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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-08
Medical Monpower
Needs to Be Discussed

A discussion of medical man
power needs of the armed forces
during the next year will highlight
an open meeting sponsored by the
District Medical Society's Public
Relations Committee at $3.50 pm.
tomorrow in the society audito-
rum, 1718 M street NV.
DR.. G. Victor Simpson, chair
man of the society's Medical Ad-
visory Committee to Selective
Service, will speak. Other ad-
dresses will be given by DR.. Joseph
S. Lawrence, chief of the Ameri-
can Medical Associations Wash
ington office, and DR.. Herbert P.
Ramsey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-08

the room, there was a heated eX-
may be" prejudice against Mr.
Slater.
change between Mr.. Wender and
Mr.. Kaplan.
Maybe this will teach you to
be quiet" Mr.. Kaplan said.
Don't tell me what to do" Mr.
Wender replied. Nov you be
quiet"
The argument ended when Mr.
Slater asked Mr.. Wender If he
was threatening his client.
Second Mistrial in Case.
The suit said Mr.. Kaplan had
gone to Mr.. Wender for legal adj
vice on the tax matter, and Mr..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-08

=
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And it's the most economical in
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-08
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While 1t fights off infections.
Brings relief from the itching
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and Athletes Foot, too and
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-08

brighten clothes to professional
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-08

FRIGlDAIRE for this new
refrigerator Is not only wonder.
fully "roomy". but boasts
FRIGIDAlRE'S safe cold from
top to bottom. That means you
get all the different kinds of con.
stant cold you need to keep oil
Kinds of food safe and market
fresh" for daysi The secret?
FRIGlDAIRE'S famous Meter.
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ing mechanism ever built! Your
FRIGIDAIRE Dealer will show
you lots of FRIGIDAIRE fea.
lures =. and help you choose
the size and type refrigerator
made for yousl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-08
TRY TT ONCE

d o n t a gre e
BACTINE is the
finest family
antiseptic and
germ killer you
e v er US e d j.,
DOUBLE your
money back! But
l know you'll
like it for
It's so gentle for
oIIfS cnrofohnc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-08
ASK THE PROFESSIONAL

1ztkO ~ ABNNk1
the overwhelming
majority of them
will tell you that
no soap, no deter
gent, no bleach
can whiten and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-08
SOME OF Us 60 to market in

81 " mai net III
the morning,
some in the aft
ernoOn but
I'll wager we'd
all enjoy shop
ping only once
a-week. And you
can when you
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-08
BELIEVE IN MIRACLES You

will once you
try MAG A r A
Instant Laundry
Starch for
there's nothing
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-08

plus a delicious taste-enticing
goodness. That's because they're
the only dollhouse mushrooms
broiied in pure creamery butter
:. then packed in their own
luscious broth. Since there's no
peeling, no trimming and NO
waste, they save you time. work
and money, too so get all 8
kinds and: Glorify hamburgers
With BinB Whole Mushroom
Crowns give zest to fish cas-
seroles with BinB Sliced Mush-
rooms enhance chicken salad
with BinB Chopped Mushrooms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-08

creamy rice cereal is so easy to
digest 1t can't harm even the
most delicate normal digestive
tract. What's more lit gives
quicker nutrition and more ener-
gy, too +. with Vitamins B., B,
and Niacin added, plus Iron for
rich. red blood and better growth.
And there's one more important
health benefit CREAM OF
RICE is least likely OF all cereals
to cause allergic reactions. So
take a tip from doctors who know
serve CREAM OF RICE
every day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-08

for living rooms, dining rooms,
bedrooms and Railways. It's
new lamp bulb that's designed
especially to beautify ceiling fix
lures where you're now using
bare bulbs, base up. It's called
the 50-GA. Its special shape, plus
an ivory-tinted coating on the
bowl part makes fixtures look
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bright light upward and mellow
ing the downward light. 50-GA
bulbs give soft, pleasing effect
that f1atters room surroundings.
too. 50-GA bulbs are just 4Oe,
plus tax, at G-E lamp dealers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-08

Frosting. Easy does it:
Beat p cup butter until creamy,
add ] esq yolk; gradually beat
in 2 cups confectioner's sugar.
Add | tsp. BURNETTS
Vanilla and several drops
BURNETT'S red colorine I'M
til desired shade. Sprinkle with
shredded coconut.
But don't STOP there :. the u. S.
Certified Pure Food Colors fred,
green. yellow and b]ue) in
BURNETT'S Color Kit are Won
derful for tinting all sorts of
party treats. SO get your
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colorful beauty to your candies,
cookies. and salads. make them
as pretty IS they are delicious!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-08
FOR MEALTIME TREATS that

baby your bud
get, l recon-
m en- d B in B
Mushrooms
for this talent
ed" treat gives
humble dishes
e We n lef t.
overs! } elegance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-08
GIVE YOUR CEILING FIX

TURES A NEW
LOOK and
for only the
price of a few
lamp bulbs
Here's a sugges-
t | o n FIR o m
G z n E r A l.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-08
BUY:LLNES* Nancy Sasser
AWseky Advertising Column Of things New and interesting

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full news this week :. brand new Good Will
offer! Now the Cannon face cloth in every regu-
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your bathroom This big IL" IL" Cannon face
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am sure i. because none of us ever have
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-08
YOUR FRIENDS MEAN WELL

UUt ~
specialists kno1o
what cereal is
best for baby.
It's CREAM OF
RICE, of course
for t h i S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-08

Cannon face cloth in regular size SILVER todayl
EVEN BEGINNER make the tenderes fakes nut
sweet piecrust the time every
time. How? With the exciting Water ES1f0(
Whip" Pecrust Method - O 4 nv
that amazing shortening Homogenized SPRY. ES SfI/
You it eliminates cutting in" short " n
ening, and it does with all guesswork Ma. ~
about how much liquid to and how to add EA NEA
1t. Truly it's mssproof here's all .>ENL%N--H
With fork, simply beat the liquid and the I><
Homogenized SPRY together then sft the '-<-------
dry ingredients right the SPRY whip" After
stirring only 50 seconds the easeshandng dough had
ready roll. Results? The enderest hakes fork
broke and time too!
You simply try
Whip" Recipe write Nancy 271 Madison
New N T. Just remember Homogenzed SPRY the
bingham the shortening that mixes properly
with liquid It's must" in this miracle method.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-08
SURPRISE YOUR VALENTINE

with q SW ee t.
heart Cake! Just
follow your ia.
vorite recipe and
bake in a heart
shaped cake tin
-. then crown"
with this bright,
re d Cupid's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-08
,r meat or vege-

STOP THINK before you throw away leftover mea
tables FOR here's recipe for melt-inyour m a
mouth Sour Cream Sauce that will make 'em taste NW
like again. Reason is this it's made with - q
SwfUs AI.LSWEET the margarine with the deli. II II
cate NATURAL. bavor. No artificial favoring ever ~
AND the ~ n T" test proves it. Just taste
ALLSWEET'S delicate NATURAL flavor and any
other margarine N ten the difference It's that
luscious difference that makes any dish more de-
cious get AILSWEET in the golden lib.
prints in the package ucoored in the reg
carton tocae and try this:
Blend rbsp. ALLSWEET with tbsp four add cup CO
cally soured and tsp. salt Heat slowly. srrn
hickened then and cook for
Yields enough tor s servings
Evening star., 1951-10-29
Red Plot 10 Unseat
Shah Of Iran Reported
BY the Associoted Prefa

TEHERAN, Iran, Oct. 29.-
Trans government says it has un-
covered a Communist plot to un-
seat Shah Mohammed Reza Pah-
levi.
Police said a raid on an und der-
ground headquarters of the out
lawed Red Tudeh party produced
thousands of leaflets calling for
custer Of the 32-year-old Shah
and formation of a national gov
ernment."
The police said they also found
very important documents which
may lead to further discoveries. "
An undisclosed number of ar
rests was made in the raid.
The Tudeh party was outlawed
after the Shah was wounded in
an assassination attempt in
February, 1949 Since then it has
operated covertly, in recent
months taking a major part in
anti British demonstrations
staged by militant nationalists in
connection with the oil national
ization program.
Western observers fear that the
ludeh may stage a revolution to
seize the government if continued
absence of revenues from the
noW-sllent nationalized oil indus
try results in an economic break
down in Iran.
Evening star., 1951-10-29
FechfeIer Calls for Decision
On NAT0 Navy Leader
BY the Assoeioiee Press

PARIS, Oct. 29.-Admiral Will
liam M. Fechteler. United States
chief of naval operations, called
today for an immediate decision
on an overall commander for the
Atlantic Ocean region under the
North Atlantic Treaty.
Admiral Fechteler, whose own
nomination for this post last sum-
mer was criticized by Winston
Churchill as an afTront to Brit
aims naval prowess, told a news
conference NATO leaders should
proceed forthwith" to fill this
position.
The lack Of such a commander,
he said, is decided handicap"
to defense planning. But he de-
clined to be drawn into a state
ment whether this commander
should be an American, or. as Mr..
Churchill demanded, a Briton.
This is a matter for all 12
North Atlantic) treaty nations"
he said.
Admiral Fechteler himself was
removed from the controversy by
the sudden death of Admiral For
rest Sherman in Naples last Au-
gust and Fechteler's subsequent
appointment to succeed him as
chief OF naval operations.
Evening star., 1951-10-29
Medium-Sized Atomic Bomb
Dropped From B-29 mNevodu

Iabout 1000 feet over Kaibar For
lest, Utah, reported seeing the flash
some 200 miles distant. 1t also
was widely seen in Las Vegas and
other Southern Nevada communi-
ties. but was felt by comparative
ly few persons. There was 10
damage reported.
The Acc reported finding a
small amount of radiation in the
Beatty-Lathrop Wells area, about
35 miles southwest of the Yucca
Flat test site, but it was termed
harmless.
Yesterdays bomb - unofficially
the nineteenth major nuclear ex-
plosion by the United States
flashed white, then glowed red for
perhaps two seconds before send
ing up a column Of smoke and
the familiar atomic mushroom.
Changing through various colors
from gray to purple to brown to
pink. the nuclear cloud assumed
a W" shape which stretched
widely across the sky before finally
disintegrating three hours after
the blast. AT its peak, the cloud
rose TO probably 10000 feet and
Evening star., 1951-10-29
Is G|s Are Burned
As Balloon ExpIodes
Al New Truce Site
BY the Associated Press

PANMUNJOM. Korea, Oct. 90
One of four big yellow balloons
marking this new armistice con-
ference site exploded yesterday
and burned 13 American soldiers
The men had lowered the bal
loon for refllling with hydrogen
1T exploded all at once. flames
and ALL" said Pvt. Donald Ryan
Los Angeles. He was unhurt.
Some soldiers jumped into a
nearbystream to extinguish theit
flaming clothing.
Helicopters evacuated II men
who suffered the worst burns. An
ambulance took the other two
back to u. N. lines.
1t. Col. Joseph Borchert, Salt
Lake City. and three enlisted men
shoveled sand over the flames
The others were Pfc. Jasper
Haynes. Honey Hill. S. c.: Pvt
Robert Proudlock, Scranton. Pa.
and Pfc. Robert Carlson, Brattle-
boro, VT.
The balloons are used to warn
aircraft away from the confer
ence neutral zone.
Evening star., 1951-10-29
Negotiators Unable
To Make Progress
|0n Korean Truce 1
BY the Assoeiaied Press

MUNSAN. Korea. Oct. 29.-
Allied and Communist negotia-
tors failed again today to make
any progress toward agreement on
location of an armistice buffer
zone in Korea. -
"Today's discussions were corn-
pletely inconclusive," the official
U. N. spokesman announced.
subcommittee of the main ar
mistice delegations met three and
one-half hours in Panmunjom.
They scheduled their sixth meet
ing for II am. tomorrow 60 pm.
Monday EST).
Each side has, proposed q de-
marcation line. The U. N. wants
it generally to follow the current
battle line, mostly in North Korea.
The Reds want the Allies to
pull back as much as Is miles,
giving up such hard-won posi-
tions as the Iron Triangle. the
Punchbowl and Heartbreak Ridge.
In exchange. they offered the
OngJin Peninsula in the west.
which the U. N. says has little
military value.
Allied negotiators rejected the
Communist plan and said it could
not be considered ANY further. !"
Brig. Gen. William P. Nuckols,
the U. N. spokesman. described
today's talks as "a fruitless effort
to arrive at" solution.
He said subcommittee members
argued "spiritedly" but in com
|pletely impersonal atmosphere"
on the two conflicting proposals.
Evening star., 1951-10-29
Suicide Verdict Issued
In Death Of Retired Man

A certificate of suicide has been
issued by deputy coroner Richard
Rosenberg in the death of Walter
Lee King, "a
Mr.. King was found in the base
ment Of his home at 9O6 G street
Sc. yesterday by his brother-in-
law. Joseph F. Tastet, of the same
address. Police said Mr.. Kings
throat and both wrists were
slashed by a straight-edge razor.
Police said Mr.. King had been
IN Ill health and was worried over
losing his memory lately. He left
no notes. A Gallinger Hospital
physician pronounced him dead
on the scene.
Mr.. King was retired about four
years ago from the Naval Torpedo
Station, Alexandria.
Police said Mr.. Kings wife has
been i'll and has not been told of
her husbands death.
Evening star., 1951-10-29
BY the Associated Press

LAS VEGAS. New, Oct. 20
The United States now has al
least three arrows to its atomic
strong bow.
Joining the select company OF
the large A-bomb and the baby
A-bomb yesterday was a medium
sized weapon which gave off a
brief, brilliant flash and perhaps
the most freakish cloud effect
yet seen in any nuclear test by
the Atomic Energy Commission.
The moderate, by comparison.
bomb was dropped by a B-29
plane in daylight demonstration
yesterday morning.
1t was the second after-dawn
nuclear test put on by the Acc
after much delay because of
weather and various operational
difficulties.
Unlike the pallid baby blast last
Monday. yesterdays detonation
caused a rumble heard as far away
as Big Bear, Calf. 225 miles
away, and St. George. Utah. 1876
miles of. An aviator flying at
Evening star., 1951-10-29
Spender Warns Of Threat
By Reds in Middle East
BY the Asseeioted Pres,

NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-Percy C
Spender. Australian Ambassador
to this country. expressed the be-
lief today that Russia would seek
to overrun the Middle East as the
initial step in any, direct aggres-
sion against the free world.
He spoke toabout 1000 persons
at the opening of the 38th National
Foreign Trade Convention in the
Waldorf Astoria.
Mr.. Spender said the Middle
East was vulnerable to Soviet at
tack because of international con-
f1icts in that area and the lack of
Middle East command.
The Satellite states of Eastern
Europe, which many believe are
designed to provide Soviet Russia
with springboard for an invasion
Of Western Europe" he said,
would afford to Soviet Russia a
protective screen for the north
south corridor down which she
would attempet to drive to the
Balkans and the Middle East"
Evening star., 1951-10-29
ICC Allows Carriers
To Drop Tourist Cars
BY the Associoied Press

The Interstate Commerce Com
mission today authorized the rail-
roads to drop entirely the tourist
sleeping car service which has
been disappearing for several
years.
Such cars have been largely con-
fined to the Western railroads. in
recent years they have been
largely used for movement of mill
tary personnel. The discontinue
ance was protested by the Defense
Department, but the ICC ruled
that the tourist car rate does not
yield sufficient revenue to warrant
a continuance.
The tourist sleeping car offered
an accommodation between the
first class pullman and the day
coach.
Evening star., 1951-10-29
John Roosevelt, Portner
Buy Cosmetic Firm
BY the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-Johr
Roosevelt. youngest son of the
late President Roosevelt, said to-
day that he and business asso-
ciate have purchased a German
cosmetic company from the United
States Office of Alien Property
The associate. Raymond E. Lee
whose home is in Beverly Hills
Calf. currently is in New York
He said the firm. Ferd. Muhlens
Inc, was bought for $126,50C
through the brokerage house OF
Kuhn. Loeb & Co.
Evening star., 1951-10-29

with hand grenades. he fought
gallantly with his men in repulsing
and killing the fanatic attackers in
each encounter.
Enemy Losses so Per Cent.
Painfully wounded in the face,
arms and chest by bursting gre
nades. he staunchly refused to be
evacuated and continued to fight
on until a successful defense of
the area was assured, with loss
to the enemy of more than so
per cent dead. wounded and cap
tured.
In the action also on November
90. for which Maj. Myers was
awarded the Congressional Medal,
he was serving as executive officer
of the Sd Battalion. 1st Marine
Division. His citation reads:
Assuming command of COM
posite unit of Army and Marine
service and headquarters elements
totaling approximately $50 men,
during a critical stage in the vital
defense of the strategically i'm
portant military base at Hagaru-
ri. Maj. Myers Immediately initi-
ated a determined and aggressive
counterattack against Well-in-
trencheds and cleverly concealed
enemy force numbering an esti-
mated 1000. .-e. s..
Severely handicapped by a lack
of trained personnel and expert
enced leaders in his valiant efforts
to regain maximum ground prior
to daylight, he persisted in con-
stantly exposing himself to in
tense, accurate and sustained hos
tile fire in order to direct and
supervise the employment Of his
men and to encourage and spur
them on in pressing the attack.
"Inexorably moving forward up
the steep, snoW-covered slope with
his depleted group in the face of
apparently insurmountable odds.
he concurrently directed artillery
and mortar fire with superb skill
and, although losing ITO of his
men during IA hours of raging
combat in sub-zero temperatures.
continued to re-organize his unit
and spearhead the attack. which
resulted in 600 enemy killed, and
500 wounded.
Families At Ceremony.
"By his exceptional and valor-
Gus leadership throughout. Maj.
Myers contributed directly to the
success of his unit in restoring
the perimeter. His resolute spirit
of self sacrifice and unfaltering
devotion to duty enhanced and
sustained the highest traditions
of the United States Naval Serv-
ice"
AS Maj. Myers was decorated. he
was f1anked by his wife, their
daughter Susan, Z and son, Scott,
4: his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
bert G. Myers, a sister, Miss Bon
ME K. Myers. and Mrs. Myers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George E.
Bachelor.
With Maj. S. Sitter were his
wife and their 2l2-year-old son.
Michael Stephen. and Maj. Sit
ter's father, William A. Sitter.
Evening star., 1951-10-29
Nurse Complains
Latest Medicines
Shorten Illness
BY the Asseeioted Press

LONDON. Oct. 29.-Even anti
biotics have their not-so-funny
side.
State Registered Nurse Miss
Florence Hook pleaded guilty to
stealing a bottle of milk off a
London doorstep while unem-
ployed She has been left with
out patients since they started
using penicillin and aureomycin,
she explained. adding:
Such drugs have reduced the
duration of pneumonia and inf1u1
enza to a matter of days. I had
an M. P tmember Of Parliament !
who recovered very quickly. 1t
was excellent for him but not
for me-"
Evening star., 1951-10-29
New Korea Casualties
TotuI BAL: 200 Killed

Additional hattie casualties in
Korea totalling 841 were made
public in two lists released by the
Department of Defense over the
week end.
The two publications listed 200
killed, 572 wounded. q missing
and 42 injured in battle zone &C
cidentS.
Evening star., 1951-10-29
Woman Killed al Suez
While Egypt Moves
Toward War Footing
BY the Assoeioted Press

CAIRO. Egypt. Oct. ga Brit
ish military spokesman said today
an Egyptian woman was killed
and her male companion wounded
by British troops who fired on
their automobile as they tried to
crash through a British road
block in the embattled Suez Canal
Zone.
The spokesman said an Egyptian
officer Immediately made an off,
cial protest against the shooting.
which occurred last night after a
weekend lull in the canal zone.
Egypt, meanwhile, moved toward
a war footing.
The Egyptian State Council,
which has the status of a supreme
court, yesterday approved general
mobilization Of manpower and
drafting Of all Egyptians between
18 and so lin case Of war or
threat of war"
Council of War Provided
1t also provided for setting up a
high council Of war headed by
Prime Minister Mustapha Ell
Nahas Pasha.
This latest move in the British
Egyptian squabble over the Suez
and the Sudan needs only formal
cabinet approval to become law.
Badawi Khalifa Pasha, under
secretary of the interior. said last
night 1903 new British reinforce
ments for the Canal Zone had ar
rived yesterday in several ships
at Port Said.
The British-Egyptian crisis
caused the Egyptian government
today to postpone widely-heralded
ceremonies marking the opening
of new $6 million canal bypass
named for King Farouk.
King Farouk had been set to
snip a ribbon Thursday. The new
canal will permit two way traffic,
eliminate some of the waiting time
at the entrance and thus speed up
passage.
Confusion Over Shooting.
There appeared to be some con-
fusion over last nights shooting,
which occurred at Tel Ell Kebir.
20 miles west of Ismailia, scene
of bloody rioting two weeks ago.
The British spokesman said
troops manning the roadblock
fired after the automobile tried
to crash through" Egyptians
claimed British soldiers searching
bus at a Tel Ell Kebir control
point killed a woman passenger.
Most Arab language newspapers
in Cairo ignored an appeal by the
SudaneSe constituent commission
yesterday to the United Nations
for help in obtaining full self
government for the Sudan.