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Evening star., 1952-07-19
Ii. Williams Resiqns
Police Post, Hitting
AT Capt. Richitt

After almost II years, 1t.
Charles T. Williams says he's
through with the Police Depart
ment for good.
The veteran officer, who was
commended IA times and disci-
plined twice. quit yesterday after
a row with his boss, Capt. Anthony
Richitt Of No. 8 precinct. 1t.
Williams, who is 40, had been
second in command there since
last August.
Capt. Richitt, who has publicly
tangled with his superiors himself,
ordered 1t. Williams suspended at
las pm. yesterday on charges
of being absent without leave. I'm
mediately afterwards, 1t. Will
liams sat down and pecked out
a written resignation.
Chief Murray Looks On.
The little scene took place
in Police Chief Robert Murray's
Office. with Chief Murray looking
on. 1t. Williams said he went
there for the express purpose Of
quitting. a~ess.a-.a. yrssas.s
The affair started about 2::30I
pm. Thursday, when 1t. williams,
due to report for work at 4 pm,
called in sick.
Capt. Richitt ordered me to
report in and I refused" declared
1t. Williams. Evidently he wasn't
accepting the fact that I was
sick"
Although Capt. Richitt refused
to comment on the incident yes
terday, Inspector Robert S. Bry-
ant said the captain sent a doctor
around to 1t. Williams home att
SIG BERTRAND street, Alexandria,
Va. The doctor found no one
at home.
II purposely refrained from be-
ing there" commented 1t. Will
liams. "The whole thing was a.
question of personal differences
between Capt. Richitt and myself.
1t isn't something that just arose
in a moments time"
Contact Attempts Fail.
Inspector Bryant said Capt.
Richitt tried several other times
during the night to reach his
aide but was unsuccessful.
When 1t. Williams appeared at
headquarters about pm, Chief
Murray called Capt. Richitt there.
II told the major was resign
ing If Capt. Richitt brought
charges" said the lieutenant.
Capt. Richitt ordered him sus-
pended, so 1t. Williams turned
over his gun and badge and then
prepared his written resignation.
Last September. when a police
trial board fined him $475, 1t.
Williams fled resignation papers
with the then Police Supt. Robert
j. Barrett, to be effective the
next time he got into trouble. +"
But 1t. williams says that died
when Maj. Barrett left Office.
I A complaint that 1t. Williams
was drunk OF duty had been made
at that time by Carey Wright
ex-prize fighter and owner Of
Dukes Restaurant at 1884 Four
teenth street NV.
The complaint led to additional
Trail Board charges of making
false statements to a superior and
neglect of duty in connection with
the incident.
/ Payment of the fine was set at
$40 per payday. which leaves more
THAN half still due. 1t. Williams
said the entire fine will be paid y
i In May. 1850, 1t. Williams was
'lreprimanded for conduct preju-
'Idicial to the good order Of the de-
Ipartment. after another police
.Itrial board proceeding.
Il 1t. Williams collected most ol
This IA official commentators. be.
Evening star., 1952-07-19
Southeast Businessmen
Shun Eliot Controversy

In a story about the transfer Of
Eliot Junior High School in yes
terday's Star John M. Curran was
identified incorrectly as president
Of the Southeast Businessmen's
Association. Mr.. Curran is presi-
dent of the Southeast Citizens As
Sociation.
John D. Holland, head Of the
business group, said his organiza-
ton is taking no part in the Eliot
dispute. Eliot last week was or
dered transferred to Negro use.
Evening star., 1952-07-19
Judge Howard Frees
Five in Picketing Of
RosedaIe Playground

Five persons who had picketed
Rosedale Playground, at Seven
teenth and Gales street NE. in
protest against racial segregation,
yesterday were found not guilty
of charges Of obstructing a pas
sageway.
The defendants, three of them
colored and two white, were
found innocent of the charges by
Municipal Judge Andrew Howard,
who earlier had declared their
arrest illegal.
Five additional defendants, who
also had been arrested on similar
charges at the playground Thurs
day, will stand trial next Tuesday.
Comments at Trial.
Judge Howard, who is colored.
will also preside at this trial.
although he was asked by Prose-
cutor Clark King to disqualify
himself. Mr.. King made the re-
quest on the basis of a comment
by Judge Howard during yester-
days trial that, if anyone should
have been arrested, it was the
persons inside the playground.
Among those inside the play
ground, which is restricted to
white residents. were three Rec
reation Department employees, who
testified they stationed themselves
at the gate Ito explain the policy
Of the department" regarding seq
To Mr.. Kings request for dis
qualification, Judge Howard an
swered curtly: u will not"
Among the witnesses yesterday
was William Coakley. senior rec
reation director at Rosedale, who
testified that a group Of about Is
pickets, including the defendants.
made it quite inconvenient" for
anyone to enter or leave the play
ground. He said the group sang
Onward Christian Soldiers" and
The Old Rugged Cross"
Police Captain Testifies.
Police Capt. Lewis B. Peters of
No. 9 Precinct. testified he asked
the demonstrators to maintain a
free passage" to the playground,
He quoted a spokesman for the
group as telling him: 1--WE will
stand here. If anyone wants to
go through. we'll let him."
Testimony by other witnesses
generally was to the effect that
persons wishing to enter or leave
the playground were not blocked
entirely but in some instances had
to push their way through.
Those cleared of the charges
yesterday were Wallace Nelson,
of Cincinnati; Joan Robinson,
Manhattan, Kans. and Mrs. Con-
stance Perry. 1900 block Savan-
nah street Sc, all colored. and
Louis Hunt, Richmond, Ind, and
Paul Williams, whose address was
given as Oregon, Mo. The out-of-
towners were described by De-
tense Counsel as students
Mrs. Perry was identified as q
teacher in the SmotherS school,
Forty-fourth street and Washing
ton place NE.
Representing the defendants
were Attorneys Curtis Mitchell
and Henry Lincoln johnson.
Scheduled for trial Tuesday are
Mrs. Jenny T. Gross, colored. of
the 700 block Nineteenth street
NE, a teacher at the Charles
Young School. Twenty-fourth
street and Benning road NE;
Mrs. Lorena Savoy. 81, colored. of
300 block Seventeenth place NE,
wife Of a metropolitan policeman;
Mrs. Joan Murray, 10, Of Niagra.
Wis: Ralph Blackwood. %, Of
Sterling. Kans., and Lynn Green.
20. Of Plymouth. Mich.
Evening star., 1952-07-19

years. Previously he was assistant
cashier in charge OF the credit de-
partment of the Morris Plan Bank
Of Washington for "a years. The
bank was later merged with the
Union Trust Co.
Evening star., 1952-07-19
CoI|egeman Resigns
Credit Post at kann's

Samuel Collegeman has re-
signed as credit manager at s.
Kann Sons Co.. and Donald Hell
sci will serve as acting credit
Evening star., 1952-07-19
"a THE EVENING STAR

washington, D. G.
SATURDAY, JULY 19, 1852
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Evening star., 1952-05-24
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

FOUR ROOMS AND BATH, all mod
ern conveniences. Completely furn.
House and furniture. 81. 400 cash
tax, int, house payments. H. r.
LLEWELLYN. 43 Elder pl., Potomac
Heights, Md. p. o., Indian Head,
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BETHEsDA's BEST LOCATION
43l1 East-West Hwy.

open sunday. IL TO Pm.
All-brick, immaculate condition. Lge.
living room with fireplace, opens
onto porch. family-size dining room,
completely modern kitchen, half bath
on first floor. The second floor has
three larger than usual bedrooms,
with ample closet space, full tile
bath, finished recreation room with
fireplace. Gas a.-c. heat. Built-in
garage. Off-street parking. Large
level handicapped lot. rear garden
fenced and entirely private for en-
tertaining. Convenient to public and
parochial schools. One-haf block to
transportation. two blocks to shop
ping. Priced at only $23 $50. mimi
mum cash. convenient terms. I'm
mediate possession. Call Mr.. Conlon,
OR. 5192. Directions: Out Conn.
ave. to East-West hwy, left to
1911 and open sign, or out Wiscon-
sin ave-, right to 4311 and open
FREDERICK W. BERENs
SALES, MC.-l520 K ST. NV.
MA. 5000 -25
Evening star., 1952-05-24
S595 DOWN

Mr.. End AND T SITS. NV.
Six rms. brick, Semidetached: INV h.
tradiators). full bsmt. Terms like
rent. ST. 1891, 10. 2-7796. ---25
Evening star., 1952-05-24
1l2 LINDEN AVE.

M shinele home: clean as though
built this year; 6 rooms. liz tiled
baths. 3 large well-lighted bedrms.;
all-electric kitchen and laundry. A
prize winning. Handicapped, fenced
lot, found only with homes Of much
greater price. No XYZ financial
usual terms. Navy or National
Health personnel take note: Walk
ing distance to your office The
price will be most pleasing to you.
Open Today, l to 6 PM.
Directions: Out Rockville pike. pass
Naval Hospital. turn left on Cedar
lane l block to Locust. right 2
blocks to open signs.
GE. 2S7S OIL 6539 IS
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GREENWICH FOREST

332 HAMPDEN LANE, BETHESDA
3 lge. bedrms., 2h baths,
lge. liv. rm., separate dinin9
rm.. kit, plus ample space for
breakfast set; full bsmt. with
nrepl. and large picture win
dows. Open daily l pm. to
dark. HOME OWNERS
REALTY SERVICE. Mr.. Rob-
eyes,, WO. 61O6.
Evening star., 1952-05-24
BEAUTIFUL RAMBLER
All Bricks BedrmS., Bsmt.
102OS GEORGIA AVENUE
SJI.UEP GpRTNG

SILVER SPRING
This one-year- home features un-
usually lge. rms, incl. liv. rm. with
flrepl.. sep. din. rm., lovely fully
equip. kit with Formica tops and
cabinets galore; 8 lee; bedrms., front
gas h.-w.h.; lge. lot. 60xl30; near
bus and all cows: excel. cond and
priced low at Sl9950. S4,950 down.
To inspect. call Mr.. Annenberg. MA.
FREDERICK W. BERENs SALES. INC.
Evening star., 1952-05-24
WOODSIDE PARK
(SILvER SPRING. Md
OPEN SUNDAY, 1880 TO 6
1912 N. MOVES DRIVE

Lovely brick. slate roof. de-
tached dwelling in desirable
residential area; convenient
to transportation and shop
ping district: 4 bedrooms. 2
baths. recreation room with
bar and ornamental fireplace;
plenty of storage space and
large walk-in cedar closet.
cozy breakfast nook, modern
kitchen; low-cost hot-water oil
heat; breeZe-swept side ter
race: 2-car detached garage:
pebbled rose garden and at
tractively Handicapped grounds:
financed at 41afe with low
monthly payments.
To inspect: Out 18th st. or
Ga. ave. to Colesville rd.. right
on Colesvflle rd. to North
Noyes drive. left to our open
sign.
THOs. z. FARRELL CO.
Realtors, Exclusive Agents
MA. 0765 721 10th st. NV.
Ok
Evening star., 1952-05-24
d INSURANCE
BEAT THE HEAT

Come to the suburbs and sit on the
porch OF fine 3-bedroom brick
rambler, conveniently located to
schools, shopping and transporta-
tion; living room. dining room, larss
featnres nat mape HIS home very
livable. Call Mr.. Rosenblatt at JU.
T-7466, with
SIDNEY z. MENSH & co.
Evening star., 1952-05-24
MEAD, REALTOR
~
SH. 5000
SILVER SPRING

OIIVER SFRING
Branch rd. Living rm. with firepl'' :
din; rm.. lge. kit, 2 bedrms. and
bath, recr. rm., gas heat and ga
rage; outside firepl.: lge. fenced lot: ::
walking distance to shopping center
and theater. Price, SI8,950, terms.
Shown by appt. only. WILLIAM A.
KEMP, JU. S-S42S. -25
Evening star., 1952-05-24
BETHESDA
Irresistible Charm"

Irresistible Charm"
May be an over-worked
phrase. but 1t is the only de-
scription for this lovely place.
Charming white brick Colonial
rambler in q picture book set
ting. Only TWO bedrooms,
but made to order for q couple
desiring to live and entertain
friends in cozy atmosphere
OF real luxury. Custom built
IL years ago to very highest
standards. Includes many rich
special features which make it
outstanding such as 2-story
beamed-ceiling liv. rm. with
Colonial mantel fireplace faced
In white marble; lge. inclosed
f1agstone patio, huge rec. rm.
also with fireplace. servants
room and bath. Owner already
has purchased larger home
and must sell Immediately.
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. DI.
14ll; ewes, call OR. 9265.
Evening star., 1952-05-24
1895 DOWN
A VEADC OTn
FRED EHRIJCH
COLORED
NJ ~-N
COLORED

store and apt, corner brick bldg. {:
active Sc. location: grocery now do
ing fiourishing business; excellent
opportunity with small cash down
and low monthly payments. Call
Mr.. Knight. II. 6-1610: ewes, MI.
SL11, or COLONIAL INVESTMENT
CO., RE. $3.50. ID
Evening star., 1952-05-24
SILVER SPRING

0A"V a4O 04 4t44NN
Brick and stone Cape Cod; 6 rooms:
unusually attractive and very fine
location. Close to school. shopping
and transportation. Nicely decorated
and built of the best materials This
house contains separate dining room,
| bedroom and half bath 1st floor
Garage and large .Screened-in porch.
Open Sunday, 2 to z pm. For in
formation cali JU. S-5317 after Z
pm. Directions: From D. c. out
Piney Branch rd. to Takoma Junior
High School. left on Gist ave.
block to house. S001 Takoma ave.
Evening star., 1952-05-24
$500 COLESVILLE RID.

SILVER SPRING, MD.
.ovely red brick center-han Colonial;
22-ft. liv. nm, family-sized din.
rm., lge. kit. with breakfast nook,
side glass porch, twin-size bedrms >,
! sele., 2 baths; full bsmt, oil &C.
heat; immed. poss. Inspection by
sppt. owner leaving town. ST..
1884. GRUBB-WILLIAMS, over 40
years in Silver Spring" go
Evening star., 1952-05-24
SILVER SPRING
GIL PHILADELPHIA AVE.
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. ga

lovely new 6-rm. Cape Cod brick
home; 3 bedrms. e closets each)
lge.. liv. rm. with firepl. and built-in
pooKcase, spacious din. rm., extra
tile bath with dressing table; day
hght bsmt.; storage attic, porch.
Dir: Out Piney Branch rd., lett on
Philadelphia ave. to house. Call
Ia. 1881.
HILL REALTY co.
Evening star., 1952-05-24

HILLANDALE-$21, $50
New brick rambler, large liy. rm.. 2
eedrms. and bath. Full bsmt. with
inraa inrepi'' $ioe porch. attach. garage.
SILVER SPRING-s15.750
New 3-bedrm. rambler with full bsmt.
large lot. Near transp.
SILVER SPRING-$19,950
Assume huee CT loan. 3-bedrm. brick
rambler. Full bsmt. with beautifully
wall-to-wall, carpeting. dishwasher
BEAUTIFUL RAMBLER
Not under Regulation X. Luxurious
3-bedrm. brick rambler with at
tached garage: 2 full baths: sep.
lge. din. rm., 25-ft. liv. rm. with
firepl., huge .all-elec kit. with dis
firepl; Ia,. and nd toilet: slate roof; nearly
SILVER SPRING-$16,950
Attrac: 3-bedrm. brick Cape Cod in
Spring. Lge;. lv. rm. and firepl. full
SILVER SPRING-$18,95O
White brick Colonial home in the
Woodmoor area. One bedrm and den
on 1st d.; 2 bedrms. and bath up
stairs: sep. din. rm. and full bsmt.;
huge corner lot.
E. F. BLANCHARD, Realtor
JU. S-5757. Silver Spring. It'll 8 pm.
KENSINGTON
Immac. 3-bedrm., full-bsmt. home on
q lovely fenced lot in q nice neigh
borhood: fully insulated, alum. storm
windows and screens; excel. n
nancing: conv. to shopping and bus.
Higgins g. Harrison, Inc.
Realtors. LO. 5-2SOO TIL o.
Evening star., 1952-05-24
3OO-S61 MO

yr.-old. :-bedrm. asbes-
tos shingled bungalow; auto. washer
and drier. Viers Mill rd. to Clagett
dr., left to Crawford. right to Sim
mons, left to 1898; open l to 8,
Sat. and Sunday. by owner. --2S
Evening star., 1952-05-24
LARGE FAMILY?

Almost completed 4-bedroom, 2-bath
home, in very desirable Flower ave,
Piney Branch area. Located close
to Oakview School. Your choice Of
color scheme. Occupancy in approx
imately 30 days. See this home of
distinction today. Price, $22 400.
SH. S010 It'll q pm.
MONTGOMERY
Evening star., 1952-05-24

FOF lufLhef 1n1oTmation, call
Capital Realty Co., SH. 0673
Till 9. If no answer, TO. 5627.
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CoLORED
So. 500 DOWN-POSS.

IRVING ST, Mr.. 18th NV.
Nine large rooms, . kitchens, 2 baths
oil h.-w.h.; very clean. Excellent
income. small monthly terms. ST
Sua1, 10 o-17oR -o5
Evening star., 1952-08-26

farm people to accept recon-
mended farm and home practices
developed by research.
They will travel to Tennessee
to see how the Extension Service
works with farm communities and
how All Clubs work. In Alabama
they will study fish production in
small ponds-ways of producing
protein food in India.
Going On to Japan.
In Missouri the % leaders will
spend several days with farm
families. They hope to see first
hand how the families have
benefited by the Extension Sery-
ice.
From the United States the %
Indian agricultural experts will 90
to Japan. Extensive use of mod
ern farm machinery, they recog-
nize, cannot be had in India for
many years.
So they hope to study the Jap
aneSe use of small, manually DOW
cred instruments-still far ahead
of the Indian farmers techniques.
In particular. the group hopes to
introduce the Japanese rice thresh-
er worked by pedals.
Mr.. Damle emphasized that In
Evening star., 1952-08-26
HElP-MEN

FLOOR SANDERS AND FINIsHERs,
"a. exper.. refs, work ali year year
Rockville. Ma. Rockville 1879: @ ewes.
MAN. experienced. refer
ence; full time, meals and uniforms
furnished; top wages. KENNESAW
1909 Mt. Pleasant st. NV.
FOUNTAIN MAN, colored, exper., day
SIMPSONS DRUG. 70I r.. /. ave.
GENERAL WAREHOUSING HELP
Immediate! The fastest growing dis
needs . lew OF q the tSMASaas'oH right Kind sfea q
men t1S-25 yrs.l who can start in
one Of our warehouse depts. and is
capable Of learning and progressing
to executive position IN the arm. 6Is
day wk.. right salary to At the JOB
MALCO WHOLESALERS, inc, 2l54
GROCERYMAN. experienced In ali
s!e. seDtsj; 10 refs slS5oc 1854 Livingston I'd
Job. Apply $500 Varnum ST.. Brent
wood Nd between 8 and 2 pm.
for inside shop work
Mechanical or electrical experience
helpful but not necessary. Apply
MODERN FLOORS. 2431 18th st.
Evening star., 1952-08-26
CRAFTSMEN. MECH.

Minimum 6 months experience: good
chance for advancement. Call for
DRIVERS. white, for large distribu-
Tor; any;,v S1daayy I1ayy kWssek week; perm. position.
meters in ali cabs; guarantee and and
commission for full-time drivers;
liberal bonus; part-time shifts avail
able; 9O3 n; Glebe rd.. Arl.. Va. Il
DRIVER, PORTER. colored; familiar
recent local refs. HIGGERs DRUGS,
60l7 Conn. ave. NV. WO. 1915.
DRIvER-PORTER for drug store;
must have refs. and drivers permit;
excel. salary and good hrs. Apply in
RzWS RRftsRR fR3R3GY sR2 H0T F5GNE sSaS ietR 3AK E.
DRUG CLERK, experienced only; 8
evenings, alternate SUNDAYS: Apply
fS Rnr. Mr &c GOLDMAN. man GHAsILEToN
DRUG CLERK, experienced; excel.
&c Conn. ave, n;w. WO, $500; rs
snced preferred; 40-hour. week. 9:30
salary to start. Apply WALGREN
ELECTRICIAN. qualified with Alex
andria card; also exper. helpers.
\. Eairfax st.; Alex. Va; -2s
fax license. Old established va.
firm. perm: work. steady workers
only. JE. 3-73O6. 81
for new work; $2.25
per hr. Also helpers. HARPER
ELEC. SERVICE, Ii. 3-5737. 80
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE repairman
needed for bench work on small elec,
household appliances. Apply after 2
pm, c. A. LEPPERT. 914 Eye st.
NV. -27
ELECTRONIC or electro-mechanic
engineer. Challenging opportunity
Tor man experienced in technical,
administrative and naison-type en-
sineering work. to assume duties
as project engineer on Government
contract. Expanding organization
offers excellent salary and ad-
vancement opportunity to the right
man; man; Call for interview. DE.
Evening star., 1952-08-26
CAR DRIVERS
CANVASSERS

Door to door men wanted to make
appointments for Washjngton's top
10 salesmen; s leads day means
$40 o day. JU. S-l6l2. MR.. KING.
Evening star., 1952-08-26

dia "is seeking no welfare state
The vast agricultural program will
be based on individual commu-
mites. eaching individual farmers
to increase his own crop yield.
Among other plans, the Indian
government hopes to train one
man in each of its 100000 villages
to become a village blacksmith
In that way the people can make
and repair their own tools.
The people themselves, Mr.
Damle believes. can solve their
own food problems with q little
help.
Evening star., 1952-08-26
PERSONAL

HAIR REMOVAL. Wash.
Sensible fees. ELEcTROLoGY CEN
TER. 1920 K st. NV. RE. 1874. 81
HAPPY BIRTHDAY MY DARLING.
RI never forget you. YOUR J.
N NURSING HOME for
elderly person; 24-hr. nursing care;
licensed BY State and county. Super
vision, Miss Meadows. R.N. SH. 6040.
GET THERE FASTER, cheaper, safer.
Fly .ATA air coach to Chicago. S24:
Seattle, 500 For information. res.
ervations, call MA. 3955. 720 14th
st. NV. ATA is not . regularly
scheduled carrier but operates on q
non-scheduled basis to serve the
needs OF the Washington-B -Baltim ore
GET THERE FASTER, cheaper, safer.
Seattle; Seattle: ssS g., For i1fcrmatien. res:
St; nv. .ATA is not regularly
non-scheduled basis to serve the
needs Of the Washington Baltimore
NURSING CARE for those who really
care by graduate nurses. at Mt.
Vernon Convalescent Hospital. d. g,
Excellent food and non-alcoholic
Accredited and licensed. CO. 1924.
FLYNN BEAUTY coLLSo1. 1910
DRESS And ROBE MAKING. .lter..
cialty; DE. 6975. daily. 26s
OF you 60c a dozen. TONEY
14U4 New York ave NV al
Evening star., 1952-08-26

sALEsMANAoER, D. c.. Nd. and
ya;.-Man with behind the desk and
ss ssp ..s. Ia o1de faans hs ssc. po,t t.
tion will pay better than $4,000
per year. Salary, commission and
overwrite to right man.
as this opsnins saaHsr mn.s sn.s Sc sd u
SScYoPRbb Enc PARb1 sEfTSSNrcH sisiilSPS GHsnaSSsF SSs
asI, 18th =, q. Soy7i nyy7i w. washington; D; C.. or
for retail furniture store.
must 6e experienced. Apply in per-
son. 712S Wis. ave. Bethesda. Nd.
experienced, to contact
local doctors and drugstores. Salary
plus commission; excellent future.
Car necessary. Box 4e-G. Star.
for mems clothins dept,
good salary and comm; perm. posi-.
tnI ton; Apply MT; ~; chatlen. Il: ABRAM-
SALESMAN. able to demonstrates
piano. preferably with selling ex-
periences See Mr.. sycle. KIT Music
Tor r. storm 1iMa doors. canvass
Bethesda Shade and Awning shop.
1888 Old Georgetown rd.. Bethesda.
OL: 0049; EN-. 1898. al
SALESMAN with Catholic magazine
experience, to represent Mount Car
mel Magazine: state experience. 216
fremont St. RIM. 800. Boston, Mass.
SALESMAN for 1O0-year-old firm.
Salary, sick benefits, transportation
furnished Call MR. BETz' EN-. 4S44. sa
SALESMAN to specialize in the sale
Of nearby Va. properties. BOSS q
PHELPS. INC, 1417 X Ut. NV.
SALESMAN to specialize in the sale
Of business properties. BOSS l.
INSTRUMENTATION - with or
without car. Salary. bonus, yaca-
ssrn,,. tiS1; II ov.o you nss not, net capable BE. Of
don't apply. II capable, apply any
morning 70 Mr.. Richards. GENERAL
HOME EQUIPMENT CO., 63 K ct.
Evening star., 1952-08-26
~ indians Here Seeking Ways to Boost Crops

Twenty-Five agricultural leaders
leaders from India began a two
month tour of the United States
yesterday to study methods Of in
creasing food production.
The Indian government, faced
with starving millions each year,
believes the use of American agri-
cultural methods can solve its
food problems.
Led by Kashinath Raghunath
Damle, joint secretary of the
Ministry of Food and Agriculture,
the Indians will study our Agri-
culture Departments Extension
Service. Upon their return to
India they plan to launch a huge
public relations program to bring
modern agricultural practices to
India's masses. The trip is
financed by the Ford Foundation.
Dozens Of training centers are
being set up in India to turn out
Government crop specialists who
in turn will show individual
farmers how to increase their crop
yield per acre.
Rice Yield Gould Be Raised.
The biggest problem, Mr.. Damle
points out, is rice. At present In
dia's average yield per acre is only
800 pounds each year. Experi-
ments have shown that in parts
of India the figure could be raised
to $4,000 pounds.
III that would mean too much
expense" Mr.. Damle continued.
"an average of 1000 pounds would
still save India from famine"
In the United States Mr..
Damle's group will learn how the
Agriculture Department motivates
Evening star., 1952-08-26
Enjoys Flight at Ace 81

Leaving her native Holland for
the first time, 87-year-old Mrs.
Verbeek Van Der Wende flew to
Western Australia to live with
her daughter in Perth and en-
joyed every minute of the flight,
the stewardeSS said.
Evening star., 1952-08-26

Minimum 6 months experiences: goed
chance for advancement. Call for
appt.. ST. O9S6.