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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-22
Readers Guide
Sunday, April %, l945,

SECTION A.
General News, Sports.
Lost, Found. Page A-3
Obituary. Page A-10
Resorts. Page ALA
Sports News. Pages A-16-18
Educational. Page A-19
SECTION B.
News and Society.
Society. Pages B-3-11
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-22

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-22
Wounded

First 1t. Francis w. Saul, "a. hus-
band of Mrs. Betty Saul, 80l5 East
ern avenue, Silver Spring, was seri-
ously injured in Germany March IA.
according to information received by
his wife Mrs. Saul was informed
in letter from her husband that
he drove over German mine. caus-
ing it to explode He is now in a
hospital in England.
A native of Washington, 1t. Saul
was graduated from Western High
School and attended Willard Prep
School. He was graduated from
West Point in June, 1913, as a field
artillery officer. 1t. Saul was sent
overseas last July and was attached
to the 9Th Army. He Is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. B. K. Saul, 3217
Reservoir road. Georgetown.
Pvt. Francis w. Brown, "a, was
wounded March II while fighting
with the 4th Marine Division on
Two Jima, his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George F. Brown. Ashton, Md, have
been informed by the Navy Depart
ment.
Mrs. Brown said she believed her
son already had recovered and re-
turned to active duty.
A native of Montgomery County
Pvt Brown was graduated from
Sherwood High School, Sandy
Spring, and attended the University
of Maryland. Before entering the Ma
rine Corps last June, he was en-
ployed as a machinist at the Wash
ington Navy Yard. He has been
overseas since November.
Pvt. Vardell Donaldson, %, whose
wife, Mrs. Jessie M. Donaldson, lives
at 1924 Fifty-seventh place NE, was
wounded March Is on Two Jima, his
family has been notified.
Before entering the service In
March, 1914. Pvt. Donaldson was
employed as clerk in the Wal
Department. He was born in Nor
way, S. c., and attended Armstrong
High School. The Two lima action
was his first since going overseas
last November. The couple have a
daughter, Berlyn, 8. His mother
Mrs. Ethel Matthews, also lives in
Washington.
Pvt. Robert L. Larson, 81, was
wounded in action April Z In Ger
many. the War, Department has
notified his mother, Mrs. Louise
Larson, Al street s.W. Pvt. Lar
Bradley beam., 1945-03-03
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Salesgirl: "These are satin pan ties"
 Top Kicks Wife: Haven't you any that haven't been sat in ?"
 Colonel: Are you sure you're qualified to lead the Melody Makers ?"
 S/Sgt.: Absolutely, sir. I've had two nervous breakdowns, was she'll shocked on Attu, and I lived for ten years in an apartment above a family with ten children.
 Sad but true: More lies are told about the age of liquor than the age of women. A sergeant is a man of few words which he keeps repeating.
 The modern girl dresses to kill. And cooks about the same way.
 "Lady, if you'll give me little brother nickel he'll initiate a chicken"
 "What will he do; cackle? 2"
 "Better'n that. He'll eat woim."
 Coed: Stop that soldier. He tried to kiss me.
 MP: Aw, be quiet; there'll be another along in minute.
 What do you mean, women are anxious ? Men are just as anxious" "Did you ever see man with hope chest?"
 Many gals have a remarkable gift of grab. When fellow breaks a date He usually has to. When a girl breaks date She usually has two.
 First Father: What, your son is an undertaken? thought you said he was a doctor?
 Second Father: No, I said he followed the medical profession. Mess Sgt: "Who cluttered up the mess table with the flowers ?" K. F.: "The colonel"
 Mess Sgt: Pretty, aren't they?"
Bradley beam., 1945-03-03

7. PFC. CHARLES WINNER Charlie is one of the POW Guards who served overseas with the Fifth Army, seeing action at Venafro and Salerno as a riieman with the Infantry. Although Charlie halls from Meriden, Conn, and should know all
 the answers he admits he was taken" in Italy. Says he bouah: chicken from one of the natives expecting to have eggs for his breakfast but the chicken failed to cooperate so ended up as fricasee. Obviously no one ever told him about the birds, the bees and the roosters. A bachelor, he hasn't any plans for marriage but claims he's woman hater, rather he doesn't want to get tied up until he gets out of the Army and takes that engineering course he has his heart set on. Meanwhile he relaxes by fishing, horseback riding and sack time research. He has also been known to go out on dates-with girls.
Bradley beam., 1945-03-03

Everyone has something they're particularly proud of and with Will it's the fact that he was charter member of this country's first Negro tactical Air Force Squadron the 99th Fighter Squadron. Will has visited quite few bases since he joined the 99th shortly after enlsting in April l94l and until he ar-. rived here to take up duties at the C Squad ron Orderly Room. He attended the Detroit Business College in his home town and served as an insurance salesman and public stenographer before donning ops. His big ambition after he returns to civvies is to take advantage of the CI Bill of Rights and attend college with Bachelor of Laws de- gree in mind. Will's recreational activities lean toward bowling, roller skating, hunting and bridge His wife, Lillie, and 13-month- old son, Willis L., keep the home fires burn- ing in Detroit
 AU Official FAF Photos.
Bradley beam., 1945-03-03

" CPL. ID. A. ROBINSON
 Jean is a Wac with way with food, which probably accounts for the fact that she's l. first cook at General Mess. She was beauty shop operator in her home town of Decatur, Ala, when she married and settled down to housekeeping. However, when her husband left for the Army, Jean upped and joined the WAC and has been stirring soup ever since. Her husband is now in Belgium as Warrant Officer in a Fighter Group She goes, should we say went, into athletics and sports in a big way, favoring horseback riding, golf, swimming and tennis, but the big thrill in her life came in 1939, when she won cup after taking girls motorcycle race at Daytona Beach, Fla. After the war, says Jean, she'll return to keeping house for her GI husband and maybe let him benefit by the cooking experience she gained while at Cooks and Bakers School in Florida
Bradley beam., 1945-03-03

When Irv isn't busy at his operations clerk job at Fighter Section HI, which is general ly in the evenings, it's sure bet you'll find him at the nearest dance, preferably the USO. On Monday evenings he becomes bagel and punch connoisseur At the drop of metaphor, he's glad to tell you about the time he spent in England a member of both the Eighth and Ninth Air Forces and as far as he's concerned, the English people are really hospitable. Before he en- tered the Service, Irv was Civil Service employee and when it's all over, he hopes to return to his former position and com- plete the Business Administration course he was taking at CCNY. Figures the GI Bill of Rights will come in handy in his case. Single, he claims he intends to remain bachelor until the war is we'll over and his civilian life habit
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-04-26

Minor NJ Myers, missionary to
China for the Church of the Brethren
since 1919. will speak in Western
Maryland churches from April % to
May s, it has been announced by Rev
Foster NJ. Bittinger, of Westernport
During many Of the years spent in
China he was secretary of the China
mission After evacuation to Picking
he took over the sccretaryship of the
Embassy Y.MC.A., in Picking, and
while there took am active part in
teaching Bible in the seminary and to
interested groups. and was also a
member of a chorus. He was trans
fcrrcd to Wei Shicn and was then re
leased to 90 to Shan0hi to board the
Tai Maru for repatriation He return
ed to this country on the Glipsholm
December / 1913.
He will speak in the churches Of
Western Maryland as follows: West
cruport, April % at 9:45; Frostburg,
April % at Ham,; Westernport,
April % at 1870 pm; Fairvicw. April
80 al 1870; Pine Grove. May at 1870;
Oak Grove. May at 1880; Accident,
May 3 at 1870; Maple Grove, May i
at 1880; Western Maryland district
youth banquet at Maple Grove church
at 6:30 ON May ); Cherry Grove, May
d / -
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-04-26
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teachers assisting. Mrs. Wilkins were
Mary +. Sehaetcr, Esther Opel, Mrs.
blanche +. Matthews, Mrs. NeIna b.
Savage, John NaprI. 'hamcey NJ,
Friend, Manila Savage, John W. HoI-
man, ". }. Glenn
SIO0.oo-OaNland Half Price Store,
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Smousc,
S6O.o0-NcSt Maryland Power Co,
Si6.Oo-Grand Theatre tricndSVlIlc.
S"r2o-Standard Oh Co.. of New
Jersey.
H"5.o0-fjrst National Bank, Ray
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-04-26

Single copies of The Repubh.
can may be obtained at the Hamill
Book and Stationery Store, corner
Third and Alder streets, where the
current issue of the paper is
placed on sale every Thursday af-
tcrnOOn. Price, ) cents per copy.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-04-26

evening April %, at $50, Rev. Rob
elr Henson, pastor. conducting the
services
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-01
June Allyson Gets Her FavOrite Dish; Chewing Gum
By BOB THOMAS

HOLLYWOOD - Servicemen's corner: When It. (jg) Bill Duddle- son dined with June Allyson a couple of months ago, she told of her addiction to chewing gum and the difficulty she had getting any.
 So Bill, lowering around the general area of Japan these days, took time off to send me a carton of gum for June. I myself, in per son, delivered it to her Westwood apartment.
 Come on in," said the wonder full Allyson, and when I gave her the gum, she danced all over the furniture. "You know" she said, I'm going to chew a quarter of a
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-01
Cache In Shoe Is Revealed In Ketchikan Case

KETCHIKAN, Alaska, June l.. Attorney A. H. Ziegler gave two diamond rings and a wristwatch to the United National Clothing Drive-almost.
 Superintendent of Schools HaE- old Hoeglund and his assistants ran into the jewelry in sorting 30 ions of clothing and advertised the same.
 Mrs. Ziegler noticed the adver- tisement, whereupon she identi- fled the missing articles, and ex- plained: "I had put them in Ioy husbands shoes for safety around the house. When they asked for clothing for the needy of Europe I gave them his shoes along with other things"
 The rings and watch, worth sev- eral thousand dollars, fell from the shoes as they tumbled down the chute.
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-01

stick at time! That way it'll last for weeks!"
 June seems to be assuming an exalted position among service men. It. Bruce Sellery writes me from Germany: "In my estimation June Allyson is about as dreamy as they come" It. Howard Culver reports that she has been the favorite in New Guinea since 1.-TWO Girls and a Sailor" played there. "But why? That's what stumps me-but here's a guess. She has talent like many others, but I think her main appeal is in being ingenious, refined, viva cious. She is the GI's dream of a postwar girl-so nice to come home to-"
 In The Mail
 It. Doug Fay complains that language expert on his way to where it is spoken, writes that Objective Burma" was a fine picture, but did the Japanese in it stink! They should get some body in Hollywood to make il sound authentic"
 It. Doug Fay comhplains that the movies at his ATC base in China are four-year-old Class z pictures. It. Lynn Compton reports sitting next to Conductor Andre Kostelanetz at a jam ses- sion of the band formerly led by
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-01
Forecast And Weather Report Nome and Vicinity

Compiled by the United States Weather Bureau, Nome, Alaska.
 June l, l945
 Forecast Nome: Partly cloudy but generally sunny today and Saturday. Little change in tenn perature. Fresh westerly winds to- day becoming fresh southwesterly Saturday.
 Nome Data: Precipitation last A hours ending 8:30 am. today none.
 Total precipitation this month 8:30 am. today none.
 Temperatures last "A hours to 8:3O am. today: highest 40, lowest 29.
 Temperatures one year ago to- day: highest 36, lowest 29.
 Exertme temperatures on this day since 1907: lowest g in 1881, highest 66 in 1943.
 Sunrise 2:49 a.m., sunset 11:15 pm.
 Data for other selected stations
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-01

Glenn Miller at the Marignon Cinema in Paris. "Kostelanetz left about halfway through I Want Big Fat Mama Obviously a long hair"
 Most of the moviegoers over seas have seen Saratoga Trunk" !" Devotion" Rhapsody in Blue" and Animal Kingdom" none of which have been released in the States. It. Bob Rodman, in the buzz bomb belt in Belgium, re- ported the theme song is "When it's buzz bomb time in Belgium, then it's Texas time for me-" |. By the way, have you written to your guy in the service today?
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-01
Alaskan Indians May Deal With Claims Court

WASHINGTON, June 1-P)-
 The Senate has passed and sent to the White House, the bill per hitting the Alaskan Indians to deal directly with the United States Court of Claims.
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-01

Two Loans this year, but need as much as three last year.
Evening star., 1945-09-11
WAREHOUSES WANTED.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SILVER SPRING, south SIDE q Blair Mn
70, opposite BALTIMORE Ono station
fToni .' 100 o. IT. d deep or vii divide ideal 10
cation for postwar mangfactuging plant;
SeoTsis sI Pes svs So sH Il 1afa %M cARIlN' sll'
HOTEL. located or water in Anne Arundel
Co, Nd; open all year round: now. oper;
ownership; dining anG banquet room, dance
floor large kitchen, refreshment pavilion
and comfortable lounse; gas station, on
beach; ideal location for boat or yacht
club Deal directly with the attorney ! oe for
COMMERCIAL LASD-AIi or part Of 4Oo.-
600 so. feet facing . real traffic arteries
and minor street in Rosslyn, Va. Uhe heart
scHMIhD:5Ti5, $50 s$t5 : SwoodvsSd Bidg NA a$S7.
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY with apts.
nation BY phone I interested cal for
ONCE IN 4 LiFETiME an opportunity to
buy an old established grocery business
with no competition. The owner is retiring
2-story asbestos frame store with living
rooms on md and " large storage rooms.
necessary for a grocery and meat business
including a 194l delivery truck. Also
beautiful room and Ii bath ll2-story as6est-
oil summer and winter hook-up.; double
garage. beautiful ShrubbeTy and lawn.
/ Ull lTDUl u 1. FIlCS Tlsl'f Ot anu lLlS
ventory of erocery stock, Terms. To in-
spect cali ALVIN EPLING, WA 4954 day
SMALL HOTEL LocATIoN-1sth and N
SITS. n.w.-2 adjoining buildingS now
operating as rooming houses, owner
quotes present income over $500 month.
Completely furnished. Could be remodeled
/ for hotel; HARRY l. FRIEDMAN, Broker,
MODERN ESTABLISHED GARAGE -
Owner retiring. offered as entirety. Prop
erty, going profitable business ana all
equipment. Responsible parties in ,rosi-
ton to handle a 100000 deal should
investigate this, now. Call HARRY l.
FRIEDMAN. Broker, RE. 1856.
DOWNTOWN. 18th st. areA-1S rms {
baths, completely furnished brings in
con eome ,t Of ;f $500 ;soo Priss NIGS SS zoe
LUCHS CO. 1908 H St NV. MA. 2345.
End COMMERCIAL GROUND. on main
line of the B. e. O. railroad, located Just
of Blair rd. ne, about l acre of groLrd
available: priced right for quick sale on
terms, This is your opportunity for ground
of this type which is very limited in this
location. JAMES E. TUCKER. Realtor.
CORNER BRICK STORE. dwelling and
apts., NV. section, reasonable. For fur
ther information, address Box 442-H.
FIRST COMMERCIAL, 1e5 it. by 155 TT.
to alley: wisconsin ave. near Calvert The
alter. Call Miss Shoemaker. LOUIS P.
SHOEMAKER, 17le K ST., MA. 1l66; eyes,.
Evening star., 1945-09-11
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

BRIGHTWOOD or vicinity, cash buyers fol
house or bunsalow. DAVID E. BARRY ME
s TO 70 10 KMs.IIike possession within sc
days al sash D or Nd and sun
dE $500 SO pSs,''i' n Thomss hS Circle anu sun
& r. ~ Clients 9Th i i CT cash SENATE REAL
D. I {. c., AND d NEARBY MD. PROPERTY
WIN pay all cash. ROGER MOSS, Realtor,
HAVE 1H2 You Aye coon HONE RH 9qno IN Arlington
cREEkMoRE, cH ?7a2.
Rearby Wlb fA1 Section CASH oF B. 0uSS WEAvER r wo g.
We We CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE and get
ee oD esa prize psntg IN Clients G Waiting
or oq'fk 4A Fes6Ss sasS a B. a. TREY Il % Son 3IS
sonpIER sonfsfH 81 WANTS I 7 TO BUY etamily home
or home that can be converted: white sec
ton in W. D. C.: not over $4,000. Box
We We Can & SELL your property if located in
washington or nearby Montgomery County
with hos RS 0T E ak HRE 1sfHs co. sea0fs
iMnEpIaTE mi EGih fi AcrIoNWe NaoHa VIII VIII buy
@ asTSst vs5pe: ss5f tTfe apDrsisals. MITcHEII
We CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE, We can get
2a sash / went MpHRg 11kH HI I9as Res4s psHmp'
s2s cash II fiRss for IS G. e7s9 sDa Md
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property. Quick settlement, GUM {
EIEH We chN SCI SELL le YOUR HousE m at 11s It's full
value today. Our opinion entails no obli
CATION, Ask for M M. BBroTnine; WM: H
1850. pI. 1015, 1919 K st. NV.
CASH BUYER Immediately in need oi
brick home or BUNGALOW in Bethesda, Sill
action. Cali Mr.. Blackwood. No. 6597
SHANNON & LUCHs CO., 1905 H st. NV
WANT VA SMALL HOUSES in D. C.. colored
IN cash, no commission. Call ewes, Ia
fisT fEiyaTE PARTY y., wishes ss to buy
cash; Boy 2sf +. star. Iss
EDWIN l. ELLIS; Realtor. can sell youl
and priced right: any size in D. c. OF
close-in Va. and Md; 1910 Vermont ave.
sSGT sSahI 215 MoBERS bEi Sl4G GousE, with Garden
Sh neaHes BOX ssss sar
CASH for your house. large or small, an,
condition No waiting for your money
WfksT or 18th sT.-Modern As bedroom
hhouse. $4,000 to n,S S92,ooq 2 pqsr Csll Mrs
KENwoop SiSSi eGS5'; or srRiSG VALLEY preferred
hone r. II ahseEsr nse Hs c co nTs
coLoRED-Good homes for good people
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RE RE e9es. DU. 47o3, DU. oaS6. II.
Evening star., 1945-09-11
SUBURBAN sALE-vlRGIklA.

YOUR DREAM COME Beautifully
tion and modern in every detail. Fully
eanipred Kitchen, 2 bedrmss, tiled bath
blinds, full basement, screened porch,
fenced back yard; 10 min; to Peentagon:
payments, S3696. EDGEcoMBE y COMP.
TON, 3o51 Manning ST., Alexandria, Va,
TIE. 6405.
CHARMING SMALL HOUSE, in an exclu-
siye neiehborhoodEThis 2-beeroom bum
Is anxious to sell. Call quickly, ARlING-
TON REALTY CO.: INGs 2204 Wilson
coSNfvENiENT VT ocYHiERRYDATE AN oide,
house in excellent condition. Rooms are
all large and house coulG be used as q
2-bedroom and nursery home. or second
fioor could be be used as separate apt;
at SS,950. ARLINGTON REALTY CO.,
INC, 2204 Wilson blvd. GIL. 1900, oil
COLONIAL BRICK. 5-room house in grove
of beautiful oak trees: refrigerator and
6733. M T. BRoYHnL CO.
Evening star., 1945-09-11
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. B-1s
TUESDAY, II,
SUBURBAN sALE-MD. (cont.J

SUBURBAN SAlE-MD. tSont.l
HSYAITsvILLENsPTetty s;Dedrm: corner
rase and Is situated on a lot 50x120; only
$500. with substantial down payment
hna sso ps. HHPsh nepdsy SN ss4ss sRa
Go,, INC, End floor. 63oa Baltimore ave.
IAN1oVER HnLs-s1 800 at $50 .
purchases a delightful 3-bedrm. home in
this lovely community. This home is in
ssoo szcs '0ndfGn sHf IL pfs1 + sST
CO, INC, 2nd floor, 1908 Baltimore ave.
s-RooM HOUSE. large lot, in Spring Lake
PARK; price, So, 200; terms. Can EUGENE
B, GINGELL. Phone WI. 2022 or Rock
BRICK BUNGALOW, 4 rooms. stairs TO
irigeirste2r. e. gas range a-e coal hess fuel
EXCLUSIVE peiy ST CHEvERIYNsbedroom' Iss os Stone
snd clsp1ossd PSInsalqE full bassmsnt
i0 RoBERT SEa F0sk pVs ssIfsp peEsSs e ssas 3
IANpovER HILLS, MD.@5-stors. r." s-roon qoon
home large living room, dining room; mod
shonsl so stehsn tu noa5d R Ta n
heat, screened side porch, insulated: whits
picket fence in rear OF lot. landscapsd'
Hyattsville, Md. WA. 5000.
$3.50 DOWN, S65 per month; Berwyn
Heights-Large 7rm;;, 2,,story home on
over 12-a. corner lot, fronting on 3 streets;
md floor can be arranged into an apt, and
rented for $50 per mo; > cleo. stoves, .
elec. retsrs., go with property: h.-w:h.;
only S7,95O. terms. ROBERT S. DAVIS,
5303 Baltimore ave. Hyattsville, Nd. WA.
STOP LOOKING, williams Real Estate
exclusive. fine MARYLAND brick home IN
Cheverly, Nd; large rooms, fireplace, ga
tild baths recreation room in basement,
built-iD garage cement drive, wel-terraced
lawn truly good buy at SI3;65o; terms.
Hyattsville 5441,
WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE, CheVerly, Nd.
Brick bungalow ) large rms. tiled hath,
fun basement, and attic, ,hot-water oil heat,
fireplace. bui!t-in laundry tubs in base-
ment; very large lot, fence around front
yard close to transportation stores and
downtown $3.50 terms. Call MR.. RILEY,
UN. 300; evenings, HyattSville SAT-
WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE-Brick bupga.
low, one block from CAPITAL Transit busiine;
also close to stores rooms, tiled bath, fun
basement; nice sod yard well Shruobed
air-conditioned oil heat; VIII sell auics;
$3.50; terms. Call Mr., RILEY, UN. 2200;
evenings, HyattSvllie 5441.
Evening star., 1945-09-11
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

I5-UNIT BUILDING-Very desirable rent
ing section of Northeast, within 5 minutes
Of Capitol. Low rentals; annual. S6;931.
one trust. Call Mr.. wolberg, Ia. 1855.
SHANNON S LUcHs CO.. sos H st. NV,
Zoo HA yso ST. Nw-corner house. owner
occupied and operated as rooming house:
present income $500 month and owners
apartment; @ ~, goas losation G. pricsd riShst. Iss.
5IO2 MARLBORO PIKE-1%a acres 'front.'
ing on two hwys. first commercial, A real
URCIoLO REALTY co, ME 4e41.
APT. BLDG, corner 18th and c sts. Sc
Drugstore and 5 units OF 8 rooms, kitchen,
CORP. exclusively. RE. 1888.
BUIDERs. ATTENTION.: East Riverdsle.
cor. Edmonston rd. and Calvert. 17M
acres, excellent for subdivision. What ts
your offer? URCIOLo REALTY CO., ME.
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