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Evening star., 1952-05-15
These Accidents
Can Be Avoided

These experts discovered that
there was only one sure way to
protect yourself against this blind
ing night glare-a piece Of opti-
cally colOred glass worn by you,
yourself-that filters out the glare
from these headlights in exactly
the same way that q pair Of sun
glasses filters out the glare Of the
sun.
They discovered that the u. S.
Air Corps had developed such a
glass for use in its own supply
trucks during the war. This glass
was optically ground to U. S. Bu-
reau of Standards specifications
No. CS-159-49.
They also discovered that many
of the leading automobile manu-
facturerS-Such as Buick, Cadillac,
Oldsmobile, Lincoln and Chrysler
were equipping their special de
luxe models with special glare-re-
sistant windshields. However, the
cost Of this glass on these special
cars was necessarily $20-$50.
To avoid these costs these ex-
perts took this special glare-re-
sistant glass and built it into a
pair of Night Driving Glasses that
could be worn by any driver. Since
they eliminated all rays of glare,
the experts called them RAYEX
Night Driving Glasses. Here are
some Of the amazing results they
discovered when they tested them.
Evening star., 1952-05-15
Yale Doctor to Lecture
On Alcoholism Here

DR.. Seldom Bacon, of Yale Cen
ter of Alcoholic Studies, will give
a lecture on alcoholism in the
Agriculture Department auditor
ium at 8 pm. Tuesday.
DR.. Leopold E. Wexberg, direc-
tor of the Districts alcoholic re-
habilitation program, under whose
sponsorship the lecture. will be
presented. will open the meeting
DR.. Bacon will be introduced by
Public Health Director Daniel L.
Seckinger.
Participating in a panel discus
sion later will be Judge Nadine
Gallagher, of the Municipal Court;
the Rev. James A. Dryden, as
sistant pastor of New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church, and Gerard
M. Shea, director of the Depart
ment of Public Welfare.
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signed to the 9Th Armored Divi-
sion at Fort Leonard Wood. Mo-,
for training.
X y NJ
Pvt. Dino C. Sarbov, son of
ChristoS Sarbov, 1113 Penn street
NE. has been assigned to the 5th
Infantry Division at Indiantown
Gap. Pa, for basic training.
X X X X
Pvt. Samuel r. Brewer, son of
Mrs. Mary E. Brewer, 1116 Forty
ninth place NE, has completed
basic training at the Army's
Transportation Center, Fort Eus-
tbs, Va. He will be given spe-
cialized training in transportation.
Pvt. David Ray Simpkins, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Simpkins
OF Alexandria, has also completed
basic training at Fort Eustis.
X X X X
Pfc. Emilio F. Gaddi, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Dario B. Gaddi, 1910 H
street NE, has been graduated
from a course in mess manage
ment at the Fort Benning (Ga.)
Infantry Center.
X \
Five Washington men have just
completed basic training at the
Paris Island IS. c. Marine Corps
Evening star., 1952-05-15

adjust themselves to constant flashes Of
light. They will grow accustomed to the
dark. Therefore, you will actually be able
to see better clearer :. and farther.
You will be able to see dark objects more
quickly. You will be able to react more
quickly to the pedestrian who darts out
Of . side street.
3. SINCE THESE RAYEX Night Driv-
ing GLASSES PROTECT YOUR EYES
AGAINST STRAIN. you will not suffer
from dangerous night driving headaches
And above all. tired strained eyes will
not cause you to fall asleep at the
wheel. ORDER TODAY Use coupon
heloRl
Evening star., 1952-05-15
1000 Women Joined
Armed Forces in Drive

More than 1900 women have
volunteered for the armed services
since November. 1851, when a
campaign for $4,000 was launched
The Defense Department re-
ported today that 1911 women
volunteered during April. The Air
Force received sos volunteers; the
Navy, 329: the Army. 189, and the
Marine Corps. IS. OF the re-
mainder, the largest number-106
volunteered for the Air Force's
nurse corps and medical specialist
corps.
Evening star., 1952-05-15
Extra Bonus!
End TV Eyestroin

Because these RAYEX Night
Glasses remove all forms of glare
i. . because they protect your eyes
against any light irritation-they
are the perfect, glare-resistant,
filter for watching all Television
sits! With these glasses. you VIII
Evening star., 1952-05-15

Heights, Md, has recently grad
uated from the Field Mechanics
course at the Armored School,
Fort Knox. Ky.
X X
Ensign George p. Coulter, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H. Coul-
ter. 3407 Twenty-ninth street
NV, has been taking part in the
rescue of Korean children and
aged persons from combat areas
He is serving aboard the U. S. S.
landing ship, tank, No. 762.
Pvt. Percy S. johnson, son Of
Mrs. Mary johnson, 919 Twenty
fifth street NV, has been as
Evening star., 1952-05-15
Home -Towners Plant Tree
Here 10 Honor jenkins

Fellow Ohioans today dedicated
a pin oak tree in West Potomac
Park to Representative Jenkins,
Republican, of Ohio.
It was the gift of a garden club
of Oak Hill, Ohio, Mr.. jenkins
home town, in recognition of his
work in sponsoring the name of
Ohio drive and Buckeye lane in
the park.
Mrs. David Kuhner, garden club
president, presented the tree.
which was accepted on behalf of
the Interior Department by Supt.
Edward j. Kelly, of National Cap
ital Parks.
Evening star., 1952-05-15

not have to spend the SIS to 81 a
full-size filter would cost you. You
will be able to watch your favorite
programs with less chance of irri-
tation. And, you will actually en-
joy your set more-because RAYEX
eliminates grey shadows from your
systematically sharpens your pic
ture image!
Available now at LanSburgh's S,
Cosmetics Department, 7th, 9Th
and F. Sts. NV, Washington 4,
D. c.
Evening star., 1952-05-15

Recruit Depot. All have won Ma
rine Marksman badges. They are:
Pfc. Richard G.. Malone, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Malone, 1910
Carpenter street Sc. ....
Pfc. Melvin C. Quade, jr., hus-
band of Mrs. Beverly Ann Quade,
1924 Fourteenth street NE.
Pfc. Robert M. Witcher, ward of
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Giazza, 4811 v
street Sc.
Pfc. Robert L. Cottrill, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cottrill, 20
Seventh street Sc.
Pfc. Russell C. Burr, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Burr. 1864 L
street Sc.
Evening star., 1952-05-15
Royal Sight-Seer
Visits Van johnson

It's a whirlwind iife-trying to-
keepupw with versatile VAN Johnson
behind the camera as well as before
it. But Vans young admirer has the
stamina. He gets extra food-energy
from Royal Puddings.
Every package of Royal Pudding
contains more food-energy than a
full pint of sweet, fresh milk! Mothers
know the magic in milk-so rich in
proteins, vitamins, minerals food
energy, too. And youngsters love tht
rich, creamy-smooth taste Of Royal
Puddings. Try all wonderful aavors.
Currently eo-starrins in MGM0
"THE INVITATION"
Evening star., 1952-05-15

Cc1 ckAO11lCS dL
Fort M on =
mouth, N. j.
Capt. Ashton
was cited for
his great in
genuity and re-
sourcefuln SIS
in commanding
the 1st Corps
communications
center, although
he had no prev
ious training in
this speciality.
He re tur n e d
from Korea
Evening star., 1952-05-15

HERE is the full story of how
you can help avoid that head
light glare avoid those
night driving accidents.
How many times this month
have you been completely blinded
by the headlights of another car?
How many times have you been
blinded when you were driving
S0-40-50 miles an hour when
you were in the middle of q dan
gerous intersection when you
were turning a sharp curve or
corner2 Yes, how many times this
month have you been forced to
trust your life-and the lives of
your family - to q driver who
doesn't even have the sense to dim
his headlights?
THESE COMMON MISTAKES
CAN KILL YOU
Tragic? Yes but here Is the
real tragedy. Do you know that
you can avoid many Of these risks
that you could have avoided
them for the past five years? Do
you know that during the last five
years over 10000 drivers have
found a new way to protect them
selves against this headlight blind
ness? They have tested - and
proyed-an optical instrument that
actually makes the brightest head
lights almost as easy to take as
dims! Here Is their amazing story:
Five years ago, three Of the
country's top optical experts de-
cided to tackle this problem of
headlight glare. They Immediately
discovered that all of the common
remedies were either useless, or
actually dangerous. They discov-
cred, for example, that turning
your eyes away from an orcoming
Car may cost you your life-be-
cause you can't drive around q
curve that you can't see. They
discovered that trying to protect
yourself by slamming on your
brakes might prove fatal on a
slippery or icy road. They discov-
cred that DINNERS on other cars
meant nothing unless the other
drivers had the courtesy to use
them.
Evening star., 1952-05-15
THIS is HOW SAFE NIGHT
DRIVING SHOULD BE.

1. WITH THESE RAYEX Night
Driving Glasses, you can look di-
rectly into the brightest truck
headlights. You will see the head
lights as pale amber discs-but
you will not see the glare. You
could pass an entire line Of fifty
cars, and eyes will not even squint.
q WITH THESE RAYKx Might privins
10LA9eES your eyoo WI Got have TO
Evening star., 1952-05-15

buy in your stores.
They are made in striking styles
handsome frames for men {.
beautiful harlequins for women
and clip-on for those who already
wear glasses.
However, because Rayex Night
Glasses are much simpler to make
than most glasses-because they
do only one thing protect you
after dark-they sell for only $2.98.
Evening star., 1952-05-15
Tv These Miracle Glasses ?!

RAYEx Night Driving Glasses have already earned the Good
Housekeeping Seal Of Approval They identical shape quail
iy appearance opticay glasses you
Evening star., 1952-05-15
3 Billion Years Old

Prof. Harold Urey. famed ply
sicist and Nobel prize winner,
estimates the age of the earth as
g billion years, London reports.
Evening star., 1952-05-15
Here and Abroad
News of Area Men and Women
In the Armed Services

Capt. Shirley S. Ashton. jr., son
of Mrs. Shirley S. Ashton, 4201
Massachusetts, avenue NV, has
been awarded the Bronze Star in
Evening star., 1952-05-15

DO YOU DRIVE YOUR CAR AFTER DARK? Do you know
that many fatal smashu caused at night SAFE
careful drivers who trapped blinded by
the headlights Of another
Evening star., 1952-05-15
Tested by Over
10000 Drivers !


vertised in this paper, they were
distributed to over 10000 drivers
g.. volunteers who agreed to test
them under every possible sort Of
night driving condition. Here are
the actual reactions of these driv-
ers-their own, unsolicited expert
ences with these glasses. Perhaps
they will help your night driving
problems.
DO YOU EVER DRIVE
ON THE OPEN HIGHWAY?
won my trip to Denver last week I
must have passed At least 90 cars Not
one dimmed down his lights. If hadn't
had, your glasses, would have had to
pull over to the shoulder. and wait till
they passed by. As 1t was. I didn't
even sauint. r. M. r.. Bremerton,
Wash.
DO CHILDREN RIDE IN YOUR CAR?
IT drive my little girl home from q
country school. during the twilight hours.
was always afraid-either Of the
binding lights from the other cars at
that hour-or Of hitting one Of the
God, know I can see them. I wouldn't
take 500 for these slasses."-Mrs. L. G..
Forest Hills, New York.
DO YOU GET NIGHT-DRIyING
sLEEPINESS:
drove 112 miles after midnight with
out the slightest strain. Never felt SO
relaxed and confident in my life.
Thanks."-Mr. d. p, San. Antonio,
Texas.
DO YOU HAVE WEAK EYES?
my husband has q cataract on his
left eye. and could never enjoy driving
before. He thinks your glasses are won
derful-says they're also good protection
against the sun."-MrS. L. R., Elizabeth,
North Dakota.
(Note: We do net recommend the use Of
these glasses - sun glasses. They are as
different As night and day. They have
only one purpose-to protect you after
dark
And here is the one fact that all Of
these drivers agreed upon Z. this is the
way they would affect your night driving.
The very first moment you put on these
RAYEX Night Driving Glasses you enter
into an entirely new world Of night driv-
ing There is no glare left on the entire
street. Instead. the headlights Of every
car every street light every
window you pass. are tinted a soft
amber yellow.
You'll notice Immediately that you are
more relaxed more confident about
your driving. because you can actually
see farther . . because there is no
street glare to distract your eyes from
the dark" spots where you have to be
especially careful.
You will probably test these glasses
against the frst two or three cars you
pass You will prove to yourself that you
can see the lights but you cannot
see their glare. After that you will bel
able to totally disregard the headlights
Of any car coming toward you on the
highway. You viii be able to sit back
and relax-enjoy your night driving as
much as you do in the day.
Evening star., 1952-05-15

Can Night Driving Ever Be Sofe?
Study This Photographic Proof Then Decide for YOURSELF
PROTECTION
Evening star., 1952-05-15

Completely Eliminate HEADLIGHT GLARE! See What You
Have To See In The Dark Do 1t With RAYEX Night Driving
Glasses! Use Coupon To Order Them Today!
Evening star., 1952-05-15

1851 Admiral II" N, AN
rodio and 3.speed automatic
record player; floor sompIe,
model 37Ml5 ------'
1852 Emerson Console TV
with ~" picture tube; floor
sompIe. model 68l
1882 Emerson Console N,
20" picture tube, mahogany
veneered eobinet, hoIf doors;
floor somple, model 693---
1852 Emerson Console Com
binotion II" N, 3-speed
outomotic record ployer; floor
somple, model 6o9 -.--.
L0nsburQh's. 4.
Evening star., 1952-05-15
Radios, Radio-Phonos

Orig. }
! 1851 Phico Console combino-
ton AM-FM Rodio, 3-speed
automatic record pIoyer; floor
somple, model l73l 24o.95 II
! 1851 phco Console Conbino-
ton Rodio, 3-sPeed automatic
record pIoyer; floor somple,
model 1888 -----------2ee.e5 -
! Famous Moke Combination
AM-FM Rodio, IS rpm QUITO
notic record pIoyer; floor
sompIe, model 45Wl0-----l99.e5 9
! 1875 Fonous Make Combine
ton AM-FM Rodio, 3-speed
automatic record ployer, floor
sample, model AlOl---25ee5 is
] 1851 MotoroIo TobIe Rodos,
demonstrotor ----------- 5l.e5 Z
demonstrotor ~--|----1--o- 1905 Z
! 1851 Motorolo TobIe Rodio,
demonstrotor - 3695 Z
! 1851 Motoroo Portfolio Rodio,
'demonstrotor ------------ 54.e5 Z
Evening star., 1952-05-15

1882 Emerson Console N
with II" picture tube; floor
sonpIe, model 7Ol ----
1851 SyIvonio TobIe Model
N, 20" picture tube; floor
sompIe, model 222l --
1851 Syivonio Console N
with II" picture tube; floor
sonpIe, model 7l3O
1851 SyIvonio Console V
with II" picture tube; floor
sonple, model TAO
Chatham Swivel Top N
TobIes, 24"x24" top, ma
hoeony finish ---------
Indoor w" Type N Anten-
noe. as is
Evening star., 1952-05-15
DO YOU EVER DRIVE
ON THE OPEN HIGHWAY?

won my trip to Denver last week
must have passed 1t least 90 cars. Not
one dimmed down his lights. If hadn't
had, your slasses, I would have had to
pull over to the shoulder. and wait till
they passed by. As 1t was. I didn't
even squint"-Mr. r. M. F., Bremerton,
Wash.
Evening star., 1952-05-15
TELEVISI0N AT BIG SAVINGS

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Evening star., 1952-05-15

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star., 1952-05-15

nsburgh's-MAJOR APPLI4NCES-4I8 Seventh
Street or Through the Arch,cay, Main Building
Evening star., 1952-07-18

Elvans roads Sc. is in next years
requested budget. But citizens
already have expressed dissatis-
faction with it as a cure for the
Garfield Turner problem, con-
tending its location is bad.
DR.. Harold A. Haynes, first as
sistant superintendent in charge
of Negro schools, conceded the
situation next fall will be very
serious.
Officials think they have done
their best to meet the immediate
problems, he said.
Eliot Opposition Reinforced.
On Eliot, Mr.. Curran said citi-
zen opposition to its transfer has
been reinforced by Supt. Hobart
M. Corning's tentative plans for
Mckinley.
The superintendent two days
ago said he probably soon would
formally recommend moving Arm
strong High into Mckinley. Mr..
Curran said this should be done
now instead of switching Eliot.
The Eliot transfer was ordered
only last week.
Mr.. Curran said Thursdays
meeting will decide on a course
of action. He didn't know wheth-
er another special school board
meeting will be sought.
Evening star., 1952-07-18
Accountant Given
{ Months for Assault

A District accountant described
by his attorney as a prominent
bridge and tennis player was
sentenced in Rockville Police
Court yesterday to six months in
the Maryland House of Correc-
tions on charge of assault and
battery.
The defendant, Eugene ]. Her
mann, 40. of the 1000 block of
Connecticut avenue NV, noted
an appeal and was released under
$4,000 bond.
Hermann was accused Of the
assault by Mrs. Helen S. Palmer,
Of 6910 Wilson lane, Bethesda,
last February 3.
Mrs. Palmer told the court she
had known Hermann for about
10 years. She said he had broken
into her house and when she
discovered him gagged her with
Evening star., 1952-07-18
Higher Price Ceilings Due
In Minimum Law States
BY the Assoeiated Press


The Government yesterday au-
thorized sellers in States having
minimum price laws to apply for
higher ceilings to meet State-fixed
price levels.
The Once of Price Sterilization
said it was acting to comply with
an amendment to the economic
controls law which provides that
ceilings shall not be lower than
the price fixed under a State law.
The agency said ceilings on some
goods undoubtedly will have to be
raised but that the full impact
cannot be estimated now. Ciga-
rettes and liquor are items most
often affected by such State laws
The laws are designed in many
cases to prevent sales of these
items at losses to attract custom
erS.
The OPS said its action applies
only to those States in which min
imum price laws were in effect and
being enforced on June 80. Rec
ordS show 80 States have such
laws in some form.
Evening star., 1952-07-18

a robe and pounded her. in the
stomach.
Hermann entered a plea of nc
contest to the charge, and said
he had been drinking.
Assistant States Attorney j
Hodge Smith nolle pressed a Sec
ond charge of burglary, but Trial
Magistrate Walter H. Moormar
refused to place Hermann under
peace bond, as had been re-
quested.
Hermann was described as 9
member of the Kenwood Coll
and Country Club.
Evening star., 1952-07-18
Fish Penalties Take Effect
By the Assoeioted Press

It's against the law to haul
illegally caught fish across State
lines. What's more, it may cost
you as much as 5000 or three
months in Jail if you get caught
doing it. The penalty was set UP
in a bill signed by President Tru-
man yesterday authorizing the
Government to intervene against
the practice,
Evening star., 1952-07-18
Citizens in Southeast
Plan 10 Protest Use
0f0|d Birney School
By jones 6. Deone

New school troubles are brewing
IN the Southeast.
A group of citizens is preparing
to protest School Board decision
affecting the old Birney School,
Nichols avenue near Talbert
street Sc.
Another group has scheduled q
meeting on the controversial plan
to turn Eliot Junior High over to
Negro students. These citizens
want Mckinley High switched
immediately to Negro use, instead.
John M. Curran. president of
the Southeast BusinesSmen's As
sociation, announced the Eliot
meeting. It will be at 8 pm. next
Thursday at Epworth Methodist
Church. Thirteenth street and
North Carolina avenue NE.
Last week. the board voted to
use old Birney to relieve over
crowding at the nearby Turner and
Garfield Schools next fall. New
housing developments are causing
the crowding.
Birney used to be an elementary
school, but recently has been used
rs an annex for Douglass Junior
High. A new Douglass is sched-
uled to open in September, making
Birney available. ALI the schools
are for Negroes.
Mass Meeting Called.
A citizens co-ordinating COM
mittee doesn't want Birney, how
ever. Roy Garvin, committee
member, yesterday charged the
old school isn't in f1t condition.
He said it has been condemned.
The group will sponsor a mass
meeting at 6 pm. Sunday at the
Douglass Community Center,
Twenty-f first street and Alabama
avenue Sc. Possible court action
will be one of the topics. Mr..
Garvin said.
John M. Riecks, associate
superintendent in charge of
buildings and grounds, denied Mr..
Garvin charge.
It's true. he said, that Birney
was abandoned some time ago
when q replacement was built.
But two years ago. it was COM
pletely renovated for the Doug
lass pupils, he said. He called
its condition now very good"
mo school now being used ever
has been condemned" he added.
Mr.. Garvin said citizens want,
instead, the old Stanton Annex
and some portables. The annex
a temporary building next to the
white Stanton School, Alabama
avenue and Naylor road Sc, has
been used for Civil Defense Offices
and storage but is reopeningI
some classroomS this fall for white
pupils.
Would Overcrowd Stanton.
1t would take school board ac-
ton to switch it to Negroes and
this would leave Stanton over
crowded.
The school system got rid of
its last portables several years
ago and doesn't intend to revive
them. Mr.. Riecks said.
An addition to Turner school
now is being built and should be
completed by next April. OFF,
cials fear it won't be big enough,
however. A brand-new Negro
elementary school at Stanton and
Evening star., 1952-07-18
BRIDGE Cost Bill Stoned

President Truman has signed a
bill under which the Government
will share the cost Of altering high
way bridges to meet navigation
requirements.
Evening star., 1952-02-06

Billy Graham last night urged
wives to keep on being sweet
hearts to their husbands"
The evangelists told q capacity
audience In the National Guard
|Armory that such an attitude can
leo far lii averting q threatened
moral breakdown OF the home. al
evidenced by the increase In di-
|vorce figures. Thirty years ago,
|he explained. there was one d.
|vorce in every is marriages. while
today the figure is one in three
In discussing problems OF the
home. Mr.. Graham also admon-
|ished the wives, not to nag; ia
keep themselves attractive and
Ito maintain O neat and clean
home.
He then spoke to the husbands:
You've been sitting back laugh
ing while ! talked to the wives
But the Bible has plenty to say to
you, too"
He cited Ephesians. Chapter 5.
Verse 23, which says that .the
husband is head of the wife even
las Christ is the head Of the
Church"
.Christ loved the church 50
much that he even gave his life
Evening star., 1952-02-06
Wright TO Head Fleet
In Eastern Atlantic
BY si,s Asseeiaisd Prsss

vice Admiral Jerauld Wright
will take command of United
States naval forces in the Eastern
Atlantic later this month, the
Navy announced today s4
He will replace Rear Admiral
Walter p. Boone In that post. as
well as In Admiral Boorle's con-
current assignment as deputy
commander in chief In the East
eyn Atlantic and Mediterranean,
with headquarters in London.
Vice Admiral Arthur c. Davis
viii relieve Admiral Wright as
deputy United States representa-
tive on the North Atlantic Treaty
Organization military standing
group In Washington,
Admiral Boone has been as
signed to the United States Joint
Strategic Survey Committee.