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Evening star., 1952-08-03

Top -Groin Cowhide Trovei Set, for the college
bound monl The Two-Suiter to pack two suits
wrinkle-free with accessories; and the Conn.,
ponion Cose for Weekend trips InitioIed free |!
Two -Suiter, $42.50" Weekender. $3.50"
Evening star., 1952-10-06
News Of Music %u~s&s I.
|KIeinsinger's Violin Concerto
Received With Enthusiasm
!. ,lsfs se4

|lude To other inpressionistic num-
bers listed. OF these Tcherepnin's
Expressions, op. 81" occupied a
conspicuous place. played here for
the first time.
The ten snort sketches in the
Expressions" are related to each
other in the manner Of Moussorg-
|Sky'S Pictures at an Exhibition. %
With the exception Of "Fleeting
Vision" "The Barcarolle." "At
Dawn" the latter q good imita-
ton Of birds voices. and Of 1.-THE
Hour Of DEATH" containing appro-
PIRATE solemnity. the rest of the
pieces have all the ear marks Of
the old Russian way Of making
merry. The composers portrayal
Of national life went even so far
as to depict q favorite children's
game blind Mans Buff" and an
old Russian saying, translated as
the SILLY Story of the White
Oxen" Charmingly set forth by
Mr.. Stevens, they appeared elo-
quent and full Of spirit.
Aided by an expressive touch.
the artist was successful in estab-
fishing the correct mood In
Critics, tone pictures "The Lake
at Evening"" "The Vale Of
Dreams" and "The Night Winds"
Wards 'Lamentation" and Pal
mer's "Toccata Ostinato," more
harmonically, served as
Q brilliant display of Mr.. Stevens
fiawleSS technique. The crowning
point Of the pianist'S recital was
his execution Of Beethoven's|
'Waldstein" sonata.
Evening star., 1952-10-06
Fourth Of Needy Disabled
Have Heart Disease
ey The Assoeio,ed Pres.


Heart disease incapacitated
about one-fourth Of the 10000
persons now receiving aid under
the Federal-State program for the
needy disabled, the Federal Sc
curity Agency reported yesterday.
Administrator Oscar r. Ewing
announced that the aid program.
now just two years old. has been
put in operation in IS States. the
District Of Columbia, Hawaii,
Puerto Rico and the Virgin
Islands. It Is for those perma-
nently and totally disabled.
Mr.. Ewing said data on bene-
flciaries collected in cooperation
with State welfare departments
reveal that congenital defects.
various types Of paralysis, and
rank next In their Grip
pling effects. With heart disease
they account for So per cent Of
all cases qualifying for aid.
Evening star., 1952-10-06
East German Guards Get
Uniforms Like Russians
By tho Assoeioted d Press

LAUENBURG, Germany, Oct.
6.-East German border guards
today appeared in brand-new
olive-green uniforms. styled like
the Russians.
West German border authori-
ties said they believed the change
from midnight-blue 70 olive-green
means the Soviet zone Irontier
police will form part Of q future
East German army, something
the West has been expecting.
They said the uniform change
was reported limited to tile from
tier force.
Evening star., 1952-10-06
News Of Music
By Elena de Soyn

A new violin concerto won its
composer. George Kleinsinger. an
enthusiastic reception in the Ma
tional Gallery Of Art last night
Handicapped by q broken ankle,
encased In o plaster cast, Mr.
Kleinsinger came forward several
times to acknowledge enthusiastic
recalls. These were shared with
him by the soloist Of the evening
Ralph Hollander, and Richard
Bales. conductor Of the National
Gallery Orchestra, both of whom
gave it an expert reading.
OF a rhapsodic nature, the con-
certo disclosed potentialities in
the melodic line which place 1t
above many other writings for the
violin In recent years. The orches-
tration was full Of colorful and
bizarre effects in which the harp
and percussion played q prominent
part. The concerto is not the COM
poSer's first essay In this line. His
intimate knowledge Of the violin
was evident In the completeness
and conference Of the part which
was meant to soar above the or
cheStra.
The sensitive refinement of Mr..
Hollander's performance and his
penetration into the concerto's
poetic substance contributed much
to its artistic merit. His playing
could be equally appreciated in
Bach's "A Minor Concerto" which
preceded 1t. Here breadth and
sentiment imbued every detail
supported by q singing tone. The
audience, which by far exceeded
the sitting capacity Of the hall,
gave the artist an ovation.
The orchestra and the conductor
were Id unusually fine form last
night. The orchestral piece de
resistance, Beethoven's Sym
phony No. in c Major" went OF
with authority, . fine tone and
plenty Of nuance. The voicing was
particularly well defined and ex-
tended to every section Of the
group. The overture to Mozart's
"The Marriage Of Figaro" and
three English Folk Songs by
Vaughan Williams completed the
program.
Evening star., 1952-10-06
Everett Stevens Reaches
New Point in Recital

Everett Stevens reached q new
high In his artistic endeavors
with a piano program given in the
Phillips Gallery yesterday after
noon. He tested his powers this
time Is interpreter Of music ii
which imagination played an i'm
portant part. The pianist honored
the old masters also by giving
Mozart's 'Fantasie In D Minor,
K. 397" and Beethoven's ''Wald-
STEM sonata.
Ravel'S "Sonatine" was q pre-.
Evening star., 1952-10-06
Hebrew Closes PIunned

Glasses in Hebrew language
and literature will be given ct
7:45 pm. each Tuesday at the
Roosevelt Recreation Center.
Thirteenth and Upshur streets
INV. They are sponsored by the
Hebrew Circle Of Washington and
conducted by the District Rec
|reation Department.
Evening star., 1952-10-06
Wur Dods' Convention Ends

| HINGHAMTON, N. Y. Oct. 6
tB.-William r. Blatt Of South
Gate. KY, is the new president
lof the American War Dads. Mr..
Blatt was elected yesterday at the
closing session Of the four-day
convention. About 600 delegates
attended. He succeeds L. D. Lacy
of Oklahoma City.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-04-12

Iterprdii6ent Mcibe De @aiperi Dor
einem groBen 2reis bon Sorihern
iiltb @elebrteii cine &ebe baltea miro.
4uBeroem nebmen Slorena, &om,
Mailano, Bologna, @enita nnb 8ene.
Dig an Sen Seierlihfeiten tell. auh
neroen beionoere @usitellungen ber-
anitaltet, auf benen biele tednii6e
gnttpiirfe 2eonaroos sur Sbau &C.
iteut peroen. 2onoon un0 8aris BE-
ablibtigen eigene slusitellungen bon
beriibmten @entdloen oes gottbegna-
oeten aiinItlers.
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ct. Yanl, Minn.-@ @ortbtnstun, ..
Samstag, IL. Ipril 1862
mss.

Ser 6riibling i6eint enOli6 leinen
gin5ug gebalten 5lt baben. Die 8raS=
fIG6en beginner 51 griinen uno Die
8Gl1ne Tangen an a1s5ul6lagen.
Inner fleiner @rasplabroller, Ser
600 Sflno piegt nit ausuabme oes
8eipidts oes 0tannes, Der i'm fitbrt,
oa ie na6 sllter uno 8etalt Oart=
iert, 1purOe pergangene @o6e in oen
freien Stllnoen gebraudt. l1ngefdbr
Is acre5 niiiien gerout peroen, mas
man6e Oteile langlaner Irbeit be-
6eltet
9lrt bat einen grten Sell Ser @ras-
pIGbe nit vGigoro" bebanoelt. 9ie
ltmge6ung ser neuen So6l6ule bot
ettpa 1900 Sfuno per 1900 acres er=
bulten. @enn oas @etter in oen font
menoen @o6en giinItig lit, miro Die
gauge Sld6e Bis 5um 8inter einen
feinen @rasplas erbalten. l1nlere I'M
8eIten gelegene @rosfla6e bon ettpa
80 acres llmfang itebt iebr gut aus.
9ieIelbe ipuroe oielen gSinter NIT
&alf uno NIT elmer oberf fld6liben
S6i6t Don gtitrogen beltrel1t.
gtur Elm fleiner Sell I'M Iers Safers
lit geiGt norben. @enn nibt redt balo
trofenes @etter eintritt, muB oas
SGen mittels 9lirplane gei6eben.
aus Sem ein5ieen 8runo, neil oie gu
beI1enoe 6l66e 81 flein Dar, batten
mir BON bieler Otetbooe 9bItono ge-
nonrmen. 9luf 9lnregung elmer IN
unIerer She Soiepbinum Jfepietp'
peroffentliben gta6ridbt bate Elm
2eier oie Ohio Cutting 60. bon
Sttama, Ohio, beauftragt, Bic Safer-
au5Ioot per 9lirplane 5u belorgen.
Cine gon5e In5abl 5armer beniitten
bieie mooerne Sorm bes ausidens,
neil iie ioben, oab 0ieiel6e biaiger
uno einfa6er mar.
Sic Stuoenten oes 8roBen Sen1i-
mars beabii6tigen, pertooue Serbelie=
rltngen ein5ufiibren. Gin 8orl6lag
beItebt oarin, &abinette ber5uri6ten
uno innere 9eforotion ein5ufiibren.
Der anoere Glan beltebt aus tpeni-
ger fllnItgere6ter slusfiibrung, aber
niftsoeltopeniger lpertooller @rbeit.
300 SUB Seitentpeg I'M ons Seminar
puroen neu gelegt, oa at man6en
SteQen sic Sberfl06e 5iemlih i6ao>
bait gelpproen lit. Ser @eg nurbe Dor
5pun5ig Sabren peni6er funitsere6t
ongelegt. 9a5u fiibrte es gu l1eber-
ibwenmungen i'm, llntergeidoB uno
8ei6dbigung Ser 8dnbe. s(aes, mas
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Die @ie6erbesriinoung Ser &atbo-
lilben arbeiter= =Snternationale eab
ser 8erbanosprGles Ser &atbolii6en
arbeiter6etuegung Deuti9lanbs, Sr.
&ermann-Soief S6nitt (&oln) auf
elmer Sagung oieier 8emesung in
GedlingbauIen befannt. 9ln ibr nab-
men Gelegierte aus Soaano, 8elgier,
Selterrei6 uno Sertreter ser sSnter=
nationalen Gbriltli6en @e1perfl6aft
neben Gertretern ser 8unoesrepublif
tell.
g8ie lette 8o6e bie vslli. 8reB"
meloete, miro 8apit Bius XII. Ser
gpigen Stabt uno Ser @elt (Urbi ct
Orbi) am Siterionntog I'M Die Wit=
tags5eit (ie6s 1br pormittaes EST
bonn 8alfon Ser St.-Beters-8alilifa
aus oen Segen erteilen. sSn fir1li9en
&reiien nimmt man an, baB ser 81.
Sater = ebenio, ipie es 1913 Der
San mar - biele @elegenbeit benut-
gen miro, I'M oie Stoliener aufaufor-
oert bel oen am 25. Wai ltattfinben-
Sen Gerualt1nsstpablen eegen ben
&ommunismus 5u itimmen.
sSn Oieiem Sabr febrt a1m 200.
Male Ser Gag tpieoer, nit bem Die
oeuti6e 8eteiligung an Ser @ri6lie.
Bung unb am Mufbau &anabas eins
geleitet nuroe: 1852 lieBen ii9 Die
eriten oeuti6en Siebler an ser fana.
oii6en Sltfiiite in Nopa Scotia nie-
ser - bamals Neu=Sranfreid) ge-
nannt. Seute lteben 9eutI6e init
100000 Seelen an 0ritter Stelle I'm.
ter BEN peri6ieoenen Serfunftslan.
bern Der insgelamt pier5ebn Wiaio.
men gintpobner.
SIM Mpril Iino fiinfbunbert Sabre
perflolien ieit Der @eburt bon Geo.
narbo ba 8inci, l1niberialfiinltler.
Naturforl6er unb Ee6nifer. gr tpur.
oe in Dem 90rfben 8inci geboren uni
itarb 1919 in yranfreid, mo er 6ie
Ietten 5tpan5ig Sabre ieines 2ebens
tGtig mar. Sein gr0Btes unb befann.
teites 8erf lit oas FL. @benbmabl aui
elmer @ano Ser Stride Santa Wario
oelle @ra5ie in Wailanb. Mls Denfe,
nnb 5ori6er uno grfinber mar 2eo'
naroo ieiner 3eit tpeit boraus. Mn
lis. Mpril beginnt in beri6iebener
italienil6en St1bten, mo 2eonurol
| I'M 2auie ieiner langen uno ereignis
reiden 2aufbabn meilte, Die Siinf
bunoertiabrfeier. Ser Iusgangs'
punft ser Seier lit oas tosfaniib'
lDorf 8inci, mo Der italieniibe Mini
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&bpdhtdhes ii
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Niilmanfee, isis. = 8l0sIi9 ge-
itorben lit Ser bo6p. Sr. 8i0iam
@ensler, ieit 1913 Bfarrer Ser St.
Beters- -8en1einoe in 8eaper Dam. gr
mar 1894 in Milpaufee geboren,
muroe 1918 in ct. Srancis getpeibt
uno tpirfte ieitber in Der Rfarrieelior-
ge init Musnabme Der bier5ebn Sabre
bon 1884 bis 1913, als er in ct.
Srancis als geiitli6er 8erater 0es
Seminars tdtig mar. r. Up.
8aibingtom, 9. 8. - @ie ioeben
I'M Gatifan befannt gegeben 1pl1rbe,
bat Ser Sl. 8ater ben bo6p'iten
Wtigr. Sobn S. 8oaroman gum Sitn-
arbii6of bon @unela uno 8eibbi-
l6of bon 8rooflDn ernannt. Wigr.
8oarbman NOR leit 1887 0i05elan-
oireftor oes Gereins fir oie @lau-
bensperbreitung unb leit 1910 S9at-
meiiter bes 2anoesnerbanbes bieies
Gereins.
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, hriitlihe gbe beilte moglid2 A. @as
iperoen mitiere &inoer, gbriiten ODER
tuas9 s. 99riftgt Die gednif iitts bor-
an? 6. 8leiben mir Meni1en in ilrl-
ierer 9rbeit2 Z. @ie rettet Der gbriit
oas Gebt? s. @ie fi16en Gbriite1
Seimat miteinanber2 8. $50 lit bein
8ruoer? 10. Gottes &eid gebt Iber
aae @ren5en. Ser 5onntag, "a. Mu-
quit, miro Sobepunft ser GnBeren
Seierli6feiten bes &atbolifentages
iein. SIM Slpnpia45taoion (8eit-
gerlin) finoet am 8ormittag cine
Bontififalmeiie llno am Nadnlittag
cine groBe &unogebung itatt. Ser
aatbolifentag ion am Wontag, 25.
auguit, init einem Bontififalrequiemt
| fiir 8efaaene, 8ombenopfer linb Ser
l6ollene apsflingen, bas 8iidof @es-
fanm i'm 8alter= l1lbri6t- -Stabion
(Sit=8erlin) bdlt. 8on beIon6erer
8eoeutrlng fir ben &atboliaismus in
gana SeutI6lano lon cine @ebets-
Itunoe neroen, bic am Sonnabet1b.
%. auguit, na6 elmer &unogebung
i'm lter=l1lbri6t=Stnbion borgele-
ben lit. 0ieie @ebetsItlttoe ion gleib-
5eitig in allen fatbolii6en &ir6en
0eutiblanOs itattfinoen. Ser Siibrer-
rat Oes 8unoes ser beutl1en fatboli-
lden Suseno teilt NIT, oaB nod elmer
erlten lleberli6t ninbeltens 10000
Sugenbli6e am &utbolifentag in Ser
lin teilnebmelt neroen.
sSn einen Ipoitolil1en S6reiben
an Die fatbolii6en @eiitli6en unb
@laubigen &umaniens ernlabnte am
Sanstae Bopit Bius 6ie &atboIifen
in ienenl unter fommuniltii6er
Serridaft itebenoen 2arlb, ibrem
@lauben treu 5u bleiben. sic IolIten
Gertrauen in Die gottlide Silfe baben
1no Der @el6i6te Ger Stride in &u-
ndnien gebenfen, beiien 8ooen bonn
8lut ser Mdrtprer gerotet uno Dem
SdipeiB Ser apoltoliiden @rbeit se-
nett iei. r@as auf Dem Spiel itebt,
lit offenii6tli6 Die Su6e @ottes, Ser
Stride unO Der Seelen," erflarte Der
Baplt. gr prizes bie run16nii6en &a-
tbolifen Oh 0es 8eiIpiels 6riitli6en
Starfnutes, pel6es tie geben. Bius
XII. erflarte, baB nunmebr aae fa-
tbolilden 8il6ofe in &umdnien bon
ibren1 8iidofsiit beriaet ieierl iib
enttpeoer in Saft befinoen ODER na6
unbefanntem Srt peridleppt por6en
ieien. 9as .run1anii6e fommuniitii6e
Hegime betra6te iebt oen 0itli6en
3lpeig ser fatboliiden Stride als ab-
gel6afft, uno Oeiien @ebaube uno
ginri6tungen ieien idnltli6 bei6lag=
nubmt. Giele religioie Srben ltnb auf=
gelolt tporoen uno ale fatbolii6en
Sdulen tpuroen gel6loilen.
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DDS bebGbige, fo1iernatibe &olano
mar inn ahtaebnten Sabrbunoert ei1le
See iito &olotidlniabt erftett &ari-
|ges l,no 5ugleib fiibreno in Riiniten
uno 8iiienIdaften. Der Siibrer Der
groBen &oalition gegen 2nbpig XIV.
NOR @ilbelm bon Sranien.
SIN erlten @eltfrieg blieb 6as 2ano
ser Hbein- -Wiinbungen perl6ont. I'm
10 berni6tenoer traf bie SitIer7Snpa-
iion oas frieoli6e 8olf. @ioeritano
uno 8efreiltng iblugen neue @un-
oen. l1no Ser 8ieoeraufitieg miro
ourd bic 3eri6neioung Der itarfen
ganoe eri6mert, oie oas Weutterlano
NIT Dem 8unberrei6 Der ssniulinoe
perfniipften. Son bem uSonano iiber
See" linb MIR fleine 9feite iibrig. Die
boudnoiib ipredenben Siib-@frifaner
MAIDEN 5ipar oen 8riten Gorge, aber
ibren boudnoii9en 8orfabren tpenig
Sreuoe. SIM meIentliden iino oie 8iir-
ger bes &onigreibs Der Nieoerlanoe
ouf iid ielbIt angetpieien. Mber iie RIM
gen oem Meer neue 4derfla6en ab
uno nit Ser eleidjen uneri6rodenbeit
uno 8iaensfraft, oie Die alten geie=
berlGnoer oes vIanfgebets" gum
Sieg fiibrten, iino lie babel, 8rot lno
Irbeit fiir alle I'M Derengten Gaume
5u i6affen. Der friibere iippige Gei6-
tum miro 1pobl 1tid)t tpieoerfebren.
Die &ii6e miro farger l1no Ser &el=
Ter peniger gefiiat iein. Iber es gebt
trotoem poripGrts. llnb in man6en
Singen logar beiier als 5ubor.
Die bullGnbiide 86nigin ppr bem
&ongrek
&0nigin sSuliana bon Sonan6 Iagte
in elmer 4nipra6e an beioe SduIer
oes &ongreiies, uOieie orme @elt"
Derbe pielIeidt Srieoen erbalten,
nenn bie, freien Nationen 5l,iamn1en-
balten uno iid eegenieitig 8ertrauen
i6enfen. Sic iprab oen 9anf ibres
golfes fiir oie bon Amerifa getpdbrte
Silfe aus unb erfldrte, baB ser Son.
greB Dor elmer iebr idperen aufeabe
itebe.
~9ie Wenidbeit muB iid in ibrer.
Scot in groBem Wabe uuf Sbr 9utes
llrteil nerlaiien. Sas legt ieoen bon
Sbnen Die Dolle 2ait elmer i61peren
geranttportune auf. Niemano miro
Sic beneioerl pdbreno Sbre ntI6ei-
oungen einen rieitgen 8ioerban in
Ser gan5en @elt finoen."
Sonigin Suliana puroe apolf final
ourb lebbaften 8eifau unterbro6en.
Zen erIten 9eifaq erbielt Tie, ols Tie
lagte, baB Soaano 5mar an @elo uno
8iitern ni6t piel 5u bieten babe, oaB
aber oie Ser. Staaten ouf feline polle
nnteritiibung re6nen fonnen. llno
Sen letten 8eifau erbielt tie, als tie
ii6er Oen sltlantif-Baft ipra6 ltno
iagte: n8ir ale niini6en, baB ser
atlantif= =Srieoen Der 9luftaft gum
@eltfrieben lei"
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erforoerlih par, Inn 200 SUB @eg
in bier Stunoen an einem freien
Ntittpohnad)mittaa ansulegen, mare,.
orei l6pere Samner, oret eroipbars,
elm Srud, elm Sbubfarren 1lno ettpa
oier5ig frafttge uno nnternebn1ettoe
SeminariIten Die abtpe9lelno oaran
orbelteten. Die iibrt9en 100 Sub Der-
ben berelts tertlg lelt penn Die Seler
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an5rtgr

Stto s. Yiaakfe, eeb. ONT 90. Ge-
5ember 1872 in Slatenltein (Deutih-
lano); geIt. am IL. Sanur 1852 in
Mnanooie (geortb 9afota).
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Dos porlaufige Brogron1m 6es
fiinfunoiieb5igiten Deuti9en &atboIi<
fentages, Der bonn 19. Bis 25. Muguit
in Berlin itattfinoet, liegt iett bor.
gs glieoert iib in Mrbeitstagungen,
groBe &nnogebungen, 0ffentli6e &C.
betsitunoen, Giibrungen, glusItelIun-
gen uno beionbere 8eranitaltungen
fir Die Sugenb. Die feierli9e Croft
nung oes &atbolifentages finoet am
19. Iugult in Sb0neberg (WeltIef-
tori itatt. &m 20. limo 2d. MmgmIt
iino Irbeitstagungen, au henen ie
flint @ruppen in @eit- un6 OIt-ger-
lin 5uiammentreten. Gie @ruppen BE-
i9dftigen iid NIT folgenoen Saupt-
t9emen oes &atbolifentages: 1. @ott
ooer etDige Waterie? 2. Was tpiiroe
Evening star., 1952-07-23
u. 5. Launches Research
On Airport Weather
By the Associoted Pres,

The Government yesterday an
nounced the launching of a two
year research program on airport
weather. The purpose is to i'm
prove flight safety during land
ings in unfavorable weather con-
ditions.
The Air Navigation Develop
ment Board, a Joint military-civil
agency, announced a contract
with the Sperry Gyroscope Co.,
Great Neck, N. Y. for the study
of weather measurement tech
Iniques and their relation to fight
operation under low visibility con-
ditions.
The board said the Weather
Bureau will provide engineering
and technical assistance.
Sperry flight research pilots.
engineers and technicians will fly
1000 test approaches through low
ceilings at Macarthur Field, Long
Island, N. Y, the board said. They
will use meteorological instru-
ments and special-purpose cam
eras developed by the Weather
Bureau and the National Bureau
of Standards.
Evening star., 1952-07-23
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Evening star., 1952-07-23
u. n. Planes and Guns
Scar Top Of Korea Hill.
Defended by Chinese
BY the Assoeiafed Press

SEOUL. Korea. July 23.-United
Nations planes and artillery today
scared the crest of Old Baldy hill
where Chinese infantry company
overlooked the Allied main line of
defense.
Battle-Weary U. N. foot soldiers
were dug in on two slight extern
sions on the southeast slope of the
western front hill west of Chor-
won. They were about 100 yards
below the crest.
The crest of the battle scared
hill has changed hands several
times since the Reds opened their
drive for the height last Thursday
night. U. N. troops were pushed
of again yesterday.
Front line officers estimate the
Reds have suffered more than
1900 casualties in the seesaw
fighting. Allied losses were not
announced.
Allied and Communist shelling
fell of during the night. But
after dawn U. N. artillery and
fighter bombers pounded the dug
in Chinese relentlessly with big
guns. rockets and flaming gaso-
line bombs. The Chinese held out.
The Air Force reported its pilots
flew more than 100 sorties against
Old Baldy and surrounding hills.
Elsewhere on the l55-mile battle
line there were only small patrol
skirmisheS.
Evening star., 1952-07-23
u. Of Indiana Official
Gets j. 5. Economic Post
By the Associated Press

President Truman yesterday
named Robert c. Turner, former
professor of business administra-
tion at Indiana University, as a
member of his Council of Eco
nomic Advisers.
Mr.. Turner replaces Roy Blough
on the three-man group. Mr..
Blough resigned to take an eco
nomic position with the United
Nations.
Mr.. Turner has been serving as
an economic adviser to Acting
Mobilization Director John R.
Steelman.
His appointment to the council
is subject to Senate confirmation
when Congress convenes next year.
Evening star., 1952-07-23
Pope Urges Peoples
OF Russia 10 Return
To Religious Faith
BY the Associafed Press

VATICAN CITY. July 23.-Pope
Plus, in his first apostolic letter
to all the peoples of Russia, has
appealed to them to return to
truth and to the right path"
Undoubtedly" the pontiff wrote
I'VE have condemned and rejected,
as the duty of our Office demands,
the errors which the promoters of
atheistic communism teach and
try to propagate to the greatest
detriment and misfortune of the
citizens"
But, he added, 1--WE do not turn
away" the persons who are in
error.
I'VE desire that they should re-
turn to the truth and the right
path" he said.
The Pope's letter-dated July Z,
1852, feast of the Slav Saints Cyril
and MethodiuS-was made public
by the Vatican's press Office today
and printed in L'Osservatore Ro-
mano. The letter will be broadcast
to the Russian people by Vatican
Radio.
Evening star., 1952-07-23
Truce Agents Hold PorIey
On Prisoner EXCHANGE
BY the Associoted Press

MUNSAN. Korea, July 23.-
Deadlocked armistice negotiators
debated the prisoner exchange is
sue in secret for only z minutes
today. A Communist broadcast
presented gloomy picture OF
chances for early settlement.
Another closed session is sched-
uled at Panmunjom for II am
tomorrow 90 pm. Wednesday
EDTD.
Red China's Peiping radio said
"provocations by the American side
outside the Panmunjom confer
ence tent have thrown an omin-
Gus shadow over world policy"
The Communist broadcast said
the "adventurist policy" of mill
tary pressure by American gen.
erals shows they have no sincere
desire for an early peace in Korea.