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Evening star., 1946-01-13
Truman Nominates
Two Rear AdmiraIs
And III Commodores
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
President Truman yesterday NOM
mated two captains to be rear ad-
mirals and 81 other Naval officers
to the rank of commodore.
The captains promoted in the
recess appointments are Leslie C..
Stevens and Rico Botta.
/ Those named commodores, to hold
the rank temporarily while filing
specific assignments, are with the
posts they will occupy:
1 Benjamin v. McCandlish, chief of
staff to the commander, United
States Naval Forces, North West
African waters; Charlton E. Battle,
jr., commander, United States Naval
Operating Base, Guantanamo, Cuba;
Paul S. Thesis, commanding officer,
United States Naval Training Sta
ton, Newport, r. I.
Allen G. Quynn, chief of staff to
commander, Eastern Sea Frontier;
Cyril T. Simard, commander, Fleet
Air Wing One; Homer w. Graf, su-
pervisor,. New York Harbor, New
York; George Van Deuers, task
group commander, Fifth Fleet;
Richard w. Bates, chief of staff to
commander, Philippine sea frontier.
Others named commodores were
Medical Directors Morton D. Will
cults, medical staff, commander in
chief, Pacific Fleet, and Wilbur E.
Kellum, fleet medical officer, 5th
Fleet, and the following captains:
Myron w. Hutchinson, jr., chief
OF staff to commander, Hawaiian
Sea Frontier; Paul F. Lee, assistant
director of the Shore Division, Bu-
reau Of Ships; John F. Wegforth,
commander Naval Air Bases, 18th
Naval District; Daniel F. Worth, jr.,
deputy commander, Marianas, and
chief of staff and aide to COM
mander, Marianas; George A.
Seitz, commander Naval Air Bases,
1st Naval District; Walton w.
Smith, commander Carrier Division
10.
Charles j. Rend, deputy chief of
Naval Intelligence; Thomas G. Pey-
ton, commandant, Naval Operating
Base, Guam; Charles R. Jeffs, COM
manding officer, Naval Advanced
Base, Weser River, Germany, and
Lyman S. Perry, commander, Naval
Training and Distribution Center,
Camp Peary, Williamsburg, Va.
Civil Engineer Henry Needham
also was named commodore while
serving of the staff of commander,
Service Force, Pacific Fleet.
Evening star., 1946-01-13
Mrs. Mckenzie Retires
From Eastern Star Post

Mrs. Lille Kind Mckenzie, after
service of more than so years, has
retired as grand treasurer of the
Grand Chapter, Order of the East
ern Star in the District, officials
announced yesterday. She has been
grand treasurer since 1926. Her
home is at 1867 Biltmore street NV.
Officials said Mrs. Mckenzie has
handled a total of $500, 1928, repre-
senting funds devoted to welfare
work, educational aids, development
of war relief and community i'm
provement. She has been interested
particularly in the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home.
Born in Columbia, s. c., Mrs. Nc
Kenzie has lived in the District for
more than half century. She was
initiated in Martha Chapter No. 4
of the order in 1907. In 1929 she
took an active part in forming Leb-
anon Chapter No. Is, now the larg-
est in the city.
Evening star., 1946-01-13
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Checks Rheumatic
Poin Quickly

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drug stores everywhere.
Evening star., 1946-01-13
Engineers to Hear Cuptuin

Capt. Andrew G. Bisset, u. S. N,
whose Seabees made history in an
Engineers Amphibious War" will
present now it can be told" ac-
count of ''Seabees in Action" illus
trated by special Navy pictures, at
meeting of the Washington Society
of Engineers at the Cosmos Club at
8:15 pm. Wednesday,
Evening star., 1946-01-13
SUIT YOURSELF FOR SPRING

1t might as we'll be spring because you'll have
spring fever when you see these rodiont new
suits! Checked and solid wooIs in newest
outline, rounded shoulders, deep, deep sleeves
and gently topered waists, to mark you Spring,
1916!
Evening star., 1946-01-13

A CHARGE ACCOUNT at The
.Polois Royal will sove you time
and effort in shopping! In
quire:
CREDIT OFFICE i. SIXTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1946-01-13

lcenteT HoureJ
YOKE INTEREST on Hockonum wool
suit. Self fabric belt and buttons.
Double kick pIeoted skirt. Bright blue,
melon, soft green. Sizes 9 to IS, $35
JUNIOR SIZE SHOP The Paais ROYAL
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-12-17
Inferfederafion Unit Named
To Submit Amendments

Proposed amendments to the
articles of the Interfederation Con-
ference were discussed at the groups
meeting last night, at which COM
mittee of constituent delegates was
appointed to draw up suggestions.
Mrs. F. G. Sartwell of the District
= federation was chosen chairman.
Other committeeman include Rich
ard Akers, Montgomery County;
William C. Hull, Arlington; D. M.
Greene, Prince Georges, and DR.. r.
"A. Osborne, Fairfax. rs
The federation,s annual election
,of officers is slated for the January
meeting. Victor Meyers, Arlington,
was chosen chairman of the Elec-
ton Committee. Other members
are Fred w. Cast, Prince Georges;
Harry N. Stull, District; c. S. Du-
vail, jr., Montgomery, and DR.. Os-
borne, Fairfax.
Mrs. Florence E. Cannon of the
Arlington Civic Federation intro
duced Mrs. Ruby Simpson, new pres
ident of the Arlington federation,
who also is deputy treasurer of
Arlington County. New delegates
to the conference from Arlington in
clude Mrs. Cannon, William Watt,
MIR. Hull, Dr. Victor Meyers and DR..
F. L. Campbell. The other three
delegates will be designated later.
The meeting, held in The Star
Building, was conducted by Joseph
Matre, interfederation chairman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-12-17
Appellate Court Voids
Conviction on Sale Of
Air Pistol 10 Minor

The police regulation forbidding
the sale of firearms to minors never
theless does not keep other danger
Gus weapons" out of the hands OF
those under 10 years of age.
This was the ruling yesterday of
the Municipal Court of Appeals
which reversed a court decision last
September in which a store owner
was convicted Of selling an air pistol
to a minor youth.
In the opinion written by Associ-
ate Justice Brice Clagett, 1t was held
that Jack Tender, proprietor of a
store in the 900 block of D street
NV, the appellant, did not violate
any part Of the regulation on which
the charge was based. He had been
sentenced to pay $25 fine or serve
10 days in Jail by the Municipal
Court.
Judge Clagett pointed out that the
regulation makes unlawful only the
sale to minors of firearms, ammu-
milton, gunpowder, gun caps, or
other explosives, or projectiles, darts
or other dangerous missiles"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-12-17

ct seems to us obvious" the JUS
tice stated. that an air pistol is not
sfrearm'. The term 1firearm,' he
said, necessarily connotes' the
action Of chemical explosive. Judge
Clagett added that such a pistol is
not to be classed as a missile or
4projectile."
Conceding the air pistol in ques-
ton is a "dangerous-appearing'
weapon, the justice pointed out the
regulation docs not prohibit the sale
OF dangerous weapons.
Judget Claggett dismissed the
Governments contention that other
sections of the regulation prohibiting
the discharge or the carrying by
minors of air guns in the District
reflects the intent Of the entire regu-T
lation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-12-17
Wilkinson Is Lauded
AS Lincoln Civic Unit
Receives Star Trophy

High tribute was paid last nlgnt
to DR.. Garnet c. wilkinson, first as
sistant superintendent of schools, at
the annual dinner of the Federation
of Civic Associations, Inc. at which
The Evening Star Trophy for public
service was presented to the Lincoln
Civic Association.
The dinner, given in honor of DR..
wilkinson, was held at the Phyllis
Wheatley YWCA. Rhode Island ave-
, nue. and Ninth street NV, and was
attended by number of high Dis
trict officials.
The Lincoln group was awarded
The Star Trophy, an annual honor
to an outstanding civic group, for
outstanding accomplishments this
year These included:
I. A decent speech campaign.
2. Organization of group Of po-
tentially delinquent youngsters into
a musical corps.
8. Initiation and cultivation Of a
Back to Sunday School and
Church" movement among adults
and youngsters.
DR.. Harris Receives Trophy.
William T. Thomas, active chair
man of the civic awards committee
of the Federation, presented The
Star Trophy to DR.. E. F.. Harris,
president of the Lincoln Civic As
ISOLATION. DR.. Harris made the for
NAL response for his group.
nv JIyillriY1cnra 1ryoc dncPrihnd &C
man who possesses the endur-
ing qualities that belong to true
greatness" by the Rev. j. L. Pinn
chairman of the Federation's Edu-
cation Committee, who delivered the
principal address
The Rev. Mr.. Pinn sketched the
career of DR.. Wilkinson, who was
born in South Carolina, and edu-
Gated in District public schools and
outstanding American universities.
He said the, educator had displayed
''unf1inching courage throughout
his life. He closed by reciting a
poem, 1.-THE Manly Man." in tribute
to DR.. Wilkinson.
DR.. Wilkinson was lauded by Mrs
Henry Grattan Doyle, president OF
the Board of Education, for his
constant poise, intelligence and
thoughtfulness." During Is years
of observation of DR.. Wilkinson as
school official, she said she had
noted he never relaxed in striving
to improve the program of ad-
vancement for his race.
Cites Even Disposition.
Mrs. Doyle said she had seen
DR.. Wilkinson in times of stress and
that she found his even disposition
a source of steady aid.
Woolsey w. Hall, president of the
Federation of Civic Associations,
Inc, presided. The invocation was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-12-17

given by the Rev. William B. Marsh,
association chaplain. Municipal
Court Judge Almond w. Scott and
Mrs. Mary E. Carpenter, president
of the Federation of Parent Teach
ers' Associations, also spoke.
Among others at the head table
were Clement Murphy chief en-
gineer of the District. Fire Depart
ment, and Mrs. E. w. Payton, cor
responding secretary of the Fed
Grafton of Civic Associations, Inc.
A message from DR.. Hobart M.
Corning, superintendent of District
schools, cited DR.. Wilkinson for
wise scholarship and executive
ability, coupled with courage and
understanding"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-12-17
Messiah of HondeI
To Be Sung Tonight

The Washington Choral Society
will present Handel's Messiah" at
$3.50 o'clock tonight at Constitution
Hall.
Guest artists who will sing the
four lead parts are Miss Shannon
Bolin, contralto; Miss Barbara Stew
enson, soprano; Harold Haugh,
tenor, and Robert Nicholson, BARI
tone. Louis A. Potter will conduct
the 250-voice choir.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-12-17

LINCOLN CIVIC ASSOCIATION HONORED-Dr. E. Harris
Qef president the Lincoln Civic Association receives The
Evening Trophy awarded his for public service
Making presentation is William Thomas chairman Of the
Star staff Photo.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-15
GcnfclsbcIhwSratn1

Dit Ser Notwithstanding poa-
te man it'd befonntliA ben Sotan
iel6it oienlfbar MAIDEN. Cine beritbm=
te @ere nadte Ii1 Oieie1i Iber9Iou
ben iebr originea altnuBe. Sic Iuo
5abIreidse 0gnmen Der boditen Sc
feHifnft~ 5u iif) Elm, ir0eln lie iid
an6eiiaig modte, Sen Seufel be-
ltimant erideinen 5i IaIien.
Ils nun cine groBere 3obl Dorneb-
mer Gomen mirflih ibrenl &life Sol
&c l~eiitete, perOunfelte sic Sere ge-
beimnisooa Sen groBen @erlanrm-
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men, iih nadt ~ous5u3ieben, oa Die
Sofetifette 0eg SeufeIs DerIange, Dol
Zig nnbefleioet Dor Dem @0uenfiir-
item 3lt erifeinen.
Cine Dienerin rIlimte nun gelein-
inm init Der @ere ale aIeioer rnO
SuiDelen meg lin0 berldmanO, Die
r@ldubigen'" rubig ibrem Sdiflol
iberIoIjeno.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-15
ariifoaiad)en
OcHamRen .p6hrcmN rcs
3ahnlpcks

gln 3abnweb itirbf man niht, Ia,
IS gibt weldle, Die oaoon Ieben, Die
3obnar5te.
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3ahn ser Belt.
@obreS @itgefiibl fiuoet man nur
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ldmer5en oie anoeren NIT.
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3abnar5teS.
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nebme 9leiGe Seile Greoiot @bloro-
form liuO Gocain, miife iie uno -
laiie iid Sen 3obn 5ieben.
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llebeI 1lno oaS llebeI pieler 8ur5eln.
User aitBer ben 3abnen nihts Sal
ldes i'm Mlu0e bat, rer0ient aue
anerfennllug.
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fiibIt ieillen Glietttett nlif ben 3abn.
bingegen iino oteie b0fft u~nfreun0-
lid oenn tie tueien tbm Die 3lbne.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-15
M0ranf w0rtet be yte9ierMnQ2

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tiou angenommelb marin er Der.
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Erunsportuclei iuicOcr %alli5ubaucn.
lua O0s Scbeli in GeitldIunO SIT CT.
baiicn iulo Ole Neutrality-suspicious.
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Aciolutiuu 5eigt, ooB Der r~epublifa=
riiAe 2litb eillr Der gr0BteH Gor.
observation-disclosures 0es 2an0es, fir
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Washington Journal., 1946-02-15
@dblte SOB
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meter GSforte bon Der @ef1flgnis.
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BORDEN iibergeben.
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rlfrg Mnridau n&itoSn SfpedS pro.
3eiiieriing infer AnfIaee Der Sol
liberation iiberonttportet.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-15

netenl SoIonten belpodt miiroerl
Gr mics ollf Die meite gbeue boz
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babe i'm feline 4noeutlingen gelnaht
mann er mad &oiiie oeididt merOer
iuiiroe. uno er fiigte bin0u: sd
made feline 9lGne."
Washington Journal., 1946-02-15

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tet 0ie @oibingtoner Hegierun9
nod? Sic fennt Die Stimmlirg oes
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Die antbolifen lolpobl ipie Die 8ro-
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reIigioien CONCENTRATION cine groBe
politildp organization ongei6IoIien.
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ifen gu un%ternebmen. 9oer wer0en
&otbolifen, Broteitonten uno Nepii-
blifoner Don ibr D~olitdnoig i8no-
riert?
Washington Journal., 1946-02-15
2~lmceNctctt
Wtarf Siuains Sraunite

Nfarf Emain mar nid)t gernoe
OeIlilih allf sic aorrpftbeit leliler
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8rief ioIgeuoen Snbolts: 0Sier ut
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len sic mir 0ie &ropptte freua0lihIt
3niteaerJ ga es Sic ein5ige lit, Die idJ
beIibe."
Washington Journal., 1946-02-15
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arbeiten BeiBt. Oos 2eben nit Ell
mem It1noigen Snbolt bon 5reuoen
erfiiaen. giftor 8liitbgen.
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Der Bis IN @elpiir8, Oas eBlaitig
mndt. 8. Borne.
@emiit lit mebr ais @eiitl oenn
Das @emiit beItebt ais Mlir5eI, ipenn
Ser @efIt pie 8Iitenouft oertpebt.
Hiidert.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-15
GisbsssrflGrmnoSm

Sem Meitid sorn aus lciner Salit,
uiO peltn i'm Sic 2ie6e T%anie1onlal
ueriuonrdt. SD fanO III einet Sal
lette zines MdOAeus SiebesbrieFe.
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nal auoers iogtcll.
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bere6rteS 5rdulein i'd Rabe geltern
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Sic gepriift unO i~ortiert unO Bin SIT
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na6Tt rem ultuerbin0lit ein gnge-
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@efiible fiir sic obne aonfurren3
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cine groBe Stole nj meinenl 2ebet
5u ipieIen2 ggie Sbnen iiher olird)
sic 3eifuigen befonnt lit. ite6e ih
otf eitinmer @obe i'm Qeben unO alli
Ser 9iibae. Gin 9leidperti9er Bort.
ter miir0e mir Die Wl0glidfeit geben
mid Doll III antialten. Arm in Arnt
nit Sbnen foroern mir Elm Sabrbun,
Oert iii Ste Shranten mo oue
STANDARDIZATION Ser groben Game Sc
ben miiroen mir all Die @ano lpielen.
SD fiiiie Sbre r~ei5enOen 9anoe mo
fltiee Dor BENT Gbron Hires 9er5ens.
SIR Sdmuiel, 9ofid)auipieler."
Sin @1rtner ihrieb: uSonnigeS
g8eIen! 5d babe Die @offnuug in
mein @er5 9epfIan8t, 0aB 5piit}eil
ms Die 2iebe roiengleid} erbIiibeil
m09c. llnlere Qiebe ioll 8ur5el ld1la-
gen III eiilenl auten BO0eil oes Ser
itefslss iNl tie%f9cgrabencn BrnnOe
Oes 9ertrnnenS. 8or loggenOen @ans
ben beidirnlt ltno beidottet Ioa ans
llfierer 2iebe Gin 1nadtiger 8auul
beg 2ebeus erlpadfefb Der 6riidte
tr1gt mo miIoen S6atten ipenoet
fir uniere emit oIten Gage. Sd boffe,
ooB mir Hniere 8erlobun9 bolO be-
gilben f0nHen.
SIR bodadtuugsuoaer Bflan5er,
8Grtner".
@iner ihrieb: y9ie6e, id)olle, bette
9eotel Sd liebe bid ih lam obne
bid nidt nlebr lebeiL i'd nil bid
msin 2eben lang altf &1n0en trageL
id mill Dir ieOcn 8lrnid Don Sen
Aalgen ableielE ia ner0e mr. fir
did, iiir oein @liid lebeu. 2ein So
mort nlaft mid sum gliidIiditen al
Ter 5terblid9en! Sci mein!
Nein JrGDf, Oihter. Z"
Washington Journal., 1946-02-15
Neuut 8rite1
,,nnber1ddmt"

@aibington, Gie 2eiltlngs.
f1biafed oes engliid) onlerifonilden
9nl1itinn Observation-Disclosures
Fat lid infolge Der u8Drein9enom-
menbeit ur0 6einoieli8feit" Ser eng.
liid)en Mitglieoer ,,5u einer Iraueitit
perfliidtDt", bat Abg. Geller e.,
g. 30 crfldrt.
sSu0en er bebouptete, Die Bilounq
oeg aus iets omerifonii1en NM
feds engliifen MitgIieoern 5uiam.
nlengeiebten Stomitees lei ,.unitotig"
geueien, neil Die No~tpelloigfeit Ell.
mes iiioilden @eimntlatoes in 9nl6.
TINA lhon oimmer mie0er uno pie.
Ser fltgeiiellt" lDoroen lei, erfI1rts
Geller iii elmer 0orlegung: ,,8is
ieBt lit 1idts Neltes pon oen Aomi
tee outage geforoert moroen. Sowob+
BON oen 8ertretern mic bon Sen Seq
nern 0es 3ioniSniS lit oieielbe @e.
Idid'te er5a6lt lto m;eoer er3dbIt
luor0en. Gie aon5e Nn9ele9enbeit Il
idninlerlid enttduid]ellO mo ipirf
feline frudtbnren NeiuItnte ergeben.
Sic en9liidlen Miitglie0er, iogtt
ser Nep gorfer, b1tten 6ei ibrer
6rageiteIlunoeit 0llnberId1mtbeit
IninoBllng unO ielblt regelredte Nob.
Beit" beiUieien.
3oS aontitee utterllidt befonnt-
lid Die M0gIiffeit Der llmiuanOluna
Yalditinns in ein itanoiges @cimat.
LAMB fir Dcrihleppte eSitoen.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-15

SIS 1T mOsIidJ allcrlci bel jnnsen
MG6den beliebte GfSeHDrien ans
4leinen Gtidrn SAINT, Spite MIN.
.aasufertisen. Nnr sa criuGbnen
iinS !SanOtaIdem, Sdmnffadet,
Gbrrimge II. a. IN. Mntpeiinits snr
Mmfertisnns biefer uYonng AeeeNo-
riesD 0eiign Nr. g. 1868 iuer0em
4fttfn snGsfqHbt lBef GfMIehSiltg eines
F~ranfiertea, oa~SrehfeFtem 1lmIdlnes
an 6as MesbItipDrf Department bic
Ter 8eitnms
Washington Journal., 1946-02-15
@erlpoMfeIt

Gin 8otanifer mar onBeroroent-
lid gutlniitiger Natiir. ginit legte CT
eine1n EriifIing 6pei BalimbI1tter
Dor uno froote i'm: 1Sogen sic.
Serr Aonoibnt, tpeldes lit Dos @u-
idenbIatt uno melhes lit oos Qinoen-
bIoH?@
Ser @efroste, fpelder feline slf-
nnng batte, CAB ouf gut @liid cine
altiluort, Bic aber falid NOR, iporaui
Der 8rofeilor glitnliitig fnghe:
ag@atls redt, Serr Gan0ioat. Sic
bdben MIR sic beioen 9I1tter Derpeh.
ieIt." lln0 oanit erfl6rte er 0os gJa-
men fir beitnnoen.