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The guardian., 1951-06-09

The Willing Workers Of
Peoples Baptist Church are on
the last lap of the journey to the
Talent Night which will be next
Thursday, June IA, and an inter-
esting and entertaining time is
promised. There is yet time for
entries. Contact me Immediately,
get your number programmed,
get your tickets so that you can
collect your percentage, and
contest for a cash prize, Last call.
Next week this will be history.
The guardian., 1951-06-09


The Night at Pops, Friday,
June %, continues to approach,
and the anticipation of hearing
Camilla Williams seems to grow.
Oh why do you keep on talking
about that? We are all going,
anyway" Sure. you are; but if
there is one person who misses
it, and that one could have read
about it in my column, how
would I feel. Any chorus direc-
ted by Ernest Simms would be
enough drawing card for me; but
the added feature makes the
program irrisistable.
The guardian., 1951-06-09

Hunter brothers tomorrow
will pack Christ Temple audi
torium. These boys can play and
sing for me a whole lot, and all
who are familiar with their ex-
traordinary abilities will be
there sure. Don't let anybody
tell you how good it was after
it is all over. Go and hear fol-
yourself.
Evening star., 1951-03-01
ALEXANDRIA

This is truly a rembler with eve an
peal, beautifully located high on the
hill. Three lovely bedrms., ample
closet space. liv. rm. with frepl, din
ing area and equipped kit; new and
vacant; lltramodern.
HUBBARD REALTY co.
NU RE6o AZ onao -xy ,n.o
Evening star., 1951-03-01
NEARBY MARYLAND
SMALL, FARM
HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.

ALEXANDRIA = Lovely brick home,
mantel encased with wide plate glass
mirrors; indirect lighting; center
hIsn Imxa .a .iormal dining room. large de
2nd floor has three large bedrooms,
Two baths; basement includes recre-
alton room with bar, "a bath laun1
dry tubs, and hot water oil heatincS
Price, $4,000, substantial cash, -
days possession; for appointment u
81, 5s$s. s WI WILLIAM LIAM p eppssnR!RRf psRRfA}
FORT BARNiARD HEIGHrs-Bri,s.
semidet.. bedrms., rec. rm.. equi2
Kit; only LAYS cash; full price.
s9's7o. ROY N. LIcARI. KI. s-TiOK
TWO we. NILES NILES east Of Fredericksburs-
insulated. automatic heat, stairway
upstairs for future bedrooms, c-l one
acre of land. $3.50. Telephone
Freoericksourg 17os-J after pm.
WALKING DISTANCE to Clarendon.
inns 4-bedrm.. semibungalow that
needs little paint and repair. viii
nase some one a very comfortable
nome nome; very very eonv. TO- eyerything;
1Rnmedf fqiprSS pSss; Priced S1o,95o. CECIL
EVENINGS G iuSMi ~ 5sa1tor 5Rseaa11tor' oW. 6a33s,
FIVE BE;DRooMs. s15.75o. Ia 1a-r.
frame, two-story house, Situated on
Almost V acre lot. two miles from
FaIls Church; block to bus. ReasonJ
aple down payment, excellent terms.
house needs redecorating. ARFAX
REALTY, FA. 1850.
RETIRE ON 5 ACRES, 25 Minis. to
D. c. over good hwy.-Three-bedrm
nome in excel. cond. and all modern;
Iull bsmt. and large gar; enjoy 4
gsarden. fruit, berries and keep somd
attractive as this is hard to finS
Appt. arranged by calling Mr.. Brow
TE: 3445 or ewes. and Sun. ALA
1852: CHARLES r. HOOFF, INC
ZIG Prince st., Alex, va. -2t
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- VACANT; $3.50 down.
$65 per mo. for 2-bedrm., liy.
rnI., kit. bath apt Separate en-
frances and individual gas h.-w.h.
Excel. cond.; situated In the 500
blk. end st. s.w. ENTERPRISE
REALTY CO.. 1924 Eye st. NV,
Evening star., 1951-03-01

ALEXANDRIA
Wen located. .3-bedrm. row brick.
equip. kit. Venetian blinds, fu1
bsmt.. outside entr.; finished rec.
rm., oil heat, storm windows and
aoors: priced to sell at S13.95A
CHAUNCEY REALTY CORP.
Realtors. ITO Mt. Vernon Ave.
Alex, Va. TIE. 4s2S and AL. 2737,
AleXandria-916 Duke
House arranged for 2 families.
baths, 2 kitchens; $4,000; So, 500
cash; $3.50 mo-; gas heat and yard.
No brokers AID. 2795. MA, 5323a
Evening star., 1951-03-01

COLORED-4LGE. BEDRMS.
800 BLOCK 9th ST. NE.
Seldom is a home as large or in as
fine cond. as this beautiful Colonial
brick home; front porch. s large
liv. rm.. extra lge kit; full bsmt.
with from. and rear entr.; lge. yard.
gar. Owner must sell; will accept
trade or give terms to suit. For in
formation call RE. 5000 or RA. 1864.
y
Evening star., 1951-03-01
; -
81 / $50

Assume CT loan Of $4,000 at $50 per
month. including taxes and insur-
ance. Living room. breakfast room
large lot with apple tree, two bed
rooms. fully equipped kitchen, incl
automatic washer. KENSINGTON
REALTY CO., LO. 5-2400 and LO
5-2402, %
Evening star., 1951-03-01
THE HAMT.ET

Beautiful custom rambler with 2 twin
beorooms, each with Its own bath,
tremendous liy.. rm.. ultra-modern
kit. with excel. breakfast rm.; 2-ear
garage; be sure to call Mr.. Cowell
today at 81. 6456 or WO. 1866 to
see this exclusive listing.
MarSteller McCabe & Co.
Evening star., 1951-03-01
MICHIGAN PARK
MICHIGAN PARK
MICHIGAN PARK

Semidet. brick, 4 yrs. old. has nice
front porch with awning. 1st floor
equipped kit; 5 bedrms. and BATH
on md f.; full bsmt. with hall
bath. Also professionally built
knotty pine rec. rm.; outside
entrance from bsmt. to back Yard
Make US an offer with 81, 900 cash
A. A. CAROZZA co.
1927 Pa. Ave. Sc. LU. 4-0040
Evening star., 1951-03-01
S20.n0n
Magnificent

55o6 Conn. Ave.
Evening star., 1951-03-01
You WILL BE WISE 70 INSPECT
AMER. u. PARK AREA
NA. 2S65, or. az
BRIGHTWOOD
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES!

Rittenhouse st. n.w.--Det.; 5 bed
rms. Q baths; auto. heat, etc.; only
S.. 500 down. balance like rent. frs
time offered Ewes. call RA. 940O
DANIEL DIENER g. CO.. ST. 1881.
Evening star., 1951-03-01
HOMES !! I! !!

Not lust floHses. Only a few left of
these lovely new semidetach brick
homes, Conveniently located in the
Shepherd Park area. these homes
contain e large rooms; lst-f1oor
powder room, beautifully equipped
kitchen Sample house at 1906 9Th
st. NV. Open daily and Sunday
until 3 p.m.
SIDNEY z. MENSH g. co.
ne0E Il
Evening star., 1951-03-01
ARLINGTON
ONLY $40 PER MO

Det. all-brick Col. with income; com.
plete with liv. rm. and firepl., lovely
den, bath and equipped kit. fuli din.
rna. and 2 lovely bedrms. on Ist. fl. I;
identical 2nd-story floor plan, with
sun deck instead of den; 2nd floor
now rented for sos per mo. Full,
dry bsmt. with recr. rm. and out
screens and storm windows; 2-car
garage: on lge. lot 60x150. Price,
S24. 500: payments $40 per mo. over
income. Down payment as little as
$4,000. (2032) PAUL e. BUTTER
FIELD REALTY.
Evening star., 1951-03-01
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
$1,000

HYATTSV1LLE h+ a
Detached 2-story. 4-bedrm. home;
liv. rm. with open fireplace, dining
room with open fireplace, kit, equip.
with new gas range and plenty Of
cabinets, pantry. hall and inclosed
back porch FIRST floor; 2nd floor. 4
bedrms. and bath, stairway to fioored
attic; all rooms exceptionally larse.
The most conv. location in Hyatts-
vile; just one block from st. jerome
Church and school; across from Epis.
copal Church; stores and transp.
close by; all stately homes in area;
alley on side of house; oil heat, large
front porch, GI can buy with 81 300
cash Substantial cash to non-vet.
This won't last, see today.
S13,95O -
LEWIS CAPE COD
Five-rm. and bath brick dwelling with
full bsmt., stairway to fioored and
expansible attic, 2 bedrms,, liv. rm.,
din. rm. and kit; lot fenced in rear.
Homes have been selling for more IN
this area. will go CT with substantial
YNafcY ho0an
Evening star., 1951-03-01
WOODED AREA
RFTHESDA S23 500- S24 500

BETHESDA, S23 ,5UU-Sz4,0UU
Custom designed and built for the
discriminating homeSeekers; 4 new
3-bedroom ramblers, full bath and
level with porch and carport. Lo-
Gated on quiet street near trans
portation Will be open Saturday
and Sunday or by appointment for
preview showing
INTER R-COUNTY REALTY CO., Inc.
nJ, o1DJ fill q N m
Evening star., 1951-03-01
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.

COLORED-3rd AND E SITS. S.W.-
Zoned End commercial; 2 row bricks;
tricity; rented $50 per mo. each;
price. 81 300 each. subject to rea,
sonable offer F. ELIOT MIDDLE
TON. Realtor, RE. ISL or IA
2-1317.
Evening star., 1951-03-01
Whnatnr1 R1Iranaln1rrc

Three frame homes, one yr. old; two
with 2 bedrms., one with 4-bedrm.
down. S65 mo. payments. EARL j.
PRESTON. SH. 9193. .Lo. 5-o230.
Evening star., 1951-03-01
NEW BRICK RAMBLER

3 BEDRMS., $17,750
! lovely home, q few minutes north
Of Silver Spring. Features large liv-
ing rm., fireplace; equip. kit. Sx10
dining area, 5 bedrms.. tiled bath;
stairway to large expandable attic;
full bsmt., outside entrance: lava
tory; gas a.-c. heat. On large lot;
convenient to elementary school and
bus. Call Mr. Gordon, LO. 5-29lo
ewes. MA. 50O5 days
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES. INC.
Evening star., 1951-03-01

WOOdacreS, Beautiful Red
Brick Colonial; nice liy. rm., din. rm
and den on 1st fl; 2nd A.. 8 nice
bedrms.. baths; garage and full
bsmt Priced under $1,000
BillingSley & Korzendorfer
Or 1925 til 9 pm, %
Evening star., 1951-03-01
COLORED
COLORED
CIT

COLORED
TOWN HOUSE-$9,0 900
1895 CASH-S6s. so PER MO.
Lovely semidet. Located on Florida
ave, very near 18th. and Benning I'd
large rooms e large bedrooms).
Very well kept. Gas heat. Garage,
Near everything. First come, flrst
served on this rare bargain Call
Mr.. Hall, Sligo 4190 ewes. Ma. 50o5
FREDERICK w BERENS
SALES. INC, 1920 K ST. NV.
Evening star., 1951-03-01
ALEXANDRIA
ROSEMONT AREA
FOUR bedrooms

No-FI. IV. raw. WITH FIREPk,
An older house. Substantial maxo,.
ry in construction is offered in thi&
excellent residential area within
Two blocks Of school. q recreationaI
center with playground. and oth2
SonVenlencss. The first floor has
spacious well-arranged sunshirR
kitchen. two bedrooms, bath and
porch. There are two large bedG
rooms on SECOND floor. Full basev
level yard; garage; liberal fnsnc.
ing; Please call Mrs. Cushard, ORR
4232 or WI. 1867. .
Evening star., 1951-03-01
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
SILVER SPRING-S11.5O 500

Splendid 2-bedrm. bungalow. ami,
gar. garden. 1ge. high level lot on
bus line mr.. park and schools. Easy
terms Owner SH 706N a
Evening star., 1951-03-01
LYNDALE

Immediate possession: 6-rm. semidet
brick with pine -paneied recr. rmi
compl. redec. by outstanding in.
terror decorator brick front ane
rear porches; equipped kit: avn.
ings; storm windows; screened; An
: chor fence. Don hesitate. You can'i
go wrong. HILLCREST REALTY
Ii. T-4040.
PRICE REDUCED, 1900
Payment S73 mo. includes principal.
interest. taxes and insurance. AL
brick, 2-story. semidet. 8 rms.
bath: storm windows, screens: Ven.
blinds; full bsmt.; lge. level fenced
yard; oil heat; conv. to Andrews
and BolIins Fields; bus to Barney
7I3O cox & co I'm lhoR
Evening star., 1951-03-01

CONGRESS HEIGHTS
2-family det house: full price. S10,-
500. with reasonable cash; bal. only
$40 mo-: live rent-free Call Mr..
Boyd. 10. 3-425o. LYMAN c.
DELE &; CO.. INC: ST $500. -
LOW DOWN PAYMENT
1st COMM.--1016 PA. AVE.
Can be made into store. apt. or
rooming house. Lovely brick home:
. lge. rms. Ia baths, bsmt.. oil
INV h: Diet. gar. Call Mr.. Atino,
ZAGAMI REALTY CO.
Ii 1871. Ewes, RA. 445o.
THIS HAS EVERYTHING
Large liv. rm. with firepl., din. rm.,
z bedrms.. > BATH, bsmt., separate
furnace and laundry rms, garage:
, ;'rd tioo~ has one large rm.. mouse in
immaculate condition: close to
schools and transp. S24 $50. Call
Mrs. Stickel, RA. $3.50. COX & CO..
81, nTT1
Evening star., 1951-03-01

Colored-First Block Bryant ST. NV
10 ROOMS, ) FULL BATHS
Oil h.-w.h, nice back ward. An op-
port. of lifetime to acquire Won
derful property that will make you
financially independent. Call early
TO see this one. Mrs. Cox, VI. SI36.
ATLAS REALTY Co, ST. r36S;
evenings. IL 6-927O .
Evening star., 1951-03-01
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BERWYN-S12. 800; $1,000 down,
S75 no., incl. everything, to q quail
fed veteran. Large 3-bedrm.. 2
story frame; full bsmt; approx. "a
acre of ground with garage. ROB-
ERT M. DOLBY. AP. 2100. UN
Evening star., 1951-05-18

branches of the armed services
will combine to stage a continu-
Gus 41a-hour display in the air
featuring every kind of aircraft
from the famous B-36 bomber tt
the fast jets that are raising
havoc with Red forces in Korea
A 90-plane Navy air carrier group
will start off this phase by sweep.
ing low over the base. The planes
will come from the Atlantic-baseo
carrier Midway.
Quantico Marines will land as.
sault units from helicopters
JATO Jet-assisted take-offs) will
speed the newest jet planes into
the air, The Naval Air Reserve
Training Units from Anacostia
will demonstrate carrier landings
The Coast Guard will stage an
air-sea demonstration by helicop-
ter.
A feature Of the afternoon will
be Arthur Godfrey. television and
radio personality, at the controls
OF a fast Jet. He will describe his
flight over Bolling's loud speaker
system.
Boiling officials have made
thorough plans to handle the
crowds. There will be no conges-
ton, because the field is so large.
The gates will open early. Larage
parking areas will be provided
free for those who wish to drive
to the field. AS soon as motorists
cross the South Capitol Street
Bridge, they will see signs di-
Evening star., 1951-05-18
Cool Air From Canada
Cuts Warm Wave Here

Cool air from Eastern Canada
moved into the Washington area
early today, dropping unseasonal
high temperatures 13 degrees in
two hours.
Dawn found the Weather
Bureaus forecasters tracking
Ithundershowers on their radar
screen and noting temperatures
that had dropped from 73 at
l am. to Sc at 8 o'clock. Nearest
rain clouds at that hour were
80 miles southeast and the days
prospects were for light scattered
showers.
The cool air mass from Canada
was still moving slowly south
ward and had reached Norfolk by
Imld-morning. the bureau said.
Evening star., 1951-05-18
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Justice Department, had contend
ed that the firing of Mr.. Camp.
bell came on specific charges ant
after valid Civil Service Com.
mission hearing. Mr.. Campbell
had been charged with "circulat.
ing false statements and obstruct.
ing work of the Government
Printing Office"
| Mr.. Campbell's dispute with
the Government centered arounc
an Interpretation of his veterans
unemployment rights. When he
entered the Army the job he helo
at the Government Printing Of
flee was classified as CAF-7. While
he was away the job was reclassi-
fled to CAF-11.
When Mr.. Campbell returned tc
the GPO he was reinstated with
the CAF-7 grade. He contended
that he was entitled to CAF-11
rating.
The first suit filed by Mr.. Camp
bell asked that the public printer
be compelled to give him a CAF-l1
rating. Two weeks before the case
came to trial, he was fired, Mr.
Campbell declared.
Mr.. Backus told Judge Colds
borough that Mr.. Campbell argued
his case at length with fellow en-
.ployes. thereby slowing down pro-
duction.
Mr.. Backus said Deputy Public
Evening star., 1951-05-18

rectlng them to the field. Air
Police will be stationed along the
way and all over the base to aic
in directing visitors.
Capital Transit Co. buses will
leave from Tenth street and Penn.
sylvania avenue NV. at five.
minute intervals starting at II
am. There will be frequent re.
turn trips to downtown Wash.
lngton throughout the day.
Visitors are invited to bring
their cameras.
Big Navy ships, including a
Landing Ship Utility, one of the
largest craft ever to dock here
will be berthed along Maine ave.
nue. S.W. and will be open fol
public inspection. The LSU, which
is nearly 500 feet long, carrie.
Landing Ship, Docks GSDs) in
side and floats them by flooding
processes. This vessel and Others
will be docked near N street and
will be open from 9 am. to noon
and from ! pm. to 4:30 pm. to-
morrow, and from l pm. to 4:3C
pm. Sunday.
Evening star., 1951-05-18
Three to Get Medals of Honor
From Truman Here Tomorrow

life, until he and his troops had
eliminated the last of the defend
ers and had secured the final OBJ
jective."
One of 1t. Dodd's men, Sergt.
Stanley James. of Honolulu, said
the lieutenant always told us to
have our bayonets fixed because
the bastards were stubborn and
we would probably have to drive
them from the position.
1t. Dodd left Hawaii with the
5th Regiment last summer as an
enlisted man. He won a battle
field commission as a second lieu
tenant on October "a and a Silver
Star for gallantry in action. Early
this year he was promoted to first
lieutenant.
Sergt, Pittman gets the award
for throwing himself on an enemy
grenade about to burst among his
men while he was leading an at
tack near Kujang-Dong in Ko-
rea November 26. He had al
ready been wounded by mortar
fire but pressed the attack under
bitter enemy fire. He was re-
Gently released from the hospital.
Sergt. Kouma's Medal of Honor
is the result of a nine-hour battle
in which a tank he commanded
was the sole screen for retreat
ing infantry. He repeatedly ex-
posed himself to fire to man the
tanks guns. After standing of
the enemy for nine hours he
fought his tank through miles
OF Red-overrun territory to his
own lines. He was twice wounded.
Evening star., 1951-05-18
50 French Troops Killed
In Munitions Blast on Shin
BY the Associoted Press

SAIGON, Indo-C China, May 49,
Fifty French troops were killed
yesterday and 130 injured-30 of
them seriously-when an explo-
sion ripped the French Navy LIST
Adour. The vessel was loading
troops and ammunition off the
coastal town of Nhatrang, some
200 miles northeast of Saigon.
The Adour had just taken
aboard 900 troops for operations
against the Communicated Wet
Mini when the LIST was torn by
a terrific blast that rocked Mia
trang. The ship was tied up to
"a small dock on the shore of the
resort town.
The blast was believed to have
been touched off by an accidental
fire in the ships hold which got
out of control and reached the
ammunition stored in the hold.
French Army sources said there
appeared to be no question of
sabotage.
Evening star., 1951-05-18
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taking over control of the stock
temporarily.
Spokesman for the Dollar inter-
ests said they regarded the Pres
ident's interest in the case, in
cluding institution of the San
Francisco proceedings in the face
of the District Court of Appeals
action, amounted to legal "har-
rassment."
Authority Challenged.
Mr.. Sawyer and the other de-
PENDANTS were directed to "show
cause" April IL why they should
not be held in contempt. Then
came a series of motions by the
Government challenging the ap-
peals courts authority to cite the
officials for contempt.
The court rejected motion by
Attorney General McGrath fol
Judges Bennett Champ Clark
Wilbur K. Miller and E. Barrett
Prettyman to disqualify them
selves. They had been involved
In the litigation since its incep-
tion.l Also turned down was a
motion that the entire bench OF
nine hear the case.
Last week the Justice Depart
ment fled Q brief challenging au-
Evening star., 1951-05-18
Deliberations Resume
Al Trial of Caldwell
On Tampering Charge

A District Court jury resumed
deliberations today in the jury
tampering trial of Bennie Cald-
well. 81, owner of the now closed
Club Bali, but recessed for lunch
without reaching a decision.
The jury of 10 men and two
women was sent to a hotel last
midnight after being unable to
reach a verdict following more
than nine hours deliberation. The
case went to the jury early yes
terday afternoon after nine days
of trial.
Once the jury returned to the
courtroom for Judge Richmond
B. Keech to read portions of the
testimony.
Secretary's Testimony Read.
Part of the testimony read was
that of Mrs. Ovella Yoeman, Sec
retary to Caldwell at the Club
Bali, who testified that Caldwell
was at the club the night of jan
uary 19, 1850. It was on that
night that the Government con-
tends Caldwell offered a jury pa1S,
member $1,000 to obtain informa-
tion from the trial jury in con-
nection with the trial of William
tSnags) Lewis and two others on
gambling charges.
The gambling trial had nothing
to do with another gambling case
in which Lewis afterward pleaded
guilty.
On the contrary, in the gam
bling trial in connection with
which Caldwell is charged with
jury tampering, Lewis and one
other man were first found guilty
but later cleared after the Court
of Appeals reversed their convic-
tion.
Tried on Two Counts.
Caldwell's jury tampering trial
was on two counts. One of them
accused him of offering money on
January 10. 1850, to a member of
the jury panel in the gambling
case but who was not trial juror,
to obtain information from the
trial jury. The second count
charged Caldwell with causing
money to be offered to a trial
juror on January %, 1850, to in
f1uence her decision.
Caldwell. who is colored, denied
the accusations when he testified
in this own defense. He testified
he remembered his whereabouts
on the nights the prosecution
charges he went to the home of
a trial juror and to the home OF
a member Of the jury panel.
Evening star., 1951-05-18

copters in troop-landing demon
stration.
3:00-Army Engineer equipment
demonstration.
3:15-Army Ordnance demon.
stration.
3:30-Army chemical equipment
demonstration.
3:51-Navy blimp in flight dem
onstration.
4:01-Fourteen Air Force F-84
Thunderjets take-off from Boiling
4:05-Two Thunderjets in JATC
demonstration.
4:10-Thirty Naval Reserve air.
craft in fly-by.
4:15-Arthur Godfrey flies Navy
jet.
4:30-Three Air Force B-4s
Tornado jet bombers and 16 F-84s
in fy-by.
4:35-Thirty naval aircraft fly
by.
4:40-The Air Force Bass and
F-84s again in overhead flight.
4:45-Coast Guard helicopter in
Ialr-Sea rescue demonstration.
5:00-Four F-86 Air Force
Sabres, 16 F-84s and B-45s again
in ay-by (retreat).
5:05-Air Force C-l23A troop
carrying glider in fight demon
Istration.
5:35-Air Force B-36 fy-by.
Open House.
pm. to S p.m.-National Naval
Medical Center. Bethesda, Md,
band concert. laboratory demon
strations, tours.
8 am. to 4 p.m.-Navy OBJ
servatory. Thirty fourth street and
Massachusetts, avenue NV, movies
on astronomy and telescope DEM
onstrations.
All day-Fort Belvoir. Va. en-
glneerS in action, map-making,
methods of purifying water, con-
struction roads and building
bridges.
SUNDAY.
Noon to $50 p.m.-Bolling Air
Force Base, static exhibits, drill
team exhibition and band con-
certs.
Evening star., 1951-05-18
Armed Forces Day
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made to heavy tanks. And also thu
famous tank-killer, the 3Ha inch
Super Bazooka."
Great Balloon to Be Shown.
The Navy's famous "Skyhook'
balloon, capable of enveloping 9
seven-story building, will be shown
here for the first time. A 20-foot
version of the balloon. used ir
cosn1ic ray research, will be in
If1ated to give the audience an idea
tof how the big bag looks at an
latitude of Is miles.
The Navy also will have a model
Iaircraft-carrier with control-line
model planes actually taking of
and landing, supervised by 1t
John H. Burton. Of 1926 North
Tenth street. Arlington, Va, the
Navy's model plane authority
There also will be a Navy flight
engineers panel, demonstrating
how future aviators receive theil
preliminary training.
One of more than 200 aircraf
to be seen by visitors will be thu
Navy's XF3D Skynight. a twin.
jet fighter of unusual versatility
The Coast Guard will show air.
sea rescue planes and devices, g
mobile communications center anc
mobile radio unit for use IL
disasters. as well as navigationa
devices and pictorial displays.
MATS will have on hand fiyt
aircraft used for medical evacua.
tion, cargo and troop transnor.
tation. And the Air Force will
show more than 20 aircraft, in.
|cluding the CHA Globemaster II
the largest airplane ever to lane
at Boiling. On the other hand, its
IXF-85. worlds smallest jet fight
Ier. will be there, too. And the
BAT Stratojet. which spanned
the United States in three hours
and 46 minutes, will be on display
Biggest Aerial Display.
The afternoon at Boiling will
see the biggest aerial display ever
seen in the United States. All