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Santatiwong Thevetthamrong-
Suboribarn Abhigunooprakarn-
mahitladuldej Phumiphonn-
averetvarangkur Kittisirisom-
Booranasawangkawadh Boron
kattiyarajkumar. -T.R., Denser
DEAR -. For Wh0t famous book
was a ose-day i,ssuoncs policy taken
oat for $500. 900 BY the National
Broodcosting Company?
The Gutenberg Bible which was
televised on an N.B.C. program.
It was sent from the Library
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nISEAxT For the first time
- in history the British Army
has sent U0meM soldiers overseas.
What Is heir work?
They were sent to Gibraltar to
form a mixed antiaircraft battery
there. REQ, Chicago
RAR0OeG7 q. The ssesCbOrw
Prince Of ThGiland wiH be called
Prince VyiirGlongk0rn for short.
What's his fall name?
His Royal Highness Vajiralong-
kOrn Boromchakrayadisorn-
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of Congress to a studio in Wash
ington.
Mrs. C.P.M., Hastings. Fla.
BOOST -. Buck pris0tes is No
tionGlist Chi,sa's army recently had
their pay doubled. HoW much are
they MOsU receiving a month?
65 cents.
Mrs. H.D., Council Bluffs. Iosco
SCHOOL -. Where are dogs being
used in elGssrooms?
In Japan, to help students learn
the English "r" sound. They try to
initiate the ''rrr" of a dogs growl.
Mrs. Ia. Briarciif Manor, NY.
AGILE /. H0W did the suGiteYs
participate tn the "Waiter's Derby"
held recently in Berlin?
They had to run one mile while
balancing a fun glass of beer ona
tray without spilling a single drop.
Mrs. W.T.P., Dallas
PROGRESS What WOrN-
famous sacred Ns0sast0is is soon TO
hGse q guiding light and q telephone
i,sstGlled for climbers?
Mt. Fujiyama in Japan.
-R.T., Hollywood, Calf.
ccssDueIlD " - ~
NOTE: We win pay 81 for question and
answer used in this column. Questions
are based on current news and clipping Of
news source must accompany answer.
Address: Tom Henry. THIS WEEK.
40 Lexington Avenue. New York IL.
N. Y. Unaccepted contributions cannot
be acknowledged or returned.
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
lcontinued.l

TWO NEWLY RENOVATED OFFICES,
and ianitor service included; switch
board service provided; Apply
zsRsHsNsurrs 2sRssss szol tt3hsss1asn94a t3ss e Paw
DUPONT CIRCLE BLDG. - once.
un ebassHes tGl sd asad. 6sran
ization. AD. 5000. i346 Conn. ave,
large bsmt. once; $50 per mo. Also
other offices. TT. $500. 30
DOWNTOWN noors. each 1000 sq
r.; combine or separate: local Of
nat; org; Reas. ELLIS. ST. 4874.
DOCTORS 0FFICES-1.5O0 50. #. OF
less. Three bathrms.; easily ar.
snsfd ocati0n to s FSSss FsSSssemsnts saSd Idea
nv; Proposed plan on request. ST
wEEI EG ESTABLISHED FIRM has has
attrac. furn. pvt. of1ces for rent
Central loc; In downtown area
Hss'afs ssaOss RE- 1910 1its
ssSe seee'' cSNS.D e iRiDes' Ave. N.w-rzceiien, IS
sistins q over 1000 sa. f.; Ice
pig Ts GEo aBo re. rR BEREsTIfS i; SseuR. 6o a.
Realtors, 14I5 K st. NV. ME. $500
Hath AND N. z. AVE. N.W.-Elev
ONCE bldg, 3-6 rm. suite. com.
pletely decorated: in whole or II
part; immed. .occup.; reas. rent
elec.. .elev. service and char service
included in rent. Apply LEO M
BERNSTEIN g. Co, Realtors. 14It
DOWNTOWN-PVt. ONCE and rec
rm., elev. once bldg; newly deco.
rated: immed. occup. LEO M
BERNSTEIN q Co.. Realtors, 141l
n6vSrnnS * q; n;y N NE; Ev 5490; 400 .,u,r,,
Spacious, bright rooms. to :
room suites from $40. See MR.
SUIT. bldg. manager, Room PA
Portland Bldg, 1929 Vermont ave
18th AND n SITS. N.W.-Woman
newspaper and art BACKGROUND. vii
share, rent, or 60 In. business will
stable person, Imagination; small
capital desired. Good for any related
business. ST. 1857, DE. 331S.
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STORES FOR RENT

Mr.. TAKOMA PIX. p. O.-Warehouse
tail business or shop. ROBERT z
hoHR' 81 3ll 6Ssa csdsr st" Takoma Psrk @
MT. RAINIER, Md. just on r. I
Suitable Tor iuneSeonst. nett g Or feeesF SeceiV
ing station for laundry or DIR.
4 PHEEEps. ; INC. IN NA.p psE $500. o. -s3 sS'S
44th, AND SHERIFF RD. N.E.-Larg.
modern store. with s rms. kit. ane
bath. suit; for any business: avail
imRnTfffessssslEEi RTfes Evans ADPIE PSdsp pEfE9a S.1
York ave. NV. ME. Ii07.
43O4 GEORGIA AVE. N.W.--Attrac-
tive store. 1880. available BY. Apri
I. Rent S100 per mo-: suitable am
y type business x. 3400.
Se 6S5 rsissurs45i ES $3.50. income . aDt':; sss'
2 STOKES, lst commercial, cor. Ca
ave. and Hobart st. NV. lge. park
NRzk NRz s0i idfh " rsaS aND r. T. YeOs3sE XVI. Nv
sa. It.: % suit. any E Kind AS9GS of business ness
reas. rent. Cali ME. O0s5. -21
4OO8 34th ST. Me-, Mt. Rainier
section-Splendid large store, ap-
prox. 30x76; newly redecorated
with lease to good hrm. JOE CURTC
REAITv. FIR. 7SOO. -23
14th AND A S.E.-Beautifui corner
store, large. show window. tile floor
Arm. and bath apt. above. HENRY
gCHAFFERT. 942 Eye st. Ma. 1863
9-i,l. 30 am. 3-d:30 pm. -2l
SHOPPING CENTER, in nearby Md
Opening for delicatessen, beauty o.
variety; parking for g cars; Cal
81i 18th st. NV. 81. 5000. 30
1902 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.-Suit.
i able barber shop. delicatessen, bak.
cry. children's shop or any othel
type Of business. OR. $3.50. 30
NEW STORES, 1913 and .1015 9tl
pancy. For particulars. MI. SsSe
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HOUSES WTD. TO BUY tcont.) J

{. e. Nd. Or W. 81 1907 o. "a. Va
CAST ASH BUYERS waiting for ) and I
bedrm. homes In NV. wash. nearby
Souse, SMSns SSs al VIZ ana Ta naS "a jsl yGaR!
MODEM, CLEAN "a pedrm. home
IA good D. G. or nearby Nd. loca.
ton; Sc. pref. MRS. COX. LU
Is. ca 6. oR 2, MARYLaND--w. ,MARYLaapf buy 10,
cash or sell for you on terms. lYouI
Satisfaction is our success. With.
out obligation, call CAMPANELLA 4
eli .iLL r. fAi s'ss casH TODAY for you,
HOMES HOME aS URGENTLY w. NfEEt;DEaDsn., III; as
have several splendid prospects fol
3-bedroom rambler under $4,000
and 9 4-bedroom Cape Cod under
$4,000: Must be IN good north
S. PHfLLiPs. ia. 5-sSSs. -Ss
location. Owner must have Ige,
bright lty. .rm.. hrepl.. din. rni.. at
least 2 bedrooms. 1h baths; good
size garden, some trees. Owner to
owner owner preferJ5sd. Details In tarsi
tCttSAs ouA Sof-Np 0tdIs -IU
HOUSES URGENTLY NEEDED! Take
advantage Of the spring market By
listing your home with us today.
Quick action, top prices. terms OF
cash. WIN also consider purchasing
for cash; Eyes, phone OR. 69l6; !;
FOUR-BEDRM. BRICK HoME-Musi
have nice liv.. rm. and din. rrn. In
good NV. section, or Silver Spring
Call Mr.. Mauney, GE. 27sO aftel
$50, with AVON SHOCKEY
FoUk tiH 5-BEDRM. HousEs--chevy
ROBERT CREME q co. s2i Colo;
@ @Eado Bldgs, sss, RE. 4s75i ewes. call
WANT 4 or 6 unit duplex apt; NV.
or ne: preferred. No brokers.
I PAY CASH FOR HOUSES. nNME-
DIATE ACTION. ANY SECTION. MR.
LISS. ME. 6668; Ewes, NO. 0617
QUICK ACTION WITH ALL-CAsH
HOMESEMD., VA, d. c.
MR.. QUICK. RA. GALS.
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So ACRES
MASON HIRST

Annandale. Va. Phone JE. 2-744'
Closed Sundays
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD '4s, M-ton stake. excellent
eaEST ceHEVY CHI CHASE e9S MOTOR s0CS Co.. sSsS sSSSsSS
WISCONSIN ave; OIL. 6100. .--21
CHEVROLET 1850 acton de luxe
oni IKE osesJ nes hsssts .ca caES1 "
sin ave-, OIL. 6100. ---2I
BUS-1-Kay international waik-in
type bus; good shape; $500. Cedar
DSD1GEs DSD1s 40. closed panel delivery; Ss
or best offer. ST. 45S5. -$i
FORD 1850 N-ton pickup; excel.
sGna;i 81 s6o oPssHHatea sH esa4 only 5000 miles.
FORD 1850; rs 1853. wheelbSSse,
very clean; 7.50x20 s-ply aii.around
srNirgs tires; one ry1s 9Tnsri s1;zs5; HILL .1s g
,GT 2S5d st. n:ww. re: 1873, MA. $3.50.
ditioned throughout; S945. HILL
g SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer (NA. 9S50). lila Vermont
ciAHEsyiREoiGEiEr iHsi 1s4s panel; GOOD con-
SDi sHNDERss. sS0a wash's wshsi soSSd oidess @ Fora (;
Dealer lNA. Ss6o). 1iiz vermont
ATsTIN 1s47 M-.on panel; motor
JuSt OteInAuieu py f1lll q S8noerBs
refinished dark blue; ready to 70;
$s4S; l1T1eest transportstion, HiLL
Dealer tNA. 9s5O, lila Vermont
rsSHTSEiEaNizzr1oNAL Nj ,s47 x,sen ..-
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer INA.
9S5Ol. 1114 Vermont ave. NV.
THAMES I04S K-ton panel; up to
35 miles per gallon; very clean;
save ON TRANSPORTATION; $395. HILL
q SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer lNA. 9s50). lila Vermont
ESSB SSSrISSs iss5 lsSB lNEa At Co bed .,osS. ssSs.
5335 Wis. ave. NV. OR. SO93.
FORD. l94s 1h-ton pickup; grill
guard, heater; $7g5. EDGEMQOR
ave. NV, OR. S093.
STUDEBAKER 1947 1h.ton pickup;
heater; $685.. EDGEMoOR MOTOR
CO. GoRD). $685. Wis. ave. NV.
rom 1880 1850 VS.. pickup; one owner:
faEless throgshout; Eritten gyars;
r. ]. ave. ne. DE. $500.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE.

S2,6 60O-Second trust, 81 payable
S32 mo. Seasoned over 2 yrs: excel
security. good discount. ST. .5143;
= eyes. S. vRA. "a. lS99. ..,.,., 80; 52S g.
WELL SECURED DEFERRED pur.
chase end trust on prominent COM
mercially 1oned corner at 9th and
s SITS. NV; oWner-occupied; monthly
payments due IN 5 years; liberal
discount. WOODWARD q NoRRIs,
and nd TRusT HRfuS; moi NOfiE. E. $3.50. Sc. Zoo
cash, payable $50 mo- So; on
white property. ST. 1920: ewes,
IA. 0129. ~ Y
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BoATs

125-h.p. high-speed
saertfce $3.50. NE. $3.50. --23
JOHNSON OUTBOARD, 16-h.p. motor.
1948; splendid condition; sacrince
S225. Cali Do. 9765. .20s
BOAT YARD, Q marine railways;
s.. 900. 1850 Maine ave. s.Wss TX
|oRGnfHBS0ARD MOroR 1851 xyinrude;
IA h.p., gear shift. cruise,a-day
tank. Run less than 10 h9grs.
AP. ooo1. 80
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTEf

BLDG. APPROx $500 50. FT.-
wholesale auto parts distributor. Or
70 $l5o mo. SEQ SEQ. 2; KING Ss q Co.
11eo 18th ST. N.w.-Near L. stor.
cddn1 space in rear for parking Of
4. cars; 2nd and 3rd floors Of bldg
also avail; imm; occup. rsss. rent,
tors, 1415 K st. NV, ME. 5400.
7OS 5th ST. N.W.-Completely re-
modelled store, directly across street
from Gen. Acctg.. once; beautiful
Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN q CO..
Realtors, 1415 K st. NV, ME. 6400.
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TRAlLERs

ROYAL sPARTANETTE 1851; s5 y.
NOS. old. oW. S40O. xxt. 719.
1850 e5-RT. sCMULf-Puily eclip.
excellent condition. &1,646. or
oe10. between 3 and pm.
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24-UNIT APT. BLDG.

ATTENTION DOCTORS
Four apts., Just below Fairfax Hotel
on 21st ST.; well remodeled BY owner
B years ago. Property in this block
advancing in. price. Solid renter.
Yearly rental S4,12S. Reasonably
priced ct $4,000. Call Mr.. Mayton.
PHELPS. INC, i417 K st. NV. 30
ATTENTION INVESTORS
Just listed. excel. 4-family nat, up
per NV. location. Bldg. consists Of
one-bedrm. units each. Income ap-
avail. for purchaser
SIGLER AND CO.
GE. 343l. RA. 1901. Ewes.
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l23 acres rolling land. house with
extra large rooms. 4 barns. silo,
lear .garaGe. springs. BIC. Brokeri
BEEulLAH ooss. ca. 5es2
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BOND BLDG. s.w. corner 18th st.
and NJ: 7. ave. NV single rooms
and suites now available from S27 90
up. KASS-BERGER. INC. EN-. 500
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WANT A HOME IN
A HOME COMMUNITY?
Select location between washington
blvd. and Lee hwy, very near schools,
churches and shopping. Almost level
lot with lust q few trees. Well-built
brick rambler-impressive to see
a dream inside. Three bedrms., plus
rm.. and most modern all-electric
kit. Take advantage of this fine
offer now. $4,000 cash will handle.
Call
Real Estate Service. Inc.
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WHY PAY RENT?

This home Is Withinf your means
it's all brick. has Q bedrms., tile
bath plus q real down-to-earth COM
Portable, honey atmosphere. Beau
tiful hardwood floors plus many
built-ins in nicely finished bsmt.
Venetian blinds. storm windows. sum-
mer cool shade awnings. Owners S
daughter Just married, moving to
new location. Asking only $12,950.
We know Of nothing comparable so
call OW. 0O9O.
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FOR COMMERCIAL LOCATIONS
IN THIS TRIANGLE
CONNECTICUT AvE.-K ST.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
CALL A SPECIALIST
DRURY REALTY CORP. MI. 1000
OFFICE BUILDING

WITH TTs Own ~ ~PARk1Na
Good downtown northwest location.
$1,000 VIII handle. Ideal for ans
type organization or business re-
quirine two thousand 50. it. Of
space. Call JOE KINSKY, ST. 6911.
Evening star., 1952-03-20
LOTS 8 ACREAGE FOR SALE

0ObS " eSN6SAS6 TOW SAb6
beautiful restricted RiverWood: lots
acre and up; S4.25o to $500.
POTOMAC OF Mac HUNT CLUE AREA-A
Ing fine homes. close to Potomac;
IN sizes Of about v acre and more.
Scsd SlGss aa er%s shoDDpsd sdesred pssss
;i ME- ME- dts'2EA b'fSss ssss
REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE. Choice
so,rsd lot saiOi1lHE oMEFR Rock creek eark golf
OWNER will sell apt. site, nearby
virginla, with sewer and water.
21s ACREs-Fairfsx County; wooded.
Monument over Shirley hwy. Priced.
y .25O; terms: map on request; MA.
TWo i A., one 4 .. to 5 a.. two 10 O..
sye S a. one On W 4 10 close s tTo % SO some e. xieS SHs
MUTT. ST.. s~ sz1S ca. di ave-. sH. 4sz6.
Chevy CHASE. D. c,-Forest I'm.
iOts Of various nsSs sizes srss sssa6s Il
this time. Several near Conn. ave
LEGUM q GERBER REALTORS,
cSMMERciian COM asci II Hof I'm AT WHEATON,
Eaf 1af Dfs sTkfE iG & EAkI sR 3 s1Ss 1sSgsEsEes
FaRfRiFAx,s All FRAaSsyA. y4A.-a1 acres level TSl land,
adjoining subdivision; near black top
33S-W. A. B. STANLEY. 30
ONE ACRE in growing subdivision,
near Norbeck, Md; price. 81 900.
BROWN AGENCY, SH. 3444. SH. {.
MoSTGoMERY i5S1i co.-choice % acreage
sites in Potomac Hunt, Rockville,
Gaithersburg, Germantown and
Seneca areas. We have Just anything
you want in these areas from 1
acre. to 1000. MRS. ROSS,
Gaithersburg 323-R. or ST. $500.
EXCEPTIONAL oFFER-c5 acres,
suitable for low-priced homes: $3.50
per care; 4 acres choice apartment
large list OF selected homesites
MORGAN REAL ESTATE CO.. CH.
IS 0'Ei ACRES. SCOTT. frontass % on
Colesyille rd.. MONTGOMERY Co.. Nd.
One-fourth mile. past Springbrook.
Water, cleo. and gas. VIII make
attractive subdiy: g. 600 per acre.
VIM. r; THoRoWoooD. DE 0317.
WHEATON,; I biz; Of nqa. ave. Ideal
rambler sites; 100000; 81. $50 ca.
terms. q. r. BIEBER. sH. 656b.
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ncAttOI. OW. OONf
WE GOT EN-

S3.950-3 rooms completed. 8 more
under construction; u acre; $500
down.
$4 $50 rooms and 2 unfinished:
u acre: S1.250 down, $40 per mo.
e4,750--6 rooms, cindef block; v
acre; $3.50 down.
e5,950-4 rooms. 2 more partially
finished. hath equipment: $3.50 dn.
$1,000 houses on 2-acre tract,
both livable; total price 50. 900, ST.
eS.So0-3 bedrooms, garage, appl,
trees. garden. on 1M acres, neal
Ahe0pMTiL Mills GS REALTY CO.
ANNANDALE VA. FA. 099e. :
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CASH TALKS!
60 nm Am TnAN

dandy. ciose-in. brick. duplex-styil
home. Five-rm., 2-story with full
basement, oil heat, equipped kit. VERY
nice interior; excellent well-kepl
neighborhood. Marine oficer trans
ferred. Must sell quickly. Asking
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
of your home, business or invest
ment property Is what you desire.
call r. A. HUMPHREYS, Realtor,
sos North Capitol. MA. 67S0. Free
appraisals. Results since 1919.
IMMEDIATE Cash for your homei
nnmy aocstion. any Sondition. Can
PRIVATE RARTT wishes 10 purchase
S-bedrm. home. nice location; not
over $4,000 cash. Boz S12-M.
Star. "A .22s
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ESQ SWEETHEART

Dream realized in this pretty expan
sible-type bungalow. Wonderful in
terror condition. Picture window
real wood-burning fireplace. Kit
equipped with gas heat, electric
refgr. and Bendix clothes washer
Two first-fioor bedrms., plus stair
Venetian blinds, economy storm win
dows and doors. 66x154 level lot
Take over veterans 50, 900 first trus
at 4gS. Act quickly on this genuin,
BARGAIN Call OW 0000
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clio THE EVENING STAR
HOUSES sALE-VA. Cont

Washington, D. C.
THURSDAY. MARCH 90, 1852
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358-ACRE

358-ACRE
BEEF CATTLE FARM
For over 30 yrs. the owner has lived
on this farm and has found It to be
meadow, balance good timber: l5,.
900 cedar posts. A good lge. cattle
barn with running water, silo, z
rm. house on paved road In Fauouier
County. Priced. $33 900; $4,000
cash. DILLON LAND CO., lila HILL
wood ave-, Falls Church, Va. FA.
3777, FA. 1889.
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EXCELLENT PARM AND

TOURIST HOME
Situated ct the gateway Of the Shen-
andoah Valley, 12-room brick and
stone house. Features reception
hall, 36x13 IT,, 2 drawing rooms,
baths, with 2 more ready to install
Full basement with kitchen and din
ing room wine cellar, fruit anC
storage space; gas heat; city water;
ITO acres of rolling bluegrass coun-
try; limestone soil: small orchard;
A-mile frontage on Highway No. IL
HUBBARD REALTY co,
JE. 3-1S71, Ov. 1916. -2l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-06
|NeW Workers Describe Terror
AS Plane Ripped Their Homes

One man was killed in the pass
ing car another hurt.
Wrecked, burned cars were
strewn over half-block area.
Rescue squads of firemen and
policemen dug out the bodies. one
by one.
Some officers received a per-
sonal shock. 1t was their in
spector. Thomas Boylan, who was
killed in the car.
Some Wept unaShamedly.
One big husky cop sobbed over
and over:
Il can't believe it. I can't be-
lieve it."
Mrs. Catherine Coyne, Sc. whose
home was the first struck, was
asleep when it happened.
Suddenly I heard what I
thought was a loud clap of thun-
der" she said.
"The Ceiling Fell In"
IT opened my eyes and the next
thing I knew the ceiling fell in
on top of me, covering me all
over. I called Steve and Kath-
leen. I could hear Kathleen call
ing but 1 got no answer from
Steve.
THE next thing I knew. fire.
men were digging me out and
they carried me down a ladder"
Mrs. Coyne was seriously in
Ijured. Her daughter, Kathleen,
also was hurt. Mrs. Coyne's huS-
band. Stephen, was killed.
"A great ball of whirling flame
surrounded the plane as it came
down" said William Boyle, wit
ness. cts wings fell off before it
struck"
Il heard people shouting, Get
out of the houses! Get out of the
houses!'" said Mrs. John Hughes,
resident. Il ran"
81 saw the plane plunging
down." said Stanley Adamski, a
motorist. 1T looked like it's wings
were folded up. 1t hit and eX-
ploded and nearly blew my ears
in"
Hours after the tragedy, as the
confusion, panic and horror grad
ually dimmed, Police Commits
sioner George Monaghan summed
up the view of residents and
officers:
Its almost miraculous there
were SO few killed and hurt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-06

NEW YORK, April 5.-All was
serene in the James McCollom
household today until a plane
smashed into their apartment and
destroyed it in a few seconds.
Mr.. McCollom and his 21-year-
old son, James, jr.. were eating
Mrs. McCollom was preparing tc
go to the store.
Then Mrs. McCollom shouted
That plane is too low"
Immediately, the plane cracked
up, throwing flaming gasoline
everywhere.
Il looked into the living room
and saw it in f1ames," Mrs. McCol-
lom said.
THE plaster all fell down and
We ran downstairs to the side
door.
1T was in flames, too. I banged
on the lady's door downstairs and
yelled: Let's get out of here
Then we all climbed out
through the back window
Mr.. McCollom, talking ex-
Icitedly shortly after the disaster
related:
II saw the tip of the wing hit
the house. I could have reached
out and touched it. didn't think
about anything but getting out
of there"
Firemen Dig Out Victims.
No one in the house was in
Ijured. Mrs. Max Bogenislau es-
capped from her downstairs apart
ment with the McCollomS.
Fllmy blue negligees hung in
Icongruously in trees overhead as
the fires of death burned grimly
about the scene where five per-
sons were killed as the plane
ripped into several houses.
Firemen stumbled over hand
bags, clothing. towels and other
cargo from the United States
Alrlines plane as they sought to
control flames that swept over the
corner of 169th street and Eighty
eighth avenue.
The plane hit one house, break
ing up, bounced into another, then
another.
Immediately. flames shot sky
ward, met by pelting rain. -Four
buildings burned fiercely.
In the planes path were sew
Ieral cars in a parking lot-and
one in the street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-06
IA Bodies Recovered
In Mobile Air Crash
By the Associated Press

MOBILE. Ala, April 5.-The
bodies of IA of the IS men and
women killed in a collision of two
Air Force planes over Mobile had
been recovered today.
Workers were still digging
through the Wreckage of a giant
CHA in search of the fifteenth
victim. Bodies of all nine persons
reported aboard a CAT had been
found.
The planes crashed to the
ground half mile apart Friday
night.
Workers at the CAT crash site
had been hampered by dense
underground in the swampy
region where the plane fell. Large
nests of water mocassins were
hindrance.
Both planes were stationed at
Brookley Field.
Brookley authorities identified
the nine bodies recovered from
the CAT.
Crew members were: End 1t.
Walter r. McMaster, jr., Jackson.
Miss, pilot.
Capt. Milton v. Willingham,
Fitzgerald, Ga.
Capt. Sara E. Long, fight nurse.
Mobile, Ala.
S/Sergt. Alvin Callahan, jr.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
AM/1c Arthur r. Whitacre,
,Redding. Calf.
Passengers:
1st 1t. James s. Painter, Birm-
ingham. Ala.
SfSergt. and Mrs. Paul r. New
lille, Columbus, Ga.
Robert Neville. their: son.
Identities of the six aboard the
C-l24 have not been released.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-06
Old Pacific Steamer Sold
To Caribbean Trade
By the Assoeioted Press

LONG BEACH. Calf, The
Pacific Coasts oldest active lum-
Der steamer. the steel-hulled S. S.
Cricket, has been sold and will
enter the Caribbean trade.
The 221-foot Cricket, in service
here 40 years. is too small vessel
to show a profit in the lumber
business, says Capt. c. E. Berry
who represents the sellers. The
Cricket was purchased by Dwight
Hill, author of Hong Kong
Diary" and Nicholas Malinowski,
Russian born steamshipper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-06
Crash Casualties
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK. April 5.-Follow-
ing are known casualties of the
plane crash in Queens today:
THE DEAD:
William B. Crockett, pilot, Fort
Lauderdale, Fla.
John L. Woerderhoff, co-pllot.
Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Thomas Boylan, police inspector,
New York City.
Stephen Coyne, so, Queens.
Joseph P. Moyles, about so, a
Parks Department foreman.
THE INJURED.
Walter O'Shea, New York police
patrolman. shock, hysteria and
decorations of the face.
Kathleen Coyne. 90, Queens,
possible internal injuries.
Gertrude Robinson, As, Queens,
burns of arms, hands and face.
Georgia Storer, 48, One Hun
dred and SiXty-ninth street, burns
of hands, arms and face.
Judy Lenowitz. %. $50 West
Eighty-eighth street, scalp injury.