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Evening star., 1952-03-21
IN BEAUTIFUL WEsTGATE
CLOSE-IN BETHESDA
Rambler-S15,75I

New 3-bedrm. rambler; lge liv. rm.-
din. rm. comb, huge kit. with table
space; full bsmt., outside entr.;
conveniently located on wooded 1a-
acre lot.
Takona Park-S18,500
Charming 3-bedrm. Colonial; Ice. liv.
rm. with hrepl.. sep. din. rm., tile
bath, equipped kit. side screened
porch; fun bsmt.;, outside exit; lot
60xIS0 with children'S playhouse
and wading pool; conv. to schools,
shopping and Transportation.
Bethesda-$24,9 $50
Three-bedrm.. 2-bath home; located
near Suburban Hospital; lge. liv.
rm with flrepl.. din. rm.. equip. kit.
tile bath and l bedrm. on 1st A.: 2
twin-bed rms and bath on 2nd;
beautiful Handicapped lot.
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
sH $3.50. Realtors.
De Luxe 6-Rm. Home, $14,750
Glenmont Village-One bedrm. and
bath 1st A., large din. rm., pretty
kit; full bsmt.. gas heat; beautiful
big yard with trees; 2 blks. to school,
shopping and bus. Assume CT loan.
Call UN. 1871 or JU. S-5521. SUN
REALTY CO -g9
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Arlington Homes
OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
2 Pm. TO 6 PM.
"BELLEVTE FOREST

3172 N. QUINCY ST.
Spacious. new quality CEN
ter-hau brick Colonial. situ-
ated ON Q wooded lot; 7-ft.
entrance hall; living room
(I3x23) In the williamsburg
manner with Colonial fireplace
and French door opening on
screened porch (12x20); din
ing room (I2x13) with chair
rail, large WESTINGHOUSE kitch-
en- complete with dishwasher,
disposal. ventilating fan. an
abundance Of hand-finished
cabinets and Formica-topped
counter space; tiled half bath.
On the second floor. master
bedroom t16x1S) with private
tiled bath; two other bed
rooms and tiled bath. Full
basement with recreation area
with fireplace; servants half
bath and outside entrance.
Features include Dashboard
hot-water heating system, gas
fired; furred walls, mr. lumber,
mercury switches; lifetime
asbestos roof; built-in garage.
$40 $50
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LEWIS%DALE %
$20,75G

OR BEST OFFER
2102 Drexel st.--Three-bedrm. ram
bier: lge. liv. rm. with fireplace;
kitchen equipped with dishwasher.
disposal and gas stove; tile bath
full dry bsmt.; disappearing stair
way; picture window with Thermo-
pane. Corner lot. Handicapped As
sumo GI loan of S12.5O0. payable
University Of Nd. and express bus is
W. w. LEWIS, REALTOR
SH 2971; eves.. UN. 1895
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Brick Ramblers-3 Bedrms.

$1,000
MT. RAINIER
New .det:. 2-story. 6-rm. home. large
left. liv. rm.. separate din. rnn.,
lovely kit, 8 bedrms. and bath. Ex-
Gel location. Only $1,000 down.
See 1t today.
S11,950
S2,450 DOWN
New brick bungalow with picture
window, liv. rm.. beautiful equipped
kit, Bendix washer = lovely bed
rms. tile bath; stairway to attic;
nice lot. Approx. $50 per month.
S17,5O0
ASSUME GI LOAN
Lovely brick rambler. Liv. rm. with
open firepL.. family-size dining rm..
tile bath: full bsmt. with plastered
walls. "a bath and outside entr.;
det. 2-car brick garage; gas heat;
close to stores and transp. Don't
miss this buy. See today.
Evening star., 1952-03-21

RADIANT VALLEY
Brick bungalow, 9 bedrms., separate
lge. din. rm.,- plenty closet space. tile
bath. mod. fully equip. kit, fenced
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY co.
WA. 6655. UN. 1166. Hyattsville O636
Evening star., 1952-03-21
$35,950

DIRECTIONS TO BELLE
vUE FOREST HOMES-Cross
Memorial Bridge, bear right
and follow Key Bridge. Lor-
com lane sign to under Key
Bridge and follow river to
Lorcom lane. right on Lorcom
lane to Military rd. right on
Military rd. to N. Pollard st.
and N. Quincy st.
Evening star., 1952-03-21
THIS rs TT!

THIS IS 1T!
ROGERS HEIGHTS
Five-rm. home liv. rm. with fireplace.
din rm., equip kit, 2 bedrms and
bath. full bsmt. oil heat lge. ga
rage. Quick possession, reas. terms.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
WA. 1856. UN. 1855, Hyattsville 0636
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S-BEDROOM RAMBLER
BRICK-$13,950

Immaculate condition. features nag
stone patio and walk. Dinette on
lge. liv. rm. Equip. kit. Partially
completed rear porch. Call until b
Evening star., 1952-03-21
BRICK BUNGALOW
II Acre, Gaithersburg
$13,950

Plenty Of room for chickens and
garden. The brick bungalow is mod
ern throughout. Has center-hall
entrance. fireplace. oil h.-w.h. Con-
ment. also an unfinished room in
the attic with sunny windows.
KE. 3-6644; eyes,, IA, 4-0957. Ex-
elusive agents, KELLEY AND
Evening star., 1952-03-21
JA. 5-6640

ARLINGTON-CLOSE IN
S12. .75O-Two-bedrm semidet. Lovely
corner lot. Full tile bath. Imma-
culate cond. Terms. TINKLE
wilkins. JA. S-8925. -22
ARL.-NEW 3-BEDRM. BRK.
Colonial. complete in every particu-
lar including disposal; attached ga
rage, scr. porch, large liv. rm..
formal din. rm.. dry, light bsmt.
with rec.-rm. area and " bath;
within 2 blocks of Stratford Jr,. High
and George Wash. Mem. Parkway;
less than 10 min. from downtown
d. C, or Pentagon with no Va. traf-
out Lee hwy. or Parkway. to N.
Military rd.. turn right on Military
to N Goth rd., then left to sign.
MacPHERSON-MORRIS CO.. Bldrs.
Evening star., 1952-03-21

10. 5-32O0: Ewes, Lo. 5-09Os
BY OWNER AND BUILDER
Thee bedrooms. 2 baths. new brick
ramblefs; full bsint.; 2-car ga
rage; gas heat; storage attic: lge.
lot. Best section adjoining Burnt
Miils Hills. Silver Spring. Nd. Viii
consider your property in tredS.
Price. S31 800. OWNER. JU. 1885.
Evening star., 1952-03-21
IANGI.EY PARK

Best buy Of the year. Forced sale
compels owner to offer year-oid
..ery large 3-bedrm., semidetached
FropeEy is In the most desired new
area hose to new shopping center
a. New He mpShire ave. ard Univer-
s'ry lane. Call Immediately to in
sSSft ssSiDrM Mr; apl psuan pp ,JgHga az 7-s9s7,
Evening star., 1952-03-21
LAUREL, MD.

ATTRACTIVE FINANCING
Nothing else like this anywhere
around Laurel. Beautiful Colonial
architecture on large lot, close to
Ft. Meade. Lge. liv. rm. with firepl.,
lge. din. I'm. with firepl.. den, sun
porch, kit. and bath on 1st floor.
4 lge. bedrms: and 2 baths on End
lge. 2-car garage. Suit. for gracious
living for single family, or suit
able for roon1ing house.
LAKE & CASKEY, Realtors
AP. S400. Ewes. UN. 0s1S.
Evening star., 1952-03-21

FACING THE SUNSHINE
1885 18th AVE. KENTLAND
Assume existing 44o loan. pay S38
mo. B big rooms, gas heat, large
side porch. Extra large level lot
surrounded by new Anchor fence.
Bus. at door. Shopping center l
block. Price S10.500. Phone Mr..
FREDERICK W. BERENs
SALES. INC, MA. 5000
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LYON VILLAGE
2O55 Wilson Blvd. ia. 6-6sOO

N. ARL.-BY OWNER
Rambler. Fun bsmt., outside entr.
walk-up attic; 8 excel. bedrms, 20
It. liv. rm. with picture window,
firepl.: din. rm; lge. equip. kit;
garbage disposal; exhaust fan; For
S20.950: first trust, $11,5O0 at
434se. viii consider 2nd trust. KE.
3-4S46. --23
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Washington, D. c.
FRIDAY, MARCH al, 1859
Evening star., 1952-03-21
HOUSES sALE-MD. Cont,
ATTENTION, BROKERS
Silver Spring-Woodmoo
SPECIAL, RARGATN

DELIGHTFULLY."- different home in q
highly desirable community. near
public and parochial schools and
by owner fnr gcsc,oJS living. Beau
tifu1 setting Det. rambler. Built
with the famous st. Joseph brick,
white asbestos roof. Liv. rn., pic
ture wirdow. firepl.. din. I'M, French
luxe kit. Beautycraft cabinets. elec.
s.ove, double even, barbecue ro-
tary IN one oven, large refgr. 3 bed
ms, batn, built-in vanity, .. d
bath roughed in: basement finished
in knosty pine; auto. gas neat;
Wooocd lot. First trust, $4,000, A.,
Is years. For appI. cali MIR. ODUM.
Exclusive Agent. RE, 5216: Ewes,
Sat. and Sun. JU. 8-4789. -23
Evening star., 1952-03-21
A STEAL

At the price. Lovely 5-rm. white
brick Colonial, on. corner lot. rear
fenced with gar, in residential Ar
excel. terms to qualified purchaser.
Priced only S17.950 Call now.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. ow. $500
Evening star., 1952-03-21
OPEN TODAY
EVANSVILLE, MD.
$4,000

Open 4::30 to 8 PM.
4-BEDROOM BUNGALOW
rge. corner lot. walking distance of
elementary school. across from
Chillum Hgts. Apts.. 18th ave. and
Kennedy st. WELLoNS REALTY,
Evening star., 1952-03-21
AURORA HILLS
NEW RAMBLER

4NGW 1NkA1kI011Gn
Here Is q .'brand-new'' 3-bedroom
home with 2 full baths. and ready
n for you to move into. You will
with the following special features.
Rec. .rm. with asphalt tiled floor and
drepl.: beautiful electric kit, fully
equipped: master bedrm. with pvt
bath. Pulldown ladder for storage
attic, Considerable cash required
r. L. KANE
tALEx.'S OLDEST REALTOR)
AL. 4412 OR AL. 3O13.
After 9 PM. Call
TE. b241, AL. 07S9, TIE. 3939
Evening star., 1952-09-04
Star Staff Photo

of a diplomatic official. His wife
lis 40 years old.
The three children who took
part were Sandra Rucker, s.
daughter of Navy 1t. and Mrs
John w. Rucker, 905 South Orme
street, Arlington; Charles F. Glib
son, jr., S, son Of Air Force Capt
and Mrs. Charles F. Gibson, 1744
Richmond highway, Alexandria
and James A. Bower, 6, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bower, 30e
East Cameron road, Falls Church
Both Sandra and Charles are
adopted children. Sandra's father
is with the Navy's Board of Re.
view for Discharges and Dismis-
sails. She was born in Bermuda
The Gibson boy, born in New.
foundland, was adopted by hi.
parents while Capt. Gibson was or
duty there. He currently is the
staff judge advocate for the All
Force at National Airport.
Priests From Belgium.
The two priests are members o1
the Catholic missionary order Of
the Immaculate Heart of Mary
They both hail from Belgium
where the order was originated
They are the Rev. Victor c. De.
Clercq, 80, who is assigned to the
society's mission house at 465l
North Twenty-fifth street, Arling.
ton, and the Rev. Andrew M. Thil.
lieu, 81, pastor of the Preciou.
Blood Catholic Church in Cul.
peper. Va.
Evening star., 1952-09-04
Weak|eyCase0 Opinion
is Basis Of Appeal for
Another Doomed Man

A United States Court of Ap-
peals opinion which reversed the
first-degree murder conviction of
Luther Weakley several days ago
has been made the basis of ar
effort to save another man from
the electric chair.
Attorneys James j. Laughlin
and Albert j. Ahern have filed a
motion in the Appellate Court to
upset the 1rst-degree murder con-
viction of Lawrence E. Kitchen on
the grounds that the trial judge
erred in defining second-degree
murder.
Kitchen is under death sentence
pending appeal. He was convicted
of fatally injuring another man
while robbing him of some cloth
ing.
Charge Judge Erred.
The attorneys for Kitchen
charged that the trial judge, Bur-
nita S. Matthews, erred in defln-
ing second-degree murder as "a
killing with malice aforethought
but without a purpose or intent
to kill"
The record bears out the con-
tention that such definition was
used in Judge Matthews instruc-
ton to the jury.
The phraseology is the same as
that used by District Judge Ed
ward M. Curran in the Weakley
case in defining second degree
murder.
Weakley's conviction of first
degree murder in the Staying of
his employer was reversed by the
Court of Appeals. The court held
that the judge erred in that Sec
ond-degree murder need not be
without intent but may include
intent and purpose.
Discovered by Fahy.
In the Weakley case, the error
was first spotted by Appellate
Court Judge Charles Fahy who
was in the minority in a first
opinion which upheld Weakley's S
conviction.
Later, the court in q two-to-
one opinion accepted Judge Fahy's
reasoning.
The Kitchen case differs from
Evening star., 1952-09-04

|fectS in turn are transmitted back
to the brain.
Mental breakdown" DR.. Vac
orzynski said, "are not due pri-
marily to environmental stresses
but to changes in the body due
to those stresses
Television Heroes.
Children realize themselves in
the present television heroes" re-
ported DR.. Harold Skeels of Co.
lumbia University.
Actually, his tests showed, they
like their parents better than the
characters on the screen, but do
not set them up as what they
would like to be like. In his re-
Spect, they even put the television
heroes ahead of the President.
They really put more into the
television heroes than is actually
intended, he said. They attribute
to the heroes all the morality
which they have been taught in
the home.
Evening star., 1952-09-04
Realtor Is Foreman
OF New Grand Jury

A new regular District grand
jury was sworn in yesterday to
investigate routine cases. The oath
was administered by District Court
Judge Edward M. Curran.
Nathan Poole. Al, of 1925 Forty
fourth street NV, president Of
the Drury Realty Corp. was
named foreman. The deputy FORE
man is Thaddeus N. Sandifer, SIS,
of 1924 Forty-fourth street NV,
a news correspondent. Other
members Of the grand jury are:
Miss Lora L. Adams, 1901 @
street NV; Morris Applebaum,
1855 Peabody street NV; Frank
Butler. COS Rock Creek Church
road NV; Mrs. Anna E. Cham
bers, 1243 Irving street NV; Will
liam c. Conrad, 1245 Delafield
place NE; Miss Laura M. Davis,
3217 Cathedral avenue NV;
James j. Dixon( 1880 Foote place
NE; Miss Hilda v. Elliott, 618
North Carolina avenue Sc;
Richard o. Forbes, 120 Fifty-third
street Sc: Miss Elsie L. Green
field, 1855 Corcoran street NV.
Also James H. Hillman, 1919
Sixth street NV; Martin P. Hogan,
5000 Illinois avenue NV; Mrs.
Ann c. Janifer, 141 Quincy place
NE; Edgar r. Martin, 2063
Thirty-sixth street Sc; Theodore
c. Mcnamara. tbs Irving street
NE: Thomas F. McPhaul, 1904
Seventeenth street NE; Burton
r. Reigelman, 3713 Wheeler road
Sc; Miss Armenia E. Snavely,
1888 Forty-fourth street NV:
Edward Steel, 1743 P street NV:
Louis A. Waldow, 1899 c street
Sc, and Virginia w. Washing
ton, 511 Second street Sc.
Evening star., 1952-09-04
Army to TYOut
Huge Foghorn at
|BeIvoir Tomorrow

Note to civilians: Don't leap for
the nearest foxhole if you hear a
sound like a screeching artillery
shell in the vicinity of Fort Bel
voir, Va, tomorrow.
The sound-due to pierce the
air between 2 pm. and 3 pm
will be merely a giant foghorn
undergoing a test.
It's strong enough to turn fog
to rain and scare the daylights
out of any one who doesn't know
what's going on. The Engineer
Research and Development Labor
atories at Fort Belvoir are testing
lit to learn if it can be used as an
Il Iair-raid warning signal.
The rotating siren, driven by a
35-horsepower engine, is one Of
the largest ever built. It was used
by the Navy in World War II to
break up fog. The fog turned to
rain under the sirens blast.
Evening star., 1952-09-04
Absentee Voting in
Massachusetts

As serUice to the Districts
absentee Doters The Star is pub
fishing voting regulations in
each State for nert November,s
election. One State ,Dill be pub
HS1ted each day. Watch for
yours. TodGy'S i7,st1llneslt is for
residents Who aoiS1 to Uote in
Massachusetts:
Officers to Be Elected: United
States Senator, IA Representa-
tives to Congress, Governor and
other State officials.
Residence Requirement: State
/ year; city or town, 6 months.
Registration: In person with
local board of registrars. Perma-
nent if name is carried forward
on voting list made up in Janu-
ary, February and March. Dates
of registration vary from town tt
town.; On October 3 from 8 am
registration is Statewide, after
which it is closed throughout
State. Write your city clerk fol
local dates.
Males under 10 pay a So an
nual poll tax. This tax is not 6
requisite for voting but such pay
ment is evidence of residence fol
having name placed on voting list
Registration for primary close
August Is. for general election
October 3.
Absentee Voting: permitte,
only in general election. Reques
official application form from
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Statehouse, Boston, anytime.
Voted ballot must be received
by clerk before polls close on elec
ton day.
Further information may be
obtained in the lobby of The
Star Building, Eleventh street
and Pennsylvania Avenue NV,
tohere the District League OF
Women Voters has set up a
UoterS' serUice desk. 1t is open
from 10 am. to 8 pm. Monday
through Friday and from 10
am. to S pm. Saturday. Tele-
phone Republic 1894.
Tomorrow: Michigan.
Evening star., 1952-09-04
Ex-Pisoner of Gestopo Becomes
Citizen as 81 Take Ouths

There are 81 new citizens in
nearby Virginia today, including
a former prisoner of the German
Gestapo during World War H..
The new citizens are those who
took their oaths of allegiance yes.
terday during naturalization cere-
monies in the Alexandria Federal
Court.
Among them are two married
couples, three children and two
Catholic priests.
The one-time Nazi prisoner il
William Wuestenhagen, 46-year.
old auto repair man, who lives al
los Fairmont street, Falls Church
He and his wife, Mrs. Eugene 10.
hanna Wuestenhagen, 81, repeated
the oath after Judge Albert v
Bryan.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Wuestenhager
came to the United States ir
January, 1947. He married Mrs
Wuestenhagen, his second wife
six years ago near Heidelberg
Germany. During the war, he wa.
a prisoner of the Gestapo in {
concentration camp at Wuerseburi
for 212 years.
Couple Native Russians.
The other couple sworn in a,
citizens are Mr.. and Mrs. Frederi,
P. Nano of Berea, Va. They cam,
to this country from Romania, al.
though both were born in Moscow
Russia. Mr.. Nano, So, was the sor
Evening star., 1952-09-04
Payroll Ho|dup
Witnesses Scan
Rogues' Gallery
Construction Men
Hope to Identify Pair
In $4,000 Theft

Witnesses to a $4,000 payroll
holdup scanned the police rogue's
gallery today in an effort to learn
If known criminals staged the
robbery yesterday.
Two armed bandits, both COL
ored, took the cash from a con-
lstruction Shanty of the Standard
Construction Co. at Fifteenth
place and Simms avenue Sc,
near Fifteenth street and Ala
bama avenue.
Money in Envelopes.
The money was taken as fore
men waited to pick up pay enve-
lopes for distribution to workmen.
Jack Rosenblatt, Is, of 1903 Neal
street NE, timekeeper and pay
master at the apartment con-
struction job. had been counting
the money shortly before the ban
dts entered.
Both holdup men carried guns,
one .38-caliber revolver and the
other .32-caliber automatic.
When they entered one of the
men said:
"This is a holdup, and I amt
fooling. Get in the back room"
They herded Mr.. Rosenblatt
and five others into a rear room
but did not lock the connecting
door. They picked up the cash,
which was in pay envelopes in
two cardboard boxes.
Fail to Open Car.
The gunmen took Mr.. Rosen-
blatt's car keys and went out
through the front door, closing it
behind them. Outside, they were
Joined by a third man. who ap-
parently acted as lookout.
The men made a brief effort to
open Mr.. Rosenblatt's automobile
but were unsuccessful. They fled
afoot.
Others in the shanty with Mr..
RoSenblatt at the time of the
holdup were Thomas A. Branch,
48, of S Columbia avenue, Takoma
Park. Md. a carpenter foreman;
Richard A. KRISTEN, "a, of 2214
Colston drive, Silver Spring, an
assistant superintendent; Wood
land L. Cavileer, So. of $50 Emer-
ism street NJ w O corpopfar foro
man; Howard L. Patterson, IS, of
Seabrook, Md, a labor steward,
and w. F. Scurry, %, of 1921 Gen.
tral avenue NE, a carpenter.
Evening star., 1952-09-04
Boy Playing With Hammer
And Bullet Shoots Self

A 15-year-old boy was wounded
in the thigh yesterday while
playing with a bullet and a ham
mer. police reported.
John Austin of 1882 Minnesota
avenue Sc. was admitted to Cas-
ualty Hospital, where his condi-
tion was reported as not serious.
Police said the boy was playing
with a hammer and .38-caliber
bullet on the concrete apron of
the garage behind his home about
1880 pm. when the bullet ex-
Iploded. His mother, Mrs. Therese
Austin, took John, who is a stu
dent at Kramer Junior High
School, to the hospital.
A boy in the neighborhood
found a f1attened bullet and gave
it to them, police said.
Evening star., 1952-09-04
Arobio Gives $50,0 900
For lsIomic Center Here

Saudi Arabia has donated
$50, 900 to the new Islamic Center
being built on Massachusetts, ave-
nue. near Belmont road NV.
Officials of the center said this
is an extra contribution above
that country's official share in its
construction. Ambassador Asad
Al-Faqih of Saudi Arabia pre-
sented the check to Ambassador
lMohammed Ali of Pakistan, acting
president Of the center.
Evening star., 1952-09-04

About 1880 am. yesterday. Po-
lice Pvts. William Burchette and
Edward P. Klepac were patroline
their beat near Fourteenth and F
streets NV. A shot ripped the
night air and seconds later they
saw Mungo running. After q
chase of several blocks, Pvt. Bur-
chette hailed a taxi. leaped in
and doffed his police cap while
his partner continued the pur-
suit on foot.
At Seventeenth and @ streets
NV, Mungo hailed the same
Icab. He scrambled into the back
seat and into the eager arms o1
the law.
His surprised and breathless
lcomment: "Oh, my goodness"
Evening star., 1952-09-04
z Conflicting Reports
On Potomac Bridges
Sent 10 Congress

The District Commissioners to-
day were forwarding to Congress
two preliminary representation
their own-on proposed new
bridges across the Potomac River.
One report is that of engineer
ing consultants retained by the
District government. This one
urges crossings at E street, Alex
andria and Nebraska avenue, in
that order. The other, prepared
by consultants to the National
Park and Planning Commission
favors the latter two bridges but
is strongly opposed to the E street
proposal.
No Recommendations.
In a covering letter to Capitol
Hill, the city heads took pains
to point out that at present they
make no recommendations on
bridge construction priority.
They emphasize, however, that
one new bridge is urgently needed
to link the District with Virginia
The Commissioners pointedly call
the legislators attention to the
fact that planning money for a
bridge is being included in the
Districts 1854 budget requests,
now being prepared.
Will File Preferences.
Copies of the reports are going
to the District and Appropriations
committees of both the House and
the Senate. Later, the city heads
are due to file supplementary re-
ports, stating their bridge location
preferences, as well as RECON-
mendations for dividing the cost
among this city. the Federal Gov
ernment and Virginia.
Today's reports meet a require
ment that a report be filed within
six months of passage Of the
congressional act authorizing the
bridge study.
Evening star., 1952-09-04
u. S. Youth Census Is Proposed
Before Psychologists Meeting

A new kind OF census of Ameri-
cas- youth was proposed before
the American Psychological AS
sociation here last night.
At some fixed date, said DR.
Leonard Carmichael, secretary
elect of the Smithsonian Institu-
ton, "all young men and possibly
jail young women should be listed,
identified, fingerprinted. and at
least roughly categorized in terms
of physical and psychological Ca
|pacities and professional skills."
This would be essentially a
census of the Nations fighting
power, he indicated.
Should Outline Needs.
At the same time, he stressed
the armed services should be re-
|quired to describe their manpower
needs in terms of realistic human
abilities. This should be DONE u
he said, in such a practical way
that the armed forces will tr, to
screen in and not screen out IN
dividuals who can do some things
in a satisfactory way, but not
other things.
At present. he declared, we
probably know more accurately
how many million inbred white
mice there are in North America
than how many psychologically
and physically effective men o1
military age are available"
May Draft 4-Fs.
Selective Service Director Levi.
B. Hershey in a speech to the
group last night indicated thai
some youths now rejected as AZ
may have to be called to NEE
expanded manpower needs of thu
armed forces.
The draft chief said the Al
group is one of the sources "wher,
We will have to find our people.
He gave no indication, however
that a definite reduction in ply
Sical or mental standards is in tn,
mill. Such steps are entirely III
to the armed forces. Earlier, Gen
Hershey limited regulations nigh
be .eased to draft some fathers
A bridge between nina ant
matter is a system made up o
the adrenal and pituitary gland
and the cerebral cortex of tn
brain. the psychologists were toll
by DR.. G. K. Yacorzynski o
Northwestern University.
| Thus any kind of stresses en-
countered in life may result in
directly in physical disease
Through the effect on the brain
1.-THE brains effect on the glands
land the effect of the glands o.
1.-THE body as a whole. These ef