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LEGAL NOTICES.
LEROY A. BRILL, Attorney,
5O2 Hill Building.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
stt' fes r. Rssret rohBGs Ss S.
Plaintiff. VS.. WILLIAM CLYDE FORBES,
Defendant;-No, 1S-749 c.. A.-The OBJ
divorce from the defendant, William Clyde
Forbes. on the ground of desertion. On
motion. Of the plaintiff. it is this 22nd
day of March, 1913, ordered that the
defendant, William Clyde Forbes, cause
his appearance to be entered herein on
or before the fortieth day, exclusive of
after the day OF the first publication Of
this order otherwise the cause will be
proceeded with as in case of default.
Provided. . copy of this order be pub
lished once week for three successive
weeks in the Washington Law Reporter,
and the Evening Star newspaper before
said day. is] JAMES M. PROCTOR. JUS
tice. tSeal) Attest: CHARLES E.
STEWART. Clerk. BY ELEANOR E. JOBE,
Deputy Clerk. mh24,3l ap7,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BANTAM ls4o coupe sedan; in excellent
45o5 Wis. ave: NV: or: 1000:
BUICK 1871 special 4-door sed.: radio.
aSs'ef aee S,oef flqss rs ave oPsa
BUICK l941 sedanette: black finish radio,
hsster ae tires nris. fss
condition, mechanical and otherwise; tires
bargain Tor cash Phone siiso a7o2. 8.
SsR a17sn 1850 mes sy 5ss:can 5s and s.s
tive maroon o9n finish. above AVERAGE oondi-
'''' PoHANKA SERVICE,
1928 goth St. NV. DI. e141.
BUCK JIc a ls4o s s,pass. club coupe 5S,s:
like new fHy tHHkE sS'ssDtsef MoToR eseed gu right
Wis. Ave. and Albemarle St. OR. 1000:
CADILLAC Ia41 four-door; $1,000 miles,
connseteut Mo ?'s s4od Flood Pontiac 1921
1882 sas tfg e. :fsaa 4R: e. &: ihsssa
CHEVROLET 1871 convertible coupe, g
fonsiss 1851 e' wo $685.
attr. low mileage car. with auto. top. ori-
sa. .nd tan sh tcp Wh Leather
e Co. z725 Wis ave. nS ne!S W. % 1855 M0'0f
coupes, business coupes and convertibles
pesa oS
selection. Chevy Chase Motor Co.. 7725
Wis. ave. NV. WI. 1885.
CHE caEvRoLEr MsstsT Dc luxe sedan. q, 1874
sos NJ osk St. '1 Fails hsS cnu1eh. G wa vs. st!sr
g pm daily. s.
es 4as connectieut sHoo wo e s4od e'00d p0n'''
hsS ,ns 1s4f has hysI AKA d2 H. 'sda @
cal 14o vs. :edh'S 5h'S1sAsV! sVs
CHRYsLER 1941 (RoyaD coupe; overdrive,
tires; Tres bssatttul car III priced @ risht toT % auieE
sale: HAWKINS. 1888 18th NV. Dupont
DE SOTO le41 custom sedan, mud drive.
priee osSH fac e0aoA 4sio
DE SOTO 1941 2-door sedan: driven TO-
tea. Hawkins, 1888 i4th NV. 1u-
FIAT, FIAT, 40 nj; to aal; Of sas, pIioTity On
ESNp 5S%S n2S!ti, s2SPs 1891 s,2 ,sfS sos. 70
FORD 1910 Tudor sedap: exeellent paint
zss xs5' 1883 ?san 14E sS
4455.
and heater. interior and exterior Al con-
dition. smooth 9th m91er; nox ~ s455 45r
New York and Florida Aves. NE.
FORD 1885 station wagon: newly painted
and TOP Se9d tires and II
ave. Phone EN-. 1855.
FORD 1870 ,s deluxe de luxe cesps: sxceptionai l
macuiate: bargain price. WHEELER, INC,
4S1O Wisconsin.
HUDSON 1885 Terraplane sedan; private
Ss11 o.neT; e. Feod ssss condition. tires; s176'
LINcoLN-zEPHYR 1899 4-door: inmacu-
late: amazing oS9 oS9ondition. wonderful tires:
WHEELER, NC, 4s1o Wisconsin. '
oLDsMoBILE 1941 tvo-door e-cyl.; hydra
Flood Pontiac. 4221 Connecticut. Wo. s400:
oLpsMoBILE 1871 sedanette; ,2-tone
Of condition mechanically and IN appear.
f4fs i4s nv. tay bupons 1fss AAWhNs 1888
oLpsMoB1LE 1871 custom club coupe, s.
mileage. very f1ne tires, perfect in every
..:lLs. asss s5SiSS sSSHAs1Et 4 Nv Service 81 .,.,.
eoupe. S:cyI.: iox miie.ss. excellent ne.
cash. CO. s7es. r a. T Bundy. :' 1925
Lawrence st. ne
ol51DsMoBnE l1 1898 81 ssdan; reason
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SOUTHERN MD-BARGAIN
MONTGOMERY co

opposite Manor Country Club
1lh-acre farm. main house and one
tenant house: over 2,OOO-ft. frontage on
main highway. Large stream on property.
The Maryland Real Estate Co.,
S644 Colesville Road SH. bIOO
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MONEY TO LOAN.

LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
P. j. WALSHE, INC,
1115 Eye St. NV MA 646S
SECOND TRUST MONEY.
Low Rates, No Delay; Md, D. c., Va
Phone MATTHEW x. STONE. EN-. 1908.
1st AND End TRUST LOANS ON D. c.,
Md and Va. properties
Lowest rates and terms to suit your
budget
Loans to pay your taxes.
Loans to improve your property.
Loans to pay your bills and income taxes.
ture
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO..
sl1 9Th NV. D1. 6150, Elk. 1868.
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HAROLD A. KERTZ, 736 TranoDortation
Bldg., Ma. OO32, Atty. fer Petilioner.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l., United States for the District of CO.
lumoia-;-SOPHIE B!EN BUSH, Plaintiff.
sANk or SlsRsAE MAsafNaroN oN.H4e91leas "Soss eafs
55ao9--oRDER NisI FOR SALE OF OF
Realty. - The National Metropolitan
Bank OF Washington.. Trustee under the
will Of Joseph Bush, deceased, having re-
ported the sale Of Lot 1OS. Square 3O98.
and improved BY pFemiseS 2ll Street
Northwest. Washington, b. C., to J. H.
ETell. at and for the price Of $1,000 90.
all cash, subject to regular rate OF
brokers' commission fixed By the wash
Ing ington Real Estate Board, i is this 9Th
sale be ratified and confirmed By the
Court unless cause to the contrary be
1943. provided 8 copy of this order. Be
published once IN the -Washington Law
newspAper at least ten days prior to said
yAS JAN @esi.oess T. ssoe est lss.sse. ses sse ssesf
true COPY: Tsst; CAANl16 8 9fNWANf,
CletE. - A2ANoB = yo0& bso1fv
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EARMs For RENT

SEEKING RELIABLE FARMER AND FAM
liy to operate going S6-acre farm in
Montgomery County. Md. Farm complete
with horses, pigs. cows. chickens imple-
ment for right party. MA 3677 or
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LEGAL NOTICES.
BENZ. M. KALI, Atty. for Petitioner,
Wash. Loan e. Trust Bldg.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of CO.
lumhia.-1n Re Application Of Leon Julian
Wolkowich, Minor, by his next friend.
Haskell p. Wald. for Change Of Name
Civil Civil Action No. l9049:-Leon Julian
Wolkowich. Minor, by his next friend,
Haskell P. Wald having filed q complaint
for judgment changing his name to
Leon Julian Wald and having applied to
the. notice required by law IN such cases,
It Is, BY the Court. this 22nd day OF
March. March; le43. ordered that an persons
or before the 10th day Of April, Ie43,
why the prayers Of said complaint should
Of this order be published once = week for
three consecutive weeks before said day
u u WS,ashinston as1dn Evening star and The
PROCTOR Justice. lseal:l "A true copy.
Test: CHARLES T.: STEWART. Clerk. BY
ELEANOR E. JoBE. Deputy Clerk.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE.
THOS. J. OWEN & SON. Auctioneers,
SQuthern RuildinR

THOS. J. OWEN & SON. Auctioneers.
Southern Building.
TRUSTEES Yy1gw SALE SALE OF vAIggABLE TWELVE.
VEST VEST SIDE St5 or coENEc4ic1T coEEAaaR 81 VEs NE
NUIIr HUE BETWEEN n STREET AND D1-
By Virtue Of ceTtsin HoKidW desd 81 trust duly
recorded in Iiber No. 1885. folio sir. ct
Sc SEQ, of,he Of he LAND records Of the District
party secured thereby, the undersigned
# TESSrH 81 S4x 81 $s TA + siSE
{sribed land and premises: situate tslii in the the
sens fht.ea and us sisifn'fs Eason
one hundred and thirty-eight G3sl. as
the records Of the ONCE II o. the is surveyor pS Of
9th as and
Ing, engines, boilers, compressors,, auto
and lighting apparatus and fxtures. sprin-
kler or fire extinguishins system, and all.
G u1abe th aI
every ever kind and description in and upon
Terms oF SALE: one-third O, th.
purchase money to be paid in cash. bal
ance in two equal installments, payable in
one ana Two years. with interest at
per centum per annum, payable monthly.
from day Of sale, secured BY first deed Of
trust upon the property sold said deed of
trust to be in such form as prescribed BY
TIE the, Trustee snd substantially similar IN
above described. or all cash. at the option
OF the purchaser. A deposit, of O.O0o in
time Of sale. Examination Of title. con-
yeyancing; recording, revenue stamps. etc,
taxes. rents. etc. to be made as Of date Of
settlement. Terms Of sale to be complied
with within thirty days from day Of sale,
otherwise the Trustee reserves the right to
forfeit said deposit or to resell the property
at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser
upon upe the torseoing terms. after hve days
paper published in Washington, b. C., or
with With or without forfeitinR the deposit the
equitable rights against the defaulting
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND TRUST
COMPANY, Trustee
BY: BRUCE BAIRD, President.
(Seal) Attest:
NELSON J. FOSTER, Secretary.
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4 BEDROOMS AND DEN,
12-ACRE WOODED LOT,
I'M ADJ INGTOM VA

4lN 114Gb4lNo MN. va.
Cleverly planned by the owner this prac-
tically new, custom. built center-hall brick
Colonial is one OF the most distinctive
homes in It's price range. in nearby Arling-
Inspection will reveal its perfect work
manshtp and attention to construction de-
rooms, -2ls baths. recreation room with
corner fireplace large screened side porch,
dining room with large window, paneled
den, kitchen and l, bath on 1st floor.
The lH.o second floor has an 1sy14 master
deck, 8 other bedrooms and a sewing room,
Stairs lead to a large storage attic with
Other .refnements include aluminium
windows Throughout. GarWood oil heating
s 60o Kitchen i5R Msd cabnsss nSTs an "a
Situated on ,a--acre wooded lot with
ample room for Victory garden. the home
Il Na9T SRs sunn IL na and to the and
THOS. G. MAGRUDER CO.,
soe1 eh WILSON sTsi5 BLVD ARISaroA: 81 sta4 VA.
CHARMING SMALL ESTATE
IN NEARBY VIRGINIA.
and aia:T This seeS ssnfe
hail home, built along ATTRACTIVE lines. is
situated on beautifully landscaped Knoll
of over acres: in setting of large OAK ks,
the house. situated vel, back from The
estate: manv boxwood, Towering shrubs.
and interesting stone outdoor fireplace and
a small orchard are q part Of the charm
Of this place' large, bright; airy rooms,
attractivelv. decorated. will be Of interest
to those who entertain; rooms include a
wide, center hall G1x2o). flooded with
sunshine, spacious living room I5X25l
with attractive Colonial fireplace and
French doors opening on o1,e.ano>. ar inviting
square dining room I6x1sl decorated in
the. Colonial manner; tremendous we'll
equipped kitchen with an abundance OF
storase space. On the second floor: sunny
and . other bedrooms and bath The
attic has been finished into very attrac-
tive paneled boys room or den G0X21
and is equipped With running water;
bath. 2-cer built-in garage. slate roof.
eopper downspoutlng- and rock wool in
formation and appointment to inspect call
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.,
2s4o Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va.
CHI SS3S FVee. CT, S041
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FARMS WANTED

] TO ACRES, 5-RoOM BUNGALOW,
ami; reas. rent. ALBERT P BEAIL,
4623 9th st. NV g.
WANTED TO RENT OR BUY ACREAGE
Call Shepherd a246
SMALL FARM ON MAIN HIGHWAY; MUST
nave large barn or bldgs. suitable for
storage; vicinity D. c.. Box 254-H Star
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ACREAGE eop GAZE
oUT-oF-ToWk REAL ESTATE.

FLORIDA-TWO MILES FROM GULF
bathing beach; 5 acres fertile ground on
main highway; adjacent to shopping center:
price. S495. easy terms. For details call
BUCHANAN. 1872 K St NV ME. ll43.
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TO RENT SMALL FARM: OBJECT. PUR-
chase II pleased; electricity. running wa
Within S committing distance D. C. BOX
100 TO 200 ACRE FARM WITHIN 10
mlles OF Washington. Send reply to Box
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EASTMAN & STEELE,

A SOUND INVESTMENT
FOR FUTURE BLDG. AND PROFITS
IN good subdivision, Brandywine Heights,
Md. SO building lots, each 1OO-ft front.
some acre lots. Broom practically new
mouse; large porch, all plumbing equipment
included. beautifully Handicapped grounds
$1,000 cash. Price, $3.50
W. E. HARDESTY.
Upper Marlboro Md Phone Marlboro 66
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LOTS FOR SALE,

SILVER SPRING-LARGE LOTS FOR
dwellings,; paved street, sewer water, eas
and electricity N front of property; part
cash and monthly payments
The MARYLAND REAL ESTATE CO.,
oo44 ColesVllle Rd. Shepherd 800.
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

eed.e A4 Flood Sa f Pon.e sieo4 s9f Ct
Wo. s400. evenings and SUNDAYS.
MIL P4Y to sgG9 'S,. for 99o lgt1 eas
1921 connecticut. Wo. s4o0. ---N
Will Will PAY up to $3.50 for your 1870 car,
w PAY Hp to s41o for 1889
422l connecticut Wo. s4OO.
WILL PAY up to S31O for your 1888 car.
4sgi dannsetcut Il nslas Is R5e Wo Flood Pontiac
X BE- w to gsss S s' rs:s 5sSf g s5sss
war workers.
E fA6 sd Hses Se.vEoss
NJ be sAx 4g1 'e sass Ha w. 5aS5 Sses
sAsH eS xSgz so5s5 eA RsPfss MoSR R5ss
1915 King st.. Alexandria. Va: TE: 313l.
Snae SAaa any aya, Psas
sHss5SlSts 5Sisf. sSss's'' viii F0Is;
faosesS i4th $685. cash No. Pitts 9i1 Motors 1900
fR Ssv. san ssss sssss ssasa ,sss az
st.. Alessndrla. Va. TE. a?SGsi. sisi. -0-o Nln-
WI! WIb! PAY PAa sash t9i ss:'$7 FoIds Piy@:
feH defense .9ss. pu nsso siss pssssr
Esnss ssed 9 so 6 1921 Fod #;
fnsn. Pho csfEFe'fs Nj ofss See US 0ef0r. selling
towing Motors. is3s N St nv. RE. 1870:
NEED 1885 Chevrolets and Pontiacs;
Raper Faps = so st r. once ave- any body STYLE
9e4sh to Of oPaa see sn & SAa encs Is
Roper Motor Co. 1880 R. /. ave. ne S.
BEST CASH PRICES paid for your 1910,
Motor ea GneyE2sts ind ave- pGnsa'' ne fSPtr
dAR 1es &. bs!4es se ar3Es sSss cylinders good
66ARz 1sa ag10f fa411ssst,ssss o1Rs RSr!Ae eSf
nsn e'a Your car VS. Is
sSns E 81 T. si;$ $Ss; sSs zsss' sss 81
h1rryP Don't shop. We viii viii M Day y YOU
iafS55E sGk y5s b' 'oS5 5Ta l3 1b1Ae e 9S7S :
s;asst S:sS At sos{s.
I HAVE A CUSTOMER for a 1871 cadillac,
Arcade A5s ass ePon Pontiac. 1437 Irving ST. NV.
n.7s o.f sEA ea osn:a oE ST. z0% evenings Sxns1
HIGH CASH PRICES
For your late-model car. win call At your
0ln'e CALI n I0N1 Mr.. MARVIN, OR. 2oo1.
SIIk hset.n 19 wzsEFaToN sEKVeH sor sYxEh Es.sst.
1s49-l94l chTyslsr. Podse; Pontiac. oids,
RH sSsG oR 1920
CASH TODAY.
1146 18th st. NV, near M.
SEE US BEFORE YOU SELL.
o.. Let US give you the hishest cash price
PoHANKA SERVICE,
1126 goth St. NV. District e141.
LIBERAL PRICES.
FOR YOUR 1s41 OR 1s4a CAR.
WILL CALL AT YOUR
OFFICE OR HOME.
IMMEDIATE SETTLEMENT.
CALL MR.. sAMuE1s. DEALER.
DI 1912. y
CASH
FOR
FordS, Chevrolets, Plymouths,
IN GOOD CONDITION.
TRIANGLE MOTORS,
1401 r. l. AVE NE
CASH for your car. No waiting No red tape
SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN.
257 Carroll st., Takoma Park, d. C,
0eoreia 1900
IMMEDIATE CASH!
FOR CLAN LATE MODELS.
MUST HAVE GOOD K0BDEH,
SEE Mr.. DUKE,
LOGAN MOTOR CO.,
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EARNS FOR SALE
80 ACRES-S8,5OO

:, 6-rm. modern home, bank barn. poultry
houses. Very high setting with trees. land
very productive. Ideal stock farm, on
good road Half cash. JOHN BURDoFT
Colesville. Md. Phone Ashton 3S46
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NELSON j. FOSTER, Secretary.
mh16. .d&ds. exsu.
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ARLINGTON.

TWo-sToRY 3-BEDRooM BRICK. 2
WITH FTREPLACF. DiNING ROOM ROC I5 AND
KITCHEN on FIRST FLOOR SIDE
PORCH, Full BASEMENT, CORNER
LOT. TWO-CAR GARAGE. CALL MR.
DONAHUE. CF. 2440; EVENINGS, FALLS
CHURCH 1883.
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CENTER-HALL COLONIAL
IN NEARBY VIRGINIA

4AN 4NL111lD t1ILNIllN la.
An out-of-town owner has authorized
Us to sell this attractive :3-bedroom, 2-bath
brick home, situated on a large level
wooded lot. Located in convenient and
attractive residential section of Arlington
Near stores: schools and 1Oc transporta-
ton. This home. built years ago, offers
and quiet and convenient location Rooms
include center hall, living room 12xo4 with
fireplace and French doors opening on a
large screened porch, dining room 12x13
and large kitchen, with pantry and break
fast corner On the End floor; master bed
and bath The attic has been finished into
rooms with running water. Other fea-
lures include detached brick garage. full
basement with paneled recreation room
and maids lavatory and an artistic out
door stone fireplace Shown by appoint
ment on weekdays only. Substantial cash
required. Price. $4,000
GEO. MASON GREEN CO.,
2s4O Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va.
CHI. 3S3S. Ewes. Falls Church 1851
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-26
State Game Commission
Requests 1yus 10 Resign

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Feb. 26.-L. w.
Tyus, 59-year-old fiscal secretary
Of the State Commission of Game
and Inland Fisheries, who recently
was fined for game law violation.
has been asked to resign the posi-
ton he has held with the commits
sion since 1921.
William S. Snow Of Alexandria
chairman Of the commission. an
nounced yesterday that the resigna-
ton was requested January 80 to be
effective Monday.
The commission did not make
public its action at that time, Mr..
Snow said, because it felt that Mr..
1yus' resignation without publi-
cation OF the action of the commits
sion would be helpful to him in OBJ
tanning other employment.
However, Mr.. Tyus has not seen
Mt to accede to the wishes of the
commission and has obtained many
Endorsements by means Of circular
letters from persons throughout the
State in which the commission is
urged to retain his services"
Mr.. Tyus, a widely known sports
man who formerly edited the Game
and Fish Conservationist, was fined
$40 in Princess Anne County In
January on a charge Of violating a
Back Bay game law by shooting
coots from a push boat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-26
Marion Mi|ey's Killers
Are EIectrocufed in
Kentucky Penitentiary
Appeals Twice Postponed
Execution of Three
In HoIdup Staying
BY the Associated Press.

| BY the Associated Press.
EDDYVILLE, Ky. Feb. 26.-The
Commonwealth of Kentucky early
today executed three men convicted
of the Sl30 robbery Staying Of Ma
rion Miley, nationally known anna
teur golfer.
In rapid succession. Robert H
Anderson, 81; Tom Penney, 80, and
Raymond Baxter, %. died in the
electric chair at Eddyville prison
for the crime.
Execution of sentences of the
three was postponed twice as ap-
peals were carried through the
States courts.
Warden Jesse Buchanan revealed
that Penney's last words implicated
Anderson in the shooting of Miss
Miley and her mother, Mrs. Elsie
Ego Miley, in their apartment in the
Lexington Country Club on the
morning of September %, 194l.
Maintains Innocence.
AT Anderson's trial, Penney had
named the former Louisville night
club operator as his accomplice. Last
January, however, Penney made a
deposition in which he absolved
Anderson and named a now-dead
Louisville bartender as his partner
in the crime.
But Anderson, who was the first
OF the three to die. maintained his
innocence to the last. AS he was
being strapped in the chair Ander-
son declared:
Gentlemen, the only thing can
say, I'm innocent of what I'm being
charged with"
Speaks to Warden.
Penney, as he was led into the
death house, urged Warden Buch-
anan to publish my closing state
ment."
What you told me is the truth
and you want me to tell it?" the
warden asked.
That's right" Penney replied.
Baxter made no statement as he
died.
A fourth man. Ernest Trent. 26.
convicted of killing a Breathitt
County constable, was executed with
the three men in the Miley case,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-26
DR.. BuNard Resiqns
0CD Medical Post
DR.. McNeiII Will Head
Montgomery Service

Resignation of DR.. Dexter NJ. Bull
lard of Rockville as chief of the
Emergency Medical Service of
Montgomery County Defense, and
appointment of DR. Willard P. Nc
Neill of Takoma Park to the post,
were announced today by Judge
Albert E, Brault, county civilian de-
Tense director.
Dr. Billiard, who has been chief OF
the medical service since before
Pearl Harbor. said he was giving up
the post because of increasing de-
mands on his time.
DR.. Billiard recommended ap-
pointment of DR.. Mcneil.
Judge Brault, accepting the resig-
nation with regret, said DR., Bull
lard's contribution to the civilian
defense organization has been out
standing. Under his leadership
more than 200 doctors, nurses and
nurses aides have been enrolled in
the OCD medical service, 10 cas-
ualty stations have been located and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-26

ample medical and surgical supplies
have been stocked. The organiza-
ton of the medical service was per-
fected far in advance of any other
civilian defense area in Maryland
or in the Metropolitan Area, Judge
Brault declared.
DR.. Mcneil, a practicing physi-
clan and surgeon with Offices at $50
Wayne avenue in Silver Spring, lives
at 8109 Roanoke avenue in Takoma
Park. He is a native of Takoma
Park.
DR. Mcneil is a member of the
visiting staff of a number of county
and Washington hospitals. the
Montgomery County Medical So
ciety, the Medical Chirurgical Fac
ulty Of Maryland, the American
Medical Association and an asso-
ciate member of the District Med
ical Society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-26
McNutt Sees Is Million
Women Working by AZ

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. Is. - War
Manpower Commissioner Paul V.
McNutt said yesterday that by the
end of 1943 we shall have almost
100000 women in jobs in all in
dustries'
Speaking in connection with an
exhibit on women in war work" at
the Franklin Institute, he declared,
Out of 1900 war occupations, only
Sc are unsuitable for women"
In the next year, he added, I'VE
shall need the housewife, the school
girl, the college graduate every
woman whose family can possibly
spare her. The more women we
have at work the sooner we shall
win the war"
Mr.. McNutt's only answer to oues-
tons about the House Appropria-
tions Committees refusal to grant
his request for $2,454,000 for his
agency was:
That's the third time they've
done it. No further comment"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-26
Marines Family Finds
Corps Attracts Them

BY the Associated Press.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of the
Howard P. Youngs family are in
some branch of the Marine service
now-with Jessie, 20, the first en-
listed member of the newly organized
Women'S Reserve OF the Marine
Corps in the Chicago area.
Her father, Marine Corps vet
eran of 81 years service. is in the
recruiting and induction Office here
and her le-year-old brother Richard
has been in the service two years.
Mr.. Youngs said his wife would be
volunteering, too. if she wasn't just
past the age limit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-26
Soldier Is Excused
From NoveIist's Trial
Miss PARROTS Attorney
Wins Immunity Move
By the Associated Press.


MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 26-Pvt. Mi
chael Nicely Bryan was excused to-
day from testifying in the trial of
| Novelist Ursula Parrot on charges
| filed against her after she spirited
him out of an Army stockade.
The soldier took the stand briefly
while the jury was out of the Fed
eral courtroom, and Defense Attor-
ney Bart A. Riley Immediately asked
that he be granted immunity.
| Mr.. Riley said Pvt. Bryan has ap-
pealed from a court-martial SEN
tence of one year for breaking con-
finement an dthat his testimony at
Miss PARROTS trial might be used
against him should the court martial
be reopened.
The nOvelist's attorney during the
trial has framed questions designed
to show she was helping the Govern
ment when she got into trouble over
the private's case.
The attorneys questioning of Gov
eminent witnesses yesterday brought
testimony that Miss Parrot visited
Pvt. Bryan at the stockade on her
word that she wanted him to be-
come grand jury witness in a New
York marijuana case.
Miss Parrot, 40, used Mr.. BRYAN
as an unwilling decoy" while CO.
operating with the Government in
breaking the New York case, A. l..
Raithel, Federal narcotics agent at
Miami, testified.
The four times married author
visited Pvt. Bryan at the stockade
on five consecutive days and Just
before the escape sat for two hours
with him on the back seat of her
car. Armed guards were nearby.
Maj. Walter S. Danuser, in charge
OF the stockade, said he twice went
to the door of his office to see II
they were still together.
What were they doing2" asked
Ernest l.. Duhaime, assistant dis
trict attorney.
They appeared to be making
love, )" Maj. Danuser replied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-26
Theodore RooseveIt's
Photographer, IS, Dies
By the Associated Press.

HS5UCIdUtu
NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-Henry A.
Strohmeyer, IS, official photographer
for the late President Theodore
Roosevelt and a pioneer in stereo-
scopic photography, died yesterday
in st. Lukes Hospital.
He took photographs in all parts
of the world and made exclusive pic
lures of peace delegates at the
Treaty of Portsmouth in 1905.
He helped establish Grace Presby-
terrain Church, Montclair, N. j., and
Cuyler Presbyterian Church, Brook
Ign. His home was in White Plains,
N. Y