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Evening star., 1951-06-21
By Fred Sparks
Foreign Correspondent Of The Siar and
the Chicago Dolly News

TOKYO, Japan, June 21.--
Greece and Turkey are both eager
to send additional troops to Korea,
but our State Department has
told them not to.
The reason given by Washing
ton to Athens and Ankara is that
we are so concerned about pos
Evening star., 1951-06-21

sible Soviet attack this summer
that we dare not weaken our two
Allies.
I have obtained this informa-
ton from Greek and Turkish
army sources that I consider COM
petent, and I am sure my report
lis accurate.
The performance of Greek and
Turkish troops in Korea has been
magnificent. Every general and
Evening star., 1951-06-21

reluctance Of our State Depart
ment to permit them to increase
their units here.
Turkey with an army fast being
lmodernized with American-sup-
piled gear still has vast surpluses
of non-military manpower.
Best figures available today list
Greek forces in Korea at roughly
1000, Turkish forces at $500.
American troops here total more
than 250,00O.
Evening star., 1951-06-21

CT considers Greek and Turkish
soldiers along with. British tom
mics their best comrades in arms
This information comes to me
lat the time that both Gen. Mar
shall and Gen. Bradley have pub
licly been limiting that it's time
for other United Nations members
to begin-or increase-their COM
bat contributions.
My Greek and Turkish sources
ARE somewhat confused about the
Evening star., 1951-06-21

ing to halt gambling operations
although City Manager Malcolm
Rhoads said he had called con-
ditions to the attention of police
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-10-05
All About
.Cant0rS
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''You have a press through
which to speak"
My pipe had gone out by then;
its uplifting incense had dissolved
and all at once 1 had dropped
back to the earth, into my big
chair. Now my meditations fell on
the terrestrial level and I was
wondering where the Hebrew
Union Colleges cantors would get
jobs after they were graduated.
Very few of the Reform temples
have cantors and if they are to be
disowned by the Orthodox syna-
gogues, what future is there for
these singers? In our own town
the two Reform temples had can
tors long ago, but cantors were
dropped on what Reform called
the way of progress.
Instead they have choirs with
voices worthy enough to sing to
God, even though most of them
are not Jewish voices. I remem-
Der the sainted Tim Sullivan who
was baritone in one of our tenn
Piles. On occasions-such as the
conjunction of Pesach and Easter
on one day-Tim Sullivan was
kept going between our temple
and st. Peters Cathedral which
stood across the street. He sang to
God in both houses.
AS much as I admired Mr.. Sui
Ivan, I felt it would have been
more in Jewish tradition to have
chazan singing our prayers for
us from the altar. (Mr. Sullivan
sang to God for the Jews from the
choir loft.) I would have seen no
thing uniting in chazan sing
ing on the altar and Mr.. Sullivan
singing the responses from the
balcony.
Only the other day I heard
about another Mr.. Sullivan Che
sings in the Metropolitan opera
now) who used to sing in Jewish
temples under the name of Mr..
Solomon.
Yes, let cantors be restored to
sing for Reform Jews in their
temples; though I have heard it
said that some of the rabbis don't
care to have cantorS side by side
with them on the altar. A cantor
is likely to steal the show. And,
it must be admitted, a rabbits SER
mon might sound flat and anti
climactic after the cantor is
through with singing the prayers
beautifully all morning. May I
suggest that since Reform is train
ing cantors, it take steps to pro-
vide jobs for them in the temples.
The voice of a cantor would warm
up the chill of many a temple.
Cantors really have something
that comes from deep out of the
Jewish heart and out of Jewish
Evening star., 1951-10-26

12-Inch Front Wheel Velocipede has solid rub
Der pedals rear step plate for tandem riding.
Saddle is steel and the handles
al; are adjustable. ADJ. able Red enamel SS.99
Evening star., 1951-10-26
Medical Group Finds Krebiozen
Ineffective in Fiiqhtinq Cancer

secret remedy, krebiozen, were
obtained from seven independent
sources. These histories were care
fully reviewed by a subcommit-
tee.
"2. Ninety EIGHT patients were
reported as failing to show OBJ
jective evidence of improvement.
"3. Two patients showed some
evidence of temporary improve
ment coincident with krepiozen
therapy. In one patient this was
apparently fortuitous; in the
other the major LESSONS showed
continued rapid progression.
a. Forty-four of the 100 pa
tients treated have expired up to
the time OF .the writing of this
report.
IS. Krebiozen failed to show
any discernible histologic (mi-
mute changes of cell observed
under a miscroscope) effect upon
tumor in the group of patients
from whom serial biopsies or
autopsy specimens were obtain
ed. Examination of living and
dead tiSsue).
IS. These findings fail to con-
firm the beneficial effects re-
ported by DR.. Ivey and his as
sociates."
Reports Said Competent.
The committee described its
source material this way:
"Only clinicians with wide ex-
perience in the natural history,
course and therapy of cancer were
requested to submit abstracts of
their experience with the drug.
Reports have been received from
seven sources located In four
widely separate regions of the
country" including the Univer-
sity of Illinois tumor\ clinic.
Evening star., 1951-10-26
BY the Associaied Press

CHICAGO, Oct. 26.-The Amer
ican Medical Association said
today a study of the case his
tories Of 100 cancer patients
treated with krebiozen failed to
show that the drug has beneficial
effects"
The report said 98 of the pa
tientS did not show objective
evidence of Improvement" and
"A of them had died.
Krebiozen first came to general
public attention last March. DR..
Andrew c. Ivy, vice president in
charge of the Chicago professional
schools Of the University of Illi-
nois, spoke about it at meeting
of 100 physicians and research
workers in Chicago.
Former Yugoslav Discoverer.
He reported krebiozen had been
tried on % cancer patients. He
said eight had died but the IA
others showed signs of improve
ment.
Krebiozen was discovered by DR..
Stevan Durovic, a former Yugo-
slav physician who now lives in
suburban Kenilworth. The formula
has not been made public. But
the medical association reports il
sis said to be extracted from horse
serum after the horses have been
inoculated with an undisclosed
substance"
News of krebiozen as a pos
sible tool in the control of cancer
excited global interest. Supplies
of the drug were distributed to
at least a. physicians in the
United States for clinical tests.
The committee on research of
the American Medical Associa>
tion's council on pharmacy and
chemistry made an investigation
1t was aided by a subcommittee
of four Chicago cancer specialists,
Reports From ! Sources.
The committees report, pub
lished in the associations jour-
nal. makes these conclusions:
81. Case histories of 100 pa
tients with cancer treated with a
Evening star., 1951-10-26
Suqof Boost PIunned

With two new sugar mills In
operation and a third purchased,
the Dominican Republic experts
to boost sugar production by 250,-
900 tons annually within three
wears
Evening star., 1951-10-26

Regulation Size Football of medium weight Is
made of double texture simulated leather.
Has valve bladder and lacing and initiating
needle Good selection for
boy who likes outdoor ) .44
play ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Evening star., 1951-10-26

Dressed Doll with Voice. She's 16 inches tall
and is sweetly dressed in ninon with lots of lace
Matching bonnet, rubber pam
ties, socks and shoes Arms and c@M An
legs of washable latex ------- oSsSJ
Evening star., 1951-10-26

All-Metal Fire House is equipped with chiefs
car and patrol car. Wind it up, pull the alarm,
hear the bell ring and watch the
cars come shooting out A real SD u
action toy for dramatic play ~sAo
Evening star., 1951-02-21
HELP WOMEN

CLAIM CLERK. 20-35 yrs. for ma
tional automobile insurance CO.. 10
Gated in new conditioned ofice
building; paid vacations. insurance
benefits. .40-hr. week and cost-of-
living allowances. For appt., call
W. w. SIEBERT. ME. 3270. -21
CLERK for general office work; retail
store experience preferred but not
necessary; tipping essential; perma-
nent position. CAPITOL FUR SHOP.
I20a G st. NV
CLERK forIdry cleaning store. PENT-
HOUSE CLEANERS. 4e15 Bethesda
CLERK-Generai ofice work, some
typing; 5la-day week. Apply Mr..
Cox JOSEPH DE YOUNG. INC.
1906 r st. NV -25
CLERK - Ambitious girl. willing to
learn semiclerical duties in office Of
leading automobile finance corpora
ton. Salary commensurate with abil-
ity. Desirable working conditions.
Rrn. 51s. Standard Oil Bldg. RE.
CLERK for sheet music dept Knowl-
edge Of music necessary. See Mr..
Urban. KIT MUSIC CO.. 1880 g
CLERK-cHEcKER for dry cleaning a
plant; good position for expert
enced woman. 4722 14th st. NV.
DO
Evening star., 1951-02-21
HELP WOMEN

CosMETICIAN AND DRUG CLERK,
bonus. Apply MERIDIAN HILL DRUG
STORE, 2601 18th st. NV. -21
COUNTER GRILL WOMAN or girl,
white only, experienced only, hard,
steady work, good pay. part-time
and 1 full-time. sol e. Capitol st.
CREDIT CLERK, experienced in retail
Apply HOLLYWOOD. 7o3 7th st. NV.
DON MARTiNi sTuDIos need at a.:
tractive young ladies with PERSONAL
ity to teach ballroom dancing; no
experience necessary; complete
training given free; excellent salary
and opportunity for advancement;
tions available at both Don Mar
TIM studios. Apply in person. 1-6
pm. 1l24 Conn. ave. NV; 500
DENTAL ASSISTANT, experience
necessary. permanent position. Of
fee convenient nv. Location. State
age, and references. Salary open.
Box 4o2-R. Star. --23
DENTAL ASSISTANT - Must have
initiative, ability to meet public, ex-
perience not necessary; must live
conv: to Silver Spring State full
details of qualifications. INCLUDING
age, marital status. experience. BOX
37S-R. Star. --22
DRUG CLERK-General drug store
selling: no night or Sunday work.
COLONIAL DRUG-LIQUOR, 1119
18th st. NV. -25
ELEVATOR OPERATOR - colored,
for office building; daily except
Sunday. Good salary; must bring
references and elevator license,
Room 301. 1871 G st. NV. -23
FILE CLERK and runner, white only;
must be high school graduate; s.
day wk;; hours. 9 to 5. Call MR..
FILE CLERK, under so. with knowl-
edge Of typing. for Georgetown
newspaper office. Five-day week.
Opportunity for advancement. co.
1914. -22a
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. white, expert
enced; closed Sun. and holidays. Ap-
ply to NATIONAL DRUG CO.. 1000
Conn. ave. ---26
Evening star., 1951-02-21
HELP WOMEN

SALESWOMAN for coat and suit de-
partments, with or without exper. /;
vaneement for those willing to
work. Apply Mr.. Lurie, KOPY
KAT: 713 H ct. ne. --21
reliable. for perma-
nent position. Conn. ave. specially
shop; 40-hr. week. Apply 1895 Conn.
ave. No phone calls -07
Evening star., 1951-02-21

REAL ESTATE sALEsWOMAN, BOSS
& PHELPS INC. 1417 x st. NV.
RECEPTIoNIsT-TYPIsT. 5h-day wk:
starting salary. See MR.. LYONS,
REsiDENT MANNGER-Prefer widow
Mr. Il mffElss FAEeosR sPle sS g shld5en NIL se Sc
sALEsLADY AND CASHIER, white.
refined, 90 to 40 for bakery and
confectionery; experienced; days;
FfHEREs' fdai 1777 Columbia rd.. GO.
sALEsLADY. full-tsme or contingent
for Saturdays. ladies' ready to- wear;
excellent proposition; steady posi-
ton. Apply HOLLYWOOD. 7o3 9TH
SALEsIADY-Fuu time. responsible
Spring. and for part time position
in Arl store; very pleasant sur
roundings. paid vacation. free group
disqualification; 44-hr. ,wk.. includes
sGmS snn,;,ever evening @ and week end so gorS; &
yrs old with pleasing personality;
opportunity for advancement. Apply
81 at CLIFFORD ICE CREAM CO.
office, .S103 Ga. ave-. or phone SH
sAIEsLaDfEsEEpen t3f ffEPgol1Esment Steady gas,
ton; Good salary Apply ALMA
SHOPS, Ladies Wear, 3152 Wilson
5iyd:' Arl, or 133 8. Wash. ST..
SALESLADIES, experienced. for our
curtain, drapery and gift depart
ments; excellent salary and COM
mission. WALES. 1918 @ st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-02-21
SALESMAN. PART TINE

OALEOMAN, TAh1 1 11N1E
Let US train you to earn more money
per week part time than you now
earn on your regular job. Give us
g change to prove our men earn
from S75-S200 per week, working
on our leads; car essential; work is
oignifled and permanent. Apply any
Teskday, .10:30-1, 916 Warner Bldg,
23th and e NV. -22
Evening star., 1951-02-21
TYPIST

knowledge of Shorthand
High school graduate. no exp. neces-
and have had about / year Of short
hand training. Salary open, depend
ing on qualifications Free trans
portation, paid vacation and sick
leave. 5-day, 40-hr. week. Ofc.
located in GEORGETOWN. Phone for
appointment. CAPITAL TRANSIT.
MI. 1868. Ext. 652. -22
Evening star., 1951-02-21

DAVIDSON OF. multilith operator. ex-
perieneed only need apply. STANT
pendence ave- s.W. EX. 3S37. "a
THIS is A S5,OOO-S1O. O.O0O-A-YEAR
JOB. Requirements are: neat ap-
pearance and fair talker to the
public. Hrs. from ell pm. If this
fits your ability, apply In your own
hand writing: name, age, address and
phone number, etc. Salary or COM
mission. We can arrange your trans
pQrtation. Box 49S-K, Star. -22
PART-TIME OR FULL-TIME sales
man, Silver Spring territory, open.
The fence season is Just BEGINNING !;
good deal for right man. KEYSTONE
FENCE CO, 1918 M st. -25
HAD 1T. Do you have that
cramped feeling such as boss
breathing down your neck and
making less than $4,000 per year?
Write giving name. phone number
address, present employment. Box
23-B, Star -25
Evening star., 1951-02-21
PART-TIME
SECRETARY

1896. to work Monday-Fri-
day evenings, $50 to 8, and
Sat. morn. Very pleasant work.
Excellent pay. Apply MR.. RUP-
PERT, Thurs. eve. 5000. sol
r +. ave. ne. :.
Evening star., 1951-02-21
EXTRA CASH PLAN

EXTRA CASH PLAN
Spare time pays you S50-S100-S200.
Show friends new All-Occasion Greet
Ing Cards. Box of 21 folders, 81;
many other big values. Bonus. No
experience needed. Assortments on
approval. Free samples imprinted
matches, etc. HYCREST. 7S Chauncy,
Dept. 14-G, Boston IL.
Evening star., 1951-02-21

YOUNG MAN-To sell furniture re-
pair supplies and work stock: ex-
perience not necessary. BEDELL'6,
$40 E st. NV --21
YOUNG MAN, who has had experience
in rent department Of local real
estate ONCE. BOSS g. PHELPS. INC.
14l7 K st. NV. -25
YOUNG MAN, for position of rental
ONCE; knowledge of typing neces-
sary. although speed Is not essen
tial; interesting work, good salary
to start with opportunity for ad-
yancement. Call MR.. ODELL, Ma.
YOUNG MAN. white. for book dept.
billing and shipping; 5-day week;
perm. DOS. Apply 1921 5th st. NV.
YOUNG MAN to train for Multigraph
dept; over Is yrs. of age for perm.
pos; good pay, 5-day, 40-hr. wk.;
liberal discount on purchases; in
surance and hosp. plan. retirement
plan. Apply PEOPLES DRUG STORE
employment Office, II st. ne. -22
YOUNG MAN (white). general ofiice
work. opportunity for advancement
to someone who wants to learn
estimating and selling. with long
established printing firm. Some
knowledge of typing or paper help
full. but not essential. Give full
details as to past experience. age.
family. and salary desired. Box
376-R. Star. -2I
Evening star., 1951-02-21
MARRIED MAN

With car to train locally for perma-
nent position with large manufac-
turing company. will consider mex
perienced man who is willing worker:
man accepted will work under super
earnings while training around S100
weekly. Apply before l pm 1It6
q st Sc DO
Evening star., 1951-02-21

YOUNG MAN-Steady employment in
fine mems wear store. Exper. not
necessary. Excellent opportunity.
TED LOUIS SHOP, Shirlington Busi-
ness Center. -25
Evening star., 1951-02-21
TELEPHONE WORK

TELEPHONE WORK
We need the services Of several cap
able women who can type about 40
words per minute to serve our tele-
phone customers.
6-day week. assured salary advance
ment. vacations with nay. company
benefits.
1885 years Of age. pleasing telephone
voice, capable Of dealing with the
public.
DAILY SHIFT
9 am. to 8 pm.
SATURDAY, s m. to 8 pm.
EVENING SHIFT
..r,,,Ip;m. TO 9:30 pm,
Apply Personnel. Room 500. for In
terview. Open weekdays. S:30-5
and Saturdays. 9-l. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
TYPIST with some knowledge Of
shorthand; good salary and working
%nnhenn sSnditiens; Se See Nj seyaTs. A; P,
TYPISTS - Piecework assures good
pay to qualified, speedy and accurate
Electromatic operators; promising
beginners also considered. 1340
N. Y. ave. NV, third floor. 23'
TYPIST, 1s to %; law ONCE; SO
wpm. required; 5-day' wk.. 9 to s.;
$50; 2 wks. paid vacation; interest
ing work and pleasant conditions.
Phone Ma. 1906 for interview.
TYPTST, full or part time, credit
store experience preferred but not
essential; pleasant surroundings,
excellent salary. ASKINS. 1877 7th
st. NV. -21
Evening star., 1951-02-21
CLERK-TYPIST

CLERK-TYPIST
No experience nec.: pleasant working
cond:; good starting sal. and co.
benefits. Apply in person to Mr..
Winstead, CASTLEBERGS, 1904 r
Evening star., 1951-02-21
HELP MEN
TAILORS Isl

SUPERVISOR, exper., household goods
Grating. Apply in person COLONIAL
STORAGE CO.. 1882 22nd st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-02-21
SALESMAN AT ONCE

opening for man over 80
with 99-yr.-old national corpora
ton; Arl., Fairfax and adjoining
counties; will not be affected by ma
terial shortages: pleasant contact
low pressure field. repeat business.
IL mos. steady income; immediate
earnings: no deliveries. collections
or down payment problems: syst9n-
attic and progressive field training;
car required. Send business expert
ence to MR.. C. A. BECK, Box 2,
RID: 2. Fairfax, Va. for appt. to
interview.
Evening star., 1951-02-21

OFFICE MANAGERS and assistants
Tor laundry and dry cleaning branch
ave. NV. Also other branches, Ap-
ply PALACE LAUNDRY. 9th and H
SITS NV -o2
Evening star., 1951-02-21

SECRETARY, for small patent law
flrm; must be accurate. neat and
speedy; some experience in patent
or other legal work preferable, but
not necessary; salary commensurate
with experience and capabilities: 40
hour, 5-day week. Call Elk. 1924.
SECRETARY. private; girl. Friday,
needed; property management and
construction business; permanent
position for attractive person, forth
right and smart. Rm. 321 Colo
rado Bldg, 14th and O NV, RE.
1875. -21
experienced. Hours
10 to o6 and 10 to 70 every other
Sat. Call MA. 1908 or Room 727
National Press Bldg, Salary open.
SECRETARY. Campbell School Of
Chance to learn piano or organ.
Gai' 6f s4ax Mki CAVALIER for interview.
RETARY-sTENoGRAPHER. for
accountants ONCE. Salary depend
Ing on experience and ability. Box
151-K. Star. --23
Evening star., 1951-02-21

th -. --<O
WOMAN, part-time, H. pm, for
soda fountain work in q new mod.
% and IUas @eal % cAsRfsR isslfss15 DRUG, ssS2 sss
WOMEN tsf s'ei' ts). me needed as At once to work
four hours day. RE. S107. -21
WOMEN t3), to sell popular AVON
Products to regular customers in
ehoiee CHG 0,os srea; earn s2o-s4o Ssly
YOUNG LADY for clerical work; old
established firm; perm; 5-day ,wk,:
pleasant working conds., away from
downtown rush. 47o2 14th st. NV.
YOUNG LADY. to answer phone, do
dent of Silver Spring vicinity pre-
ferred Apply In person after 2 pm.
COLONIAL BAKERY CO., $3.50 Ga.
DEPENDABLE WHITE WOMAN for
asy Alex care Ts Ct ssss, small child "a Gays
WANTED-White girl for general Of
flee work in dental once: exper. un-
YOUNG WHITE WOMAN, 81 to SIS,
for position in medium-size Office;
4ss rapdy aee and % snRse
exper. desirable but not essential
Call MR.. EsTEY. ME. 1852. after
AMBITIOUS WOMEN. who wear
clothes well, to represent nationally
known Fashion Frocks. Up to $23
weekly: get your own dresses as
bonus. No canvassing, investment or
experience necessary. FASHION
FROCKS, Dept. G-5403, Cincinnati,
Ohio
AMAZING PROFITS-Sen 81 card
Everyday Greetings assortment. Big
line metallic plastic cards. Gift
items. Free samples printed book
matches. stationery. napkins. Profits
tS TIL 1905 Write EMPIRE CARD
WILL GIVE ROOM. BOARD and small
salary to mother and child. for TAX
Ing charge Of my home. 10. 2-2739.
Evening star., 1951-02-21
HELP WokEN

ATTRACTIVE WOMAN, over 25. win
teach cosmetic business; S45-$55,
5-day .wk. Call MRS. KAHLER, IA.
6-6416. --27
Evening star., 1951-02-21
Route Statesmen
SALESMAN

With experience in curtain and
drapery field. to sell Venetian blinds
to retail outlets in Md, Va. and
N. C. To an able man. 30-45, this
offers an established territory pro-
viding immediate income on a lib
eral commission basis with draw
ing account. lifetime job with in
surance plan. two weeks vacation
and opportunity for advancement
in the organization. Box 224-R,
Star. pa
eALESMAN-COLLE for estab-
lished industrial insurance route;
auto necessary. Apply 500 Victor
Bldg, 724 9th St NV. -21
Evening star., 1951-02-21
STOCK MAN

White; retail store exper.; take charge
of stock room; excellent salary, op-
EsTHERs rass SHOP g saysaseFen isaS st. nWi ARp'
Evening star., 1951-02-21
MAIL ROOM CLERK
MESSENGER

Young man, 1919 years of age, neat
in appearance, courteous and will
Ing to give good attendance. 5-day.
sos. Open weekdays S:30-5 and
Sat. 81. No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1951-10-06
Internal Revenue
Continued From First Page.)

closed information to activities
involving the bureaus Office in
Boston, where the former COL
lector, Denis w. Delaney, is under
indictment on charges OF bribery
and false certification of tax pay
ments.
The Finnegans also were con-
nected with unsuccessful ap-
proaches made to the Philadelphia
collector for an insurance as
sociation with a New York firm.
Disclosures regarding the in
surance operation climaxed a full
day of hearings by the subcom-
mittee, which saw these related
developments:
/. Commissioner of Interna
Revenue John B. Dunlap an
nounced the resignation of Car
roll E. Mealey, head of the
bureaus alcohol tax unit, fol
reasons of health. In an unusua
move, he appealed TO Chairman
King to assist us in averting any
publicity detrimental to Mr.
Mealey." Mr.. Mealey's nam
figured in recent New York hear.
lngs of the subcommittee, involv
ing the issuance of a license to al
alleged associate of Frank Cos
tello, gambling czar.
2. Chairman King ordered tran
scripts OF this weeks hearing sen
to the Justice Department fo
possible prosecutions for per
jury" by United States Attorne
George Morris Fay's Office. H
Evening star., 1951-10-06
Two 15-Year-0Id Sons
OF CoIoneIs Missinq;
Leave Home in Auto

Two 15-year-old sons of Air
Force colonies stationed here left
their homes today in what their
parents thought might be an at
tempt to enlist in the air service.
The youths apparently took the
car belonging to one of the
fathers. Both left notes saying
they were leaving home, and urg-
ing their parents not to look for
them.
Police sent an interstate look
out for Paul T. Tempke. jr.. son
of Col. Paul T. Tempke, ST.. 1928
Gainesville street Sc, and Mark
W. Rogers. son of Col. Craven c.
Rogers. 2814 Thirty-First street
Sc, The youths were believed to
be driving Col. Tempke's 1947
OldSmobile sedan. Because the
Tempke family has just returned
from Germany, the car still bore
United States Government license
plates numbered 1-C35396.
Coz. Iempke said he missed his
car about am. today. He then
found his son missing. Col. Rogers,
who is stationed at Boiling Air
Force Base, told police he last saw
his son about 1890 m. today.
Col. Tempke, who is stationed at
the Pentagon, said his son had re-
ceived a head injury while playing
football a week ago, and spent sew
eral days in bed under care of
physician.
The parents said they thought
the boys might try to enlist in the
Air Force. although nothing was
said about their plans in the notes.
The Tempke youth wrote he would
leave the car in a large city," po-
lice reported.
Both parents said their sons had
never run away from home before.
They took little clothing with
them, police said.