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Evening star., 1955-09-25
Duke WaIIops
n. c. State

Dukes Orange Bowl champions
turned three ft,rnbies and an iil-
tercepted pass into touchdowns
tonight as they opened their
sason BY defeating N. G. State,
ST.. in IN Atlantic Coast Com
ference football game before q
sellout crowd Of 10000 In rid
dick Stadium.
The Blue Devils, defending
conference champions, showed
tremendous power. rolling up
four touchdowns in the first half.
threeon fumhles, and adding q
NTH in the third period.
Quarterback Sonny Jurgensen.
Fullhack Bryant Aldridge. and
Halfhack Bob Pascal were the
big boys N the Duke attack,
I'LL. sts.s .- ---s g
Duke scoring: Touchdowns--Jurrensen
sl.fcot pluneel, Pascal a, .plunEel. Al
bridge t16 runs; pinhgel, Hushton l57,
pass interceptions ccnserstcns Nelson,
Evening star., 1955-09-25
II ouchdown Club
To Hear Vuuqhun

Mai. Gen. Harry II. Vaughan,
military aide 10 former President
Truman, win speak at the Touch
down Clubs opening luncheon Of
the fall season at 1880 pm.
tomorrow.
Gen. Vaughan. chairman Of
the Colonial Bowl game between
the Quantico Marines and Fort
Belyoir. win discuss the game.
which is scheduled for October
8 ct George Washington High
School stadium. Alexandria.
Evening star., 1955-09-25

Continued from Rage C.l

Continued from Rase CT
ming out cf gas. Navy locked "a
|be q vastly superior team. This
|is reflected In the statistics: 236
yards rushing TO liz: 65 yards
passing to s: II first downs to s,
The Indians caused some arl-
|guish to Navy fans In the first
minutes. After taking the kick
lon. they moved to two quick
first downs, Jack Yohe. q junior
lEaIfback from Columbia. Pa.
going II yards around end and
Doug Henley busting through
center for 10 yards for the besi
gains. But with q first down on
1.-THE Navy A. WdEM suddenly
found the holes occupied. Three
running plays failed to net q
yard and the Indians punted foi
the first of nine times.
The big break for the invaders
from Williamsburg. Va, came
late In the third quarter, when
IBurchett fumhled and Lou Cor
bett Of Norview, Va., recovered
Ion the Navy 30. Charley Sidwell
picked UP seven yards. ant
Brown Oliver got nine to the IL
Junior Dun got to the 8 bu'
that was as far as the Indian
went.
Guest was an individual stand.
Iout with his running and kick,
ling. He punted 81 yards dear
ION the WAN II In the secont
quarter and 48 yards out o.
bounds on the Z near the emf
Iof the game.
Guard Bob Lusks 6-foot-l 30
pound senior and Siduell Werl
Istandouts for WAN. while shin.
ling for Navy on defense werl
Barker, Guard Jim Hover
Tackles John Hopkins and Pa
lAIcCool and Center Wilson Whit
tmire.
Evening star., 1955-09-25

Maryland's bcttIe- -tailheck
lstratssy paid % assinst UcI.A
yesterday. Just ss 4 did when ths
ITerps best rinsls- -Wins Tennes-
lsee Ia the SUGAR Eoul four years
Iasc. The Idea Is - yield the
short pesses. concentrate againsj
Iths long ones and srncther The
Itailhack On the erolnd.
Hank l.auricella. an AlI-Ainer-
loan tailheck fQr Tennessce when
Ithe Terns played the Vols q New
lorieans. showed minus | yard
Ihy rushing.
Ronnie Knox and nam Brown,
1.-THE uCLA tailhaclEs. netted I
yards yesterday, 1roWn with q
Ipius and Knox with ~ minus,
Knox completed nine ~ his
passes. but the Hrssins still are
Iscorelces.
Maryland concentrated on ret
Ting 70 the taiIbaek II practice
last week.
Maryland's second backfeld 81
Lynn Heightol. Hcwie Dare. navs
IKIt,ew u,nA pI.tl Uavla ni,nxvaA Z
Evening star., 1955-09-25
.Utoh Wins. 2O-13

BOISE. Idaho. Sept. "a IT,
DSparked by Halfback Lou Mele
and Quarterback Dave DUNCAN,
the University Of Utah ripped
the University Of Idaho's foot
/ ball vandais, 20-i3. In their goth
annual battle here today
Evening star., 1955-09-25
-OLONIALS
Continued from Page Gel

gamer on running plays also
earning 81 Of GW's 235 rushing
yards on II carries. Speedy Len
Ciemniecki, who plays the other
|halfhack, got 50 yards IN u car.
|ries and Austin 43 In u times.
Coach 30 Sherman started his
sophomore quarterback, Locney,
FOR the first time and got an ex-
Ipertly called game from him.
particularly on the opening
touchdown drive. The slipperly
ball made passing very danger
lous, and the colonials tried only
two passes. One was intercepted
Tor no damage and the other fen
short.
yMI, always In more trouble
than CIV, had 10 take desperate-
liz to the air more often. but com.
lpleted only one of II and had
three intercepted.
Tcday,s 25-T ulargin for CIV
lon q sloppy field Was even better
than Tulane did In beating the
|Keydets, 2O-T, In VMI's opener
last week. It also was the flrst
lone-sided game Ia recent years
lin this series. Last year VMl
lwon, 1914, and the year before
THAT it was CIV. i4-iS.
Lineups:
/ GEORGE WASHINGTON
Lett tackles: Liddick. Mcilenry.
Ssnter.: osspasL Aines; Qisslst.
Hissht sniis: Thompson. Yates.
| ouarteYbacks: Sturm, IsoQuay,
1 Left helfeacks: 6pern, 6ommel. eaneI
Rlght heifhaeks: weaver Clemnieeki
Faii6aeks: Austin. claypcI. shuba.
VIRGINIA MILITARY
Left ends: Kyanusich,, peoley. -
LEFT guards: Martin, J. johnson. ".
centers: Lyons. Borst
Risht guards: Lsbourdsis. Farmer
Risht tackles: Mtii.r, Anderson. Nc
Right tss ends: ss Eimors. Janshesc,
onafterbacks: J. Foster. Johnstpn,
| Left halfhscks: Layery. Moody.
!Is., Eishs halisMasss; Mas;,n. vanshs snydsf
Iee,sS;,ss| e,;s,;|. ySs;s;R|lssssn S;;|ls;s II & & iSas
dsorss ws:kinstan seosips: Tsueh.
tdoWns--WeaveF {z. plungel. eommer
l(Sl, punt returnE Looney III, niuneel; ;
Isturm II, plu1ge). CouvefsiorR--WeeEer.
Virstnia Military scoring: Teuehdowns
t--SnFdef 70, run1,
Evening star., 1955-09-25
,lsEcOND BAcKElELD GAINS WELL


lopinions y Nd Sanders coach-
nespits tie defeat. ucLA still
lngurts u represent the Pacific
| Coast Conferences ID the Rose
IHoWl. 81 The opinion Of scouts
from West Coast schools. They
believe Southern cal may have
lmors material but sanders Gets
lmore out of his men,
Coach jim Tatum's strategy in
Taking The team to the chera-
ton -park Hptei Friday night in
order "a. key 10 the boys chvi-
lcu6ly worked.
The squad enjcyed the same
Irputine Il undersoes n the s8fs
games out of town. Several
|l0cler-roou observers said the
MARYLAND team wa keyed so
lhigh tbe players stilI we're @up"
q half -hoir after the game end
|Were reactins IS though the
game stiil was 10 ~ played.
= 4
one of the Maryland defensive
lstarE was an unsune Nfth-string
Jeff end. "a Cooke, who has
lheen looking 50 good on defense
that he was one Of the first de-
Ifensive suhstitutions.
on Cookies fiFst play he threw
Brown for ! 6-yard loss on q
brilliant individual thrust. He
repeated several times. Cooke Is
1.-THE Norfolk yoanester who was
sought hy Maryland and North
Carolina. among others.
Jim Decker. the UCI.A wing
back who averaged almost II
yards per try last year. was
among the Bruin backs who were
ldefensed BY the Terps. Decker
carried three times and showed
ID ninus-two yardage.
HH
Tatum cant afford to rest on
lhis coaching laurels Of yester-
day. His big Job Of next week
Twin be TO have the squad forget
iUCLA and concentrate on Bay
Ilor, Maryland's opponent next
saturday night In Waco. There's
ilhound to be o letdoWn, but Ta-
ltum win have to minimize It.
Il--WHITTLESEY.
Evening star., 1955-09-25

Maryland's tackling In the
open was particularly deadly
despite the weather. and End Ed
Cooke made q couple that
stamped him as All-American
|calibre.
I'VE didn't figure on Ed this
|season because he missed all Of
spring practice" Coach jim
lTatum said" but he was sc
Istrong and tough In practice W.
had to put him on our side"
It was Q wise move.
Evening star., 1955-09-25

1t was q great day for news
paper vendors. even II the head :
lines didn't attract much atten-
ton. Fans bought papers to
cover damp seats and TO cover
their heads when 1t showered.
AT one point II seemed that the
sun would shine.
Evening star., 1955-09-25

Northwestern High Schools
band was first on the field. but
Its program had TO be called Oh
Ito guard against chopping up
the turf unnecessarily. The half
time show was cancelled for the
same reason.
Evening star., 1955-09-25

Tatum and Sanders appeared
Immediately after the covering
was removed. almost as If they
had been hiding under it. TO in
lspect the playing surface. 1t was
soft and . bit slippery and
Inquired to worsen as the game
progressed. Jim and Red posed
for motion pictures. cut UP a few
touches and departed for their
dressing rooms.
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ule NdEb A islgi ~, NsAs III
% hz Ia Team *s esl uins nal.hg IN sEpa hsn
Asieik aaiss uusns tstka n stlt.
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e;so. WTTG tDName That
Tune: Prize money ipped ID
s25. 900: George Dewitt,
ezacee
s;s6 WAEAL ri warner
Brothers Presents: .casa-
blanca. with Charles Nc
Graw Is Rick. story con-
Germs international welfare
packages reaching the black
market.
7:eA VIC kll MILTON Berle
1l1 I'm Eothern costars
drama written
pE idai.
5:l 1Sie ID Navy Log:
he Phantom 81 the Blue
Angels tells how the cele-
hrHfod aeriaf inaneuver,
lel1l ~ WAS created
a wyatt Earp:
lSf hui sf<ls young
tjik1erTle sllilied iii crook
roulette gAine.
o. hi y Fanny
3io Danny learns that
fix xatlic ticket
|is 6i1lSle even from
lae nis shot.
sit VIC tlipiayNrigl1ts
SO The Battler, z story
81 young man to whom box
ing world Is full of fasci-
nation and promise: Paul
Newman. Phyllis Kirk.
$50. WTOP 81 Red SHELTON:
Color show with George
Raft. guest.
$3.50. WMAL t7}-Cavalcade
Theater: Disaster Patrol, :
q tale Of the Civil Air Patrol;
Steve Brodie.
9:3o, WRC t4Big Town:
Steve wilson Ii threatened
with Jail because he con-
ceals identity Or murder
witness: MARI Stevens
s:3o, WTTG t5)-Paris Pre-
cinct: In Acid Case. q
beautiful girl disappears,
Louis Jourdan. Claude Dau-
pilfrl.
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500, WAEAL IN Mickey
Mouse Club: Carl Davies.

young COWBOY singer. Is fea-
tuYed.
TOO. WTt1P tsphzalna: X.
trims girl friend announces
her forthcoming marriage;
Peggy Wood.
1850. WAfAL t59-Crossroads:
~The Unholy Trio. 2 story ot
Rabbi who saves convict
from death sentence and ~
forms him.
$50, WTTG ls)-Guy Lom-
bardo Show: New musical
series featuring the Royal
Canadians and guest stars.
$50, WTOP ts1-Person to
Person: Ed Murrow visits
Julie Harris and John Cum
thef.
l0:2S, WArAL l7l Billion Doll
lar Movie: Young Mr..
Pitt story Of The young
British prime minister who
guided victory over Napo-
leon: Robert Dcnat.
HIS, WTOP lelDouble A
Theater: Passport 10 PIN
lick" comedy about small
London section that 1lnds II
owns" Burgundy: Stanley
Holloway.
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100, WTOP isl-Bob Curn-
mines: While dreaming,
Bob flnds himself married
and living in small studio
with children. wife and
mother-in-laW.
1850, WTOP Climax:
Colorcast of HOUSE Of
Shadows, drama involving
q young woman. her aged
uncle whom the town be-
lieves she has imprisoned.
and Z visiting artist; Diana
Lynn, James DAILY. Ernest
Truck.
1850, WRC (4)-Peopless
Choice: Sock Miller's posi-
ton as city councilman Is
challenged before be even
takes oath Of ONCE: Jackie
Cooper.
S:OO, WnIAL t7l-Star To-
night: "The Little Wife. =
william March,s poignant
short story about salesman
who engages fellow passen-
ger on train In conversation
about his family: Joe
MaroSS.
$3.50. WTOP ts)F Four Star
Playhouse: Charles Boyer ID
let the Chips Fall. story
of detective hired To expose
cheater at private club.
$50, WRC ll)-Ford Theater:
Young woman again turns
to employer tor guidance
after her marriage with ar-
tist seems fodndering; Te-
fesa Wright, Claude Dau-
phin.
o:Oe, WRC (i)-yidco Thea
ter: Police captain faces de-
cision when asked 70 re-
main on force and battle
corruption; Dennis oKeefe.
tGary Merrill starred IN the
1854 movie. The Human
Jungle.)
500. WlGAL 5l-Condd Dental
Fiie: kid Gangs -how
they start and flourish: Paul
Coates.
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bloom as Roxanne, and
Christopher plummer Is
Christian.
7::sO, WAEAL Cd Voice Of
Tifestone: Jerome Hines.
guest.
s:sQ. WKC ri zohert Mont
eonlery Tomorrow Is For
ever. drama Of war and q
mothers dilemma: Gale
Storm. William and Robert
Eilenstein.
e:So. WAEAL IA Medical
Horizons: Live pickup from
Americas irst medical
school ct University Of
Pennsylvania.
$500, WTTG 90 Boxing
MILO Savage vs.. Artie Towne
middle-weigits).
SOC. WTOP ts) Studio one:
Story Of neWspaperman's
tangle with crime: Steve
Cochran, Edward Andrews.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16

$3.50, WNfAL t71Disneyiand:
In STORY Of the silly SYM
phony,r Disney traces evo-
luton Of cartoons from one
yeelers.
TOO. WRC lll-Screen Direc-
tors Playhouse: william
Saroyan's "A Midsummer
Day Dream" story Of man
who goes to license bureau
to ind q wife: kim Hunter,
Don Hammer, Kee en- an
Wynn.
.7:.3O, WNfAL t7)--MGM Pa.
rade: Featured: A scent
ROBERT STACK
Stars In Laura
from "Anna Christie Ii
which Greta Carlo spoke
for first time.
$500, WRC t4}-Kraft Play.
house: II. Mrs. Bibb," story
Of senator's widow chosen
70 succeed him in Office,
Lillian Gish. Richard Kiley
$500, WToP ls)--2oth Cen.
fury Fox Hour: Vera Cas-.
pary's Laura" suspensefu
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detective yarn with George
Sanders Dana Wynter and
Robert Stack.
300, WAfAL l7)--Boxing:
Wallace Bud Smith defends
lightweight title against ex-
champ Jimmy Carter.
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Program and Hiehghts for Saturday. October y

200, WRC tl)-Service Foot
ball: Fort Monmouth VS..
Boiling Air Force Base ct
Boiling.
7:00. WRC t4)--Perry Como
Show: Perry's guests In
ciude Aldo Ray and singer
jay p. Morgan.
TOO. WTOP (s)-stage Show:
The Dorsey Brothers are
hosts to the -Four Aces and
comics Marshall and FAR
reli.
7:30. WTOP (9)-Jackie Glea-
son: Ralph Kramden learns
that chasing - little white
bail over the hill with q
handful Of sticks isn't kid
stun.
S:3O, WTOP (S)-Ford Star
jubilee: Colorcast Of ''To-
gether with Music" CO..
starring Mary Martin and
Noel Coward and featuring
songs and sketches from
their careers.
900, WMAL l7I-Seven Star
Theater: Dan Barton in q
romantic comedy about man
who sold his services for
year for enough money to
leave town: Also. story Of
deaf mute yictiSnized in
courtroom by crooked In
terpreter.
$3.50, WRC t4)--Safeway The
alter: MY Beautiful Daugh-
ter italian tilm starring
Gina you-know-who.
iO:OO. WTOP CONQUEST Of
Space: Special hour docu-
mentaryf showing mans
achievements In the air be-
ginning with the Wright
Brothers.
Hills, WTOP (s)-~The Tall
Lie: Hazing on Q college
campus prompts . professor
to risk losing his job: Paul
Henreid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16

VIC 49, winrA Woe h Nl1s. Msahs Medahsa
~. atitssast
n.sia a.sss Esgm ta.saA 9 ssIn
Evening star., 1955-08-05
DC. Airports
GetS2OO,OOO

The Districts slice of increased
Federal funds for airport con-
struction will amount to $50, ,181
in this fiscal year and $120.271
in each of the next three fiscal
years, it was announced yester-
day.
Secretary of Commerce Weeks
gave out the allocations to the
States under the enlarged pro-
gram signed into law by Presi-
dent Eisenhower earlier this
week.
The Commerce Secretary said
he was announcing the alloca-
ton Of funds to enable local
agencies to begin the immediate
development of revised airport
programs.
Nation wide, the new program
provides for $42.5 million this
fiscal year in addition to $40
million previously appropriated
It also provides for $63 million
in each of the next three years.
Exact distribution of the mon
ey by individual airport projects
will be held up for 80 days tc
give States and cities time to
prepare new and revised appli-
cations for airport development
Under the new program. Mary
land will get 1922 ,809 in addi-
tional airport construction funds
this year and $439.214 in each
of the next three years. Virgins
will get $685. $50 in this fisca,
year and $685. .025 in each Of the
next three fiscal years.
Evening star., 1955-08-05
Soviet Visitor
Enjoys Kisses
BRooKNGs, S. D., Aug. S (P)

BROOKNGS. S. D., Aug. S (H1,
Tulupnikov. glamour
boy Of the Soviet farm delegation,
didn't mind the least little bit
getting kissed simultaneously by
two beautiful skating stars.
He smiled and looked right at
home with blond Kay Servatius
on one side and brunette Sonya
Kaye on the other.
Mr.. Tulupnikov and eight other
Soviet farm delegates were guests
last night in Huron. S. D.. at the
show Holiday on Ice for 1855" a"
The Russians were flown by
special plane from Brookings,
where they had arrived for the
night. to Huron and back again.
Also at the show was South
Dakota's war ace, Gov. Joe Foss.
He had helped see that the Soviet
guests got to the show. He met
them in the intermiSsion and
later at a reception in his and
their honor. He welcomed them
to South Dakota.
But for Mr.. Tulupnikov and
his colleagues today was their
last day in this State. They
have been touring its farmlands
and seeing some of its cities fol
four days. BY days end they
were to enter Minnesota for q
continuation of their tour OF
United States farming.
The Russians set out this
morning to see the work of South
Dakota State College at Brook
ings. The schedule for their tour
provided for visits by them to
see no-tail sheep at the college
north farm, progeny testing OF
beef breeding cattle at the cattle
feeding station, a rammed earth
poultry house. agronomy re-
Evening star., 1955-08-05

have already approached the
United States Embassy in Mos
COW to sound Washington out
on the idea. Presumably. as
with the current farmer ex-
change, a party of American
machinery experts would be in
|vited to visit Russia.
Evening star., 1955-08-05
COURT 'OBSERVER' SCRUTINIZED
IN PHONE COIN CHISELING

5O-year-old observer around the Districts courts
found the stern eye Of the law himself yesterday.
Joseph p Thouma Of the 1900 block Of Kansas avenue
NV. taken before Municipal Court Judge Nadine Gal
lagher suspected Of stung telephone coin return boxes
Thouma pleaded not guilty
Court and telephone company investigators told this
story:
Last Friday Police Capt. Thomas " Slomnsh
Thouma rip page from telephone book in courthouse
corridor Capt Slomnsk called the telephone company
whose investigator opened the telephone box and found
page fitting the tear marks stuffed inside.
Yesterday Deputy United States Marshal George
Deakyne Raymond Whpp special investigator for the
telephone company planted marked coin in one of the
telephone boxes. The coin later found on Thouma
arrested by Mr. Deakyne in the Federal Courthouse
Mr.. Whipp explained that. when a coin return box is
stuffed" coins that normally return to caller who gets
wrong number answer are blocked until someone
removes the stufhng
Mr. Whipp said that at times all 20 or Is telephones
In the courthouse had been stuffed"
Thouma was taken before Judge Gallagher charges
Of attempted larceny destroying private property and fraud
by the Of coin-controed mechanism. He held
under $500 bond pending jury trial September 28.
Judge Gallagher recognized Thouma "one Of our
observers"
Evening star., 1955-08-05
Lawyer for Spy
Says Memo File
Was Stolen
By L. EDGAR pR1NA

Attorney o. John Rogge says
that confidential memoranda
written by and about David
Greenglass were stolen from his
office in 1853 and subsequently
turned up in the Communist
press in France and in releases
made by the National Committee
to Secure Justice in the Rosen-I
berg case.
Mr.. Rogge is Greenglass' law
yer. GreenglaSs confessed his
part in the atomic spy ring
headed by Julius and Ethel Ros-
|enberg and drew a 15-year jail
sentence in 1851. The Rosen-
bergs were executed in June( {
1858.
A former Justice Department
official, Mr.. Rogge made the
disclosure in an affidavit to
the House Committee on Un-
American activities which today
is concluding an investigation
into the role of the Communist
Party in the campaign to save
the Rosenbergs.
The worldwide Communist
press has been making much Of
two of the allegedly stolen docu-
ments. One was a memo from
Greenglass to a member of the
Rogge law firm in which he says
he agreed to something the FBI
suggested although he did not
remember it himself. The other
was q note from an associate to-
Mr.. Rogge in which he outlines
Ia conversation he had with Mrs.
Greenglass. He quoted Mrs.
Greenglass. in effect, as asserting
that her husband would say
anything any one wanted him
to say.
In his affidavit Mr.. Rogge
noted that he has been Green
glass's lawyer since 1850 and
then told this story:
Sometime. probably in April.
1858, our file in this matter was
stolen from our Office and vari-
Gus of its contents, perhaps even
all, photostated by unauthorized
persons.
Then some Of these photo
stats were reproduced in a Paris
newspaper Combat In my
opinion these reproductions oc-
Cured abroad in order to divert
attention from the author or
authors Of the theft of our file
and make their detection more
difficult."
The committee read the af1i-
davit into the record during
questioning Of David Altman,
former executive secretary of the
National Rosenberg committee.
Committee Counsel Frank F.
Tavenner, jr.. asked the witness
whether Joseph Brainin. identi-
fed as chairman of the Rosen-
berg organization. had taken
the stolen documents to France
with him in the spring of 1858.
Mr.. Altman declined to answer
on grounds Of possible self in
termination.
Evening star., 1955-08-05
u. S.-Conodion Group
Sets Trade Session

The Joint United States
Canadian Committee on Trade
and Economic Affairs will meet
in Ottawa September rs to con-
tinue discussions that were
started In Washington in
March, the State Department
announced today.
Representing the United
States at the meeting will be the
Secretaries of State, Treasury,
Agriculture and Commerce.
Similar officials will sit in for
Canada.
The joint committee was set
up 10 guarantee o continuation
of the brisk and profitable trade
carried on by the United States
and Canada. It's discussions are
mostly confidential.
Evening star., 1955-08-05
FOUND

BEAGLE male; found Vicinity Flower
ave. and Piney Branch rd.. silver
Spring. Md. JU. 9-5222. -
SMALL reddish brown male; very long
ears, probably part Beagle. Vicinity
Warwick Village. Owner or good Vir-
sinia home. XII. 9-3ab9.
sDG ,h.,ssI. GLASSES; precision q, tTouna
18th and Kennedy. RA. 3-s62i or
TU. 2-6070 -.------
TOY TERRIER, very smsll, in Silver
Spring. JU, b-B1s3 until b Pm.
Evening star., 1955-08-05
'Russiuns to Seek
New Visits to u. S.

ROSTOV ON DON, USSR,
Aug. 5 (R.-The Russians ap-
parently hope their farm delega-
tion visiting the United States
is only the first Of such groups
to see firsthand how Americans
do things.
Evgency Doutsov, chief en-
gineer at a big Moscow farm
machinery plant. told the
American farmers visiting Russia
yesterday that he is one Of 10
persons the Soviet Union wants
to have observe manufacture of
farm machinery in the United
States.
Mr.. Doutsov said the Soviets
Evening star., 1955-08-05
Internal Revenue
Aide Here Promoted

Fulton D. Fields, senior PLAN
ming officer in Internal Revenues
collection division here, has been
promoted to assistant director
of the Albany IN. " district.
Mr.. Fields, Of Baltimore, has
been with Internal Revenue since
1894.