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Evening star., 1952-10-05
Science calendar
Technical Society
Meetings Listed

Scientific and technical society
meetings haze been announced
/ for this tUeek By the Joint Com
naittee on Press Relations of
/ the District Council of Engineer
ing and Architectural Societies
and the Washington Academy
+ OF Sciences. All meetings listed
are open to the public unless
otherpise listed.
Tomorrow.
1 American Society for Engineer
ing Education, National Capitol
Area Sections pm. meeting,
Catholic University. st. Johns
Hall. room A. Subject: Improved
Utilization of Engineering Man.
power.
| Chemical Engineers Club of
WaShington-6 pm. dinner, Du-
port Plaza Hotel. Production of
Chemicals From Coal Hydrogen
ation," by DR.. H. B. Mcclure. vice
president, Carbide & Carbon
Chemical Corp.
i Tuesday.
American Institute Of Mining
a nd Metallurgical Engineers,
Washington, D. c. Section-5:45
pm. dinner. Hotel 240O. "A Min
eral Reconnaissance Of Nepal," by
Robert S. Sanford. Bureau of
Mines.
Botanical Society of Washing
tons pm. meeting. New Cosmos
Club. 2121. Massachusetts, avenue
NV. Bamboo Utilization" by DR..
F. A. Mcclure, Agriculture Depart
ment.
National Sociological Society,
D. G. Grotto-8 pm. meeting,
Georgetown Library. Slides Of
various caves.
Wednesday.
American Society Of Heating
and Ventilating Engineers -6
pm. dinner. MAYORS Restaurant.
Pneumatic Conveying, " by Ernest
Szekely. ASHVE national presi-
dent.
Geological Society of Washing
tons pm. meeting, New Cosmos
Club. Geologic Problems of I'm
derground Gas Storage" by Doug
las Ball; "A Preliminary Deter
mination of the Age of Some Colo
RADIO Plateau Uranium Ores by the
ead-Uranium Method" by L. r.
'Stieff, T. w. Stern and r. G.
Milkey: Geology of Wasatch
Mountains East of Salt Lake City.
Utah." by Max D. Crittenden.
Thursday.
American Chemical Society.
Chemical Society of Washington
S:15 meeting. George Washington
University, Hall of Government.
Contributed papers.
American Society Of Mechanical
Engineers. Washington ID. c.
|Section-6:30 pm. dinner, Frank
& Bernie's Steak House: 8 pm.
meeting, Potomac Electric Power
Co. auditorium, Tenth and E
streets NV. Gas Turbine Op-
Grating Experience and Develop
ments," by ]. o. Stephens, West
inghouse Electric Corp.
Friday.
American Society of Agricul-
Itural Engineers. Washington ID.
Co. Section-11:50 am. luncheon
meeting. Agriculture Department,
South Building, Room 1862. Flood
Prevention Program Of the United
States Department of Agriculture"
by Carl B. Brown, Agriculture De-
partment.
Evening star., 1952-10-05
A Lifetime OF Beauty
Yours For Pennies!

Think Of it! They take only 20 min
utes to plant now. They cost tiny frac-
ton of penny a bloom! But for those
few minutes, for those few pennies, YOU
can pick flowers from your winter gar
den for the rest of your life. Winter
flowers that sweep across your garden
in rainbow masses Of red, purple, gold
and orange. Winter flowers so incred-
IDLY fertile they grow up to 10 and l2
blossoms to a stem, many Towering up
to , full inches across. many bouquet
clusters stretching up to 9 huge inches
across. Winter flowers to circle your
bare shrubs and trees while icicIes still
hang from their branches. Winter flow.
Evening star., 1952-10-05
Fall Is The Time To Plant There
Can Be No DeIuy-Aet Nowl

Shipload has already left Holland
for America with only available Hol-
land Winter Garden supply. There
fore, this is the only time this adver-
tisement will appear in this paper.
This will be your only chance to buy
these magnificent Holland Winter
Flowers this year. Your satisfaction
is guaranteed. If you are not COM
pletely delighted with your Holland
Winter Garden, keep any 10 bulbs
free return the rest for your full
purchase price refund. No questions
will be asked. Mail your order at once
to HOLLAND WINTER GARDEN,
Dept. WIZ, 303 e. list Street, New
York Il, N. Y.
Copyright. 1852. Huber Hose 4 Sons.
Evening star., 1952-10-05
Architect Leaves for Iruo

Brown Rolston, architect and
chief Of the planning section Of
the National Capital Housing Au-
thority. has departed for Iraq to
join a State Department Point 4
housing mission. MIR. RolSton, who
lived near Vienna. Va, is accom-
lpanied by his wife.
Evening star., 1952-10-05
How Is II Possible to Grow
Flowers In The Snow?

For over 500 years, the people Of
Holland have specialized in breeding
the worlds finest and most unusual
flower bulbs. When Dutch explorers
first sailed to the new world, they
brought back not only furs and gold, but
strange snow-blooming plants and bulbs
never before know to civilization. From
Greenland they brought the Flame of
the North-so called because as they
entered the icy harbor, they saw reflected
in the water the flaming colors Of a red
mountain which they mistook for stone
but which TO their amazement
Evening star., 1952-10-05

They are guaranteed to multiply and give you
thousands more blossoms year after yeas. But now
is the only time to plant Shpload Of winter bulbs
has already left Holland for America This is your
only chance to order until next Fall So for the
winter garden of your dreams. mail coupon now!
Evening star., 1952-10-05
HOLLAND GROWERS SEND
AMAZING new SNOW BLOOMING
MIRACLE BULBS TO AMERICA!
Gardens Turn Into Winter Wonder.
land Of Beauty As FLOWERS Bloom
By the Hundreds From Late Winter
to Early Spring! Cost less than
us Cent O. Bloom!

This winter when chill, bleak
winds have killed off every other
garden in your neighborhood,
how would you like to food your
own garden with hundreds of
brilliant flowers more beautiful
than those you can grow in July?
Yes, this February and March,
can you imagine looking out your
window and watching the incred-
ible beauty of fresh SHOWS falling
on carpets of exquisite flowers
.. flowers that bloom by the
hundreds in every color of the
rainbow. And flowers that stay in
bloom long after the SHOWS have
melted away!
Evening star., 1952-10-05

In Holland we have the saying, Don't plant
bulbs plant pictures" The choice 5o-bulb
picture garden we send you for only $19s will
give you up to 1000 flowers beginning February
for less than 18th of penny bloom. They are
guaranteed to bloom this Winter and Spring!
Evening star., 1952-10-05

ers for indoor arrangements. Winter
flowers to line your walks and welcome
you home with a sunny smile while
there's still snow on the ground. Winter
flowers that you can plant in your lawn
because they bloom, before even your
grass turns green. We send you enough
winter flowers to frame you borders
with golden clusters of bloom. Enough
flowers to frame your terraces with blan-
kets of blue. Enough flowers to line your
evergreens and hedges with fiery red
masses of bloom that seem to melt away
the snow.
One variety we send you, alone, gives
you flaming clusters of 700 to 1900
deep purple forettes. And best Of all we
send you Holland Winter Garden so
simple to plant and grow your child
can do it in twenty minutes!
Evening star., 1952-10-05
Trees Are Bore
But Flowers Bloom!

Where earth should be bare . you'll
see your garden abIaze with color
You'll see glimmering star-shaped
Viking Lilies sparkle like blue dia.
monds in the snow! You'll see the
Foolish Maidens of January" tumbling
over one another in the snow-so white,
so pure, they'll make that snow seem
dirty! You'll see bare, desolate trees and
shrubs take on new beauty as your Cups
of Gold" surround them with a golden
ring of sun drenched blossoms. One var.
iey we send you-"The Pearls of Hol.
land" - will alone shower your garden
with over 700 deep purple Aorettes.
They'll frame your walks, dot your
lawns, spill over your terrace OF drift
into your reddish-blue masses Of "Siber.
ian Roses. One sight of them glisten-
ing in the cold will cheer you up for the
rest of the winter. You will be the first
in your neighborhood to have your gar
den bloom. You will be one of the
select few to have a Holland Winter
Garden transplanted to America!
Evening star., 1952-10-05

THE WINTER GARDEN or YOUR DREAMs-------
MAIL No-RIsK COUPON TODAY
GARDEN. York e. NY
Yes beautiful garden that will blossom in late Winter
and bloom again and again in March, April and May enclose
O$9s 1888 for Winter Garden have checked in box below
If completely satisfied will keep 10 bulbs free and
the rest for my full purchase price refund Sorry Gods
(Saves you &c postage charges)
WINTER GARDEN OFFER LIST (Chek offer desfed)
q $Iss OFFER. You Bulbs choice
Blooms Bulbs listed
forees Choice of hand picked boveup 1000 Blooms and
quality bulbs including nhcent foretes garden from
IXIA (Flame of the Noh) late Winter May (Pus Extra Gt
iiRCT1C ORCHIDS 20 Rare and Beautiful Hybrid ALL
IS CUP OF GOLD UNI and ANEMONE bulbs recently
IL PEARLS OF HOLLAND developed Hoand) l20 Bulbs
VIKING LILY all!
5 MAIDENS OF JANUARY
(or Siberian Rose available)
please Print in Pencl)
Zone State State~----------~---~-
Evening star., 1952-10-05
All Bulbs Cvurunteed TO Bloom
This Winter And SPRING
But You Must Plant Now!

The cost of these Holland Winter
Flowers is phenomenally low. We be-
lieve that once your neighbors see the
magnificent flowers growing in your
Evening star., 1952-10-05
PEARLS OF
HOLLAND

(Musoari)
(Angel's Tears) On 1898
offer you get II bulbs
enough to give you . field
Of over 700 purple tear
drop Aorettes. Massive 3"
deep purple clusters borne
on thick s" spikes. On
1898 Offer you get IS
bulbs producing over
1900 forettes. Bulbs and
flowers virtually double
with each passing year.
Evening star., 1952-10-05

rare and beautiful cousin of the orchid family 10
inches high with huge inch flowers Sweet violet fra.
GRANGE. Guaranteed to bloom this Winter and Spring
You'll pick them for corsages Flowers are dazzling
almost lumneseent violet blue. kissed by lip of pure
gold Surrounded by black and white areas which give
it "gerskin effect Of true tropic orchid Multiply year
after year. VERY RARE! (Ofer includes bulbs)
Evening star., 1952-05-16
Congress Advances
Bill for Child Actors
In Stage Shows Here

Legislation to permit children to
work in stage shows today was
PARKWAY through Congress.
A Senate subcommittee late yes
terday approved legislation allow
ing children as young as 7 to
appear professionally on the stage
here. The measure will come be-
fore the Senate District Commit
tee for action at its next meeting.
The subcommittee. headed by
Senator Pastore, Democrat, of
Rhode Island, amended the Sem
ate bill to conform to the bill
now ready for House action.
Both House and Senate bills
would eliminate the present ban
on the appearance of children
under IA. This prohibition has de-
prived Washington of such lead
ing New York productions as
South Pacific" and The King
and l."
The Identical measures would
permit young actors to perform
on Washington stages up to 1870
pm. They could not appear for
more than two performances in
any one day, nor in more than
eight performances in a week.
The House bill was approved
yesterday by its District Commit
tee and sent to the floor for action.
1t will come up May 26, District
Day in the House.
Testimony supporting the meas
ure was offered before both House
and Senate District subcommit-
tees by spokesmen for theatrical
groups, the Washington Board of
Trade, District officials.
Opposition came from the Labor
Department, the National Con-
sumers League and few indi-
vidualS.
Evening star., 1952-05-16
Bread Ruling After 77-Yeor
WrongIe May Go to Courts

The Governments new ruling
on bread-which came after IL
years, 1900 pages of testimony
from more than 200 witnesses and
1000 pages of eXhibits-may be
headed for a court battle. &
This appeared likely today. af-
ter Federal Security Administrator
Oscar r. Ewing turned down a
request for reopening the lengthy
hearings.
The request was from the Atlas
Powder Co.. whose softener was
ruled out as bread ingredient.
Another such request is forth
coming. this time from the Co.
operative League of the U. S. A.,
a league spokesman said. There
seemed little chance, however
that the second request would fare
any better than the first.
If it's request is turned down,
Evening star., 1952-05-16

the league may fight the ruling
in the courts. A survey of member
co-operatives is being taken to
learn their stand on a court
battle.
Standards for S Types.
The ruling. announced by the
Food and Drug Administration
yesterday, sets standards for the
five principal types of bread
white. milk. whole wheat, enriched
and raisin.
1t does not require listing of
ingredients on the label, except
for non-standard breads. For
these, the quantity of the in
gradients need not be listed.
The Cooperative League is
concerned about a bread it spon-
sors. which was excluded from
the list of white breads. The
bread was developed by nutrition
experts and has been sold as
white bread.
The hearings out of which the
ruling developed began in 1941.
During rs days of hearings, about
60 witnesses were heard. Stand
ards were drawn UP.
Delayed by War.
World War II. however, delayed
putting the standards into effect.
The War Food Administration re-
quested the delay.
When the war ended, the stand
ards were deemed out of date,
and the new hearings began in
1948. This time, there was a
total OF. 116 hearing days and
166 witnesses. .g
Much Of the voluminous testi-
mony developed from wrangles
among rival firms over emulsi-
fiers. The principal one involved
the Atlas Powder Co. and shorten
ing firms.
Federal Security Agency hear
ing officers said the sessions COW
cred the entire history Of baking,
which is quite extensive"
Bakers Appear Happy.
Exhibits included everything
from chemical analyses to a re-
port of two-year experiment in
the feeding of rats.
The Cooperative League was
sharp in its criticism of the FDA
ruling and the FDA was equally
sharp in its reply. The league &C
cused the FDA of being domi-
mated by industry and said the
effect of the order will be to
freeze the quality of bread into
a straightjacket Of mediocrity."
And FDA spokesman charged
certain groups with spreading
falsehoods about the ruling and
how it would affect bread stand
ards.
The bakers appeared happy
about the order.
The, major effect, Chairman
Curtiss H. Scott Of the American
Bakers Association said, would
be in changing labels on some
breads.
Evening star., 1952-05-16
20 Groups Will Be Heard
On BIB Gun Sales Here

Representatives of more than
20 Washington organizations will
testify at a Commissioners hearing
on whether to ban the sale. possess
sion and use of BIB guns in the
city, the District Society for the
Prevention of Blindness announced
today. -s-
Many OF the organizations are
expected to support the restrictive
ordinance, according to the So
ciety. Among them are the
Episcopal Eye, Ear and Throat
Hospital, the maintenance division
Of the public schools. the Fedora
tion of Civic Associations and the
Congress of Parents and Teachers.
The hearing will be held at 10
a m. Monday in the District Build
ing Board Room.
Evening star., 1952-05-16
Miss Gilbert Honored

Miss Bettina Gilbert, minister of
Christian education at Calvary
Baptist Church since 1947, has
been appointed assistant professor
of religion at Keuka College,
Kenka Park, N. Y.
The Arizona post., 1952-10-03
Sunday Euening Forum Begins
IIth Season of Public Lectures

The Sunday Evening Forum,
sponsored by the Catalina Meth
odist Church in cooperation with
the Tucson community, once
again has scheduled a full pro-
gram of lectures for the coming
season.
Andrae Nordskog, student of
constitutional law, will be the
third guest this season, speaking
Oct. S on Direct Election of
President. He has been instru-
mental in a recent movement to
abolish the electoral college.
Psychiatrist Talks
Psychiatrist DR.. Henry Shu-
macher will talk on Individual
ism and Marriage" at Tucson
High Oct. IL. Others to appear
on the program are Columnist
Frederick c. Othman. DR.. Will
Durant, American philosopher
and author, will analyze the
world situation and discuss pos
sible alternatives to a third world
war, Oct. 26. Religious leader
DR.. E. Stanley Jones and news
paperman Victor Riesel are
scheduled for November lectures.
The Cultural Committee of the
Community Council will sponsor
a speaker Jan. 10. Efforts are be-
ing made to obtain the senior
counsellor of the Israeli Embassy
The Arizona post., 1952-10-03

in Washington.
The lectures are financed by
advance donations from patrons
and from contributions received
at each lecture. Among the pa
trans are Messrs. and Mines. S.
Bacal, David Batavia, David w.
Bloom, Raphael Brandes, Elmer
CORTLAND, Louis Farber, Jacob
Fox, James Prudential, Harry
Gilberg, Hyman Goldberg, Ar
thur Green, Arthur Grunewald,
A. A. Kalish, Sam R. Kaufman,
Henry Kaufman, William Le-
Boff, Aaron Levy, Walter May,
Jr., Charles J. Miller, David
Mishkind, Joe Myerson, H. Myer-
son, Leo Rackoff, Henry Rubin
stein, William Schneider, L.
Shenkarow, Murray Shift.
Also Rabbi and Mrs. Albert
Bilgray, DR.. Benson Bloom, Miss
Rita Corn, DR.. and Mrs. Max
Costin, Norman DeRoy, Reuben
Gold, DR.. and Mrs. Philip Green
baum, DR.. and Mrs. M. Halpern,
DR.. and Mrs. Arnold Lieberman,
Mrs. Minnie Meyer, Mrs. jeanette
Rothberger, DR.. and Mrs. Leon
ard Weiner.
The Arizona post., 1952-10-03

Tune IN to one of Americas
most famous Jewish American
BroadcaStS, The Arizona Post
Hourand Eternal Light Hour over
KVOA, for two solid hours
SUNDAYS-Starting at 1890 am.
The Arizona post., 1952-10-03

Nearly theequares of the 40f Jewish refugees who arrived
six with the aid of United Service for New Amer
already citizens, agency survey shows Others will
become citizens Shown here the families the
homes they established and support All happy be citizens
and grateful for the opportunity provided them by USNA with
the help of communities throughout the and
of'the United Jewish Appeal.
The Arizona post., 1952-10-03

Arizona Post, October }. 1852
Evening star., 1952-12-18
wiley AssaiIs Russia,
Asks il Il Is Trying !
/ To Kill United Nations
By the Associated Press

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y, Dec
Ex-senator Wiley, Republican
of Wisconsin yesterday charged
the Soviet Union was aiming to
overthrow the non Communist
world and demanded to know
whether the Russians were try
ing to kill off the United Nations
as well.
Senator Wiley delivered his
bliStering attack during special
Political Committee debate IN
admission Of new members. He
accused the Russians of blocking
U. N. action at every turn and of
taking the path of aggression
against her World War II allies.
Stung by the attack, Russia's S
V. A. Zorin demanded two min
utes" to break in on the list of
speakers and answer the Sena-
tors charges.
Wiley Charges Deception.
His face red with anger, Mr..
Zorin declared, "Mr. Senator, you
should know that slander and
dirty innuendoes never helped
solve international issues. These
Iale arguments of the weak, not
the strong. They will do nothing
to help the United States cause
IN this debate OIL new member
states"
Senator Wiley. who is expected
to be chairman of the Senate For
eign Relations Committee under
the incoming administration said
Russia had cruelty deceived"
every ones hopes for a bright,
new world, born when the U. N.
was created seven years ago.
I'VE hoped" he said, that the
Soviet regime would recognize the
good will of the American people
We hoped that in the postwar
years it would permit the Rus
sian people to respond to the
friendship and admiration of the
people. We hoped that
out Of an alliance sealed in blood
there would arise peaceful
world"
Veto Record Cited.
Russia blasted these hopes, he
said. by her record of SIS vetoes in
the Security Council and her
belligerent attitude toward the
West.
THE Soviet Union cut her
people off from contact with theil
friends" Senator Wiley
declared. "She took the path Of
Evening star., 1952-12-18
Fate Of Gambling Tax
Rests With High Couri
AS u. 5. Ends Appeal

4 The fate of the $50 "occupa-
tionaP' tax on gamblers was UP
to the Supreme Court today, fol-
lowing arguments in which the
levy was likened to a prohibition
law and an invasion of constitu-
tional rights.
The tribunal concluded hearings
late yesterday on an effort by the
Government to save the 1851
statute requiring gamblers to reg
lister and pay the annual tax.
Ruled Unconstitutional.
Federal Judge George A. Welsh
ruled in Philadelphia last May
that the tax stamp provision was
unconstitutional, mainly as a po-
lice measure enacted in the guise
OF g. tax law. Judge Welsh did not
rule on a further provision which
requires gamblers to pay 10 per
cent tax on their earnings.
Jacob Kossman. Philadelphia
attorney for Joseph Kahriger,
whose indictment was dismissed by
Judge Welsh. told the Supreme
Court that the law requires filing
Iof detailed information on book
making. lotteries and other wager
ing operations and makes it avail
able to State and local police.
This is prohibition all over
again without the blessings of a
prohibition amendment" he de-
clared. What Roman holiday
it will be for the ladies' auxiliary
societies when the Justice Depart
ment starts posting names of
gamblers who apply for stamps
and thereby admit they are violat-
ing State laws"
Contends Law Is Proper.
Robert L. Stern, special as
sistant to the Attorney General,
contended that the Federal tax
could properly be applied toI
gambling activities illegal in most
States except Nevada.
"You can't apply the principle
against elf-incrimination asI
strictly in tax cases as is done
when persons are questioned by
Federal grand juries." he said. |
IF applied strictly. it might re-
suit in failure to file income tax
returns by persons engaged in IL
legal activities"
Evening star., 1952-12-18

~. .. Army Photo.
Of the japanese attack on Pear
Harbor he was chief of the
surgical service at North Sector
General Hospital at SchofelC
Barracks, Hawaii. He received q
commentator for his handling
of the wounded at that time.
Commander in England.
Gen. Heaton went to Europe ir
World War II in command of the
160th General Hospital. When
the hostilities ended he was in
command of the 802d Hospital
Center at Blandford, England.
The Legion of Merit was award
ed to him for his work during
the Pearl Harbor attack. He also
holds two Oak Leaf Clusters. One
is for his work as commander of
the 160th hospital. The other
was for his services as COM
of the 302d Hospital
Center.
Evening star., 1952-12-18

aggression towards her former
allies in the free world. AS a re-
suit. instead of devoting all ou1
energies to peaceful reconstruction
we have had to rearm ourselves.
What is the Soviet regime try
ing to do?" Senator Wiley de-
Imanded. us the Soviet Union
trying to kill the United Nations?"
He charged the Soviet Union
with controlling the votes of the
Iother four Soviet bloc members.
"Show me one instance" he
said, where the Soviet delegate
has voted yes and his camp fol-
lowers have voted no."
Evening star., 1952-12-18
Porcelain Coins Priced

VIKING, Canada (P). - Kurt
Loeschner estimates the UNIQUE
coins he smuggled out of East
Germany when he came here a
year ago are worth perhaps $4,000
They are porcelain coins made in
Germany in 1921 but found then
ito be too fragile for general use,