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OPEN SUNDAY, 90
OUTSTANDING BUYS
ALL OPEN SUM-, 1-6

2s1o PEREGoY DR.-$22, $50
Trade your small home for this
de luxe 4-bedrm. Cape Cod. Liv.
GE kit, 2 bedrms. and bath on
LIST fir.; 2 bedrms., sewing rm. and
bath on End: finished recr. rm. in
rsiab Gss builder eus oas CO. soms ave. s'
Plyers Mil I'd, left to st. Margarets
way. right to McComas and Pere-
COY and right on Peregoy to 2S1O.
e61s MONTGOMERY DR.-s1s,6oo
ANSt sys1 Ho.r sSr iSd Gaps GCd nssE
blk: Alta Vista Elementary School
and Ursuline Academy. 17x12N- It.
Nv; rm.. 10xl2 din. rm., ex12 kit.
bedrms. 12x12l. and bath: stair
way TO- expandahle 2nd mr.; high,
d 1y1 ts hasn't 4 h sS.,a ife SssIs
for bedrm. or recf. rm.. " bath
and outside. entrance. Clean and
beautifully decorated on o pretty
wooded lot with lots Of flowers and
shrubs. Out Old GEORGETOWN I'd. ia
Beech dr., right on Beech to Mont
$50 HASKINS PL.-S14,95O
Rolling Terrace area. Brk. and frame
Colonial. Liv. rm., din. rm., equipped
kit. with table space, 3 bedrmS. and
bath; full bsmt. with outside en-
trance. One blk. from Rolling Ter
race School, Near shopping and
transp. Level lot with many trees
!, 1888 EPPING CoURT-S12,5OO
Newly decorated 3-bedrm. brk. ram.
bier. Liv.. rm. with din. area, kit
with table space; util. rm.; pull.
down stairs to storage. Each rm
has ample closet space. Excel
lance to all public schools. Bus K
st. GATHERINGS and Holy Redeemel
Schools; blk. to suburban bus
Out Ga. ave. extended to Benle!
I'd, left g.. blks. to Epping cour
and Open" sign.
MODERN REALTY co.
~. 1880. OPEN TILL Pm.
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HOUSES FOR sALE---MD.
NO CASH, CT

Brick, 8 bedrms., knotty pine pan
eled rec. rfn.: 90 It. screened porch
schools. A real honey. CT approved
for S17,250. L. l44.
40-tt. rambler. 22-ft. liy. I'M, sep
Sl4.950. Il. 1870.
Cape Cod--2 tedrms.. plus stairwa!
to . additional bedrms.. bsmt. fencet
yard; mr.. rec. center and schools
S12 $50. Subject to VA approval
L. III.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

NEAR CHEvERLY--3-bedrm. semi.
Oct with powder RIM. LIST n. full
bsmt., gas heat. Anchor fenced yard,
flne location with small down pay:
1m nen ~ you ,,a can assume 1.s, lsrse q
TN. $3.50. On. 1-e7Io. -2s
HOUSES BY HUGHES - Brand new
brick Colonial. Q Ice. rms, sep. din.
rm.. full bsmt.. gar; S1S,250; IOeS
down VIM. r. HUGHES CO., AP.
SPACIOUS 3 or 4 bedrm. brick home
IN quiet locality; lovely kit. and
Den with picture windows: / bedrm
down; l "a baths; dry sunlight bsmt
only 81 300 down. Agent. UN
4-302S; WA. 7-l594 ewes. rs
administrator. iust over d. C.
me Sc; nreplaces, L In lge. hv.
RATE din IN rI 9eau f,iI h. reer: Tmi ssps
Diet. ,2-car garage. See this befor.
you buy. Call Mr.. Penland, ST. 3.
ATLAS REALTY co. -2S
HOUSES BY HUGHES - All-brick
rambler. 200-ft. rustic lot; 8 blks.
TO- bus line; house is immac. with q
VIM Z r. rf Hu6 sPHHESs' S s6eap AZ $ SS
z bedrms.; 81 900 down. $50 pei
n me-; only 4 left. Agent. UN. 4.
BIG BARGAIN-Little bungalov
built before the war; gas hot.ail
heat bsmt.. bedrms... porches
best 6ss1 Loo sSoo N R BY best otfel
BY OWNER bedrms., In baths
rec. rm., brick rambler. semidet.
fenced yard; 2 yrs. old: $4,000
Langley Park area. HE. 4-3s28. --2s
ATTRACTIVE GLENRIDGE-3 bed.
rms, paneled den: laundomat: dis
posal; corner lot; AZ CT loan; 1875
down. SOS mo. AP. 7-2335. %
HOUSES BY HUGHES-Lovely Lewis
bsmt: hundreds Of dollars in extras as;
81 300 down, easy terms. VIM. r,
HUGHES CO Hp 1iI0n -"
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uec:; pSmt.; owner transferred. AS
sMs r4 T THA ig nR easy terms; Can
CO.. IN ' 4-iH5asie 4-0@'4' cox q
B FL SnaL.I1 .i R,Ro3lPERIIEs-We have
| prices. The following top notch
values were selected FOR your in
s ssR s' s5:aa% ! san from Pull s,n9
are big houses at very low price;
excellent terms; trade considered.
81 ss, goo ist trust. Sc interest. pay.
where to beat them. Located / blk.
west of the Beltsville Elementary
School on Powdermill I'd. and about
! mi. east of the new Cherry Hill
eaas1st.y Lovely a9d. stone with 'fs sRs:
chicken house on Ala acres. Here's
real bargain for acreage hunters
$l0,950-5-rm. frame bungalow. with
Ia acres; excellent location. with
q 'sd6 s frontage on hard road
ss.50o-5.rm. bungalow with acre
SShQ-Excellent h2-acre tract on
Olo Gunpowder I'd; $500 down.
- m"'. OhS D HNaHauie ~ tnIS
WE. 5-4sS67;. H. BARN II Ii. a.a7ie.
COLLEGE PARK PROPER-Here's a
real opportunity In an inCome-pro-
ducing property. Owner may occupy
lst floor with = lge. rms. and bath
and receive $500, mo. from students
and bsmt. apt with bath. Owner
win sacrifice. Asking Sla.p5O.
Make us an offer and get a bargain
g; g. BARR CO, CO.,
COLLEGE PARK AREA-234 acres;
nice 2-bedrm. home. S14,950.
Mr.. 81 GLENDALE acres; lovely =
Realtor, uN. 4-2723; ewes. UN.
FOREST HGTs. COLONIAL :
Lovely 3:bedrm. brk., hv.. I'm. with
firepl:: din. rm., attached gar: and
h neGssd p3 Song P re SSm D Gop Navs G
Air Station. owner leaving city. sc
be sure to see this before you buy.
Call Mr.. Gribble. ST. 3-736S; ewes.
III 1np LII. 4-2462. ATLAS
MARYLAND PARK I-YEAR OLD
2-BEDRM. DETACHED BVNGAtO,W, ",
N'EhH olh
dec: full daylight bsmt. with
ground level entr.. lse. lot, storm
windows. doors, gas heat A lovely
home for some one who wants a
5sarden and priced at only Sl2,I 90;
81 financing can De assSmed; MTS
co. ST. 3-736s. Il
Brick Cape Cod featuring liv. rm.
:: bedrris. and bath: oil hoi water
heat; st MsSkYL ,ff 50i PARK i 100
Al-brick. corner bungalow with ex-
pandable upstairs. .!3xl4 liv.. nm,
lge. equipped kit. . ,se. beorms.,
tile bath; gas heat; full osmt., cor
ner. fenced ot; "a blk TO schools
FoRREsTyILLE
Sl2.950- 81 $50 DOWN
3-bedrm; home. ICE. NV, nm. equipped
kit, tile bath; CT loan; $40 mo.
Drive by 34l7 s9th ave- y ANN
TEMPLE HILLS-OPEN / TO DARK
sic, $50; outstanding brick Cape
Cod. built so that il can be ex-
banded into 4-bedrm... 2-bath
home; liv. rm.: fireplace. din. rm.;
bedrms. ana rs path l., down.; neat eng fnS'
bsmt.; nice level lot; this road will
be black topped. Directions: Branch
ave. right on st. Barnabas I'd. to
Temple Hills Market, left to open
house. CRISMOND REAL ESTATE,
10. 1-s@l5
UNIVERSITY PARK
4o03 Underwood S." new -bedrm ..
3-bs tn. New England brick type
homes garage: modern kit.
42ll Underwood St.-i-bedrm., .
bath, brick Cane Cod: lmmac. cond.
must be seen 10 be appreciated.
For homes IN this res:r'ctec neigh
l,orhCof, cal RIMMER BROS. ZEAL
ESTATE. AP. 1910? AP. 1-l299,
WA. 7oa47 rs
$685. PER MONTH
Incl. everything. small cash pvr"t
comfortable 2-beGrm. BUNGALOW. huge
equipped kit. fenced lot: assume
4ec loan II CARLYLE de LOZIER
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COMMUTERS SPECIAL

MI. OVER DISTRICT LINE
Enjoy every town convenience In
rambler with excellent wall space, Z
bedrms., liv. rm.. din. rm., kit. and
finished End A., study or rec. rm
FILA. financing. For appt., cal
Miss Zaker, .DI. 7-31 80. Open Sun
80 to dark.
400 ELM AVE.
Out New Hamp. ave. ] block past
Ethan Allen Shopping Center. left or
Devonshire, 2 blocks to Elm avenue
MARSHALL ]. MAPLE CO.
Realtor
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2005
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CLINTON

4, bedrms.. sep. din. rm., kit, anc
bath: Cape Cod-style bunga.: large
81 loan to be assumed; lot lO5x2O4
s-car garage: only $4,000. out
Branch ave. TO Clinton light. lief,
sign. Call Mr.. Neal. 10. $3.50.
Puffenberger e. Moore. Inc.
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OPEN SUN, OZARK
Lewlsdale--6909 21st ave.-Beaut.
custom brick rambler. lge. liv. rm..
full din. rm..- mod. kit. expan. attic.
ia baths, 2 firepl. fne rec. rm..
bar, storm windows, scr. porch;
S22950 Ewes. HA. 2-7070.
HyattSville Hills-5707 40th ave-
5-bedrm.. 11a-bath c. Cod; flrepl.,
lge. liv. .rm., din. rm.. full bsmt..
gas h.-w.h., 2 Ice. porches. lge. lot,
gar; bus at door. Ewes. WA. 7-S9S2.
Tel. rd..- 2nd ST., Lanham-3-bedrm
and wind, Ven. blinds; city water:
$1O.95O. Dir: RI. so to Lanham,
left fork 2 blks.. left ON Tel. I'd.
to End ST.. left on End to open sign.
Ewes, Central S-4961.
E. Riverdale-5713 Somerset I'd
Rec. built C. Cap; 3 bedrms..
baths, full bsmt.; oil h.-w.h.; lot.
S0x100; $4,000. Dir: Out R'dale
I'd. left on Roanoke, left on 69th
ave, left on Somerset to open sign.
Ewes, UN. 1881.
Lewisdale-7504 23rd ave.-Popular
Eng. cottage, all-brick, bodrms.,
fulfilled baths, liv. rm., din. rm.
full-tile floored bsmt., alum. storm
wind: close u. Of Md, transp.
$1S.950. HE. 4-3500. Ewes, RA.
3-6476. W. w. LEWIS, REALTOR.
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CAPITOL HEIGHTS

blk. Central ave, mr.. everything
lge. rms. bath. detached, Ice.
LOT. vacant. new cond.; $500 to
5000 cash; VIII exchange. OWNER.
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PRICE, Sll,750
ONLY $3.50 DOWN
ASSUME 4ec CT LOAN

PAY SIS PER MO.
INCLUDES TAXES AND ms.
Modern semidet. brick = bedrms.
washing machine. garbage disposal
tile bath. nice lot; near Aver I'd
and Oglethorpe ST.. w. Eyattsville
mr.. school and transp. ST. 3-3651
BREITERMAN REALTY co.
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ADELPHf PARK MD,

RECREATION ROOM
modern 3-bedrm rambler, Handsomely
Gee; bsmt.; owner transferred. AS
sumo FILA loan. easy terms. Cal
Mrs voigt, HE. 4-6294. cox 4
CO., UN. 4-l536
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WHEATON

A most attrac.. 3-bedrm. brick ramb-
Ter; excellent construction; quality
materials: liv rm. din rm.. modern
kitchen. tiled bath, fun bsmt.; gas
&C, heat; handicapped lnt; In a
desirable neighborhood. COW to
schools. churches. stores and transp
Price most reasonably at Sl5.750
on convenient terms.
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DISTRICT HEIGHTS

All-bvick rambler. 3 bedrms., most
unusual kit, liv. I'm. with fireplace
,orely 'ull bsmt. Built to sell at
St6.950. now at S14.950 Only
1927 District Heights pkwy. Paved
street. all util. in and paid for. Call
Mr.. HetZer, PUFFENBERGER &
MOORE INC Re k-SO6O
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MASS. AVE. EXT.
REDUCED TO &21.95O
Attractive white brick rambler; 3
bedrms.. tile baths; separate din
ing rm., lovely lot; Lear garage.
Call OIL. 4-170S.
METZLER-Realtors
b022 CONN. AVE. EN-. 2-74nn
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3-14 THE SUNDAY STAR

r Washington, d. c.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20. 1854
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WHEATON

1851 Prize Rambler
tCharleS Goodman. Archl
Reas. priced, assume GIL loan; in
wooded DEVELOPMENT; lot 10x1l5 IT.
with 10 trees; . bedrlns., IA floor
to-ceiling windows fireplace, washer
DRYER; kit. exhaust fan. gas heat
34o2 Pendleton dr.. lust west OF
sVters Mill rd. about l mi. beyond
Ga ave f0ri.
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District Heights
RAMBLER

1903 GATEWAY BLVD.
open TODAY" OZARK
Oct. brick rambler. 3 bedrms.. lge
nv. rm.. din. area. Equipped kit
with washing mach. and garb. disp
Tile bath. Nice level yard. 60xl20
Priced low, with 1,500 down. Va.
cant. You can get immed. poss
Mr.. Rauch, 10. 2-S90l.
Directions: Out Marlboro pike Il
Gateway blvd, turn left TO house
AIDRE INC LII An-A-
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CORAL HILLS
OPEN IL TO DARK

New. 3-bedrm., brick ramblers. Full
bsmts.. all-elec. kitchens; conven-
lent schools, tranSp., shopping
Sl5.950; convenient financing, Di-
rections: Marlboro pike to 59th ave,
right to r ST.. right TO open sign
WILLIAM r. HORES. Builder. LO
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COLLEGE PARK PRoPER-Here's a
/ rea opportunity in an inCome-pro
ducing property. Owner may occupy
lSt floor with :, lge. rms. and bath
and receive $500 mo. from students
for 4-bedrmS. and bath on 2nd floor
aud bsmt. apt with bath. Owner
win sacrifice. Asking Sl9.g5o.
q. g. BARR CO.
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1o7 East Wayne ave, silver Spring
immaculate Abr, Cape Cod; lovely
cor lot, shade trees. Open today
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TEMPLE HILLs-oPEN / TO DARI
Cod. built so that il can be ex
banded into 4-bedrm.. 2-batl
home; liv. rm.. fireplace. din. rm.
. bedrms. and bath down; heat ant
plumbing roughed-in upstairs: full
bsmt; nice level lot; this road vii
be black topped. Directions: Brancl
ave. right on St Barnabas I'd. Il
Temple Hills Market. left to opel
house. CRISMOND REAL ESTATE
~ ~Qpt-
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COLLEGE PARK AREA-234 acres
nice 2-bedrm. home. $14,950
Terms.
Mr.. GLENDALE acres; lovely 7.
rm. home. SI3.50O. LOUIS MILLER
Realtor, UN. 42723; ewes. UN
4-4256 rs
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TEMPLE HILLS

Open / till dark Sunday. Three an
fireplace. i bedrm and bath. LIST d; !;
sep din. nm. mod. kit. lGe. enough
for kit. set; unfin. attic. A real
bargain at s13,95O; terms. Out
Branch ave. Sc. TO st. Barnaoas
I'd, right and follow open sign.
Call RE $4,000; ewes. Mr.. Weller.
LII. 4-4454.
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neighborhood sub
stantial oldish 6-rm. house; beauti-
full ievel lge. lot, room for garden
owners will make good deal with
responsible young family: liberal
terms on $3.50 price. Phone after
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FURE.SI HOIS. COLONIAL
firepi.. din. rm.. attached gar. and
inclcsed porch. Pull bsmt. Conv. TO
Andrews Boiling Fields. and Naval
Air Station. owner leaving city. sc
be sure to see this before you buy.
Call Mr. Gribble. ST. 3-136S; ewes.
REALTY co %
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feeding in the Belgian Congo and
the UN trust territory Of Ruanda-
Urundi; s74.5oo, material and
child welfare, Kenya; S5l, 700
malaria control, Kenya; $4,000
yaws, malarial control, Liberia;
S7o,40o, control Of trachoma and
associated eye diseases. Morocco:
and S22,o maternal and child
welfare draining and health edu-
cation, Uganda
The Congo fund will be used to
provide l2o tons OF dried skim and
40 tons Of dried whole milk for
continuation through 1854 of the
nutrition program in the Belgian
Congo and -Urundi. Dur
ing 1858, more than $1,000 bene-
ficiaries in the Congo and $4,000
in Ruanda-U rundi received UN
ICEF milk rations. The govern
ment Of the Belgian Congo will
use its own resources to continue
free distribution of milk from 1855
on.
In the troubled area of Kenya
in East Africa. the s74,5oo will be
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nomical bethod of malaria con-
troll. In the period of 1e54-55 a
sum Of sSo,T7l will be spent under
the ALLEGATION program of the UN
Technical Assistance administra-
ton.
In connection with the control
Of "yaws," one of the most serious
diseases Of the people Of southern
Nigeria, the UNTAA has allocat-
ed S35,s47 for 1e54-55, to reduce
the incidence Of yaws by means
of mass treatment with penicilhn:
to train local professional auxih-
airy personnel with the diagnosis,
modern therapy and epidemology
Of yaws; and the encouragement
of active case-finding and treat
ment Of yaws in all dispensaries
and hospitals.
Children's Fund Report on Africa
The executive board Of the UN
Children's fund has forwarded its
report on ALLEGATIONS during 1854
IS for Africa.
Announcement was made of
S53,7oo allocated for long-range
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UNITED NATIONS
NEWS
BY Samuel p. Perry Jr.
Nigeria's Trade and Health

Nigeria's Trade and Health
United Nations lamp The
UN Department of Economic af-
fairs reported this week that the
foreign trade for Nigeria in 1858
was 1858, 800, 900; the Gold Coast
(Ghana) s431, o0o. 900; and Eierra
Leone, $5o,22s. 900.
Speaking of Nigeria, the World
Health organization, with the CO.
operation of the government of
Nigeria, has proposed campaign
in the western Sokote district in
the Northern Provinces to develop
malaria control in rural areas.
There, malaria is a serious prob
lem, though of seasonal charac-
ter. 1t is intended to carry out
control measures in an area in
habited by some 100000 people.
One OF the detectives OF the cam
paign will be to find the most eff
ficient, as well as the most eco
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used to provide equipment and
transport for 20 new rural health
centers tmuch TO the chagrin OF
some undemocratic European
settlers), mobile equipment for
health education and for training
OF African personnel for the rural
health service. and skim milk pow
der for the treatment OF iSwashier-
ker (nutritional deficiency dis-)
easel through hospitals, health
eenters and dispensaries during
is54-56
The government OF Kenya's
commitments include $4,000 in
capital investment for construc-
ton OF Is additional health centers
and grants of $4,000 each to these
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centers, in addition to annual OPP
Grating expenses OF $4,000.
For malaria control in Kenya,
the funds viii be used to control
seasonal epidemic malaria in the
Nandi district for a three year
project. An estimated $4,000 huts
are to be sprayed TO protect $780,
900 persons Some IS team leaders
VIII be trained in the spraying
technique.
For Uganda. funds are allocated
for maternal and child welfare,
training and health educationl. II
will be used primarily to furnish
equipment for health education ac-
tvities and for the training OF
auxiliary personnel for maternal
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and child welfare services.
A special section for health
education win be created under
the senior medical officer and
health inspectors win be trained
as teachers, arranging for group
education utilizing visual aids
such as film, photographs, models
and posters, Two training schools
for midwives and new school for
nursing orderlies win be opened in
January, 1858. Existing schools
for hygiene orderlies. health In
spectors, medical assistants. and
nurses win be enlarged.
The Uganda government win In
cur capital expenses of SS75,0oo
for the three new schools.
The UN Technical assistance
administration reports that the
World Health organization viii
provide four experts during 1884,
IS at cost OF ss1, 4s6 to help To-
cal authorities in Uganda Ito
make survey In two or three
selected areas OF the distribution
and severity OF nutritional de-
ficiencies an associated parasitic
conditions"
Economic Disparity
A glazing example of the econ"
omic disparity between wages OF
Africans and Europeans on the
African continent is the 1881 re-
port for Southern Rhodesia's no.
uonal income. II Is pointed out
that the average industrial wage
for Europeans in the central Afri-
can territory was 2.2e6 per per-
sont against that of the average
African OF $3.50.
Gold Coast and Industry
The Gold Coast government has
approved a grant OF $4,000, 900 to
the Gold Coast Cooperative fed
Grafton to be loaned to their 40,-
900 farmer members for improve
ment and development Of farms
The government also approved a
special development grant to
cover proposals submitted by the
Trans-Volts Togoland council,
This sum will be allocated as fol-
lows health, $50, 200; water sup
plies, $40, 900. education and so-
cial welfare, $3.50 800; and com
munications, S152.ss0
When DR., Hylan G. Lewis Of the
department Of sociology, Atlanta
university, left the Gold Coast last
April, he IL reported TO have issued
the following statement:
My chief contribution lin the
labor study OF the Volta River
Project with DR., w Arthur Lewis
University OF Manchester Eng
lam Ia likely TO be In the form
Of a different perspective and new
questions on the problem Of OBJ
tanning and maintaining a stable
labor force for Volta River pro-
ject
My report viii be made 10 the
preparatory commission, but ]
will Just say that perhaps II has
been taken too much for granted
that most Of the labor for the pro-
ject must come from the North"
In the western part of Gold
Coast, Or. Lewis was particularly
interested In the industrial or
gnnization which has seen the
greatest degree Of "Africanlza-
ton" at supervisory Ievels-the
harbor and railway installments at
Takoradi -Sekendi He spent con
siderable time and received CO.
operation in mining areas. He
studied methods used for receiv-
ing new labor, the reputed prefer.
encc Of various tribes for different
kinds OF work and figures Of labor
turnover which as some mines Is
as high as 100 per cent per year"
The Improve your conduct"
cartoon, DOS and Don't" by
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PUNCH Is the word the local
and national news coverage Of
this paper. Always something In
the news here not found anywhere
else.
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Constantine Brown

How Southeast Asia can be
saved from the Communist
clutches is today the para
mount problem being studied
by our top military leaders and
diplomats.
It has become increasingly
evident that the mere sending
of war material to Wet Nam
will not solve the problem. De-
spite the heroic stand of the
defenders of Diem Bien Phu,
tire Wet Mini still have the in
itiative on all fronts and also
about a four-to-one numerical
superiority over the French
and Associated States troops.
The question of sending
American, units to help fight
the Communists in Indo-C China
is more complex than it ap-
pears on the surface. Even
granted that Congress ap-
proves such a step and we are
willing to fight some 200, 1000
Chinese Communists poised on
the Indo- Chinese border and
ready to jump into the breach,
there are other difficulties
which might make our inter-
vention difficult.
The French government is
opposed even to our sending a
mission headed by a lieutenant
general to train the Wet
Namese. From sundry sound
ings in Paris it appears that if
we offered one or two Ameri-
can divisions to assist in the
present war our ally would in
sist that they be placed under
the overall French command.
There is little likelihood that
our Government could accept
such a demand.
In some military quarters
the idea is being advanced
that in view of the pressing
situation in Indo-C China it
would be proper for Chinese
Nationalist troops to be in
vited to enter the fight. Mill
tarily this would be more de-
sirable from our point of view
than sending American ground
forces, of which we have a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-05
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, April 5.-Dr.
Ralph Lapp. atomic physicist,
says the Government has given
the American people ''melo-
drama" about the H-bomb, but
hasn't told them how to protect
themselves.
DR.. Lapp, former executive di-
rector of the Atomic Energy
Commissions Research and De-
velopment Board and author of
books about atomic energy, ap-
peared in a filmed interview yes
terday on the CHS television
show 1.-THE American Week."
He said he held in his hand
data that would come as some
thing of a shock-and a reas-
surfing Shock-to the American
people"
He said the data concerned
the survival curve" or distance
at which you can survive an
H-bomb.