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Evening star., 1946-03-10
Miss R0sin We'd
To Mr.. DOtsOn
Last Night
MRS. DOTSON.

In double-ring ceremony at the
Trinity Lutheran Church, Miss
Eileen Ruth Rosin, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar L. Rosin of Airing
ton, was married last night to Mr..
Daniel Heating Dotson, son of Mr..
John M. Dotson of Las Vegas, New,
and the late Mrs. Dotson. The Rev.
Hugo Hennig officiated.
The bride was gowned in white
marquisette, styled with a train.
Her finger-tip veil fell from a halo
Of lace which matched the lace at
the neckline and sleeves of her
gown. She carried a prayer book
with white orchids and bouvardia.
Mrs. Edwin Peterson was matron
of honor, wearing a gown of blue
designed with a fitted lace bodice
and marquisette skirt. Miss Lois
Johnson, the bridesmaid, wore a
pink gown fashioned along similar
lines.
The bridegrooms brother, Mr.. Ted
Dotson, was best man, and the ushers
were Mr.. Haywood Davis and Mr..
Benjamin Husten.
The ceremony was followed by a
small reception at the Admiral Club.
Out-of-town guests included the
father of the bridegroom and his
sisters, Mrs. Gerald Grove and Mrs.
Boynton Hays of Las Vegas.
Mr.. Dotson, who is employed with
the Bureau of Reclamation of the
Interior Department. recently re-
turned from 81 months overseas in
the Southwest Pacific with the Army
Engineers. He attended George
Washington University before he
went into the service.
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for her home in Wilmington. Del.
Sergt. Robert Wells, recently re-
turned from the Pacific area. has
been visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. p. Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Loeffler were
hosts this week at cocktail party
at their home, Greenway.
Mrs. Arthur Schmidt has had as
house guest Mrs. Helen Oehler Of
Saddle River, N. j.
Mr.. John Peacock of Clarksburg
w. Va, is visiting his sister, Mrs.
G. A. Peacock.
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featured Dy SEARS
in w a S h l n g t o n.
This new Charmode,
is known by Its
number. which Is
1876. 1t is a light
weight garment, for
year round wear, of
cotton batiste in a
t e aros S h a d e.
There are lastex in
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you II ma al l..
F r A N K CO M
PANY. It's a boat
5 h a pc d pouch,
nicely lined, beau
!ful in n ar d S
nth a shell frame
and strap handles.
It's price d at
Sl0,50. plus tax -.
and is only one Of
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Raleigh to get first hand idea of
what you need. The clothes are
modelled by beautiful mannequins
to the smooth music of Bert
Bernath and his orchestra The
food is delicious. And it's an anus
ing way to entertain. Make reser-
vations with Mr.. Arthur for / pm.
You and your guests will love it.
Phone MA. 1910.
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fully. Lovely hands
are the result of
care-and all women
can have them if
they keep a regular
appointment with
the skilled manicur-
lists. HEADS also
specialize in the new
short haircuts and
lovely, lasting Cold
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IYCUNG
IMENS.
| SHOP

short sleeves. 1t buttons down
the front with carved buttons. And
you can have it in rose, white,
light blue and maize, at S1495.
Other everyday cottons. arriving
daily, in sizes 9 to Is. are priced
from 1896 to $25. 1919 F ST.
Phone DI. $50.
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eleSdut4p Sill
pie black pat
ent ! e a t h er
S ii n g pump
with a h ig h
heel. priced at
S10.95. T h e Y
also have the
patent orn a =
nents to go on
il. and dress I'm
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dlu ~hlh grace"
fully. Sit and
rise from q
C h air with
charm. Learn
how to go up
and d o W n q
fight of stairs
b e a u I ully.
Y ou do n OF
have to wait to
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straw, S W iSs
braid, rio straw
and shiny straws.
All in d S of
trims, too-fow-
ers, ribbons, and
rumes. At only
two prices. no
more, no less
$3.50 and $3.50.
And you'll find
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YOUNG MEN 8
SHOP. There's
a honey, that'll
be SO well be
haved in the
tub, you'll love
it. OF broad
C ! OF h, W ! t h
hand = fagoting
on the neckline,
=, ~ L.
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PANY does expert
glove cleaning on
white, black and
colored gloves. And
you'll be delighted
with them. They
also repair gloves
sturdily by machine.
And rehnish black
gloves like new.
613 18th ST. NV.
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machine which reduced your hips.
Suction cups do the trick. And
the treatment Is completed with
an invigorating Steam Mask"
which also removes blackheads and
whiteheads. Try this. You'll not
only look better and younger-but
feel that way, too. 1922 10th ST.
NV. RE. 1746.
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waves. Two salons: 1923 CONN.
AVE. Phone DE 5811, 7248 Wis
consin Ave. Phone OIL. 1915.
1" TO BE A DESIRABLE
COMPANION YOU
MUST BE CHARMING" Learn
to look attractive in repose, Stand
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= Al hAA A4AhA N1i
across the front of
the best looking
suit you've ever
seen. Made of the
finest all : wool
gabardine obtain
able. it has won-
derful shoulders,
notched / pc Is.
and a gored skirt
Tf oo- ha hal ~
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wonderful seafood platters-with
your favorite seafood prepared to
your order and served piping hot.
This huge restaurant occupies two
buildings in the same block. And
there are innumerable dining rooms
in each to accommodate parties of
any size. If you wish, the head
waiter will seat you at the Cap
tain's Table, or in the Ships Cabin.
or in any Of the other Marine Din
ing Rooms. 1921 and l207 z st.
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walking machines, exercycles,
barrels, steam cabinet, diet and
shower 10 times, $40: 20
times, s27.50. Ten Swedish mas
sages with steam cabinet and lamp,
$3.50. Washington's largest, most
modern health club-1429 F ST.
NV. MA. 1856.
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to attend the
F. A S H I o N
S H 0 w
LUNCIIEONS
next Satur-
day, and every
S a t urd q y
thereafter in
t h e P A L l.
MALL ROOM
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K 4 l. l. 3.
Y ou, too,
Will enjoy
the wonder
ful spot re
d u C j n &
course which
! n c ! u d e S
ring rollers.
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Burst Into Color

Spring is on its woy. And
now is the time to burst into
color.
Put more color into your
clothes. Put more color into
your home. Put more color on
your children. And be sure and
put more color in your hus-
bonds life.
Light up your face with one
Of the adorable flower be-
deeked bonnets. Set off your
ankles with sIeomins potent
leather. Look as brilliant as
bird Of porodise in a really
soy print. And enIiven your
suits with bIouses Of she'll pink,
pole blue. and icing white.
Evening star., 1946-03-10

ging chin = line
and facial mus
cles! MARCEL
oners a rea IL y
wonderful ne W
facial method. It's
worked on the
same principle as
the a m a q n &
90 - u q.
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49, ~eSs%~AA t<AAb
which has the
reputation for
really delicious
foods? For a
taste thrill, try
O'DO NNELL'S
SEA G r I l. L.
They specialize
in the m oS [,
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o b | j ges
with the
most eX-
C / t g
c o | &C.
ton of
] u Tor
and teen
age fash
! o n S
W e V e
seen In
- -SL-
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$1,000

" As BLACK AND SHINY
AS POLLS HE'D
EBONY" The dramatic, dressy
handbag of lovely plastic patent.
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" GIVE US THIS DAYS
change of costume
prays Budgeteering Betty. Prestol
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$4,000

" YoUR HANDS TELL
'' YOUR STORY" And
HEADS OF CONNECTICUT AVE
NUE. makes them speak beauti-
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some are gold studded, some with
rhinestones. Open daily from to
6. 1923 CONN. AVE. Phone
DU. o346,
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them all at the SHOREHAM HAT
SHOP in the Shoreham Hotel.
Open evenings til 8.
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" EEP FIT! And you'll
look radiant" Wash
ington's leading women of affairs
always find time to go to ANNE
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" 50 MANY SAILORS
you'll be at seal" High
crown or low crown. Wide brim-
med and narrow brimmed. Saturn
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Dresses. coats and suits! Sweat
ers, blouses and skirts Handbagsi
And even lingerie and shortie pa
jamas for girls who wear from
to Is. Stop out tomorrow. 6l29
GEORGIA AVENUE. GE. 457o.
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be rewarded for your efforts at
self-improvement you are paid
as you 60 along You will reap
dividends both socially and pro-
fessionally If you take the Self
Improvement Course offered by the
PEARL ATKINSON SCHOOL.
Courses are under the supervision
of Pearl Atkinson and Wilma
Wright Flood, and include Self
improvement, Fashion Modelling.
Speech and Rhythm School hours
are from l to pm. For appoint
ment with Pearl Atkinson, call
NORTH 6i71. 1865 CONN. AVE.
at Dupont Circle.
>>A>AH
i" K EEP YOUR FIGURE IN
TOW" with that
new all-in-one foundation gar
ment, designed by Charmode. and
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very large and beautiful colec-
ton. Main floor. F Street at 18th
Evening star., 1946-03-10
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I" NOW IS THE TINE FOR
ALL CHIC WOMEN
to come to the aid of their ward
robes" The best way to start is
Evening star., 1946-03-10
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h" PATENT APPLIED FOR
e. in chic accents"
ROSS-SATURN has what you are
looking for in spring shoes. An
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IS RREATHES THERE A
MAN" (or woman)-
with soul so dead, who does not
welcome the advent of dining out
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I" HELENEs IN A LATHER
about the clever cot
ton dresses for junior misses-in
the Women's Department of the
Evening star., 1946-03-10

navy, brown or pastels. And is
only one of the outstanding collec-
ton of suits and topcoats at pom
TEILO. INC, 1851 Conn. Ave.
Phone co. 0575.
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" A HANDFUL OF CHARM
is yours-when your
hands are encased in spotlessly
clean gloves. The STELOS CON-
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+" 7 IFE Is NO GUESSING
GAME" But here is
really encouraging news for those
Of you who have developed a sag
Evening star., 1946-03-10

+" RUTToN! BUTTON!
THIS SUIT HAS
BUTTONS! Three rows of four
buttons - twelve in all march
Evening star., 1946-10-23
For Lost and Found Advertisements
See Paee A-3

SPECIAL NOTICES.

ACCOUNTING and bookkeeping services,
social ssGfrHriiy Gr q and income taxes monthly
ACCO ial security. inc. taxes
f1led. books started, kept part time; audits,
s.assmsn,s; snsTIo pro%Dt. reason: OR. 2o14
bookkeeping, income tax service; monthly
aNS SHALL csaRsii Sfs Of
sf ts easE rs fR NJ HS5ns g sr6R 6s
AGE CO; Wisconsin 301o 23'
automatic; no cash needed, small monthly
sTAsNsByRY, II 3oga;
METH H. GUNTHER, 5691 sth st. NV. RA
ACCouNTANT-Books started. kept part
seEyi9fH Fsir rases Ex 15a5 e. ID
ssls sA6pIf eRspFf Ef'fs B6sfsG 5f1ssG
ANY ONE witnessing accident between gray
Thealer. early Mon eve. cali wo.' 800, fsSe,
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
myss WM raUL any Ho6AY ans 9hsF fo faan
sPEcfSL MEETING. sheren; Plasterers and D cement
eshsrs Legal Ne 90 lo54 NsT
requested to attend IRWIN TAYLOR
WflL Nof sE RESPONSIBLE for debts
contracted by any one other than myself
THOMAS LAMB. 13l K ST. NV.
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the sharehold-
ers OF the Horne Mutual Building and Loan
Association of Washington. D. c. will be
Eeld at the association office. Suite No. !.
Chandler Bldg, 1927 Eye s.. NV, Wed
nesday. November Il. 1915. at :; pm. for
electing directors for the ensuing year and
for any other business which may LEGALLY
Pres, ODEIL S. SMITH, Sec.
23,30.no4
debts other than my own JOHN e
KRALLER. 2s.0 Ind St Sc 25.
Evening star., 1946-10-23
Marriage License
1AppIicotions

Under D. c. laUs, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, iDait three tull days and
Yeceipe the license ON the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1946-10-23

nuL HtCeSSdEs, LIdtiillB
years of age: high school
check traffic: work full
wk. About S175 per n
Apply in person, Mon. d
am. and II noon. CAPT
employment office, 3132
town. Take Route No. II
Cabin John, or No. 80,
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Continued On Next Psgsl
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and nature OF present practlce II any.
REsTatRRs1T fsRTFalit RS1 MAlAsnK saE new establish
and aaos sood ss
ary open. See Mr.. wasser. CHICKEN HUT.
RTEsTAURAN;T RES u Il; HM,TANAGER-close to wash 1.
good proposition. Call, DI, 2412. MR..
Ro6k WOOL MEcHANIc-want expert
should be able to drive truck and have
5I5a gesSsIs ~. aS 4 HSoFSe scr so
ROOM CT ERIK, exp; good salary; openins
oyr, Apply gfs manages Sys LAFAy
ROUTEMAN-Frozen-fo business. must
know p sl% thorSughIy; SIy ASK fog Mr.. pea
RUG SALESMAN-Good commission rate
with weekly drawing account; experienced
oof 5 KAHN APps SONS sgeSymens co once ttn
SALESMAN with with @ car to cover West va. for
GENERAL DISTRIBUTORS, 929 Eye st.
HoUsEMAN. colored; private boarding
vator permit required. Call MISS NAL
LoRY. Wo. s3ls, between am. and .
SALESMAN, high caliber capable of selling.
service contact; =, UNLIMITED possibilitiss:
sTRv1eE sHssl eaFnless, no 3 = ELECTRIC MOTOR
SALESMAN for laundry and dry cleaning
supplies and machinery; to cover State
of virginia. State experience. Box 497-L,
Star -o5
SALESMAN-Excellsnt opportunity to sell
fine line OF costume jewelry; guaranteed
salary of $50 per week, plus commission.
Experience helpful but not necessary. De-
catur 61O0, Ext. 606, between $50 and
IL am. 25s
SALESMAN-To a serious-minded man of
ability, probably employed. who realizes
the opportunity in automatic heating.
We are the authorized Iron Fireman dis
tributor for coal and oil heating in this
territory and need an exp, permanent
salesman to sell to builders and heating
contractors. Must be between 80 and so
exp. and high school education, Salary
plus commission to man selected. Apply
in writing only. giving complete details.
IRON FIREMAN SALES CORP, 1872 N
st. NV. -25
SALESMAN, neat and aggressive. expert
ence in food selling desirable but not
necessary; must have car Call manaeer,
Ma. 713S. "a
SALESMAN, ONCE furniture Must be neat,
personable, energetic. Veteran preferred.
Experience not necessary. Excellent oppor-
tunity for the future as well as the present.
Salary and commission. Apply in person,
STERN OFFICE FURNITURE CO.. 1859
21st st NV.
Continued On Next Psgsl
Evening star., 1946-02-05

dress, a picture hat, pair OF boxing
shoes with high heels, and carried
a notebook.
It would give a lot Of Americans
assurance If they knew that the
next time our delegation met the
Russians Mr.. Byrnes could turn to
Mr.. Molotov and say, "Mr. Molotov,
I would like you to meet my new
interpreter. Mr.. Brown Bomber"
and then, turning to Mr.. Gromyko,
say, "Mr. Gromyko, would like
you to know my new social secre-
tary, Miss Manassa Mauler."
Resin on the Floor.
Secretary Byrnes could then
sprinkle little resin on the floor
of the conference room, and call
the meeting to order. Mrs. Roose-
velt could act as referee, with Sem
Evening star., 1946-02-05

to . Russian, II not to the Russians.
Hall IN hour later, the Russian
delegate, to whom Miss Mauler had
given the works, would stagger back
into the conference room and speak
urgently into the ear OF Molotov
and Gromyko.
II have been given the atomic
bomb" he would whisper excitedly.
The American there has let me in
on the secret. In fact, he gave me
some Of the stuff"
Another Point Gained.
The Russians. thinking they had
gained another point, thus giving
them more points than the Army
football team gained all last season,
would beam with happiness and
congratulate the American delega-
ton on scoring another notable
moral victory. Apparently, there is
nothing more gratifying to the Rus
SLAMS than to have the other side
lose, but sain a moral victory. They
are more than willing to let the
other team get three points II they
can get touchdown.
Then, when the toasts had all been
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lator vandenberg acting Is knock
down timekecper.

,ator vandenberg acting as knock
down timekecper.
When the going got good and
heavy concerning the ownership Of
the atomic bomb, Mr.. Byrnes could
motion to Mr.. B. Bomber or Miss
NJ Mauler lit wouldn't make much
difference which, and ask him to
take Russian outside and explain
the United States stand on the
matter. can imagine the con-
verstation that would take place
in the corridor.
Russian: We want the atomic
bomb.
Miss M. Mauler: Right now?
Russian: Right now. I demand
It.
Miss Mauler: Okay, kid.
There Is a loud thud and Senator
vandenberg starts counting. When
he reaches 10, the meeting resumes.
Dempsey comes in. takes his place
at the table, quickly counts the
house, figures up his end, and whis-
|pers to the American delegation
that he has given the atomic bomb
Evening star., 1946-02-05

consumed and the Russians found
out that . Russian, not Russia, had
been given the atomic bomb
on the point Of his whiskers, too
there would be wrangle. Not much
of wrangle, at that, because Miss
Mauler would slip OF her pleated
voile and picture hat and start
hooking with his left and Mr.. Brown
would discard frock coat and plug
hat and start that right swinging.
That might be a pretty good way
to settle the Iran question, at that.
Only q few people would get hurt,
not millions.
Evening star., 1946-02-05
BY THE HASKIN SERVICE.

@. How many women have served
as Governors Of States?-E. H. L.
A. Only two women, both Demo-
Gratis, have been elected Governors.
Mrs. Nellie Tayloe Ross, first woman
to be Governor of any State, was
elected Governor of wyoming Janu-
ary 5, 1925, to I'LL out her husbands
lnexpired term. Mrs. Miriam A.
ferguson was Governor OF Texas
1925-1927, and was reelected for
the term 1933-1935.
@. What is meant by mo shows"
In reference to airplane travel2-
T. r. A.
A. Ticket holders who cancel their
reservations just before the plane
is due to depart are mo shows"
@. Why do we say that certain
things are done sin cold blood"?-
r. E. H.
A. The allusion is to the ancient
notion that the blood grew hot and
cold, and that this difference of
temperature ruled the temper.
@. How many times does a Sleep
ing person change his position?-
w. w.
A. From 90 to so times is within
the normal range.
@. What was the real name Of
Casey Jones?-D. D.
A. His real name was John Lu-
ther Jones, but, according to legend,
his fellow railroad workers renamed
him Cayce Jones in order to "kid"
him about the town of his birth
which was Cayce, KY.
@. How much money was paid In
Federal income tax last year,
L. r. w.
A. The American people paid q
record high Of almost "a billion
dollars in Federal income taxes
during the fiscal year ending June
80, 1945, according to the Bureau
Of Internal Revenue.
@. How close have scientists come
to producing perfect vacuum?-
T. E. B.
A. With the aid of a new diffusion
pump, vacuums of s9.999999 are now
possible.
@. What are the colors of the
newly authorized Army Commenda-
ton Ribbon?-M. e. C.
A. The ribbon Is q silk band, one
and three-eighths inches in width,
of white stripes and myrtle green
bands.
@. What was the name of the
first Allied surface ship to enter
Tokyo Bay during the WARP
g. r. B.
A. It Was the U. S. S. Revenge
AM 110. which led a mine-sweep-
ing formation.
@. Is the newly authorized Army
commentator ribbon awarded only
for combat service?-C. B. E.
A. The ribbon may be authorized
for meritorious service other than
sustained combat, or operational
duty or direct support OF such duty.
1t is awarded under circumstances
where Bronze Star Medal, an oper-
ational award, cannot be given.
The meritorious service must have
been rendered since December Z,
194l.
Evening star., 1946-02-05
On the Other Hand
Asks Whether Wyatt Can Obtain
Cooperation Needed in New Job

istration to hold hard to established
controls and to set up any further
controls that may be necessary.
Maybe the public will support him
in all he attempts to do.
II these things come to pass, an
ill-housed third Of the Nation will
have cause to thank the brave young
man from Louisville.
Evening star., 1946-02-05

dempsey with
him, one dis
guised as an in
terpreter nd
one as q Sec
retary.
Louis would
wear q frock
coat, q plug hat,
and q pound Of
lead In each
glove. Dempsey
could easily get
by as q secre-
tary II he were
C h q r m In gly
dressed in a
nleotad vot1a
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xation OF that
vast and disin-
tegrated coun-
try, anot h Q r
good man has
been named to
I'LL his vitality
important place
as head Of the
National Hous-
ing Agency. The
President almost
exhausted t n e
alphabet before
he found such a
man in Wilson
w. Wyatt. Of
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to
Questions

A reader can get the answer to any
question Of fact by writing The Evening
NE, Washington Q, D. C. Please In
close 3 cents for return postage.
Evening star., 1946-02-05
ennore-
Louis, Dempsey Urged
As Atomic Delegates
By Henry McLsmors

The next time Secretary Of State
Byrnes goes into conference with
the Russians we believe that he
should have Joe Louis and Jack
Evening star., 1946-02-05
By LoweH MeHetf

John B. Blandford. having been
loaned to China to set up new
budget system, which means prac-
tically the administrative reorgani-
Evening star., 1946-02-05

Public Law No. 281-7oth Congress, 28 De-
cenbsr l94S, authorizes the procurement of ad-
ditional male Regular Army officers to increase
the commissioned strength of the Army to
twenty-five thousand. All appointments under
this law will be made prior to months subse-
Quent to enactment.
Appointments will be made in the grades of
second lieutenant, first lieutenant, captain, or
major. No officer will be appointed in a grade
higher than that which he held in war time.
The grade and rank Of an appointes will be
determined in accordancs with the amount of
constructive service or actual commissioned ssr-
vice, whichever 10 the greater, with which he 10
credited ~ indicated under heading 'Detsrmina-
tion of Service Credit"
An officer appointed under the provisions of
this circular, who at the time of appointment
Is holding a temporary commission, whether ON
active or inactive status, In higher grade will
retain such temporary commission until reduced
In the general reduction program Of temporary
grades for other Regular officers. Appointment
in the Regular Army will not initiate against
promotion to higher temporary grade.
ELIGIBILITY FOR APPOINTMENT. Any
male citizen who served on active duty 90 COM
Hissioned officer in the Army Of the United
States or any component thereof at any time be-
tween December 1871 and the date Of enact
nent and was not separated thsrsfrom under
other than honorable conditions il eligible for
appointment under the provisions Of Public Law
No. 281. Applicant in this category who are
now enlisted men will be discharged for the
convenience Of the Government to accept COM
missions in the Regular Army If selected.
DETERMINATION OF SERVICE CREDIT.
Constructive service credit will be given for the
number Of years, months, and days by which the
applicants age on the date Of appointment ex-
ceeds IS years.
Actual commissioned service to be credited to
each applicant will be ths number of years
months, and days the applicant, after attaining
the age Of 2i years, was active Federal service
as q commissioned officer in the Army OF the
United States or any Of its componsnts between
December io41 and the date of appointment
provided that in computing the total period of
active Federal service Of any such person who
was honorably discharged or placed in inactive
status subsequent to II May 1945 shall be cred
tied with service from the date of such discharge
or relief from active duty to the date Of appoint
ment
DETERMINATION OF GRADE TO
WHICH APPOINTED. The grade in which
an individual will be commissioned will be de-
terminsd by the amount of constructive service
actual commissioned service, whichever il
greater, computed indicated under heading
this, appointments will be made in grades in the
several arms and services as follows:
1-Promotion list arms and services (except
Adjutant Generals Department and Judge
Advocate Generals Department..
3ns uesfeas.f. less Mas yssrs' service.
Isf uesfsReHf. ~ more but less shaa 10 yssrs.
copfols. 10 sr msrs hst less sksa " yesrs,
Maisf. " sr msss bst less shsa a yssrs
AnnIiene;on &o.,,,e e.ra r,,1s.:l~