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Natures Children

In the Columbia Basin. Unlike q
cousin, the Pacific salmon, the steel
head mother does not pass on to her re.
ward after spawning. though there are
some exceptions. She lives to return tc
the spawning grounds, leaving q large
number Of eggs the following spring.
Some anglers call the steelhead
salmon trout. hardhead or steelhead
trout. It is to be found in all the
coastwise streams from the Ventura
and Santa Clara Rivers in Venture
County, California. It is plentiful
north to British Columbia, ascends
the Snake River to Augur Falls, and
has been caught in large numbers as
far as Metaline Falls. In the streams
which are tributary to the northern
part Of Puget Sound, steelheads arrive
in the months Of September and Oc-
tober and in large numbers about
Seattle in December.
The steelhead Is an important food
fish either fresh or canned. The
shipments to the East are increasing
each year.
Many fishermen who have studied
the wiles Of this gamey fish love to
troll for 1t. and in this they find
more can be caught in the sounds,
river mouths and bays along the
Pacific Coast. 1t Is an exciting game,
and leaves nothing in the way of
thrills to be desired in landing a de-
termined, angry steelhead. whose greed
has placed him in the predicament.
Where steelheads have made fresh
water spots their home, they rise to
the artificial fly and follow the
trolling spoon. But saltwater steel
head in fresh water feels too low in
its mind to take much notice of any,
thing offered, though 1t may make
an attempt to bite, If recently ar
rived in the less exhilarating waters
Today the United States Bureau OF
Fisheries is having great success prop
agating steelheads Young fry have
been introduced into Lake Superior
and its tributary waters, and reports
have come in announcing large catches
of this gamey, desirable fish,
Evening star., 1938-10-27
Broin TwizzIers
BY PROF. ]. d. FLINT.

A great tennis tournament was in
progress and teams flocked to the
town from near and far. The owner
of the tennis shop thought that he
had stocked up plentifully on tennis
balls, but when the onslaught was
over he found that five players had
exhausted the supply. The first one
bought for his teammates as we'll as
himself and took half the supply Of
boxes on hand. He was a bargainer
and he demanded an extra half box
for buying such large quantity.
Each box contained a dozen balls.
The second man in line bought one
third of the boxes left and demanded
an extra third OF a box. The third
buyer bought one-fourth of the boxes
left and was given three-quarters Of
box because he knew the owner.
The fourth man bought one-fifth of
the boxes left and was given one
nth OF a box. This killed the supply
with the exception OF 19 dozen boxes
which were held for the local team.
How many boxes of tennis balls were
on hand at the start?
(AnsWer on Page C-12)
(Copyright, 1881
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boats at Rio, we wouldn't have met"
You mean-you were aboard the
Rockingham?" she asked in astonish-
ment.
Yes. And very much bored"
Butt was aboard it, too! Mother
and got off at Rio and waited for
the Saveron."
He laughed. guess we all had the
same idea. I've met two dozen people
who did the same thing. They all
thought they were being original. As
it turns out. however. everything's
fine, for we've all met new people
who were on the Rockingham, only no
one knew it."
Did Beth Otis, that ash blond I
saw in your party yesterday, change
boats. too?"
"Of course. We all did"
Caro- bit her lip. Excuse me
moment she said Abruptly she left
Mr. Nickerson and went along the
deck to the passageway that led to
a secluded veranda off the main salon
She had remembered with a feeling
of alarm that only an hour ago she
had seen Beth Otis heading for this
very veranda, accompanied by a man
whose back looked astonishingly like
Rodney. OF course, it couldn't be
Rodney, for Rodney was back on the
Rockingham pining for her.
The two at the veranda railing
turned abruptly when she spoke,
Rodney" Caro- cried.
Carol" Rodney gulped.
THE very idea!' Caro- declared furi-
ously, turned and went swiftly back
through the salon.
Rodney excused himself and fol-
lowed her. He caught her near a pile
OF deck chairs on the port side where
there was no moon.
Darling. forgive me. was bored
I thought you were bored. I thought
1t would do us both a lot of good if
slipped away without saying any,
thing and merely left a note"
Caro- stared at him. He was patheti-
cally contrite. She remembered her
own rashness. And suddenly she
laughed.
"Darling!" she said, drawing him
behind the deck chairs. When he
released her she said: Boats are like
other places. People are the same
everywhere. Those who are bored
indicate deficiency in themselves!"
When Mrs. Volpe strolled by an
hour later she stopped, stared, cleared
her throat and passed on, deciding
against any more jumping to conclu-
sions.
(Copyright, 1881
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those caught in the Sawtooth Noun.
tain streams is about 8 pounds. This
weight varies, and the maximum Of
the species is around 20 pounds. In
streams where 1t spends most of its
time its average weight is 6 pounds.
1t Is found that the spawning sea-
son OF the steelhead is a long one
and varies somewhat with the locality
in which the fish appears. For ex-
ample. in May and early June, in
the headwaters of the Salmon River,
Idaho. fine large spawning beds may
be found, while spawning has taken
place two weeks earlier In Layette
River and also in the shorter tribu-
taries of Snake River It is believed
that spawning takes place even earlier
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OCCUPATION SURVEY
is MAJOR OBJECTIVE

The District Guidance and Person.
mel Association will have as its major
objective this year completion of an
occupation survey for the District,
now being conducted by its Commit
tee on Education.
The committee is headed by c. E.
Iamson. director of the District En-
ployment Service, and the survey is
being made in conjunction with his
unit. the Board of Trade and others
The association held its first meet
ing Tuesday night at the Kennedy
Warren Hotel, with Mrs. Mildred
Percy. president, presiding.
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Rodney and won-
dered If her mother
h q d actua IL y
jumped to unrea-
sonable conclusions
W h e n predicting
hers and Rodney's
u n suitability. Or
had her mother a
keener insight than
she? Caro- had
only a moment to
wonder. Then Ken
was kissing her.
She yielded, bliss
fully. He held her
close, and for a
10 ng time they
were silent, staring
up at the moon.
At last he sighed.
And to think, If
I hadn't been bored
to tears on the
Rockingham a n d
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Steelhead Trout
(Salmo eairdneri).
By LILLIAN COX ArHEY,

From August until the latter part
Of November the run of the steelheads
In the lower Columbia is heavy. They
are handsome fish and gamey. They
test the strength and patience Of an
angler, who asks for nothing better
than winning in a battle Of wits
against the steelheads.
The steelhead Is q large and i'm
portant food-flsh. The average Of
Evening star., 1938-10-27

THAT you and Rodney will never
be happy together"
Caro- regarded her mother with an
expression of complete illustration
She wanted to cry Two weeks ago
she and Rodney had set out on this
cruise as guest of her mother. 1t
was to be sort of pre-honeymoon
adventure. Caro- felt that her mother
was being sweet and thoughtful Now
she understood that the older woman
had had doubts. She had thought
that by throwing Caro- and Rodney
together for six weeks, with no oppor-
tunity to get away from each other, it
would be test of their suitability.
"Oh mother. you don't understand
It isn't just Rodney. It's every one
It's the everlasting monotony."
Mrs. Volpe put her arm affection
ately about her daughters shoulder.
Caro- was an only child. She didn't
want her to be unhappy.
i understand, dear OF course. !
do. I'm sorry jumped to such a silly
conclusion. I'll tell you what When
we reach Rio we'll leave the boat, say
ing nothing to any one. Well remain
in Rio week, then pick up the
Saveron going home. That will give
us an entire change of scenery and
people"
Caro- was surprised and overjoyed
at the suggestion. She agreed at once.
During the half day it took the S. S.
Rockingham to reach Rio she had
moments of misgivings about desert
Ing Rodney. But she put them from
her mind. She would write him a
note. She was sure he would under
stand. Above all, she wanted him to
know that she loved him. still wanted
to marry him. Her mother, of course,
was unreasonable in predicting that
they couldn't be happy.
But was she? Caro- found herself
wondering when, one evening almost
a week and half later, she found
herself standing at the aft rail of
"a deck aboard the S. S. Saveron
looking up at the moon Beside her
stood TALL fair-haired boy named
Ken Nickerson. He had been on the
6averon when she and her mother
came aboard at Rio. He had taken
an instant interest in her, an interest
to which she offered no objections.
The idea of a new man, new faces,
new people, a new line OF chatter, was
exciting, exhilarating Her mother
had known best. This was what she
needed-a complete change.
So now, conscious of Ken's arm Slip
ping around her waist, she thought of
Evening star., 1938-10-27

lefthand
definition
which,
conducting
STUDEBAKER
CADILLAC FORD OLDSMOBILE
CHEVROLET
PLYMOUTH
puzzle, not
midnight.
citation, NV, Washington, D. C.
given
published b
oas of the Washington Automote Trade Association whose dec
will be final will
manner which the solutions submitted we'll as the for holding
Annual Automobile
to the Automobile Show follows First $50 and IL tickets second
$25 and tickets third prize $40 tickets
tickets 10 prizes of 81 each and tickets and rs tickets
In Of ties duplicate will
Winners viii be announced in the Automobile Show Section Of The
Sunday November
nson Auomoive Trade Association 1927 Warrington.
Evening star., 1938-10-27

80 SSs--h, Oldl
IMMEDIATELY.
Men anxious to make money quickly;
anS ea2 onS
lay-ofis. Box 264-A. Star,
FREE-COMPLETE IN
STRUCTION COURSE IN
SELLING AIR-CONDITION-
ING, OIL BURNERS AND
HEATING EQUIPMENT is
OFFERED NOT ONLY TO
MEN WHO ARE SUCCESS
Full statesmen IN OTHER
LINES BUT TO THOSE
WHO HAVE NEVER HAD
AN OPPORTUNITY TO
TEST OUT THEIR SALES
TALENTS. DUE TO THE
RAPID GROWTH OF AIR
CONDITIONING AND AU-
TOMATO OIL HEATING,
THERE ARE UNUSUAL OP-
PORTUNITIES IN THIS
FIELD FOR TRAINED
statesmen. THOSE WHO
WISH TO LEARN ABOUT
THIS INDUSTRY, WITH A
SALES PURPOSE IN VIEW,
MAY REGISTER FOR OUR
FREE INST TRUCTION
COURSE BETWEEN 9 AM.
AND S PM. TOMORROW.
CLASSES WILL BE HELD
EVENINGS, 7::30 PM. TO
$50 PM. GRIFFITH H =
CONSUMERS CO., 1413 N. Y.
AVE. NV.
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VOCATIONS TAUGHT
Phelps School Offers Courses

For Colored People.
Advanced evening courses intended
to supplement everyday employment
are now being offered at the Phelps
Vocational School, colored vocational
school located at Twenty-fourth street
and Benning road NE.
Short unit courses in automobile
mechanics, shoe work, printing, car
pentry and arc and acetylene welding
are offered to those employed in these
or related fields.
Evening star., 1938-10-27
CRUISES ARE BORING

"The trouble with
cruises" said Caro-
Volpe, "is t h a t
they're 50 everlast-
ingly tires m e.
You go on and on,
day after day, with
nothing to look at
but W a t er; you
meet the S a m e
people; you do the
same things; you
hear the same nom
sensical C h a t ter.
Oh, I'm sick of it!
I'm tired to tears.
I'm even bore d
with Rodney"
Mrs. Volpe looked
ut her daughter in
a s t on | S h m e Mt.
Astonishment gave
ay to under
standing.
We'll" she said,
"that proves it,"
Proves what?"
Evening star., 1938-10-27
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.


COOK. white. neat, reliable. general house
work: live in: references. Wisconsin 7la2
GIRL. colored. neat, for part-time work.
Call at 1896 9th ST. ne Apt 6. -.
GIRL colored wishes part-time general
housework; morning, afternoon, references.
Decatur 53la l till &.
Girl Girl cSlo1ed willins worker, honesr,
time; ref. North 6sI2-W.
GIRL coiored. wants part time or work
of any kind: reference. Adams loO3l
GIRL country. young. refined white. de-
mo. Columbia Al l6-J.
work: ref. Potomac oas7-R, u 'A- '''"e
GIRL. colored, wishes work of any kind
references. Pauline Kemp. 1o15 Lamont
GIRL. coiored wants place as marker or
hand ironer experienced or will do laun-
dry in home. l1.a Farmont st. NV :.
GIRL. colored. wishes work as g.h.w.. maid
or ,,l nurse good ref. Phone North 9s42.
work Can Decatur 44ss: slS'es 's''-'N"e
time general housework; ref. Call North
h64S.
GIRLS. colored. want Jobs morning work
or WORK OF any kind. 2125 N st. NV.
SOUTHERN WOMAN. colored, young. wants
general housework experienced: GOOD ref
erenceS. District 1850
WIDOW with daughter IA yrs. as house,
keeper in motheress home; live in. 1924
ST. ne.
WOMAN. colored. neat experienced. day
work or part time; good ref Dupont 1895.
WOMAN. colored. wants position as cook or
houseworker: live in; ref. Dupont $500
WOMAN. colored, chambermaid. waitress or
houseworker. by day. full or part time;
reference. Adams 1O441
Evening star., 1938-10-27

Brazil will spend over $4,000, 900 in
enlarging its merchant marine.
Evening star., 1938-10-27

loeoI Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)
time, 23c line -----------$ s so
2 times. 21c 1926
times. zoe line 18O
times, 19c line (consecutively)- 500
Transient advertisements cash.
Additional space pro rata.
Claims for error must be made in
time for correction before the second
insertion
Situations Wanted
Reduced Rotss
lines, l time, 20c line ------- { 80
3 lines 2 times, 1sc line-------- los
lines 3 times. l5c ine-------- 1.35
Business advertisements under Sit
uations Wanted will be charged the
regular classified rate.
DEATH NOTICES-$l.25 per inser-
ton for 10 lines or less. 15c per line
for additional lines.
The Star Is the great Want Ad"
medium of Washington and the rates
charged are far lower than those Of
newspapers in other large cities
Nothing is so cheap considering the
results obtained.
LOST.
RAsR5N IsHsFd ksh say. s4is fs5a sEs1 aiFzsd NJ l.
pRIAMoND RL n PIN, Vicinity wyoming and
Mass aves:. Taft Bridge, Tuesday. Reward.
pIMNER co1niq =. RIHG Ps.s Tsits Dati9um At glove
noon; reward. Atlantic 1904.
spots on his. back. named Skipper; likes
g 's!fs 'Pa sanss: Ts: on 14is hs s'is T.
FUR NEcKPIECE left in taxi, vicinity
Sendt'tus1n Taqd Aaams Hall all, Tuesday evening" re-
GOLD WATCH PIN Monday night on 18th
st. bus or vicinity bus stop Underwood,
Lamont or PARK I'd: reward. Rand. 3152.
KEYS, bunch about 8; also Identification
ssaarda' sard' lost s.a around Oct. 8; reward. Box
PERsIAN CAT. orange; reward. Wis.
PoCKETBooK. black rough leather. con-
SsS%ss i9'h ssa lssh ssvsis Se ss
PORTFOLIO. brown leather, left in taxicab
ward. Call District 1929. 29s
aiisssrPfssS iisnsP SssS: stone; s. reward Phone Ma
ROSARY brown bead. with gold medal
a1s ehsEoh s nr !evssa Adams ARt s9s4 40 lto
scoTTIE, female. black. lost in chevy
cieveand chssi R e 7a4a answers to Bonnie reward
SUM OF MONEY, IN or out Of taxi, railroad
ns in Hots smi md Sasz s aa 81
RRs;hSss RsaSss.n sas ass. RSsm ST. Sb
WRIST WATCH. Hamilton. near or in Union
Station. Monday night inscription, From
Bsses Bsu TO M.t 5ad 1mss' 1897 reward W.
,1lsisI5 WRIST W5TGH 5adys; yeloT s9la eFnsn
essl:zsa ssd. RRsss ssnd sss lsst
BLACK TIN HORN. 18th and irving. Mon
eumSls eSSalaa s1ss s09a' .ssa9nr saG Reward
FOUND.
BRING OR REPORT deserted. stray or lost
animals to the Animal Protective Associa-
alton. 5000 Wheeler rd. Sc. All. 1865.
WATCH vMArs Gady,s!: Hulova, Tue.day morninE;
4Dase Dodse Hotel. Rast identity Apply Room ss2'
WIRE.HAIRED TERRIER, brown, white
and black male. Phone Cleveland 7OsI.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE you
| wait Emergency Laboratory Rooms 9O1 :.
0O2 Westory BLDG. 14th & r Met 1889.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
| debts contracted for BY any one other than
myself. WILLIAM NJ. POAG, Aexandria,
Va. Route No. l. 27s
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE PER-
nsetua} as Bullying u Association viii Be held at
| 3 streets northwest. Monday. November
IT, 1888 At 7Yo ISIS 9,slosk pm.
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Statesmen.
IMMEDIATELY.

YOUNG MEN (2). with some radio appl
ance experience. Good hours. inside wor
Evening star., 1938-10-27

PIANOS+The world-tamous Mlnipiano.
SIS Santa Barbara. Virginia Arrow Coast,
Santa Paula Santa Elena and other SIS.
Made in different colors. Hugo Worch.
1110 G st. sole agent Est 1879
Evening star., 1938-10-27
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
EXPERIENCED. SUCCESSFUL WRITER
Journalist will criticize and correct your
manuscript or collaborate in revising and
rebulidlng story or literary article. Con-
hdentlal service. For appointment. write
NURSING HOME WILL CARE FOR Ell
pleasant surroundings, excellent food all
S11-W-13 30.
HEMORRHQDe ERAD1CATED BY MY
time or money back. Write for booklet. No
dTags sHE G9np;s Or .nFpS;sr, Pr soMMERWERcK
DRAPERIEs AND SLIP COVERS MADE,
ref. EMILY NORTH. Adams $3.50
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
902 Westory Bldg. 14th 4 F. Met. 1888.
YOUR CHILD WELL CARED FOR IN
lovely farm home right in the District.
Reasonable. Georgia 1899.
CONVALESCENT AND AGED: INDIvID-
ual attention for small number. Oaklawn
Estate, Arlington Va. Walnut 1916. 30'
NURSE HAS VACANCY IN HER LOVELY
detached home for elderly lady front rm.
southern exposure. beautifully furnished.
Randolph $40.
IF YOUR LOVED ONES ARE INVALIDs
and you are looking for a home where
shspbsEd shey viii a5ao BE- tenderly cared for call
BASS OR BARITONE. EXPERIENCED IN
solo and choral work. Opening in promi-
nent church choir. Opportunity. Box
WILL ADOPT BABY GIRL. WRITE, CIV
ing all particulars and nationality. Box
Evening star., 1938-10-27

LIVING ROOM 3-riece; bargain Your
tioue Shoppe. 46l2 l4th st NV. GeorEia
Evening star., 1938-10-27
1871 G st. NY
nnNRQTnC

IoII . 81. INV.
DOMESTIC.
RELIABLE AGENCY, Dec. 1851 14O2 l1th
Good cooks, maids, Mattresses nurses,
g.h.w.. part time, day workers, housemen.
Evening star., 1938-10-27

LIVING ROOM. 3-pc. Friezette, rust and
green: mulberry and blue Also barrel.
BACK chairs; rugs and lamps. Marvellous
values and latest creations. Come in and
be convinced Cash or credit Open ewes.
Green Furniture Co.. $500 Georgia ave.
Evening star., 1938-10-27

have four special bargains in upright
pianos: Sohmer like new S11n. cost S5a5:
octave instrument. new. SOS: Becker Bros.
player like new S165 cost $3.50 one
spinet type. Sls5: one Fisher upright, iarge
size S55. Pianos for rent for all occasions
from SO UP F'lll-size Baldwin concert
grards for recitals and concerts We are
sole agent for Baldwin. Hardman. Kranich
Bach. Bradbury and Worch pianos. Hugo
Evening star., 1938-10-27

YOUNG MEN (2l. with Q car; both have
D. Ck permits, references. high school edu-
catioa; capable and willing to work. q.
Evening star., 1938-10-27

INSTRUCTION COURSES.
(oontinued)
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
MABELLE HONOUR.
Il xsiS. N.s Of yss Hvs s''us, Tr.nne as
$5-Sten. & Typ. EXAMS
AZ E5ys5A Es4R6cF1oN RsT F7f5s PXspERs HIsssss FREE
Mes. Exam.-CuStomS Exam.
Statistical Clerk-File Clerk.
ls ss hds Sdty S5e ns 5 ex y. ssr'ss sys
ACCOUNTANCY.
EVENING CLASSES or HOME STUDY.
ssI1f s9s g. skAaHNa RHaHEE
Reasonable Tuition-Easy Terms.
Washington American Academy,
526 woodward Bldg. Dist. 3421:
BEAUTY CULTURE.
Beauty School. 1434 Park I'd. NV
FLYING LESSONS, $500.
Low winter rates; warm. closed planes;
light cars traded for time; solo time now
& Brentwood sa sr?5!s9 ssa7 Airport B''den'0ur: Nd
LEARN BEAUTY GULL OtG.
WARFLYNN BEAUTY CULTURE.
1918 Vermont Ave. District 1852.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS,
14F101, exp. adjusting complaints
and interviewing credit applications; ap-
pearance, personality. quick in detail,
perm position; good salary.
CASHIER-BK., seeastomed remse; sse to o1,sS; busy
once; knowl. rec, and pay; highest type h.
5. grad. only: perm: excellent salary.
LIBRARIAN ASST, semais, sei m us sst t
have personality and initiative in handling
rehned inauirers: able to do card cataloging.
TRA1LER-TRUCK DRIVER,
Male. exp. only. handling large vehicle
with trailer: perm: good salary, with fu-
ture
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
1871 G st. NV.
DOMESTIC.
RELIABLE AGENCY, Dec 1851. 14O2 llth
Good cooks, maids, mattresses. nurses,
Rh.w.. part time, day workers. housemen.
21s
SALESMAN.
YOUNG MEN (2) with some radio appli-
Ance experience. Good hours. inside work.
Evening star., 1938-10-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ROOMING HOUSE-A very attractive 16-
room house near Dupont Circle: large in
come; rent only 500; 81 $50, terms.
r. M. De Shazo 1923 4th NV. Natl $500. :
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CLASSIFIED AD. RATES

loeol Advertisers
Three Linea (Minimuml
Evening star., 1938-10-27

FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE you
902 Westory BLDG. 14th & r Met 1883.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted for BY any one other than
myself. WILLIAM NJ. PoAG. Alexandria.
va. Route No. l. 27s
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE PER.
petual Building Association will be held At
the once Of tAe assoei.tion, neventh end
Il. 1888. at 790 8 CLOCK p.m..
y EDWARD c. 3MTz.
Evening star., 1938-10-27

BRING OR REPORT deserted stray OF lost
animals to the Animal Protective Associs.
alton, 5000 Wheeler I'd. Sc. All. 1858.
WATCH 0ady's). Bulova, Tuesday morning;
owner must identify. Apply Room 332.
Dodge Hotel.
WIRE:HAIRED TERRIER, brown, white
and black, male. Phone Cleveland 7OSi
Evening star., 1938-01-07
AIR SUPREMACY
NEED|SSTRESSED
Advisory Committee Cites
Need for Research to
Develop Planes.

The safety and security Of the
United States in event of war may
depend upon the soundness Of its
aeronautical research, the National
Advisory Committee for Aeronautics
said in its annual report to Con-
gress today.
1.-THE course of war will certainly
be influenced in favor of that side
which can gain supremacy in the
air." it was stated in the report.
Sound tactical organization, large
numbers of aircraft, sufficient per-
sonnel and ample productive capacity
in the industry are not in themselves
sufficient. The aircraft that engages
the enemy in action must, if possible,
be superior in performance.
"The hope Of retaining our present
superiority in technical development
in the face of the increasing en-
phasis being placed upon aeronauti-
cal research and development abroad
will depend largely upon the ability
OF this organization to solve promptly
and effectively the fundamental prob
lens attendant upon rapid progress
In this branch of engineering science" I"
Unless aircraft procured for our
military services are "at least equal
in performance to those possessed by
other nations" the committee report
ed, their net value to the Army and
Navy in time of war would be al
most at the vanishing point"
The committee now has under con-
struction at Langley Field, Va, a new
wind tunnel with a diameter of 10
feet, which can be operated under q
pressure of three or more atmospheres
at an air speed of more than 200
miles per hour. 1t also is building a
refrigerated wind tunnel for investi-
cation of problems of ice formation
IN aircraft
Evening star., 1938-01-07

for investigation. At that time he
gave his name as Ed Novak.
When his fingerprint card was
searched it was found his prints
matched those of Rudkowski, whose
bulky file had on it a red tab denot-
ing his wanted" status. The Penn
sylvania motor police wanted him for
'robbery-stick-up" and Columbus,
Ohio. authorities wanted him for
parole violation. He was paroled last
June from the Ohio State Penitentiary
after serving part of an indeterminate
sentence for robbery. He has served
terms in other institutions over
criminal career dating back to 1914.
F. B. I. officials wired the PENN
sylvania and Ohio police Of the identi-
dcation.