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HOME AND INCOME

Brick duplex in new-house condition.
near stores and transportation; can
give immediate possession of one
apt: LIST trust of S12.1O0. payable
Ss2.34 per month. including every
thing; 2nd-floor apt. rented for
500 unfurnished; only Sl5.250,
with about $1,000 cash. Act quick
ly on this one. Phone AT. $3.50 or
AT. 1856 now.
THE GABLES co.
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CABIN Holm

Bungalow located on extra lEe. lot
LIST d. contains liv. rm., din. rm..
modern all-elec. kit. . bedrms. and
bath: stairway to expandsihle attic.
Diet gar. This lot has innumerable
fruit trees. towering bushes. box
wood and stream Property can be
purchased with APPROX. $1,000 down
pymt After Il IN. call Mr.. Kermit
Never. at WI. 9346.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC.
SOO4 Wis. ave. WI. $500. WI. 1920.
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FOR $50 A MONTH!

FOR $50 A MONTH!
with $3.50 down you can buy this
with finished recreation room. auto
matte hot-water heat, electric re-
frigerator. front porch: total monthly
payments are $40 per month but we
have an offer to rent the second
floor for two years at $40 per
month which means that your
monthly expenses including taxes,
interest, heat and other utilities will
run you less than $50 and you will
be buying your own home st the
i i With A' MI A'' "e'' M
SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
81 n " MA M2ls
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$4,000
HARD TO BELIEVE

A fully detached Johns-Manville
shingle home in Kensington, Mary
land, containing bedrooms and
bath beautiful lot l00x155 it.. new
hot-water heating system with oil
burner, knotty-pine recreation room.
ideal spot for the children. We have
seldom been able to offer so much
house for so little money; liberal
terms. Phone Banks Murray, 81.
ot Sua N MIMHoN s,111rus m
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METZLER REALTOR
COMPACT HOUSE

FOR LARGE FAMILY
Detached brick home, . bedrooms,
tiled bath on LIST floor, attractive
living room with fireplace and many
bookshelves. dining room with built
in china closet. well-equipped kltch-
en-: . large bedrooms, tile bath up
stairs; built-in garage; maids room
and bath; well located in convenient
Chevy Chase section; excellent con-
dition. PRICED under $4,000. Call
Mrs; Herring. MI. 1919. R1DDELL
REALTY CO., Realtors, exclusive
AGENTS. DI. 1900.
WHITE CLAPBOARD built
bungalow of rare charm, perfectly
planned for entertaining and step
saving; on IA acre of beautifully
Handicapped and terraced garden:
35-ft. paneled living room, stone
fireplace :iarge sunroom' , opfn nn
usual tile kitchen. 3 bedrms. and
bath, . rms. on End a. and Gear
garage, make this remarkable buy at
$40 $50
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southwest
$3.50 DOWN buys this large brick
home containing g rms. baths,
new furnace. h.-w.h. How can you
beat it? ARKIN REALTY CO., ST.
1852; ewes, GE. 9O19. Il
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ftEHI IOItD.
, 18th st. NV. D1. 02
GEORGETOWN

a-story brick house just recently re-
stored to an ultramodern home. Five
lovely rms. . bedrms.- Ia baths,
large liv. rm with open frepl: hard
wood floors throughout. Special fea-
lures include gas &C. heat. stream
lined kit, all-brass hardware; COM
Price. S16.5O0 For appt. to inspect.
cali KIRBY KILLER. ST. $50, EN-.
eyanjpcS
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PINEHURST CIRCLE

Chevy Chase, D. C.-Center-hall Co.
lonial home. only 9 years old; new
house condition: large living room
with fireplace, dining room. kitchen,
u bath. FIRST floor; spacious bed
ished rooms in attic: screened side
porch; gas &C. heat: built-in ga
rage. A remarkable value. For full
particulars, call Mr.. Northern. ST.
1889, with BETHEL, DI. 300
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ROCK GREEK FOREST

ROCK CREEK FOREST
Chevy Chase, Md, S1s.95O. Where
the entire family can enjoy the adj
grounds, riding stables, the park;
newer home community: bus nearby.
The residence, in immaculate condi-
ton. has 6 rms. is of prewar brick
construction with gas &C. heat:
recreation room. ste rage attic.
Naval oficer leaving city. Better let
US show YOU this property today.
Call WO. 1900 til q pm.
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC.
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"FOXHAI,I, AREA

We offer for sale this fine three-bed-
room home in Washington most
sought-sfter neishborhood. A re-
sponsible purchaser can arrange his
own terms of sale.
WALKER & DUNLOP, Inc.
REALTORS.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
CLEVELAND PARK

Near Van Ness and Reno I'd -. that
delightful section west Of the Blu
reau of Standards; excellent brick
sas furnace. INV h insulated, de-
tached gar: remarkable opportun-
ity Tor some one TO PICK 10 an eX-
ceptionaily fine value. Eve. phone
TEMPLE 1865
L. IT. GRAVATTE
1878 ST NV Realtor. IVA. 0753
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HousEs-sACE-k.E. tcent.)

100 BLK. UPLAND TER. N.E.-Nice
corner brick, rms. bath, INV
heat; excel cond. Priced for quick
sale, Mr.: Cassidy. HO. 1449. co.
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EARL T. WRIGHT
WI. 5000; ewes. HUI. 1898. 40
5000 DOWN-MOVE IN

Brick Cape Cod expansible ramblers
and 2-story. bath-and-H Colonial
ingly low price on deep wooded lots;
S96 to S115 monthly will include
taxes; terms to nonveterans; Just
3 left Drive out New Hamp. ave.
extended to Univ lane, left blks.
to Pinewood homes. Open daily til
7 pm. RIA 1885. SH 1912. .
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FRIENDSHIP

Good sound old Diet. house for re-
modelling, in excel. residential sec
ton. wonderful opport at $4,000;
owner will carry all over $500,
this is worth looking into. JOHN H
MILLER. Jr. &, BRO. Realtors, ISL!
X st. NV. MA. 1851; ewes, SH
So5. 80
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Under $4,000: $500 down, S95 per
mo-; heart of Bethesda, top condi-
ton. Move in April 10. GEO. W.
ROBERTSON. Realtor. WI. S267. Il
Bethesda-Edgemoor
Live in this cow. friendly neighbor-
hood where children are safe from
city dangers: only 4 blks from Be-
thesda shopping center: l blk. to bus.
Features pleasant screened side
porch, mod. kit. 3 bedrms., attrac-
struction. slate roof. oil &C. heat;
only S16,950. Phone today for ap-
pointment.
Victor WickerSham Realty
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UNDER $4,000
RAMBLER

Exclusive. Prior to public exhibition,
standing new Groom. 3.bath ram
bier i'll Chevy Chase. Md. consisting
OF 3 bedrooms. dining room. large
living room. large kitchen. garage,
storage attic and part basement for
appointment to inspect. ARLIE L.
JOHNSON REALTY CO.. INC, 3402
Conn ave Or .1ln till @ Al
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THE EVENING STAR CO
WASHINGTON, b. {. WEDNESDAY, March 90 1919
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAND
"STOP-STOP"

"STOP-STOP"
S14,a50. One block from Woodmoor
shopping center in Silver Spring.
Prewar white brick bungalow, con-
tsins 5 rooms. fireplace, combina.
lion screens and storm windows,
pine-paneled recreation nm. with
bar. Diet. garage, side porch. expand
able attic. gas &C. heat; lot fOx16o;
: blks. to both public and Catholic
schools. Excellent terms
"LOOK-LOOK" =.
S19.95O-New brick Colonial, in ex-
elusive Woodmoor, Silver Spring.
8 large bedrooms. l u tile baths. 1st-
floor den. side screened porch, at
tached garage, Venetian blinds, re-
creation room space, gas &C. heat.
Choose your own decorations.
"sAND COMPARE"
CT, FHA-3-bedroom new brick Cape
Cod home, just of Dale dr.. IN
silver Spring. Contains also large
den or library, picture windows.
"Woodmoor Agency, Inc"
sH. $3.50. Realtors sH. 1915.
once open from 9 till 81 7 days
week. 80
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CHEVERT,Y-S12 ON

N44G c4Ib - q ,SOU
This is IAN opportunity to purchase
a prewar brick Cape Cod in an Al
neighoorhood at a reasonable price;
3 bright rms, fully equip. kit, con-
crete side porch, oil &C. heat; lge.
fenced lot with outdoor ftp. and
many mature paintings. May be
financed by veterans with small
down payment. Call WA. 5000 till
9 pm
Robert S. Davis & Co.
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S1O,75O-VETERANS
New Diet. houses, 2 bedrms,. expand
able attic. fun bsmt. with outside
emit. firepl., range and refgr., new
and $50. so per mo. to qualified vet
Grams; occupancy at settlement.
Call r. H. BEST. INC, WI. 3633 or
Mr.. Moore, Greenbelt 5000 ewes:
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BUNGA.-$11 $50
? bedrms., liv rm., kit, dinette. gas
radiant heat. stairs to expandabls
attic, $500 down. S715 mo.
incl. tax and insurance.
SILVER SPRING
1-yr.-old brick Colonial on level lot
near ST Bernadette. liv rm. with
flrepl., din. rm.. mod kit. bedrn.
ana bath ' up: full bsmt, Gas Sei heat.
Price, $19.950.
3 BEDRM. RAMBLER
Brick and stone, 1 yr. old. 26-ft.
liv. rm. -din. rm. combination. mod,
equip. kit, full bsmt., gas h.-W.h.,
built-in garage. Price, $4,000
Wood Conley Co., Realtors
$40 Ga. ave. 81. 800 till 80
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1892 KENNEDY ST.

Det.: 8 large rms. liv. rrn. with stone
fireplace, oil h.-wh slate roof; .
ear Diet. garage: lovely lot. Can be
bought on very reas. terms. Call
Mr.. GIFNETT1, MA. $40 or WO.
Ao6b evenings. II
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OPEN DAILY, 5-DARK
Sun, . till dark. To reach: Out
Georgia ave. . blocks beyond Mont
geometry Hills shopping center, to
Locust Grove I'd, left to the bigsest
house value ever offered for Sl695O
tbedrm.. l., bath 1st H., > bedrms,.
bath, up; living rm.. fireplace. din
ing rm., large kitchen; full bsmt.,
gas heat.
Observation-Disclosures
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OPEN EACH DAY, 20
BARGAIN ON TERMS
Rambling Bungalows

New brick homes with bedrms and
study, large L-shape ! I'D, r. COM
bination: excellent financing: the
open daily from > pm to dark
Directions: Out Colesville pike. to
Dale dr.. tMrs. KS Toll Housed. right
10 blocks to open sign. PHILLIPS
CANDY e. FULLER. INC, ST. 240f
till pm, 1912 18th ST. NV 81
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SHEPHERD PARK

A bareain-Beautifu 4-bedrm. .
bath home. on HANDICAPPED corner:
rec. room. Diet. lear garage Owner
will take large LIST trust. First rea-
sonable offer takes it. Phone MA.
1857 daily, WA 1872 ewes. To in
spect, excl, JOHN H. MILLER. Jr.
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II q I'm
ONLY $4,000

Bungalow. vacant Thurs. Takoma
PIX, Md-Newly dec, liv. rm., din.
rm', kit. 8 nice bedrms., bath, oil
heat. refgr., range. Ven. blinds: So
900 down. incls your settlement fee.
CHAPMAN REALTY CO., RE. 1915.
Evening star., 1949-07-16
DR.. l|eras 10 Address
Lions Banquet Tonight

DR.. Alberto Lleras, secretary
general of the Organization OF
American States of the Pan
American Union, will be principal
speaker at a banquet at $50
o'clock tonight in honor of $50
members of Lions Clubs in Latin
America who have just arrived
here.
The banquet will be held in the
Mayf1ower Hotel. and the response
to DR.. Lleras' speech will be made
by Edward G. Miller jr., Assist
ant Secretary of State for Ameri-
can Republics Affairs.
Calvin johnson, of the Wash
ington Lions Club. will preside at
the banquet. Jules c. Kicker, di-
rector of Lions International. who
lives here, and Randolph E
Myers. president of District Lions
will attend.
The Latin American clubmen
arrived here yesterday. They viii
attend the International Confer
Evening star., 1949-07-16
Cleveland Park Church
Has Summer Ministers

DR.. Alfred Wesley Hurst, pastor
,of Cleveland Park Congregational
Church. today announced the
following Summer guest ministers
on successive Sundays through
August IA.
July II, the Rev. James G..
Graham, 5240 Reno road NV.
July "a. the Rev. Howard E.
Clarke of Evanston. ILL.,. father of
Kenneth G. Clarke of Wash
ington.
July 81, the Rev. Paul w.
Yinger, pastor of the First Con-
gregational Church of Riverside.
Calf, pastor of the Cleveland
Park Congregational Church from
1939-43.
August 7 and IA, the Rev. Buell.
G. Gallagher, with the Office
of Education, Federal Security
Agency.
DR.. Hurst will return following
a vacation in Maine, for the Au-
gust % service.
Evening star., 1949-07-16
Baptists Make Bid
For Seminary 10
Be Erected Here

The pastor of the Congress
Heights Baptist Church. the Rev
A. Lincoln Smith, has returned
from a conference in Nashville
Tenn, at which he made a bid to
get a Baptist seminary located
here.
The Southern Baptist Conven-
ton in Oklahoma City last May
voted to seek to establish two new
seminaries, one on the Eastern
Seaboard and one in the West.
Mr.. Smith was appointed as a
member of the committee. He
reports that there is chance
that support can be found in this
area for such a seminary to be
located here.
A report on this project will be
made at the quarterly business
meeting of the church on We'd
nesday at 8 pm. Also the super
intendent of the Sunday school
and the Training Union director
will be elected.
Evening star., 1949-07-16
Anniversary Rites
AT St. PauI's Church

Solemn high mass will be sung
tomorrow morning at 11:15 in St
Paul's Episcopal Church to cele-
brate the first anniversary of the
church's dedication.
The Rev. James Richards, rec
tor, will be the celebrant and the
Rev. Arlington A. McCallum, rec
| tor emeritus, will serve as sub
deacon. Col. Earle R. Closson
who was ordained deacon this
morning, will take his place in
the chancel for the first time as
deacon.
Old st. Paul'S, for more than 80
years, was on Twenty-third street
south of Washington Circle and
was torn down to make way for
George Washington University
Hospital. Services were held in
st. Thomas Church for four years
while the new church was under
construction.
Evening star., 1949-07-16
National Baptist Church

DR.. M. Chandler Stith, execu-
tive secretary of the District of
Columbia Baptist Convention, will
supply the pulpit at the National
Baptist. Memorial Church tomor-
row morning and evening. DR..
Edward B. Willingham, pastor,
will be speaking at the National
Christian Education Workers
Conference of the Northern Bap-
tist Assembly at Green Lake, Wis.
At the morning service DR.. Stith
will take as his subject Making
Him Known" and in the evening
Doubt Your Doubts"
Evening star., 1949-07-16
Rev. 6. E. Schnubel Back
From His Vacation

The Rev. George E. Schnabel,
minister of Albright Memorial
Church, will return to his pulpit
on Sunday following brief vaca-
ton, and will preach one of a
series of sermons on $50 Dear to
Our Hearts," using as illustrations
some familiar childrens stories.
Sundays subject will be Cab
bages and Kings" with the story,
Alice in Wonderland"
Other subjects to follow are:
Fighting Words c"The Tar
Baby"). Nostalgia" Grip Van
Winkle"D, Perpetual Youth
CPeter PAM, Happy Go =
Lucky" c"Three Little Pigs').
Vespers will be held at 7 pm.
sponsored by the young people,
and will be followed by the youth
fellowship meetings.
Evening star., 1949-07-16

GUEST MINISTER-The Rev.
DR.. Donald Macleod, who will
be the guest preacher at II
am. tomorrow at the Sixth
Presbyterian Church. His topic
is The Face of Cod
DR.. Macleod, since 1947, has
been with the Department of
Homiletics at Princeton Uni
verSity.
Evening star., 1949-07-16

ence of Lions Clubs in New York,
which starts Monday and runs
through July 81.
Evening star., 1949-07-16
Girl DIP En- Route Here

Among 844 displaced persons ar
riVlng in New York tomorrow on
the Army transport Marine Mar
lin, one is listed by the Interna-
tional Refugee Organization as
due to come to the District. Miss
Zusanna Liaudankaite, a Lithu-
anian, is to 60 to the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Grant E Morris of 3546
Albermarle street NV.
Evening star., 1949-07-16
Church and State Group
Names Krock to Post

Appointment of Thomas Krock
as assistant to the executive direc-
tor of ProtestantS and Other
Americans United for Separation
OF Church and State was an
nounced yesterday by Glenn L..
Archer. executive director.
Mr. Krock, who served in World
War II as a colonel in the Office
of Strategic Services. is the son
of Arthur Krock, political column
lSt of The New York Times.
Evening star., 1949-07-16
Good Shepherd Group

The Rev Enoch Thompson.
rector of Resurrection Chapel. has
invited members of the Good
Shepherd Chapel to attend the
9:15 and 10 am. services at his
chapel.
Good Shepherd Chapel has been
closed by the Department OF
Missions.
Evening star., 1949-07-16
"A Time to Look Up
Topic of Dr.. MCCARTNEY

"A Time to Look Up will be
the subject of DR.. Albert j. Nc
Cartney at IL am. tomorrow in
the National Presbyterian Church.
DR.. Mccartney, present director
of the Chicago Sunday Evening
Club, is pastor emeritus of the
National Presbyterian Church,
having been minister here from
1880 to the end of 1875,
, 1949-02-15
MISS LA FoNTA1NE

Tickets will be on sale at the
Theatre from Z pm, for those
who were unable to secure
them from the several places
already named.
, 1949-02-15
N Office

K for the recital to-
morrow night. featuring Miss
Rita La Fontaine. will be on
sale AT the .Christiansted
Theatre.
Wednesday. Feb. is. l949
, 1949-02-15

CHS -.
a free lance writer and has al
ready completed one book.
They are guests at Pink
Fancy, St. Croix's newest hotel
in Christiansted.
, 1949-02-15

HASTE -.
approximately 1000 persons
in Duke Auditorium at North
Carolina. Upon his arrival at
theme Toward a Single STAN
dard of Citizenship"
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PRIZE SNAPSHOTS

from $50 entries the 18th Annual Newspaper
picture earned $40 when first appeared
National he received from The
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This Changing World
Treaties Face Heavy Seas in Congress
Unless Acheson Improves Liaison

ment in connection with the Fal
East. have increased Congressional
suspicion that the State Depart.
ment does not want to be candid
in all the matters discussed with
Congress.
1t is in this atmosphere Of mu-
tual distrust that the present mo-
mentous Observation-Disclosures
of the Atlantic Pact and appro-
priations for its augmentation
is approached. Those fellows up
on the Hill" say some State De-
partment officials. want to make
domestic football out of both
these matters" And on the Hill
one hears Senators and Repre-
sentatives ask. What jokers have
the striped pants in the State
Department put into these agree
mentS?"
There is growing feeling, how
ever, that unless Secretary Ache
son devises some method of con-
vincing members of Congress that
they are now being given the
whole truth. the treaties which
are going before Congress will run
into very heavy seas.
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Guatemala Rebel Hunt
Yields IS or 70 Men

GUATEMALA CITY. 0t4ase-
mAla, April 81 military spokr.-
man sad Yesterday ;sat trccps
hunting q reeel band II tlle rno4n
;alns neas The Mex2cAn t,os.i2cg
have arrested IS o. - nsss
TIE prisoners are x4eut ,.ec.
however. as accu:nplsces yAtAvs
than actual rryn2utaoaA.aes TIE
spokesman SAad the situation "a as
normal.
Despite the furry cseg So =
900 robbery O. the T. Carmen CTS
toms house. and clashes a. Ayutla
and Ma!acAt&r IN The pas Is
hours, Prexlden; Juan jose Are
yalo appeared cAGr.Tee
Dressed n a powocs blue SILT
he appeared on the balcony q. Tire
national palace 10 review The an
nual university students parade
He waved occasionally 10 persons
passing The capital had festive
air. Thousands lined THE streets
for the parade
President Arevalo has survived
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zoo ngnieE and recornA4SSancs
planes and $50 transport aac
other auxiliary planes
Navy-35.o 900 o.acess and men
: hatilesn.px. 4 cruisers and 4 de-
stroyers
However. there VAS no l.r.IA-
ton on the size or strength @.
Italy's national police force Of OF
the custom guards
Both the latter forces are OF =
gained along army lines They
are fully equipped. as are TIT
regular armed forces. with surplus
Allied arms left over from the las.
war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-09
Italy Plans 10 Bolster
Limited Armed Forces
With U. 5. Weapons
~ ssps A1sosacteS Press

ROME. April s-Italy plans 10
streamline her treaty limited
armed forces with the latest types
Of American weapons and equip
ment. it was disclosed yesterday.
Italy. along with seven other
Atlantic Alliance nations. has
asked American aid in rearning
But. unlike the other pact mem
bers. her army, navy and air force
are limited because OF her war
years in the Axis under Mussolini.
Her borders have been demilita-
riZed.
So Italy plans to stress modern
ization of her armed forces. rather
than try to increase their size.
Italy will stick TO the terms Of
the peace treaty" a Foreign Min
istry spokesman said in an inter-
view. ITALY has made no request
for revision of the treaty limits on
the size of her armed forces and
expects no revision"
Italy is one link in the long
chain Western powers are forging
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-09
Indian Envoy Predicts
Two World Regimes
In East-West Rivalry

PHILADELPHIA, April 9.-An
Indian diplomat predicts creation
of two world governments" unless
the West makes peace with Russia.
DR.. B. r. Sen. Minister and
Charge d'Affaires in the Indian
Embassy at Washington, told the
American Academy of Political
and Social Science last night the
nations of the world must use
patience and the will to under
stand" in order to patch up their
differences.
DR.. Sen said two world govern
ments will be the prelude for an
other worldwide conflict.
DR.. Mauricio Nabuco, Brazil's
Ambassador to the United States,
echoed the Indians plea.
"Only an educated world" DR..
Nabuco said, will be able to meet
together and understand and
deliberate on common policy"
The United States and the
United Nations stand in greater
disrepute and condemnation" in
the Middle East than anywhere
in the world, Kermit Roosevelt.
grandson of the late President
Theodore Roosevelt, said.
Mr.. Roosevelt coupled that as
sertion with plea for Americans
to see themselves-and the United
Nations-as others see them.
Both of these processes will be
profoundly discouraging to those
who believe and hope that world
government is an imminent posi-
bility. Yet both these steps must
be taken If world government is
to precede, rather than follow
upon world catastrophe" Mr.
Roosevelt asserted.
Mr.. Roosevelt, who served with
the State Department and the
Army in the Middle East during
1913 and 1914, said:
People in the Middle East are
convinced that the United Ma
tons. under the aggressive lead
ership of the United States, has
assisted new form of foreign in
Observation-Disclosures Zionism-
in their lands, and is bringing not
peace, but a sword"
He called the Middle East a
part Of what appears to be a
newly developing bloc of countries
stretching from the Atlantic Coast
of Africa to Singapore"
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from No-ways Arctic tip across
Europe 10 the Mediterranean and
on 70 Greece. Turkey and Iran.
Snug behind tina; line would Dc
Portugal which. with Iceland
signed the North Atlantic treaty
but did not ask for money .og
arms
Secretary OF State Acheson re-
Gently reaffirmed American inter
est IN the security Of Greece. Tllr-
KEY and Iran. The United States
IS supplying money and arms fos
Greece 10 fight Communis; LED
rebels. II Is helping Turkey 70
rearm.
The United States also has sent
small missions. a; the request Of
Iran. 10 help reorganlZe the Ira
Man Army and police force, II
has started delivery OF a surplus
arms order TO Iran. including SO
planes. Mr.. Acheson has denied
fatty Russian charges that the
United States plans 10 Use Iran
as a military base 70 attack Rus
STA.
Army Limited TO 25e.e0e.
Italy. regarded by the peace
treaty as a defeated enemy ma
ton. was demilitariZed as follows:
Army-limited TO 100000 per
sonnet. including $1,000 carabi-
nieri and 200 heavy and medium
tanks.
Air force-25, 900 personnel and