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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-18
X-Ray Reports Out

The Montgomery County Tuber-
culosis Association announces that
reports have gone out to all per-
sons who had x-rays in the survey
recently completed Any person
who has not received his report
should contact the office of the AS
ISOLATION - Oliver 2718.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-18
Agricultural Center "Set"
For Big Week" May 20-27
Gaithersburg Center Is Bee Hive OF
Activity In Anticipation OF Week When
Projects At Center Will Be Completed

w. L. King chairman of big Week" at the Agricultur-
Center Gahersburg has expressed qualification at be-
ing able to look hopefully toward finishing all construction
at the Center during this week of great Importance all
people in the county big Week. is scheduled for May 20
during which time and from all the county
will donate their services to construct projects planned
the Center for this Two Saturdays will be included in
the date set aside that will be able to contribute
two days without losing time for their employment.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-18
Revival Service

A revival service will be held at
the Highway Tabernacle Assembly
of God Church, 915 Viers Mill
Road, Rockville, beginning May %,
Services will be held each evening,
beginning at 8 pm. The public is
invited to hear the messages
brought by Evangelist Charles
Baggett and his wife, of Plant,
Fla. There will be good music and
special singing, according to the
pastor, Rev. B. M. Slye.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-18
Local Schools
Win Honors In
Patrol Parade

In the AAA National School
Safety Patrol Parade last Satur
day, lib patrol, representing
SO schools in Montgomery County,
marched up Constitution Avenue
in their full khaki uniforms. They
were led by the Montgomery Coun-
ty Junior High School 11O-piece
band and 10 housekeeping ma
jorettes, under the direction of
Chester j. Petransk. Three Mont
gomery County motormen, Sgt.
Melvin Wheeler, Corp. Kenneth
Miller and Officer Leslie Thomp-
son, rode in V at the head of
the march, followed by patrol
banner flags, with Police Coordin-
ators, Corp. German Butler and
Off. VIM. DeVries, as color guards.
Riding just back of the patrol
banner, as guests of honor, were
Chief Charles M. Orme, Inspector
James E. McAuliffe, County
Council President Frederick P.
Lee and Council Member Mrs.
Dorothy Rimstead, and William
B. Marks, in charge of transpor-
tation for the Board of Education.
Two cars, furnished by the
Grady Motor Company were driven
by Sgt. Frank Seper and Sgt.
Leo Day. Officer Roland Cooley as
sisted in lining up patrol.
Barbara Jacobs, 11-year old
Glenmont Elementary School
Safety Patrol, was awarded a
gold medal by Vice President
Barley for saving the life of a
schoolmate.
Montgomery County Patrol unit
took second place for the best APP
pearing unit in the line of parade;
and the River Road Colored Ele-
meptary School tied with the Fair
fax High School for third place for
the safety float. They will re-
ceive a silver cup from AAA. The
Rockville Elementary School re-
ceived honorable mention for its
safety slogan.
Patrol will hold their annual
picnic at Glen Echo Park on May
25th. The Park will furnish most
of the amusements; and the food
will be furnished by the Mont
gomery County Police Department
and the several business firms.
The Colored Patrol will hold it's
annual picnic at Emory Grove
Camp Grounds on June 1.
The AAA has arranged for the
County Patrol to attend base
ball game at Griffith Stadium on
June 3, which will be between St.
Louis and Washington.
All patrol activity is under the
supervision of Sgt. C. O. Seek,
Corporal German Butler and Off
Ger William DeVries.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-18
Lincoln High Girl
Wins Scholarship To
Oberlin College

Joan Felicia Taylor, of Lincoln
High School, Rockville, has been
awarded a scholarship to Oberlin
College, in Ohio. The scholarship
covers the full cost of tuition for
four years.
Joan is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. u. Taylor of Gaithersburg.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-18
P.-T.A. Installs

Mrs. L. M. Griffith, past presi
dent of the Gaithersburg P. T. A.
was installing officer on Monday
night at the P. T. A. meeting when
the following were installed for the
year 1951-51: j. Sterling Bowman
president; B. z. Kile, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Armin He'll, End vice
president; Mrs. Grant Hagan, 3rd
vice president; Mrs. Isadore Wolf
son, secretary; Donald Blood,
treasurer; and Mrs. Frances Ward,
corresponding secretary.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-18

Rockville Little Theatres pres
entation of Dear Ruth" will be
directed by Mrs. F. X. Mostof, who
had a wide experience in this field.
The play will be shown tonight,
Friday and Saturday nights, begin
ming at $3.50 in Christ Episcopal
Parish Hall, Rockville. In to-
nights audience will be group of
servicemen from Walter Reed Hos
pital and Naval Medical Center.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-18
Back In Business

Now that the 90-day strike Of
Chrysler Motor Co., has ended,
local dealers-Reed Brothers,
Maryland Motors, Shipley Motor
Sales, are busy as bees trying to
catch rD. Sounds good, we know,
70 lot Of motorists.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-18
c. of c. Meeting

The Rockville Chamber Of Com
merce will hold its regular monthly
meeting in the Fire Department
Building on Monday evening, May
%, 3 PIN.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-18
Hymn Sing Sunday

A hymn sing will be held Sunday
night in the Rockville Baptist
Church at. 8 P. M. The public is
invited to attend.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-18
Memorial Service

Memorial services will be held
on May Both at Forest Oak Gene
terry, Gaithersburg, at 10 am. The
program will be announced later.
Evening star., 1950-08-26

been carried through the District
Court and the United States Court
of Appeals. Through Attorney
Naomi Wheeler. Mrs. Tillman sub
mitted documents to show that the
appellate court had overruled the
District Court in one action in
volving motion by Mr.. Smith.
Motion Protested.
One Of the protests Of Attorney
Wheeler was that Mr.. Smith had
entered q motion in the Tillman
divorce case after Mr.. Tillman had
died. Mr.. Smith replied all the
facts in the case had been open
to the court and Chairman Neely
argued that the appellate court,
in overruling the District Court,
had not criticized Mr.. Smith.
After a brief cloSed-door session
following the hearing. however,
the District Committee let the
question go over for further
study.
Mr.. Smith was nominated re-
Gently by President Truman after
a contest between him and an
other colored lawyer. Hubert Pair,
an assistant corporation counsel.
Evening star., 1950-08-26
THoS. J. OWEN & SON, Auctioneers,
435 Southern Building.

Trustees Sale Of Valuable ROW
AS PREMISES NUMBER $50 TENTH
STREET, NORTHEAST. -.
By virtue of a certain deed Of trust
dated May IL. 1850, being InStru-
ment No. 227s6. recorded June 6,
1850. among the land records of
the District of Columbia and at
the request of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees
win sell. at public auction in front
of the premises, on TUESDAY THE
FIFTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER AID.
1860, AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM.
the following described land and
premises, situate in the District OF
Columbia, and DESIGNATED as and
being Lot % in Holden's subdivision
in Square '939, as per plat recorded
in the Once of the Surveyor for the
District Of Columbia in Liber RLH
at folio 324.
Terms: Sold subject to prior deed
Of trust for approximately 81 ,665 .62
further particulars OF which will be
announced at time of sale; the pur-
chase price above said trust to be
paid in cash A deposit Of S50n.00
required. Conveyancing, recording.
etc, at purchasers cost. Adjust
ments made as Of date of sale.
Terms to be complied with within
thirty days, otherwise deposit for
feited and the property may be
advertised and resold at the dis
cretion OF the trustees.
WALTER MILLER.
LEONARD GRASSo.
au24 ,26,2S, S,30.Se2 Trustees,
Evening star., 1950-08-26
Corovon Trip to Horpers Ferry
Included in Parks Activities

A caravan trip to Harpers Ferry,
W. Va, and the Antietam battle
field site is among the week end
attractions announced today by
National Capital Parks.
The trip will be conducted by
Historian Evan Haynes. Buses
will leave from 1416 F street NV.
at $3.50 am. tomorrow. At Harp
ers Ferry, the party will visit the
scene Of John Browns last stand.
At bloody Antietam," the group
will walk over the ground of one
of the most desperate battles of
the Civil War.
Historian Donald j. Caulfield
will conduct a tour at Fort
Washington tomorrow. Chartered
buses will leave from the F street
station at las pm. Fort Wash
ington is below Indian Head, Md,
on the Potomac River.
Reservations for both trips can
be made by applying to the Capital
Transit Co.
Naturalist Robert Herr will be
at Lafayette Park from to pm.
today to explain the many
species of trees. He will meet the
party at the jackson Statue.
DR.. Ray S. Bassler of the Ma
tional Museum staff, will conduct
geological expedition" in Rock
Greek Park on tomorrow. He will
meet the party at pm. at the
Harvard street entrance to the
Zoo.
The trailSide exhibits at Great
Falls, Nd. remain on display Sat-
Evening star., 1950-08-26

PLAsTERERs wanted: white only:
top gssgsss to frst class men. CAN
PLasrEREERs ,7D, 1st-class White
ensn ana slnes 1DIs: sranes Sad rd s''aeh'0or ro
PLASTERERS, white, good mechanics
PLAsTERERs-white. only ST. class
os NJ nssS sSoyRgE yagnly sspSr' spS shS %
North Harrison sts.. Arlington. ra -ss
PLAsTERERs, colored. Ist class me-
chantcs only need apply. S23 per
day. Open shop. Also hod carriers.
Apply on jobs Both st and Fessen-
den st. NV. and also 1st st. and
sTuckerman st. ne. -27
PLUMBERS. mechanics and helpers.
experienced on new work. JACK
sCHwARz q SON, 2704 Ontario
PLUMBER-1st class. exper. in lob
bling and remodeling; drivers per-
init nee. TOP wages. TU. 1900.
PLUMBER s; with sxpsr; in iobbins and
with old estab. Arm. Also wanted,
tween $50 and p.m. JOHN NJ.
PI6MBER's tH; pss HsLpER&1at ST. 8 i; class. s .x-
per. in jobbing and remodeling;
drivers permit nee. Top wages
PORTER for bakery, with drivers
permit; must have city refs. Ap-
ply in person, no phone. HELLERS
BAKERY. 1921 Mt. Pleasant st. NV.
-27
PRESSER, wool. experienced, SC a
piece. CHILLUM CLEANERS, 223
Rigs I'd. ne, GE. 666S. -2S
PRESSER AND SPOTTER, all-around
kA -
enced. Call Rockville 244S. -26
PRESSER, wool. piece or salary. 1881
14th at. NV. -97
PREssERS, wool. steady employment,
good working cond., exper. necessary.
Apply 230s Rhode Island ave. ne.
Evening star., 1950-08-26
Classified Ad Rates
SPECIAL NOTICES

i WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts or other encumbrances
except those incurred by me E.
EUGENE HOWE, Muskogee, Okla
] WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted by anyone
but myself. LOUIS H. MANNING,
Route 2. Box GLIB. Laurel, Nd.
MIR. AND MRS. ALBERT MURPHY
please call at the 6 st. address and
get furniture out Of bsmt. -27
CANNING PEACHES. large Albertas,
direct from famous Virginia or
chards, $500 per bushel; good sup
ply Of sugar for canning. SEVEN
CORNERS MARKET, Falls Church.
Va. Out Lee blvd, z mi. from Me-
mortal Bridge to intersection. Of
Leesburs pike. Open until IL o'clock
nightly including Sundays. -
] WILL. NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debt except my own. JOHN !.
WAxLER. 1862 Fort Stevens dr..
AvAiLABLE aieafsOj About SEPT. 1stGcol-
ored bricklayer forman who has
handled approx So million worth of
brick construction in the last year;
best local refs. Box 3SS-V. Star. 27s
PEACHES, TREE-RIPENED
Ga. Bells. Hale Haven. Apples
PLAINFIELD ORCHARD
Out Ca, ave to Glenmont. Md. right
5 miles on Route 1872. at High
Water tower. W. w. MOORE. Sandy
Spring. Nd, Ashton, 2471.
Evening star., 1950-08-26
Widow Of Excellent
Holds Up Action on
Smith Judueship

Senate District Committee ac-
ton on the nomination Of Emory
B. Smith to be the 18th judge of
Municipal Court was held up late
yesterday by a protest made by
the widow of a former client.
After lengthy consideration of
the complications involved in that
case. Chairman Neely announced
a decision would be deferred until
after another meeting at 8 pm.
Tuesday.
With Congress now striving for
a recess or adjournment at the end
of next week, some said. the delay
raised a question as to whether
confirmation can be obtained be-
fore then.
Many Supporting Witnesses.
At first, the program was run
ming smoothly. with Chairman
Nicely announcing that a long list
.of prospective witnesses supported
Mr.. Smith. At one point, he
asked the supporters to stand. and
81 witnesses were counted in his
favor.
But in the opposition was Mrs.
Grace Tillman. who had been in
volved in litigation In which Mr..
Smith served as counsel. first to
her late husband. Andrew Till
man. and later to Mr.. Till1nan's
common-law wife. The Tillmans
had been separated for years be-
fore he died.
Evening star., 1950-08-26

urdays and Sundays from ] to 6
pm, with naturalists on duty.
Sunday, in Rock Greek Park.
Today's weekly lecture at the
Sylvan Theater, on the Wash
ington Monument Grounds, will be
on Portugal" The program will
start at 8 pm. with recorded
twilight music"
The lecturer will be DR.. Mere
dith F. Burrill. director of the geo.
graphic division of the Interior
Department. In the event of rain
the program will be conducted in
the Commerce Department Audi
torium.
Evening star., 1950-08-26
Richard {. Mccormack,
Construction Worker, Dies

Richard Emmett Mccormack.
80. an electrician who went to
the scene of the Japanese at
tack on Pearl Harbor as a con-
struction worker Immediately
after the attack, died yesterday
in his home, 1343 Shepherd street
NV, after long illness.
Born in Washington, Mr.. Nc
Cormack attended public and pa
rochial schools here. He was an
electrician here before volunteer
ing to work at Pearl Harbor. He
worked at the naval base there
during 1912 and part of 1943.
Mr.. Mccormack is survived by
three sisters and brother. The
sisters, Misses Anne and Gather
inc. and brother, Ignatius, live at
the Shepherd street address.
Funeral services will be from
his home at $3.50 am, Monday.
Burial will be in Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1950-08-26
Mental Test Plea
Won by Defendant
In Wine Theft

A defendant In a house break
ing and larceny case yesterday
asked for a mental examination
because Of his professed desire to
stay out of trouble.
He is Lucius H. Sheffield, "a
colored, Of the 900 block of 7
street NV, who is indicted on
charges of breaking into the resi-
dence Of Iceland,s Minister, Thor
.Thors, 1899 Massachusetts, ave-
nue. NV, and taking $25 worth
of wine.
Facing Judge Edward M. Cur
ran. Sheffield began:
Z "I don't wish to plead at all
Your honor, may speak to you?
A little more than q year age
I was in this courthouse. I have
no desire to continue to come ir
and out Of these courts"
He then asked Judge Currar
to order q mental examination
This was done and the arraign.
uient was postponed.
Evening star., 1950-08-26
aid Checks Coshee
AT Liquor Stores
Due to Nedrness

Proximity, not thirst, is the
reason SO many people are cashing
their public assistance checks at
liquor stores, the Board Of Public
Welfare has found.
1t was found recently that 42S-
or about 6 per cent-of those re-
ceiving assistance cashed their
checks in liquor stores. The board
at its meeting yesterday, studied
a special survey, consisting of a
spot check of SO of the check
cashiers. They found all but three
of those checked said liquor
stores were close to their homes.
Forty EIGHT said they did not
drink.
Typical comments by those
checked:
Small groceries near my home
charge Is cents a check for CASH
ing, so I 60 to the liquor store. -
Liquor stores are open longer
and the operators are friendly
people"
Evening star., 1950-08-26

DAIRY FARM HELP, single. white.
experienced. capable Of operating
milking machines. Herndon 16o-W.2.
TEcHNICIANs for plate and "a
metal depts. Write Box 446-Y, star.
DELIVERY BoY for dental lab: som.
lab. experience preferred; 5-day wk.
Apply Monday am. WEAVER 4
MARSM; 1921 Eye st. NV, -27
xeneral practitioneI: must be on
ton. sxper.. 'a. Salary W desired, @ % etc.
Box 461-T. Star. -27
DESIGN CRAFTSMAN, primarily for
work on mechanical devices: addi-
tional exp. in scientific Illustrations
snS.r snS slse1r0nie STsfsins SsslrasIs
SEARCH slIR 'Dsa AssocfHrEss cEsiHEsEfiN ffiNNcoRPo-
RATED, 5o7 18th St, 9. Arl.. Va.
pisPAfTTecsaER. AfTTecsaER .xper.. must Know
Bethesda and Chevy Chase area:
s.th..ds isaay open Nd Apply ca. 17s o. Elm zss g.
CRAFTSMAN and mechanical de-
signer, must have experience in
elsctronics Instruments and small
mechanisms; able and willing to
sRMEEHT ssHs cossE sid GdAFkn kn, IN
siiysT snTine Sfisc iet, -"
DRIVERS Tor Yellow Cabs, radio
.KEETINo. 1901 N <. ave. ne.
perience and knowledge Of NV.
Ma MskKE4pp EA4pplys soSa SATaaDRAL Gan1 Iv. SUPER
DRIVER, white, for light deliveries:
excel oppor.: must have refs. Apply
ciaJIrlNsi laII NiehS,s 9Ss,.. ave. Sc; Lg: 1000;
eRGxsaoSnE" "f IAusSsYD sfss sa,s sAnRaS
DiRsiIvhElRR-sALEsMAN--seyersiI hi retan
ice cream routes available; 7-day
weex: Apply. after. II An. JACK
4 JILL ICE CREAM. Apply oil
DRivES-sALEssaAN-Estsb. laundry
and dry cleaning route. exc. earn
tngs with guarantee. HUB LAUN-
~ RFtHsES, 5isS,.r Eastern Sc ave- At S7th st,
phY ny sainalss cnasN,NMsS' MS' and laundry -as Iout.
Hshed route. excel. opportunity for
i've wire; Phone coPE cLEANERs.
ELECTRRicciiAN. sxper. in house wiz.
Ing. Can GE. 0s33 altar 8 pm:
GAE EtAAVh-CW W4NhoOAAU opeIALOIS,
colorsd, for large apt. bldg. .eve-
ming and night work; must have
elevators license and switchboard
sxper; Call MA. 1921; p
ENGINEER, white. End class D. C.
license or 3rd class eligible for a
End class. Oil-hred, high pressure
plant: perm. position. Apply to Mr..
Powell. GEORGETOWN UNIVER-
: SITY. 37th and o SITS. NV. -2S
ENGINEER, Ice plant-Young man
preferred: $40 hr. straight time,
$2.10 hr over time; rood, perm.
position for the right man. Apply
Mr.. Miller, uLINE ICE. 3rd and NJ
ENGINEERs, 5th and 7th or srd
class. Apply MR.. JOHNSON. Kass
Bldg., I'll 14th st. -27
is able to manage business of local
and iong distance moving company;
good salary and excellent oppor-
tunity for right party. Box 1877.
ESTIMATOR for seneral contractor.
Must know local subs. Write expert
ence and salary expected. Write BOX
EsTfMATsoh. s11if o. SALESMAN for SS res.
painting. with recent local exper.
Apply In writing, stating all facts
NC, 1924 De Sales row NV. Wash.
FARMER. pref. married; sal. and
bonus, mod. 7-rm. hse.; 5 mi. Laurel.
Partners considered. EN-. 53Ss.
Evening star., 1950-08-26

BULLDOZER OPERATOR wanted;
i1es nE S5sy sss M5 sGtsh co wsgS. RoM
ave. at Manchester I'd, Silver
CABINET MAKER Good tmechs mic
for inside work: union man. VIC
TOR EsENsTAD. 136 r st. NV.
CAR WASHERS, colored. to work in
auto Laundry: extra man for week
sndi Hals ossEsls %xSrD iTS nS must e
work; report with tools. WALKER
HOMES, INC. Dennis ave. and
Z Julep AVE., AVE- silver Spring, Nd: -ss
Winnett rd., Chevy Chase Manor.
cAARSirENrERs-we Ar need thoroughly
exper. carpenters who are capable
of framing houses. See Mr.. Rey-
nolds on Job. MADISON MANOR.
INC. l1th I'd. and N. ouantico st,
CARPfENTrERs. 2 hrst-class mechsn-
between $50 ana 8, = wo. g. ss7S:
CARPENTERS. nnish. cal sliso
CARPENTERs. exper. men only; sood
or 40 Perry ave, Kensinston. Il
CARPENTERS (5). 1st class mechan.
les; for trim work. Apply In person.
Come ready to work. 1900 blk.
District HEIGHTS pkway- District
CARPENTERS-Plenty Of work for
!, good, experienced men. Apply ready
for work Monday morning, Little
Falls I'd and N Florida ST.. N. Ar
: lington, Va. JOHN H. MILLER, Jr.,
6ARPESTERs. a fsSSii sa''asrs, ! Or 4, mechanics
only. Can SH. s6if. -27
Evening star., 1950-08-26
ROBERT Z. LYNCH, Attorney,
S21 18th. Street NV.
= WAshfnktAn 4 n e.

VOIlCE OF RENEWAL OF RAHIs
NERSHIP.---.No,. 157.-Notice Is here
II .d sivsa cn t:s e: slss Snssr dag esff'ss. 81 s
1850. IN The the once d q the cieri &
Of the. United states District
Court Of the District Of Columbia.
the undersigned have renewed O
co-partnership under the firm name
OF ROBERT c. JONES AND COM.
PANY for the purpose Of transact
IN the II , buying uyiI, selling and deaiins
Washington District Of Columbia.
and elsewhere, having Offices In
the National Metropolitan Bank
Building in. the said city. said re-
newal agreement being dated. July
To- 1o-,od 1850; and and eontinuing cont ling 70 for
RasSst p 1885, 81 ysnd and sealnieeclos s9plTine o
1851, and that Charles Carroll Nor
gan Of ! Quincy Street, Chevy
Chase; Maryland, continues as. q
special or. limited. partner. having
sssoSo posE, y tr essEs1
81 fYIS'i said psrtnership % = The e business SsRss,
Of the partnership win bs trans.
acted BY the undersigned general
partners only. Charles Carroll
Morgan. ss = special Or limited
partner, shall not be liable for or
subject to any loss or liability
ssS Ssypna tns s%oun soser, q s dSss o%.
Joseph p. Kreeger. Robert c. Jones.
i true sSrS sopa. NJ Test acElsR HARRY sfa r. Hull.
Clerk. by w. A. YATES. Deputy
) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Aug
Evening star., 1950-08-26
HELP MEN tcent.,

AUTO PARTS MAN, exper, with
kaiser-Frazer parts preferred; good
salary to start: 5a-day wk. Call Mr.
DEALER, DEALER q T Il st. AntsAE n.e, NE. $3.50 1855.
II
AUTO PARTS MAN (white). expert
enced with Chrysier parts preferred;
good salary to start; 5a-day week;
Mr.. Dixon, L. P. STEUART. INC,
DE. 1910. -27
AUTO PARTS MAN. exper. with
Apply 10-4. see Mr.. Barb, LEO
ROCCA. INC. 43G1 Conn. ave. 81
AUTO SERVICE MANAGER-Lifetime
opportunity for outstanding man
with successful record: suburban
Ford leadership, large volume opera
tion, excellent salary plus incentive
pay. Give present and past employ
ment, present earnings, size Of oper-
alton managed. Box ALLY, Star.
Evening star., 1950-08-26
Two Vireinions Given
Bronze Star Medals
BY the Associated Press

UNITED STATES 9Th, ARMY
HEADQUARTERS. KOREA, Aug.
26.-Two South Koreans and 10
American service men have been
awarded Bronze Star medals, the
United States 9Th Army an
nounced today.
The Americans. decorated in
cluded Capt. Melvin Maccoul. Co
lonial Beach, Va. and Capt. Henry
P. Darlington, Richmond, Va.
Evening star., 1950-08-26
Merriek Boys Club
Awards Announced

Cooperation, industry, and the
ability to help others improve their
camp life brought Francis B.
Sabate, II. of.7o0 Butternut street
NV. the award as the outstand-
ing camper of the third period at
the Merrick Boys Camp, it was
announced yesterday.
Other awards were: Outstand-
ing senior athlete. Joseph Crook,
jr.. Is. of Is Mckay Circle, Cabin
John. Md: outstanding junior
athlete, Bobby Miller, II, of $50 C
street NE, and outstanding SWIM
mer, Frank Smith, Is, of 623 Long
fellow street NV.