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Evening star., 1945-06-11

Keefer, Harold r.. ir.
Klippstein, John c.
Lincoln, Bryon L.
Mcdonald. Ronald A.
Mcleod. Richard N.
Macaboy, Francis j.
Mosher. william r.
Nelson, Kermit A.
Nichols, Ralph W.
Porter, Charles M.
Porter, william J.
Tyser, Frank z.
watkins, Lincoln A.
Whitman, Leroy w.
Willis. Arthur r.
Wilson, Donald A.
Atwood. Elizabeth M.
Boswell. Patricia j.
Bowman. Florena M.
Breen, Betty L.
Briggs, Josephine M
Cleayes. Mary c.
Clark, Frances r.
Di Vecchia. Barbara
Felker, Josephine M.
Fitzgerald. Virginia
Gamble, Marjorie A.
Gosnell. Helen
Hamilton, Doris z.
Hilliard. Gloria H.
Holland, Bonnie E.
Jacobs, Ellen r.
Kessel, Betty E.
Lewis. Joy A.
Iugenbeel Julia j.
Manson, Betty L.
Mayer. Carol
Miller, Rose M.
Minton, Geraldine M.
Owens. Mary J.
Robins, Isabelle M.
.Schlosser. Gloria r.
Settle, Anna M.
Simmons, Laura K. d.
Smith. Jeannette z.
Stubbs, Jean
Trotter. Matte A.
Wise, Betty ].
Wynands, Colleen F.
Booke. Barbara r.
Carr. Ruth Annette
Crymes, Betty z.
Curtis. Anna P.
Davis, Glorious D.
Davis, Jean z.
Dement,. Jean M.
Eakle. Betty M.
Easton. Mary c.
Ecklod. Rosemary
Gersor. Beverly z.
Greenfield. Evelyn NJ
Harkins, Betty Jean
Harvey. Beatrice j.
Hinkson. Betty Jane
Hogan, Gladys r.
Jackson. Mildred r.
Kelley, Margaret e.
La wrence. Hattie L.
Leizear, Mary Jean
Milstead, Marian L.
Newcomb, Beryl Ruth
Richardson. B. Z.
Robert. Ann Loretta
Roby, Edith Lee
Smith. Eleanor M.
Stevens Blanche z.
Turkal, Marilyr j.
Vierlfng, Jean Marie
Evening star., 1945-06-11
New Lions Club Head

Richard Fisher is the new presi-
dent Of the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Lions Club. Other officers are:
Charles Stuart, AL Brault and Mi
chael Hare, vice presidents: Wilton
Allen, secretary treasurer; Kenneth
Culver, lion tanner; William Jarvis,
tail twister; Douglas Lawrence and
Marvin Simmons, Board of Direc-
tors.
Evening star., 1945-06-11
BY JOHN M. CARLISLE.

ON THE VILLA VERDE TRAIL
IN NORTHERN LUzON.-This is
one of those amusing stories that
sometimes come out of war-of how
Sergt. Willie Brown, Dewitt, Ark,
won case of beer and a three-day
trip to Manila-and won it on q
mountain hillside.
To understand how all this could
happen, you must first understand
Sergt. Willie Brown. They call him
the old sarge in his company, though
he is not old.
And Willie is not always a SER
geant. He Is not much of a garrison
soldier, and Willie is always being
busted to buck private when the
32d Division is in rest area. Willie,
you see, is a two-bottle man who
hates routine and garrison regula-
tions.
AS soon as Willie gets to the front
and he has been through seven
major campaigns with the Red
Arrow Division-he always wins back
his sergeant's stripes. Because Sergt.
Brown is one of the best front-line
platoon sergeants in the Southwest
Pacific and a rough, tireless, first-
class fighting man.
Willie Is Tired.
Now that you have been properly
introduced to Willie, you will want
to know how he won the case of
beer and the three-day pass to
Manila.
Willie had been. leading his pla-
toon of riflemen all day out on g.
mountainside off the Villa Verde,
hopping up Japs hiding in caves.
They had killed lot of Japs. The
sun was at its roasting hottest. Willie
was tired and in need of shade.
The fighting platoon had flushed
20 Japs out of the last cave, and
killed them all in fast, sharp
action. Willie thought the box score
was pretty good. So he put his
Garand up against the cave, strolled
In, sat down. on his helmet.
The cave was dark. Willie sat
tnere LOT q 1eW minutes, Cnlnk1ng OF
the laurels to be won by capturing a
Jap-a case Of beer and pass to
Manila.
Willie has an old soldiers love for
beer. AS his eyes became accus-
toned to the caves darkness, Willie
suddenly came out Of his reveries.
Before him, not S feet away, lay a
Jap.
"Ah ha," said the old sarge, "a
dead Nippo." But he pulled out his
trench knife just to be on the safe
side.
Bends Over Jap.
Willie bent over the Jap, and put
. finger on the veins Of his neck.
He noted n strong hAart hat All
Evening star., 1945-06-11

Baker. Harold A.
Benedict, Henry o.
Cassedy. Edward jr.
Clark. William G.
CruSan. Clifford r.
Farquhar, David M.
Hanson, James e.
Hartzell. Raymond
Hobbs, Harold. ir.
Hoffman, Daniel
Hoffman. VIM. j.. jr.
Kundt, John Fred
Larimore, Alanson
Lewis, Robt. G.
Miller. Robt. N.
Ostrom, Arnold z.
Ostrom, Axel A., jr.
Otterbach, Paul J.
Prichard, Walter M.
Rice. Donald VIM.
Schwartz. F. w.
Stille, Everett E.
Taggart, Hugh T.
Tuemmler. VIM. B.
Williams. Robt. F.
Abbott, Amanda I.
Andrus, Zola Belle
Bagnoli, Anita Ann
Barber. Martha D.
Barker, Joann
Beam. Mary 4.
Briggs, Mary Jayne
Carter. Ann Pursley
Chaplin, Lois M.
Cook, Dona Joan
Darhanian, Lille
Evans. Joan Estelle
Fay, Barbara !.
Hamlin. Helen Jane
Herdtfelder. Eliz. G
Kuhn. Barbara Clar,
Lephfew. Patricia M
Lonsway, Ann Leon,
McReynolds. Rebeccf
Murphy. Ann Marie
Musselwhite, c. V.
Nettleship, Eleanor J
Oatfleld, Susan Joy
Petzold, Jean NJ.
Piepgrass, Virginia L
Proctor, Edna Lois
lockwood, Sheila J.
Stow, Mary c.
Urner, Margaret J.
Viereck, Edith Ellen
Werner, Helen Odett,
White, Lily
Widmayer, Rita L.
Williams. Shirley L.
Wilson, Betty Jane
Winslow, Sandra
Wood, Margaret z.
Whitehurst. Suzette
Barnes. Everett v. s.
Bartlett, Frederick s.
Berger. Eugene H.
BOYD, Robert s.
Bready, Robert C.
Brown, Blair L.
Connellee, Carol r.
Crompton, John r.
Derby, Thomas l..
Dunn. Norbert j.
Fleitell, Allen H.
Gloyd. Frederick L.
Gordon, william L.
Hobbs. RICHARD A.
Jams. Fred c., jr,
Evening star., 1945-06-11
old Sarge Captures 'Nippo'
And Wins That Case of Beer

ia, SalQ wine brown, mere is
case of beer and three-day pass to
Manila!"
Willie dug the Jap in the ribs. No
movement. The Jap's eyes were
closed very tightly.
Willie playfully pinched the hippo
in one leg. The Jap opened one
eye, closed it. Willie pinched him
in the other leg; the Nip opened his
other eye, promptly closed it.
$50 you're playing doggo on mel"
roared the old sarge, turning the
Jap over on his back. you speak
good old Americana"
you are full of dehydrated
spuds," said Willie. Get up. You
might as well surrender, bud"
The Jap came to life. He pointed
and grunted at the hand grenades
hooked to Willie's cartridge belt.
"Oh." said Willie, 80 you want to
commit suicide, like all you Nips
when you're cornered. No dice, pal,
you're case of beer now, not a Jap"
Willie decided to be a diplomat,
though 1t was hardly in his line.
The Nip looked like he hadn't eaten
for days Willie fished out a piece
Of chocolate, leftover from a K
ration, and handed it to the Jap.
The Nip ate it hungrily. Willie gave
him a drink out OF his canteen, a
long drink.
Il bet I get you, hippo baby"
said Willie. But if you try any
monkey stuff I'll cut your gizzard
out"
Gives Jap Cigarette.
Willie lit cigarette. The Jap
watched him with greedy eyes.
Willie gave him a lighted cigarette
and the Nip smiled. Willie offered
him another drink of water. The
Jap signaled for Willie to drink
first. They had drink together.
Come on now, hippo, and sur
render; you haven't got chance -
said Willie. Come on, old boy, and
surrender for Willie!"
The Jap stared at Willie long
time, and nodded. Willie glowed
with glee.
"You got any grenades?" Willie
demanded, and showed him one.
The Jap reached under him and
handed Willie two grenades. The
Jap shook his head sadly.
"You haven't got enough COURAGE
to knock yourself off," Willie said,
and handed him his trench knife
with the point still in Willie's hand.
mo, no, no." the Jap said.
Then the Jap handed over his rifle
and saber. Willie got him to his
feet and took him out Of the cave.
Hey, fellows" shouted Willie
Brown, "lookee what I got-a case
OF beer and q three-day pass to
MANILA"
The old sarge led his prisoner
away.
Evening star., 1945-06-11

- AVA
Abendschein. A Jean
Adams, Dorothy A.
AIDE. Merilyn
Alexander. Barbee c.
Allen, Jane Lee
Anderson, Lois
Anderson, Mary z,
Bailey, Bertha J.
Baldozier, Dorothy
Barb, Thelma
Barloga, Lothaine
Barnes, Margaret A.
Benson. Louise
Bernd, Margaret
Biller, Rebie Anne
Billhimer, Mary Lou
Billington. Marion V.
Bfnsted, Ruby Lee
Blair, Marie e.
BloomQuist, Jean
Brandenburger, E. A.
Brown, Betty 2.
Brown, Betty M.
Browne, Jane A.
Burnham, Anne
BuShong, Mildred
Buss, 10 Anne
Calhoun, Marilyn
Caikins. Gladys
Call, Josephine
Caponi. Wilma T.
Cappelmann, Jean v,
Cardwell. Constance
Carter, Anne c.
Carter, Ruth H.
Claus, Veronica
Cockerill. Catherine
Cockey, Adine
Cockey, Salvadora
Compton, Charlotte
Conger. Kay Bee
Crane, Nancy
Creel. Catherine
Crummitt, Bettye J.
Dacey, Mary K.
Darlington, Ann N.
Davis, Gladys
Dean, Helen
DeHaas, Lucille
Delaney, Regina
DeSouza, Pamela
Dickson, Evelyn
Doucet, Esther M.
Downs, Virginia
Dupree, Lorraine
Eason. Jacqueline
Edmund, Virginia
Ewing, Beverly
Fairfax, Mary Alice
Felix, Joan L.
Fox, Edith
Frank, Charlotte
Frey, Florence
Frizzel, Rachel
Funk, Virginia
Gammeli, Barbara
Ganser, Mary z.
Gerber, Jane
Gibbons. Della-Sue
Good, Gloria
Googe, Hertha
Gordon, Jean E.
Griggs, Marjorie
Groves. Frances
Hall. Beverly
Handy, Dorothy r.
Hardy, Doris
Haske, Roberta
Haslett, Annah Lee
Hawthorne, Ann
Hellmann, Anne F.
Hennessey, Mary E.
Herberts, Glare
Herrings, Evelyn
Herwig, Anne H.
Hilleary, Wanda
Holscher, Jean
Roover, Fac
Hotel, Betty Lee
Hough, Betty Jane
Houghton, Helen
Howard, Evelyn June
Howell, Harriott
Hubbard, Estelle
Huettner. Sonia
Jacobs, Dorothy A,
Johns, Mildred
Jones, Gwendolyn
Jones, Helen N.
Kash, Mary Jane
Kirk, Kathryn
Kirkpatrick. Ruth
kirwan, Ruth z.
kneen, Carol
Leitch, Jean Belle
Lipphard, Shirley
Longley, Mary Olga
Macdonough, Elaine.
MacLean, Marjorie
Manning, Marie q
Marcy, Elva M.
Markward. Marion
Martin, Mary X.
McConlouge, Mary r.
McCullough, Norma
Mentally, Amelia
Meeker, Martha
Weinberg, Barbara =
Miller, Nancy
Milliken, Barbara
Mills, Pauline
Mills. Elaine
Morse, Carleen
Moser, Constance L.
Mower, Dorothy
Newton, Ardath
Newsom. Emily L.
Norris, JacQueline
Obenour, Helen e.
Oddson, Lois v.
Ogden, Grace q
Owen, Gretchen
Parker. Betty s.
Parrish, Barbara
Payne, Joyce l..
Phillips, Betty A.
Place, Patricia A, -
Powell, Betty j.
Price. Elizabeth l..
Quigg, Barbara
Ramsdell, Ruth
Rawlinson, Marceline
Reade, Rose
Reese, Barbara
Reeves, Reva
Reid Evelyn
Revis, Jacuueline
REYNOLDS, Goldie
Rhoades, Airline
Ridings, Betty M.
Rely, Margaret
Rowe, Yyonne
RuSen, Joan
Ruth, Mildred
Samaha, Lorece
Saul, Edith e.
Schultz. Marilyn
Schwarz, NJ. L.
Sha1er, Audrey
Sheehan, Mary L..
Sh enield, E. e.
Sherwood. Nell-Jane
Shirer, Marguerite
Singer, Shirley M.
Bisson, Anne
Slusher, Dorothy
Smith, Janette
Smith. June E.
Snarr. Virginia Lee
Evening star., 1945-06-11
Montgomery Blair
To Graduate 156

An all-student program, including
a debate on peacetime conscription,
will feature graduation exercises for
1856 Montgomery Blair High School
students at am. tomorrow at the
Silver Theater, Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1945-06-11
The tentative list of graduates is:

Snyder, Betty
Soper, Elizabeth
Sopo. Sara Jane
Steger. Mary z.
Sterner, Julia
Stillman, Barbara
Stone, Dolores
Stoneburner. Betty
Stout, Doris
Strange. Barbara
Stribling, Mary C.
Strickland, Dorothy
Sunderman. Shirley
Swindler. Carol
Swinson, Harriet
Sypher, Mary A.
Tanner, Ann
Templeton. Joyce
Tice. Janet E.
Ttllema, Juliet
Tinkham. Mary v.
Toombs. Joyce
Turner. Margaret
Turney, jeanne
Usilton, Elsie
Volker. Dorothy L.
Won Gunten. Janet
Ward, Carolyn
Warner. Edna
Watt, Audrey
Wells, Grace K.
Wherry, Chloe
White, Carol
Whitlock, Velma
Wilcox. Mary F.
Williams, Katherine
Williams. Margaret
Williams. Ruth 1.
Willingham, Jean
Wine, Elizabeth Ann
Winfrey. Jane
Woodruff, Ethel
Wrenn, Shirley
Wager, Mary Alice
Anderson, Robert E.
Arnold, Robert D.
Atherton. Ray
Baker, William A., II
Banta, Kenneth M.
Barker, Jesse E.
Benckert, Carl
Betzler. Jack
Bohrer, Leroy P.
Bonney, Lee
Borcherding, William
Branic. william
Brown, Art B.
Brown, James W, jr.
Burkholder, G. s.
Burns, Calvin
Carlisle. David F.
Christensen. Gerald
Cigledy, Richard s,
Clarke, Charles E.
Corbin, Charles E.
Corish, Robert
Courtney J. c.. III
Crowder, J. P, jr.
Currie, Leslie F.
De Pagter. James
Detlie, Martin o.
Doelling, Louis
Dye, Harry N.
Eller, Maurice
Elliott, Charles
Engberg. Edgar A.
Engle, Marshall G.
Ford, Calvin r.
Friauf, Walter
Fritz, Edmund W., jr.
Fuechs, John c.
Gibbs, Radway R., jr,
Gore, William
Green, Ellery
Green, J. Berkley
Green. James C.
Hallam, Kenneth
Hanes, William G.
Harper, John L.
Harris, GOrtio,
Harris, Wesley G.
Harte, John r., jr.
Heimer, Warren
Herrington, Frank
Hicklin, Charles
Hill, John Richard
Hoover, M. NJ, jr.
Humphries, John M,
James, Bleakley, jr.
Johnson, Ralph C.
Jordan, Alden
Kenly, Richard
KidWell, s. S., jr,
Kidwell. W. r., jr.
Kildud, M. M, jr.
Knowles, Frederick
Koerbel, Don A.
Lalor. w. G., jr.
Laughlin, billiard
Lee, Murray K,
, Lee, Robert e.
Lofiin, John j., jr.
Long, Richard w.
Mangan, James A.
Martin, William r.
Mason, Zane s.
McAdams, James M.
Mccarthy. w. r, jr.
Mcdonald, James j.
McShea, William r,
Means, Gordon P.
Melby, Robert G.
Miller, Hilton r,
Mills, Harvey
Monson, Earl A.
Morgan, James r,
Omohundro, ]. B.
Orville, T., jr.
Paradise, Louis
Parisi, Alexander
Parker, Francis
: Paul, Richard l., jra
Pearson, John F.
Penrod, James A.
Pigg, Gordon o, b.
Poland, John ].
Pond, Burke w.
Poston, Aubrey E.
Potter, Peter E.
Rauth, Ralph ii.
Redd, Burton, jr.
Redwine, Floyd
Reedy, L. p, jr.
Reese, James
Riblet, Donald B.
Richards, Glenn D.
Rdetmall, Harry p.
Ring, Carl e.
Rockey, Z. D., jr.
Ross, Donald e.
Rupert, Paul r., ir.
Rynex, Drury. jr.
Sanders. q. p, jr,
Saunders, William p.
Smith. Claude c., jr.
Smith, James w.
Smoot, William g.
Snider, William e.
Soeils, Robert J.
Sparhawk, g. H., jr,
Sparks, Victor p.
Stanton, David r.
Stone, George T., jr.
Stream, Randall
Strother, George w.
Templer, James M.
Thomas, Howard r.
Thompson, K. M.
Trever, Robert w.
Trotter, Thomas K.
Evening star., 1945-06-11

Ward, William A. Jones, William r,
Warker. Charles j. Lyons Gordon K.
Williams. Robert o. Pearson, John w.
Wilkinson, Frank Y, Schoenbauer, w l.,
Wilson, w. B. True, Kermit c.
Wise, John E., jr. Witchey, Donald j.
Wootton, Richens l.. Simmons, John M
Wright, Donald G. Morgan, William T.
Abbott, Eli, III Shipley. Robert l..
Bauckman, s. w. Clark, James H.
Haley. Peter j
Evening star., 1945-06-11
Bends Over IAN,

Willie bent over the Jap, and put
. finger on the veins Of his neck.
He noted . strong heart beat. All
Evening star., 1945-06-11

The list of graduates follows:
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Cont }

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lease, lease ose cheap % rent; price. $4,000, plus
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daily: 10-year-lease; price, $4,000; terms.
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cation lease and cheap rent; doing about
S140 daily business: very low overhead: a
makssT EsaSDR tor HaN SspNg ssats
ST. Sc AT 1854
Evening star., 1945-07-09
REPAIRS and SERVICES tcopt, J

REFRIGERATION SERVICE, SPECIALIZING
in all makes. 24-hour service. Expert and
REFRIGERAToR REPAIRs. commercial
Or domestic; prompt, guaranteed work. wors.
REMODELING from basement to roof.
PAUL : y NIfIonsI ktIAssIEM sa, SONS. 500 Eye ST.
ROoFiSG. Quick Service; leaks. slate. COM
i sSssTEanteed. JOHN w W. cfIFToN., 81.
ROOFING, guttering, spouting and general
sheet metal work; immediate service.
Swine issVf sS0Si SMiAcHrNEs-auaranssed repairs
On any make Adjusting and oilins, 81.
ing machine dept. 3rd door. 8. kANk
sSWfsS s2MS CO akSa Rfffsss RaParxsw. a212 inspect
oil and adjust any make machine. 69c.
Replacement parts for all make machines.
Famous New Home" sales and service.
THE PALAIs ROYAL sewing maehiness
2rd foo. DI 400
TYPEMRITERs oyerhauIed on your prem.
ises; LEON KANEGIS, DI. 975s.
USED CAMERAS poughs sna sold. Full
aEE q fALSERI. INC. SIS 10th ct. nv.
WALLS washed and paint cleaning. Free
WASHING MACHINES REPAIRED, all
makes, regardless Of condition; free esti-
va. BAIRDs WAsHiNd MACHINE ELEc-
y6IG T6I{R sER1IcE sR1kY SyRyp G3 AD sess ss,,,.
anteed no smoke. Also chimneys and fire.
own work. MR.. PRENTICE. 81. 4362
after pm.