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had small, light dugout which he
poled with dexterity and speed, be-
came the expeditions careful mes
senger by whom once week DR..
Wetmore kept in contact with his
desk in Washington, via air mail
from Balboa.
AS their base was in a country
infected by malaria and other dis
eases, DR.. Wetmore and Mr.. Perrygo
took the usual precautions of those
who live and work in the tropics,
and came through in perfect condi-
[tion. In addition to using only
boiled water, they went to bed at
sundown under tightly anchored
mosquito nets from whcih they did
not emerge until sunrise Their chief
dependency in the way of drugs
was aralin, the new synthetic against
malaria which Is being used by our
military forces.
Upon their arrival they helped
break up an epidemic of colds
among the Indians in the COM
munity both for the sake of the
Indians and as precautionary
measure for the sake of our expedi-
tion," as Dr. Wetmore puts it,
Institution Keeps Up to Date.
1t is far cry from the Panama
jungles to DR.. Wetmore'S meticu-
lously ordered executive Offices in
the United States National Museum
at Tenth street and Constitution ave-
nue.. Here stands Admiral Matthew
C. Perry's gold-lacquered screen,
brought from Japan in 1858, when
he negotiated a treaty by which
Japan granted trade relations with
this country. Near it is the tall,
quaint mid-Victorian walnut desk
of Spencer Baird, second secretary
of the Smithsonian. Ossified book
ends made from century old trees,
Indian implements utilized as paper
weights, an extemporized ash tray
which was once buccaneers loot off
the island of Roitan in 1781, are all
part of theAvast continuing story
of scientific advancement.
Colored slides of DR.. Wetmores
recent scientific trek identify it
with the purpose expressed by James
Smithson, the founder. In 1846 this
subject of Great Britain who had
never set foot upon American soil
left his personal fortune to the
United States Government 'for the
increase and diffusion of knowledge
among men"
With the President, the Vice Pres
ident, the members of the cabinet
and the Chief Justice among its
legally constituted governing body
of regents, the Smithsonian Insti-
tuition has justified the intention of
its founder. 1t has encouraged
original research in science and
literature, and by publishing the re-
suits of such research it has pro-
Evening star., 1947-07-27
Estelle Milstead State representa-

Estelle Milstead State representa-
tives.
7 Pride of Washington Council !:
Mrs. Stella Bryant, councillor; Ethel
Jones, associate councillor; Ruth
Heurich, vice councillor; Alice
Householder, associate vice coun-
cilor; Ruth Harris, conductor; Eva
Heath, warden; Monica Groves, in
side sentinel; Elizabeth Paul, out
side sentinel; Dorothy Fillman,
Junior past councillor: Regina Hen
derson, associate junior past coun-
cilor; Ruth Warren, secretary: How
ard Williams, treasurer; Viola VIII
liams, assistant secretary; Lillian
Martin, financial secretary: Francis
Barnstead, trustee, and Helen
Saunders, pianist.
Evening star., 1947-07-27
By Jesse Font Evons

DR.. Alexander Wetmore, secretary
Of the Smithsonian Institution and
vice chairman of the Research Com
mittee of the National Geographic
Society still shares eagerly with his
assistants in scientific expeditions
far from the haunts of civilization as
most of us know them.
Interested in ascertaining new
scientific facts about birds, this in
ternationally famous biologist admits
with an almost boyish grin, "Por
Gusto" Spanish for Il like itD,
when talking about field work.
Evening star., 1947-07-27
5th Marine Reserves

The softball team of the bat
talon will play return game with
the Marine Headquarters team OF
Henderson Hall at 10 am. today
on Field No. 8, 23rd street and
Constitution avenue NV.
1t. Col. w. F. Thyson, jr., COM
manding officer, announces that
Robert w. Mawson, Jack C. Ostrum
William E. Owens III, Angelo
Rizzo, Richard D. Robertson, Louis
E. Smoak. Albert L. Oxford, Ber-
nard j. Mitchell and William K
Davis have recently joined. These
will accompany the others to Camp
Lejeune, N. c., from August 9th
Evening star., 1947-04-27
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington. D. q.
len s.

Washington College of Law during
Its summer session, beginning
June Is.
Evening star., 1947-04-27

, from coaster wagons, scooters or
other small vehicles"
Here are the things to remem-
Der If you are planning to use old
wheels, which, by the way, don't re-
quire as much wearing in as a new
set:
First, no wheel may be more than
IL inches in diameter, including
tires. The tire must be of solid rub
Der.
Then, you must make certain not
to use wheels taken from CONNER
I fcial units, such as factory trucks,
hospital equipment or any indus
trial rolling stock.
And, remember, you may not use
homemade wheels or welded or riv-
eted disc wheels which have been
taken apart and rebuilt.
Disc wheels may be balanced by
drilling holes in the discs, but not
in any other way.
"Just look at Rule 8 in the Off
cial rule book If you're thinking
about a tricycle. arrangement for
your racer. 1t states all cars must
Evening star., 1947-04-27
Soap Box Derby Guide

The Washington Soap Box
Derby is a coaster car race for
boys sponsored by The Star and
the District Department of the
American Legion. Boys II to
Is, inclusive. and those reach
ing their 11th or 18th birthdays
in the period from June to
August II, inclusive, are eligi-
BILE.
Official rule books are issued
on registration with a Chevro-
let dealer in the Washington
area. Entry blanks must be
signed by parent or guardian.
The coaster cars must be boy
built at a cost of not more than
Sc in addition to the amount
spent for wheels and axles.
Precision wheel bearings are
prohibited, but ordinary ball
bearings are permitted.
These maximum limits are
prescribed: Length, 80 inches;
width, AZ inches; height, in
cluding windshield, 80 inches;
weight of racer, $50 pounds;
combined weight of racer and
driver, $50 pounds.
Evening star., 1947-04-27
Bureau Viii Ease
Ordeal Of Getting
Titles to Autos

A streamlined system soon will be
set up in the Title Bureau of the
Department of Vehicles and Traffic
which. officials predicted yesterday,
will reduce the time required for
issuing titles from several hours to
20 minutes.
The system Is being worked out
by Herman S. Cole, administrative
assistant to Traffic Director George
E. Keneipp. He has four business
system organizations working with
him.
At present, to get title car
owner must go to six different
windows and then return to one
window a second time.
MIR. Cole plans to cut the seven
operations to three and give the
applicant temporary registration
card. Time e-consuming checking
and other examinations will be done
after the applicant leaves, and a
permanent registration card and
title will be mailed to him.
Evening star., 1947-04-27

run on four wheels"
New entrants in the contest an
nounced yesterday are:
SherWin De Saints, IA, and Law
renee De Saints, u, 3339 Clay street
NE; Freddie McCutchan, is, 292c
Thirteenth street NV; Charles NJ
Andrae. 10, 5240 Colorado avenue
NV; Ronald o. Spears, IL, 6615
Eighth street NV; Johan Won
Numers, 10, 1871 Kalmia road NV:
Louis Contreras, II, 500 Peabody
street NV; Alan Dunbar, Is, 90
Farragut place NV.
Also, Dennis N. Hevener, jr., Is,
5000 Fifth street NV; Ronald
IDeLucien, IA, 1920 Seventeenth
street NV; William D. Chandler,
13, 2113 Thirty-seventh street NV;
Donnie n. Parkman, 13, 1875 Park
man road, Silver Spring; Paul E.
Hamilton, 13, 1903 Twenty-sixth
street NE; John E. Carter, 13, lilo
Nineteenth street NV.
(Rend The Star for Derby Neps.)
Evening star., 1947-04-27

College OF Law,
James Craig
Peacock, presi-
dent of the COLI
lege board Of
trus t es, an
nounced las t
night.
Al veteran Of
both w orl d
Wars. Col. Ro-.
gers for m an Y
years practiced
law In Rhode
Island and Illi-
nois, and in the
Gov rn m en- t
Evening star., 1947-04-27
Derby Director Stresses Rules
On Wheels of Soap Box Racers

Since wheels are what make a
Soap Box Derby racer roll, boys
planning to compete in the sixth
running of the Washington coaster
race in July should give particular
attention to the rules on running
gear, Derby Director Charles Kohen
said yesterday.
you are certain to be safe if you
buy a set of official Derby wheel
and-axle assemblies" he said. They
are on sale for $10.95 in many stores.
However, We don't want any boy
to feel he has to buy new wheels to
give a good showing in the Derby.
In previous years many entrants
have done well with wheels salvaged
Evening star., 1947-04-27
YWcA Teo to Heor Crowley

Dale Crowley. evangelist who
conducts 1 radio program over
Station WWDC, win speak at 4
tea sponsored BY the Religious
Work Committee Of the Phyllis
Wheatley YWCA at the YWCA
annex, ITO Thirteenth street NV,
at 4 o'clock this afternoon. Madame
Chu Shining of China also will
address the gathering.
Evening star., 1947-04-27

service. He re- Col. Rogers.
ceived his Alb. from the University
Of Chicago and his Ii. B. from Har-
ward University.
Col. Rogers was awarded the Dis
tinguished Service Cross and the
Purple Heart In World War I. He
was executive officer to the Provost
Marshal General in World War II
and received the Legion Of Merit,
Army Commendation Ribbon, Polish
Pollnia Restituta Officers' Cross and
the French Medaille de la Recon-
Nuisance Franchise.
He will start teaching at the
Evening star., 1947-04-27
Washington College oi Law
Names Col. Rogers IS Dean

Col. Horatio Rodman Rogers, now
with the Alien Property Section Of
the Justice Department, has been
appointed dean Of the Washington
Evening star., 1947-04-27

Payments on your home are
made easy by renting 9 room.
Renting a room is made easy
by advertising liz The Star.
Call National 5000. Open 8
am. to II pm.
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HELP MEN and WOMEN.

BoOKKEEPER, S65 wk. State age, mar
REG REG or single exper. and religion. Boz
B ses,Ai fiaPi OPERATOR, perm peTna
nsnt; hnoospitai exper. pref. Call auditor
BUYER-Thoroughly experienced and ca
spo-tswear, corsets, lingerie, hosiery, bag.
and gloves; an exceptional opportunity ii
Or Gesrans OF he
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required. Phone Gil. 1900, from 80: rs
rnann wanted al ST mSs
fsssy eTgestsa Boy 46Xz; star e,
BENNY's TAVERN. saa 18th st. NV NV N Ss
RECORD SALESPERSON. exper., good hrs.
gith opDort foy adv IM Apply Mr.
REGULAR POSITION as organist and
choir director for small Protestant church.
rehearsal wk.: 2 services wk. during
Lent: salary, $500 a yr.; wks' vacation.
Reply Box 3S4-A. Star. 81
BEST VOCAL INSTRUCTION If YOU sing
in our Southeastern University Choral So
ciety preparing concert-opera programs;
opportunity for serious members. No
eharg geo GIVE voice and phone number
WE NEED SEVERAL AGENTS for aristo.
cratic line of Christmas cards: local firm
min. earnings So per hr. For further in.
formation, call TW. O567. %
ONE OF THE LEADING Wash. Photographic
studios needs several soliciting and leac
sales people, with or without car; photo.
graphic experience not necessary mini.
mum earnings $50 wkly Apply LOUFT &
WOLF, 933 G st. NV, 10 am. to pm
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SALESMAN.
ING SPACE SALESMAN,

ADVERTISING SPACE SALESMAN, expe-
rienced, for home building periodical;
straight, commissio nss permanent start i'm
B BEsi1sft$ MaNA yer experienced cook
ware, waterless; salesroom and office open
commissions to statesmen highest paid one
of Americas Oldest and finest lines. mot
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good II your. profession is selling cook
ware why not get the most for your Ell.
available for sensational demonstration;
no cooking necessary; see for yourself and
be conyinced; replies strictly confidential
LIFE INsURANcE-Lberal commissions
plus guaranteed salary for sale and service
ordinary life insurance, Cali in person at
902 G st. NV. before 10 am. for interview.
MAN WANTED for Rawleigh business. No
experience or capital necessary. Sales easy
M sn PAW R3WlE LIEF Dept B Dca
OUTSIDE 1sf ens sxIEsMEN. very good salary
Selling to local stores; desire ambitious.
respon. man with car. Box 422-A, Star.
REAL ESTATE JEsMAN-Modern down
town real estate office has opening in sales
Psh aa cs Mr. e BRoWR re- sSs1
REAL ESTATE statesmen, how about
making up to $4,000 yearly with my com
pany? Real estate experience not neces-
sary. but must be a salesman, mean a
REAL ESTATE-We have an opening for
2 experienced men or women familiar with
nearby Va. or Md. territory. CHI. 6101.
SALESMAN-1f you are looking for
profitable real estate connection selling,
25th st. Sc. and 1904 Marlboro pike, Md
Statesmen, salary and bonus: car re-
sToRAaE e.. 4eo new YORK ave. NV NV.
Statesmen. to get Iistipgs for properties
in Sc. and Md. This position will pay
1899, c. D. MURPHY. 1401 25th St Sc.
AUTOMOTIVE WHOLESALE - Exceptional
man with lge distributor; liberal COM
pensetion. AL replies confidential. Box
42S-A, Star. 81
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Here is another quick and convenient way of insurne
that your classified ad GETS into The Star Expert and
courteous representatives always ready to take
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is open from 500 am. to IL pm. every day. Ads
received by pm. always get into the next days Star
except on Saturday. when the deadne for The Sunday
Star is2 p And remember, The Star also has nearly
seventy classified ad agencies all the Washington
area In fact it is than likely that there's Star
classified ad agent in your neehborhood who will take
your ad during his business hours.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
v. STUART DAVIS, Attorney,
14la Eve Street NV
1913 Eye street NV.
Filed Aug. ~, 1947, Charles E. Stewart,
Clerk

1913 Eye street NV,
Filed Aug. ~, 1947, Charles E. Stewart,
DrsrR1cr. COURT fler Of. THE UNITED
BE stsssf 1SF sha RhFst IF c Pan
ees Of: l. ANN c. McaUNNfGLE. trustee
for oe9rEe Thomas Mason ct a. Defend
ORDER oi OF p6sLIcAr1o on TheoI object
Of this suit Is to establish the title of the
ppla plain BY adverse poss s in and 70
being improved by premises No $50 Massa-
chusetts Avenue, Northwest, Upon motion
q PIT the s plaintiff it is by the Gourt this
JUDGED. ORDERED and DECREED. that
The unknown heirs, devisees and alienees
Of; l; Ann c. ,McGunnigle. Trustee for
Mason, 3. Eveline Mason, f. F. William
Buddecke, cause their appearance to be
entered herein on or before the first rule
the FIRST publication of this order, other
wise this cause will be proceeded with as
IN I'll. the case Of default; provided a copy
ton Law Reporter and The Evening Star.
good cause having been shown why longer
N CuRRAN, Justice A True Copy. Test:
MCDONALD, Deputy Clerk. au14,21,2s.
LEON St I1sEINER; WATER ToBRINER
States for the District of Columbia
Holding Probate. court.-No. 69,64O, .Ad-
That the subscriber. of the District OF
Columbia has obtained from the Probate
Court of the District Of Columbia, Letters
Hsrtenstein, late OF the District of Co
lumbia, deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned
thereof, legally authenticated, to the sub.
scrfber. on or before the Sth day of August
AID. 194s, otherwise they may by law be
Given under my hand this Sth day of Au-
gust, 1947. FREDERICK G. UMHAU
Southern Building. Seal Attest: MEL
WIN j. MARQUES, Deputy Register OIL
Wills for the District Of Columbia, CLERK
Of the Prnhate Court all4.21.2S.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

With or without bath, semipvt. and small
sxEoRAA ana STSai sSaRsEE'sef HONE slh5
RxPfR 60 w 2sIs REpA1R1NG-rwjv:2.ssa
Markell $40 F st. NV. IA. o2s4. - ~
RIaefs Sd ews le aPd Sye EsRtea
GAS WATEk Il HE AFT; sA 20 oet s. 40 GAL
payment; immediate installation. B. a.
ACCOUNTANT, expert. books started.
sssssmsats saait; s65ns o sssH s6sa
heating plants: no cash needed small
p: a: sTANsBURY: Ii. 1929. ''N''N ''''''
NoTICEELPop Tailor Shop. 100 Fla. ave.
x IS osPf sold Aus slsd5of' 1871 sf5:ls 1eefs
VIII NoT Az E & sSss for "a
SffsE Il fnz Rao st so nyaf so
GINNING PEACHES, large Elbertas, direct
bushel, at Seven Corners in Fairfax coun-
ty, Va. seven miles west from Memorial
Bridge, on Route so, next to Hillwood Mo;
sGRPLHus SALE 5000 10000 ' inVentory of
Of blade. assemblies. bushinss, valves.
CONFERENCE.-The, etc. to be sod in 3 lots,
Aug. 20, 1947, at . O'Clock pm, Eastern
daylight saving time, on field bid basis
Special listing RHO-AC-1 by AIRCRAFT
COMPONENTS CORP, 602 Montgomery
St, Alexandria. Va. under supervision of
War Assets Administration, Richmond Re-
gional ONCE. SAMPLES available for imme-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Specially
ing, in small business accounts. Let me
make you an estimate on setting up and
operating q system to At your individual
n Ms sH GaH EER' 47a1' noon to gpSs m,
i Will NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
HARVEY HALL Jr. $40 x st. NV. Wash.
on AND AFTER. Aug. 27, 1s47. will not
be responsible for any debts unless con-
tracted by myself. CARL. N. MAYHEM,
S ne Get OF F PARTNERSHIP DIssoLuTioN,
ington, D. C. The public is hereby no.
titled that on the 31st day of July, AID
l947. William C. Prater and Claude E
Prater, who have formerly traded as CO.
partners in the cleaning and dyeing bust
ness under the style of JUST RITE
CLEANERS doing business at 524 Sth
st. Sc, Washington, D. c.. since March
1916, dissolved the aforesaid partnership
as of the close of business July 81 194T.
by agreement of the partners, and William
G. Prater purchased all stock, fixtures
as of the said July b, 1947: The bust
name. as aforesaid. by the said William
G Prpter
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HELP MEN.

YOUNG MAN. over 81. high school grad
nats, as collector for large local organ
no experience required; permanent; 5-day,
40-hour week; excellent working conditions,
saom s1a Star s spRH FaR se
YoTNG MAN, aggressive gre s' selling ability,
XXI not sss s ssAsz e STAT.
YOUNG COLoRED MAN. experienced. for
snd reliable For appointment. CAL 20 GO.
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zsp, e fsfs5fa fRRanssi
ROUND MAN AN white. single: apprentice
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YOUNG MAN, 1921, white. for permanent
and saas g. 81 s hF
permit: experience not necessary. For
intervisM call - MT Bisdermsn; Il 1900.
L. P. sTEUART & Bro 1913 18th St. ne.
YOUNG MAN with some knowledge of typ
ns sn saap9 ses Mr.
SALES, ,926 Pennsylvania ave. NV. 20
YOUNG NAN with p. G; drivers permit
Rodes at PARKWAY MOTOR CO., INC,
YOUNG MAN fot bowling alley; expert
ence not necessary; day and night work;
YOUNG MAN for stock and sales work:
chance to learn interesting business. Apply
in person to WESTERN AUTO STORES,
S217 Ga. ave, Silver Spring, Md. rs
YOUNG MAN-Progressive local whole
saler needs a good general office worker
exper. in typing, mimeographing. etc.
permanent position, good salary and excel
opportunity for advancement to an in
dustrious and intelligent man who is
anxious to advance rapidly. See MR.
Chiffon, 635 D st. NV,
YOUNG MEN co to learn the wholesale
sheet metal business: good pay, 5-day
week, rapid advancement, other advan-
tages. Apply in person. $50 E st. NV. 2S'
YOUNG MEN (2). experience not neces-
sary: store attendant, S120 per mo. to
start, A hours per week. Apply 342O
WANTED-Exper. tewelry salesman for
perm. position; good salary, good working
conditions, wonderful opportunity for the
right man. Apply KENT JEWELERS.,
18th and G SITS. NV. rs
OPPORTUNITY for a competent carpenter
foreman, experienced in residential and
apt house construction; large organization
desires man for permanent position salary
and bonus; please send references with
letter. Box 167-A, Star. 81
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HELP W0MEN.

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE. NATIONAL book.
ing conditions, good salary. air-condi.
Sss sEs ss5SsR' S e PsFfhassP
AI All t Ii II HAND wanted, must be zee EXP
son. Apply J. MAToU, Conn. ave. at NJ st
ARTIST. commercial free-lance exper., to
Tues. and Wed, each week: sood hourly
s sssHs 81 as %ok RI sos Soldering
preferable. Apply BOWEN q CO, INC;
4S,2 Bethesda The p ave Bsshssda' Md 29
ence preferred; permanent; 5-day wk
a ass 9li sAooSksfkfEErER wanted for pleas
yesns LADY 9oH ri Sr g Quest '0 ARRoW
LINEN SERVICE; l3o6-16 + st. ne. rs
ASSISTANT ASST Buyer for better dress dept
IS Sssz scSg sS g
5-day, 40. hr. week; aoS discount on pur-
floor, LANsBURaH & BRO. 7th' sth and
AssisTAST BUYER for lingerie, expsri.
enced preferred; 5-day, 40-hour week;
sG stes ONCE q 4h APRs
ss4 5,s ssh sas sti dept GOOD
salary ~ a oes opportunity S L1v1NdsToas'
B saE rs SIE gsIS. White no Sunday SSrk
zsh sens G sssPR E9Si
BHAG GiIe; N; Unusual opportunity tor
personaity and Training i1 air oe eondtoned
81 days. ALBA BEAUTY SALON. S425
Sssg sssR slza.as e So og gs
81 2 oFsEf2 29 re- ex 9e3s ssoo
salary and commission; 1906 Rhode
B IifHe " oFEkArS saes
ne tsspIfs elsss x ra zHhuTx s saoPs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES area, excel. op-
port. for advancement into permanent
san e. yfsa s'Pz &
500 isI M ass sssssfaa suto
M Mss s siaso a sGaasSo caEV as6
fssossAss fHs exper s45 per
gfss Il APPz i5S
Eo 81, RiH:N MACHINE OPERATOR,
son; 5-day wk: pleasant working con-
V sts ne. DE. O501. 30
typine dsy Wssf pply N perso g.
CALVERT MoeToRs. NC. I'LL sast-West
hwy, Silver Spring, Nd. -2s
CASHIER-General ONCE work, must have
some experience in handling money; this
is perm. position with q good starting
salary, Apply Mr.. Wolff, BOND CLOTH
CAsHfER, steady job and good pay. Apply
Mr.. Kay. GOLDEN STAR VALET, l342
N. Y. ave. nv. -29
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Canada New England
Draw Capitol Drivers

Many motorists from the Wash
ington area will be headed for the
northeastern part Of the United
states and Eastern Canada, accord
ing to the food Of information re-
quests being received at the Wash
ington division Of the American
Automobile Association,
Washington 7. Cleveland, manager
Of the Washington division, noted
that Niagara Falls seems to be COM
ing back to its former place as a
popular travel objective.
Never has our travel department
been so bombarded with requests. for
information about Niagara Falls, y
Mr.. Cleveland said.
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