Evening star. [volume], July 13, 1948, Page A-7, Image 7

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To Fly Radio Model at Show
Dr. Walter A. Good at work on a plane model.—Star Staff Photo.
By Harry Lever
A leading scientist who lives in the
Washington area will he one of the.
participants in the third annual Na- j
tional Capital Model Air Show atj
Andrews Air Force Base on July 25.
Dr. Walter A. Good, 32, of 8123
Eton road, Silver Spring, Md., one of
the developers of the proximity fuse
which helped win the war for the
United States, is going to show his
ability at operating radio-controled
model planes during a demonstra
tion at the show.
Dr. Good, who is a physicist at
Johns Hopkins Laboratory in Silver
Spring, was one of the first experi
menters and developers of the radio
controled model. He Is national
champ in this classification, having
won four out of seven radio con
trol contests.
Dr. Good is married, and he and
his wife have two children, Ginnie,
3, and Terry, 1 year old.
Other champions in model plane
circles also have entered the big
meet, which is sponsored by The
Star, Civil Air Patrol, Veterans of
Foreign Wars and the National Air
port Club.
Among them is Wayne Rinehart,
16. of Parkersburg, W. Va., who is
State junior speed champion in gas
propelled competition, with a record
of better than 116 miles per hour
with his planes.
Another contestant In the Andrews
Air Force Base meet will be Donald
Ogren, 15, of Clarksburg, W. Va. He
I is junior jet champ, and also flies
model planes in almost all classes
of free flight, both indoor and out
door. His next contest after the An
drews meet will be the International
Junior Speed Event to be held at
New York’s Idlewild International
Airport on August 3 and 4.
Champions who achieve honors in
4 New Polio Cases Raise
Virginia's Total to 32
By the Associated Press
RICHMOND, Va., July 13—Four
new cases of infantile paralysis re
ported in Virginia over the week end
j sent the total number of polio cases
in the State to 32.
But State health officials hastened
to reassure the public that there is
no cause for alarm.
Most recent cases are a 1-year-old
Warwick County girl, a 6-:year-old
Pulaski girl, a 6-year-old Alleghany
County boy and a 7-year-old Pitt
sylvania County boy.
Dr. W. A. Browne, director of the
Bureau of Communicable Diseased
of the State Department of Health,
said:
“A number of persons have called
to inquire about quarantined areas.
Let me emphasize that there is no
quarantine required now, and that
none is being effected in Virginia.’’
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HAGERSTOWN, Md., July 13 (/Pi.
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Garry Moore Leaving
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HOLLYWOOD, July 13—Garry
Moore is resigning as master of
ceremonies of the ‘‘Breakfast in
Hollywood” radio show as soon as
a replacement can be found.
A spokesman for Mr. Moore said
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AP History Dramatized
On Radio Program
By the Associated Press
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lights in the Associated Press’ 100
years of news gathering and report
ing were dramatized last night on
the “Cavalcade of America,” Nation
wide radio program.
The dramatization, dedicated to
the men and women of the AP,
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1848. I
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