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and seneral drafting; must be neat.
versatile and able to work under
pressure' potential ability impor-
40-hr. wk.; salary open. Call kl.
9-S765. =
DRUG AND CIGAR CLERK, expert
enced only; local references; under
40: daywork: no Sundays, Apply
m II PsrsG 1atb e ebd Z n.Tl PH5R-
FoGNTiA1iN S GIRLS. white, expert
enced only; l. noon to $50 pm;
closed Sundays and holidays; paid
vacation and holidays; uniforms
N sHpPlsS A bRTG Co. De 1888 c SaH
HOSTESS. part time. hours 5-9.3o
pm; age 21-35. Apply in person.
Ho SSF Ssnn exp sTe. g545 yrs; fi4st-
class restaurant; 8 days incl. sun.
AVIGNoNE FREREs. i777 Col. I'd.
NV. For appt., CO; 5.lo3ls i
HOUsEKEEPER ASSISTANT white;
hotel. Pleasant SURROUNDINGS. Sun
days, of, excellent salary. Box
HoUsEwfVES-Earn money the easy
to i s: Sun, ' 10 to :. HE. 4-593i
MEDICAL TECH, for new lab.
exper.; good hours top salary
permanent position, heHC-IteF stpt.
MILLINERY SALESLADIES-Excel-
lent working conditions. good salary
and commission. Apply if YOU
have millinery selling experience.
SHENLEY'S, Corner F and 18th SITS.
NURSES. practical, white. under as.
for day duty and relief work. Pri-
vate sanitarium, nearby Md. Live
NURSES AIDE. white, with or with
out exper.: good working conditions;
live in. 10. 5-0S72, a
PANTRY GIRL. white. experienced;
Apply 3419 Connecticut ave. .
REAL ESTATE SALESWOMAN a..
full time. 25-35. Call Mrs. Evans,
JU. 9-S010. MONTGOMERY IN
VESTMENT & INSURANCE CO.
REAL ESTATE SALESLADY, for
profitable position with old estab.
D. c. firm; eXper. in Georgetown
and Capitol Hill properties helpful.
For properly qualified individual,
we may consider part-time employ
ment. Our present employees know
of this ad. Write giving details, to
Box IS6-K, Star. &
RECEPTIONIST, typing. under 30. for
permanent position with group, OF
physicians in Arlington. Va. Ideal
working conditions and starting sal
airy For interview call MR.. ONEL.
RESiDENT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
references; NV. elevate apt. bldg, {.
1-bedrm. apt. and salary Box 2S3-L
Star. ~
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

Stradivari, I2O-bass, q
shift; suitable for child; good con-
dition. ia, 2-2579. -
ACCORDION, -WurlitZer, 100
bass, with switches, In perfect con-
ditipn. complete with case and
music stand, $500. OIL. 4-30S7.
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'UPPlES. Axe reg.. show
nd. pets: draStically re
quick sale. JE. 4-321S.
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REFER, Frigidaire 1853 model. self
defrosting, 9 GU. it.. OIL. 4-3s05.
from $3.50 PEERLESS SALES CO..
1o37 Ga. ave. NV. DE 2-5566.
Gibson, 7l5-cu- 1T, 2 yrs.
old, like new, hardly been used
:, Il; 1,3163 =. eonsr.I r,ec+r,.
ideal for restaurant. boarding house
or large family: like new: guaran-
teed: weekend special. $3.50.
AABACO, 202O r. I. ave. ne. =
RUGS, various sizes, $40 UP TO S25;
Also wsll-to-TaI carpet; II 5000
Sis. JU. a-o1ss. -
sisai axl5. 10x12; drum
top table All in excellent condition.
Reasonable. RA. 3-7t21.
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SECRETARY ASSISTANT

Research and consulting organiza-
ton in Alex. desires alert. person.
able girl for handling inquiries;
sales promotion releases. Position
requires rapid and accurate tipping,
routine Inquiries good shorthand
for special inquiries; capacity to
assemble information and organize
files efficiently: opportunity to as
sist in interesting projects of mar
.ket research, release preparation,
etc. This is a position for an ener-
getic person with good judgment in
open; excellent advancement oppor-
tunity for the right person. Call
XII. a-S765. >
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

needed ct ELIZABETH
BEAUTY SALON. Good pay and
commission. Good surroundings.
LII. 2-97S3. IL
FLORIST. small shop. For appoint
ment, phone no. 2-0S43. p
GENERAL OFFICE WORK-Must be
able to take shorthand and type.
light conditioned ONCE in
GEORGETOWN. Apply Mr.. Derrick
SMOOT SAND & GRAVEL CORP. J.
5000 K st. NV. RE. 1904. q
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN - Well
ogy; 5h-day wk., good salary for
right person. Apply Pathologist.
EMERGENCY HOSPITAL -
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SHIRT GIRLS, =, exper. on 2-girl
shirt unit. Part time from 4:30 to
$50 2 or 3 nights a week. IDEAL
LAUNDRY, 5506 Marlboro pike,
SILK FINISHERS = High salary,
steady. RHODE ISLAND CLEAN
ERS, 4235 Wisconsin ave. NV. EN-.
SILK AND WOOL FINIsHER. exper..
for quality work; permanent posi-
ton; top salary. Apply SYLVAN
G 6 i Sg LACE l99e Underwood st.
SILK FINISHER, exper.. steady work,
NV nGRu H HctA g19si i5no' @llo lfen 1 ST.
shift. no sundays. Falls Church
FEN ! al age % to So. with
general Office exper.. who is capable
OF utilizing artistic imagination in
dealing with the public. Comforta-
BILE. congenial environment; 5-day
wk. Apply NEW YORK DECORAT-
ING CO. oil 18th st. NV. 8
experienced in
construction. Duties include 3-line
PIX and general Office work. State
age and salary desired. P. O. Box
1884 Friendship Station. Washing
sTENoGRAPHER. prominent air
conditioned law Office desires
stenographer who can take dicta-
ton, use dictaphone and transcribe
accurately. Hours 9 to $50, 5-day
week Box AK Star -
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STEEL

REINFORCING STEEL CUT TO
SIZE
WE HAVE ON HAND ALL KINDS
OF / BEAMS ANGLE IRON AND
GENERAL WRECKING CO..
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slruAT.oAs-MEN 6 WOMEN

COUPLE. well known, with years OF
exper in restaurant business. wiSf
TO take charge of kitchen in restau-
rant of club. Phone TU. 2-15t5.
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CI.ERK-TYPIST

Unusual opportunity to become part
of young, expanding, construction
company. Assist accountant in
general Office work. tipping, payroll
giving age, education. experience
and tipping speed to HOUSING
CORPORATION OF AMERICA,
1925 Eye st. NV, Wash. 3, D. G.
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FURNITURE
WROUGHT IRON

Brand-new reposSeSsed articles at
cost price. Indoor or outdoor uses
Chairs. coffee tables. love seats, other
items OIL o-953h .
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CTERK-TYPIST
Commercial Teacher

NOl1111lCIS 1d1 i SoN1AGA
Opening for young woman 1885, to
supervise work Of 10 to 10 tran
scribers. in correspondence division
of large publisher. So, 60O-S4 900
starting salary. with many oppor-
tunities to advance. Liberal Vaca-
ton and sick leave. Pleasant. at
tractiVe surroundings. Must have q
complete knowledge of the electric
ment: a strong BACKGROUND in gram
mar, punctuation. and proper letter
style: ability to train both typists
and transcribers. Please state age,
training and experience. Box COX
Star II
COSMETIC CLERK, exper.. part time,
eve. work; good pay. SHEPHERD
PARK PHARMACY. 1928 Georgia
ave. NV.
DENTAL ASSISTANT, competent.
Answer by typewriter letter. giving
details of education and exper..
refs. required. Box 322-k. Star.
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ROOFING, all types; cutters. Spouts
carpentry and painting. A. D.
THOMAS. WA. 7-7352.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
MIscELLANEous WANTEp

FANS Of all types. for every applica-
ton Seasonal or occasional rates.
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STENOGRAPHER

Age 2I %. with several years exper-
fence in small office (not Govt. A
permanent position with advance
ment for capable, versatile and
accurate worker who takes pride in
doing a good Job and who has a
good personality since this job is
with'a selling organization. Com
pany-paid insurance and hospitali-
cation program: salary open. Box
2I4-J. Star. 3"
TYPIST-SILVER SPRING
AREA
For large insurance company. air.
conditioned office; company benefits;
paid vacation. Immediate opening
Contact MR.. YOUNG, JU. 7-5500.
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Preferably with experience in han.
ding automobile contracts. tag and
title applications ana settlement
work. Excel WORKING conditions.
6L2-day workweek. Write giving
age, exper. and salary desired. Qul
employees know Of this ad. Box
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LEAVING TOWN

Laundromat washer. VIM auto. rec
end tan Navy officer uniforms and
raincoat, sizes 42-4f: very reason
ably priced. OIL. 2-9406.
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REUPHOL STEERING

Special. sofa and chair reupholstered,
labor and material $50; workman
ship guar: 81 yrs In same estab-
Iisfment. LA FRANCE UPHOLSTER-
ING. $500 i4th NV co 5-23Sl
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Weaver spinet, $40
or best offer. JE. 4-0277.
PIPE BENDING MACHINE: mir

PIPE BENDING MACHINE; pipe,
roller cutter. 10. 5-Ss47. .
PIPE, galv:, black copper, cast iron;
CUT thread fixtures. BLOCKS. 1146
Lee Lee hwy; IA. $500.
tons. legs. folding; H' painted ted and and
PLEXIGLASS rear window for con
vertible: also Thor washer: 530e
18th st. NV, call RA.. 37795 be-
tween { . and g; Sat. and Sun. 20
holstery with match. metal table and
chair; SOS 10. 2-2031.
POWER MOWER-Reo, elm; prac-
tics!ly new. Reasonable. Cali AP
POWER LAWN MOWER. a1-inch, 9
new. sell for S65. OIL. 2-o9O5. -
POWER NOWER-Real attachment
fer Simplicity Model J. used twice
RADIO, hin, Craftsman clio, AM
FM 'u than AND sSeA smDsT
RADIO PHONO., capehart; $3.50;
mahocany cabinet. de luxe Model K,
Ia 1870 THE THRIFT Ssh SHOP Dos
H dition; reasonable sss; 10 seSs44 eOH
RANGES, new. used: repairs gas. oil
coal. wood. ACME STOVE, 1o1l
9TH st. NV. Ma. S-S952.
REFRIGERATORS, used. large assort-
na4a5 5Fsm sic line up sSs Eth fREp
RIEff 1GKs SRo2 s4th SIS S n AND up
completely reconditioned and re-
finished; fully guaranteed. ALAN
REFRIGERATION CO.. s21 Que st.
REFRIGERATORs. used; rent Or Suy;
s. per mo. Full guarantee. DOWD's
REFRIGERATORs-Eiec: and gas,
$25 ca; also; late model refsrs.,
R TSG Mil feIiyeF 80 st. Gu s1 f. Phil
CO. excellent condition; $50 or
REFRIGERATok, Universal. e-cu,-tt.;
R IiGR GER fIGii" Westinghouse. So
s GU IT. 7-d gSpd condition $50 Var va.
Naturalization lEs5d tIERsiTf Hotpoint. 8 cubic
IT,. absolutely like new. purchased
late lo52; SIPS. Ell. 6-427s, .
54-ib. freezer chest; is mos. old;
best offer 10. 4-5993. -
REFRIGERATOR-Coldspot GU. IT,.
not IN running ordef othefWlse GOOD
condition: SIS. AL. 6-70S7. -
REFRIGERATION = Coldspot very
reasonable. 1921 23rd st. Sc. LII.
4-5912 -
REFRIGERAToR-6-ft.. In use now.
$40. 1915 PSortner I'd. Alex. rear
REFRIGERATOR-S30 or best offer
Cali Ii 4-13S0 after 5 pm. =
REFRIGERATORS Gone 8 mos.
old. 8 Gu. IT,; l about 5 yrs. old. Z
REFRiGERAToR-'5l model GE :
Gu. IT, perfect condition; SS5, ~.
SASH. y
REFRIGERATOR, beer or storage
icebox. new. used only weeks;
fiber-glasS insulation; size #. by
9 by 4; price, $3.50.
BLACKSTONE, INC.
1407 H st. NV. Il
IL
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CRAFTSMAN

Growing engineering research firm
in Alex. needs woman to prepare
line drawings for reproduction, de-
sign report layouts. curve plotting,
and seneral drafting; must be neat.
versatile and able to work under
pressure; potential ability impor-
tant work samples required; 5-day
40-hr. wk.; salary open. Call XII.
Q-S%R5 -
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CLERK -TYPIST. banking, legal or
real estate exper helpful. River
dale Md, salary open. Reply by
letter, giving summary of education
and experience. Box 81. Riverdale.
Ma i
CLERK -TYPIST-High school grad
uate with knowledge OF shorthand.
state age, experience and salary
desired. Company benefits. Box
ak, Star -
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COLORED TILE
BATHROOMS

OF YOUR OWN SELECTION.
REMODELING AND REPAIRING.
ALL STANDARD GRADE
AMERICAN-MAD TILE.
EDWIN E. Elicit
ID. c. Md.-Va.)
COLUMBIA 5-8731
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CLERK-TYPIST, permanent position,
short hours. pleasant working condi-
lions. Call ST. 3-S3l6 bet. 8 and 4.
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WASHER-DRYER SALE

New automatic washer and dryer for
less than the price of a washer
alone. Brand-new Thor, fully auto,
washer dist, S299.95D and 22o volt
cleo. dryer Gist, $239.95). Both foT
S269.95
Other auto. washers and dryers al
lowest prices in washington area.
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BLACKSTONE, INC.

beer or storage
icebox. new. used only 3 weeks:
fiber-glasS insulation; size 2 it. oy
6 hY 4 price S350.
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RESIDENT MANAGER

references; NV. elevate apt. bldg,
1-bedrm. apt. and salary Box 2S3-L
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WASHING MACHINE. Kenmore auto
model; 9 mos. old. Ii. 3-l5 S4 -
WASH. MACH, Bendix; fully auto
TV, ira in: odd pcs. liy. rnl., oec-
room furn.; best offer. RIA. sass.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-03-15
PROTEIN IN WHEAT

PROTEIN IN WHEAT
Another question that has been
common to most meetings is, "Why
do we find variations in protein tests
on stored wheat?" That one was
brought in and discussed very thor
oughly with D. J. Davis, Superin-
tendent, Montana Seed Testing Lab
oratory, Montana State College. Mr..
Davis has the following to offer:
''There is practically no change in
protein in dry wheat in storage. The
change, even if the moisture is fairly
high, would be from a little drying
on the surface of the bin This change
only amounts to an increase of about
one tenth per cent protein for each
| per cent loss in moisture. believe
practically all the variation that
shows up can be attributed to
samples that are not representative
of the entire lot of wheat. When
| bin is sampled it is almost impos-
sible to get representative sample
especially when the wheat is 8 to IL
feet deep. The standard probe used
most frequently is only about feet
long, so you can see that only the
surface feet is actually sampled.
eff each truck load is sampled
when the wheat is delivered to an
elevator, the variation is reduced to
some extent. We have seen consider
able variation in truck loads, how
ever, so the sub-samples from each
truck should be composited to get an
average sample.
"a few figures based on sampling
research we have done will show
variations that might be expected in
field. Out of AS field samples of
a square yard each the range in pro-
tein was 12.0 to 14.4 per cent. The
average of all samples was 1915 per
cent. Twelve of the As samples
tested 1920 per cent protein. These
were the closest ones to the aver
age.
Another case where each of 80
truck loads were sampled from a
16-acre strip gave range in pro-
tein content of the truck loads from
1873 per cent to 14.5 per cent. The
average of all trucks was 1878 per
cent.
GA recent case we had will show
the Importance of sampling. A Gal
sample that had test weight $40
latin County loan was, based on a
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-03-15
Soils and Crops
Why ariations
In Protein?
By RALPH MERCER

ITS PRETTY EASY sometimes for
a fellow to get mixed up in his own
brew. At several meetings held in
the eastern part of Montana last
month, the question of seeding wheat
in February was often asked. The
only way / could answer such
question was by drawing on the ex-
periences of producers of Rosebud
County when l was stationed there.
There, many fields of wheat sown
in February were harvested by dry
weather in May. This is not all the
answer, of course, as much unfavor-
able weather for wheat plant can
be encountered between February
and the normal wheat seeding period.
Frost damage and soil borne diseases
also play a big part in these abnor-
mally early seedlings.
Then, after awhile, the statement,
E'You say to seed early to avoid, if
possible, losses from blaekstem wheat
rust" So you are confronted with
what is meant by early" AT any
rate, it appears that the weather has
taken care of that urge to get out
and get going.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-21
Two D. c. Widows,
81 and 81, Finish
Tour of Europe
BY me Associated Press

NEW YORK, July Il. - Two
sprightly women travellers, old in
years but young in heart, re-
turned today from q European
tour with this advice for others:
''No one. is too old to travel"
And. added Mrs. Mignon La
masure, 80, and Mrs. Marie Engel
de Janosi. "a. both of Washing
ton. D. c.:
1--WE don't slow up. Why
should younger people? Our adj
vice is not to be afraid. Start
travelling young. English gets
you through everywhere"
Both women are widows. Mrs,
Lamasure lives in Washington
at 5415 Connecticut avenue NV,
and Mrs. De Janosi lives at 2036
Allen place NV.
They told newsmen of their
six-week tour in Scandinavian
countries after their arrival
aboard the liner Kungsholm.
They said they naturally got q
lot Of attention because Of their
age. but did most of the travel
ing on their own.
They acknowledged that they
tired occasionally from a great
amount of walking, but said:
WED take a glass of Swedish
punch and we'd be all right"
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Rail Engineers Invite
Eisenhower 10 Convention

President Eisenhower was In
|vited today to address the 1856
convention Of the Brotherhood d
Locomotive Engineers on whether
or not he is q candidate for re-
election. And he said he would
Ike to. n
The invitation was extended
by Guy =. Brown. grand chief
engineer Of the brotherhood.
Mr.. Brown said he also dis
cussed with the President the
fact that q number Of furloughed
rail workers In the East and Mid
west are being called back to
work. He commented he. won
dered why some of his colleagues
who so eagerly prophesied de-
preston are not mentioning
some signs of business upturn''
which are now developing.
Mr.. Brown said he was opti-
mistic that within the next few
months there will be D decided
upturn In business. &
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5lipbuilders Gwen
Pledge } BY President
After Plea ior Help

President Eisenhower today
pledged his fun support to Of
forts to strengthen the Amer
lean shipbuilding industry.
The President told q group OF
industry representatives. accom-
panied by Senators Saltonstall Of
Massac husettS and Butler OF
Maryland. Republicans. that the
country should have well-or-'
dered, ell-thought- plans for
future development Of the ship
building industry, with special
stress on defense needs.
The group told the President
there has not been an order
placed In an American shipyard
for 3 major seagoing vessel since
November. 1852. They said the
backlog Of orders placed before.
then has been able to carry most
Of the major shipyards through
to the present. But, they added,
1t Is clearly evident that without
additional contracts this year at
least some shipyards will be
forced to- close down BY the end
Of the year.
The Navy shipbuilding pro-
gram, they advised Gen. Eisen-
hover. has not been sufficient
to keep shipyards operating on
q basis consistent with mobili-
cation needs. AS a result there
has been an increasing layoff Of
skilled craftsmen.
ut should be self-evident,"
the groups statement said,
that an industry without work
or with only a limited volume of
work, cannot maintain itself at
sufficient strength to provide an
adequate nucleus OF shipyard
manpower or even maintain
existing private shipyard ia
cilities."
They said the President
pledged his particular support
to q pending ship repair bill
which would take 205 ships from
the standby fleet and repair
them for service in naval auxil-
larry forces. The program would
cost an estimated $45 million.
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mittee said this morning that
the American Law Students AS
ISOLATION was never officially
cited as a Communication" or
in any other way by the COM
mittee.
He explained that an ZAP
pendix g." which Senator Nc
Carthy referred to in the Jessup
hearings to support his asser-
ton that the House committee
had cited the group, was mot
recognized as official" by the
committee.
The spokesman said that APP
pendix 9" was prepared by the
old special "Un-American Ac-
tivities Committee, which pre-
coded the present standing COM
mittee, and is not considered Of
fetal now because many of the
references in it were not docu-
mented."
Senator Mundt also quoted
Senator Mccarthy as telling
subcommittee members at yes
terday's hearing that the stu
dent group had not been cited
as subversives. However, the
published hearings of the Senate
Foreign Relations subcommit-
tee quoted Senator cCarthy as
describing the. organization as a
Communist front !" 2 and as Y be-
ing so cited by the House Com
mittee on: Un-American Activi-
ties. n
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committee voted unanimously to
retain him.
Senator Mccarthy described
Mr.. COINS resignation as a
"great victory for the Commu-
nists." He added: 1.-THE smears
and pressures to which he has
been subjected make it clear
that an effective anti ommu-
mist cannot long survive on the
Washington scene"
But Senator Mundt said MIR.
Cohn told him he had planned
to resign for nearly a year to go
into private law practice. But
he said MIR. Cohn couldn't find
until yesterday an appropriate"
time when there wasn't a major
investigation or a controversy in
progress.
So far as Mr.. LaVenia's case
is concerned. Senator jackson
and Senator Symington said
that the people should know"
what the charges against him
were before any action is taken.
They said they knew of nothing
in Mr.. LaVenia's record to war
rant dismissal from the staff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-21

ydg alton Subcommittee listen srD ,RepNa
resi- counsel nj ii
to personal Around from
;stD sJ ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-21
Training PIone crush
Kills Two Officers
BY the Assoeiuted Press

CORPUS CHRISTI. Tex, July
21.-Capt. w. j. Wilhelm. COM
manding officer of the Nays
Chase Field, and Marine Mai.
Kenneth A. Anderson were killed
Monday in q training plane
crash.
With Maj. Anderson. "a, as
the pilot. they had taken of
from the Naval Air Station here
to fly in a T28B to Chase Field,
an auxiliary air station at Bee
vile. about SO miles northwest Of
here.
Maj. Anderson was officer in
charge Of Advanced Training
Unit 204 at Chase Field.
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FOUND,

WAEET, iady's. In silver Spffng area
Cl0 M. 2-1s1k and identity.