First Secretary of the
Chinese Embassy, at meeting Of
Washington area alumni of the Col
lege Of William and Mary, Williams
burg, Va, at pm. Thursday at the
Hamilton Hotel.
The meeting will be the final
alumni meeting of the spring and
summer, it was announced by Presi-
dent Rolfe Kennard.
Mr.. Tsui spoke before the w. and
M. alumni last fall on then current
Evening star., 1943-05-16

Dumbarton Oaks Park, where both
wild and cultivated flowers are now
in bloom. The meeting place will
be at the Lovers Lane entrance
to the park on r street, between
Thirtieth and Thirty first streets
NV.
A Sunday morning bird walk
starting at 8 o'clock, in conjunction
with the District Audubon Society.
will follow the Chesapeake g. Ohio
Canal towpath near Sycamore
Island, where the spring warbler
migration is reaching its height.
The party will assemble at car
stop 80, Cabin John line.
Every time you lick a War savings
stamp you help lick the Axis.
Evening star., 1943-05-16
Three Spring Hikes
Arranged for Today

A spring nature hike through Fort
Dupont Park, second largest park
in the District, will begin at
o'clock today, Irving c. Root, super
intendent, National Capital Parks,
announced today.
The Smile hike will be Or
ganized at Randle Circle, Minnesota
and Massachusetts, avenues Sc. A
park naturalist will describe nature
lore and historical points along the
woodland trails.
At the same time, a shorter nature
walk will be conducted through
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4. u. Summer Courses
Formed for Postwar Needs

The summer sessions of the Amer
lean University will place emphasis
on the three fields Of economies, ad-
ministration and languauges to meet
the needs of Government workers
and students concerned with areas
which demand special competence
in the organization of peace as well
as in the conduct of war.
THE responsibility of the uni
versity," President Paul F.. Douglass
said, ''is to throw its whole resources
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Architectural Historians
Will Meet Thursdoy !.

Myron Bement Smith, profess
sional architectural historian, will
address the first formal meeting Of
the newly formed Washington
chapter of the American Society Of
Architectural Historians at 7 pm.
Thursday at the Parrot Tea Room,
1701 Twentieth street NV.
Mr.. Smith will discuss the SUBJ
ject, Tran: The Country and this
Architecture" He is currently en-
gagged in research work at the
Library of Congress. -. .