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Evening star., 1951-01-31

BUYING OR SELLING
For the best deal. call ST. 37O7.
sH 1898, SAM CHANTKER g. CO,
Evening star., 1951-01-31
HOTEL. 20 ROOMS

All new furniture. newly decorated;
Penna;, ave. near the White House;
5-yr: lease; owner quotes as much
pacity: should be a real money
maker; price $500 Call Miss Lee.
LANE PASTOR, EX. 2555
Evening star., 1951-01-31

o ICIXIO.-Z bA Ills
LOT 80 FIT. WIDE-FACEs PARK
built detached brick,
near 2 buslines. Also has recreation
room. maids room, oil burner, 2-car
side drive garage. Priced under
$4,000. Owner leaving city. Eve,
phone Mr. Woodwell. IA. 5469,
l.. T. GRAVATTE
1918 K ST NV Reo,tor MA n-so
Evening star., 1951-01-31

LIQUOR RESTAURANT
Owner quotes 81 800 wkly. gross.
good bar business: long lease; air
conditioned; NV. location; modern:
replacement nf fixtures cost more
than asking price; need $4,000 to
handle. balance terme. Call Mr..
Pastor
LANE PASTOR, EX. 2555
Evening star., 1951-01-31
PATENT MEDICINE

NV. corner drug store; large foun.
tain; cheap rent; ideal for young
couple or 2 ladies. Also handles
mmagazines, newspapers, candy, etc.
Myrtle A. Weadon Co.
Evening star., 1951-01-31

MASS. AVE. AREA-S1s,5oo-Ciose
IN; modern, semidet. brick home in
lhmmac; nm cond. Reception and side
Trm., kit. glassed- in porch on i ST
n; ; bedrms.. bath and screened
sleeping porch on 2nd fl. Full bsmt :.
on h;-w.h.. built-in garage. Out
standing value. Terms. EARL, T.
WEIGHT. WI. 5000: ewes, LO.
UNUSUAL OLD STONE HOUSE, over
looking the Potomac; 3h acres.
Beautifully modern in all essentials,
yet with 10th Century charm. Sc,
ciuded but close to transp. Priced
S48.500. Call Mrs. Carmody al
SAMDOz, INC. DU. 1894 or DE.
Evening star., 1951-01-31
COLORED
NICE BUNGAIOW

White frame on large lot in conv.
schools. close to transp. shopping:
mas lily. rm.. din. rm. den. equip.
Kit. bedrms.. bath. Q finished
rms. In bsmt.. oil heat. 81. 600 cash.
balance monthly.
Roger Moss, Realtor
2125 R. I. Ave. NE. Ho. 5000
Evening star., 1951-01-31
ONE OF THE BEST

And better than the rest. that is
house of 2 rms. and 8 baths On
exclusive Biltmore NV. 1900 block:
rent. $50: lease to good tenant;
rs the tops: S4,750: terms. Call
I .ANE PASTOR Ey osss
Evening star., 1951-01-31
ROOMING HOUSES

20 rms; rent. S240; inc, $3.50. IS
rms; rent. 5000; inc. $500. 70
rms: rent. S166t made into apis.
IL rms; rent, $50; inc, $500. All
priced reasonable. on easy terms.
We also have other houses to show
you. 1t always pays to call us
when you buy or sell.
I'm NYI o nYnH@-
Evening star., 1951-01-31
DELICATESSEN

4th near Park rd.: rent, 500; free
heat; 5-year. lease: all new. modern
equipment. sanI loaded with stock; inc.
creased. A real bargain. Only
81 5000; terms Call Mrs. Phillips,
c. J. YOUNG, ST. 1900
Evening star., 1951-01-31
CHEVY CHASE LAKE AREA
HILLS. MD.-s-bedrm

I29 33rd ST. Me- bedrms.. liv.
| rm.. din. rm.. kit. recr. rm: gas
| neat; S11Q mo. Call r. A.
HUMPHREYS. Realtors. ma. 5000.
Evening star., 1951-01-31

PARTNER WANTED-Used car deal
er, doing good business. desires full
time partner with capital in order
to expand. Must know used car
market and willing to share hours
Box 45a-M Star II
Evening star., 1951-04-26
Former Nurse Dies
; Days After Crash;
Doctor Hurt

Mrs. Della Sabetti. of 1922
Fourth street Sc, who was in
jured in an auto accident Monday.
died today at Casualty Hospital.
Mrs. Sabetti was a passenger in
la car driven by her husband,
Reno p. Sabetti when it collided
with truck at Military highway
and Naylor road.
Mrs. Sabetti was at one time a
nurse at st. Elizabeths Hospital.
Her husband also formerly was
employed there. A son, r. Paul
|Sabetti, is in the Army in Ger
many.
A retired Army doctor was in
the Bethesda Naval Hospital to-
day with head injuries, suffered
when he lost control Of his auto
mobile after becoming i'll and
crashed into a truck.
DR.. Lincoln Humphreys, so. Of
$500 Newport avenue, Chevy
Chase, told police he had taken
an injection for a heart condition
and was driving home when the
accident occurred at Wisconsin
and Western avenues NV.
The physician momentarily lost
consciousness as he was driving
out Wisconsin avenue, police said.
He lost control of his car. which
struck the curb about 200 feet
from Western avenue. ran over the
lawn Of a home and onto Western
avenue. There the car struck a
truck going east on Western
avenue.
The truck driver, william s.
Briggs, 27. of Gaithersburg, Md,
was treated at Bethesda Naval
Hospital for minor injuries and
released. DR.. Humphreys condi-
ton was not believed serious. He
lis retired Army Medical Corps
colonel.
Another automobile, driven by
Mrs. Gertrude e. Young, SO, OF
2941 Wilton avenue, Silver Spring.
was struck by the truck. Mrs.
Young was stopped at the time,
waiting for a traffic signal. She
was not injured.
Evening star., 1951-04-26
Raspberry Defends
Handling Of Newsmen

Police handling of reporters and
photographers during the Mac
Arthur day celebration here was
explained and defended last night.
United States Park Police In
spector Mark Raspberry, one Of
the two top police officials in
charge, told members of the
Washington Newspaper Guild, "If
we made mistake, it was an
honest mistake"
Inspector Raspberry's police de-
tails were assigned principally to
the Monument Grounds. 1.-The
mere fact that the general was
received there, gave his speech and
left without being swamped as he
was at the CNationaD airport
makes me feel I did my job," he
declared.
On the preSS-paSs confusion at
the Monument, he said his men
were instructed to honor only
credentials signed by him. "If
there were other passes signed by
Mai. Barrett that were supposed
to be good there, I didn't know
about it," he said.
Maj. Robert j. Barrett, superin-
tendent Of metropolitan police, is
vacationing in Nags Head, N. c.,
and the invitation to speak before
the meeting did not reach him be-
fore he left the city, the guild
members were told.
The inspector admitted that he
personally pulled a Navy photog-
rapher from the speakers stand
when he insisted on getting in
the way"
Inspector Raspberry read a let
ter from Vern Haugland of the
Associated Press, praising the CO.
operation and planning of the
park police.
Evening star., 1951-04-26
Lawmaker Says Red JETS Use British-Nade Engines

lcraft shot down in Korea have
been recovered by United Nations
forces"
Later the Air Force came up
with another statement which
said:
"The Air Force is not releasing
at this time any detailed informa-
ton which it may have concerning
the MIG-15 or its engine. It may
be said, however. that the per-
Iformance Of the MIG-15 is such as
to make it certain that it has a
very good engine, one which is
equivalent in performance to the
best of American engines in pro-
duction."
Evening star., 1951-04-26
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Evening star., 1951-04-26
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

Representative Brown, Republi-
can, of Ohio said yesterday enemy
MIG planes shot down in Korea
have been powered by Jet engines
made in Great Britain.
During House Rules Commit
tee hearing on bill to provide
food aid for India, Mr.. Brown said
he was informed by q man on
Gen. MacArthur's staff that every
enemy MIG plane shot down and
examined was found to have Brit
ish-made jet engines. He did not
further identify the source Of his
information.
The Air Force commented, "As
far as is known no MIG-15 air
Evening star., 1951-04-26

Church Women of the National
Council of Churches and a men,
ber of the national executive
board Of the Women's Auxiliary
of the Episcopal Church.
She is also a member of the
Board of Public Welfare here and
chairman of the Health Section
Of United Community Services in
the District.
Mrs. Wedels address will close
the four-day conference. She will
speak on the place Of the volun-
teer in the world today.
Evening star., 1951-04-26

n u al confer
ence Of the
Association of
Junior Leagues
of A m e ic a,
Inc, May IL
In II o u S t o n,
Texas.
Mrs. Wedel,
a well known
v O 1un t e e r
c h urch and
civic leader, is
a member Of
the board of
the Depart t.
ment of United
Evening star., 1951-04-26
Rioters Rip Franco Flag, Fly Banner Of Republic

to mark their support of strikers
in SPANS Basque Province.
After the meeting, demonstra-
tors marched to the Vice Consul
ate carrying a Republican flag.
One of them climbed the front Of
the building. tore down the Ma
tionalist emblem and put up the
republics red, yellow and purple.
The few policemen guarding the
building were unable to stop him
A company of militarized police
was sent to clear the demonstra-
tion.
Evening star., 1951-04-26
By the Associated Press

TARBES. France, April 26.-The
Spanish Nationalist flag flew over
Spain's Vice Consulate again to-
day. after a small number of riot
ers had replaced it with the ban
ner of the old republic.
The incident followed a meeting
called by the pro-Communist Gen.
eral Federation of Labor yester-
day About 500 persons attended
Evening star., 1951-04-26

SPRING TOPPERS
Reg, 7.95, Sizes to 6. IF ST. Only -------4.88
Reg. 1925. Sizes 3 to Ok (AI Stores) GAR
Reg. 1926. Sizes to TO- (AII Stores) --10.RR
Evening star., 1951-04-26
GIRLS WEAR
SPRING COATS .
All Sales Final. Quantities Limited.
No Mail or Phone Orders.

Judy KENT" SUITS tAlI Stores)
Navy and white royon check BoIero 40
6x. Reg. 5.98.
Evening star., 1951-04-26
zoning Board Blocks
|8-Story Apartment

The Board of Zonlng Adjust
ment yesterday denied without
prejudice a proposal for construc-
tion of an eight-story apartment
building on the east side of Con-
necticut avenue between Albemarle
and Brandywine streets NV.
It was indicated the board would
be receptive to a new proposal for
the construction, involving a diff
ferent layout of the building.
Two plans already submitted
failed to meet the approval Of the
board.
The project came before the
board on appeal by owner Morris
Kanfer for an exception to the
height and single-family use re-
Istriction on part of the site. Mr..
Kanfer said he intended to re-
submit the proposal.
Evening star., 1951-04-26
Canon S Wife 10 Address
Junior League Conference

Mrs. Theodore o. Wedel. wife
of the canon of the Washington
Cathedral. will address the 500
delegates and visitors to the an
Evening star., 1951-04-26

Accept an invitation from Mrs. Alan
Ladd. Compare BLUE BONNET Mar
garine with any spread at any price.
Like the movie stars wife, you'll love
the delicate, ,sunny-sweet flavor Of this
Inequality all segetable margarine.
You'll appreciate BLUE BoNNET's
nutrition. No other spread for bread
is richer in Vitamin A the year
around! And you'll welcome its real
economy! So buy BLUE BONNET and
get "all 3"-Flavorl Nutrition!
Econom-e-e!
Evening star., 1951-04-26
Cars in Good Condition

CHICAGO.-Almost all of the
motor vehicles involved in 1850
traffic accidents were reported to
be in good condition.
Evening star., 1951-04-26
Norway Furnishes Fish Oil

OSLO.-A million and q half
gallons of cod liver oil are sup
piled by Norwegian fishing dur
ing each year,
Evening star., 1951-04-26
Best Fishing Grounds

The three principal fishing
grounds in the world are said to
be off Europe's coasts. Northeast
ern North America and North
eastern Asia.
Evening star., 1951-08-19

DELIEvE it or not. the light-footed charac-
ID tiers on this page are actually hard
working businessmen. They're big-league
umpires, and it's only by accident they picked
up the dance routines shown here.
In addition to the agility of ballet dancer,
an umpire needs almost perfect eyesight, the
nerve of aAburglar, which he may be called
by irate fans, and the hide of an alligator.
He has to take it" from fans and players
alike Some job - but as one of them once
said, you can't beat the hours" -R&
Evening star., 1951-08-19
INTERNATIONAL PHOTOS

TW-S-IS-51
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-20

Mr.. and Mrs. ID. L. Ballengee
and family, Mrs. William Francis
and her house guest, Mrs. Fannie
Stewart Orr of Los Angeles. Calf.
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
5. Ballengee of Dayton Sunday.
Nancy and Jean Nelson, daugh-
ters of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren c.
Nelson of Lebanon are guests of
their grandmother, Mrs. II. 7.
Nelson, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence McGaf-
fiery of Roseville, Ore, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. d. Sims and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Glenn and son Robert, of
Dayton were recent guests of Miss
Anna McMahan and Phil McMa-
han.
Mrs. ]. ]. Moore of Springfield
has been the houseguest of Mrs.
Austin Wildman for several days.
On Saturday Mrs. Wildman enter
tanned with a luncheon for h G
pleasure of Mrs. Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lantz and
daughter, Patti, of Athens, spent
the weekend here and attended
the funeral services of Miss Anna
O'Brien held in St. Raphael
Church in Springfield on Monday
morning. Mrs. Floyd Baker and
Mrs. ]. ID. Pierce accompanied Mr.
and Mrs. Lantz when they return
ed to Athens and will be I h e ii
guests for a few days.
Mrs. Frank Hartford of Spring.
field was the weekend guest oil
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Allen Mattin.
son.
Mrs. T. v. Hennesey returned
to her home in New York Cit
Wednesday after a several week:
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
]. c. Scarf.
Mrs. III. j. Raine entertained
with dessert bridge in her home
on Tuesday evening honoring hel
house guests Mrs. L. II. Rosseal
of Lebanon, Tenn.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-20
5. CHARLESTON

Rev. and Mrs. Edwin Kehr and
daughter. Marilyn of Scarsdale. n.
Z have been the guests of Mrs.
Lehr's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles d. Sprague.
mir. and Mrs. Charles sharp
and daughter Betty Ann spent the
weekend in Cleveland and at
tended the Cleveland Indians-New
York Yankee baseball game.
Mrs. Charles Kissell and Mis- s
Lucille Kissell have returne d
home from Winnetka, Ills, where
they were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Bayless.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. E. Roberts
and Mrs. II. II. Nelson were in
Columbus Wednesday attending
the annual agency party given
by the Mayflower Insurance Co.,
with luncheon at the ID sh c r
Wallick Hotel, followed by an
afternoon program and a buffet
supper at Darby-Dan Farm.
Mrs. Floyd Shoemaker was as
sisted by Mrs. Robert Pitstick
when she entertained the Catholic
ladies of Columbia for their an
nual pot luck dinner, in her home
on Wednesday evening.
Frank Slattery, Miss Mary Slat-
terry and Mrs. c. NJ. Drake called
on Mrs. Anna Dineen, who is a
patient in Mercy Hospital, Spring
field, Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Hodge and
children, Joan Lu and Jerry
and Miss Vava Morningstar e f I
Sunday for a weeks vacation in
Michigan.
Harry Smith attended the Shrine
convention held in New York city,
several days last week.
Janet and Shirley Skidmore
spent last week in Cincinnati the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. L.
Young.
Mrs. Ed Reeder of Cincinnati
was a recent guest at the h o m e
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Michel
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Karath enter
tanned the members and their hus-
bands of the Good Earth Garden
Club for the Clubs annual picnic
IN their home on Sunday evening
Mrs. j. p. Parker spent tn c
weekend in Akron, Ohio, the
guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs
@. B. Parker.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-20

The disease IS caused Il8 a
tiny germ which attacks the in-
testinal tract. Affected animals
develop scours and gradually lose
weight for several months. T
coat may become rough. MILK
production slows up and eventual
~ may stop. The infected animal
may continue to lose weight un-
til it becomes so thin and weak
it dies the bulletin said.
Symptoms are most likely to
show up in animals from tw o
to six years old. Such animals
may have karbored the germ
since calfhood and this long in
cubation period makes the disease
difficult to stamp our once it
shows up in a herd.
Control depends on an accurate
diagnosis, as there is danger of
confusing the disease with tuber-
culosis," say Foundation author
tiles. Clinical tests enable the vet
erinarian to spot the actors
which should then be removed
from the herd and sold for slaugh-
ter. The premises should also be
disinfected and young calves kept
away from contaminated quarters
if this dangerous infection is tc
be prevented from spreading"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-20
NEW CATTLE DISEASE
CAUSING LARGE LOSSES

A battling disease of cattle
which often creeps into a herd
without noticeable symptoms is
now causing losses to farmers in
Al states, the American Founda-
ton for Animal Health reported
here today.
The Foundations report sa d
the condition, known as Johne's
disease, is regarded as one of the
most difficult of all infections to
eradicate from cattle herds. Slow
to develop. it is very hard to de-
tect in its early stages.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-20
! HEAVY PROPOSITION

SINGAPORE --tP-Efforts are
being made by the Singapore Am
ateur Weightlifting Federation to
arrange a Southeast Asia weight
lifting tournament with lift 5
from Burma, the r hilippin es ,
Siam, Indonesia, Malaga and
Singapore participating.
B. l.. Dunsford, president Of the
federation, said Burma first sug-
gested the idea during the recent
Asian Games in New Delhi. sug-
gesting Singapore as the most
suitable place for such contest
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-20

Firemen for the Village or London
be paid said wage as aforesaid
ta-wit:
u. Andrews. Luthsr Davis. Chas.
Mercer. Robert Stewart. Jack Gal
Iagnef. Doug Davis. Tom Slattery.
Robert Turvy. Lewis Delawder,
clinton Newman, Lloyd Whitman,
Anthony Fouf Jr.. Jack Smith, Ralph
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-20
ORDINANCE NO. 987

AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISH
ING A YEARLY w A @ e TO BE
PAID TO ALL MEMBERS OF THE
VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY FOR
THE VILLAGE OF LONDON. MAD
TSON COUNTY. OHIO
Be ii Ordained by the Council
OF the Village OF London, Madison
County, Ohio.
SECTION ]
That e al h of the hereinafter
named volunteer fir-men for h e
Village of London receive an an
nual salary in the amount of n 9
lxI.G0) Dollar per year payable an
nnally from the Village Treasury.
SECTION
That the following named indi-
viduals. members of the volunteer
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-20

nances III conflict with the pro-
visions OF the within ordinances be
and the same hereby are repealed.
SECTION
That this Ordinance ~ declared
70 be necessary for the public well
fare and safety OF the Inhabitants
of the Village Of London and Is
hereby declared to be an emergency
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-20

Matioek. Ike Dulsky. James Cum
minis. Gordon slahl, Robert Eek
slime. Dan Daily Jack Byers, Jr.,
r.. ~ Hileman. Ralph Whiteside.
Robert Lambert. walter Iurvey,
Don Lowe. W. ". Storey. u c <
Clark.
SECTION 3
An orolnances or parts Of ordi-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-20

ordinance to become effective Im-
madiateiy upon its passage.
Passed this 18th day 0f June.
1851
Attest:
EVELYN +. COSL0N
Clerk
L. l.. sPEAsMAKER
Mayor
Evening star., 1951-11-09
Commons Query Due
On Jane Russell Baby
BY the Assecioted Press

LONDON, Nov. "a member
of parliament demanded an Off
cial inquiry today into the re-
moval of a London baby from this
country by Hollywood's Jane Rus
sell.
I'VE don't want to export babies
to Hollywood or anywhere else" ,"
Laborite Marcus Upton told news
men.
He said he will bring the mat
ter up in the House of Commons
next Thursday as a formal ques-
ton to Sir David Maxwell Fyfe
the Home Secretary.
The baby is Thomas Kavanagh
15-month-old son of a poor family
in London's working class district
Of Lambeth. His father, Michael
is a carpenter and Thomas is one
OF three children. The Kavanagh.
live IN a three-room fiat which
rents at II shillings, or $1.54 6
week.
Mrs. Kavanagh says she in.
trusted the baby to Miss Russell
for a three-month visit to Amer.
= lea because I thought he woulc
have a better chance there"
Miss Russell has said she die
not expect to adopt the child
English law prohibits the adoptior
of children of this country's citi-
sens by nationals of other coun.
tries.
Evening star., 1951-11-09
Half of ChiIdIess Husbands
On Draft List Become Fathers

are pregnant. or if they submit
birth certificates.
Not all the birth certificates re-
ceived, Mr.. Norton stressed, re-
present newly-born dependents
In some instances, he said, they
show laxity on the part of fathers
in reporting parenthood to draft
boards. Until the new draft law
passed, it didn't make much diff
ference, since marriage was suf-
ficient for a dependency defer
ment.
Congress main purpose in
wiping out deferment for child
less husbands was to make more
men between the ages of 1872 and
26 liable for induction, In order
to fill the increased draft calls ex-
pected next year.
But. if the experience of Dis
trict draft boards stands up as a
criterion, the draft take" of child
less husbands will be a small one
After passage Of the draft law
last June 29. an officials check
(See DRAFT, Page A-5.)
Evening star., 1951-11-09
Featured Reading
Inside Todoy's Star

GRACIOUS. THIS OLD RAG
Adrian. Ahe designer. feels thot clothes
ore like jewels, ond should be collected
tor weor yeor otter year. Eleni gives
Adrion's supporting views in onother Of
her reports on West coost fashions on
pose b.. Irene's designs ore discussed
olso.
BLOW THE MAN DoWN-The
women. men. hove invaded onother
field. They're using more thon their
intuition to help forecast the weather
in the Air Force. How the WAEs ore
becoming weather specialists i. told on
pose B-l.
LIFE IN THE DEATH HoUsE-oscor
Coliozo. who killed White House
policemen yeor oeo in on ottempt on
the lite Of President Trumon, volts in
the death house. His tostes in reod-
ing end other phoses Of his stay ore
described on pose As.
Evening star., 1951-11-09
16 Hurt in Disorders
AT Buenos Aires Rally
By the Associoted Pres.

BUENOS AIRES. Argentine
Nov. Six persons we're wound
ed by gunfire and about 10 more
were injured last night when
shooting broke out at a huge or
position Radical Party rally in
Buenos Aires.
The rally was attended by an
estimated 10000 persons.
Ricardo Balbin and Arturo
Frondizi. Radical candidates for
the presidency and vice presi-
dency in Sundays election, were
among the speakers. Neither was
hurt.
Police repeatedly made about 20
arrests.
The fact that Gen. Arturo Raw
son, a former President of Ar
gentina, is being held in a peni-
tentiary was disclosed yesterday
when a habeas corpus action for
his release was rejected. It also
was disclosed that Guillermo
Gainza Paz, cousin of DR.. Al
berto Gainza PaZ, former pub
Usher of La Prensa. has been
under arrest since the abortive
revolt of September % against
the regime Of President Juan
Peron.
Evening star., 1951-11-09
Fewer Divisions,
Cut in Spending
Seen for Europe
By Edword E. Bomor
A.socioied Press Sioff Writer

Administration officials said to-
day the North Atlantic Treaty Or
ganization most likely will be called
on to scale down its Western
European defense plan along lines
recommended here this week by
Gen. Eisenhower.
Because Of the financial diff
culties of Britain and other Allies,
these officials said, it is almost
certain that a 12-nation Wise
Men" group will propose the down.
ward revision during the NATO
council meeting opening Novem-
her "a at Rome.
The committee, headed by Am
tSee NATO. Page A-4)