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SUBURBAN sAlE-YIRelklA

ATTRACTIVE e-sTORY, semidetachet
tiled bath, TUB and shower: desirable
extra features include a full bsmt
with laundry tubs. copper plumbing
insulation, gas hot-air heat: nice
lot. Price, $4,000: low down pay.
ment and easy terms. For full in.
r. DUNCAN CO.. Realtors and In.
surors. 209 Ripley Bldg. SIS Kins
sis N. HARRISON ST.. 200 IT. of
Wilson blvd.-New Cape Cod 3-br.
lab, and bsmt.. toilet; fireplace
Ice. porch. full dining rm:, mod. kit,
heat; 6oxl15-ft. lot. Open Sat. anc
Sun, noon till dark S15,950. FHA
financed. JACK zIRTLE. owner
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CONT. PROPERTY FOR RENT

COMMERCIAL LOTS FOR SALE
End COMMERCIAL, over 60-ft. front.
fer. OV 1864
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Conveniently Located
On 5 acres with modern bungalow
chicken house and barn; beautifully
Near AnnsndAle PENTAGON REAL
TY CO Fairfax SQ6 %
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SUIT LAND

Six-Nn home on lse corner lot, paved
Govt bldgs. AT $3.50. AT. O566.
THE GABLES co.
3423 Mimi. ave. Sc 10
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oUT'-oF-roWh REAL ESTATE

NEAR NEW YORK CITY. 80 Minis
WESTMINSTER suburb, with superb view
HUDSON River; 10 rms, 3 baths,
solarlum. buffers pantry, oil burner.
owner transferred. must sacrifice.
immediate possession. Price, SCI 900
T ToT lnIormation phone E. r. BUR-
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SUBURBAN sALE-VIRGlkIA
OAK HAVEN

Open today. Comfort-Radiant heat
Beauty-Noble trees, large lot
Health-Wide picture windows let.
ting in oceans of sunlight. Happi-
nesS-7A 3-bedroom brick rambler
no steps to climb. a home with
every modern facility. Convenience
Just off Fairfax dr.; boulevard tt
WASHINGTON. Pride-Lovely neigh
bors and a home your friends will
praise. To inspect drive out Lee
hwy. on North Washington blvd. tc
Falls Church at Fairfax dr. crossing
or Great Falls ST., right 20 GU,
signs
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AL BAKER & SON. INC, present this
Immaculate duplex for your inspec-
ton; contains rms, tiled bath
and full bsmt. Extras include gas
hot air heat, large lawn, front
porch, storm doors and windows
Venetian binds: close to every
thing; priced at Sll.5o0. Alex
6644, TIE. 7343. Open Sun, 8 to S.
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PROPERTY FOR RENT

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT
TWO-sTORY BRICK BLDG, suit
able for work shop or storage; park
ing space on grounds. Ii. 5559.
4s go ' WIS IS. AVE- AVE. N.w.-11,ooo 50.
It,: ideal for parking lot. running
full depth of street. MICHAEL
WALSH & SON, 1911 Eye st, NV.
GEoRGh AvE.-Approx. $500 So, #.
OF space ns 1 Ssi in rd very Cons
for any portion Of the bldg; ideal for
any type business; very busy corner.
A Fl MIC, Embassies, orsaniza-
lions buG sstoT cre 1lds % wiz. ae eaystof
baths, oil heat, good, cond.; Just
elusive guesthouse or similar bus.
Previously leased to United Nations.
OCCUPANCY Jan Is: owner asking
sih3pmA RsF Realty Rs Ifns Co. RI R.aiseFs
sg y 6 es Fl II , sse.ox ,.s.
for dry storage E;,y y,ll , rent 81 Or
SILVER SPRING. MD.-2.00O 50. it.
In rear of 1st-hoor store, suitable
for radio repairs, print shop or
similar business; available imme-
diately. THOMAS J. FISHER g.
CO., 73S 18th st. NV, DI. $3.50
1343 SOUTH CAPITOL ST. at ap-
proach of new Victory Bridge; 5000
50. it.. available; zoned ind COM
merclal; will remodel to suit tenant.
BASILIKO INVESTMENT CORP,
2I2 Bond Building, DI. S724. .
3622 18th ST. N.E.-Owner will re-
model for small business or Office
use. Has 5-rm. apt Rent S125
SAM RosEY.. AID. 27O0. % :.
1900 SO. FIT. OF tirst. commercial
space on two floors. q rooms and
2 baths, fireproof, private entrance,
plenty OF parking, could be used for
display rooms, offices, workshop.
To see 1918 14th st. NV. AID.
sl41. Opposite Cavalier Hotel. AID.
21&l.
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Al BAkER & son, INC.-S13,25O.
$1,000 down. 500 per mo. are the
terms We are quoting on this fine
brick home. located in the Virginia
Highland: lovely living rm. with
open f1repl,. dining rm. with fully
equip. Kit. !" bright bedrms., tiled
bath. full bsmt with toilet and
space for shower, oil &C. heat
storage rm. or expansion attic for
:ird bedrm.; nice lot; huge screened
front porch: excel. transp. Alex
6644, TIE. 7343, Omen Sun. 8 to g.
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SUBURBAN SALE-vIRGlNlA
GIL. 1910
Special Announcement.


TO the home seeking public. On Sun
day. Jan. 8, 1919, we will have open
for inspection from > pm. to s pm.
13 new homes. built by Nathaniel
Rafier. ready for immed poss All
brick construction. containing :, nice
bedrms., equipped kit, liv. rm, din.
rm:, tile bath, plenty of closet space,
full bsmt., gas &C. heat. Handicapped
yard and many other feature 25-
year a. FILA financing. Priced at
81 1850 and Sl2,95O. Only $3.50
and $3.50 down. Located in Del
Ray section of Alexandria, 5 Minis. to
Pentagon, walking distance to large
shopping center, theaterS, grade and
high school, "a blk to bus. Don't
miss this great inspection date.
Statesmen will be at sample home.
Directions: From Wash. drive over
14th st. Bridge and continue on
U. S. No ! Jefferson Davis hwy.
turn right on E. Howell ave. BY bus,
take A B. g. w. bus marked Jeffer-
son Davis hwy. at 18th and Pa. ave
NV. to E. Howell ave. Exclusive by
AL BAKER & SON, INC.
Realtors, 1l6 s. St. Asaph ST, Alex,
Va. Phone TIE. 7343. Alex. 6G44.
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SELECTED HOMES

SELECTED HOMES
So, -bedrm. bungalow. masonry
garage: lovely garden; new modern
greenhouse; s minutes to Key
Bridge.
SI2,25O-2 bedrms.. new modern
ramblers: " block from Lee blvd.
8 minutes from town,
$14,950-3-bedrm. brick Colonial,
near, country club RAS yGIebe Id4
FHAl and CT financiHg,,f5 "
$l4 .950-A Dominion Hills 3-oed-
I'm. home.
MISUNDERSTANDING hFlsEa Wynne'
wood: powder rm. on 1st hoor; REQ
'es sis.oo N' Forest. s-bedrm
rambler on quarter-acre wooded lot
$40. 15O-Columoia Pines, original,
very large rms; built-in garage.
S.5, 950-Williamsburg type, 3
large bedrms;. o.. baths; garage
OK. 1859, GIL. 1852
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3 BEDROOMS 1St FL.
Brick. for S1l,O50. Has LIST trust OF
$4,000. payable $50 per mo; in
closed back porch, full basement,
h,-E.h.. garage, lot 75x200, vacant,
! blk. from carline in College Park,
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ARLINGTON FOREST
Six-rm. brick. 8 bedrms, 1K baths,
screened porch, equipped kitchen;
snr. shopping and bus: price, Sl5.-
$50 excel. terms. To see, call
JUDSON REAMY & SON
CHI: $500, 1122 No. Irving st,
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FALLS CHURCH. VA.
JEFFERSON PARK

JET T EHSON PARk
Very. attractive two-story Colonial
brick; excellent prewar construction;
24-ft. living nm, fireplace. large din
ing room, family-siZed kitchen,
breakfast nook and large screened
porch on first floor; 3 bedrmS., .
baths second moor; full basement,
oil heat, garage
R. l.. KANE, INC.
Alex. 3ol3; ewes. Alex 71nS a
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H. B. KATZEL
$4,000

Reasonable cash and easy payments.
mod. 3-bedrm ranch-style bunga-
low, completely equipped, base
board radiation, h.-w.h.; 3-acre lot
on paved road mr.. Clinton. Phone
WILCOX 10 Hh4R "a
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CT S1,1OO DOWN

Spacious 5-rm bung. on large lot;
full bsmt. oil heat, tile bath, ex
pansion attic; payments about $50
per mo- Open Sat. and Sun Out
So. Capitol st. to District line. fol-
low new Indian Head hwy. "a mi. 10
Forrest Heights sign, right cont. to
300 blk. to Huron dr.. and open
sign. Or phone for our service car.
AT O566. or AT $3.50. THE
GABLES CO., 2423 MINI. ave sc.
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SPRING is JUST AROUND the corner
This is the time to get set for
your garden and chickens; l acre
ground with 6-rm. house about 5
yrs. old. city water and electricity
mi. from District: $3.50; terms.
Gail Mrs. Ia wley with
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Larchmont Corp, GIL. 1910
VA. FOREST RAMBLER

Open Sunday In this extremely de-
sirable neighborhood, amid dogwood
and other lovely trees, on 4-acre
lot with greenhouse and wading pool
In this charming 2-bedrm brick and
frame rambler with that much
wanted expansion attic: > blkS. from
bus, shopping and new grade schools;
price. S14,750. To in pect, drive
out Lee blvd. or Lee hwy. throUgh
Falls Church to Va. Forest sign
right on Rosemary lane 10 316 and
orr sign ASk-US REALTY. OK.
JfS0
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RIVERDALE, MD.

To see is to buy this beautiful. we'll
constructed 1-rm and bath semi
BUNGALOW. Has lge. liv. rm. with
open stairway: also full hieh-ceil-
ing bSmt., partly finished for rec
rm. laundry trays: Diet. Lear garage:
size of lot 100xl5O #: Handicapped
81 900, terms to be arranged. Call
GRANHOLM, 5419 Quintana st,
Riyerdale ND a
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BUNGALOWS

rms. oil heat; Md; $1,000 down;
Gil. Call Bill Neumann GABLES
REAL ESTATE, AT. $3.50, HI. SOL .
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BEVERLY HILLS
3-bedrm. brick and frame house. on
large level lot; liv. rm. with fre-
place, din rm. with built-in corner
cupboard. all cleo. kit, Bendix
washer, screened porch and attached
garage. full bsmt. with rec. rm., oil
air-cond. heat. Cow. to everything.
$4,000 cash REQ Phone Mrs Hall,
at OV 1851, with
w r WRIGHT
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LYON VILLAGE
LYON VILLAGE
MCLEAN

A new Cape Cod. situated on corner
s-scre lot; bedroom and "a bath
bath on 2nd, living room l5x1s,
dining room, IKE. large, WELL
equipped kitchen; Venetian blinds.
full bSmt., oil heat: priced S13,95O;
reasonable terms. For appt. call
E. H. IRWIN
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3-Bedroom Ramblers

3-BedrOom RamblerS
Open today-At last. 3.bedrm. brick
ramblers you can afford; preliminary
showing Saturday and Sunday from
II am. to dark You will be de-
lighted with these mod. homes with
lge. hv. rm., din. rm., picture win
dows, all-brick ceiling flreplaces,
beautiful hardwood parauet floors,
roll-aWay stairway to large attic;
kit completely equipped with 36-in.
gas stove, S-ft. GE REFRIGERATOR; de
luxe BendiX washing machine and
plenty Of Beauty Craft steel cabi-
nets. You will have no stairs TO
climb Price only S13.95O, excel
financing. Veterans will have pri-
ority in selection of houses. TIC
inspect: Drive out Lee blvd. OF
Lee hwy. through Falls Church tc
Virginia Forest sign, right through
Va. Forest to Timber lane, left tt
West St. right to Popular Hgts. anc
our sign. LARCHMONT CONST
CORP
Evening star., 1949-11-13

would take no action itself, at least
for the time being.
Among those questioned by in
vestigators was the Rev. Francis
x. Burns, prison chaplain. who
reported that three Of the men
who broke out under leadership of
a 20-year-old convicted killer, had
claimed early this year they had
told Delaware State police they
could break out any time"
These same prisoners" Father
Burns said, claimed they also told
state troopers less than two
months before the break they had
obtained the equipment necessary
for that escape from prison guards.
Whether this is true or not prob
ably never will be known"
State police officials said the
allegations were "all news" to
them, that they had heard nothing
of the reports previously.
Evening star., 1949-11-13

food especially was bad: others
boasted they could have broken
out whenever they wished. Jail
officials denied these allegations.
OF those who fed on the night
of October 26, after raiding the
prison arsenal and using a guard
as a shield to crash the front
gate, five were retaken soon after
ward. Two others were captured
in Augusta, Ca, Thursday night
after they robbed a Chinese
grocer of 5000. The eighth is
still at large.
Fugitive Warrants Out.
Fugitive warrants asking return
of Joseph A. Lankford, 25, of a
Wilmington suburb, and Willie N.
Edwards. %, of Satsuma. Ala,
were dispatched to Augusta today.
But as armed robbery is punish
able by death in Georgia. author
tiles here said they did not expect
Evening star., 1949-11-13

to get the two men for a long
while, if ever.
Lankford and Edwards held up
the grocer with pistols snatched
from the Jail arsenal. Thus the
warrants are regarded merely as
detainers for eventual return OF
the convicts. should they escape
capital penalty in Georgia.
Attorney General Albert W.
James, who has taken personal
charge of the inquiry, said he
would make use of his full staff II
necessary. He said he would with
hold public statements until the
investigation is closed.
Mr.. James recently appeared
before the New Castle County
grand jury and made a progress
report. The jury expressed salts
faction with procedure, said 1t be-
lieved he should be given free
hand to continue it, and decided it
Evening star., 1949-11-13
Anderson Says Krug Kept
Pressing for Reclamation
By ths Associated Press

ALBUQUERQUE. N. Mex, Nov
Ex-senator Anderson, Democrat
of New Mexico, former Secretary
Of Agriculture, said today there s
mo question that Julius Al. Krug
was let out because he kept press
ing for reclamation projects"
He had an obligation to do So
Mr.. Anderson added, land I'm
glad that he did"
In newspaper interview he
praised Oscar L. Chapman, who
was nominated yesterday to sue
ceed Mr.. Krug, and added:
But 1t is no secret that was
very fond of Cap Krug. I am
Evening star., 1949-11-13
Delaware Is Seeking
Full Story Behind
| New Castle Jail Break
By the Associated Press

WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. IL
The Attorney Generals office
struck out with fresh vigor today
for the full story behind the spec
tacular break of eight convicts
from the New Castle jail nearby
three weeks ago.
A full-scale investigation was
touched off promptly by conflict
ing reports-from prisoners them
selves, Jail officials and welfare
leaders-about workhouse condi-
tions. Some prisoners complained
Evening star., 1949-11-13

sorry he was blamed for asking
for appropriations and projects
which were not approved by the
Bureau of the Budget.
II would hate to see him cru
Gifted for asking for those things
which in the 1948 campaign he
said he stood for"
Denmark is building a big in
dustry from fabric gloves, now
making 1000 pairs a day.
Evening star., 1949-05-30
ey the A,soeiaisd efsu

The administration Is slowly
swinging around 10 policy of
doing business with a Communist
China.
A policy of restricted trade like
that which governs American eco
nomic relations with Communist
Eastern Europe Is being worked
out by the State Department to
cover dealings with the Chinese
This Is based on two major re-
strictions:
!. No loans. What the Chinese
buy from the United States they
will have to pay for in cash or
goods. No American aid supplies
go to Communist areas.
Q. No strategic materials. Goods
which are barred from trade with
Russia and It's European satellites
because they might have military
value are not to be sold to Conn
munist China either.
Along with a trade policy built
on these lines, the State Depart
ment is intensively studying the
Chinese situation and its impact
on general American foreign pol
icy toward the Far East.
OfIicials believe 1t only oues-
ton of time until the Communists
Evening star., 1949-05-30
Cardinal Suhard, Is,
Dies Of Heart Attack
sy the A,sexio,.d Press

PARIS, May 3o.-Emmanuel
celestine Cardinal Suhard. Arch
bishop of Paris, died early today
of a heart attack. He was rs.
The death Of the cardinal re-
duced the membership of the
Sacred College of Cardinals to SIS.
Cardinal Suhard was born April
S. 1874. in the French village Of
Bains-Sur-Las Marches. He be-
came a priest In 1898. and was
consecrated Bishop of Bayeux and
Lixieux in 1928. He was made a
cardinal in 1885 and appointed
Archbishop of Paris in 1910.
At Vatican City an informed
source said Pope Plus XII learned
Of the death with profound sor-
row." Cardinal Suhard Is the 18th
cardinal to die since the con-
sistory OF 1946. which raised the
sacred college TO its fun strength
of 10 members. The death Of the
Archbishop Of Paris revived re-
ports at Vatican City that new
consistory might be called to
bring the college up TO fun
strength.
OF the remaining cardinals. III
are Italian and "a Of other ma
tionalities. One of these. Josef
Cardinal Mindszenty of Hungary,
now Is in prison. convicted by
the Communist government Of
Hungary Of treason.
Evening star., 1949-05-30
u. S. to Trade With Red China;
Loans, Strategic Goods Barred
Policy Bosed on Commerce With Russio;
OffieioIs Watching Far Eost Developments

take over the whole huge territory
of China. Al some future point.
perhaps several months of but
possibly soon, the Communists
are expected to proclaim forma-
ton OF a new Chinese government.
This will raise the question OF
American recognition. and while
no final decision has been made.
all indications are that this Gov
ernment eventually will recognize
the new regime and establish dip
lomatie relations with 1t. Already
diplomats are in contact
with local Communist authorities
in key cities like Tientsin. pripins
and Nankina.
Action along this line Is ex-
pected to be taken In concert
with other on-Communist coun-
tries. such as Britain and France.
with which the United States al
ready Is discussing the formation
Of a solid non-C Communist front
In Asia as In Europe.
At the same time, and again
drawing q parallel with Eastern
Europe. American officials intend
to take the line that this Nation o
real friendship Is for the Chinese
people and not their Communist
rulers.
Evening star., 1949-05-30
Won RinteIen, IS, Germany Spy
In Washington in 1915, Dies
Former Soboteur Hod
Lived in EneIond as
Lecturer and Writer
by the Associotsd Press

LONDON. May 30.-Capt. Franz
Won Rintelen. 65. German master
spy and saboteur in the United
States in World War I. died today
Won Rintelen. who had been
living in England since 1888. col
lapsed in a subway station and
died later In a hospital.
AS a navy lieutenant command
er, Won Rintelen was sent to
Washington in 1915. ostensibly in
the Kaiser's diplomatic service.
Actually, he said later. his mis-
sion was to prevent American mu-
nitions from reaching the Allies.
He claimed that he placed pen
Gil bombs" in ships which caused
explosions and started fires along
the New York waterfront.
British naval intelligence trap
ped Won Rintelen in August. 1915.
It sent him a faxed message or
dering his return from the United
States to Germany. The German
spy boarded a Dutch ship under
Swiss name. He carried a forged
passport.
The British intercepted the ship
Evening star., 1949-05-30
| German Communists
| Put EisIer's Name
Ion Candidate List
by the A,soeiotsd Press

BERLIN, May 30.-Ger-
man Communists prepared q
warm welcome for Gerhard
Eisler today by naming the
fugitive Red on a list Of 400
candidates for the Russian
approved German Peoples
Council for Eastern Germany.
9he 52-year-old German
born Communist leader is ex-
pected to reach here via Po-
land in a few days. Eisler.
who was freed by a British
court which refused q United
States request for his extra
dition last week, has not lived
in Germany since the Nazi
era.
The list drawn up by the
Communists described the
alleged top Communist agent
as a professor at Leipzig Uni
versity.
Evening star., 1949-05-30
BY the Associated Press


- INDIANAPOLIS. May 30.-
Thirty-two roaring racers took of
on the dot at II am. today In
the 33d annual 500-mile race at
the indianapolis Motor Speedway
The racers had covered only
miles when the first accident oc-
> CURED. Don Lynch, Detroit, spun
of the track. but. miraculously
escaped injury.
.r Travis tSpider) Webb. Bell
Calf. was unable to get his Gran
81 cor special to the starting line
and was pulled off the track. The
car had a broken transmission.
The only other doubtful starter
Johnny McDowell's Iddings
Special-rolled to the line with
the 81 other record-smashing
racers. His mechanics had made
q rapid change in the front end
on orders from the race techni-
cal committee.
The temperature was pleasant
65 degrees just before the starting
bomb but a 15-mile southeast
wind threatened an added hazard
, In the race.
Duke Nalon, Sherman Oaks,
Calf, took his pole car across the
starting line q couple of lengths
ahead Of Rex Mays, his team
mate. and was well in front at the
end of the first lap. Duane Car
ter, Santa Monica, Calf. was
running third and Bill Holland,
Reading. Pa. was in the fourth
spot.
Evening star., 1949-05-30
China Fears Chang
May Be Taken by Reds
D. sAs A Assm.ssss Press

SHANGHAI. May ae,--fspeexsis-
ton on ths whereabouts os fe-
tired President chlsnx Kai-shsk
10 rife tn parts Of China stiii In
Nationalist hands. But " sttgs
Itfk interest hare.
Some feel that n re continues
10 intervene In the Chinese eaysi
xar he may eventually b. captured.
When Chang came 20 Shanghai
and when he left 10 moi kssosn
publicly. But that he was IN
Shanghai vel into tn saegs days
Ia veil known. E<posts That hs
directed tfse defsnsem 10 90 ths
lass days wen merely sHmss
Of his friends 20 add o little drama
20 speculation About his where
xhosxsa
People who sassssiiy know cf his
movements SAY that ne s<fs Essana-
h&s before the threat 20 It's
WhAnxppo and woosuns foFsseas
developed. They say ne went oss
On o Chsnese wsrxsslp tfss seems
10 have bsen ~ his disposal.
These sources sag he s<ft Q few
days after he appeAied 70 slss
people 10 continue 70 Fnsass fns
Cmnmunistx.
Seine repowfs say he s~nt "
Amoy. Others tssAf Re wssas io
YmmosA. Ne sss seea ness -
srai times sftsr he ~ss ssa
10 have hexn N Amw Moss
sourres tAsnk ne b nSs - k&"
s1oms.
Evening star., 1949-05-30
Vishinsky Waits
ToGriII Vest on
Bonn Extension
Foreign Ministers
Face Heavy Borroge
On Republic Plan
BY the Associoted Press

PARIS, May 30.-Soviet Foreign
Minister Vishinsky, who rose to
fame as prosecutor in the 1887
Moscow purge" trials, is expected
to cross-examine the Foreign
Ministers of the Western powers
today.
Mr.. Vishinsky repeatedly has a
barrage of questions ready on the
Western proposal to extend the
Boon constitution for West Ger
man federal republic to Eastern
Germany.
He is to meet with Secretary of
State Acheson, Foreign Secretary
Bevin and Foreign Minister Schu-
man today.
Eventual Rejection Seen.
Authoritative sources in the
Western camp predicted the Rus
slams eventually would reject the
Western offer. These sources feel
no doubt that pro- Western groups
will win a free election in all
Germany and the iron curtain will
be pushed back to the Polish and
Czechoslovak frontiers.
The Russian foreign minister
is expected to shower the West
with lengthy Interrogation on
each phase of the joint American
British French project submitted
to the four-power Foreign Minis
ters' Council Saturday.
Initial Soviet comment, voiced
by Tass and Russian publications,
criticized the Western plan as a
breach of the Potsdam agreement,
which established the four-power
Allied Control Council for Ger
many. A main criticism was that
the plan provides for majority
decisions, limiting the veto power.
Mr.. Vishinsky has proposed the
Control Council be re-established
to supervise a German admin
istrative council representing eco
nomic bodies in the Eastern and
Western zones.
Backed by Frankfurt Meeting.
The Western powers. on the
other hand, have proposed that
Eastern Germany be allowed to
join the German government be-
ing set up at Bonn. The all Ger
man state would function under
an occupation statute approved by
the four occupying powers. The
veto power would be applicable
only in exceptional" cases.
West German leaders yesterday
gave their support to the Allied
proposal. Meeting at Frankfurt,
the ministers president Of states
In the United States occupation
zone unanimously indorsed the
plan. They registered opposition
to the Soviet proposals.
Western sources said the Rus
slams might accept some Western
ideas but would offer counter
proposals on others. BY the mid
die Of this week. they said, 1t
might be possible to gauge
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