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HELP MEN tCont. }

AUTO. BODY 4 METAL MAN, exp :;
earns. on percentage basis. paid
vacations, ms. hosp. and pther bene-
dts. Call or see Mr.. Thomson, MON
ROE FORD CO.. Silver Spring, 81.
A 9HS MECHANICS, with tools, high
wages, good working cond. Apply
Service 81 fein0t 5os J. K . st. A NV. 1
AUTO PARTS AND PAINT salesman
Pont. Auteiite; u. s. Asbestos. Car
ter, etc. Work part of week locally.
e sioS; man szsee os 0p Mr. HARE tSR ap 81
A igTdi q IL! SALESMAN. must a' be
sober and able to sell automobiles
We have q good deal for man
so as o Hfa e gRAbS M ApP in 1865
Wis; ave; Bethesda, Md. Linsseln-
AUTOMOBILE SERVICE SALESMAN.
We have an opening for a reliable
and exper. automobile serviceman,
must be able to diagnose trouble;
meeting the public; good salary
with commission. A real oppor-
Dillon, ADDISON CHEVROLET,
14th and Florida ave. NV.
AUTO TUNE-UP EXPERT WANTED
Excellent working conditions. in
chop with latest type equipment: tor
ss sh 70 t? sr TEas Rsn Mo 5Ro in e
packard Dealer. 1911 Wilson Blvd,
Arl. Va. See Mr.. johnson. -2S
BAKER, all sround, sober, white man,
and decorator. for retail bakery.
AK. 1884 or TR. 9156. -27
guaranteed salary, e5S; hours ga q
day; reliable man only. Manager,
BooKREEPER, capable of assuming
charge of office; well established
wholesale grocery Arm; excellent SAL
ary. Replies strictly confidential.
Box 1551H, Star, rs
BooKKEEPER-TYPIsT; permanent
position; contractors office. State
experience EXP n can and salary expected
BRICKLAYERs wanted; better than
union scale for top men to work In
Virginia. Call AL. 1856. -27
BRICKLAYERS, first-class mechanics,
ready for work at 6001 Nebraska
B ri; LAYERS give your bid: labor
ready Nov. LIST. UN. $500.
BRICKLAYERS
job Is starting Report ready for
work. JOB address: Old George
town I'd. and HUNTINGTON pkwy.-26
BRICKLAYER FOREMAN-I want a
man who will work hard to make
q success Of business Of which he
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SPECIAL NOTICES

ran ATLAS AGENCY specializes in
selecting and placing bookkeepers.
public 6767, 1920 n 2. ave. NV.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE TO,
any debts contracted By anyone
other than myself. PERNELI
SLATER, 1852 v st. NV. 20.
CAMERA FANS! Movie takers! Get
. real special at BRENNER, 933 Pa,
ave. NV. Free parking. RE. 2434.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted by anyone
other than myself. JOHN N. WILL
washington, D. c. 2s.
I WILL NOT BIZ RESPONSIBLE for
any contracts Of any nature en-
tered into in my name by any one
except myself. r. P. WADDELL,
2Q10 BladenSburg I'd ne
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M 14Tsg SsEnx Apply a{,, AyMsAssAJnoR
M sihE 11 REsEaR sao cIEEK. is
80. for advertising dept. requires
interest in and aptitude for figure
work and typing speed of 40 w.p.m.;
some college math. desirable, Paid
vacation and sick leave, free in
surance, other employe benefits. Call
S:30-5, Men.-Fri., DI. 1900, Ext.
NURSE, white, nearby Va. nursing
home, graduate or hospital exper. !;
live in. ref. required. KE. 3-5252.
NURSE, registered, for nursery school:
2: m. to II noon, Mondays through
Friday $32 so. Prefer Takoma Or
Silver Spring resident. Ju. $1,000
between 8 and, IL an. -27
NURSEMAID, white. live In. Care for
2-yr.-old boy. R.h.w., s d. vk., excel.
salary. Health cert. req. OV. 1891.
OFFICE ASsIsTANT-Typing; In ex-
elusive dress shop. JOAN ROBERTS,
OFFICE ffHoi q GLk haikrYpr in r.., -.
tate firm. psrmanent position. g.
Tie EsTHfkR sHo o 1saS + st. n y.
PIX. swITcHBoARD operator, for
large dowtown apt. BLDG, alternating
hours; salary, $110 per mo. Call
MRS. CLARK. RE. -0461. -27
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SERVICE SALESMAN

SERVICE SALESMAN
Excellent opportunity for q thorough
ly experienced service salesman with
large Ford dealer; pleasant working
conditions, free life and hospitaliza,
CO, 1871 Florida ave. NV. rs
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
must be exper. in fabrication work.
Apply CONNoRS & FOSTER. 2244
sHfPPiNG CLERK, white, with
knowledge Of driving light delivery
truck; good salary. KOPY KAT,
saaiiPPp Il g. A nj RECEIVING CLERK
Steady employment for the right
person. Apply r. F. Perry, the 8. 8.
WHITE DENTAL MANUFACTURING
CO., 1903 Eye ct. NV. --27
SHOE SALESMAN, young man with
some experience or will train; good
salary. See Mr.. Foster. KOPY KAT,
us n st. ne.
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BRICKIAYERS
job Is starting. Report ready for
work. Job address: Old George
town I'd. and HUNTINGTON pkwy.-26
BRICKLAYER FOREMAN want a
man who will work hard to make
will have part interest. One who
Is not afraid OF the men, who knows
how to place material, who owns o
car and knows few good brick
layers. will pay S125 a week and
give him 10% Of the profit. Box
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TELEVISION OUTSIDE
Career Opportunity

O11VC1 OPE1OI Vek111Vy
Able young man % to 80: single, Of
With family responsibilities: col
lego education. or its equivalent.
Unlimited opportunities for advances
ment through hard work. intelli-
gence and devotion to Job. Il you
can make the grade, your future Is
assured with an outstanding. leader
in the casualty insurance Held. We
Baltimore. Daytime or evening .ap-
pointments can be arranged. Men
selected win be thoroughly trained
Full salary during training period.
Write stating your Qualifica tions Ia
detail. Box 18Th, Star. rs
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

HELP MEN AND WOMEN
COOK, experienced Only IN All js1isf
Dishes must be rood; references
Steady work, dE. 1874. IiS Ken
PIANIST, for small cafe, 8 pm. to 1
am. Apply IN person, LIDO RES
TAURANT, 91s 18th st. NV. l-27
PRINTING PRODUCTION - .Youns
ton control ,manseer. In nstionsl
orsan,; thorough Enovledsss Of al
printing processeS: must Be able "a
hapdle . great vol. Of work and de-
tail. thorough knowledge Of tYpoe-
raphy. layout, pasteup. writing o.
engraving ana paper necessar ,.
Write. Giving eompl. details and sal
deStred. BOZ 25S-H. Star. "a
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TELEVISION
SERV1CEMEN
INSIDE AND OUT

WITH CARS. HIGHEST SALARIES
IN WASHINGTON: GROUP HOS
PITAL1ZATION: VACATION WITH
PAY, GOOD CHANCE FOR AD-
VANCEMENT WITH WASHING
TONS FASTEST GROWING RADIO
TEL EVISION STORE
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Adding Machine Repairman
Full or part time: Please write re,
ALLEN BUS. MACH. INC, 1911
@ st: NV.
Adjuster-Investigator
p :30. Excel. opportunity for quick
advancement in rapidly expanding
national finance company. This po-
man Who's used to being better than
adequate. Company benefits, insur-
ance, etc. Car necessary during
training period. Salary and Gar al
lowance. Phone Mr.. West, 9-5. WA.
~~o AETNA FINANCE CO.,
s215 r. !. Ave. Mt. Rainier. N Nd.
APPLIANCE SALESMAN : Experi-
enced. Tor progressive, downtown
store, with opportunity to assume
responsibility for operation of de-
partnent; full employe dement's. Ap-
ply in person, 10 am. to g pm.
s & Tssrs jE WI 70 4 ~ s &hlss
ARTIST and magazine layout man.
conversant In planning and laying
put magazine pages. Photo retouch-
Ing and color r. yeef q,
Familiarity with other press process;
SEES. Only experienced person need
fSsyseATff6ss Z 2ssSoccffArioss. l Ssoi
As ssis Al ~ MANAGER for local
financial company; experience op-
Grating under small-loan laws. de-
sired; stable employment good op-
portunity; attractive salary. Phone
Mr.. DECKER, dL. 1000. -26
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sALEsMAN-COLLECTOR, for indus
trial insurance route; auto neces-
sary. Apply 500 Victor Bldg. 724
saLEsMANHAGER, high type. for
major gas an electrical appliances,
best references, such as GE, West
tnghouse, Bendix, Crane, Bryant,
Ruud, etc, Must know heating and
have good references; capable of
earning $4,000 q year or more.
Apply J. L. BATEMAN q SON, 20O4
R. I. ave. ne. no. 1900. -27
Statesmen (3). experienced, appli-
ance statesmen to 90 to work at
once. plenty OF Leads. drawing ae-
GENERAL ELEcTRoNics. zsIs
sALEsMEN: age 1885; for D. c.
A salesman:s dream; no collections,
no call backs, no canvassing: good
appearance, education, automobile
and desire to be successful are the
prime requisites. Should earn at
least $76 weekly after brief trains az, .
Warner Bldg. 1O-1 AS. -27
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DANCING TEACHERS

DANCING IEACHERS
Arthur Murray Dance studios need
young men with personality and am
bition to teach ballroom dancing.
No exper. necessary; complete train
ity to advance to position of super
visors and executives. College trained
men between 22-32 given pref. Do
not phone or write. Personal inter-
views only. Apply Miss Terrell be-
tween 2 and 6 pm.
Arthur Murray Studios
11O6 Conn. Ave.
COMMITTEEMAN for
kosher delicatessen; good pay, hours
and working conditions; chance for
plus vacation with pay. Young and
exper. only need apply. Apply in
person only, PO6INs, $3.50 Ga.
ave. NV. Us
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CoUNTERGIRL. experienced, neat
appearance: Apply In person, TAI
CREDIT RED z cL RiM knowledge of t;pins,
permanent, 5k day wk.. good salary.
employees benefits, experienced pre-
ferred personal finance office. Call
MISS DOWNS, UN. 1900. -27
COUNTERGlRL or woman. white, for
lunch counter: downtown; start 1913
per r wk kx p assk meals. 61s 11th st,
DASc1N L. I sSaSi part t time,
ballet, rhythm. and ballroom. 10.
DEMoNsTRAToR. .xper.. for i local
dept. store. State exper. and age
EDITORIAL ASSISTANT Intelli-
gent girl to assist in all phases Of
magazine production. knowledge of
journalism helpful but not essen
tial. Good typist, some shorthand.
d. Salary open. Box Path, Star.
FOUNTAIN AND LUNcHEoNETfTE
AZ Az ~ 6 6ssS6 sS AHRz
F 81 + IN GIRL, 8 to II p.m.;
meals and uniforms furn.; no SIM
day work: COLONIAL DRUG
HosfEss.cAsRs1EERRt n st. 9 9ouns iaay
with pleasing personality. and refer
ence; must be dependable; salary
No phone calls. IVY TERRACE,
1894 Conn. ave. 1T
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HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT. Junior. for C. P. A.
ONCE. Do not apply unless you're
ready to start at the bottom for $50
needed. Apply in your own hand
writing. giving full NORMA tion
shout yourself. Box 3S9-B. Star,
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Hostess Earn Extra Money
Experienced hostess to take charge Of
dining room on Tuesday only sery-
ing lunch for outstanding club Of
would have charge Of f1ve special
lunches occurring. once . week be-
ginning with November 18th. Write
giving experience. All correspond
epce strictly confidential. Box 324-
g. Star. .2Ss
MAID, experienced, for furniture
be willing worker. Box 2S3-H, Star.
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HELP WOMEN

RESIDENT MANAGER housekeeper-
45-room, 1st-class guesthouse; re-
fined woman in good health. capable
OF renting rooms, collecting rents
and supervising other employees:
500 a month and apt. Reply in
own Handwriting. giving age and
experience. Box 18Th, Star. rs
SALESWOMAN-Unu woman for
special position in digniied un.
crowded field. Good education and
outstanding personality essential.
NO books, MAGAZINES or canvassing.
APPELLANT who needs to earn az
much as SO wk. preferred Per.
sonnet or sales experience helpful.
Car necessary for local driving.
For interview. write Box 316-H.
sALEswoMAN. to sell furniture. ex-
per, hrs. 6 pm. to 9 pm. Apply
II to II am. SMITH STORAGE
co. 1913 U st. NV. -27
SECRETARIAL ASSISTANT TO edi-
tor OF national magazine; live in
l M. e PVT pvt; resi ss 60 mi; from
sonal movement to city. Starting
salary Sl,S0O per annum plus ex-
cellent room and board with in.
crease or termination in 2 mos.
Tipping 70; under 80, drivers
license. college degree. Imaginative
thinking, critical ability, sense Of
humor and social sense are abso-
lutely necessary. Mail detailed ap-
plication to YONDER LEA, Route
!, WarreutoQ, Va
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BRICKLAYERS
TO all members of No. 4, d. C.-There
will be o special meeting held at
our hall on Friday, October 2Sth at
8 pm. All members are urged to
attend. HOWARD A. MILOR. Sec
rotary. -2S
Lock Trouble? MA. 6O58
Home and auto locks repaired and
replaced. Keys fitted to any lock;
door checks overhauled.
CENTRAL SAFE & LOCK CO.,
BOZ EYE ST. NV
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Must be exper. in indoor housework
serving and light cooking. Must
have driven Hydra Matte cars
Good SAL; perm. Telephone ST
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

VSxx06x U1ze1
Exper. in general office work for
construction work helpful but not
essential. Write stating age, quail.
idcations to Box 65-H, Star.-27
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, betW.
25 and IS, competent, to perform
semi-administrative as well as de-
tailed duties. in small but growing
don. va. This is a most interesting
operation and will afford an intelli-
gent. neat-appearing, personab1e and
ambitious young lady an opportu-
nifty to grow with the organisation
vancement assured. Phone oW. 4S01.
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REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN--N,w ", Of
flce handling high-type property has
opening for capable salesman: please
state experience; replies held con-
fidentiaL BOX h2.H Star --2S
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Secretary Stenographer

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
30 to 40 years old; good salary,
permanent position, 5la-day week.
LARGE apartment development. Ar
lington resident preferred. Interest
ing position anording diversified type
Of work, Buckingham Community,
313 N. Glebe I'd. Arlington. Va.
Evening star., 1949-12-18
IL TOBACCO PALM OIL copRA
Within a few dayS q new

Within a few days a new
sovereign state will be born.
The Netherlands are sched-
uled to formalize the independ-
ence of the United States Of
Indonesia December 27. Thus
will end 800 years Of Dutch CO.
lonial rule.
The United States has a two
fold interest in the distant In
donesian Archipelago, whose
5000 islands stretch more than
5000 miles between the In
dian and Pacific Oceans. One
is political and the other is
economic.
The strategic, wealthy and
beautiful islands would be a
rich plum for the Communists.
Most of the nationalist leaders
of Indonesia consider them
selves Socialists and opponents
of communism. They will need
help in maintaining political
strength and unity in defying
any threat of Red domination.
Look to Point Four
Economically, too, the United
States of Indonesia is looking
toward Washington for help in
shaping the future. In need
of capital and technical skills
to develop their vast natural
resources, Indonesian leaders
see hope in President Truman's
point four" program. which
promises help for the worlds
underdeveloped countries.
Trade ties between the
United States and Indonesia
have long been important.
From the lush tropical isles.
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(See NAMES, Page ca
Evening star., 1949-12-18
RICE RURRER COLD TOBACCO COFFEE COZ
By Dovid A. Stein

nesian Union as long ago as
1912. The war with Japan dis
rupted relations between the
Netherlands and the colonies.
Military actions by Dutch
troops last year were followed
by q round-table conference
held in The Hague from August
% to November 2, 1949. Terms
for transfer Of sovereignty were
set forth with the aid Of q
United Nations commission. A
Netherlands -Indonesian Union,
headed by Queen Juliana has
been set up as an instrument
for voluntary cooperation. As
an independent state, Indonesia
will have its own president and
will be sponsored by the Meth
erlands for a seat in the United
Nations.
Three Times Texas Size
Indonesia has a land area Of
743,885 square miles-about
three times the size of Texas.
OF her estimated 100000
population. about two-thirds
live on Java. Netherlands Bor-
neo is the largest Of the East
Indies in area, with Sumatra
and Netherlands New Guinea
second and third.
Java's rioh volcanic soil raises
a wide variety Of tropical prod
ucts. The native population Is
highly cultured, with an an
cient literature and music OF
It's own. From Batavia, an inn
portant center Of world trade
Evening star., 1949-12-18
IA Nations Work on World Problem OF Want

FAC, DR.. Barton called attention
to the leadership now making
itself felt in erstwhile backward
countries. He said it has been
amazing to witness the develop
ment of leaders of real ability
among nations that, few years
ago, were scarcely considered.
Aim to- Close Gap
This progress, DR.. Barton in
sists, has increased the realization
among nations of the Importance
of agriculture. In many countries,
he said, agriculture is now being
given top priority in national de-
velopment.
Closing the conference on a
hopeful note, Mr.. Dodd said he
had no doubt that the gap be-
tween world want and world
plenty can be closed.
There are two main levers
which together can be used to
close this gap" Mr.. Dodd said
"One lever is economic develop
ment, which will require both
capital investment and technical
know how to help the undevel-
oped countries to produce and
buy more.
THE other lever must be &C
ton enabling the people who need
more food and clothing to utilize
the surplus agricultural products
which are already causing great
concern to the producers in sur
plus exporting countries like this
one.
Neither lever alone will close
the gap," he said. They mus,
be used together, each reinforcing
the other. We are trying to throw
these levers. We cannot do II
without the help Of people II
eyery country"
Evening star., 1949-12-18

ternal disagreements-but on this
one issue, the feeling is almost
unanimous in opposition to the
Catholic position with respect to
Federal aid to parochial schools.
And the solution proposed by some
that each State settle the issue
does not satisfy Protestant church
groups. All this has aroused a
fear in some Protestant groups
of Roman Catholic church power
on other issues.
| Communism Worry
Communism also worries the
Protestant church leaders. The
conflict between communism and
professionalism overseas has not
been as striking as that between
Russia and the Vatican, but it Is
as strong. Here. too, the Protes-
tant bodies foresee that a united
front must be built up if the threat
is to be met successfully.
One of the affirmative factors
leading toward union is the unde-
niable fact that big church bodies
can do a better job than small
ones. In such important elements
of church business as the mainte-
nance of publishing houses. the
establishment and running of COL
leges and seminaries, the increase
of pension funds for ministers and
others, the support of overseas
and national missions and other
Evening star., 1949-12-18
By jones BirchfieId

in some parts of the world allow
a man only ounces of rice a
'day-the equal of about one-half
"a loaf of bread.
During its brief existence, FAC
has sent specialists into depressed
areas of the world as a means
of, improving agricultural produc-
ton. 1t has been responsible for
the introduction of improved
plant varieties in many areas. and
for improving methods of culti-
vation in others.
Develops Leadership
1t has been estimated, for ex-
ample, by FAC specialists that if
the best-yielding rice varieties al
ready known and available by
simple selection were more widely
used, rice production would in
crease by 10 per cent. Still addi-
tional increases would be possible
through plant breeding.
While the technical advances
in agriculture FAC has made pos
sible in many nations are impor-
tant, perhaps one of its greatest
contributions to the world COM
| munity has been less apparent.
At least, in the opinion of one
who has been a delegate to all
conferences. its outstanding con-
tributions has been the develop
ment of talent and leadership.
Progress Of this kind often is so
slow that it escapes the general
view. But DR.. George S. H. Bar
ton, Canadian Deputy Minister
of Agriculture and a representa-
tive from his country to FAC.
believes this progress has been
outstanding.
In discussing the progress Of
Evening star., 1949-12-18
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and the capital of 1ndonesia,
rubber. tea, coffee, quinine, to-
bacco, rice and citronella oil
are exported around the globe.
Sumatra, rich in minerals,
is still far behind Java in eco
nomic development. Padang.
Palembang, Belawan and, Sa-
bang are principal harbors.
Borneo, third largest island in
the world and largest in the
archipelago, is important chief
ly for oil.
Bali Has Culture
Bah has been widely pub
licized because Of her high de-
velopment OF muisc, dancing
and the theater. Each village
has its own "gamelan" orches-
ira and its own graceful and
well-trained dancers. The Bal
inese, aided by an excellent
irrigation system, are the most
expert rice growers in Indone-
sia and are highly skilled wood
carvers, weavers and gold and
silver craftsmen.
Bangka and Billion, sister
islands, are among the worlds
chief tin-producing centers.
Mountainous Celebes has ex-
tremely fertile valleys and rich
pasture lands. Jungle-covered
Dutch New Guinea, inhabited
by primitive Papuan tribes. has
been explored Systematically
only In recent years.
The Moluccas, . large group
Of islands between Celebes and
New Guinea, were the original
Spice Islands. World markets
depend on these islands for
spices and nutmeg.
Evening star., 1949-12-18

Americans receive almost all OF
their quinine, pepper, parafnn
and kapok, more than half OF
their natural rubber, almost
one-third of their tea and
about 10 per cent Of their tin.
In addition, the United States
and other nations buy palm oil,
sisal fiber, coffee, sugar, to-
bacco, oil and copra from In
donesia.
Dutch Developed Trade
The adventurous Portuguese
pioneered European trade
routes to the "Spice Islands" in
the 18th century. BY 1900 the
Dutch had anchored ships OH
the coast of Java. The powerful
East Indies Co., operated
under Dutch grants Of "monop-
oily and sovereignty" developed
a rich trade and garrisoned
strongholds against Portuguese,
Spanish and later English COM
petition.
Except for a turbulent period
in the early 1800s when French
and English governors succeed
ed the rule of the East Indies
Co.. Indonesia has been gov
erned by the Netherlands. Un-
der Dutch rule the islands pro-
gressed not only economically,
but in education, public health
and social welfare as well.
Indonesia nationalists, who
gained parliamentary repre-
sentation in 1918. had been
promised a new relationship
based on an independent Indo-
nesia and a Netherlands -Indo-
Evening star., 1949-12-18

ing house as functioning much
like a Washington clothing mer.
chant who finds himself over
stocked.
Out of a seasons lot of mems
suits, Mr.. Dodd recently told q
gathering of Texas bankers, he
sells what he can in the norma
market way.
He then marks down the price
of suits left over-these being hi.
Surplus sells some more
suits. Those that he cannot sell
even at reduced prices, he may
give to charity, where they viii
at least clothe some one.
Since its organization in 1874:
at Quebec, FAC has been con-
cerned with the problem of agri'
cultural surpluses and a more
equitable distribution of thu
worlds food supplies.
Surpluses Loom
Lord Boyd Orr, FAO's first di.
rector general and winner of the
Nobel Prize for his work in re.
lieving world hunger, believed tina
political unrest is not so likely
among well-fed peoples.
Under the direction Of Lore
Boyd Orr, and more recently un.
der the guidance Of Mr.. Dodd
former United States Undersecre.
tary Of Agriculture, FAC has made
gains toward the goal of worle
food sufficiency. Even so. tht
specter of surpluses begins Il
appear.
American cotton farmers Of thu
South, and Western wheat pro.
ducers face acreage reductions
while some Midwestern observer.
fear corn surpluses unless contro
measures are adopted. This is ir
! the face of food shortages which