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Evening star., 1952-10-23
British Reveal Principle Of New JET Plane Engine

range heavy bombers and pas
senger aircraft.
The Conway Is the worlds first
bypass" engine. It produces Its
double power by introducing part
Of the air drawn into the engine
directly into the exhaust. instead
Of driving all Of it through the
combustion chamber. In ordinary
Jets. all the. air intake goes di-
rectly into this chamber for use
in burning the fuel.
Evening star., 1952-10-23
BY the Assoeioisd Press

By the ASSoeiafsd Press
LONDON, Oct. 23. Britain
lifted q corner Of the security
blanket around her latest Jet air
craft engine today. disclosing 1t
produces twice the power Of an
ordinary Jet while using less fuel.
Exact details. however, are still
top secret.
The Rolls Royce unit-known as
the Conway-gives an extra boost
for quick takeoffs and was de-
signed especially for use In long
Evening star., 1952-10-23

Vitamin A, we also add thousands of gall
Ions of fat-free milk, which contains the
valuable solids and minerals.
Indeed, it is hard to think of anything you
could give your children to make them
stronger, or more healthy. This great tri-
rmph of modern research will make them
90 like steam-engines!
Save Up to 50e a Pound
You might expect to pay fancy price for
this glorious new table margarine, which
is Internationally guaranteed by Lever
Brothers Company.
But the amazing fact is that GOOD LUCK
costs NO more than old-fashioned oleO!
So treat yourself to the best, and still
save as much as SOC pound-enough to
buy two extra quarts of milk for your
familyl s.s,.-sS ~
.e.-. .4 -
Evening star., 1952-10-23

tives in an effort to settle the dis
pute. which is centered in wage
and contract negotiations. Neither
side would comment on the talks.
Evening star., 1952-10-23
save as much as 50e pound and even
husbands can't tell the difference!

T1RANKLY. we never expected to see
l. farmers wives switch to marga-
rine-we thought they would be the
very last to see the light. But we've
been getting letters that say nice
things like this:
when you said in your ad last week that
GOOD LUCK margarine tastes so good even
farmers wives are using it, that was pretty
hard for me to believe.
"Of course I'll admit was surprised to
see that GooD LUCK is made of only the
finest farm products.
'But you really got me curious when you
said could serve GOOD LUCK to my hus-
band and he'd never know the difference.
MIR. Lever, you just don't know my hus-
band! decided, This I've got to see!'
$50 when we were in town shopping Satur-
day, bought two pounds of GOOD LUCK.
Il didn't tell Lawrence thing about it.)
He Never Knew the Difference!
"At Sunday dinner we used GOOD LUCK
for everything. We spread it on my home
made rolls, melted it on the mashed pota-
toes, and just shattered it on the corn. I
sat there and waited.
"Finally Lawrence pushed back his chair
and said, What feed! Mmmm-mmm!
And best of all, it's 1000 home grown,
home cooked, and home made!'
II hated to tell him the truth, but l did.
He stroked his chin for minute and said,
What do you know. GOOD LUCK marga-
rine, eh?' Then he asked how much it cost.
when l told him, he just kind of smiled.
There wasn't much he could say, was
there?"
Is GOOD LUCK as Novrishing as
"YoU-KnoW-Whuf"?
The latest medical evidence proves that the
new GOOD LUCK is, if anything, more nour-
ishing than "you-know-what''
For example, GOOD LUCK gives you
minimum Of Is, 900 U.S.P. units of Vita
min A in every golden pound-more than
you get in thirty glasses Of Grade A milk!
What more, Coon LUCK gives you these
vitamins all the year round-not just in
Evening star., 1952-03-07
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 40 h-ton panel: ladder
sssS sssk ss6 sSks aoan ana u@. 5Sns soiss yi5s wen
FORD Al acton panel; looks and
runs oH,y very wells 1926, s26 doyn.
FSkD Oh sssS sStSi 1n-.en .sak. truck; .z-
sS;Ss:sy js assy 4 ,.ss: sSs, 'SSs i.s issS
az 1871 GMC lh-ton dump. $500.
dunn az isaS ssSo. IVsfTRas'oRs5 %TIRE o%o5rok cS
ton. Va. phone or. 5000. -
DODGE 1851 h2-ton express. brand
new, never been on road; sale price,
S1,295. Phone Rockville 2151. IS
cEExRoaEr tgCn w a4eS laaS panel; good co9d.'
CaESVRoIEI 1850 pickup: used only
for light deliveries; very good; $500
KIRK, 1900 Ga. ave. Ill
FORD AZ h-ton panel: very clean;
SEord). $685. Wis. ave. NV. OR
FcCRD' so h-ton pickup: low mile.
co. ssSoIdj. $685. wis. ave. n.w.'
FSkD SHaS 4S 1M-ten cab and chassis;
MOTOR CO sFOrdG 1886 wis. ave
F6oRD ORD @ 1881 opI"v n. "v-s'' pickup truck;
sea island green. 5-star. extra cab,
rear bumper. hot-yater heater; one
rom go rs iR-ton; 15s' wheel
base. 7,5Ox20 8-ply tires. AL around
very clean, only. S1.645. HILL 4
besles seSDFTsSN sNA. Sssa $3.50. 1ii9 vermont
FORD "a .sv-s" h-ton vanette; so.
day guarantee. In top shape. WI
paint buyers choice Of colors. S545
HILL q SANDERS, Wash.s Oldest
FORD Dealer fNA. sS50l. lila Yer.
IESaTrFRhINaSfioNxI SarRI ayffii S TRACTOR ..1sse
T,-l92; 6th wheel. saddle tank. all
horn ood rubber: AL cond; 9es'
Damastps 27s1. --9
Evening star., 1952-03-07
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

:. and G g.; Hy6ra-Natie: di f9Iiy eaSip. saShs !:
ti9n; orie; owner; g; 600 miles
sTskss. w tires: ai,ooO' miles; miles;
PACKARD AT sedan: very clean: r
and h.; sacrifice. $3.50. Call GE
pxSH p2sS4 AZ aiEer 9 Pm; plg9;.. -
p2enSiesf; S6A needs motor work; $500
PACKxRD 1850 convertible SUPER;
4 clean condition; can be bought fol
balance due; S1.70o. INQUIRE AK
Solg: or can be seen at Az IIth
PxCKARD 'is 4-dr. sedan; r a snd
s s., @ ,osS q bsst ofisT; III. ~ 1-esSs. 20
fA6iGhAmR Aitrama9ic; S9 In. sSs S.3 ,.,aSnad and nj ri
Sssr 10y ESyAG aSn MoToRs. TNoaess caRYs;; b RiSss;
LER-PMMYMSoyTH. IA Is Kennedy st.
rhSHcSSH T.. sSadi; S I'll. 4. e1s ssssy .na hi
Eo.dL r 7 ave. Hyattsville. ND. UN.
PLYMOUTH 1851 Special de ID lux,
sedan with heater. directional sic.
mails, airfoam cushions; low mileage;
excellent cond.; S1.650. DE. $40
PIYS6UHf;HH 80 Special de luxe 4.
dr., and h.. orig. black finish
excel. cond throughout; $1,495; new
car guar. ROYAL MOTORS. CHRYS.
nTE-FTF19MS2HaH' NV. T1. S9ssH! 10 Kennedy St
gas Ssn.4. "a s5occ cc1sTsEoos n.s so,ss. sS
Fuar.: RoYSL sina MofodRSsS' ofsodSS' caRYsr cnsF5ssr
nEETIifM29TH' n1 TTi Ms229gSTH' 10 Kennedy st.
ssosS tres; ssesi. '' ssSS; $50. ona d
PLYMOUTH 40 Special de luxe A.
door; beautiful beige finish; excel
si.i77. ss1ms. Ia AeassaSPHsd sSSe for odty aeg
Soross 81 8 s7ao sec Gso =!
gia ave. NV. ~
FALMOUTH l946 2-dr.; r. and h.
clean throughout; guaranteed; S6gb'
WELLBORN MOTORS, INC, 100
PLYMOUTH 1888 convertible club
ffEgpe; fsM eoIS TSns very well; s1e6. S. doyn
PLYMOUTH 1947 S-door; r. and h.;
custom covered; excel; cond. through
sSs sasTasissf %ofosss sDssss sss5 Niehc: sSfsy
PLYMOUTH i949 Suburban; r. and
n; very low mileage by owner: like
s1;ss4; 81 !: JET 11 Hs65T2Rs' sp5IS2S s7a5 NieSoi;
PLYMOUTH 10 Special de luxe adj. /:
equip: beautiful blue finish. IKE
Eine nsyi one owner; $1,095. MAJOR
lPTHM0IJTH 1910 .x.tav,. .ooS ,,.,,.
snS5. sns seof 81. csSSys5s' sSSs. runs very ESSod;
PLYMOUTH 1915 Special. de luxe 4
ss;9s.s 11Gs sedan; an, Fadio and l' heater; low
ton throughout; $1.160 or best
PaYMoGTH PGaaE 4H essi .ss s-door sedan; 60 GOOD
sssS ssS2sisiGn; "a. 4oizsS 4piisz:sS Va insDectiSn'
PLYMOUTH 1947 4-door sedan; :.
and h.. new tires. In good condition;
$3.50. EN-. 1854 bet. 8. and 8 p m.
PLYMOUTH '4s Special de luxe 4-dr.
sacssn fS0a ffS%ly TuSssr sss can ami s. st
$9S5. CHEVY CHASE MOTOR Co.
INC. 7z25 Wis. ave. OIL. 6100.
PSfTaoUTH SSia oSSSii 1885 2-dr. sedan: t,ne
away. cali iii 10. T 5-s4S1. S''' -0s gyms
tires. in excel. cond.; $275. Medical
student needs cash. LU. 1855.
PLYMOUTH 40 de luxe 2-door: beau
tiiui pea green nnish: matching seat
age: one owner. remarkable value.
ERY sTUBBS, Lincoln Mercury,
37l5 Bladensburg I'd. AP. 2929.
Evening star., 1952-03-07
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

IA Special de- luxe 4.
chanic's special. $3.50. NORRIS
HUGHES; 76I4 GeOrsia ave. NV.
PE19iModtGTTnni IN 1871 convertible: exc e1c.,.
motor; M tor. new new top, hhssaater; 3 S2S5 cash
PLYMOUTH ~ Special de luxe club
coupe; r. and b.: good condition;
s ,$38S; 3 Il . "a; $4,000. Ext. 84S; %
ish. imma culate % conSition; on P.acn r. and m H..
sPoaMasSY MslSsYe earyEoirfH.n Hn!E ssrd S7ss as
pAyMSrInniE. A sts; niE. Nj 5s 1646; 80 ],
black finish, :. and h.: perfect aa- CON-
mo- Ia sfEMaY EVA YpSIoiTr5 %T6Es syn no is In Insr
, 1900 18th st. NV. Open S-0 week.
pGYSoiHSTSS pfsHs III s4SsHdass AZ a.ssor !. r.. ,.a,o
$3.50 or best ofser. .dE. s45o. 80
PLYMOUTH 1896 sedan; excel. motor
SS. SSSLiTzS MiioiToRs.' Ii 1868 sisdsSs-
PLYMOUTH 80 Special de luz, 4-dr.
miles; beautiful sea-mist Sreeii IN.
ish. spotless interior. Car positively
same as new In every way, Must be
ssen HSnS,e e ee sappppcsesiated. app 4 81 .a2S. BELL
NASASHso' OVAu WIS. 1te. VIZ. bIVUs
PLYMourH 1887 a-dr.. black paint;
Z. and h.; excellent transportation.
WIN finance entire price. Ju. S-5ss5.
PLYMOUTH 1912 club coupe; r. and
@ eond mssSa $685. st sss aosa aSss1sagsds u.s. ssSsS
PONTIAC '4s streamliner de iS,xs
sedanette; r. and h.. Wv.
HCYir i1SsSi sSis1 SMS1roFR Resh a1rTsn Ts0nd .SsS: :
PoNTfiiAc III eSOS eSOocSylinder 4-dr.; :.
and h.; good mechanical cond.;
$2S0; Pc. $50 dn;; R0YAL MOTORS.
6eds &. nv. T6. 9{ssH. 10 Ken
PONTIAC '4s Tcrpede sedan:coupe:
sd ssaffsnsstd g V only ssSs SOS sda 5
8Ss coAsTRS' y Rs' roSFfa oSPs svsan'asi as7 Sls9i s
P6Srfxc 'Ss fxs iSs17 d. conytcpso At; zsoo: r. and
quick sale. Ia. 6.6is4. go Ds s'of
PONTIAC 1941 club coupe: very clean;
PSNRRjtiSG4 PSSSN4Rj 80 dowa, W.. uN; 1s. solI.s. OLE. q.
sovIR Ss5 G SSfok Ssss;F r;ss ssrs las g:
st. NV. DU. $500. -
PONTIAC so IS" 4-dr. 2-tone blue
and grey. WV. tires. !. and n:
terms; ia. 5000 for demonstraticn
Or can be seen ct PETWoRTH MO-
TORS. 1920 Georgia ave. NV. -
PONTIAC 1g40 taxicab; 5000 or best
oner. Call ST. 9S66. -S
PONTIAC late ~ S-cyl. conv. coupe;
r. and h.. seat covers. life guard
tubes; excellent condition.; $765.
NO. o0S4. 30
Evening star., 1952-03-07
TRUCKS FOR SALE Gent,

CHEVROLET 1915 Panel; perfec,
thrcushout; motor newly overhaul.
| ed; inspect. guar; $3.50. 10. 2-6l45
ISTUDEBAKER AT M-ton pickup,
heater; very clean; S595. EDGE.
MOOR MOTOR CO. (Ford). $685.
wHiTE is46 WA. 2e: sovS; equip. will
air brakes. 16-ft. van body with /
steady Job; $1,000. LU. I-644s.
AUSTIN AT h-ton panel: motor jus,
overhauled by Hill q Sanders. Re.
finished dark blue. Ready. to 90
Low cost transportation $S46. HILL
q SANDERS, Wash's Oldest Ford
dealer {NA. 986O), lila Vermont
CHEvRoLET .4s sedan delivery; i'm.
mssuiatei s7Sb: EDqEMooR MO
TOR co. lFord), $685. Wis. ave
CHEVROLET 46 panel: good con.
dition, good tires. $685.. HILL q
dealer dss !NA. ssS0. 1iiz vermont
DODGE panel. late 1877; In perfec,
condition. Can be seen ct 1926
Wis. ave. NV. EN-. 42OO. %
DODGE 1947 stake body; $4,000 mi,
good cond.; $500. 5000 Georgia ave,
Evening star., 1952-03-07
VAGABOND

-. 1e4s model. alI-aluminum. so
1s f.; purchased new by woIklne
Sonu SonD insulated and furnished with
Las hesf Of equipment. Sleeps four
Tpaeeopie. Tae Large Lying S rom ,tS kitensn mem
peGIpta tandem wheels; Warner elc-
toiiet t trake system on all four, wheels;
new eIwsdisnsshesssd p 8 R4ssl tEsss iools:
type air ventilation; electric. hot
Water heater and EslrigeTatoT; a1E ssfs Sth.,
tiful sound engineering comfort
easicaitfs M tfsty features. This ts quality
sSs sSG and yya,s s5ya TsssO9iSS sS saSsg DyisSsS sS;
Hss S:ispr1di pIr1directions: Drive, out y. 9
yHMH ygHSH south Of Alexandria for ap-
nnronETsMy;.tsly nTy; ely 5 miles TO Penn-DSy
Ga,,Sa ~ ZIG noiice station, turn left on
foS 10 fenced, private olo'
and II Her.
Evening star., 1952-03-07
TRAILERS

HEETER TRAILER SALES. Cherry
HUI Trailer Park. Route I. BerWyn,
makes Of new and used house trail
ers; trailer service. electric weldine
and trailer kitches installed. TO
ROYAL sPARTANETTE. 1851. So IT,,
excel, cond.; priced reas.; 3 rms. 9
mos cd. OW. 94OO. Ext. 710. -S
NEW GLnERS, .rf. zephyGFs aSG ..ssa.oqiss and pssd
BANNER TRAILER SALES, at the
neon clock on o. s. No. l. Beltsville'
TRAILER ,ii 1919 1919 22-ft. Glider House
gopd condition. 81, 400. Contact
ThSERGT. EDWARDS. Bryans ROAD
Trailer Camp, near Indian Head, Nd
Te.sLER. a5 IT. Superior: s575: a
Lees Gas Supply Co., Penn DaW
near Alexandria, Va. or call Ii
VAN. PETTEN. Fort Belvoir. 61S4.
NEW SPORT TRAILER. perfect fol
travelling: l6x6.00 tires, espaeit!
$500 lbs. (Underpriced.) VIII TAXI
.SgoS vi 2490 ~ Z
Evening star., 1952-03-07
AUToMoTlVE MISCELLANEOUS

ALLEN MOTOR ANALYZER and AL.
len distributor synchrograph; excel
cond.; reas. price. GERMAN BROS;
1901 Rhode Island ave-. WA. 7O0O
Evening star., 1952-03-07

INTERNATToNAL N-ton panel. Ss95.
Steuart Truck Center
2001 w. Va. Ave. NE. LA. 5000
Evening star., 1952-03-07
AVIATION
BOATS
MOTORCYCLES

BSA-SUNBEAM-1952 models on dis
play. See 650-c.c. Golden Flash; new
improved 4-forward speed, 250.c.c.
Trades, terms. Repairs all makes.
Baraains in used machines. BLA-
All Sng SH 6O60. .
Evening star., 1952-03-07

FORD 2-ton stake, $3.50.
Steuart Truck Center
2001 w. Va. Ave. NE. LA. 5000
Evening star., 1952-03-07

CASH SACRIFICE
y.t. 80 luxury trailer home. custom
Asv;lt by Modern; % IT.; used one
year: original owner; S2,14b. 10.
Evening star., 1952-03-07
WATER FRONT PROP. FOR RENT

TRANSFERRED ABROAD-wish to
rent summer home and 2 cottages
on, Chesapeake Bay. 0wings Clifis;
consider sale Of / or 2 units.) All
modernly equipped, Fine grounds;
beautiful view; quiet residential COM
munity, with private beach; easy
committing, 80 miles to D. c. XII.
S-3667, %
Evening star., 1952-03-07

tiful Windsor blue, equipped with
new q. 8. Royal white-wall tires and
other extras; one owner; guaranteed
at 81 ,445. CHEVY CHASE MOTOR
Co, INC. 7726 Wis. ave. OIL. LOO.
Evening star., 1952-03-07

CHEVROLET Al, 2-door special de-
black finish. Been in one family
since new. 1895. MORRIS-HUGHES.
1914 Georgia ave. NV. RA. 1122.
Evening star., 1952-03-07

CHEVROLET 1851 Bel Air; beautiful
two-tone green, r. and h., spotlight.
wheel shields, seat covers. Very
low mileage: cannot be told from
SULLIVAN FORD CO.. Central ave
and Crane hwy, Hall. Md. Marlboro
Evening star., 1952-03-07
GARAGES

AUTOS 8 TRUCKS FOR HIRE
TRUCK. large or small: 1, 2 or 8
men; "a hrs: small Jobs Q speciality,
MI. 794S. 10. $4,000. -S
Evening star., 1952-03-07

PLYMOUTH 40 de luxe 2-door; beau
tiful pea green finish; matching seat
covers, radio and heater; low mile
age: one owner; remarkable value.
ss's ERY sTTBSgs TSdags siIgS Lincoln imoSMT0M Mefc1sE
37l6 BladensburG I'd. AP. 2A20.
Evening star., 1952-03-07

sTUDKBAKER. utility BODY $3.50.
: Steuart Truck Center
2001 w. Va. Ave. NE. LA. 5000
Evening star., 1952-03-07

l94S Custom club coupe;
Ter; $4,000 actual miles;
;wo-tone blue finish; scar
late condition throughout;
take car to your own
or approval; S1,145. BELL
SOLO Wisconsin ave,
The Arizona post., 1952-09-19
Post Milk
Fund Lauded

Arizona Post Milk Fund was
highly commended in the re-
port to the Tucson School
Board by the Health Dept. this
week.
AS a result of contributions
to the Milk Fund, conducted
over the Arizona Post Hour by
Nj. l.. RutZ the fall and winter
of 1951-52, "625O quarts of milk
were given some 24O students
and a survey by the University
of Arizona revealed that the
children who received two
glasses of milk each day gained
at least three times more rap
idly than they did before TAX
ing this amount of milk in the
school,.
Listeners of the Arizona Post
Hour made contributions to-
falling $500 to the fund.
The Arizona post., 1952-09-19
Poles Arriue
In Israel

TEL AVN (JTA) The first
group of Jewish immigrants to
arrive from Poland in two years
disembarked at Haifa this week.
The "a members of the party said
that the personal intervention of
the Polish President had made
possible their departure.
Some of the immigrants told re-
porters that there are still some
10000 Jews in Poland and that
most of them desire to come to
Israel. Anti-Semitism in Poland
has increased greatly, according
to the immigrants, and Jews are
afraid to speak Yiddish on the
streets of Polish cities.
The Arizona post., 1952-09-19

would be ratified in short order
and predicted an overwhelming
majority.
Social Democrats said that
"Germany's obligations do not
end with payment of reparations
there still remains the necessity
for every German to fight and
suppress all anti-Semitic tenden-
cies and attempts by Nazi groups
to make a comeback"
The Arizona post., 1952-09-19

ing such a group developed last
spring following Mrs. Jack New
ms return from the regional con-
vention at the coast. She had
been much impressed by the fine
work of young women's groups,
particularly Long Beach, and felt
there was need for a similar one
here. AS club president, she in
troduced the idea. Mrs. Marcus
Breger gave impetus and assist
ance in starting the local group.
Among those young women
who are eager to learn more
about Hadassah and to work for
it are: Mines. Philip Levin, Otis
B. Miller, Arthur Rauh. They in
terested other women which cul-
minated in this weeks meeting
Mrs. Reuben Finder was unani-
mously chosen temporary chair
man. For the present the new
Hadassah group will meet the
third Tuesday of the month with
the next one scheduled for Oct. 81
at the home of Mrs. Miller.
Meanwhile young women in the
community interested in working
for Hadassah are cordially invited
to affiliate with the group. In
formation may be had by phoning
Mrs. Levin at 6-3598 or Mrs. Mil
Ter at 6-1495.
Mrs. Meyer Cohen, president of
the senior Hadassah group, refer
ring with pleasure to a second
group in Tucson said, ''It is the
young mothers thruout the coun-
try who are rallying to the cause
of Hadassah. They feel a kinship
because Hadassah relates itself to
children and home care" She
also stressed ''that these young
women will become so indoctri-
mated that they will become the
Hadassah leaders. On them de-
pend Hadassah's future"
Of the % women present Tues
day evening, 19 indicated interest
by joining.
Mrs. Albert Galson, Los An
geles, regional Hadassah presi-
dent, visited Tucson Wednesday
and met informally at lunch with
Mrs. Cohen and some of the Of
ficers.
The Arizona post., 1952-09-19
To Form New Hadassah Group
For Young Married Women

Tuesday evening a group of
young married women met at the
home of Mrs. Sam r. Kaufman to
organize new Hadassah group,
composed of young marie d
women unable to attend after
noon meetings.
Serious consideration to form
The Arizona post., 1952-09-19
Press
For Pact OK.

BONN (JTA) - Social Demo-
cratic Party spokesmen said they
would press for speedy ratifca-
ton by the West German Parlia-
ment of the German-Israel repair
ations agreements. Government
circles asserted the agreements
Evening star., 1952-10-27
Ten FinaIists Named
By Junior Chamber
For F|emming Award

Ten finalists were named today
by the Junior Chamber of Com
merce for the annual Arthur S.
Fleming Award.
The award is made each year
to the outstanding young man,
81 to SO years old, in either the
Federal or District Government
service.
The winner this year will be
announced at a Junior Chamber
of Commerce luncheon at 1890
pm. Thursday in the Burlington
Hotel. Secretary of the Navy
Kimball will speak.
! FinaliStS named are Charles A.
Sullivan, 80, 65O3 Fairfax road.
Bethesda, Md, chief of the Far
East Section, Office of Military
Affairs, in the office of the Sec
retary of Defense; DR.. Hugh J.
Miser, 35. 2713 Blaine drive,
Chevy Chase. Md, chief. combat
Operations team, Air Force head
quarters; George B. Olmstead, "a,
206 Dale drive, Silver Spring, Md,
physicist, United States Air Force
headquarters.
Gerald w. Siegel, IS, 2319
Fortieth place NV. executive
assistant to the chairman, Securi-
ties and Exchange Commission;
Clifford D. May, jr.. 80. ITO Wood
lawn avenue. Falls Church. Va,
communications specialist, Office
iof the Chief Signal Officer, De-
ipartment of the Army; John c..
Trip. 33, Route 3. Gaithersburg,
Md, technical assistant to the
chief, Synthetic Liquid Fuels
Branch, Bureau of Mines.
James c. Kelley, 33. 1O4O3 Insley
street. Silver Spring, chief, Ma
Irine Tools and Industrial Equip
Iment Section, Department of the
Navy; Frank w. Barton, 35, 1910
Dublin drive, Silver Spring, direc-
tor of War Claims, War Claims
Commission; DR.. Bowen c. Dees,
35, 1886 Yuma street NV, chief,
Fellowship Section, National
Science Foundation, and Seymour
S. Berlin. 35. 531 Southampton
drive, Silver Spring. chief, Policy
and Procedures Section, United
States Civil Service Commission.
The Board of Judges are Judge
Luther w. Youngdahl of United
States District Court for the Dis
trict of Columbia, chairman;
Glenn Stahl. executive secretary,
Federal Personnel Council; Ed
ward D. Merrill, president. Wash
ington Board of Trade, and Joseph
Young, Star Government colum-
mist.
Three certificates of merit will
be awarded in addition to the
first-place Arthur S. Flemming
Award.
Evening star., 1952-10-27
Civil Defense Outlines
Drive for Volunteers
BY the Associated Press

Between Armistice Day and
Thanksgiving next month, the
Federal Civil Defense Administra-
ton will conduct a Nationwide
campaign to sigI4 up volunteers
for future service.
The registration will not make
an individual a fully enrolled
member of the organization. James
J. Wadsworth, acting civil defense
administrator, said it will only in
dicate willingness to be called for
training at a later date.
Mr.. Wadsworth said more than
100 national and community Or
ganizations will participate in the
November 11-27 drive. These in
clude business, civic. labor, pro-
fessional and veterans organiza-
tionS.
Mr.. Wadsworth said the cam
paign is the initial phase of 8
pledge for home defense" OBJ
servance. He said it is designed
to stimulate and train all citizens
Evening star., 1952-10-27

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BY the Asseeioied Press

SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 81
Three members of Woody Her
mans dance band were arrested
in Salt Lake City yesterday or
narcotics violation charges, fol-
lowing performance of the band
The three, Louis Michael De-
Santo, Is, Philadelphia, a come
dian with the band; John Rich
ard Hafer, 25, Wyomissing, Pa.
and Sam Staff, %, Long Beach
Calf. saxophone player, were
taken to Salt Lake City Jail fol
investigation of illegal possession
Evening star., 1952-10-27
Woody Herman Bandsmen Held on Narcotics CHARGE

of marijuana, and dexadrine, a
drug to ward off sleep.
John Stansfield. Federal mar
IcoticS agent in Salt Lake City,
signed complaint against the
trio charging them with failing
to pay transfer tax on narcotics
as required by United States code.
Mr. Stansfield said he was "sick
of these guys going around the
country with immunity Haunting
the use of narcotics"
The trio told officers they didn't
buy any of the narcotics in Utah
but brought it into the State from
Los Angeles and Galveston, Texas.
Evening star., 1952-10-27
Kumikoze Pilots Honored

TOKYO, Oct. 81 tP).-A memo
rial service for 1900 japanese
Kamikaze suicide pilots who died
in World War II was conducted
yesterday at Tokyo's Yashukuni
Shrine, the center for Japanese
war dead Some 400 bereaved
family members attended the
service, the first of it's kind.
Evening star., 1952-10-27

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