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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-24

Near Statler Hotel
1922 10th Street-Zoned Residential
Completely Remodeied-Vacant
Ideal for doctor. organization requir-
ing storage space or residence. Row
ment; gas heat; oversize hot-wateI
storage tank: basement has finished
room In front with 2 unfinished
rooms and bath In rear; first floor,
3 rooms and layatory; second floor
rooms q Of which has new ki nassa
and bath; third floor, 2 rooms and
bath, Price. $50. 800. which in
cludes about 12-car garage, rented
at S125 per month. on .95'. oeep
lot. separated from house BY. double
tween $4,000 and $4,000.
FRANK M. DOYLE. Realtor. Exclusive
Agent. District 1865 or, Woodley
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SOUTHERN MARY1,AND

SOUTHERN MARYLAND
PATUxENT RIVER. ST. MARYS CO.
559 9o miles Washington. productive
cultivation; peninsula on river and
beautiful creek; IL miles water.
SSweiiing; 10 spacious rooms. 5
fences fences s S9mpisse v nI9Sdsr1 conysn,
Iarm houses with bath and cleo.
tricity; excellent farm huildinrs
orchard. good fencing; farmers
swhitel will remain: $4,000. shown
POTOMAC RIVER HOME. 14-.cr.
farm estate; 25 miles White House"
Gorgeous view, sandy beach. Lodge
typs 2-story seasoned oak log
qqweling, completely insulated. knott
Width 1 fac, psn eigsr interior. 75-ft.
~; dining room. 24xlS; 2 large IRE.
places, spacious bedrooms, 24xS0
ana iSxIS, tiled baths: End floor
Sitche Iory I.v. 4a Os bath; modern
gal tank. .Artesian we'll b.cep
garage; outbuildings; iandscaped
lay ssTn 1;o fine trees. orchard. fertile sol.
POTOMAC RIVER. cHRR stInEsMen Go X
20 miles Washington; Ifs9-scrs ~
pas DaS fsb, farm: 1900 IT. sandy beach;
s streams st9 9ss,, raising: springs and
OVERLOOKING BREToN BAY. 81
Nays County; magnificent view;
SPACIOUS rooms. large firepiaces. x
on,tns, many closets; full basement:
OIL burner; air-coAditioned heal:
SSpmpiete modern conyeniences; 42Os
poToMAec! A kfvE affse NTqGt c s2S 5S9
~ rooms, BATH electricity, Duo
d mneTm heat: excellent sand beach:
sommunissg; s ssEsS sPP ports: desirable
WICOMICO RIVER. ST. Marv,s ~
opposite Rock Point; Ia aerss.
pWooaed: no buildings: $4,000.
rI2 ZIP RIVER. near Marshall
no buildin asses ss sieaFsd; sand beach;
ST; GEORGES CREEK-Dwellins; IA
ICONS tneeds repair; 21a acres:
beautiful location; excellent deer
;S nG fishing. grabbing, OYSTER
Ing S acres. 81 eia s,oo $4,000; adioin-
ST. CLEMENTS sHoiREs-cottase; 4
ICONS, path; oil heater, electricity.
community water supply; shade
c HAS, 1EsSTn s,6 fTqis; 81. $50.
6acco; 20 acres, o cultivated; &
s 81 na6 cottage, garage. poultry house;
WATERFRONT HoMEs1rEs in de.
2iaIa aise communities. Request map.
LEONARD SNYDER. La PLATA, MD
s6S;ACRE DAIRY FARM, near pooles.
yine; 37-cow dairy barn, large dry
S Sap dI So,rm. house, bath and furnace;
168-acre stock or dairy farm, in Fred.
erlck Co.; 7-rm. house, bank barn.
Io-cow stanchion; Baltimore market.
Double courthouse; water, cleo; /
mile o. dirt road: $4,000.
Representing Ralph w. Boyer, Fred.
erick. Md.
5 ACRES. with beautiful view
4 very fine home with 2 bedrooms.
living room (freplacel, dining room,
Kitchen and bath on first floor. end
noor finished. Cellar under whole
aod ha with hot,air furnace, shower
2 acres on. South River-looks
straight up the wide river. A new,
modern brick home with bedrooms,
baths and maids room and
Screened Soss6 81 5arfs heat eye das so
yenienee. You could not help liking
A large frontage on the bay at
Cedarhurst. Year-around home with
heater and every convenience. This
house is near Shady Side-signs to
Cedarhurst, and Is open on sunday
for your inspection. Ask for Mr..
1 5osEP2 s. hh 3as REALToR.
215 Main ST.. Annapolis, Md.
Phone 1854.
CONTINUED on Next Pase)
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ATT,ENTION

Several small, weli-iocated NV. apt.
bldgs. Exceptional inanc.. showing
excel. returns. WALTER 3. CAM
TRELL Realtof. 1887 Conn. ave-,
WO 060S after i pm.
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Takona Park-3-Unit Apt.
Cedar shingles. Live in germ. apt.
collect 500 q mo. from other. 2.
Pvt. baths and entrances. Built-in
garage. Mt. Wash. Sanitarium.
$4,000 cash; $l3.500. terms.
REALTY INVESTM!ENT CO. ING.
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1000 R. I. Ave. NE.
Outstanding corner location for store
area. r. O. DUNE. no. 07OO.
COLORED-vACANT. AZ n ST. NE.
ness; low rent. L1SS. ME. 666S.
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End COMM, So 800
Near LIST and M SITS. NV.
WOODWARD 81 NORRIS
1913 20th st. NV. RE. $685.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

FOR SALE-Country Property, close
to Thurmont. Nd, 16 miles north of
Frederick, along State highway o. g..
Route No. Is. 2 acres of land. sub
stantial brick dwelling with rooms.
2 baths, fireplace. furnace and ex-
cellent water supply; splendid view
of mountains; offered at attractive
price with immediate poss. CALVIN
y 9. LoHR. Thurmont. Md. Phone
B.S5 ACRES located on Maryland
ably priced. SOUTHEAST REALTY
) co. 1911 Penna. ave. Sc. Ii.
121s ACRES. v mi. from Govt. plant
industry station. Beltsville. Nd;
$1,000; terms. TO. 5051.
VIRGINIA MOUNTAIN LODGE
Attractive old well preserved noun
tain home with exceptional long
range view or small terraced and
HANDICAPPED acreage. Completely and
attractively furnished. IN baths
and modern equipped kitchen. For
rent or sale. Call Gil. 0454.
JOHN ALLEN JOHNSTON
I.eaSh1IrQ G29 and a2
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PROPERTY FOR RENT

yA.--2-story brick
warehouse type bldg. in End comm.
zone In the center of city; about
$4,000 50. it,; six attractive Offices;
s men and women toilets; steam
heating system tstoker); large LIST
floor area on cor. suitable for re-
tail or display purposes; balance
space excellent for storage. garage,
light mgr. or service; ramp to End
al, Consult Mr.. Taylor, SHANNON
q LUCHS CO., Realtors. 1905 II
st. NV. MA. 2345. IA
BETHESDA. 1856 cordell ave-. mr..
Wisconsin-7 rms, Ice. parking lot;
rent. $3.50. WI. 1898.
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RESTAURANT, food. beer. wine.
Reas.. well-estab. business. Whisky
license obtainable. Apt. weekdays
only. No brokers. Phone TX. 1881.
PIGEON HOUSE at intersection Of
hwys. 301 and so. with good front
age on both roads; 8 acres Of
ground. Priced to sell at once. M.
C. GIBSON. DU. 4271. Rs
CONGRESS HEIGHTs-Improved val.
cor. prop, fronting $50 u. on HALEY
pl.. 1856 It. on 1st st. SIS. 900. sun.
10 am. to 6 pm.
DRY-CLEANING PLACE; well estab-
lished, fine business reputation; on
Lee hwy; includes unusually nne
for S27. 000; reasonable cash. MISS
KING. KE. 3-b164.
DENTAL 0FFICES-upshur. st. NV:
D DTiss f s a MGSsrn Sale excel eSns
Realty i9 Co. 81. s siss. De. $40
list COMMERCIAL GROUND. Ken
alley in rear; may be used for stores,
apts.. of1ices. etc. ST. 0450; eyes,,
TU. 1881.
COMMERCIAL LOTS choice FOX
80 lots, located on Viers Mil I'd. In
wheaton triangle. priced most reas.
x. 8. PRICE q CO., 1901 Ga. ave..
10. 5-123l. 10. 5-0315.
18th ST, NEAR COLUMBIA RD.. in
the heart of good business block.
Now bringing good income as apt.
house. New LIST trust OF $4,000.
Price, $26,500. JAMES c. TIPTON,
WO. 321l. Ewes, OR. 1907.
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BRICK 4-FAMIIY

BRICK 4-FAMILY
Substantially built brick bldg, approx
10 years old, in excel. cond.; solid
renter, dependable income; close to
Government bldgs.; tenants can
walk to work: pest Southeast loca-
ton; all apis. have large twin-bed-
size bedrms., nv. rm., dinette. fully
equipped Kit. and bath; sri Sad S21.-
details, call Mr.. McGinnis. TU,
FREDERICK W. BERENs SALES, INC
1EOn r a. NUr 0A
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

PRIVATE INVESTOR seeking to pur-
chase 25 to 90 unit apartment
house. viii pay. cash above existing
financing. Prefers to deal with
principals only. Write to r. o. Box
Psi. wUashington 2; q 25
with his once Clients wsitinE to
pay top dollar prices for clean units.
Call Mr.. Dixon, Of JAMES L..
DIXON q CO.. ST. 1900. --25
NEEDED COMMERCIAL
type properties; large or small.
Highly reputable clients waiting.
Call Mr.. Knapp, NE. 1143. j. IVES
LEY BUCHANAN ReAltnr
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18th ST. NV.

M. Park ord. Brick semidetached
store and ofhces. Top location. win
A. D. MINCHELLA
l025 Vermont Ave. DI. 1920
INVESTORS BULLETIN
"a UNITS
Located Just over the District line
In Chevy Chase, Md.-10-yr-old
garden-type apt. BLDG annual inc.
SIS. 40; each apt; has bedrm.,
All units have cross ventilation. A
beaut. bldg. and beaut. invest.
20 UNITS-BRIGHTWOOD
Low income $4,000 a year. Par
TALLY $4,000 in cash and balance
in trust. viii show excellent
return for property in this supreme
location. With great potentiality
for increased Il ,n SITS
property located in ex-
ceptionally good Sc. area. Approx
mately $4,000 year income with
excellent financing makes this
very good investment on today's
8 UNITs-BUrLT 1850
unit; approximately ST.. cash
REQUIRED; annual income approx
4 UNIT APT.
$4,000 cash. bal. one trust. shows
better than 23es return on invest
ment. detached brick bldg. with side
porches:. property in. excel. cond.
The best buy In Washington for q
ALL ALL OUR OFFICE DAILY FROM
3 am. to 9 pm. regarding any of
the above or ask us about many of
our other fine investment prop
erty 1istings.
5ERENTER & CO., TIA. 1880
OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY II TO PM.
30-UNIT APT.-N.W.
This handsome modern Diet. brick
bldg. is in fine NV. location and in
excel. condition. It Is one OF those
very low-rent properties tenants
pay own gas. elec.) which will re-
ceive q substantial increase in the
income under new rsnt-control law.
si4. ooo5. Only $4,000 cash
needed and priced under 100000
for prompt sale.
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 K st. NV, Realtors. Elk. 1911
4-FAMILY APARTMENT
This fine brick bldg. in perfect con-
dition Is only few yrs. old and
located in Alexandria overlooking
the river. All apis. are well
equipped and spacious. and building
has laundry and storage facilities
for tenants Income over $4,000
yearly. Well financed. Priced at
only 500. $50 for prompt sale.
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
I42O X st. NV. Realtors. Elk. 1911
lief NnMNfEprTAT.
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WAREHOUSE FOR SALE

WAREHOUSE story, 1900 50. It.
on 4.O00-sq. 1T. lot: rr. siding, truck
dock. toilet; ideal for distributor,
bldg. contr.. small mfgr. or add.
facility for lge, firm; biz. Hyatts-
LIGHTBOWN. WA. 1928.
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WAREHOUSE FOR RENT

$500 so. FIT, 20-ft. ceiling. loading
Capitol st. bridge, zoned Industrial;
Silver Spring., 500 50. IT.. 2 street
frontages, 20-ft. ceiling, 1000 It.
parking. For additional informa-
ton. call MICHAEL WALSH a. SONS.
12l1 Eye st. NV. RE. $3.50. 30
.-STORY BLDG, entrance on alley:
rear 629 G st. s.e.; SIS mo. LISS
REALTY CO.. INC. ME. 666S. --25
story. 1,5O0 so. it,,
r.r. siding. Truck dock. Toilet. Ideal
for distributor. or add. facility for
station. S135 mo. E. N. LIGHT
$3.50 50. it.. on r.r.
s year. 81. Sss5. nsv to 0iss weefdsss
VIC. 18th AND G SITS. N.w.-Four-
story elevator bldg, total IL, 900 50.
#: $3.50 mo- MA. 574o. IA
BUILDING. 1Sx87; 2 floors; central
location. THOMAS P BROWN, 615
4th st. s.w., Ma. 1919. -25
1900 SO. FIT. with r.r. side. to be
erected for responsible tenant; build
ing permit has been granted For
plans and detailed information cali
Mr.. Knapp. NE. 1143. ]. WESLEY
BUCHANAN, Realtor.
1000 So. It. storage, garage, ETC..
loading doors, both floors. Extra
wide rear. Easy access TU. 394S,
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18th ST, Mr.. PARK RID.
Excel. location in 14th st. shop. dis
rms. on 2nd A.; good proposition
for party who wishes to Combine
bus. with living quarters. For info.
and inspec. call PLANT g. GORDON,
INC, 1874 Park I'd. NV. CO. OS37.
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s6S;ACRE DAIRY FARM. near pooles.
vile; 37-cow dairy barn, large dry
eearn 6srm. house, bath and furnace;
l6S-acre stock or dairy farm, In Fred.
erick Co.; 7-rm. house, bank barn.
I6-cow stanchion; Baltimore marker
Douole cornhouse; water, cleo; /
mile OF dirt road; $4,000.
CaH CARL FISHER, Poolesville 1881
hepresenting Ralph w. Boyer, Fred.
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OFFERS CONSIDERED
On beautiful level lot, with healthy
vegetable garden. We have this sea-
soned brick home. with 5 good
rooms. tiled bath and full bsmt,;
many. features incl. lge. Az loan;
low. down payment; only Is block
70 bus; approx. Is min. to down.
town; priced at S14.950. Want more
FOL. your money? Cali us anyway.
Arlington Realty Co.
2212 Wilson Blvd, Arl., Va. ow $500
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VERY LARGE HOUSE. zoned c. nr.
Kanns and Hechts Of Arlington:
ideal location for professional men
or any other type business. Call
Louis r. Simpson & Son, Inc.
1900 Wilson blvd. CHI. T777 24s
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GEORGETOWN

.--s.--.-- -
ATTENTION, DOCTORS
Colesville rd.-5 rms. pvt. bath and
entrance; made just for doctors
office. Call MRS. HEFLIN. 81.
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CORNER OFFICE. FLOOR LEVEL
AR conditioned, nicely furn. or un-
furn;: use Of all facilities. Cali Mr.,
GREEN. MA, 6540, 1014 K st. NV.
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929 H ST. NV.
LIST q. store 21x75. approx. 1900
g.. IT,. heat and utii. furnished;
S25O mo-: additional space avail
WOODWARD & NORRIS. REALTORS
1913 10th st, NV. RE RhS5
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DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR
This new home is the best In North.
ern Va. Spacious 3-bedrm. Cane
Cod now being completed in the
exclusive Hillwood area: giant bed
rms. separate din. rm.. 2 full baths.
breezeway to garage. Modestly
priced at S24.950. Substantial cash
required
LURIA BROS.
OPEN TILL 8
$500 WILSON BLVD. Ow. $500
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* ST. NEAR MEDICAL, CENTER En-
tire 2-story bldg. with English base
ment containing approx. 1,400 So.
IT.; suitable offices, prof. use, etc.
Reasonable rental. Poss, In 80 DAYS
Consult SHANNON & LUCHS Co,
Realtors, 1908 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
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15-UNIT APT. BLDG, at less than 4
times rental. Call Mr.. Chaiken, OW
$500; ewes. and sun. XII. 8-9SSI
ARLINGTON REALTY, CO.
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acres. Distinctive home. Bank barn
trade in unusual home near Beth.
esda, Chevy Chase or Bradley blvd
Gaithersburg 594-W-1.
FOR SALE BY OWNERS g.: new
brick home, 8 rms; Iva baths. bsmt.
gar. oil heat; stream, barn. fenced
chicken house and garden; mi
Naval Ordnance. Directions: Oui
N. H. past N. o.. right on Columbif
I'd. past Falkland. left on Briggi
CLANCY. End brick house. S24. $50
Owner consider LIST mortgage II
lo. 8. f POULTRY FARM and mod
ern home with city conveniences. al
new modern outbuildings. located
W, of Mt. Airy. Phone 166-J-2 aftel
$50 p On, $40 MO. buys good 4o-acr,
rundown farm; old S-rm. mansion
liyable. but needs repairs: Just Of
State road. 2h miles from o.. g
ESQ; slsc.; spring stream LIS, srits az
$50. WILLIAM A. COOKE. Louisa
Va Phone 81.
STOCK FARM in Dawson.
house, large barn. silo. tool shed
etc, In good shape, except houss
needs some fixing: water in al
fields; good fencing: on. hard road
about 1I5 mi. to activities; $37, 600
can finance. e. X. RUBLE, Pooles-
vile 21s4, with Ripley q Romer
ls aeai ASCREs. FAIRFAX county; hard
road. partially completed house
outbidgs., fully fenced; l0% down,
balance go. Box 40e-D. star.
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INDUSTRIAL pRoPERTY-RENT
contiuued)
OFFICES o STUDIOS FOR RENT

d End commercial
q for sale or lease
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25 ACRES, rich open pasture land
with old 6-rm. house to be redeco-
rated. located on paved road neal
Call today, Mrs. Smith, IA. 1888.
LEATH & ASHLEY. INC.
COLORED-BRANDYWINE, MD, IS
mi. d. C.-23 acres extremely rich
land; Is acres in crops; 5-rm. bun-
salov; cleo, phone; tobacco barn.
stable, poultry houses, ETC.; $9,00Ot
tArmS IL 3-22nR -
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HARRY !: PRIEDMANNRE' 1895
GOOD LOCATIONS
q RIGGS g. AGER RID. SHOPPING
CENTER, ONLY STORE LEFT;
20x60: LARGE PARKING AREA.
t2l NEW STORE. 30xS0. SHOPPING
CENTER; HIGH INCOME; COL
Cd H ST. Me-. HEAVY PEDESTRIAN
TRAFFIC: ATTRACTIVE NEW
STORE, 20x75.
WEINBERG g. BUSH, INC.
1907 H st. NV. Realtors. Ma. $500.
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!. 500 BLOCK 18th ST. NV
small store arranged into Q
rms, suitable professional or bust
ness use, heat furn., Ss5 mo. Immed.
occupancy.
JAMES CARR, REALToR, Du. $3.50
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Fl. DAVIS SHOPPING CENTER
Of the nveliest spots in town stors
1876. available immediately. Rea-
sonable rental. WAGiAMAN-BRAW
NER, ME. 1850.
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!. 1900 BLOCK I3th ST. NV.
Attract. small store, suitable any
1mmed. occupancy,
JAMES CARR. REALToR, DU. $3.50
Evening star., 1951-09-09
.Indonesia Negotiafes
For Japan Trade Paci
BY the Associated Pres.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. g.
Indonesia may be one of the first
nations to sign a trade treaty with
Japan.
Ahmad Soebardjo, Indonesian
minister of foreign affairs, told a
press conference today ne is work.
ing already to negotiate a bilateral
pact with the former enemy. He
indicated special interest in a fish
cries agreement.
Mr. Soebardjo said he was salts
fed with japanese Premier Shi-
geru Yoshida' S replies to his reSer-
'vations on reparations terms OF
the peace treaty.
In a speech to the peace confer
ence yesterday, the Indonesian
delegate asked Mr.. Yoshida wheth-
er Japan was prepared to supply
transportation for the raw ma
terialS which Japan will be obliged,
under the treaty, to turn into
manufactured goods. He said In
donesia also wanted japanese
technicians to help develop its
embryo industry and the right to
send Indonesians to Japan for
training.
Mr.. Yoshida, in his address last
night. answered yes" to all of
the questions.
Evening star., 1951-09-09
Western Union Carries
$4,000 Words on Treat,
BY the Assoeiated Press

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. "a
lot of words-approximately $780,
000-were sent over Western Un-
ion wires by reporters covering
the Japanese peace treaty confer
ence.
More than twice as many. how.
ever, went out over the wires dur.
ing the same number of days O.
the 1945 United Nations confer.
ence in San Francisco, Western
Union said.
The totals did not include the
flood of press copv handled bv tbs
leased wires of the news services
The conference boosted Sar
Francisco'S long distance tele-
phone traffic to a record $4,000 9
day, on the average, and the loca
Yellow Cab Co. said it's bushes;
increased by 19 per cent.
Evening star., 1951-09-09
One Change Of Ministers
Made in Jordan Cabinet
BY the Assoeio,ed Pres.

AMMAN, Jordan, Sept. 3D.
Prime. Minister Tewfik Pasha Alb
Edul Huda headed up 4 new Jordan
cabinet today. It was composed
Of the same men as the one tha
resigned yesterday, with one ex,
ception.
The new minister is Abdul Ha.
linn Nimeri who will head thu
Department of Finance.
The old cabinet resigned merely
as a formality on the ascension
to the throne Of King Talal 1.
A committee of deputies today
answered King Talal's speech
from the throne in an address
that thanked the kings youngel
brother. Prince Naif, for actinl
as regent in the interim between
the assassination of King Abdul.
lah on July 20 and the enthrone
ment OF Talal Thursday.
Evening star., 1951-09-09
Major Red Violation
OF Neutrality Zone
Reported by Allies
By the Assoeioied Press

TOKYO, Sunday, Sept. 9.-The
Allies reported major Chinese
Communist violation of the Kae-
song neutral zone yesterday as Red
radios limited that a change in site
for the Korean truce talks might
be acceptable.
A source considered highly re-
liable informed the United Nations
command that major elements of
a Chinese division remained in
KaeSong after the Communists
agreed July Is to make the city
a neutral zone.
At the same time, the Allies
heard reports that the Reds now
have force of tanks in the Kae-
song area.
The presence of any armed
forces in Kaesong constitutes a
violation of the neutral zone. Gen.
Matthew B. Ridgway, Supreme
Allied Commander, suspended the
truce meetings two days after they
started and demanded that the
Reds remove armed guards from
the city. After a three-day delay,
the Reds agreed to do this and
promised that only small force
of military police" would be kept
in the flve-mile neutral zone.
Red Answer Awaited.
The talks were suspended by the
Reds August % after charging
that an Allied plane bombed Kae-
song. Since then, a stream of
charges of alleged Allied violations
of the zone has come from the
Communists.
The Allies are now awaiting a
Red reply to Gen. Ridgway's
newest proposal that the talks re-
sumo in a location where there
will be no Interruptions.
At least part of the Red soldiers
in Kaesong we're reported to be
dressed in civilian clothes. They
watched United Nations delegates
and correspondents move. in and
out OF the city daily while the ne
gotiations were on.
Correspondents recalled that
rows of farmers used to line the
road to Kaesong as their truck
passed. The onlookers stood at
parade attention.
1t was common also to see the
faces of men peering out of the
windows of thatched huts along
the way.
Some reports have credited the
Reds with so to 100 tanks in the
area, mostly tie old Russian T-34
model, but including later Stain"
types.
Proposal Maybe Considered.
There were a few hints in Com
munist broadcasts that the Reds
might be considering Gen. Ridg-
ways proposal for starting the
truce talks again somewhere else.
The Red China radio at Peiping
quoted a Communist correspond
ent as saying There is nothing
Evening star., 1951-09-09
Soviet Made No Proposal
On Treaty, Dulles Reports
By the Associcted Press

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 81
John Foster Dulles said today
Russis, which refused to sign the
Japanese peace treaty, made no
private proposals to him on q
possible compromise.
Dulles, who represented the
United States in drafting the
treaty, said in a mutual network
radio interview that he spoke pri-
vately with Chief Soviet Delegate
.Andrei Gromyko only a few mo-
.ments during the peace conference
-at formal reception.
IF he (Gromyko) had wanted
to make any private proposals,
he had the opportunity to do so,'
Dulles said. But instead, he added,
I'VE had a very pleasant social
talk"
Dulles agreed with Interviewer
Everett Holes that the Russian
motive in opposing the treaty was
propagandistic.
Evening star., 1951-09-09
Dulles CongratuIafion
Sent 10 Macarthur
BY the Associated Pre-"

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. g.
"A telegram of congratulation was
dispatched to Gen. Macarthur by
John Foster Dulles as the Japa-
nese peace conference came to a
close here today.
Mr.. Dulles message, addressed
to the general at his hotel in
New York, read:
"AS we are about to sign the
Japanese peace treaty, my thought
like the thoughts. of other dele
gates, will turn to you.
You will be present in spirit,
for the signing delegates anH the
witnessing multitudeS all know
that without your great h. :
ship in war and peace, the results
achieved here would not have been
obtainable."
Gen. Macarthur, who was re-
moved by President Truman as
supreme commander of the United
Nations in Japan only last April
10, was not officially invited to
the conference.