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Evening star., 1946-10-18


sHRgss and of an
American arborvitas; golden asooryitas 1t;.s
JUMP Juniper. soncolor nr. roster blue spruce
E2os ERssa sEI sSIS40d MsT Rsaz ShsF ssEsss
aSseas ssn ass $3.50 essI @ sSndags @
sale and retail; all sizes and colors. 2s1o
LANpsCAPfNa LAih ss fi1 SERVICES. seeding, fer
tilizing, tree work. grading, evergreens
sale ssFue on ed snss
rhododendrons, azesleas. Prompt seIyiee ,ds
Fe,i FOR sAiLE-oood. rich topsoil. rusrsn-
ENGLISH BOxWOODS and American box
woods, 3 to 4 1T. high; specimens IN
perfect shape and color. Call "o' 4S3o
GANpscRRPING LAM Fl "A beautiful long lasting,
dense. uniform green lawn may be OBJ
tion. Wondergro and high-auaiity grass
seed. Lawns built, repaired and reno
waited to your complete satisfaction. OF
son is a complete checkup of your entire
worthless types should be eliminated
Try pantns Of the Taxas
or Yew, the most outstanding and long
lasting Of all, Our service completely
covers Hi your OutuooI piOuicHS, pldul-
ing, transplanting, seeding, grading, fer
tilizing, topsoil, tree surgery, pruning
shearins, tree removal, stone walls, ce-
ment. nagstone steps, walks, terraces,
waterproofing, drainage, guard rails, ar
bors, fences, hedges, POOLS rose, shrub,
perennial beds; free estimate. Ii. 1925.
wONDERGRo Nothing better: your
neighbor says SO, and so will you when
YOU have tried : ton Of that rich, dark
compost, unexcelled for grass and all
things that grow; very rich in vital plant
foods and also soil conditioning humus;
only S15 ton delivered Ii 1925 49,
NEW SHIPMENT OF EvERGREENs at
bargain prices. Also Towering shrubs,
shade and fruit trees. Open Sundays
Come get your sod and save. We sell any
amount. CAPITAL NURSERY, l715 Biad-
ABouT AaSDTTF e s.ooo WHITE and longleaf Pine
trees. Very reasonable as they. must be
moved. BENJAMIN DOVE GIL. 4400, Ext.
cow MANURE, well rotted sieved; . bush
els per bag; delivered in 3-bag orders. at
81 ;25 per bag WI, 657o; "a
So. so to $500. EN- 0377. "a.
FOR SALE = Manure, delivered, any
TREE TRIMMING-D. JONES, Call ME.
1854, az Fri or Sat. 1gs
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GOVT. EMPLoYE would like lse single
room with h. and c. running water in rm.;
unfurn. or Ink. rm. pref. Box 321.M
FURNISHED single room. quiet, comfort
able prefer private gentle home NV sec
i,on W RDx 324-M' tIn Star roon, 20. ,or
leges preferred but not essential II rooms
JoNEs nssh sfsEusRs re- 900 Z Ext h H lib Sio
GfSrLEMaN al'es desires STU FURNISHED slns. room.
NsSS S RS,le,pSx Box Box s5iM IN s.. s.sE . Is. g.,
Sf p2esed ssst OF aA2 2sa wo Y'as s5s eyst r Pfs.
CHEMICAL ENGINEER and Maryland Uni
versity student desire furnished room. twin
beds, Hoi, IN rs ANS section csil uN; 23o5 20.
urnised room iep With priYiiese itsef Of bPinsins ri
nIshsdl ed Boy 45o-M, Star.
6 s seeon Xant' Be9 81 Stessnf' saf
LARGE STUDIO ROOM, furn., for hvins
and writing. single young man. no cook
ing; perhaps you have 3rd-hoor room Q:
recreation room which 4. q could be used; 90. rel
and bath or small house. State price, de-
EMPLoITp coTPLE desires 1-rm. APP
DE l77s 20.
GENTLEMAN wishes a furnished room or
bachelor apt. No other roomers. Address
Box 317-M, Star.
REFINED LADY, walking with aid Of cane.
and sister desire large double room, with
or without kitchen privileges. RE. l12i
Al AMBassADoKs SNs ii,oN; SECRETARY txomanp
NV section; Immediately. NO 0746
daily between 10 and 6, or 1888 Mass.
Exclusive BRIGHT ROOM, private bath
convenient VI: refined professional young
lady DE 00s0. Room 303 30
DOUBLE ROOM WITH PRIVATE BATH re-
quired by foreien service oficer and wife
after 9th of Oct Box col Star. 30
WOMAN settled. reliable. will share with
congenial woman, books, camp house. on
South River; want to rest? Unfurnishe6
or furnished room with kitchen privileges.
ne. or Sc; references. Have car. TR.
20GI -1Q
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

WOMAN TO SHARE APT. with another
woman; nice Cathedral location; 500. Cal!
soo sas 9th hs1 81 ssG! a to share apt With
an elderly lady; Jewlsh' 9 midSle-sEed nSdS Tsm'
IN GiRf ssi 70 sHaRE Tfah pa ssE with sn
other girl: S3s a mo Cali UN. 1888 after
ce6SNGGENIsL SG sLnS Girl flHls e share sgsEgt%ent
versity, 81, nv: Pc. 522s after 8 pm.
RENT FREE-White, middle-aged eouple.
no children or pets; compl. turn basement
in esTge f for serVees eea
State age, exp. and phone no. for inter-
! YouSG LADY, snare a5bsddrm; apt; apt. with
facilities and phone. BOX 31s-L, Star.
DOWNTOWN, 1914 18th St n.w-2 rooms.
furn., with linens and dishes; girls only
YouNG G Se'e COUPLE to share home with widow
in business; wife TO supervise household
nome must be seen to be appreciated; ref
vicinity 8Sth and Porter sts. NV. BOZ
BrsiNEssWoMAN. 3 aIFs; sssa settled. will shsr.
Separate s S bedroom. Box 3a1 M, Star.
CoNGENIAL GIRL to. share apartment
with another g5 9se rS% 2s to Is g. Sso
ssss sps 'WooDLEY PL. N.w-eovt. cir, to
hedTms Searn apt iv WIN .nS EtsSen @ SIS pc! mo
aIRE a1fsT VII Will p9 SHARE cont. NV. apt. with
another girl age 30-35; $40; refs. Box
ass1 asal 1M srd ssi ST. N.E.-Girl. 1928 pref, to
share apt. With o.her girls unlim phone'
apartment with i other riris. sa5 mo.
prnRooM. KITCHEN, inclosed norch' IN
private home, convenient Transportation.
month. mo 10 You st. ne Du. sisl. go
2 ROOMS, pvt. bath. porch: references;
employed couple, SIS wk. 1922 Mass.
4 FREE RENT of $50 for bsmt, rm with
cooking privil. for handy man to help in
spare time in 2.fam. house at SOC Taylor
st NV. MI; !2as or Ia; 1857; 90.
APT to- To sHaRE z spIesv PREF sRpIoyed
$3.50 double, Sc. single, Take Arna Valley
bus to So. Meade ST., walk to end Of So.
fas5 Isl, NEAL III. l. STREET N.EwDaylight base
psnt rms ri kitehen d'ss ,nsmaog ssmpgt sss bath
2 GIRLS, 2S-40, share 2-bedrm. apt with
l other girl, excel. twin beds, S35 ca, VIC.
Columbia I'd. and 10th ST. NV. MI 1855
= COMFORTABLE bedrms. in beaut An
home--Roomers will share with owner the
use of comfortable liv. rm. and will have
kit privils. and attic storage; modern KIT.
complete with dishes; large yard with out-
dooT nm 5epaSs rom p 0i .nd navy b
rms. at $50. l dbl. rm; at $40; settled
couples preferred but VIII consider rent.
ing to single family. as only occupants ~
lower rate. Box 140-L Star. Ia
lOontinusd q Next Pags.l
Evening star., 1946-10-18
ROOMS suRhIsHsn-Aor+heost.

65Ie EARLY ST. NE.-Furnished sleeping
room, ladv only. $50. HI. l64o-W -Is
THE SHAMROCK INN, sos East Capitol st.
Doubles and triples, So week UP. 90 FF.
THE The MARIcK. 1913 B st, ne. = Large.
newly furn., newly decorated room, single
bed, large closet; triple, Sa5' double S3o'
g5Ii goii Irving IRVING ST. N.E.-Nice large sleep
ing room; employed woman preferred: S35
nSHth, ! ';oo ,BRME1NsTSWstoop M1s Ssts RD. NE. Double
room, twin beds; convenient to transp.;
SIS ca. per wk. NO. 455S after $50 Pm
1888 BENNETT PL. N,E:-Nicely furn.
single rm for gentleman, $3.50 per week.
WOODRiDGE, 36l9 gath st. n,e.--Double
room: s35 single, $40 double; good transp'
nS iso7 o4sTAPL Staples sT.-2 sleeping, rooms;
clean: men preferred / with twin beds, Ss
wk. each; with double bed $40 si91ssie'
aan: ssie 18th sth ST. N.E.-Neat, single rm. for
gentleman: pvt. home; near all transp,'
s9Os a5th sT. N,E.-Nicely furn. rm.. next
to semipvt. bath; large closet; double. S2l
each; single, $40 MI, 5172. "a
1877 OTIS ST. NE.-Room with douole
bed, two blocks from car and bus lines,
sac per month for man, $40 for two.
COL LORED - $40 BLAINE ST: - Double
room, comfortably furn.. for z persons;
no cooking So wk. each. FIR 1888 aver
Is d m. --------LLo-
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.


ADDING MACHINES. typewriters; ealculs-
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO. sl3 l4th St
ADDING MACH. typewriters, calcula tors.
and Sun. co. 1923; week: DI.. 1872. -19
fas nEnuf psnhRs haa
hishest sash prices paid. Can MURRAY,
4Sffe3a 1szfE9G 8asI; FURNITURE, art objects, bet
ter-grade china and bric,a-brac in any
spSny sn1I3S Tsntea MA ses6 St once Please call MR.
NHPtA ANTTouEs. siiveraare; T"v in any condition
crystal chandeliers, china. brio "a. brac.
GIFTS, 1899 5osa g ST. NV 'at 14th and G
BEDRooM sGfTEs. dining room suites,
living room pieces, rugs. gas ranges and
VIII pay hshss poss
@ss;sr Ieass ia R9l Rays t? dso s please call
BICYCLE, any any condition, for materials,
e sse.s tsss
ass::h top a'd price hss Dd ' Boy 30. ?ss5 & .ss: 1
BOOKS bought; sold and sxshanEsd; /
9th st; NV. Ma. 94o2; Open evenings
cAMsRA reflex Or fo1dns type ganted
sfS s44 aesess0feS ass Penna cav ave- Nh nw 0fn Ae0u0'
CAMFRAS-Lelcas, contaxs. other foreign
domestic maye snd
aRf es III sas hgeafL4 ssh IFif o
GsMfRas ssS nssS ave all ny types movie equipment.
ali accessories bought at highest prices.
Bsni BRENNER N .,ss sss Ps sash ays nW opposite
PHoTp sUPPLY, 500 7th st: NV: lnear F.
esnted cSMRRA aa
siss. $sa s5ssss CAMERA afsss: saSs
eeiasAsbELfERs eisA sfth Il g." crystal one for dining
cfSpER EGSPi s1s sL6ck fSE hs MAkiN MsAdHNEs new
OF used. wanted. or brick machines. Box
cIofHEsMcsll e. LITTLE JOE: THE TAI;; T;
CL0THEs-Hishest cash, prices paid fer
mems slsthsS; %hsirp TsaioS Gall nl gs frst csYs-
effects, drapes. linens, dishes, bric-a a-brae,
sficHRSR Mi Reeas sToRGs H3 ss1 M sa
$Sss Ell r.! wi, s.. III St. NV
pl TIN oPae ssss vantsa M pay up
ave. nv: Ma. $3.50. Open ewes. " pm:
used clothing. BERMAN'S, 1l22 9TH st
NV NE. 1857 Open ewes. viii call:
DIAMONDS, OLD GOLD. diamond pocket
and wrist watches, initial birthstones. dia-
mond wedding rings other jewelry and
pawn tickets purchased; highest prices
paid. NEW YORK JEWELRY CO.. 1877
DIAMONDS, GoLD-Highest cash prices
paid Get our offer before you sell
ARTHUR Markell $40 F st.
DIAMONDS and old gold. diamond watches
and discarded jewelry. Cash paid. ERNEST
BURK, INC. 6l4 18th NV. DI. 2773;
DAPERS--Bring in those diapers. not In
tion to those in urgent need. We viii pay
5 to Is cents each. LITTLE FOLKS SHOP.
1851 Ga. ave. Oh. 9811. -22
Evening star., 1946-10-18
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

HORSES boarded and groomed, Tie STALL
S35 month. PL. 0246 between and
s4-BRED MARE. good riding and jumping
am. and ? noon; p M and pm. lis
MARE. 5-year-old, thoroughbred, sherrie
Is ESQ wiPnen PRene ISIy HF s4s7 at
ABERDEEN ANGUS beef herd. purebred;
65 head; 27 cows from 3 to 5 years, IL
steers s heifers marketable, rest yearlings:
q bulls; ideal breeding stock with good
income. w. T. GALES, Ellicott City
GELDiNG, we'll hammered, years old, "a
bred, 5000. RE. 2717: ewes. Falls Church
. PRETTY SPOTTED PONIES, large and
wagons, Western and English saddles. 500
horse blankets, new; must sell. going out
of business, bad health. Hay and straw
BY bale or ton, cheap. Straw rides by
hour. truck or wagon. Rear 136 l2th
Evening star., 1946-10-18
COAL, WOOD end FUEL OIL.

sias4; 81 s4siasAsiob pea. sio.bs st, ts,ucssheat. a ssss
p. bn 81 RipaG SEE COL e.
INC. Me-. 3545. -
WOOD. oak, hickory, $22 cord; mixed, $40;
seasoned; immediate delivery; L. s,
FIREPLACE WOOD, 1s in. or "a IN
Tpf & Fok oGR Sa NC MoSEY Il sh s.h
seasoned zoos hardwood For fireplace
wood, call the WOOD MAN, 81. e7l9.
FIREPLACE WOOD, delivered all hours.
SIS cord dumped, S2l stored within 20
IT; also kindling wood. WILSON WOOD
CO. Elk. DOGS. 10
STOVE OR FIREPLACE wood for sale;
any length, S21 cord delivered. WI. l444.
Evening star., 1946-10-18
ROOMS EURNlsnEp-s.E. snd s.w.

s1;0I BRANCH AVE S.E.-Lovely rm:,, nr.
shaver refined man, restricted neighbor-
hood Of beautiful homes, $50. AT. 0S51.
front excel- furn., plenty heat and h.w.;
unlim. phone; $3.50 ca. Ewes. TR. s725.
bath, gentlemen, $31-S36. 2107 31st st.
Iisak VARNuM PL. N.E.-Master bedroom.
twin beds, 8 gentlemen. $3.50 each. 10
b402. ~SV
Evening star., 1946-10-18
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

WANT. OCT. 80, man. 50, studious; sin
gle rm. S25, II > meals $50; walking dis
tance 11th and Pa: need room for book
case, chair, desk: warm in winter. Box
ool-M, Star 21'
MECHANIC, middle-aged. sober. desires
room and board in quiet home. Phone
service essential; best references. Box
3Sg-M Star. - le'
WANT A COMFORTABLE. QUIET room
NV. section: with reakfast-possibly sup
per. Young railway executive, veteran
WOMAN. refined, young Catholic, desires
room and board in private ,hcme. prefer
ably Blessed Sacrament Parish. References
EXCHANGED Box ASSN. Star. 20s
MEDIUM-SIZE ROOM WITH BOARD, ".
Limit 500 per month. BY retired Govern
ment lady References EXCHANGED. Du.
soon. or Box 423-M. Star. 20
Evening star., 1946-10-18
ROOMS fURNIsHEp-Northwess

GIRLS CLUB, 2001 Kalorama rd, nv
$40 monthly, with kitchen privil.; large
living room, laundry room; honey atmos-
phere; newly decorated. IL
l74S LANIER PL,-2 vacancies, men 70
share with other men; - and Sd w. 60.
Evening star., 1946-10-18
POULTRY and EGGS
EARN and GARDEN.

GLENDALE TURKEY FARM has youne
tender turkeys. We kill 10 order. Bowl
2744 or sH. s324 81
Evening star., 1946-10-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO., 622 e ST. NV. National
1904
HYPREsSURE steam cleaner, with or with
out operator; by day, week or month.
STEEM KLEENERS, WA. 3619 20
Evening star., 1946-10-18

ROOMS EURk.-s.E. . s.W. Cont
5O1 SEWARD Sol large light house
and small ehild $50 Call for appoint-
coIoREbV3Is' COLO 3gs' srd ST. s.w.-Rehned.
Iight-skin colored man. SIS wk or SIS per
n onth. MRS S. :. TURNER;
me-; lovely room, home privil refined
empl couple. Ss wk. Call ewes. after
3 pm, 14-
Evening star., 1946-10-18
ROOMS uNEuRNIshEp.
ROOMS WANTED.

2f30 WIS. AVE.-A nice room for unem-
ployed lady not over 55, in exchange for
assistance with light duties. WO 3e49
Evening star., 1946-10-18

RECORDS-Albums as gifts for. every oc-
casion, complete line of popular, semi
classical. hillbilIy, children's records. Rec
RsfrsiGERxfoR sfd sses az s serve. sood IS
Gu. It. 72O Tuckerman st. NV. RA 1881.
Laurel outlook., 1946-11-06
Got A Deerskin? State
University Wants Ii

The Grizzly band of Montana
State University at Missoula wants
deer skins from which Blackfoot
Indians will make costumes for the
band members. A statewide call
was issued recently from Missoula
to hunters and others in possession
of skins to contribute them to the
band members who will use the cos
tunes in performances both in and
out of the state.
o. K. Chapman of Laurel has
been named one of the collection
agents and already has about Is
good skins. More are needed and
anyone wishing to donate to the
university bands unusual costumes
is asked to see Chapman at once.
Laurel outlook., 1946-11-06

Every ALPHABETICALLY payday
should be voting day for your per-
sOnal security. The addition of an
other U. S. Savings bond to your
holdings is a sort of personal cleo
ton. BY buying savings bonds regu-
larly either through the Payroll
Savings Plan where you work, or at
your bank or pOstOffice, you are
electing a safe investment which
will pay you S4 for every So in ten
years. Buy your extra Bond now.
U.s.. Treasury Department
Laurel outlook., 1946-11-06

for Northern Pacific by the Electro
Motive division of General Motors
A group of N. P. and General
Motors officers and engineers rode
the train from st. Paul to Seattle
and return to observe the new pow
er under actual operating conditions
over the various divisions of the
railway.
Northern Pacific has spent many
millions reducing track curvatures
and grades and laying heavy rock
ballast and heavier rail to enable
us to speed up both passenger and
freight service and the railroad is
in the best physical condition in
its history" Mr.. Denney said.
Laurel outlook., 1946-11-06
Paper-Making

Paper making is n of the chief
outlets for forest products, the con-
sumption for that purpose in 1912
being estimated at 1900, 900 cords.
Some of the western species of
trees sometimes grow to IL feet i'll
diameter at the base and will cut
300 feet of logs from a single trunk.
Laurel outlook., 1946-11-06

OII4 IolIIIdS StdIS.
The tuberculosis association is
now handling the campaign alone,
the Red Cross d~evoting its energies
to the annual Roll Call and other
activities.
The associations work does not
end when the patient has been
cured. The majority of sanatorium
patients are young, with limited
education. They need assistance in
choosing a suitable job, getting
placed and furnished some assist
ance until they are able to take
their equal place in society.
Laurel outlook., 1946-11-06
Modern Minute Men
Have Record as One
Of Worlds Greatest
United States Marine Corps Has
Acquitted Itself With
Great Honor.

This nation has reason to be proud
of the United States marine corps,
which celebrates it's Hist birthday
November 10. 1t has a record as
one of the greatest organizations of
fighting men in the world, with a
history dating back to the Revolu-
tionary "a Established by an act
of the Continental congress Novem-
Der 10, ITS, it went into action in
early March, 1776.
Laurel outlook., 1946-11-06

Chicago, the Twin Cities and the
North Pacific coast.
The test train, comparable in
weight to the new North Coast
limited trains now being built, will
be powered by a $500 horsepower
General Motors Deiesel locomotive
similar to a fleet being constructed
Laurel outlook., 1946-11-06
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends
for their expressions of sympathy
in our recent bereavement, the death
of Mrs. Lydia Ellen feathers.
l.. B. Leathers and family,
MI. and Mrs. E. r. Bradford,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Weir,
Nh. and Mrs. w. T. Rogers,
Mrs. Elizabeth Fisherman.
Laurel outlook., 1946-11-06

President c. E. Denney has an
nounced that the Northern Pacific
began Saturday, Nov. 2, a series of
transcontinental diesel-powered pas
senger train test runs preliminary
to Inauguration early next summer
of fast, streamlined service between
Laurel outlook., 1946-11-06
Hybrid Yield

Three-fourths of the 1945 corn
crop came from only t%wo-thirds Of
the acreage planted to corn. The
reason: This acreage was in n.y.
brid seed.
Laurel outlook., 1946-11-06

suff ering from tu-
berculosis. Off
Gals estimate that
at least 100000
lives are S a e d
e a C h year in
America alone
by funds secured
through the sale of
Laurel outlook., 1946-11-06

/ Buy Christmas Seals |
! Save Human Lives

In 1907 the American Red Cross
and the National tuberculosis asso-
citation co-operated in the sale of
Christmas seals in order to save
fhn 1irrnc nf AInnn
Laurel outlook., 1946-11-06

The corps has taken a prominent
part in every n of this country's
military ventures since colonial
days. They fought in the war with
the Barbary states, the war of 1872
and the wal with Mexico. In the
Spanish = American war, the first
landing in Cuba was made by ma
rines.
In World War 1 there were ap-
proximately 1880 officers and men
in the corps. In recognition OF the
gallant action of the marines at Bel
leau woods, the French changed the
name of the sector to the Bots de
la Brigade de Marines. Their
World War II exploits are notably
familiar to all Americans. The list
is long and honorable.
Laurel outlook., 1946-11-06
NOTICE

Oct. 81, 1876.
We, the undersigned, do hereby
agree to close at 7 p. m. on Satur-
days, starting Nov. %, 1916.
H. L. Neon,
NJ. p. Renner,
Roy Hagaman,
F. L. Taylor,
Fred Hilgert,
Guy H. Olmstead.
Evening star., 1946-05-26
Children Treated
After Drinking
Kerosene, Polish

During last week eight small chill
dren were treated at District hos
pitals for home accidents, the Red
Cross Accident-Prevention Service
reported yesterday. Two drank
kerosene, one swallowed lye water
and one drank camphorated oil. A
3-year-old swallowed "a cathartic
pills and a 4-year-old drank lini-
ment. One 2-year-old drank a
whole bottle of nosedrops and an
other almost a whole bottle of shoe
polish. Other children swallowed
glass. a penny, a straight pin and .
link of bracelet.
One adult male was cut on the
forehead when a bottle of pop ex-
ploded in his hand. Another was
overcome with smoke in a burning
house and third cut his foot while
trimming knots from log.
Hospitals cared for 108 home ac-
cident cases during the week, the
service reported. Thirty-four were
injured IN falls, 33 incurred cuts, 5
suffered burns, 9 were accidentally
poisoned and there were 27 cases
of a miscellaneous nature. One
death caused by a fall and one by
Illuminating gas poisoning during
the week brought the home accident
death total to 98 for the year.
Evening star., 1946-05-26
First Division Will Hold
Cantigny Day Dinner Dance

The annual Cantigny Day din
ner dance of the District Chapter
OF the Society of the lst Division
Will be held at 7:30 pm. Tuesday at
the Mayf1oWer Hotel.
Secretary of War Patterson will
be the principal speaker. Other
guests will include Gen. Jacob L.
Devers. commanding general. Army
Ground Forces. and three former
commanders of the 1st Division
Maj. Gen. Hanson Fly. Mai. Gen.
Clarence Huebner and Mai. Gen,
Terry Allen. Maj. Gen. w. G. Wv
man, president of the local chap
ter. will be toastmaster.
Honor guests will be several for
mer members of the division who
were wounded in action and now
are patients at Walter Reed Hos
Mrs, Theodore Roosevelt. ir., wild
ow of Brig. Gen. Roosevelt who
served with the division in both
wars, and Mrs. Cliff Andrus. wife
of the present division commander,
will be guests of the society.
The division now is on occupation
duty in Germany
Evening star., 1946-05-26
Elk Lodge Sponsors
Flag Day Parade

More than 100 organizations-vet-
Grams, civic, State and fraternal-
will participate in the Flag Day
ceremonies at 7:30 pm. June IA at
the Sylvan Theater, on the Monu-
ment Grounds.
Preceded by a parade which will
form at 7 pm. at Fourth street and
Constitution avenue NV. and march
to the grounds. the ceremonies will
feature an address by Maj. Gen
Amos A. Fries, U. S. A., retired. The
celebration is being sponsored by
the Washington Lodge of Elks
Brig. Gen. John w. Oehmann is
general chairman.
All District of Columbia depart
ments of the American Legion, the
Veterans of Foreign Wars and other
veterans organizations will march in
the parade.
Bands scheduled to participate in
clude st. Johns Cadet Corps, Fort
Stevens Post Drum Corps, Almas
Temple and Grotto Band, Wash
ington Police Band, Silver Spring
Community Band, Sons of Ameri-
can Legion Drum Corps, Veterans
administration Employees Band
Washington Boys Club Band, Wash
ington High School Band, Washing
ton and LIE High School Band, Jobs
Daughters Band, Maritime Com
mission Band and Coolies Band.
A fireworks display, featuring ar
American flag, a 21-rocket salute
and a reproduction of the Elks EN-.
blem is planned for the ceremony
at the Sylvan Theater.
Arthur E. Daley is secretary Of
the Flag Day Committee for the
Elks and Harry Lear is chairman Of
the Parade Committee.
Evening star., 1946-05-26
National Leaders Will Attend
Cathedral Flag Mossing Today

Outstanding leaders of the armed
services and the political. social and
economic life of the Nation are
among more than 10000 spectators
expected today at the 10Th annual
Massing of the Colors in the anphi-
theater on the Washington Ca
thedral grounds, Col. Edwin S. Bet
telheim, jr., director of the affair
announced yesterday.
The event, scheduled for 4 pm
is sponsored by the Military Order
of the World Wars and by the
Washington Cathedral.
The parade. led by the grand
marshal, Col. Walter S. Welsh. will
be in four divisions, including 11O
main groups of military units, and
patriotic and other organizations
These groups will be further subdi-
vided into $50 individual units.
The parade will start at 3:45 pm
at the assembly area in the grove on
the Wisconsin avenue side of the
Cathedral grounds. The procession
will march around the grounds, pass
down the Pilgrim Steps and down
the main aisle of the assembly to
the rostrum at the foot of the CEN
ter aisle. Here the color guards will
separate and take seats in maSsed