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Evening star., 1952-05-12

AIR CONDITIONING. refrigeration
installations and repairs. New and
used, Reasonably priced. EX. 95S2
ANTIQUES - Private collection Of
Hepolewhite. Sheraton and Chippen-
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS, parking lots
or 3.,or private roads; free estimates
pnaTsT1NS Tslephons oL: $500 or rHl.d GL; 1857
is very modern, adds dollar value
to your property; free estimates; :
years to pay. CAPITOL CONTRACT
ING CO., WI. 6OS6, 1919 Be.
thesda ave, Bethesda. Md.
glass blks. spclty. FERRAR & DE.
PALERMO. AID. 1899, Ii. .3-s4Ss
BUILDER-Custom- built ramblers Of
other type homes. Licensed in D. C.
Md. or Va. PENN HOME IMPROVE.
MENT CO.. LU. 1-2035. Ii. 4-340O
CARPENTRY. painting. roofing, as.
bestos siding: free estimates. HU
CARPENTRY. recreation rooms mia and
7T97 smf!l So Jobs 4adS dSne reasonably: VA MI
CARPESTRY = 10 D. General remodeiing
fronts MR. 'G[f GAwRENc SE9EsE fna RH sSs S50S'
CARPENTER. gen. repairs, porches,
Partitions. cabinets. shelving, stone
fixtures. Reliable. j. ROWELL, EX.
CEESMEsNT-BRICK WORK, f,agstone
waterprooflng and repairs. SCARCIA
BROS. WA. 5040. -17
CEMENT WORK-Stone walls. flag
stone terraces. walks. chimneys. fire.
places. cement driveways, porches
retaining walls pipe drainages
F; LlARCUCCIo. Rockville. Md
Phone Rockville 1888.
CEMENT WORK-Waterproo walls
general repairs, cement floors. CHAS
DESPERT, HU. 1850. HO. 2909. .
CHAIRS REGLUED. antique furn re-
finished and restored. Very reason
able. Work guaranteed. DE. 2113.
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES. electric ally
razor-kleened or no charge. ROTO-
any night.
DRIvEWAYS, porches. cellars, steps
built or repaired. DU. 6124 after
pm. weekdays. all day Sunday.
ELECTRICAL NTALLATIONS; re-
pair short circuits; small jobs done
Immediately. RIA. 2222. any time.
Evening star., 1952-05-12

CAREER GIRL, 1923
Assist manager. interview Other
business and professional girls. your
age, for leading national adver-
tiser. Touring California. Mexico
and return. No experience neces-
sary. Must be single. have pleas
ing personality. free to start i'm
mediately. References $3.50 month
to start, plus travel expenses
Phone MRS. ANDERSON, EX. 1924
for interview appointment. 12s
Evening star., 1952-05-12
HELP WoMEN
STATISTICAL

SODA FOUNTAIN, full or part time
good hours, good pay, modern store
CHILLUM TERRACE PHARMACY
1926 Riggs 'rd. AP. 9191. -l3
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HELP WokAEN
MATTRESSES
We have several openings at
HOGATE'S

ARLINGTON HOUSE
lent earnings and working condi-
tions; meals and uniforms furnished
Company financed insurance plan
Apply in person between 2 and 4
p.m., 4001 Wilson blvd, Arl.. Va
IA
Evening star., 1952-05-12
SAI,ESWOMAN
SAT,EST,ADTES

Excellent working conditions with
time salesladies for dress and sports
wear departments. Apply Mr.. Eft
lin, 3rd floor. BONDS STORES
Evening star., 1952-05-12

TYPISTS, experienced, for women un-
der 35 yrs. of age, permanent po-
sitions. offering:
37Ha-hour. 5-day week, -,
"a days annual leave,
15 days sick leave;
for interview call EX. 800. ext. 80.
Evening star., 1952-05-12

COLLEGE STUDENT, vacation in
country; pleasant, healthful work
$3.50 for so days. Box 2-Y. Star;
MEN OR WoMEN-Must be expert
enced; excellent working conditions;
top salary; 5-day wk.; in modern
conditioned salon. Apply in per-
son, GUILBO, 1645 Conn. ave-, NV.
For appt. call MI. 1910 days. Ewes.
WELL We'll LIGRooMEp NHi StHi WOMAN with per-
sonality iy,S;,I, can earn Sl6-S35 daily in
women; no canvassing, collection or
delivery; car essential for local
driving. For interview, write E. NJ
LOUIS, Box 57s6. Bethesda. Md;
local director Of Childcraft work.
Age, 2l to 80. Position permanent.
earning better than average income.
Write, giving age exper.. address
and phone no. Box 3o3-v. Star.
Remington Rand bookkeeping ma
chine and do general office work.
Apply Mrs. Strauss. MAJOR MAS
HANDIcAPPiEsD GIRLS "a and a,"1 women
may, find Jobs at Goodwill Industry
through Friday. 1918 New Hamp-
shire ave. NV, corner OF 21St and
UNGsUAL N ISL 4 !" WOMAN interested i0 in
meeting people. part-time either day
or evening; must have car. Leave
name. address. telephone number.
Call Republic 2307. Ia
WAITRESS, experienced; good pay;
no Sunday work. Apply FERDINAND
GRILL. 1928 18th st. NV. ST. 9613.
-13
WAITRESS, white; excel. pos. for ex-
per. and reliable worker; earn. S65
or better wkly. WAGSHAL'S DELI
CATESSEN. 1855 Mass. ave. NV.
(CloSed Nom is
WOMEN, outside Interviewing; good
appearance. personality; salary plus
CONN.,; no selling. Apply 2 pm.
GUILD INST. 925k F st. NV. la
Evening star., 1952-05-12

AIR CONDITIONERS
Special purchase - 100 machines
available; General Electric window
model, half horsepower. $40; console
Carrier make - horsepower. sos.
mesiate se seS' eoad Sao woesiSg oeS LOT condi
tion: free delivery; free parking.
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIPM'T CO.
G3Q New York Ave NV
Evening star., 1952-05-12
OFFICE SUPERVISOR

OFFICE SUPERVISOR
Chemical and engineering organi-
zation needs capable girl; shorthand
and tipping required. college back
ground with. some administrative
exper. desirable; must be personable,
alert intelligent. This Job involves
requires person able to take respon--
sibility. Work is interesting and
working conditions are excellent.
Starting salary open. Call for appt..
OV. 2177. Ia
Evening star., 1952-05-12
SALESI LADY
SALESWOMEN

For dresses. Salary and commits
sion. No phoning. MADAM ROSE,
1907 Conn. ave. IA
Evening star., 1952-05-12

SALESWOMEN
Full or part-time; 5-day wk.; sick
leave; paid vac; purchase dis
counts; also young lady, white, for
gold stamping; no experience nee
essary. BECKERS, 1914 F st. NV.
SEAMTRESS-Slipcovers and dra-
peries. Must be experienced. Apply
ave. Ordway 9797. --16
SECRETARY-Perm under 40;
electric typewriter; editorial work;
5-day week. MISS BOWER. DE.
1850. Id
SECRETARY. small law once, Wash
ington building; 6-day week; COM
perience not essential. RE. 7173.
Evening star., 1952-05-12

BEDS, bunk, Army, double deck;
bran new. OV. 1867. CT SURPLUS
STORE. 113 No. Royal ST., Alex. IL
BEDS, springs. mattresses. new and
wardrobes ADMIRAL FURNITURE.
1908 7th NV. cor. New York ave.
BED LEGS. Installed on your coil or
besrbS bes SpMsIars Ma sH Tsss sss or p 5u cs4s iPc
BRICKS. face and common: ! or Q
million. ALASKA COAL & BRICK
CO., MA. 6SS5. OF. 1900.
Evening star., 1952-12-14
New York Doctor Honored
For Aid 10 Handicapped
BY the Asseeiaisd Press

OMAHA, Dec. 13.-Dr. Howard
A. Rusk. 81. New York physician.
educator and writer, was an
nounced tonight as 1852 winner Of
the $4,000 DR.. c. c. Criss award
and gold medal for his work in
rehabilitating the physically
handicapped.
The award is given annually by
the Mutual Benefit Health and
Accident Association of Omaha to
outstanding contributors in the
fields of health and safety.
AS chief of the Air Forces con-
valescent services division during
World War II, DR.. Rusk was
credited with shortening hospital
lzation time and cutting relapses
25 per cent by a rehabilitation
program that started with simple
bed exercises and ended with COM
petitive sports.
Evening star., 1952-12-14
Abbey Under Guoro
Against New Theft
OF Stone of Scone
By the Associoted Press

LONDON, Dec. 13.-British po-
lice augmented the guards at
Westminster Abbey tonight after
receiving a tip that Scottish ma
tionalists were plotting to get
their hands on the coronation
stone again.
Lights were on inside the abbey
where preparations are beino
made for the coronation of Queen
Elizabeth II next June 2.
Glasgow police telephoned the
Cannon Row station here to be on
the lookout for another attempt
on the stone.
The. ancient relic, known as the
Stone of Scone, has a symbolic
significance in the coronation o1
British monarchs.
A group of Scottish nationalists
stole it from the Abbey on Christ
mas Day, 1850. The following
April the nationalists left the
Evening star., 1952-12-14
!3Ei|!1S:; 8;
(Federal Tax Inclu,led)

Orig. NOW
DIAMOND 6 SAPPHIRE RING loroe
genuine stor sapphire with 2 squore-
cut diamonds, lax yellow gold
mounting S375 90 $220.0(
DIAMOND RUBY RING, Ioroe
Lindy stor ruby with tronoulor do
monds. Ak white gold = $2250O $l38.o(
3-ST0NE DIAMOND RING, three
fine color dion1onds set on on angle,
lax yellow gold 2 approximately
Va Ct co., center opp. " Ct S395 90 $2z5.0c
DIAMOND MASONIC RING. heoy
Masonic mounting OF lax yellow
aod set with " ct, fine diamond S375.O0 $4,000
3znd Degree DIAMOND MASONIC
RING, OK yellow gold with 45/loo
rtd diamond $4,000 $1,000
Evening star., 1952-12-14
West Germany Will Ratify
Pacts, DonneIIY Believes
BY the Associated Press

Ambassador Walter j. Don
nelly said yesterday he was conf
dent that "in time" West Ger
many will ratify the pending
treaties to bring the Germans into
the Western powers lineup.
Mr.. Donnelly, who is retiring
December 81 to private life, gave
the first of a projected series of
reports on German affairs to Un-
dersecretary of State Bruce at a
45-minute conference. He made
plain to newsmen that his reports
are mainly optimistic.
The envoy termed serious" the
constitutional controversy which
has held up ratification by the
Bundestag but added: ''I am quite
confident the ratification will
come about in time"
Mr.. Donnelly returned to the
United States Friday.
Evening star., 1952-12-14
(FederaI Tax Included)

Orig NOW
MANS WATCH. II Jewels, lax
white gold cose with lax wide gold
bond $4,000 $4,000
MANS WATCH, II Jewels, lax rose
gold cose with ! Ak gold bond $4,000 $1,000
MANS WATCH, u Jewels. heovy
gold, lax cose and bracelet $4,000 $l25.00
MANS WATCH, l7-diomond Lon
oines in LAX neovy gold cose $4,000 $l25.00
POCKET WATCHES, q Jewel roiood
models HonniIton and Eion $4,000 $45.00
POCKET WATCH, l7-Jewel HomIton,
gold numeroIs, yellow gold filled $6o 90 $500
POCKET WATCH, Il Jewel Lord e.
oin AK gold cose, gold numerals Sl25,OO $500
Evening star., 1952-12-14

stone in two pieces in the ruined
Arbroath Abbey in Scotland.
Evening star., 1952-12-14

DIAMOND 6 SAPPHIRE PIN
P!otiyun. oval bow-knot shope
with 3 fine diamonds and
boquette sopphres S72SOO S3oo 90
DIAMOND FiLIGREE PIN with
Stroll nrorQuse- emeroIds and
v CT fine diamond center S375 90 Sloo 90
JAIL EARRINGS. Button type ior
p'ercec 3/l6 ct. dionond in
center Of eoch $4,000 $4,000
GCLc BEADS Over z ozs of 22K
ont o:e gold. Con be used os
ehoker s275oo $4,000
CHINESE BRACELET, corved cor
nelon. set in high korot gold - $1,000 $4,000
PLATINUM CROSS. u diamonds
Ak white gold chain - $4,000 $500
Evening star., 1952-12-14

$ 9: / EiH N IL. }y2 :I:f X
(Federal Tax Included)
:, Orig. NOW
WATCHES ----------- S7l.5o $2l.s5
80 Assorted Benrus, BuIova, Gruen,
WoIthom, Elsin and Witfnouer S4e. so $3.50
Ladies' Diamond HAMILTON
WATCHES. Ak white gold cose
with z fine domonds $4,000 Sl3S.Oo
lax Whit Gold Case with 10 fine
diomonds - S275.oo sl7slo
lax White Gold cose with 81 fine
diomonds - s425.o $4,000
Handsome Platinum Case with l6
fine domonds s375.oo $4,000
Plotinum Case ELGIN WATCH, set
with 10 fine diomonds .- S425.OO :$24e 90
HAMILTON, lax yellow gold cose
with heavy gold bracelet and
8K gold numerals > $4,000 $1,000
Many Other Diamond and Gold
Watches to Choose From at
Great Savings
Evening star., 1952-11-28
French Group Tours U. 5.
To Study Rail Efficiency

Greater efficiency of French
railroads is the objective of the
visit to the United States of 13
members cf a French free trade
union study group now touring
American railroad centers.
The study trip is sponsored
by the Mutual Security Agency
under its productivity and techni-
cal assistance program in support
of the economy and defense in
dustry of France. Cooperating
with the French group are the
Railway Labor Executives Asso-
citation, the Independent Operat-
ing Brotherhoods. the AFL, the
CIO and American railway man
agement.
The group will meet here with
railroad union and management
officials next week.
Evening star., 1952-11-28
ADVERTISEMENT.
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December Readers Digest brings
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Evening star., 1952-11-28
Highway Traffic Toll
Reaches 828 in Virqiniu
BY the Associated Press

RICHMOND, Nov. %. The
death of a 23-year-old Martins
vile, Va, man Wednesday night
near Rocky Mount, Franklin
County, has hiked Virginia's 1852
highway traffic toll to 828.
State police Unidentified the vic
tim as James Leonard Stone. They
said he died in a collision shortly
before midnight 8 miles north
Of Rocky Mount.
Evening star., 1952-11-28
Womon, l20, Dies

The age of Carolina Sechele, a
native woman of Potchefstroom,
South Africa, was put on her
death certificate as "plus-minus
I120" in view of her claim to be 1870.
Evening star., 1952-11-28
Foiry TuIes by Telephone

The special phone service giving
children's fairy stories in Vienna,
Austria. has proved so popular
that the number Of telephone lines
allotted to it has been doubled.
Evening star., 1952-11-28
New Volcanic Plaster
Spares Headaches
For House Builders
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO. Nov. 27.-A CLASSY
substance found throughout the
West is going into walls and cell
ings Of modern buildings.
The substance is perlite. Small
mountains of the stuff stand in
Western States, thrown up CEN
turies ago by volcanoes. For
many, many years it was believed
to be worthless.
Now United States Gypsy Gyp-
sum Co. is selling it mixed with
gypsum plaster. This does away
with the necessity of mixing sand
with gypsum at the building site.
The company is enthusiastic about
the product.
So enthusiastic, in fact, that it
is building plants to pop perlite-
a process similar to popping corn
at Detroit, Mich, and Oakland,
N. Y. It has plants protected
for Staten Island. N. Y; Sweet
water, Tex, and Plaster City,
Calf.
Big Improvement.
DR.. Harry N. Huntzicker, di-
rector of research at United States
Gypsum. says "perlited plaster is
the biggest improvement which
has been made in plaster in many
years" And he adds:
Eventually all plaster will be
packaged with the aggregate in
it. and we believe that aggregate
will be perlite."
United States Gypsum shovels
up the perlite from the earth's
surface. grindS it down into little
pellets and ships it to three perlite
plants now running-EaSt Chi
cago. Ind; Fort Dodge, Iowa, and
Empire. New.
There the stuff is heated to be-
tween 1850 and 1,700 degrees
Fahrenheit. This releases water
and blows up the pellets. For
every carload of pellets shipped to
a popping plant, 10 to IL cars of
expanded perlite are shipped out
after popping.
Put Up in Bags.
United States Gypsum offers
the product in bags. Only water
need be mixed with it on the
building site. There's been some
tendency in the past, DR.. Hunt
zicker says, to put either too
much or too little sand with gyp-
sum plaster in the mixture on
the building site. Now that's
avoided.
DR.. Huntzicker claims other
advantages. Because plaster with
perlite weighs only about half as
much as plaster with sand, it's
possible to put it on with a ma
chine. A Chicago firm makes a
machine that squirts the plaster
directly onto any lath base.
Perlited plaster increases fire
protection and fire ratings are
improved in buildings which use
1t. Good grades of plastering sand
are getting scarce, opening up
need for perlite. But DR.. Hunt
zicker doesn't claim perlite will
make houses any cheaper to buy.
Demand Up 100 Per Cent.
United States Gypsum started
experimenting with perlite at it's
East Chicago plant in 1948. The
first shipment was in 1949. In
three years the demand has
jumped 100 per cent. In the last
seven months in the Chicago area.
USG has sold IS per cent more
perlite plaster than last year while
its sales of gypsum plaster with
out perlite have slumped per
cent.
Before 1948 Mr.. and Mrs. Dun
can Mcdonald of Phoenix, Ariz.,
processed perlite on a limited
scale. The samples we're sent
mainly to research laboratories.
Arizona, New Mexico and Ne
vada, as we'll as several other
Western States, have vast deposits
of the material. In some cases it
crops up out of the desert in the
form of a small mountain. Walk
ing on 1t will cause cuts in shoe
Evening star., 1952-03-16
BY ihe Assoeioisd Press

MUNSAN. Sunday, Mar, 16.--
Allied negotiators today pinned
their hopes Of partly breaking the
Korean truce supervision log
jam on q package deal" which
the Reds eyed warily.
The major issues still were
stuck solidly. Both sides agreed
yesterday to hand the one on. vol
untary or forced repatriation OF
war prisoners back to staff ofi-
GERS who earlier this year failed
in 20 sessions to resolve it.
Both matters were up for dis
cuSsion today at Panmunjom.
Infiamed BY Koje Outbreak.
The prisoner issue was infiamed
by a new outbreak Thursday OF
Communist prisoners at the Al
lies Koje Island Stockade.
A United Nations Command
spokesman told the Communist
negotiators yesterday that II
Reds were killed and 26 were in
jured during the rioting. The
Communists termed it a "san-
culinary incident" and indicated
they would make a Strong protest
later.
In its package deal, the Allied
Evening star., 1952-03-16
Allied Package Deal Makes Reds Woy :

team offered to accept ID Com
lmunist plan for five instead Of six
ports of entry where neutral In
lspectors could observe truce con-
diticils. Other items in the pack
lage' included an offer to yield on
Allied demands for periodic re-
lmands for periodic reports on To-
cations Of major military units
and q ban on concentrations Of
forces posing threat to the other
side.
Reds Accept Concessions.
In return, the Allies insisted
that the Reds drop demands for
inspection of secret weapons dur
ing truce and deletion of the
word Korea" from q truce clause
banning naval blockade.
Allied negotiat0rs say the Reds.
in attempting to strike out the
word Korea" !" may be seeking to
protect Communist China from
any possible naval blockade. The
threat Of such a blockade is con-
Isidered a strong factor to make
the Reds live up to truce terms
guaranteeing the safety Of South
Korea.
The Reds quickly accepted the
three Allied concessions but indi-
Evening star., 1952-03-16

vised to be available for testimony
toward the end of the week.
Mr.. Ford. who also is attorney
for former Police Chief Robert j.
Barrett, Gambler Emmitt Warning
and Inspector Bullock - all of
whom have figured in the Senate
inquiry-told a reporter Inspector
Bullock has filed his police finan-
cial QUESTIONABLE.
The attorney said Inspector
Bullock answered the question
naire in full but notified the crime
Investigating committee that the
information was for its exclusive
USE" The policeman also specified
that he valves no rights guaran-
teed him under the Constitution
for the protection of himself and
his wife in any possible legal
proceedings.
Last to File.
Inspector Bullock is the last po-
liceman to file the. QUESTIONABLE
with the Senate committee. He
was excused from answering it
last fall, when it was first cir
culated, because he was under in
dictment for gambling conspiracy
in the Charles E. Nelson numbers
racket case. Late in January he
was acquitted of the charge in
District Court. The crime COM
mittee sent him another ques-
tionnaire but Inspector Bullock
did not remove the registered
letter from his mailbox at the
apartment house in which he lives.
On advice of counsel, he opened
the letter about two weeks ago
and the lawyer said the completed
QUESTIONABLE was returned late
yesterday. Meanwhile, the inspec-
tor is on leave from the police
department and the Commission
ers are trying to decide what they
should do about an application he
has filed for retirement.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
LOST.

BAGS6Man's tan two.suiter; ideH; inside;
WYE; Taken In .;o error or rsh put info wrong n
Can [ q s. No. S15i between am. and
5 pm; til II noon Sat. Reward. zE16
BLLFOLD. brown. vic, 18th and Que sts;
Fi returned. ed can All ,Ho. e. soss. ~lN -
BOSTON BULL, female, black and white,
wheaton. @ Lo. 5-22s7. - IL
CASH. approx S165 in gold money CLIP:
Tas; Texara upper Wo WIS 4ess 81 conn ave, large
COCKER SPANIEL black male. answers
Washington. LU. 1850. IL
ward. JE. 3-l157. --16
DOG, small. black and tan; possible tag
With name nan snd address. Reward. WI
opal; So reward. Call WI. 1854.
EYEGLASSES. brown trimmed. in case;
vic. Bird and Rhode @ Island saai NV. to Lincoln
MALL POWER s.af,oU saw s.t man Fl Re1spg 1s9%
SH. 1922. AP. 1881. 1t
NURSES PIN, inscribed on front and with
M Moore. 1933.' inside pin. Reward.
0L: 1872. .v.7z=,-55c7. :.
green Chinese six case on 18th between
n and l NV. OY. $500 after 9. IL
PARAKEET, blue; vic: SSn Cameron Heisshts.
so 4bs,e1 R.%sFd n Wa yeBy BS Of sntF
fHeehts oS EsnsbSFshs aay % dep. ssores ss.
tween am: and / PM Fri Sn Mar. u: Il;
and papers for .filing income tax; also
ii1TSitS iltS &. NV. a AD. 1898. - IF :
POINTER, liver and white, blind in one
%f Syf' ssss' ssBssed from 1iSo Wisconsin ave
PUPPY-Small, white, 4month-old puppy,
red collar; lost vic. ne. Brookland. Fri
.iday. Reward. La. 6-596S. Id
SECRETARY WALLET, black, containing 1,
and U-6. Reward. WO. S415. -16
in Clarendon. Tues. night. KE. 3-5593:
WALLET. black. 1t. John c. Maloney en-,
centeG cFaEea aSd Kanas sSTs Rewsra
WALLET. brown leather; vic, Of 26th
nS ;aSs SstEseR " eHRaet and aP $3.50
WALLET, containing professional license
and small amount of money. Finder car
keep money II wallet is returned. Gal
WALLET. mans brown. containing i'm.
portant Identification papers. Reward
Phone RA. S523.
WALLET, red. drivers. license, cards ans
s1s sIssse Sst ss or ssidsy syss
WRIST WATCH. gold, lady's Elgin, initial
"B W." from m. W.; Hecht'S store OF
VIC 9TH aud 9th on O st. Reward. RE
o034. 81
FOUND.
BOSTON BULL, brindle, male; found yiS
Conn. ave. and Chesapeake St we. 112l
BOXER, female; vicinity Bancroft School
call OW. 6Q05. .---------
car let black. female; found ]. ii Alez
owner or good home. XII. 9-3969.
DOG, large black male, part cocker an.
part collie; vic. Glover Park. EM blot
LEADING GLASSES, found In Silver Sprin
area. 81. 1878.
SAW, yicinitS 18th and Taylor sts NJ
TOPCOAT, left by mistake ct pastry sho
IN Clarendon, Tues. niaht. kE. 3-6h9S
Evening star., 1952-03-16
French Leaders Urged
To Hove Heads Studied
By the Assoeiosed Press

PARIS, Mar. l5.-Edouard Her.
riot, speaker of the French Nation
al Assembly, has received an Of
fetal suggestion that all top party
leaders have their heads examined
Hippolyte Martel, president of
the Federation of the Honest
People of France" and a city coun-
cilor in the Paris area, submitted
the idea. Mr.. Martel wants a
group of psychiatrists to go over
French politicians "and hand out
aptitude certif1cates-like driving
licenses"
Evening star., 1952-03-16
Crime
Continued From First Page.)

10 pm. daily, and Station WTOP
will carry portions of each days
session at night, the hours to be
annouced later.
The Senate hearings will be
concerned primarily with narcot-
les but there are indications that
the probers will spend some time
looking again into organized
gambling here-a subject that .oc-
cupied the committee in January.
If so. the purpose would be to
question Abe (Jewboy Dietz)
Plisco, a gambling figure who was
unable to testify two months ago
bacause of an eye operation.
Now Under Subpoena.
Plisco is under a continuing
subpoena to go before the sub
committee when notified.
Charles E. Ford, attorney for
Plisco, said the gambler was ad-
Evening star., 1952-03-16
Rodford to See Chiunq

PEARL HARBOR, Mar. Is up.
Arthur w. Radford, Pa
cific feet commander, said today
he expects OF visit Generalissimo
Chang Kai-shek on Chinese Ma
|tionalist Formosa in about a
month. Effective today, he takes
over military command respon-
sibility" for Formosa and the
Philippines which previously were
in Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway's
Far Eastern command.