Evening star. [volume], May 17, 1951, Page A-24, Image 24

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Cardozo Girls Win Top Awards
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Cadet Capt. Juanita Swann, 17-year-old Cardozo "High
School senior, is congratulated by Commissioner F. Joseph
Donohue after leading Cardozo's Company M to first place in
the sixth annual drill competition of Girl Cadets yesterday.
Miss Swann is wearing a gold medal presented by Commissioner
Donohue, and later she was awarded a trophy. Cardozo girls
also won the second-place awards. —Star Staff Photo.
Cardozo High School companies
won first and second place yes
terday in the sixth annual drill
competition of Girl Cadets at the
Cardozo stadium, Thirteenth and
Clifton streets N.W.
Company A of Dunbar High
School took third place in the
marching on a dusty, sun-baked
field.
Cardozo's Companies M and K
won the first and second place
awards, after outstepping nine
other girl cadet contingents from
Dunbar, Armstrong and Martha
’Washington High Schools.
Commissioner F. Joseph Dono
Jjue, reviewing officer for the day.
and American Legion officials
presented gold, silver and bronze
medals to officers of the three
winning companies. Cadets in the
three groups received ribbon bars,
following a ceremonial regimental
review of about 500 members of
the corps.
Presented Trophy.
Cadet Capt. Juanita Swann, 17.
.of 1726 Fifth street N.W., was
[presented with a trophy by Jo
seph A. Walker, sr., past depart
pnent commander of the District
^American Legion, for leading Car-:
.dozo’s M Company to first place.,
Medals and certificates for of
ficers of all three companies were
'presented by John J. McGinty of;
'the Legion’s Americanism com
mission and James Lomax, past
commander of Legion Post 26.
Also on the reviewing stand
were Garnett C. Wilkinson, first as
sistant superintendent of schools;
officials of the competing schools,
and Cadet Col. Richard L. Fair
ley of Dunbar, head of the boys’
corps in the Negro high schools.
Three-Hour Competition.
Field judges for the three-hour
competition were Capt. John H.
Hurd of the 2977th Administra
tive Control Unit, and 1st Lts.
William H. Rumsey and Alfred
H. Johnson, jr., of the 317th Air
borne Infantry.
During the presentation cere
mony Cadet Regimental Lt. Col.
Maxine B. Boyd and her staff stood
at rigid attention beside the re
viewing officials. As Mr. Wilkin
son announced the winning com
panies. Cadet Capt. Adjutant
Martha Mobley stepped quickly
across the field to relay the re
sults. Cheering spread through
the st£r.tium as she approached
the winning captains.
Marie Wilson Improved
HOLLYWOOD. May 17 (^P).—
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improvement today in Cedars of
Lebanon hospital, where she is
recuperating from blood poison
ing. Dr. Irving Ress, her physician,
said she will have to remain in
an oxygen tent for several days.
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Butler Denies Wedemeyei
letters Criticized Truman
By th« Associated Press
Senator Butler, Republican, ol
Nebraska told the Senate yesterday
that Lt. Gen. Albert Wedemeyer
has written no letters to him criti
cizing his superiors or the Truman
administration.
Senator Butler said he was mak
ing the statement because Radio
Commenator Drew Pearson re
ported on May 6 that Gen. Wede
meyer had written Senator Butler
criticizing the administration’s Far
Eastern policy.
ine sunemem is as lar irom
the truth as it would be possible
to make it,” Senator Butler said.
He added that Gen. Wedemeyer,
a native of Nebraska, has written
to him two or three times during
the last year, but that he dealt
with purely personal matters.
Gen. Wedemeyer is commander
of the 6th Army with headquarters
in San Francisco. He recently ap
plied for retirement.
In 1947 Gen. Wedemeyer went
to China and Korea for the ad
ministration and later wrote the
“Wedemeyer Report" which the
administration kept secret until
recently.
Dedication Tea Slated
At Annandale School
A new addition to Annandale
(Va.) Elementary School will be
dedicated at a tea in the school
cafeteria at 4 p.m. Sunday.
G. Wallace Carper, chairman
of the Fairfax County Board of
Supervisors: Fred W. Robinson,
School Board chairman, and Supt.
W. T. Woodson are among the
county officials invited.
The ceremony will be sponsored
by the Parent-Teacher Associa
tion.
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