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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

JEFFERSON MANOR. l mi. 80. Alex.
-Liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit, 2 bedrms..
bath. full bsmt: lge. yard; conv.
Pentagon. Navy Annex. schools. shop
pins' ira tFansp:; p.-s. sya IN May III ss1o5
MRS. Wi WILSON,. E EN-. 5-efl6. 3
FOUR BEDRMS., 2ia baths; conv.
schools, stores and transp.; reason
LaHNe,LE4 aHsS; r flzRSSe' fPARS AREA-s-bedrm f
per mo He 4-sO96.
SILVER SPRING - 2 bedrms.; near
school and shopping; $50 q month.
TNa Aysil nRpR@s l%RsG III i, 9.os2S; Ssss:r. 1e.-
Rasf9iile fsaSS1i sgsd Md mo o. 81 S5asp Mapl' ays
1905 LONGFELLOW ST.. Hyatts.. Md.
to Nd. d. and MOL 1st d. liv.. rm..
din; Em.,o kit, bedrmsi and bath.
immed. $3.50 mo. M. PAUL HANNAH,
e33 332 17th St; nv Sr NE s-41ooi Ssd- m5
IA baths, din. rn1.. full bsmt.;. l
SILVER sPRINGS3 bedrms., 1h
available sS; ''f9aned immed. THOMPSON &
GRAY. Realtors. JU. $4,000 till 8.
AVAIL. MAY 1st-sa5 s. Harrison
St, Arlington - Two-bedrm. semi
ffs'e Etc., Contains Gssn nHs S6e and a
500. SHANNON & LUCHs CO.,
1905 H st. NV, MA. S-2345. 80
3 BEDROOMS, full basement, I'm.
rec. room, 1904 25th ave. at $110
monthly and zoos 25th ave. at $115
monthly in Adelphi Park; University
Fanfs lsnf at sIt6 ca6RSaNsx TU sa1ss S
daylight bsmt.: S115-S13O mo. -35Os
N. Westmoreland st. JE. 3-1S68.
Ans RI: ssa ssHP Sa.s ss%t
mo. mo PRATT RAFT Il STEVENSON NC"
N. IVA 'ARLTSNiGSTioN-a-bedroom brick,
attrac quiet l6t neighborhSCod Magt1 1iSso II
~ aerial. Owner being transferred.
Sc ifasf ms aErfsRsat SRSak S6N SE 5-as5S -Rass5CSfon7
5sois 0fdIn SEBERT ePufe j. wfIEck III. 5fe' To
ARLINGTON. OIL Old Dominion Dr.
3-bedrm. brick Cape Cod. liv. rm.,
din: rm. and equip: kit. Avail: inn
mediately; .S135. ARLEsDGE BROS;
"a; TAes. 7j444s: JEl s::7S4As. q; 7-4ssS' Sun and
DEMfDEITAGHE1 81 e;bedrm. brick
yard: S4lo southern ave: Sc. Open
r tGr iasPsftiGn; amfS m s1ss slssoS per month Gan
AZ miles from Naval Medical Hos
GEORGE S5i 1% W. ofSSBffoSN oRoBERTsoN. 1850
Wisconsin ave: OIL; 2.2123. p
DUPONT CIRCLE-First commercial:
1SI4 eHnp RViSG XVI S sHo ST.. N.W.CLiv. rm.
din. rm.. kit, pantry. 2 incl. porches
bedrms.. 9 baths. oil heat: in good
SIa' sSle rent. S Phone HfSE.'i 81. s:isds. Teal
ALEXANDRIA. va, 7o7 Devon pl.-
Brick and stone town house. 2 lge
bedrms., liv. rm., din. rm. and kit
Recre. rm. with fireplace; oil heat
ess sIss 'ias sass DSV WEAVER 2 Gan sR9s R{Ss
BRAND-NEw a-bedrm. rambler. Full
bsmt.. A-acre lot. Bus service a
house hoy s,z c1ny c1;Nrxs Se; lSf s sSEos FoE sppt
GLENRf6GE. sasa XII, HTsnS; Gsndcyer r aiilsw -Four,
bedroom, yr.-oid Cape Cod. owner
transferred. Avail. June 10. Lease
S125. AP. 7-6012. 10
ARL.-Bunga.. nv. rm.,. bedrms.
kit. bath. stairs to floored attic
full bsmt., gas heat. lot 50x150
S115. Avail. now. ia. 2-3259: It
CLEAN BRICK RAMBLER bed
rms. basement, lge. lot; S16S pei
mo. Lyon Village. 3-bedrm, stone
and-hrick Cape Cod; GAIT. iv. rm.
FRED J. GEORGE. REALTOR
ia. S-6777. IA. 7-0141
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ROCKVILLE
Three bedrms., fireplace, 16-ft. pic.
ture window. Bendix washer. steel
kit. cabinets, Westinghouse refgr.
Sliding closet doors. u block from
school. 9 blocks from recreation
pancy olympic 9-S304. "A
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
2O5 North Adams st.. Rockville
Compact row brick with bedroome.
9735 5lst ave-, Coilege Parks
bedroom brick rambler with full
basement. gas &C. heat. S100.
s3os Eellsyisw drive. b4,cp Locust -Hms;.7 HiIlsM
with detached garage, S175.
1900 18th st, NV. CO. 6-0222
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

CHOICE 2.BEDRM. UNIT. overlook
ing Sligo Greek Parkway. Approved
purchasers only; early poss.: some
furniture also. JU. 0-9369. "A
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GAS STATIONS bays with an ex-
loc.. Unusual oppor. for small in
usES y1st0ri cAT vi IoT. 7sS1ss Iirsts bldr So GOOD
ton PlTrestwood. RH. 3-ss4l. 1 va
BEAUTY SHOP WANTED. in either
Alexandria or Arlington shopping
centers, Terms, Terms IL II; ;r; 319725: a., A.
tai Investment required. Located
RE- SSs so9qs EoGqs l5ano Set. 'S snd for sps
LGNcR PHi9tRefs ROOM FOR SALE Total
USED CAR LOT for sale. One Of the
most terrific locations. on Florida
ave: ne. For information, call co.
RiGsTafGiRANT RiGasSTTaafGiRANT for sale; good business;
sesF ssss41 license or Il. fsll sasaos: OWNER Il
TAVERN: beer. wine; air-cond.; OPP.
OWNER. No phone calls, loo Up
SS!s4sS sHSr ss If for sssse Esss or 't15
oNTaRfo eTa RID. AND COLUMBIA Rp.
An operating rooming house with
5 light housekeeuing units In It.
Business furniture anu real eStdCc
Ter Terms slySs liks rent. 1NEz cusHARD'
MY " Loss is YOUR GArN-one of
the neatest variety snack bars in
ne. Shelves full; equipment like
new: excel. lease. Must be on Govt.
assignment May 2 Ia d5o LA. 6-971s.
TEN maple bowling alleys and soda
fount. Not 3 yrs. old. Great chance
for right party. EN-. 3-4217. -6
FOR SALE-Well-establ tavern
and restaurant. class C license:
air-conditioned, almost. new equip
ment: beautiful bal, and small. well
appointment to see. cali LU. 4-so4S.
excel. location: ABC
nfs license; oaSa sell cheap; rent S16o'
LUNCH ROOM in Industrial area,
wine and beer, does over $500
daily: low overhead, q real money
maker: DEMATATIs REALTY CO.
1920 N. Y. ave. nv. ST. 3-S561;
rATGSTI :. DESss. psss, ;sss Hn
Neglected by q chain Of amateurs.
To be sacrificed while open to local
couple. METER. ia. 9-5474. %
DUMP TRUCK BUSINESS
Owner drafted. driver available,
About 5000 down. should net at
least S125 wk. GULF STATION.
1851 Bladensburg I'd. ne. Ii.
DEIICATESSEN-GEORGIA AVE.
Bright corner; no fresh meats; ideal
for expansion Terms AUERBACH,
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FURNISHED
BETHESDA. MD.

BETHESDA. MD.
Near Suburban Hospital, detached
corner brick, rooms g bedrooms),
Ia baths, powder room on first
floor; beautifully furnished; gas
heat; includes automatic washer,
dryer, deep freeze, dishwasher. dis
posal and large, well-landscaped
yard. Shown by appt. only.
MILITARY RID. OFF CONN. AVE.
Detached frame, II rooms, 2 baths.
C. bedroomS), full basement; con-
venient to transportation and shop
ping. Seen by appt. only.
Thos. ]. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73S 18th st. NV. DI. 7-6S30
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COL0RED-Two bedrms., liv. rn.. di.
nette, kitchen, bath. New BLDG; S85
mo. plus utilities, P. T. CONsTRUC-
TION CO., 1424 K st. NV. ST
3-2166.
EYE ST. NV
rooms and large kit; h;.w.h., cleo.
conoEE5mSNE Gasi SsS @S cR RM. 1-St Kitchen. rear
porch. share bath. EMPLOYED couple.
coIoREDMNEw; sa5 4sth pl. ne; !;
6earm Is- Iiy En rm' kitchsn =, dipettf
coNNERl coS aslis RE e&9Fs; 7nss1s' chANhE s5 T.
COLORED-134O QUINCY ST. NV.
Newly decor; l rm.. kit. and
bath; $50 mo. RA. 6-1S95. a
COLORED 11OS COLUMBIA RID.
N.W.-Two rms, kit. and bath: heat,
INV: janitor serv.; completely re-
decor, $75. See sjssHd sjssHnditor. L1ss
300 BLK. 54th ST. NE
Three 2-rm.. kit. and bath apts.,
bldg. 1 yr. old and modern. Tenants
furnish utils. Rent $62.50 mo. 1900
So ~ csji JOHN + JsS kIEEETT sEEay M
SSS Loom Biz; E;ss,.1 rAEk .nS ,isB
newly decorated; S65 mo. Call RA.
c6SiaG5safp@Two 6a5sa BET sEDRMs. sB 49, lis. Pm Pm;
large dinette and kit; $3.50 plus
utilities and refgr. 912 46th St. ne.
SHANNON g. LUCHS COMPANY.
1905 H st. NV. Ma. S-2345.
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED Cont

'an fIssS.s sasT ST. ,ns1ss sEpfa5R and s.s sly ~
heat and qtlls. eStra Ss,s CHARLES c.
LARGE LIVING RIM, kitchen, dining
area, foyer and bedrm. Adults 9nly;
Gent SSO'1S; ss. !mme0; In anif0r 0ccup' = 10
aSd-FiLooR AFT. in Capitol, HEIGHTS.
Four rms. and bath, compl. redec,
heat heat fTTn.; Pygtzs Pytzs entrance; ADULTS
Sc. sIERlS' sE5TioN@Esclusive 6T osI0sEs; neish6or-
hood; 2-bedrm:. apt; fully equipped
GE kit; adults only. Call 10.
1soso o1f7th ST. NV. new modern
tile bath. and shower; garbage dis:
poSal, refgr.; all new; End and Bird
I7th st. NV. PEOPLES CLEANER
BOSS M ST. N.W.-1-bedrm. apt
Pull kit. .utils. incl. Conven. transp
ARSHfAfsEE A0R2SiHn;A fsG ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Of 14th and x sts. Sc: One bedrm,.
$3.50, utilities included. Cali RE.
COLONIAL. INVESTMENT CO. -
s:E.-One bedrm.. liv. rm., dinette,
se:. ss and bath S6nn;pDs apt; sntsr Itils incl nj
1-BEDRM. APT.-Nics Sc. section:
Is. min. downtown: quiet empl.
adults only. Ii. 3-901S after 6;
AVAIL. IHdMED.-1sth and T SITS.
NV: Lovely nsE yo bids BIDS; elevator elevate
apss. Avail. May is: / bedrm:, $73;
2 bedrm.. SSO.25. RA. 3-2270.
spts. lst and 8rd floors, Ss5 to
1%soTTSafndroS 4 lSAf i saD,t0l, : soN. SEo' Nx: <:
s96S MINNESOTA AVE. s,E.-2-bed-
gRol @ m9asFV % FWVogRTHnEa4oS Sri! M II S0nS y soS on
Ma. $500: II. l-7586i. Il. -
,ssaAs "a s;EdsOp SE6t PALMER HWY, Lam Land
Hy:'; iHiy: rm,: lit, and dinette' $50 mo
1eBEDRM: APT. in modern Sc. apt.
kit. and bath. 1st floor. laundry;
sESaastf; sSopptns DstT Center. s47. Incl. u!iIs
IFS MORSE ST. N;E:-Nice APT; apt
and bath. Available now at SOL ;95,
WALKER & DUNLOP INC. 1900
sssSin 1851 MAcoMB II SiMMti ST 81. NV 'N'W.-s rms,
kit. bath. center hal; several era ,ex exr
porch. storage, space; adults. 1.5
r ST. Me- bedrm., kit. with di-
nette area, ot9s inelOSed porch; back
Lovely eR1i IA EFFICIENCY fiTSSfacY APT, large
Iivin0 nm Pullman kitchen, and
bath. air conditioned. Secretary
switchboard seryisss; ssoo ManageE on
SILVER SPRING, Montsomery HIS
Guiding utilities. ia. 9-41S1. g
TAKOMA PARK, corner Flower and
Piney Branch rd.-Attrac., large. 2
bedrm. apt. in apt. bldg; pvt. ga;
fsssteF Sss c0ss ss5 to s6DePnsA oDeP Ap ssas 3
Flower ave. Ju. 7-aos4.
40 9Th ST. N.E.-Two unfurnished
NEAR PA. AVE. BRIDGE-2-bedrm.
1Dt II ssJ psT sg Bldg ty1. sysil1Sle 1sed June
BALTIMORE BLvD.. Berwyn Nd
Pvt. entr.; rm;, kit, bath, h:-WW.h.
Gqny tESRsp' ,Saf S45' pdG4ons EA. 33nsl5 and
two-bedrm: apts. One block bus and
shopping To approved adult family.
with lease. RAYMOND APIS, TIE.
NORTH ROLFE ST.. Arlington, Va
One 2-hedrm.; S1O0 mo. Avail. June
ons 1-6sdrm; i1sslr ircS $50 n no. 7sTsa Aysis
~ 18th ST. SE.-4 rooms and bath
Screened porch: $50. Ii. 4-2037:
-6
18th ST. Me- -bedrm. apt. S5S.3s
includes heat and hot water. Apply
MR.. BROOKS. 1904 18th st. ne.
SILVER SPRING, Md bedrm..
liV. rm., din. alcove. tile bath with
closets. Will redecorate. May 5th
100 occupancy. SS4.50 mo-, utilS. incl.
For appt., contact mgr. between
is pm, JU. 5-1265. 4 :,
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FOXHALL VILLAGE

FOXHALL VILLAGE
Distinctive brick home in
this fine close-to-town COM
munity entrance hall, liv. rm.
with f1repl.. din. rm.. we'll
equipped kit. with dishwaSher
and large screened porch on
1st f.; 3 bedrms.. bath and
lge: screened porch on End A.:
full bsmt.. gas heat, lavatory:
deep garden; garage. INEZ
CUSHARD. EN-. 2-4232 or OIL.
2-5S67.
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UNDERPRICED? YESl
RAMBLER-S14.95O

z ,TWIN-BED ROOMS
Cozy brick and frame rambler, 10.
Gated on .60x117 corner lot: iarge
Kit. with table space, twin-size bed
with flrepl.. full bsmt.
E. F. BLANCHARD, JU. S-5757 Till q.
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You be the Judpel

AZ ierInrs sskthst 7dnt, you % Inspect our ct-
5816 9Th ST. N.W.-$26, 500
Detached brick. slate roof, side-hall
entrances; liv. rm:, fireplace, din.
rm.,, back screened porch, kitchen,
pantry, 4 bedrms., baths. insu-
lated attic, recr. rm.. oil h.-W.h.: {:
garage; level lot. 4OxI30; near
schools, churches, bus l block.
2 Blocks West of 18th NV.
New brick rambler. S23.25O; 3 large
tnbl; nv. rm., din. rm., GE kitchen,
dishwasher, garbage Disposall, ex-
haust fan; daylight bsmt. with pic
ture window, gas heat.
Rosemary HillS-$19,95O
New, 2-story brick; 4 bedrms.. 2
baths. hy. rm., din. rm.. GE.
posan. exhaust fan; daylight bsmt.
with picture window; gas heat: nr.
schools. shops, bus.
4106 4th st. N.W.-$17,5OO
Detached house with 2 apts., 2-car
garage; gsG 6eo gas h:-w;h..; flrst trust,
Buy or Sell-House or Farm
,THEoUGH LOCAL OFFICE OF
360 OFFICES ACT
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HOUSES TO SHARE

GIRL TO SHARE attrac. house with
3 other girls. Bet. $3.50. Sill. Spg.,
Md; $40 plus utils. JU. S-3970.
BUSINESS GIRL share 3-bedrm.
house with two others: close
transp.; $40 mo. IA. 7-4371. ewes
after 6 pm. IS
TO share lge.
comfortable house, completely furn.,
conveniently located. spacious
grounds, terrace, ideal for summer.
ia. 7-7625: MA, $500. Ext. 2263.
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Silver Spring-$14,950
large din, rm.. kit. with table space,
tiled bath: full bsmt with asphalt
tile r.: fenced lot. Conv. to schools.
Shown by appointment.
Silver Spring-$15,950
Assume SI2,20O AZ loan; .2-bedrm.
Cape Cod with expansibdlee deo attic;
t MED bIns. kis e0s e0sv lot Ias..;on SS 600 casn
WoodSide Park-$29, $50
De luxe brick Cape Cod. 4 bedrms..
baths, liv. rm;. din. rnl:. nuse
Located in Silver SPRINGS most de-
sirable neighborhood. Reduced $4,000
for immediate sale.
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
Ju. e-55S6 Till 0 pm.
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
the two country clubs, /
block west of Conn. ave. Lovely
center-hall home and environment.
Spacious living rm. with fireplace,
family-siZe dining rm.. modernized
kitchen, pantry, POWDER RM.; 2nd
TILED BATHS, stairway to finished
attic and storage space. Oil h.-w.
heat. Built-in garage. Beautiful
terraced garden, outdoor grill. This
is an outstanding home and value.
Inspect by appt. Call DE. 2-7745
leyes). -THOS. J. FISHER g. co.,
INC, DI. 7-6S3O.
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GnVEP CpPTNC Nm

Two Bedrms., Bath First Floor
Lovely brick Cape Cod, with living
room, dining room, kitchen. Q bed
rooms. bath on first floor. and 8
bedrooms, bath on second; Level
fenced lot; built-in garage and car
port. Conveniently located on two
buSlines. Mr.. Ryan, JU. 5-125S.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924. 14th st. AID. 4-2005
BetheSda'S CuteSt Rambler
Near Our Lady Of Lourdes Parochial
School and b. &C. High School; 3
garage. Overlooks Columbia Country
Club golf course. Price S23,750
Call ia. 6-7039 leves.). THOS. j
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BRICK BEAUTY
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
REDUCED PRICE

REDUCED PRICE
Just off Bradley blvd; q charmine
det. brk. home: 6 rms, bath, 1st
fl. powder rm; furred insulated.
screens: lot 60x120, Built yrs.
l.. T. GRAVATTE
1918 K ST. Realtors MA. S-0753
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Outstanding Opportunity

Here's your chance to own your own
profitable business as q Western
Auto Associate store dealerl You'll
retail nationally accepted. popular
lines Of auto supplies, home ap-
piiances. bicycles, radios and Tv,
sporting goods. tools. etc. Carefully
selected locations available In Peters
burg. W. Va; Shippensburg. Pa: !:
Pitman, N. j.: Freehold, N. j. and
Long Branch. N. ]. No retail ex-
perience necessary :. we. train
you. Minimum cash capital Of Sl0,-
900 needed. See, write or phone
US for Information.
Western Auto Supply Co.
4O0l Leeds Avenue. Baltimore, Nd.
Phone: Arbutus 1895. -
COLORED-ROOMING HOUSE-Busi-
ness ald furniture; redecorated and
new furniture throughout; now
operating. EN-. 2-4232. "
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.
$3.50 DOWN

g. rms, full bsmt.. semidet. brick
Inspect 6422 9Th st. NV. II in.
terested. call AL BooKOFF. RA
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HOUSES sALE-N.E. tcont.)

COLORED- 1885 DOWN
1000 BLK. FLA. AVE. N.E.-6 lge.
rms. and bath. 2-story brick; full
ts bsmt;: S. oil h.-W.h;; ;pnt nice ydsc Gony.
Can till 8 pm. weekdays: sun. IL
to 8.
VIM. CalofniriS Inv. Corp.
1912 18th st. NV. DI. 7-1655. IS
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FALLS CHURCH-4-bedrm. Cape Cod.
immac. cond.; S145.
INGTON-3-bedrm. Colonial, full
O'iH',j JOHN ' W. s'fsrnIf MuERoY S9fea co. 'i40'
90 Hillwood Ave-. Falls Church, Va.
JE. 2-8322 Ewes, JE. 2-9379
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|-BEDRM. RAMBLERl
EIIIL,Y AIR-COND

I Cb1J I1IIt-OO1ND.
New brick det. homes in Westgate.
Just over D. C. Line; liv. rm. with
firepl., din. ell, compl. Hotpoint kit,
IA colored tile baths. full bsmt.
GE ARRIVAL heat. Call MR..
FINKELSTEIN. Ewes. AID. 4-73s6.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 K st. NV. Realtors NE. S-54O0
Evening star., 1953-11-03
Too Much Emphasis on Speed

The complaint which the American ASso-
citation of Motor Vehicle Administrators has
made about the emphasis which some automo-
bile manufacturers are placing nowadays on
power and speed of their products is justified.
At a time when the National Safety Council and
other authorities concerned with the rising
highway toll are dinning into the consciousness
of motorists the dangers of speeding, it is
surprising that high power and speed capacity
should be used to lure car buyers
District Traffic Director Keneipp acting for
the association, recently conferred on the sub
ject in Detroit with group of representative
members of the automotive industry. He cited
some samples of car advertising which the
association considered to be particularly unwise.
The manufacturers indicated their interest, but
said the ads were handled by their agencies and
that they would have to consult them.
These same manufacturers, through the
Automotive Safety Foundation and other or
ganizations, are supporting actively the wide
spread efforts to curb speeding and reckless
driving. This being so, it is incongruous for
them to be simultaneously stressing speed and
power in their sales talk.
Evening star., 1953-11-03
To Encourage Foreign Capital

Announcement that the Iranian govern
ment is preparing new regulations to encourage
investment of foreign development capital in
that country offers hope that Iran is finally
recovering from it's weakening fever of extreme
xenophobia. Aside from it's great wealth in oil
reserves, Iran has eXplotable deposits of min
erals and other resources which might be de-
veloped to it's own advantage. Capital and tech
nical skills both of which must be imported,
are the principal requirements but it is obvious
that neither is available under the threat of
naturalization and appropriation.
Turkey generally looked upon as the most
enlightened of the Middle East countries today,
has recently drafted new code for the encour-
agement of foreign venture capital and the
1ranian government is reported studying the
regulations set up in Ankara
Meanwhile Shah Ria Pahlevi has reopened
his land-reform program in Iran with the trans
fer of ownership of 16-acre farms to 1900 rural
tenants in the Takistan area. Low annual pay
mentS for the land will go to a development
agency which, in cooperation with an Ameri-
can Point Four program will help the farm
owners to purchase modern implements, seeds
and other needs for increased production. While
the distribution of crown lands is only small
step in correcting the unbalance in rural prop
erty ownership in Iran, it is a gesture and
example which may give impetus to further
constructive social reforms.
Evening star., 1953-11-03
The ! ,456 Who Were Separated

The White House has listed 1,456
Government employees separated as
"risks" since the new security risk"
factors were put into operation in May.
Further elucidation by White House
Secretary James c. Hagerty shows that
of this number only five were appointees
of the Eisenhower administration.
The administration cannot mean to
imply that such an unbalanced per-
centage is indicative of the security
risk" of the Democratic Party en-
ployeS as opposed to those of the Re-
publicans. Such implication would be
completely invalidated when one con-
siders the broad scope of individual
Interpretation allowed by some of the
factors which have been established as
determinants in departmental f1rings.
One specification by which an en-
ploye may be out depends upon the
Interpretation of: "Any' behavior,
activities or associations which tend to
show that the individual is not reliable
or trustworthy"
Whether or not it was the original
intent of this administration to purge
the Federal Government of those civil
servants appointed during the days of
the Democratic administration, it is
nonetheleSS obvious that the effect has
resulted in what appears to be the
resurrection of spoils system unsur-
passed in the annals of this Nations
political history.
Jessie b. Solomon.
Evening star., 1953-11-03
Dr.. Adenuuer's Latest Goin

The impressive political supremacy OF
Chancellor Adenauer in the Federal Republic
of Germany was reaff1rmed on Sunday when
his coalition forces drove the Social Democratic
Party out of control of its greatest stronghold,
the city of Hamburg. With the capture OF the
City Assembly, the popular Chancellor can now
dictate the selection of three progovernment
deputies from the Hamburg district to the up
per house of the West German Parliament-a
number sufficient to give his coalition following
a two-thirds majority in that branch of the
legislature. 1t already commands two-thirds
margin in the lower house and this control will
make possible the enactment of a constitutional
amendment which would clear the way toward
implementation Of the West German role In
the European Defense Community.
Despite this latest triumph for DR.. Ade-
nauer and its favorable implications as far as
the German constitutional barrier to EDO is
concerned, there still remain other substantial
obstacles in the way of the European Army be-
coming reality. The toughest of these is the
political and economic status of the Saarland,
historically bone of contention between Ger
many and France. With the territory now
linked closely to France, negotiations for its
permanent future have been going on inter
mittently for months past between Bonn and
Paris At various times each government has
territory but clear warning that DR.. Adenauer
may be facing grave trouble in gaining his own
governments approval of such formula was
given last week when the Free Democratic
Party-Second in strength in the government
coalition-declared it's objection to- Europeani-
zation and called for the territorys return, in
political terms at least, to Germany. 1t is clear
that France, in turn, will not agree to such a
solution, and whether DR.. Adenauer can bring
the Free Democrats back into line with his own
more international point of view is questionable
1t is unfortunate that this hardening in
the attitude of an important West German
political faction toward compromise on the
Saar has developed at the very time when pros
poets for French ratification of the EDO treaty
appear brighter than ever. The Council of the
Republic passed supporting resolution for the
pact last week after an appeal from Foreign
Minister Bidault which was his strongest in
dorSement thus far of the project.
The fact that negotiations on the Saar
problem have never yet reached the point Of
being broken off is perhaps the most encourag-
ing sign. DR.. Adenauer and Mr.. Bidault are due
to meet later this month at a council Of for
eign ministers of the Coal and Steel Community
the same six powers as are involved in the
EDO treaty, and new exploration of the
problem at that time may lead to some mutually
acceptable formula.
Evening star., 1953-11-03
FOREIGN Aid Worth 1t?

The Star of october "a carried the
front-page headline, "U. S. Considers
New Cuts in Aid to Europe" In view
of recent alarming official pronounce
ments one would have expected the
headline to read, ~. S. Stops All Aid
to Europe"
Proponents of the fereign-aid pro-
gram, which has cost American tax
payers over $40 billion since 1945, have
insisted that our first line Of defense
is in Europe and that such aid is neceS-
sary if third world war is to be kept
away from our shores. Although the
development of the atom and hydrogen
bombs by Soviet Russia has effectively
put an end to this pious hope and trans
ferred our first line of defense to the
continental United States, rather than
abandon foreign aid it is proposed to
raise the debt limit.
Arthur S. Flemming, the head of the
Office of Defense Mobilization, has de-
clared: Soviet Russia is capable Of
delivering suddenly and without warn
ing the most destructive weapon ever