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4-FAMILY FLAT

Brentwood n.e.-Brick construction;
individual gas h.-w.h., rear screened
porches; near all conv. Call Mr..
Bell, Elk. 24S0 or OIL. 6341. with
FRED A. SMITH co.
Raaltnrs LILO 1 "a, g. NJ III
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FIRST COMM. GROUND
10000 So. #. at 4521 14th st. NV.
10000 So. it. at Chicago and Gist,
Silver Spring, Md.
End COMM. GROUND
II 900 So. it. at 1927 Blair rd. NV,
with 2-Story brick building, rr. load
ing platform; suitable for many
uses. Call Harrington. MA. $500;
ewes, EN-. 744S. BOSS g. PHELPS.
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BUSINESS PRoP.--sALE Cont }
X1n.5n0

HYATTSVILLE, MD.
STORY brick ONCE bldg. located in
the central part Of Hyattsville. Can
be had, very conven. terms. as little
as $500 down.
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% AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY
$3.50 SO. FIT. MODERN 1-STORY.
OVERHEAD DOORS. CLOSE IN
ALEXANDRIA.
(2l AVAILABLE OCT. 1st-5. 900 so.
FIT MODERN l-STORY. con-
VENIENT D. C. LOCATION. FIRE
PROOF. LARGE ERHEA d
DOORS.
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1907 H st. NV, Realtors. MA. $500.
WAREHOUSE 9OX233
&. g. o railroad siding and 6-ft.
loading platform l side; concret,
roadway other side. RE. 2O37:
80
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so acres. rs miles of D. c.: enjoy
city. comforts in this 3-year-old all
modern home; excellent grazing land,
wen FENCED; SPRINGS, ample for pool;
; school bus at property: SIS,450:
open for offer. Right OF Rt. 21i
800 acres; tenant house, barns; %
mi. D. c.; Sl25. 900.
40 mI nGFeT; s lEe: h0qss SD needs repairs;
l9l acres; 7-rm., all mod. frame
house hhouse' asscr 1se; barn, s 2-car gar, tenant
81 loan, AZ: bal. terms. Total total
D. c. BEULAH Goss,U CHI. 70 5es@. 81.
A Home and Investment
A nice home on about Ia acres,
bordering on beautiful stream and
3. c., 7-room f semibunsaloW, 12 Wi,eS turo 70
mace heat, bath water and some
outbuildings, with beautiful set
ting on high. elevation. Also there
is larse hotel building divided
waking distance to shopping CEN
Ter. schools and churches. S21,5OO
takeS all with substantial cash and
terms on, balance. A good invest
ment and a home, in committing
40 acres mostly wooded. on nice
creek; large one-room log bunga-
low, good well; good hunting and
fshing, Owner transferred and Of
terS for $4,000 cash. 20 miles to
STOCK FARM
I77 acres, real land, fenced and well
watered; 6-room frame and stone
mouse, old but livable; has elec.
trlclty; large basement, stock barn
worth more, than half price asked
Tor farm; other outbuildings; an old
stone house of 3 rooms, nice 10
restore for guest house fine springs;
ABOUT 8 acres in apple and peach
orchard; gravel road: about Ak
miles Of D. C. Price, $4,000 sub.
stantial cash.
no, GRAZING FARM
ouo acres, about so wooded; gravel
road; about 81 miles to D. G. Q.
room house. 3 baths, furnace heat.
gravity water system, 3 fireplaces:
: tenant houses, one of s rooms and
path; > smaller houses. some out
ou1ldines; land very rolling. $50, 600
taxes 1t with half cash.
H. B. MITCHELL
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QUO n 81. NV, MA. 2345.
SEE TIS FIRST

Equipped lunch room, $4,000.
Tourist camp, on o. s. Route II,
S65,000.
Truck stop lunch room, Route 30,
$4,000.
BARNEY REAL ESTATE
Falls Church, Va, FA. 66O1.
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REAL STOCK FARM
450 acres. 9-rm. modern house. III
fEatnsi OIL heat: lge. barn. ,silo:
BY streams; will craze zoo steers;
80 mi. D. c.: $50. 900.
j. L. G. WEST
FA. oI35. FA 6-27
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FREDERICK COUNTY - 236 acre
dairy farm; large bank barn with
SO stanchions; modern 7-room
house; also Groom tenant house
rs acres in meadow and pasture,
with stream; some woods; balance
tillable land; located on good road;
price, $4,000.
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REALTORS, RE. l337. -
18th & COLUMBIA RD.

IoLn q COLUMBIA RID.
Converted brick bldg, units. furn;
income, -S3,900;: price, S19,500.
Safe, Trouble Free
Brick bldg. located NV. D. C.
Tenant pays all expenses and re-
pairs. Owner pays taxes and in
surance only. Responsible tenant
on long lease. Price. S72. .000i in
come 5000.
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REALTORS
Ell ~
OUTSTANDING BUY

OUTSTANDING BUY
Near Clarksville, Nd. Ts-mile 'front.'
age on highway; 230 acres, rich
necessary outbuildings; So. 900,
MI Mathews, ewes, UN. 2SOS, with
: LETTON MARTIN, Warner Bldg,
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CATAIOGI

Free! New reduced prices on farms,
ranches, estates, tourist cabins, gas
stations. etc; Florida TO New Eng
ington St. Baltimore Md,
Farmlet Cape Cod Home
Desirable retirement place on
macadam hwy. easy run Fredericks-
burg; attractive Cape Cod home, 10
rms, bath, utilities hardwood rs:
shaded, shrubbed lawn; barn, poul.
try house. other bldgs.: & acres;
several fruit trees; sacrifice price,
$1,000; terms! No 29,243. VESTS
W. E. Sherman, r. D. /, Fredericks-
burg, Va
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FARMS
LIVESTOCK FARM

Va; 800 acrea mostly
N pasture. spring water in Heidi
3 baths. 4 porches. 5 fireplacss.
gravity water and terraced garden.
Can be made into a very attractive
estate. If you love redecoratinE,
Ihere are 2 tenant. houses and
Tor horses. All this for $50, 600.
Open, Sun. IL am. to pm. Call
IroI dlTecttons. ALTMAN REALTY
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2 THOMAS CIRCLE
First Commercial

1112 18th st. NV.
10 rooms, 2 baths, located just of
Mass. ave. NV. is ideal for doctor S
office or clinic drumming water IN z
rooms), Offices. undertaken estab-
lishment stores. etc: offered fur
pished or unfurniShed; superb con-
diticr; oil hot-Water heat. wide hall
ways. front display. window. S3l 800.
good financing; substantial cash re-
auired; Call Mr: Hall. Ma: E005.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES INC son u cr, NJ III y
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brick on downtown thor
oughfare; first fl. is uninterrupted
open space ideal for union, social
club, dancing school. etc; full bsmt.,
oil h.-w. heat; patio in rear; upper
floors contain income producing
to office space; attractive financing.
Mr.. Beall, Ma. $500; ewes, OW.
S425.
BOSS & PHET ,PS INC
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HOWARD COUNTY, acres; an
modern 3-bedrm. ranch house, .
years old; all in good repair; ready
to move into; fireplace. full bSmt.
storm windows: attached garage:
poultry house; lovely lawn; on good
road; nr. clean village; price. S13,-
500.
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peter j. hagan
AUDITORIUM

Realtor, 3S41 34th st. ne, UN. $685.,
WA. 1857. Open daily from to 9.
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LOVELY MOUNTAIN FARM

LOVELY MOUNTAIN FARM
156 acres. good land. some timber;
well watered. beautiful setting and
view most attractive old house;
6eamed living room. wide old floors,
hreplaces, electricity, bath, base.
ment, modern electrical kitchen;
new tractor and equipment; crops;
all for S16,50O. Many others. Cau
or write
P. NJ. BROWNING, Broker
John H Hit, Associate
CIIlneper We
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2ND COMMERCIAL

IND COMMERCIAL
Modern air-conditioned q
story bldg, 5000 50. it: mod
ern in every respect, with com
bination oil heating and air
conditioning unit; center of
town and Zoned for manufac-
turing as well as display. For
further details, call Mr.. Scott,
CO. 1000, Ext. 669.
SHANNON & LUCHS &C
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z
2 & 4 FAMILY BLDGS.
This property, approx. 10 yrs. old,
ing excellent return. Call Mr..
Bramham, EN-. $500. with
BEITZELL
1915 x st. NV. DI. s1oo.
Evening star., 1950-05-07
Marine Reserves Told
Corps Will Get Seat on
Joint Chiefs Of Staff

Members Of the Marine Corps
Reserve Officers Association heard
q prediction yesterday that a bill
giving the Marine commandant a
seat on the Joint Chiefs Of Staff
Is assured Of a unanimous vote
of the House Armed Services Com
mittee.
Representative Mansfield. Dem
ocrat of Montana, one OF
three ex-Marines in Congress
who addressed the luncheon meet
ing at the Washington Hotel, said
he had received assurances from
Chairman Vinson that the COM
mittee could be counted on to hold
public hearings. He predicted
victory in both House and Senate.
Senator Douglas, Democrat, Of
Illinois and Representative Jack
son, Republican of California,
Joined Mr.. Mansfield in protesting
any restrictions that would
further reduce the combat ef-
fectiveness" of the Marine Corps.
Senator Douglas, an outspoken
critic of Army policy. charged that
unification of the armed services
had resulted in "the greatest
fiasco in history"
Bureaucratic Monster" Hit.
He attacked thc policv of Great
ing an intellectual Siberia" for
the Punishment of officers who
disagree with top-level policy, de-
claring Congress never intended
to have its legislative powers We
toed by a bureaucratic "Franken-
stein monster"
He and the other legislators
held that the ratio of Marine
Corps strength to that of the
total armed forces was reason
able ceiling" They warned. how
ever, that the danger lies in
transferring too many Marines
from combat to administrative
duties.
Senator Douglas declared such
orders to get around appropria-
tions we're wholly unjustif1ed' on
the part of the Secretary of De-
fense.
Warning on Far East.
Mr.. Mansfield also directed at
tention to the situation in the
Far East and the threat of a
China Soviet state"
The Far East situation was also
discussed by Senator Douglas.
Col. Justice M. Chambers pre-
sided at the luncheon which was
, attended by about $50 reserve Off
GERS and friends. The three con-
gressional speakers called on the
reserve association for continued
support to enable them to hold
q Marine "beachhead" in Con-
gress'
Evening star., 1950-05-07

An hour-long telephone CONVEX
sation. during which police traced
the call and a party-line sub
scriber waxed impatient. helped
jail guards capture an Occoguan
Reformatory fugitive yesterday.
On one end of the line at her
home was Mrs. Thomas Daniels,
1449 Holbrook terrace NE.
On the other. in a tavern at
1417 North Capitol street, was her
32-year-old husband, who walked
of a prisoner work detail at Occo-
quan Friday.
With Police Pvt. Paul, San Fell
lipo at her side and urging her
to hold her husband in CONVEX
sation until the call could be
traced, Mrs. Daniels talked. She
was still talking-and so was he,
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when jail guards closed in on him
and pulled him from the tavern
phone booth.
Wife Urged Him to Surrender.
The conversation?
Mrs. Daniels pleaded with him
to give himself up. She told him
it would be easier that way. Then
she tried to get her flve-year-old
daughter to talk to him. They
discussed family matters and Mrs.
Daniels suggested that he go to
see his mother. She asked him
where he got the auto he was
driving and he refused to answer.
Then the irate party-line sub
scriber came on the line with the
well-known complaint. but the
Daniels conversation droned on.
After tracing the call, Capt.
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IsroeIi Envoy to U. N.
To Speak at Town HuII

Aubrey 5. Eban, United Nations
representative from Israel. will ad-
dress the Washington Town Hall
at $50 pm. tomorrow at Consti-
tuition Hall.
Mr.. Eban. who will speak on
The New Israel" went to Pales-
tine in 1910 as liason officer be-
tween Allied Headquarters and the
Jewish people. He remained as
chief instructor of the Middle East
Center of Arabic Studies.
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James Murphy Of District jail ana
a jail guard, Joseph Broderick,
rushed to the scene. taking an
alley route in efforts to elude
pursuing newsmen.
Had Escaped Earlier Trap.
They pulled up at the tavern.
went in and ordered two beers
while they surveyed the place.
Francis O'Connell. bartender. said
one of the officers pulled Daniels
out of the booth and snapped
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life Holds Fugitive on Phone for Hour to Help Recoptwe

handouts on him while the other
held a gun on him.
Earlier. Daniels had escaped
trap set for him by planting Mr..
Broderick in his home They said
he drove to the house in a new
Hudson auto. and shouted for his
wife to come out.
When Mr.. Broderick appeared
and called to him to halt. he
drove away. The guard fired an
apparently futile shot.
Evening star., 1950-05-07
Africa Modernizes

A $110 million modernization
program has been adopted for
the French West Africa Railroads
including extension of lines and
branches, building of shops and
purchase of some 66 locomotives
and 9S1 cars of various types.
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Chapman TO Plan Moves
In Truman Western Tour
By the Assoeiated Press

Interior Secretary Chapman said
Yesterday he will act as advance
man on President Humans forth
coming Western tour.
He said the president has &C
copied his invitation to attend the
dedication of the Grand Coulee
Dam project in Washington, prob
ably in May, and also may attend
the dedication in Wyoming of
Kortez Dam, the first to be COM
pleted in the Missouri basin-wide
program.
In chat with reporters, Mr.
Chapman said he considers the
forthcoming trip strictly non-po-
lftical-as far as politics can be
divorced from the Chief Executive
and entirely justified from every
point CT view.
Mr.. Chapman acted as advance
man on President Truman's pre-
convention tour of the West in
1948 and was credited with a
major share of the success of that
and later campaign tours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-10
News of Music
Boys Club Gives Another Successful
Band Concert in Constitution Hall
By Elena de Soyn


before the public today who prac-
tees the traditions of the bel
canto, Nine. Kourenko possesses
remarkable evenness in her
vocal range. The EXPERIENCES of
her singing goes hand in hand
with the fine, warm timber of her
voice, which she handles with
the experGise of an artist.
Her program consisted of Ital-
ian. French. English and Rus
sian group of songs. Time per-
mitted hearing Of the last two.
OF these, the Russian was the
best, as usual. The command of
a language, which is native to her,
the knowledge of traditions and
her innate understanding of how
to lend the right infection to a
word, make her performances of
Russian songs outstanding.
She can be especially COM
mended for including, among
others, a few by Stravinsky, such
as "Parassia's aria" from his
opera. "Mavra"; Forget me-
nots" and 1.-THE Dove" repre-
sentative Of a new art. Writ
ten in Stravinsky's dissonant
idiom, they show considerable
changes in methods since Tschai-
kowsky's time and, while not
grateful to the voice, they are
f1attering to the musicianship of
one who is capable to sing at odds
with the accompaniment. Nine.
Kourenko is a musician of the
first order, as well as a singer,
and should she become interested
in the American native art-song
as much as she is interested in
the Russian, she could do a great
deal to promote 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-10

Sponsored by the District of Co.
luroia Congress of Parents and
Teachers, the Boys Club of Wash
1ngton gave it's third successful
annual band concert in Constitu-
tional Hall last night. Two di-
rectors shared the podium: An
drew G.. Bodnar, permanent
conductor, and Paul Lavalle, lead
er of the Cities Service Band of
America, guest on this occasion.
William Coyle was master Of
ceremonies.
The program featured two solo,
lists: Walter Smith, trombonist,
and S/Sergt. Mark Walker, f1utist
of the Marine Band, former men,
Der of the Boys Band. One could
not but admire the fine stage
presence and poise of the 10-year-
old trombonist, youngest member
of the organization. as he faced
the audience. His playing of Losey's
"Corinthian Polka" with it's pre-
tentious cadenza, showed a tech
meal proficiency beyond his age.
There was precision in his rapid
manipulation of the slide, pleas
ing tone and ease of delivery.
Sergt. Walker, winner of the
1947 National Capital Instru-
mental Contest, is already young
virtucso who could infuse Faure's
taxing Fantasy" with sparkle
and charm. He was accompanied
at the piano by Joanna Floyd.
Another assignment did not per-
NIT hesring of the entire pro-
gram, but the few selections per-
formed by the band in the first
part of the evening showed the
earnestness of it's endeavors, a
fine quality of tone and good
training. With more attention
paid to nuance. greater fexibility
and variety of sound may be at
tanned in time in the pursuit of
artistic aims.
Nine. Kourenko Gives Program.
Maria Kourenko, famous So
prano and specialist of Russian
songs, gave a varied program at
the same hour at the Howard
University. Her recital was the
last event of the 1949-50 series
presented by the School of Music.
One OF the few women singers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-10

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12
Knights TempIar Services
Planned Here Easter Morn

Officers of the Grand Encamp-
ment, Knights Templar and grand
commanders from many States
will participate in the Easter Sum-
rise services of the organization
here. The services will be held at
the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
Richard E. Titlow, chairman
Of the event, yesterday received
word that Grand Master Robert
B. Gaylord of San Francisco and
other members of the Grand En-
campment will attend. Com
manderies from nearby Maryland
and Virginia also will be in the
procession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12

while serving on destroyer. he
helped coordinate the work of
underwater demolition teams.
Mr.. Carl and group of 20
other certified YMCA and Red
Cross instructors will teach the
classes. Pupils will attend one
hour long class on each of the six
days Of the campaign.
Last year a capacity number of
more than 1000 boys enrolled. So
early registration is urged this
year. Where possible, boys will
be assigned to pools nearest their
homes.
The week of the campaign coin
cides with spring vacation in the
District public schools. Boys from
nearby counties will be in school
during this time and will be as
signed to classes after 4 pm.
Glasses are open to boys 8 to II
years of age who cannot swim.
Glasses will be held at six pools.
The pools and the time follow:
American University-11:30 am.
TO 1870 pm, 4;30 and $50 p.n.
BOYS YMCA-9 am. to 9 pm.
Mems YMCA-Noon, l pm. and
4p.m.
Walter Reed pm. to 9 pm.
Naval Medical Center, Bethesda
3 pm. to 8 pm.
Naval Receiving Station, Ana
eostia-9 a m. to II am.
Glass assignments will be mailed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12
Virginia Seminary Begins
BUILDING Dininq Hall

Construction has started on a
new dining hall for the Virginia
Theological Seminary in Fairfax
County just outside Alexandria.
The one-story $250.000 building
will have two dining halls. a
lounge. kitchen and laundry. It
will be linked by covered passages
with a group of four new dormi-
tories now nearing compile Al
The dining halls will hold 240
persons. Anticipating that the
building also will be used for school
activities, a public address system,
radio and visual education facilities
will be installed.
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30 you can't swim?

That's what lot of youngsters
have thought since the learn-to-
swim campaign began IS years
ago. But they have learned.
In fact. 10000 boys have been
taught to swim since the annual
city-wide campaign, sponsored by
The Star and the Boys YMCA,
were started.
Hundreds of additional Wash
tngton area boys will get the
chance to Manufacturing this
years campaign, which will be
held April 1915.
The warm spring and summer
months are approaching and
most boys will grab their swim
suits and head for the nearest
pool or swimming hole.
But some will have to stay
home or stand idly by and watch
the others.
They are the ones the campaign
rs designed to aid.
Swimming is fun. But more
than that, it is often necessary for
survival, says Fred D. Carl, execu-
tive secretary of the boys Y and
campaign director. It's one of the
best forms of exercises, too, Mr..
Carl points out.
Mr.. Carl should know. He was
q varsity swimmer at American
University. During World War II,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12
Canadian Jet Fighter
Performs for Bernhard
By the kssoeioted Press

BY the Associoted Press
OTTAWA, Mar. 11.-Canada S
new jet fighter today showed her
wares to an official audience that
included Prince Bernhard of The
Netherlands.
Test Pilot Bill Waterton &C
companied his aerobatics with a
broadcast commentary, piped
through a public address system to
give the watchers a play-by- play
account.
The twin-jet CF-100, still with
out the armament and radar that
will be standard equipment,
streaked at speeds up to 575 miles
an hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12
Salvation Army 10th Year Services Todov

Services marking the 10th an
niversary of the Salvation Army
in America will begin at 10 am.
today at First and F streets NV.
A second service will be con-
Quoted at II am. in Georgetown
at 1075 Thomas Jefferson street
NV. The days events will end
with a rally at 7:45 pm. at $40
First street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12

Commissioner Albert z. Ches.
ham. Atlanta, territorial COM
mander of the Salvation Army.
will conduct the services. During
his three-day stay here, he will
inspect the site and approve plans
for construction of the S160,0O0
Harbor Light Corps where scien-
tif1c aid will be extended to alco-
holics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12
River Within Stote

South Carolina's Edisto River,
about $50 miles long, lies entirely
within the State and normally is
navigable for light boats its entire
length.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12

London Zoo may make Barche,
q tame young tiger, a night pa
troll on its grounds to discourage
thieves who break in and either
steal or release birds and animals
from their cages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12
,875 New Locomotives

Glass I railroads installed 1875
new locomotives in 1949, the great
est number for any year since
1923.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12
Greet Bombordment

1t has been estimated that about
100000 meteorites enter the
earth's atmosphere daily from
outer space. Most of them are
vaporized before reaching the
ground.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12

to applicants as soon as schedules
are completed. probably in two
weeks.