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PERSONAL.

EuMAN ALARM CLOCK, reliable wakeup
service. For information call AT. 20S0,
TAX RETURNS must be filed by March is
For prompt and efficient assistance call
NJ. Coleman, CHAPMAN REALTY CO,
PHoTos OF YOUR BABY in your home;
25 different poses Sl250 You will treas
ure. these lovely natural pictures in your
ment @ cali Ho. 47a6 dsv or evening HG spp: m3
INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared by COM
petent a. aassistants: la61 any time by appoint
VETERAN. 80 yrs married college grad,
IL B., exper, in Army intelligence and
sponsible and experienced investigator in
teTeSted ,+ IN esta6lishing Rdx i9yestigati.ns
oIhsT details EI.KAY PHoToGRAPHEERs
PHONE sBErHERD $3.50, ask for Miss
Wright, If you are in need OF a loar up te
aS9 n y91E aGApEMY accredited boarding
school for boys in kindergarten through
pth grade; located on Severn River estate,
aIGHEsT PRICES PAID for diamonds its' and
tewelry;. guaranteed appraisal; licensed.
LIVINGSTON 6S CO., 1923 st. NV, ME-
EXCEPT MAN BE BORN AGAIN. he can
not see the Kingdom of God. John 3 3:3
Christian and Personal Worker, 25 st, Nv.
HANsEL & GRETEL DAY NURSERY. A
real home atmosphere for your preschool-
age child in nearby Nd: careful, constant
supervision, plus the best in nourishing
food. For aDpt.. call MRS. FLEMING,
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL, a mod
ern day and boarding, school for children
ron furnished from any part of Washing
AT AT YOUR SERVICE as5ftS ATS PARGEL FL Delivery
bsEgase bPne RA and trnE 544a foE Parcel
VIII ANY ONE H1 WHO Ifo'Saa1S SAW the accident
-, 1916, at the intersection of 18th and E
sts. NV. involving bus and a pedestrian
please communicate with GEO. C. ODER,
HIGHEST CASH PAID for diamonds,
fewelry guaranteed appraisal. Licensed.
LIVINGSTON 61 CO., 1923 H st. NV, ME-
SWISS-AMERICAN watches repaired: to
5 days service: clocks and jewelry repaired,
pearls restrung and fine engraving; watch
all work guaranteed. ALEXANDER E
FAUSS. Matchmaker and Jeweler. 912 G.
ST, between 9th and 10th sts. NV. Ma
PETER RABBIT DAY NURSERY, in Ana
costa, has limited number of openings
3or children to 6 years of age. TR. 4124.
PERMANENT, 81; shampoo and finger wave
b0c. No appointments. MABELLE HON
TAX, RETURNS. state and Federal pre-
pared BY accountant: books brought up to
BABY PICTUREs - Cute baby pictures
made at modest prices in your home.
Phone SH. 1921 evenings and Sunday.
pREssMAKING AND ALTERATIoNs-
Modern studio. strictly private Centrally
Equirped for, prompt service: Dresses,
ENGE formerly of Fifth ave. N W,
dI,tiFo LILO F. st SStso5nws NV Room 20. Telephone
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DO YOU want 70 sell? We have buyers
with cash. List with us. free appraisals:
no obligation; no charge unless sold. Call
MA. 5447. Ewes. or Sunday. 81. 1888 and
81. 1865. YOUNG & PASTOR, 1929 Yer
mont W.
"CORNER 9Th AND N.W"-I will only
recommend this property to a concern in
q position to build on this valuable
corner" for their future business location:
42x10z. Call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN,
HOME INSULATION BUSINESS, complete
with trucks. equipment and material Ap-
prox. So, 900 cash required. Phone Ran
dolph 3S49 evenings after 5 pm. and
Sunday. 49,
UNITED GROCERY, NV location; exc.
opportunity; business ST 1900 weekly; g.
room apt, good lease. Act quickly Price
S., 500, plus dollar for dollar for stock
Phone LYNN REALTY CO., Ma. s1s7; eve,
or 1855. -ls
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED ROOM, with
board. for two gentlemen of good habits
and with permanent positions Centrally
O553 -23
LARGE ROOM and bath. suitable for or
3 people: also double rm.; convenient
transp. to Pentagon and downtown: phone
and laundry privl.: near Colonial Village
MRS. MOORE. Gil. 1853. lis
CENTRALLY LOCATED RIM. with board.
men only. No calls between and Z. ME
1899. 6S Eye St NV is
FOR YOUNG LADIES to share.
unlimited phone, laundry privileges: excel.
transp. ia 0930. ia
1926 10Th ST. NV double rms, S42 so
each: excellent meals.
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MOTOR TRAXEL.

DRIVING AZ STUDEBAKER to Daytona,
Fla Wednesday, February 20 Can take
three. DIR. IVANOFF. Box BAL, Star 49,
COUPLE LEAVING Washington Feb 2l to
"a for two-Week tour of Florida Driving
Florida or on complete trip Call ME-
54a9 from q. m. to s pm. Ask for Mr..
BUELL.. 49,
TRAVEL BY PLANE, anywhere. any time
Call Spruce 0SSS
DRIVING TO MIAMI, FLA. chrysler al
Inn. Tues. Feb: 10; carry 8 or 4 pass Call
Hillside 0S4S-W 1Ss
DRIVING a, LINCOLN jacksonville Fla,
can take three. Telephone Union 223S. 1S'
GOING TO COLORADO, Feb 25, route
highway so, all the way Will take 3
PEOPLE Phone Lincoln 1898. 49,
DRIVING TO FLORIDA Tuesday, Feb. 49,
accommodate 3 or pass Trinidad 1900
DRIVING TO CAMBRIDGE, OHIO. Friday.
Feb. %. Return Sunday, Feb. "a. Call
Ii. 3411 after pm is
Evening star., 1946-02-18
COAL, WOOD ono FUEL OIL.

SEASONED MIXED WOOD, $3.50 per fun
cord, $1,000 per one-half cord delivered
WA 1893 -l9
wood 12, 16, IS 20, "a and 80 inch;
prompt delivery AT 1894 i
SEASONED HARDWOOD, split and cut any
quick delivery. Call any time, WI. O695.
FINEST OAK FIREPLACE WOOD. cut from
large. live trees and seasoned: better quail
.ty. generous measure; delivered to you at
S22 cord, Sl2 u cord. cut to your length
1916 Bryant st. n e, NO 066O 30
Evening star., 1946-02-18

MOVING and general hauling. Ashes and
trash a specially. Truck with driver for
hire by hour or day. ia. 1892 -23
DASHIELL TRANSFER, local moving. gen
eral hauling, 80 miles radius, cargo in
surance, prompt service Call DE asT1
day or night and Sundays. Reas. rates.
MOVING AND HAULING. prompt and
courteous. service. local and long distance.
WA. S41a, MI. 7OT2. "a
GENERAL HAULING-Day and night
low I rates; 9uick service, At 2169. --23
and long distance. No JOB too large and
AT YOUR SERVICE, PARCEL DELIVERY.
Phone RA 5443 ioT parcel furniture.
ARE YoU MOVING? Let the RETURN
LADS BUREAU CORP. take care Of your
moving-day problems; packing. tranSpor-
ence have made US specialists in han.
let Us tax It over Phone IL 29S4 or II.
MOVING AND STORAGE, reason able rates
MOVING & STORAGE co, IA. 2931 49,
EXPERT FURNITURE MOVING and gen
eral hauling; immediate service. Daily till
6 pm. local. FIR. 6767. co. 3472. 49,
EX-SERVICEMAN, white. General haul
ing. dependable service reasonable rates;
day or night. JOHN GLOVER, DE. $3.50.
LIGHT HAULING. any kind. any time con-
tract for regular hauls. reasonable rates,
Night hauling specially. MI. 5065. e0'
Evening star., 1946-02-18
AVIATION.

ENGINEERS, 40 years
combined experience with major aircraft
time. Call AL 1909 after s pm, or ad-
dress Box 13-L. Star 23'
DE LUXE TAYLoRCRAFT 1e4e. for i'm
mediate delivery. Call OIL. $500
TRIMMER AMPHIBIAN: For
orders and demonstrations on these out
standing light planes call Commonwealth
Distributor. COASTAL AVIATION CORP
Suite 4O2, Southern Bldg. RE. 3S3S -2l
EVERY ONE WHO FLIES needs complete
AVIATION insurance protection. Consult
SH1VERS INSURANCE AGENCY, 1910
Vermont ave. n " District %
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

ATLAS AGENCY NEEDS secretaries public
Tela ationS. publicity, press releases, etc;
good sal; other secretary stenogs: S35 to
$50 .wk.; clerk typiStS, $40 to $40 wk.
bookkeepers to S50, up; ,typists know Rus
sian; sal. open; dictaphone op'rS., $500
len, ATLAS AGENCY, 9th and F SITS NV,
Rm. 502 Ii
6la days. opprty: sec. foreign gov. 50 900
up; dozens of others daily See Miss
Young or Miss Page, PERSONNEL SERV-
ICE. 13l1 G st MA OLA
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored, wants job as general help
erT' SSour S-6our day. 5-day wk.; $50 Call
GIRL, colored. exp. wants days work;
50 per day and carfare. NO. 21S3
LAUNDRESS, exp: light laundry and cur
IainS nicely done at home; references
LAUNDRESS, girl, colored. desires laundry
LOUISE WALLER
WOMAN, colored, reliable, desires job one
other week on Thursday HO. 5000. IS'
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

Will EXCHANGE -bedrm. apt. IN Airing
ton, Va. for an apt, preferably > bedrms
in Westchester or Long Island, New York
section Call Gil. 533S. is
EXCHANGE l bedroom apt IN Bronx.
N. Y, for l or . bedroom apt. in Wash.
D. c. Call DI O122 1as
Washington apt. for n. Y. modern l bed
room apt, living room, kitchen and bath.
Manhattan preferred. Box 72-L, Star.
EXCHANGE APT, WASH. AREA, for apt.
or house in Boston, unfurn desired, Call
CHI. 30l6
WILL EXCHANGE unfurn. studio apt. in
modern downtown apt. bldg. for unfurn.
nne-bedrm aIe. EX. 39+5. lis
EXCHANGE l-bedroom apt. near Walter
Reed for 2-bedroom apt. or house, NV.
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SITUATIONS MEN tcont.,

SHOE STORE MANAGER desires to
locate in Washington Ten years ex-
perience IN ladies and mems novelty
years experience in complete charge
of large shoe store, including buying,
window dressing and bookkeeping Best
references as to honesty and ability
BOX .5S2-ki Star. 19S
VETERAN, University of PENNSYLVANIA
graduate, desires permanent or temporary
position in D. c. or vicinity, or opportunity
ior partnership or ownership. Give de-
tails. Box 9-L Star 1as
VETERAN desires part-time employment,
typing, stenographic, general office Box
45-L, Star. lqs "
VETERAN, executive ability, 80 yrs COL
lege grad, Ii. B., with eXper as criminal
INVESTIGATOR: Army intelligence; also exper.
personnel work, interviewing, job classi-
lying and counSeling desires responsible
position with future. Box 456-K, Star.
Evening star., 1946-02-18
POULTRY g EGGS.

COMPLETE BATTERY EQUIPMENT, for
layers and fryerS, including Lz-ton paneled
Chevrolet truck. Call WA. 6795.
ABOUT 100 Austria-white laying and
soon-to-lay pulets Telephone Hillside
49l r.. 303 Avenue C, District Heights,
Nd -1q
Evening star., 1946-02-18
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK

HAVE JUST RECEIVED a load of we'll
broken riding horses, all type, colors and
prices, VIII trade or sell HILLTOP
FARMS. Fisher I'd. Sc, Temple Hills. Mr..
Hicks, SP. OS27 is
Evening star., 1946-02-18
BOATS.

CABIN CRUISER, 80 #. long, Ford marine
snginss en- npa, $1;3o9 v call n,p, p, o541: Ia
peller repaired now before the rush sea-
son. FRANK DEL vECCHIO, marine sup
plies, 1912 11th st. Sc. Ii. 4493, FIR,
Evening star., 1946-02-18

10th ST. UPTOWN APT. BUILDING, so
units, ranging in size from l rm., kitchen
porch, in modern freproof building: gross
rentals, $4,000: ideal for conversion TO
apt hotel. JEROME S. MURRAY, 1881
G 81. NV. RE. 246O or MI. 1929 SO
FOR SALE-Apt buildings, Is units, three
detached, four-Story brick and concrete
Salkups, Stoker steam heat: best legations.
Park: 81 apis. furnished: at cost OF three
years increased rental; yearly income,
S39. 1854; first trust S9S,4nO at 41zc,
OWNER, 1865 18th ST. so, ST. Petersburg.
Fla Is
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

ARMY OFFICER, wife, 2-yr-old daughter
desire rm. and bd. Or share home in Va.
cony. to Pentagon. CAPT. HOUSER, RE
GOO. Ext 4RRl frnn 6 to & Il s
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ROOMS rURhIsHED-s.E. and s.w.

LARGE ROOM new twin-bed room set,
private entrance, private bath and show
er: $50 for 2; men only; uni. tel. Hill
side 1895. Ia
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ROOMS ruRN,sueo-Mn ga VA

FURN. RIM. for 2, conv. to bus; private
FIRsT-FLoOR BEDROOM, next bath, twin
beds; on Lee hwy. busline; unlimited
phone; 2 gentlemen. Call CHI. 2305 any
eye; after O'clock, ID
share apt. with two others in Arlington.
S2S. GIL. 2ll0. is
ARLINGTON, VA.-Master bedroom, newly
furnished, twin beds, in new pvt. home;
semipvt. bath: gentlemen preferred; $50
per mo GIL. 3677. 5707 NO 26th St is
Evening star., 1946-02-18
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp.
APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

.-RM. FLAT, unfurn, 2nd floor; refer. re-
Iulred; Gal Maryland ave. s.W.; $50 per
no. See MRS. MILLER. -tq
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

1904 ADAMS ST. NE, Apt. $3.50 wk.
Comfortable room. Q closets, semipvt. bath,
laun and breakfast priv. MI. 0s49. la
girl to share room in new. private home:
all conveniences; S22 so per month. 3s1d
l7th ST. ne. Dupont 6143. 49,
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COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE.

COLORED-II15 9th ST. rm, Kitchen,
S52 so mo, including utilities and other
charges. co. 2675 from to Z pm. 10
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED,

BULLDOZER for rent; available iml
1lately. Mr.. BOND, RE. 2727. Is
Evening star., 1946-02-18

JORDAN PIANO CO. 1o15 18th st. NV.
PIANosaBetty Ross spiaet: Kimban apt
0eSy FRan BARGAINS "a for sash
age Bldg.. 2sSi Georgia - ave. H AD. 5 5sSs, S%5
PIANOS-see the largest selection of fine
coIoNAG PIANO sfe5 sHop shq styf sfS st. a. 'Re
MA. 1865 or MA 4S71. Many good me-
dium pianos, carefully recondiioned and
terms; High trade-in allowance on your
PANoSNn you are looking for new
National 1928. ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO
CO, lol5 1th st. NV; 20
conditioned steinWay and others, $50
and up. JOHN scHAEFFER, 1928 Irving
PiANos-we are taking orders for new
Story & Clark. Lester, Huntington and
Winter makes and have samples on display,
i'm mmedae aeery we can Naona sa
ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO Co. 1O15 9TH
PIANOs-completely reconditioned spinet-
ssis. kfTTs, 1850 1850 6 st. % n.W. tSe5gee6 tRen
pTanosWe ss ssd Ath bsTe sts Several Stu
liver now. Call Republic 6212. KITS
1880 G st. NV. (between 18th and 14th
PIANO, Weber grand, mellow tone, it..
mahogany: like new. Call CHI. 3512.
PIANO, Knabe. baby grand, excellent con-
dition. for immediate sale, $3.50. FIR.
soRcHfs saGS hAs ,ScIosED-Make sSl your porcs 1S
livable and enjoyable room for winter and
summer. AIR COMFORT CORP, HO
RADIOS, two table models, / white, !
brown, Al condition; also l S. W, 40
cal. revolver with so rds of ammunition.
perfect condition: price reasonable for right
buyer; Can be seen at 1888 st. NV,
Apt. 8, between $50 and 9 pm. 49,
RADIO PARTS-Ham gear. V. H. F. COM
3 ponsnts nIn npuoSoo 81 . 42p5 .p1 r..o 1s' ,,,
model, medium size. fne tone, S45. Home
after $40 tonight. HO $500.
nADig u, ,rnONouhhrn you wan
Stromberg-Carlson. Zenith or Farnswortf
give us your order now. We have beer
getting a few sets. Call National 1928
ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO CO.. 1o15 5tt
st. NV. -22
Evening star., 1946-06-09
0'Conor Will Speak
AT Flag Day Rites

Gov. O'Conor will be the principal
speaker at exercises Friday night
eliminating a Flag Day celebration
staged by the Silver Spring Lodge,
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Also listed as participants in the
evening parade and special cere-
monies are Representative Beall
Republican, of Maryland, who will
be in the reviewing stand, and Arch
Mcdonald, Washington radio sports
announcer and Democratic candi-
date for Mr.. Beall's seat, subject to
the June "a primary, who will de-
liver an address on the history of
the American flag.
The parade will be staged in the
rear of the Silver Spring Armory
inside of which the ceremonies will
be held later.
Others to be present are Admiral
Adolphus A. Station, holder of the
Congressional Medal of Honor; Gen
George C. Beach, commanding gen.
eral of the Army Medical Center;
Maj. r. H. Parsley, public relations
officer of Walter Reed Hospital, and
an enlisted man to represent the
wounded veterans.
The Third Service Command
Army Band will head up the pa
rade which the sponsors say will be
participated in by 1000 persons. 1t
will form at Georgia and Sligo ave-
nues and proceed north on Georgia
avenue to Colesville road, turn right
to Fenton street and proceed to the
parade grounds.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
Wisconsin Avenue
Widening Studied

A public hearing will be held
soon on plans for widening Wiscon-
sin avenue north of East-West high
way in Bethesda and alleviating
traffic congestion at the intersection
of the two thoroughfares with Old
Georgetown road.
At a recent conference between
the State Roads Commission, Mont
gomery County officials and repre-
sentatives of the County Safety
Council. the commission presented
its plan providing for 70-foot
Ithoroughfare along Wisconsin ave-
nue.. including two 12-foot traffic
lanes and an 8-foot parking lane on
each side with 6-foot strip in the
center. according to Washington /
Cleveland, member of the Safety
Council. 1t was explained that the
county must obtain rights of way
ranging from 20 to 30 feet along
Doth sides of the avenue for a dis
tance of about one-half mile.
According to County Commission
er William H. Prescott, a plan has
been prepared by county officials
calling for 50-foot right of way
along each side of Wisconsin ave-
nue.. He said the county has OBJ
tained about IS per cent of what we
need and that he is studying the
State Roads Commission proposal in
an attempt to work out definite
plan in conjunction with other
county officials.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
Philippine Horrors Recalled
AT Advent Session Here

Seventh-Day Adventist who was
permitted to travel between the
guerrilla and japanese lines in the
performance of his religious duties.
One day the man was stopped by a
guerrilla leader and his japanese
passport found. Condemning the
Filipino as traitor, the Adventist
was being readied for execution
when another Filipino leader
passed by.
What are you doing here?" the
leader asked.
The man explained The leader,
familiar with his work, argued the
first leader into letting the native
missionary go.
Met in No Mans Land.
The present convention in Wash
ington recalled to the Philippine
delegation another convention Ad-
ventists held during the war. This
was local affair with only 80 dele
gates. What made it stand apart
was its meeting place in a no-man's
lane between guerrilla lines and the
japanese forces. Here the delegates
met and conducted their business,
while around them the natives and
invading Japs fired at each other.
More than $4,000 natives of the
Philippines are members of the
|Seventh-Day Adventists, the Fill
pino delegates said. The first mis-
sion to the islands came in 1905
and year later J. L. McElhany
who was reelected president of the
general conference for another four
year term on Friday. came there
as = a missionary. Approximately
5000 new members were added to
the Adventists in the Philippines
during the war, the delegates said.
A. v. Olson, president of the
South European division, will report
on the radio commission work at the
afternoon meeting today. The
morning session will begin with
memorial services and will be fol-
lowed by the Sabbath School De-
partment and Educational Depart
ment reports. Glenn Calkins, presi-
dent of the inter American division,
will address the conference tonight.
E. B. Rudge, president of the
Australasian division, spoke at the
evening meeting yesterday.
Evening star., 1946-06-09

IN the large armory. Three or four
spectators tainted and a dozen or
more others were given smelling
salts and water by attending nurses
Gov. O'Conor gave an address OF
greeting to the graduates, whom he
called particularly welcome this
year because there is so much to
/ do before the world again can be
put upon an even keel"
He urged the graduates, in facing
the task of building new era, to
preserve the American individual
freedoms of speech, enterprise, re-
ligion and assembly"
Four Farmers Honored.
Four MARYLAND farmers were pre-
Sented honorary certificates of
merit in agriculture" by President
Byrd. They We're Richard B. Dar-
nall of Greenock for distinguished
service to the tobacco industry
Howard S. beaverton of Rock Hall
for his work as head of the Mary
land Farm Bureau, John c. Rut-
ledge of Fallston for his farm dairy
work and George Harrison of Ber-
lin for contributions to the State
nursery and orchard industries.
Chief Judge j. Owen Knots of
the Second Maryland Judicial Cir
cult was awarded an honorary doc
tor of laws degree.
Ambassador Gallo Plaza of Ecua-
dor, the principal speaker, asserted
that nations of the world must be
willing to surrender IAN amount OF
sovereignty in favor of the United
Nations before the world will have
lasting peace.
An alumnus of the University OF
Maryland, the Ambassador was
awarded an honorary degree.
| He said in these times of the
atomic bomb and long-range
weapons of attack which have
wiped out the security this nation
once was given by the Atlantic anc
Pacific Oceans, the Monroe Doc.
trine had to give way and the
United States has to play the par
that destiny has given her as 6
world leader in these troubled
times"
Evening star., 1946-06-09
Marine Hero Presents Diploma
To Wife at Maryland University

From the battlefields of Saipan a
wounded Marine lieutenant yester-
day came to the University of Mary
land commencement exercises to set
precedent
This is the first time, as far as
I know" DR.. H. C. Byrd, university
president explained, that a sopho-
more has awarded diploma to one
OF the graduating class"
The lieutenant was George Hill
OF Salisbury Md, whom DR.. Byrd
had called to the rostrum in the
university's new armory to present
a bachelor of science degree to Mrs
Hill. his wife-listed on the uni
versity rolls as Maryanna Katherine
Snyder, her maiden name.
Met As Undergraduates.
They had met when both were
undergraduates in 1912, and were
married this February That year
his sophomore year, Mr.. Hill left to
join the Marines, and ultimately to
win the Purple Heart, the Presi-
dental Unit Citation, and two area
ribbons.
Now he is recuperating at the
Naval Medical Center, Bethesda
from leg wounds received in the
bloody fighting for Saipan.
I'm going back to the university
this fall 1t. Hill explained. "l
guess I'll be junior now, or maybe
even a senior. Anyhow, my wife
sure has gotten ahead of me-
The former I'd Marine Division
officer received an ovation from
the audience of nearly 1000 persons
as he walked up the aisle, limping
slightly, to take the parchment
scroll from DR.. Byrd and then hand
it over to his smiling wife.
1t. and Mrs. Hill live in College
Park.
Mrs. Hill was one of 338 graduates
from 10 schools of the university tc
receive degrees at the exercises
Women were in the majority-abou1
80 per cent of the class.
Balance Upset by War.
University spokesmen explained
that so far the institution has no.
caught up with its balance of male
and female students. weighted 81
heavily for the latter during thu
wartime draft.
Only about a score of the mer
who graduated were service vet
Grams, the majority. of the veteran!
being underclassmen.
The ceremonies were conducted
| in heat which was almost Stiflins
Evening star., 1946-06-09
Mrs. Art Brown Heads
Arlington PTA Council

Mrs. Art Brown has been elected
president of the Arlington County
Council of Parent-Teacher Associa-
tions, it was announced yesterday
Other officers elected are Paul
Sullivan, first vice president; Mrs.
Paul Smith, secretary: Sheldon
Dean. treasurer; Mrs. Paul Myatt.
parliamentarian, and Mrs. Ewing
Day. historian.
Officers were installed by DR.. Car
vile D. Benson, of George Wash.
ington University.
HWenty-four county parent.
teacher associations with member.
ship of approximately 5000. are rep-
resented by the council.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
Andrews Field Sale
To Sturt Tomorrow

Aircraft parts, flying clothing and
steam tables are among Army sur.
plus material to be placed on sale
tomorrow through Friday at An
drews Field in Prince George.
County.
The bidding, conducted by 1t. R
N. Chamberlain will begin at 8 am
daily and continue until 3:15 pm
No deposits will be required. The
sale will be held in the supply area
of the airbase.