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night and who would have racked
up another had not Goodnight
dropped the ball on the 2-yard
line. The remaining Packer touch
down, which happened to come
hrst, was made on a 53-yard jaunt
by Bruce Smith behind wave of
interference.
Dick Todd, whose ankle injury
was aggravated, inadvertently gave
the Packers one score and got them
started on another. He broke
through center for a short gain
midway in the first period and in
the mixup Paul Lipscomb stole the
ball and parked it on the 22-yard
stripe. Jacobs followed with a r.
Syard throw to Goodnight. In the
second incident Todd and Good
night leaped for another Jacobs
pass on the Tribes 15-yard line.
Todd appeared to be in position at
least to defect the ball, but Good
night somehow got hold of the pig
skin and was away.
Jacobs longest scoring play COW
cred II yards. He hurled 40-yard
aerial to Goodnight, who got be-
hind Tom Mont and ran the re-
naming 81 to pay dirt. Ted
Fritsch accounted for three more
Packer points with 25-yard field
goal in the second period.
Today year ago-Dodgers de-
feated Pittsburgh 5-3 to trail
Cardinals in National League
race by single game.
Three years ago-Tigers again
beat Yanks 81 to hold game and
half American League lead as
Browns downed Senators, So.
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COACH WELCOMES TURED' PLAYERS-staf CasseI (right
basket na coacn at American U is shown greeting
prospective players his Office morning after Coach Carl
Wise OF washington and Lee University charges
Two OF them mad been lured away from w. T.
from North Carolina State The players
controversy centers ef right Negley from N c.
State and Don Hllock and Reggie Crockett from
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION PLAYoFFs.
Louisville, 6; Milwaukee, 4 milwaukee
leads, I'D
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE PLAyOFFs.
Savannah. 3: Augusta, Savannah
leads, GID
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area did not receive the schedule,
decrease in milk price during the
summer months which neighborins
areas received" the telegram said.
consequently many families either
reduced or eliminated the use of
milk.
Since the consumers already
swollen budget cannot possibly alb
sorb another increase of any
amount, the only alternative is to
cut down further on milk con-
sumption which endangers health
and we'll being, particularly of the
coming generation"
Herman A. Schulteis, vice presi-
dent of Chestnut Farms Chevy
Chase Dairy, commented earlier
that I'VE had hoped that no in
crease would be necessary, bus If it
is, we will ask the commission to
consider our own increased COSTS"
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Probe Of Milk Prices
Confirmed as HEARING
OPENS for Producers

A Justice Department spokesman
today confirmed that the Govern
ment was investigating the milk
situation" in Washington as an out
growth of price complaints. The
official did not elaborate.
This development came as con-
sumers, dairymen and producers
prepared to air their views on a |
proposal of the Maryland and Vir-
ginia Milk Producers Association
for an increase in the producer
price of milk.
The hearing opens this afternoon
in Alexandria before the Virginia
Milk Commission.
Dairy operators here maintain
that If the request is granted
farmers, Washington consumers
face an increase of IL cents a
quart for milk-brhging the retail
price to an all-time high of 21I
cents for home-delivered milk.
Inquiry Begins Quietly.
The Justice Department investiga-
ton was begun quietly last week
with agents questioning most of
the citys dairy owners, it was learned
from industry sources.
Dairymen admitted they were at
a loss as to the direction of the in
vestigation. One official commented
that they are seeking information
OF general nature"
There was hint from one source,
however, that the investigation was
aimed at the producer association.
No official Of this group was avail
able for comment.
Dairy operators are expected to
raise objections to the proposed price
increase as threatening their sales
and, accordingly, bringing about
drop In consumption-to no ones
advantage.
Expected to Raise Price.
The dairies maintain that they
will be forced to pass along the in
crease, which amounts to slightly
more than cent a quart, and to
add a fraction of a cent.
One dairy official noted that his
operating costs have increased
steadily but that milk prices have
remained stable for more than q
year.
He commented that he felt the
producers have an argument for
an increase, particularly in the light
Of increased feed costs. With the
sharp rise in grain prices throughout
the country, feed grains also have
scared.
Among the consumer groups ex-
pected to testify in opposition to the
proposal is the Washington Com
mittee for Consumer Protection and
the Arlington Consumers Council.
Shoppers League Protests.
Mrs. Kathleen r. Cliff, president
of the Washington League of
Women Shoppers, made public a
telegram sent to the commission
last night in which the group stated
it desperately" appealed to the
agency to reject the price proposal
Consumers in the Washington
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presence. Mr.. Vaughn did not
smoke, police say.
Police had earlier searched for
q heavy-set woman wearing spec
tacles, whom a waitress said she
had seen with Mr.. Vaughn in a
restaurant Saturday. Capt. Hoff-
man said at Columbus, however,
that the victims known eating
habits did not lend credence to the
report Of. his stopping at a road
side restaurant for steak and beer
late at night.
ut is known that Vaughn never
drank" Capt. Hoffman stated.
Funeral services for Mr.. Vaughn
were to be held in Columbus this
afternoon.
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Vaughn Slayer Now
Believed 10 Be Man
BY fhs Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Oct. 17.-Police to-
day worked on the theory that the
Rev. Charles R. Vaughn, Ohio au-
thor, boys club leader and former
preacher, was slain by a man rather
than woman, and Police Capt
Glenn c. Hoffman of Columbus
Ohio, suggested that robbery might
have been the motive.
1t. Joseph E. Sarsitis of the Bal
timore County police said a bloody
footprint had been found in the
Halethorpe tourist cabin in which
Vaughns nude, beaten body was dis
covered Sunday. Careful study in
dicated the print was that of a
young man, 1t. Sarsitis said.
He said cigarette found on the
washbowl had no lipstick stains,
and an examination of the room
disclosed no clues of a woman's
Evening star., 1947-10-17
Gustafson Gets New Post
In Atomic Energy Agency
BY the Associoted Press

BY the Associofed Press
The Atomic Energy Commission
has set up a division of raw ma
terials and named DR.. John K. Gus
tafson of Salt Lake City to head it.
DR.. Gustafson, born in Chicago in
1905, has worked with mining con-
Germs in the United States, Canada
and Australia since 1880, when he
got Phi. D. degree from Harvard.
The commission also set up an
advisory committee for exploration
and mining.
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Navy 10 Include Journalist
In II 0ccupationaI RATINGS

The Navy is reorganizing its pres
ent system Of enlisted mems ratings
to include such grades as journalist
and personnel man.
The sweeping changes, according
to the Bureau of Naval Personnel
Information Bulletin, will affect
every man with crow on his sleeve
or watch mark on his shoulder"
The postwar rating structure has
been divided into II occupational
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on or about January 1. The signal
man rating will be merged with the
quartermaster rating and water
tenders will join the new boilerman
rating.
During the war the Navy placed
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newspapermen in specialist ratings,
but they will become journalist"
under the new program.
The ratings OF firemen and sea.
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men have been retained with q new
seaman recruit" which will be the
same as the present apprentice
seaman.
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show there are some $4,000 disabled

show there are some 167. 900 disabled
veterans seeking work."
Pointing out that, in the last year
the highest employment levels in
the Nations history have been
reached and the problem of placing
the handicapped in jobs is easier
than it might be in the future, he
asserted:
"We should recognize the fact that
if recession does occur, the group
that would be the first to be laid of
and which would have the toughest
time to ind jobs would be the
disabled.
"The time to organize, to plan, to
prepare for an emergency in which
special steps are needed to place
these persons in gainful employ
ment is now"
Gen. Erskine announced appoint
ment so far Of the following COM
mittee chairmen for the associa-
ton: DR.. Thomas G. Pullen, ir.,
Baltimore, superintendent of schools
for Maryland, education; Jay C.
HORNED, Austin. Mimi, vice chair
man of the National Employment
Committee Of the American Legion,
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New Group Lays Plans
To Foster Employment
OF Nations S Disabled

The newly formed National Asso-
ciation for Employment of the
Handicapped yesterday adopted a
constitution and bylaws with which
to carry on its objectives after the
closing on June 80 of the Retraining
and Unemployment Administration.
The group, which met In the Ma
tional Archives auditorium, evolved
from a cooperating committee
which was advisory to the Inter-
Agency Committee on Employment
Of the Physically Handicapped. ap-
pointed by Maj Gen. G. B. Erskine,
U. S. M. c., retraining and re-em-
ploynent administrator.
Vice Admiral Ross T. McIntire
was elected interim vice president
Of the association at yesterdays
meeting. Gen. Erskine has resigned,
effective April IL, as administrator
and will return to the Marine Corps,
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he announced, but will serve the
association whenever possible.
In his report to the Secretary OF
Labor regarding the termination of
the activities of his administration,
Gen. Erskine said, he recommended
the President appoint a commission
to coordinate Federal agencies in
terested in and concerned with the
employment of the handicapped.
The retiring administrator pointed
out there are an estimated %, ,000, 600
persons in the country with disabili-
ties which might affect their employ
ment. Twenty per cent of them, he
said, are severely disabled.
Considering those counted as
severely disabled who can be re-
stored to the ability to earn a living
he said. an estimated 5000, 900 per-
sons are in need Of rehabilitation
services to prepare them for en-
ployment.
"The need for continued organized
work in this field is great" Gen.
Erskine told the meeting. "The
most recent estimates I have seen
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and Admiral McIntire

finance, and Admiral McIntire
medical.
Also, Millard w. Rice of Washing.
ton, public relations director for tn.
Disabled American Veterans, mem.
bership; DR.. Merle E. Frampton
principal Of the New York Institute
for Education of the Blind, New
York City, policy; Paul G. Smith
editor in chief and general manager
of the San Francisco Chronicle
public relations, and Randall j.
Hicks, Alexandria governor of the
Chesapeake District Civitan Inter-
national, States activities.
C. P. Taft on Advisory Unit.
Those who have accepted men,
bership on the Advisory Council, he
announced, so far include:
Charles P. Taft, president Of the
Federal Council of Churches Of
Christ in America; Henry Monsky,
president of B'nai Birth; William
Green, president of AFL; Philip
Murray, president Of the CIO; Louis
E. Starr, commander in chief of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars, and
Lloyd F. Oleson, national COM
mander Of the Disabled American
Veterans.
The committee from which the
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y37,220, 1U3.UU $1UB,y79.g7
VERNON HALL, Vice President
J. 8. KING, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
(Seal) VIM A. WEBER,
Notary Public.
VIM. A.. Weber. notary public in the
State Of New York, residing in 9uesns
274S, Req 10S-W-7. Certificates filed
in New York County Clerks No. 5S7.
Reg. No. 273-W-7. Ny commission ex-
pireS March 30. 1447
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other car, was lined 500 yesterday
by Judge Ellen K. Raedy.
The fine was levied against Jo-
seph Clyburn, 26. colored, of the
200 block of third street NE, who
was arrested two weeks ago with
Clyde H. Holbrook, 81, colored, of
the 800 block of B street Sc.
The men were observed in broad
daylight loading the stolen goods
onto q large truck loaded onto a
used car lot in the 1900 block of
Bladensburg road NE, according
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association evolved represented some
200 interested civilian national or
ganizations. The association yes
terday voted to authorize its board
Of directors to incorporate the or
ganiZation.
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Cor Kills Womun, 10

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Mar. 20
R.-Miss Roberta Jones, about 70,
was killed yesterday when she was
struck by an auto while crossing
the street near her home during
SnoWStorm.
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to testimony. The charge against
Holbrook was dismissed after he
had testified he thought the parts
had been bought and their removal
was legitimate.
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D. c. Mon Is Fined $10O
In Auto Ports Theft

One of two men charged with
the theft Of two used car motors,
q chassis and the rear end Of an.
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Belle Haven, Va.

An individually built home located
az on advantageous point with
view Of the Potomac River. II is
comparatively new and modern In
every respect, featuring poneled
lst-hoor bedroom with privote
tile bath; the living room with
its fireplace, orehed sntronee 10
dining room ond the artistic bay
window in the dining room give
q very pleasing effect; the kitchen
Is perfectly plonnsd with do luxe
oppointmenfs; on the 2nd floor ore
bedrooms Of mostsr size, un.
usvoI closet spoes and lovely
eelorsd tlled bath; ponslsd and
plostsrsd rsereation room with
fireplace. The house Is beautifully
dseeroied and In excellent tasts;
II liisrolly "sparkiss" from cellar
10 roof; oil air-eonditionsd heat,
ottoehsd soross; moid's bath; the
wooded LOT. l35 n. wide, Is com.
plstsly fenced with interviewer
white pieksts. Price, S27 500.
Shown by appointment today and
Sunday. ColI Mrs. Wren (svss.
OR. <7ss)
Thos. J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
Realtors
73s 18th st. NV. DI. $3.50
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$2,622 ,271 SO $7.41b.46
j. F. CUNNINGHAM, Secretary.
r. E. NEWTON, Assistant Treasurer.
SUBSCRIBED and sworn TO before me
this 7th day Of March, 1947.
william voltz notary public IN the
State Of New York. residing In Queens
sSsa New YorR coGnsy Sl.rf Ko si
Commission expires March 80, 1947.
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S3,392. 7Ol .O4 24.44s %
An. COCHRAN. vice President.
FRANK FROST, Assistant Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me- this
2Sth day Of February, 1947.
(Seal) MIRIAM T. GERDINE,
Clerks No. 421. New York County Reg
ister's No. 227-G-7. Commission Ex-
pres March 80, 1947.
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@. c. BOWERS. Vice President.
JOHN r. VAN HORNE, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this Goth dIy of February, 1947.
(Seal.) FRED l.. ZIEGLER,
Notary Public.
Fred L. Ziegler. notary public,
State Of New York Residing in Queens
County. Queens Co. Clks No. 2S01, Reg.
No. 29-z-S. Ny. Co. Clk's No. 76, Reg.
Reg. No. 55-Z-8. Commission Expires
March 30, 194S.
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The Sanctuary Of Truth

Sanctuary
Shown above the additional wall available in the
modern Wash
In the alcove are CoIumbar for cineary yurns
Of Single Cypts Companion Cypts and Cba and
well within reach of families.
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PhoneV for inform
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Sold Onf /, Waabington5 Most Basatj,nl Cemetery
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