Evening star., 1945-06-07
Film Stars 10 Join
In Ceremony Here
For Papertroopers

~HSiHVVPSIS
Andrea King and Helmut Dan
tine, stars of Hotel Berlin viii
join Saturday with other we'll know
persons in paying tribute to tn,
Papertroopers of Washington ane
the Nation in the Papertrooper Day
ceremonies at the Sylvan Theater
The two movie stars will brine
the greetings of Hollywood to tht
affair and will present the top 81
washington Papertroopers with thu
pairs Of pedigreed. registered racing
pigeons. Miss King will start the
exhibition race of some 500 pigeon.
by tossing one pigeon in the air as
"a signal for the release of the
others.
Maj. John Shawvan, U. S. A., re.
tired, who formerly was in charge
OF carrier pigeon training in the
, Army Signal Corps, will bring a
greeting from the Congress OF
American Pigeon Fanciers, Inc. do
nors of the pigeons which will be
given to the children.
Parking Space Provided.
Additional parking space has been
provided for parents and teachers
who bring their children to the pa
rade and ceremonies by automobile.
The south side of Constitution ave-
nut from fourteenth street east
ward and Independence avenue
from Fifteenth street westward have
been set aside for this purpose.
The children who are to march in
the parade are to gather by l 80 pm.
on the north side of the Mall be-
tween Sixth and Ninth streets,
where they will be separated into
three sections, the schools falling in
line alphabetically
The three sections, with their
marshals, will be as follows:
First section between Sixth and
Seventh streets Hugh Smith, mar
shall; Adams, Amidon, Bancroft,
Banneker. Barnard, Beers, Bell
Benning, Birney, Blair, Blow, A.
Bowen, S. ]. Bowen Briggs-Mont-
gomery, Brightwood, Brookland,
Browne, Bruce. Bryan, Buchanan,
Bunker Hill, Burroughs, Burrville,
Cleveland, j. F. Cook, H. D. Cooke,
Corcoran, Davis. Alice Deal, Dean
wood, Deal, Eaton, lexington, Ed
monds, Emery. Fairbrother, Fill
more. Gage, Garfield, Garnet-Pat-
terson and Garrison.
Second Section Position.
Second section between Seventh
and Eighth streets: L. R. Larry,
marshal; Giddings, Gordon, Grant,
Greenleaf, Hardy, Harrison, Hayes,
Hearst, Hilton-Peabody, Hyde, JET
ferson, Kenilworth, Ketcham, Key,
Kimball, kingSman. Lafayette,
Langdon, Logan, Lovejoy. Ludlow,
Macfarland, Madison, Mann, Maury,
Merritt, Military Road, Monroe,
Morgan, Morse, Mott, Murch, Noyes,
Orr, Oyster, ParkvieW, PetWorth.
Pierce, w. B. Powell, Randall Junior
and Randle Highlands.
Third section between Eighth
and Ninth streets: L. S. Steeley,
marshal; Raymond. Seaton, Shaw,
Shepherd, Smothers, Stevens, Stod-
dert, Sumner -Magruder, Syphax,
Taft, Takoma, Taylor, Terrell,
Thomson, Wallach, West, Wheatley,
Whittier, Wilson, Woodbridge and
Young
Maryland schools or others which
have not announced their inten-
ton to be represented will fall into
line in their proper alphabetical
positions before the start of the pa
rade. The parade will get under way
promptly at 2 o'clock, with the Po-
lice Band leading the SCHOOLGIRL
dren. All schools with school BAN
ners or Salvary for Victory pen
nants are asked to carry them and
those without school banners should
have large cards bearing the school
names.
Collections Continue Heavy.
Collections yesterday kept up the
fast pace of the past several weeks.
The third district schools yielded
69, 400 pounds to bring the total to
14,80l,1 ,119 pounds.
Among the collections of half a
ton or more were Brightwood, 2,439;
Shepherd, 10,279; w. B. Powell,
3,502; H. Wilson, 1858; Central,
2.218: Banneker, 1900; Takoma
Park, l2,461; Mcfarland, 1876;
Bruce, 1890; Raymond, 3083; Park
View, 1850; Mott, 1890; Gage, 1888;
Adams, 3,271; H. D. Cooke, 4,O40;
Morgan, 2,038; Sumner -Magruder,
1,112.
Collections tomorrow in the fifth
district together with the leaders
will be as follows:
HONOR ROLL