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APARTMENT

SITE
Desirable tracts. large and / small.
Priced very, reasonable. Water,
sewer available. Interested parties
call Mr.: Brown. EYES. AL. 1862;
CHAS. r. HOOFF, INC.
17o7 Duke St.. Alexandria. Va.
BEAUTIFUL LOTS
Prince Georges County
M. LEO STORCH
y Union 7649 -22
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
coLEsvTLLE ROAD
Pive-acre homesite with o command
ing view Of surrounding area, and
use us', q q = PVT, vi. spring fed iake. WIN
LAKE b CASKEY, Realtors
Ap. s400; Ewes. WA. $3.50
HOMESITES
ON TOP OF A MOUNTAIN
2.0oQ II. above sea level; 1 hr. from
wasnsingsond ASH Id.ss.I on Route ;,s Z. ao pano-
tional facilities. A limited. number
available under this offer this week
end only. Box SOL. Star. "a
46 DETACHED LOTS
?. q. COUNTY In fast selling area.
Priced cheap at $4,000.
LAKE d CASKEY, Realtors
AP. s40o; xvss.. Wa. e63e
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BUYER FROM THE SOUTH
Needs nice clean cars: price no OBJ
ject; will pay of your title and
give you cash difference. Mr.
MORRIS. OV 1000, SH. O8I1.
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
lContinued.D
SECURITIES BLDG.
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS WANTED
FARMS

EXCELLENT HORSE and cattle farm
coanty.230 acres. Sish s ELEVATION,
overlooking MARYLAND and Virginia;
several excellent streams, Splendid
site for gentlemans estate. Inn
proved BY farmhouse. bank barn.
6 Hsys ssrns PRICED l., At sS S1S9 So
spect write BOX 430-L. Star. -21
$40 DIN, $40 MO. buys for S35 per
acre. about 36 acres with 1925 yds.
WOoded; stream. s'Iss power e'i Inc: "Gssay Geay
busline. 80 mi. south Of D. c. TIE.
4l31. Alexandria, Va. -22
BROOM FRAME HOUSE. with 1874
acres. on Route I'll. about 20 miles
from WashinRton and near Gull
peper, Va. $4,000. Ia. 1901.
S40o DN.. $50 MO. buys for $500
nearly new 6-rm. frame dwelling and
20 acres; 10 cleared; elec, installed;
no well but springs and streams;
80 mi. south of D. c.; " mi. from
sfsi, sfG5s ans AIaxs ouSV1ins; Va' State road: TE
DAIRY FARM, near Gainesville, Va;
ment worth more than above igure;
$35,OOO cash, or will consider trade;
approx. ST 800 per mo. return from
dairy products. Cali ia. 2.9666, or
evenings, ia. 2-5927. -23
243 ACRES productive farm land;
good 6-rm. house, large barn. other
bldgs.; good fences; plenty Of
water; due to age and i'll health
owner offers this farm for SIC, 900,
terms. W. M. GRAIN, DU. 3447.
140 ACRES with an cid stone home
in need of repair; creek and springs;
$1,000.
A nice home Of z rooms, 81 acres
ground. welt located; $13,75O.
16 acres, 8-room house, high eleva-
tion, stream; $4,000.
An excellent country store property;
nice S-room house and store house;
$4,000.
30O-acre stock farm with q nice old
brick. modern home; two large barns
and .silo on hard road: S52,50O.
A modern brick home: 8 rooms, brick
garage: 2 blocks highway: SCI 900.
JOE j. SPRING, BROKER
Tel. Waterford 2764. Lovettsville, Va.
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

S-ROoM SUITE of over 900 50 It.
Reasonably priced at 500 per mo
kAss-BERaER. INC. EN-. s1oo. ''
EVANS BUILDlNG--l420 New York
nus;..p;W. ave p;W. Available Immediately.
rooms sENS Fs nsss ssopERTEs zsRT g
Suite 6l6, Evans Bldg, ME. 1l07.
downtown. AIR CONDITIONED
Century Bldg, 412 9Th st. NV
Modern fireproof elevator bldg, Ven-
etian blinds. huorescent lights. etc.
All services included. Singles and
Parking available. CENTURY CO,
Rm. 101. ala 9th st. NV. RE.
BOND BLDG. s.w. corner 14th st.
and N. Y. ave. NV; single rooms
sERoER f iS9s's INC. gov En nsyaisiSs sioe kAss ass
OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE in new
bldg, Will finish to suit tenant. Lo-
GATED in nearby Md, / block from
D. C. line; 3210 Rhode Island ave
M; Rainier. Nd. CAN Mr.. HARE.
1855 ISIS VSi GoSNEcTfPciGPP 1S f { Pm AVE. NV N.Y.
1000 SO; Il. on second fioor; ele-
tenant; reasonable rent. LEO M
ST. StENsIEIM n>S.l M e3ii Ge6iio Realtors 1416 K
THREE-RM. OFFICE in dntn. elev.
AANS's SO4piCkClJ ucCOTdLSUs 1mmeQ.
sER&sTEf2S 'es5s't co, l4f5 f5il x IEo st. NV: W.
FotR-RM. SUITE, completely deco
a sssSi'fi ea Eco nsludse a. sfRNsTSn n FEM
CO, l4l5 K st. NV, ME. $500.
ST. NV. 1417-Downtown ONCE
consisting OF 9 air conditioned rms. !;
SHc S1da pss %1 %cnth. sand BOSS q Phelps.
DocCTossss Is ATTENr1oN-1oveIy2 z1'1ii H2l .
with arm ONCE; located in desir.
sPl6RS aPls e; fNE Gap' i shopping ns4 area. Sall
AWAY FROM DowNToWN-po you
ssss S'i low e aSSn an b. PsRR RaFhs9e
r ST., AT 9th; Ice. % rm.. End floor;
so1iysient sonapas Nt to sSsg stSTe elevator rea-
r 81. AT 9th. '2' 5S2 9th st. NV; WI de-
yator: convenient location. Apply
s9faoo istS s. ST. IN Nwmrbbgg.. Em H. ,es al n.
for physician or dentist or once and
living quarters; immed. occupancy;
Ieas: rent. Apply LEO M. BERN
STEIN 81 = " REAL MI ESTATE Esd5 CO.. 1415 x
OhN. In OVG.
suite; air-conditioned; downtown To-
cation. secretarial services also
sroap; sra1l,; fd6 81 sash sash or $500 for the
10th 1upi AND D. PA. n'Ia Ave, a45 Pa 1Ss ave
elevator; reasonable. Apply $40 +
oFFIcE FoR RENT. corner of Georgia
M ana Missouri NV. End a.; suitable
sffITP f1F TPPr9fsssGnsl 1s pone. SSe. IA 1925. @3l
on Vermont ave: Ideal location for
any profession: S65 month HARRY
4, oL1KER &C.. 1131 Vermont ave.
saa a"i kENAED3 IN 1}S7 ST. NV. Nr. oesls,. @S1
ave. Entire 2nd floor: ideal for fr
ONCE or professional man; reas.
Ps Esntal; 1aod KAY REALTY Co. INC
4@Gso @ COM, COM AVE. AT ALBEmARI2s- MIs
meet your requirements. Easy park
ing; nnGo air conditioned. r. DoWD. Or.
15th AND F srs., Nwch@s' N.w.-chosess' ., i
e loo ciR1 4 IT. .Ys!'sfss RosfsskT ksPnss ST.
MA: gs54. sol 18th st. NV. 90
DOWNTOWN-2 floors. each 1000
sq Sc natl i efs s1mOiHI F sT sspaFsts zss1 local
vile area; S275 mo. AP. sioo
NEAR 18th AND L sTs. N.W.-Two
offices in modern hreproof building;
S35 per mo. each. AP. S100. -21
18th AND H SITS. N.W-Beautiful
large Groom suite with private bath
II st. NV. Ma. 1872. -26
TWO FRONT ROOMS, S65
Riggs Bank Bldg. l4th and Park
I'd, NV. NO. 1885, or Box b7-M,
Star. "a
SINGLES AND SUITES
IN BUSY CONN. and K area. Rem,
incIudes all utilities. Large airy
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RIPLEY & ROMER
BERRYVILLE. VA.

NEAR MIDDLGEBURG, VA.
Large white brick Colonial house,
completely modern; 3a baths. many
hreplaces; h.-w.h. On high knob,
surrounded by old lockwood and
large trees; 80 acres of excellent
land; Groom stone cottage. barn.
garage. Easy committing to Wash
ington. Immed. poss. Reas. terms.
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325-ACRE GRAZING FARM
All In bluegrass sod, will run over
100. cattle year round. On hard.
road. in Fauq1ier Co, Va; good
6-rm. house; several streams; $23.-
500. Additional land available.
oV. 2S72. Upperville 100.
9S0-AcRE DAIRY FARM located in
Montgomery Co.; about 450 acres
of woods, balance excellent pasture
and farm. land. Present owner is
running about 135 COWS. Has mod
ern dairy barn with twin silos.
Milk shipped to Washington market.
Gross milk check around 100000 a
VI. Has barn and numerous other
farm buildings. Home and ten
ant houses. Located "a miles from
Silver Spring. Will sell with or
without stock and machinery. Price
Of farm $4,000. Can be financed.
HOLMEAD, Realtor
e04 Bonifant St.. Silver Spring,
conn -sDA
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CHEVROLET AS ha-ton panel; low
mileage truck: excellent appearance
and mechanical condition. Terms
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WILLYs 80 panel delivery; 10000
actual miles; like new in every re-
Spect. Only S995.
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET
33rd AND M SITS. NV. MI. 1646
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALE

SEVEN ACRES. on B q o railroad,
vile: ideal location for lumber yard
or small manufacturing plant need
ing railroad site. For information,
call Mr.. Barrow,
RANDALL H HAGNER & CO.. INC.
1921 Conn. Ave, DE. 5000 III
PIG. COUNTY
60x265-ft. Heavy Industrial ground;
"a mile 10 D. C. line on arterial hwy.
and abutting two new super high
ways. rs cents per it.; will also
build warehouse space.
LAKE & CASKEY, Realtors
AP. S40O: Ewes, WA. $3.50. -21
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LOST

500 BY . certain man in Arlington
who sold his car to q neighhor with
out first getting an offer from
Arlington Motor Co.
Il Block South of Key Bridge)
1917 North Moore st. OW S7S7
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BERRYVTLLE-Ten acres with mod
ern e-rm. house. beautiful view;
Loudoun County-seven-rm modern
house ON z acres with mountain
view; 1A baths. oil heat; garage
with apt; all for $4,000.
Many others available, let US know
your needs.
MOON REALTY, INC. /
2049 Wilson Blvd. ia. $4,000.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

5000 so. FIT. DOWNTOWN - End
eomml. brick bldg; $500 per mo.
ATTENTION. Plumbers. electricians,
painters, etc. Storage space avail
able. Reasonable. Ask for MR.. COR
DON at 2740 14th, NV. CO. 36S7.
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INDUSTRIAL PRopERTY-REN

$4,000 so. FIT. Of ground centrally
M,9cated; d. pvt. rr. siding and office,
1900 so. FT.. End commercial;
just over S. Capitol st. bridge; Sl75
per mo. MICHAEL WALSH &
SONS, 1911 Eye st. NV, RE. 8282.
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STOHLMAN CHEVROLET
33rd AND NJ sTS. NV. MI. 1646
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NEAR OLNEY

Lovely old English manor house on
high wooded knoll surrounded by
every field. House contains true
center hail 1878, 4 bedrms..
baths on End A.; maids rn. on
3rd q. Wonderful view from rear
porch. Well fenced. All bldgs. incl:
guest cottage and barn built Of
field stone. many old English box
operated as stock farm. Reas. priced.
TO INSPECT. CALL MRS. RUTH
RILEY.
PHILIP B. KEY CO., Realtors
81. 30I0 Ewes. Rockville 4421.
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SINGLES AND SUITES
IN BUSY CONN. and K area. Rent
INCLUDES all utilities. Large airy
ofhces. reasonable rates Phone an
swering service also available,
RIDDELL REALTY CO.
l742 < st. NV. DI. 1000
1923 CONN, AT L ST. NV.
Suites Of 2 and 3 lge. rms. Decora-
tion to suit tenants. Downtown ONCE
location; 24-hr. elevator service.
Apply Once 20l on premises. NE.
2l61. -2I
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AUSTIN 80 4-dr. sedan; r. and h.,
exceptionally clean. economical
money-back trial; 4-month written
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer (NA.
aS50l. LILA Vermont ave. NV.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE Gent,

FORD 2-ton cab and chassis, suitable
Steuart Truck Center
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CROSLEY '48 station wagon; 81 cast
iron motor; r. and h.. defroster, new
brakes, sood; s slean car; car. S325'
SsS5. EDGEMooR MOTOR CO.
(Ford, 5335 Wis. ave. NV. OR.
CROSLEY station wagon: radio: ex-
ceptionally clean, economical; up to
money-back trial. 4-month written
guarantee. HILL & SANDERS,
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer (NA.
9S50). lila Vermont ave. NV.
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CHEVROLET 4S h-ton pickup; ex-
cellent condition throughcut. Trades
accented. Terms arranged. S795.
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET
33rd AND M SITS. NV. MI. 1916
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OF dump body; bargain price.
Steuart Truck Center
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GEO. MASON GREEN co..
cH. Se3e. I've. b Sun. Lehan 6-2427.
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very good condition and guaranteed.
Steuart Truck Center
20O1 W. Va. Ave. NE. LA 6-2non
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BEACH COTTAGES
Block beach cottage, completed on
your lot less plumbing, size 22x32,
S3.967; put your order In early
First come nrst served. This Is q
cash price LII 1-RoQf -07
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ANGLIA 80: we are proud to let
You know We have 4 to choose from
at S795. Come In and try one Of
these economical cars. easy to drive.
easy to park. CAN for demonstra-
ton: 2-day money back trial; A.
month written guarantee. HILL
& SANDERS, Wash.s Oldest Ford
Dealer. (NA. 9S50). lila Vermont
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englne: SlUU. LANDOVEH HlLC
| SERVICE. list ave. and Annapol
DODGE 1s46 2-dr.: r. and h. gu CUR
S745. TRIANGLE MOTORS, 301
r: !. ave. ne. DE. $500.
FORD 1949 Custom 8 tudor; r.-h
overdrive; very clean inside and GU
MoToR a SALES. f iss5 "a q st. tn n
FORD $50 'So custom convertible - cpe
new top. matching plastic seat COY
ers. beautiful carnival red finisf
really q honey; 90-day guarantee
81 s1sasRr sas Mofoa ssfel e Co.. m; Na gs1Ss s5S
rom 30 80. custom crestliner: exec
lent condition inside and out: r
fleets excellent care, given II :
maroon and black 2-tone finIsh; q
sn5 MSroeR reasre9ot.s e.. sS $780, ssh1AR sh AZ
FORD oad SIa. Is4s suoer De Luxe tudo
ss45. MCCOY MOTORS INC, III
e; ave Sc. .TR 34o5: I'll
FoRD ssR.er 1sSe rba station 4 wnSSn ss g
as We have ever ofrered for sal,
owner: Below OPS ceiling. 81 .sgl
guaranteed. CHEVY CHASE NC
vS,L q, 800. Open evenings; s2 e.
matte; Hawaiian bronze. 7. and +
w..w tires. seat cows. turn signal!
$500 miles; excel. cond. 81 .s2!
rom 1881 Tudor de luxe: s-cylindel
ilog mileage; pvt. owner; Sl,5SsS' 5s
rSsD 81 ssoy y's'ssiI:; ,iI::;: os ss5ss. ana 4
FSoMEbS FSoMEbSGnis is4i: IL sYss. sYss. or win sell Il
parts; also parts for most other car
WENTWORTH AUTO CO.. 13G
Keniiworth ave. ne. VI. $685.. -
FORD 1850 Custom de luxe; eanlp
1880 mi. ! owner; $f,34o. 9N
FoRso5 1887 Fordor VS.: recent ne
motor. excel transp Full price, onl
| &149 with 500 down and S11 q
| per mos VAN MOTOR SALES. 2201
st. NV. ST. .T7SS.
FoRp ae y sSt yictor,aM diMsTEhn Il h low MTo Tili
CO.. 1000 wilson blvd, ow. s40t
FoRD 1s4e custom ..s'. Tudor; fun
equipped. r. and b., seat covers: dar
l blue; low MILEAGE. one owner; S1,09:
NC MoRRIs-HRRGGHEisi;s RG iiss 1914 GessETi s4
FORD 40 Custom as'' convertible
fully equip. r. and h., seat covert
WV. tires, new top; dark blue. lo'
mileage, one owner; $1.195- NOR
RIS-HuGHES. 7614 Georgia agt
|roSD oiE 1850 ssi iaSa; reTaor custom :'s$:s
and h.. overdrfve; low mileage. per
feet tires; clean throughout. Today
price Is only 81, ,445. EDMOND
MOTORS fPordl. ia. 2-4300. WiIsO
| blvd. at N. jackson. Arlington. Va.
FORD 1947 Super de luxe -Se Fordoi
IL economically priced with dow
payment of only S298. On sale tc
| day ak SeeS. EDMONDS MOTORS
1Ford}. JA. 2-43O0. wilson 6ivd. q
n. Jackson. Arlington. va.
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DODGE 1894 coupe: rumble seat;
heater; good tires: good cond; $9E
UN. 0024 after q pm. -e2
DODGE 81 4-door sedan; Gyro-
matte. loaded with extras; 1000
mi: 81 1886. 1919 L st. NV. Ma.
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Z. La. 6-SU2W
hassis, platform
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AUSTiNS '4s. $595: 40. SITS; '5c.
1915; also dealer for all foreign cars
from Austins to Rolls Royce. JACK
PRY. LTD. 14th and p NV.
MANHATTAN AUTO KAiSER-FRA-
zER. INC. both sides Of 7th at r
NV. Open daily. 8 am. to 8 pm:
Sun, 8 am. to pm NO. 27O0.
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FARMS Cent
houDOIIN COUNTY,

BETHESDA, MD.
2aCO. Avax W.T. 1900
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HOLMEAD, Realtor
BOA Bonifant st.. Sill. Spr.. 6H. 6200
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CHRYSLER Town and Country conv.;
a. sfE sfdE9iBDsdw Ssss; XSH pay ,asi lsss
fne cars. So Bank Financed.
CHRYSLER 80 Imperial 4-door; r.
and b., Wv. tires. electric windows,
seat covers; q true luxury car;
$2,195: new-car guarantee. ROYAL
MOTORS. Chrysler-Plymodth. ID
CHRYSLER 1850 Windsor Traveller;
r. and h.; Wv. tires; luggage rack;
one owner; low mileage; has had ex-
ceptional care; 81, ,995. ROYAL
MOTORS. INC, Is Kennedy st. NV,
Evening star., 1952-08-05
Nancy Cakes Is Engaged
To Son Of German Baron
By the As,oeioted Presa

NIAGARA FALLS, Ontario, Aug.
6.-Nancy Oakes, beauteous gold
mining heiress whose first hus-
band was accused, tried and ac-
quilted on charges of numbering
her father, is going to marry again.
The bridegroom-to-be is Ernst
Lyssard, younger son Of the Baron
and Baroness Hermann Won Hoyn-
ingen Huene of Oberammergau,
Germany. He is a student at Oc-
cidental College in Los Angeles.
The murder of her father, mil
iionaire Canadian gold miner. Sir
Harry Oakes, in Nassau nine years
ago never has been solved. Nancy
stood by her first husband, French
Count Alfred de Marigny, during
his trial on the murder charge but
they separated in 1946. The New
York Supreme Court annulled the
De Marigny marriage on her petit
ton in 1949.
The engagement was announced
here last night by Nancy's mother,
Lady Eunice Oakes.
Evening star., 1952-08-05
Vocational Education
Hailed as Safeguard
Against Exploitation

Vocational education is a safe
guard against exploitation Of Ia
Dor in a growing industrial civili-
zation, DR.. Alberto Lleras, secre-
tary general of the Organization
OF American States. told a semi
mar on vocational education yes
terday.
The seminar, an inter- american
project, opened at the Hall Of the
Americas, Pan American Union,
today. 1t will continue until Sep
tember 6.
Is Fourth in Series.
The seminar, fourth in a series
Of similar gatherings in this hemi-
sphere. is sponsored by the Or
ganization of American States, In
ternational Labor Organization.
Institute of Inter-American Al
fairs, the United States Office of
Education, and the University OF
Maryland.
Another speaker was DR.. Earl j.
McGrath, United States commits
sioner of education. who said vo-
cational education, through the
improving of workers skills, leads
to higher industrial output and so
to prosperity.
Training Called Vital Need.
DR.. Guillermo Nannetti, chair
man Of the Executive Board of the
seminar, saw vocational training
as a prime need of Latin Ameri-
can countries.
"The great mass of the young
people receive no vocational train
Ing" he declared.
Coincident with the extension
Of agriculture in those countries,
he said, whole peoples are mis-
using their water resources, their
soil and their forests. Trial-and-|
error methods that go back a
thousand years thwart the labors
Of the farmer"
Other speakers were DR.. H. c.
Byrd, president of the University
of Maryland, and DR.. r. Lee Horn
bake of the University of Mary
land.
Evening star., 1952-08-05
German Court Bars Aide
To HimmIer From VOTING
By the Associated Press

BERLIN, Aug. 5.-A German
court in Berlin ruled last night
that one of Gestapo Chief Hen
rich Himmler's former right-hand
men should be barred from voting
or exerting any influence in poll
tics for the next three years.
The decision, seven years after
the war. was imposed on DR.. Will
helm Stuckart, state secretary cf
interior affairs under Himmler.
The principal charge was that
he handled the paper work in
volved in destruction of Jews.
Evening star., 1952-03-13
Stain Prizes Include One
For Returning Dead 10 Life
BY The Assoeioted Press


MOSCOW, Mar. 13.-The Soviet
government today announced 95|
Stain prizes for scientific work
In fields ranging from ancient his
tory to atomic physics and includ-
ing returning the dead to life.
Announcements in Moscow pa
pers said the awards, for 1851, j
paid from $4,000 rubles to q top
Of 200, 900 ruble+$6. 6.250 to $50, 900.
The government newspaper
Izvestia said the awards show So
Wet scientists have solved a num-
ber of problems significant in the
nations economy and defense.
The paper said Soviet scientists
have advanced to first place in
the world in a number Of subjects.
In medicine, Prof. Vladimir
Negovsky and three other scien-
fists of the laboratory Of the
Academy Of Medical Sciences of
the U. s. s. r. won recognition for
research and working out meth
ods Of restoration of the vital
functions of organisms in a state
Of agony or clinical death"
An article in Pravda said the
scientists returned to life after
s or s minutes persons dead from
wounds. shock and severe loss OF
blood. After a longer time dead
irreparable changes in the brain
tissue take place, the article said
and some persons. brought back to
life showed such symptoms as
weakened eyesight. It was claimed
nthe method Of restoring life L
widely used in Russia.
Evening star., 1952-03-13

Antonio. student plane COM
|inander.
MlSeret. Ward w. Hovis. S5.
|Shertz. Tex. student engineer.
Mysergt. Harwell B. Meyers. 20,
Randolph Air Force Base, i1strlc-
tor engineer.
Pfc. Arthur I. Hall. 40. shertz,
Tex. student-gunner.
It. Moses. q. Seals. Fresno
Calf. student pilot. .<
Identified dead in the second
plane included:
First 1T. Lester n. johnson, 20,
New Braunfels, Tex. student-pilot.
First 1t. Dale Scott. 49, San
Antonio.
MfSergt. c. L. Arnold, 81. Ran
|dolph Air Force Base. instructor
engineer.
Maj L w. Padgett. 80. At
lanta. Ca. student airplane COM
lmander.
E.. L. jameson, I'd. Pottstown
|Pa., student gunner.
Names Of the other dead were
to be released later in the day as
next pf kin were notified.
"
Evening star., 1952-03-13
|15Crewlnen Killed
In Crash I B-los
After Collision ii Air
D. she Assceiaied Pssss

sANsANToNIo, Tex. MAJ. ls~-
Two four-engine B-29 Snperfort-
resses collided in the dir about IS
miles north Of here yesterday.
Both crashed. killing OH Is air.
men aboard. s.s,.5 NJ
Both bombers were on instru-
ment training flights out Of RAN
dolph Field here, their home base.
The ceiling and visibility were
practically unlimited Isl
Lt. Bill Adams, information ON
Ger at Rand dolptl. said there was
no way Of knowing whether the
pilots were flying on instruments
when the planes cOllided.
When the pilot does practice
instrument Tying, the cospilot and
q third pilot In the nose act as
lookouts.
Crash IG Described.
I Awitness to the collision. b. e.
Donald. superintendent Of the
L. A. Norden Ranch. said:
!, zone B-2s was coming in from
the left and rear OF the other, as
IL it was about to cross it's course.
When the two collided the tail Of
one was clipped OF and the plane
fell straight to the ground. The
plane that struck the other one
continued on its course and main
tanned its altitude for q brief time.
No one parachuted. Then the
plane nosed down and crashed"
One plane carried seven men
and the other eight, Air Force
officerS said. Normally o B-29
combat crew consists Of II men.
The damaged bomber crashed
on a hilltop near the Gus Krause
Ranch. The second plane plum
meted to the ground near q small
landing strip on the ranch Of ]. w.
Heard. San Antonio oil man.
Names Of Some Victims. i
Air Force oflicials early today
announced names of il Of Is
victims. ~, }.
Killed in one of the planes were:
Capt. Donald L. Rottier, SO. San
Antonio. instructor-pilot.
First 1t. Robert D. Neu. 80, San
Evening star., 1952-03-13

called for action to make some
person or committee responsible
for taking the first step in en-
forcing election laws by examin-
ing the reports. Other committees
have urged the adoption Of some
uniform method Of reporting. a
central point where all the reports
could be filed and examined and a
compilation that would actually
reveal who Is giving how much
money to whom.
But the reports in their un-
manageable form-the story be-
hind election dollars - are still
filed and forgotten until they are
destroyed.