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Attractive-4O Acres

Attractive-40 Acres
Well located on bIacktop road: suit
able for dividing. Lots Of good saw
timber and cedar posts; incomplete
house. bargain at $3.50. $500
cSah. balance $50 month.
Many other excellent values in
farms, homes. business and water
front.
CLAUDE E. HIXON
Real Estate 20. Box 165
Manassas, Va, Phone "A
Home Phone 122
Miss Helen, E. Spies. Phone 033-F-11
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By oWNER-2nd commercial; 1900
So. it. warehouse, 1.4O0 SO. #.
parking. JOHN w. JOHNSON. INC.
1924 DeSalles Row NV, RE. =
55:55. -27
nr. 14th and Eye NV
cial. 3-story and bsmt. Heavy duty
constr. Ideal for distributor or ma
tional organiZation. SIGLER &, CO..
RA. 3-343l: ewes, OIL. 4-2439. -27
commercial, 10000
So. it.. L-shaped. frontage so #. on
Ga. ave, opposite main shopping
center and so IT. around the corner
Colesville rd., nr. Burnt Mills--96,-
2S5 ca. IT.. of which 35,4S5 are Ist
commercial. These properties are
ready for development. Call JU.
5-SS40 -27 u
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OUT OF TOWN REAL EsTATE
SEASHoRE PROPERTY

LOVELY, modern Colonial country
home. on Rehoboth Bay near Reho-
both Beach. Delaware. One acre
sandy beach; 8 large bedrms.,
dressing room, 2 tile baths, serv-
ants room and bath: nice End
floor porch: large living room. hall
and sunroom with slate floors:
paneled din. rm. with bay picture
window; rine-paneled powder nm.
kit. and laundry; Gear garage with
brick terrace Ideal for boating,
fishing. Grabbing and clamming at
your door. Safe beach for children.
To be seen by appointment only.
Price, $50 900. Call OV. 3-5005,
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RFTHECnA
DOWNTOWN NORTHWEST
End Commercial Zone

SAAA NOAAAAAANAN NASAA IO4AO
One-story brick building in
heart of entire Metropolitan
Area. including Va. Ideal for
light manufacturing and dis
tributing, auto service or sim
liar use. Lot S5xf30; bldgs.
40X130 and 22xS0; 13-ft.
ceiling height; open parking
area. All modern appurten-
anceS. 80 day possession.
Must be sold or leased imme-
diately. Phone Mr.. Fowler,
eyes, W0 R-53Q0
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STORES FOR RENT

AGO CONN. AVE.-17xS0, opposite
Hahn's Shoe. Peck & Peck. Jelleff's.
Woolworth'S. Drugstore, Best & Co.
Avail, Oct. list. R. ooWD. EN-
rs FLORIDA AVE. NV; with heat
and light: suit. any business: lge.
show window: central location: very
1.ooS tSsa09asifa oR 1000 so. FIT. floor spa space.
with dry basement; has customer
parking. Would consider to share
floor space, with some type food
RVSIrp RUs TERMINAL Rsdg A. HERMAN Ia HAN an
3iss MI. PLEAS. ST. NV, mr.. Park
rd.. Crosstown bus; :, show windows;
vacant; lined. poss. EN-. 2-S517.
and Wardman, crosstown bus; Show
SMALL STORE for Commercial space;
mediate occupancy. ST. 3-442o:
COLLEGE PARK-,2 new stores 20x
ladies' shop. bakery. Sl'e etc. WE. 5
81: 1sfG F ssE!imS. 81. S.w-store: ideal for
any type lSh business, Call RE. 7-32%4 -
rear; rent. SS5. MA. SOFAS. 81
NEW STORE-Centrally located in
Wheaton shopping area; S125 per
mo. Mr.. EVEN, 10. 4-S466: ewes,
Busy IS CORN CORNER. ideal for cleaner. clean
bidss.; sos mo. OWNER, Ii. 7,S4ss.
17f5 14th ST. N.W.-Near R St; va
cant store with lavatory and sink;
suitable valet shop, shoe repair,
TV repair or any ether s type Of bust
FEDERAL RENTAL Co, 915 N. Y.
1917 sff GEO 9G;EEotRSGhf.A Sh. AVE A9E.1store ada
cent Peoples Drug Store. Food Town
Market and Colony Theater: best
blk, on Georgia ave, size. 1890
I561 COLUMBIA RID. N.W,-Excel,
lent location for. many types Of
business, 2o-ft.. frontage, 100 f..
deep with parking area; @0x50-ft.
alley entrance; for appt: to INSPECT
call Mr.. Transue. LEGUM & GER
BER REALTY CO.. EN-. 2-90n0.
NEAR eend AND L SITS. NV
SHOP FOR RENT IN . Silver spring.
full length of shop. Good for print
ing. woodwork OF small machine
shop. Phone JU. 5-6419. .-27
SUITABLE for any type business.
Reasonable rent. 1855 Carroll ave-,
Takoma Park, Md. Ju. 1857;
-27
CENTER CITY-Secures various busi-
nesses; heat. water. fixtures; low
rent, 1864 Columbia rd. NV. -27
EXCEL. LOCATION in this Md. shop
ping center. For beauty shop. flower
and electrical appliance: Plenty OF
parking space. EN-. 2-5450. go
1927 18th ST. N.W.-Lge. store. 20x
100, bsmt.. heat incl: suit. any
business. S175. Call after Sunday.
NEWsoM. lilo H st. ne. Ii
18th NR. LAWRENCE ST. NE
Storeroom now used for grocery
Sl0O. Attrac. deal: on stocks and
fixtures If desired. Call after Sunday
NEWSOM. lilo H st. ne. Ii
3-oOr0 --2T
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick or frame: white or colored.
Quick settlement. Call MR.. MILLER,
ME. S-1220; ewes, LA. 6-5l94.
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UNUSUAL BARGAIN

Excl. Agtr Eerndon. Va. Phone 1875
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Mr.. TYSON has formed a new Farm
and Estate department in our office.
He has with his vast experience in
beautiful properties in Vas most
bountiful farm county. Gentleman's
estates of 10 acres to 60O-acre
dairy farms. We have also made a
working agreement with PREVIEWS.
INC, and have hundreds of informa-
tive brochures available. Please feel
free to call and discuss your farm
problems with us.
CHARLES B. YoDER, REAL ESTATE
1893 Goth st. NV. MA. S-3015
Open Every Day 9 Till Q
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SEE THIS
PLEASING

Picturesque rustic style antique :
shaded 3. acre and only 20 min
utes to D c.; 30x1S living room
with brick-wall fireplace and pic
ture window. 3 twin-SiZe bedrooms.
2 baths. huge pine-paneled rum
pus room. very modern breakfast
size kitchen. Beautiful area of
distinctive homes. offered at only
So $50 with very generous terms.
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OWNER
California
BOUND

viii give fast occupancy on this
lovely, 3-hedrm. frame rambler; "a
#. living room, picture window. lot
6Oxl50; walk to school, bus and
shops. Priced at only S13,950,
reasonable down payment, assume
~ loan. ARFAX REALTY, JE,
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PRINCE GEORGES CoUNTY-choic,
nr: Cherry Hill I'd. and new millior
dollar school; 5000 dn., SEQ mo
ROSE MARIE--A new subdivision o.
80 lots on Book rd. Sc, Md; "a acre
or larger lots; reasonably priced
for cash or terms; Z already sold
better hurry! POTTS REALTY co.
cHEsTERBRook AREA bldg. lot
oyer "a acre: $1,s5O. Call Crescent
r. G Co-choice bldg. sites. 5 to
acres on Enterprise rd. nr. pro-
posed ANNAPOLIS Freeyay, 10 mi
W. LEWIS. Realtor. He 4-a5oo'
BRADLEY HILLS GROVE, Bethesda,
rolling wooded lot, / "a acres; $500,
OIL. 2-2364.
BUILDERS AND INyEsToRS-Traet
OF 6 acres will subdivide into about
90 large lots, all fronting on high
way, surrounded by extensive new
Developments, city utils. available.
Buy to build on immediately or hold
for rapidlv-inereasins value Phone
HERNDON = Easy CO.. Committing to
Washington, 3 acres or acres. cor
ner with long frontage on . roads.
city water and gas available: other
lots and acreage tracts in different
ioc. Phone JE. 2-6517, RA. 3-7o87
HYATTsvMLEmLot 5ox1oo; paved
zANTzINGER. Jr., WA. Elsie. o7.
ATTENTION, BUILDERS lovely,
level building lots (50x150), in con-
yeTd yenTient Riverdale Park: near River;
Street. curb and gutter; OSi ali utilities pates
IN. S1,050 each and assume 10-year
street assessment Of approx 1913.
er: can THE Perry 9'"Bte Boswell VEL.
6 Gp;; EpW VA; uG1 7145oo i 90 til 6 Pm. ,TT27
lot with stream. Price reas. JE.
vation, beautiful view: small down
payment, bal. small mo. payments.
These lots are only 81 900 and up,
Dir: Out Branch ave, Sc, right
on st. Barnabas rd., left on Temple
Hill I'd: to 6s0l. MR.: MITCHELL
RRFGRRsFty IoTs TySTsSR Rock ssese cseek
new. Garrett Park Club. Also ad-
i3ining lots from $7oo to S" 900.
CORNER LOT, Chestnut Hill. mr.. An
nandale' Va $1,000. so. 5-6625.
APT. SITE for colored, near Texas
ave; and East Capitol-Plans and
building permit for building con-
tanning seven "-bedrm. and six /
bedrm, apts.; price for all, SS.250
WGEAT6N HMNES Rhevei RI; 3-4I5l IT. 1ooxaoo@ on
paved street. l blk off Georgia ave.
$1,000 MR.. EVEN. LO 4-S466;
ewes. 10. 5-2666. -27
FAIRFAX, VA.-HomesiteS in town
Of Fairfax: ia-acre wooded lots up;
city sewers and water avail; excel.
location. Halemhurst. Call Cres-
cent 1152-M .
BUILDERS-Improved lots for sale
with sewer. water, curb and gutter
u acre in town of Fairfax, so or
more available. Call JE. 2-7335.
BRADLEY HILLS GROVE, 693o
Blaisdell rd.-Beautifully wooded "a
acre, $4,000. OWNER, OIL. 4-347S.
100 WOODED ACRES, $40 per acre:
good investment: Front Royal
area. w a. X REALTY, OF. 4-7390
21~
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LoTs AND AcREAGEs FOR SALE

ENGLISH, Village. Pethesda;-
section; Call OIL. 4-263e for in
HfnIckEsT hHlnasiSsi AREA deep. wooded,
desirable lots; sewer. water; REDUCED
$50 DOWN-Rambler sites. 100x200
#; lgs; sd;svslop -,I facing colssGiInls ss XII
Fa;' Kay pfsiE sEAIT SiTSF CT. eesnf kA $500.
BUILDERS ONLY! At 1900 block s.
West ST.. Fairfax; ready for immes
diate building: new SUBDIVISION OF 4S
beautiful rambler-size lots lover "a
sonably priced. easy terms. will SUBJ
ordinate. For plats and other info.
can owner. MR., GOLDBLATT. IA. q
055i' or ia. 2-5575. No brokers.
oAKToN. VA. Beautiful partly
trees; acres; highest elevation,
nice location; $4,000, easy terms.
FRENCEL REAL ESTATE. vienna
MiiEgRiRIMACK iigRiIMACK DOUBLE DECKER. on
large lot. 16n-ft, frontage, of Mass.
purchaser. pur Ssi cali ali MERR1MAcK con.
sTRUCTIoN CORP. OIL. 4-3252.
1 HAVE what believe to be the best
lots for sale in Silver Spring; only
Z left Everything in-streets.
sewer. water; close to Pour Corners.
Priced $4,000 per lot. JU. $4,000.
CLINTON. MD.-11 acres. on 2 hard
surfaced roads. near Naval f1aadio
station. priced cheap for ffnmed,
sale. PINKNEY A. EARNSHAW, Jr.,
Clinton, Md. Cypress 7-0333. --27
I7-ACRE LOT, Haycock I'd, Fails
Church area; wooded; we'll kept;
yeter and gas avail; $500. ia.
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SILVER SPRING

Store aox65 in Wheaton Shopping
Center. Parking in front and rear.
$500 per mo. Avail. Nov, l.
THE MARYLAND REAL ESTATE CO
S634 ColeSville Rd. JU. 9-5lU0
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4430 KANSAS AVE. N.W.-Three
nicely furn. apts: Inc, $3.50 per
year. s17,5oo. OWNER. JU. 5-.531.
FIVE ACRES, with 2 houses, near
Shirley hwy, ct Springfield, Va.
Houses will bring $1,000 a year
rent. Land alone almost worth ask
in price of $4,000 VERNON NJ
LYNCH X Sliz!s = SONS sprinsfeld, y va
A z; GREAT y;a1'Si VALUE in the Scott TS Circle
row 1p ) hogss. Use $a4'5oo, BY OWNER Sa
FOUR UNIT APT; excel. rental area.
sc. Lge. AZ trust. .S3,3as per
wear gross income: Asking S'7,700
aaG,n above lss Rt trust, Stsf, e2fS net cash in
SILVER SPRING-6-unit apt Sldg.;
fully rented; S6,9S0 income 1st
trust. $4,000. Payable S225 per
CoFFMAN REALTY co. Ju. a-4123.
Sundavs and ewes. JU. 5000. .--237
BARGAIN, lst commercial. 1914 ,6th
Bile brick garage. . story: $1,000,
only $500 down. S45 mo. JE.
Mr.. 'AaSMiBAssApoR THEATER-Ex-
eel. 4-story brick commercial bldg.
store and offices fully rented In; In
SfBtub OWHCI vii!
consider trade on larger income
property. sIGIER & CO. RA.
3-3431; ewes. OIL. 4-2439. --,7
l-FAMILY APTS.-A community
project with an annual income of
approx. S65. 900. Will show ex-
cellent return on purchase price.
Ewes. EN-. 2-6916. L. T. GRA-
Waite. Realtor, 1918 K st. NV.
CLEVELAND PIX. just of Wis. ave
Small apt, money maker. nice
cond., $500 monthly gross. low up-
keep, S37,500 Box 243-X. Star.
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

BUILDING, 5000 to 10000 50. IT.
with parking area for sale or long
lease; NV. or ne. D. C. only. DI.
1-n535: ewes. 10. 5-2S13. Il
WANTED TO RENT-Space in good
location for costume jewelry Reply
to Box 2l1-M Star -27
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Gentlennan'S
DOWN . TIP

l DOWN, z UP
A delightful home for the discrimin-
atins Brick Colonial with 1st-hoor
bedrm. and tile bath, liv. rm. with
flrepl., sep. din. rm., equipped kit,
lse. screened porch with awnings;
2 bedrms. and bath on end full
bsmt with "a bath and integral
saTage: Handicapped lot with chain
link fence.
Evening star., 1953-11-05
500 See Jet Stunt Flyers
Go Through Act at Andrews

The Thunderbirds, all combat
veterans. are instructors at Luke
Air Force Base, Glendale, Ariz
They have toured Europe and
were enroute to this weekend S
aerial show at Mitchell Air Force
Base to help celebrate the Goth
anniversary of flight.
Lead position in the team is
flown by Maj. Richard C. Cat
ledge, 80, of Memphis, Tenn.
Flying the wing positions for
him are twin brothers, Its. c..
A. and c. c. Pattillo.
Alternate Stands BY.
The "slot" man-last man in
the diamond formation, who
brought his plane in yesterday
with the tail scorched from the
tailpipes of thu Pattillo jets
is Capt. Robert S. Mccormick, 25.
Alternate on the team, ready
to fly any position, is 1t. A. D.
Brown.
The purpose of the team is to
show the maneuverability of the
modern jet fighter and the de-
gree of skill being achieved by
Air Force training. High-rank-
ing military officials and mem
bers of Congress were in the
stands for yesterdays show.
Autograph seekers were preva-
lent, including one man old
enough to be the father of the
pilots.
Evening star., 1953-11-05
Budget Bureau Affirnns Terms
Old. Public Works Program

1855 the District will recommend
increases in tax rates, or new
taxes sufficient to yield $4.5
million. The additional Federal
contribution of SO million Cor a
total of $40 million) will be re-
quested by the District of Co.
lumbia, together with Federal
loans in amounts adequate when
combined with revenue from
other sources to finance the rec
commended 1855 capital outlays
for highways and general con-
struction.
The program outlined above
would conform to the principles
in the July 80 letter. To CARRY
out these and other recommen-
dations in that letter, it would
be appreciated if any further re-
visions in the pending draft leg
iSlation could be submitted as
promptly as convenient in order
to permit early transmittal to
the Congress.
Evening star., 1953-11-05
Oldest Veterans Group
Elects Center's Chief

Waldron E. Leonard, director
of the District Veterans Service
Center, today was named ma.
tional service officer for the
Army and Navy Union.
Joseph P. Burger, national
commander of the union, oldest
veterans organization in the
country, made the announce
ment at national headquarters
in Akron, Ohio.
Mr.. Burger also announced
that the union will hold wreath
laying ceremonies at the grave
of Gen. John j. Pershing, one
time union commander, at $50
am. Saturday in Arlington
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1953-11-05
By ChorIes J. Yorbrouqh

Five young men who stunt in
fast airplanes for a living and
for the United States Air Force
did it yesterday at Andrews Air
Force Base to thrill even vet
eran pilots on the ground.
Teaming up as the Thunder
birds, the USAF's Professionally
ing experts, four of them put
their F-84 Thunderjets through
formation flying that craned
1,500 necks.
Six feet apart at speeds up
to $40 miles an hour, they per-
formed well under an 8,O00-foot
cloud cover and always in view
of the 1900 spectators. In the
right season, their low-fying
could have nipped the tassels
off Prince Georges cornfields.
Photographer Is Wary.
Screaming back to a rendez-
vous point in front of the stands
from four points of the compass,
but at different attitudes, they
appeared on a collision course.
One newsphotographer, his cam
era trained on the approaching
plane, dropped to the ground
when he thought his position
was the collision point. II was
all set to get him." the lensman
said. But then I saw how close
he was. Oh no. not me. I never
clicked a shutter"
Evening star., 1953-11-05

Here is the tert of the let
ter from the Federal Budget
Bureau to the Commissioners,
specifying agreement on a
public 1UOrkS improvement pro-
gram for the Nations Capital:
This will confirm the under
standings reached at our recent
conference on the general level
and financing of the proposed
public works program for the
District of Columbia. 1t will
also interpret more specifically
the recommendations on the
program for highways and gen.
eral construction in the bureau
letter of July 80, 1858.
The Bureau of the Budget,
accordingly, will support the
legislative proposal of the Com
misSionerS of the District of
Columbia seeking authorization
for the financing of a 10-year
public works program covering
the fiscal years 1855 through
1864. This program would pro-
vide for the expenditure of
approximately $242 million for
cons truction of highways,
bridges, storm sewers, schools,
hospitals and other general con-
struction. Part of this total can
be financed from the receipts
of the highway fund. The leg
islation would provide for the
remainder of roughly $3.50 mil
lion to be financed by $50 mil
lion in Federal intereSt-bearing
loans, $45 million of additional
Federal contributions and $45
million in increased District tax
rates. In addition, it is under
stood that over the 10-year
period another $45 million in
new Federal contributions will
be required to cover the higher
current operating costs; thus,
the legislation to be submitted
would provide for total addi-
tional Federal contributions of
500 million for the 10-year
period, or SO million per year.
Consistent with this general
framework, for the fiscal year
Evening star., 1953-11-05
.U.N. Delegate Warns
Israel and Arabs on
Fiscal Drain 10 u. 5.
BY the Assoeioted Press

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y,
Nov. 5.-The United States has
warned Israel and neighboring
Arab states that America cannot
bear indefinitely the financial
burdens imposed by their failure
to agree on a settlement of the
Palestine refugee question.
The warning was voiced yes
terday by United States Delegate
James P. Richards, a Democratic
representative from South Caro-
lima, in speaking to the 60-nation
Special Political Committee.
Mr.. Richards urged Israel and
the Arab nations on the Jordan
River to join in the irrigation
and hydroelectric development of
the river and help the 100000
refugees driven from Israeli soil
by the Palestine war.
Asks Pay for Refugees.
He called on Israel to start
thinking about compensating the
refugees for their land or allow
ing them to return. asserting it
would be in the best interests of
both sides if something were
done as soon as possible.
The refugees are now being
supplied with necessities through
a 5000 million U. N. fund, de-
signed to keep them going until
mid-1955. The bulk of the
money was contributed by the
United States.
Mr.. Richards said the United
States gave full backing to a
Jordan River development plan,
drawn up by the Tennessee VAL
ley Authority. The $121 million
project would water land for the
refugees and supply power for
Industries in Israel, Jordan and
Syria.
Although President Eisen-
hover has sent Eric Johnston,
rcer head of the United States
Chamber of Commerce, to the
Middle East in an attempt to
sell the idea, Arab reaction thus
far has been negative.
In Beirut, Lebanon, an official
government source said last
night Lebanon has turned down
the program. He said a message
from President Camille Glamour
declared Lebanon could not ac-
cept any Jordan project that did
not coincide with the wishes of
the eight-nation Arab League.
Newspaper reaction in Damas-
Gus, capital of Syria, also was
generally unfavorable. The news
paper Annasr described the IVA
plan as impractical"
Evening star., 1953-11-05
Women Are Reason
Eisenhower Dinners
Include No Women
By the Associofed Press

Why are those stag dinners
President Eisenhower gives for
American leaders from time to
time men-only affairs?
Amid loud laughter, the Presi-
dent gave his answer to that
yesterday when Doris Fleeson of
the Bell Syndicate asked him
about it at a news conference.
The President said he's asked
women to tell him which mem
berS of their sex should be in
vited, but the women couldn't
agree among themselves on any
recommendations.
Gen. Eisenhower has held six
ff-the-record dinners for cor
poration executives and others
prominent in American life. Miss
Fleeson, asked how it was pos
sible to invite so many leaders"
without including any women.
Evening star., 1953-11-05
MOssadegh's Trial SET
For Prison Wednesday
BY the Assoao'ed Press

TEHERAN, Iran, Nov: 5.-Mir-
ror Hall in Saltanatabad Prison
will be the scene next Wednes-
day of the treason trial of former
Premier Mohammed MoSsadegh.
Conviction can bring the death
sentence.
This was disclosed last night
by a high government official
who said preparations for the
military trial include seating for
so Iranian and foreign neWsmen
to cover the proceedings. The
entire room will hold 200 persons
in addition to the judges and
other officials.
MoSsadegh was ousted in the
August uprising which put Pre-
mier Gen. Fazollah Zahedi into
office and brought the Shah back
from brief exile in Italy.
Evening star., 1953-11-05
Indian u. N. Delegate
Shelves Plan 10 Call
Big-Four Conference
BY the Associated Press

UNITED NATIONS, Nov. S.
Current cold winds in the inter-
national climate have convinced
India's Delegate v. K. Krishna
Menon the time is not ripe for
his idea of a United Nations AS
sembly call for a top-level Big
Four conference.
Mr.. Menon told the Assembly
last September he might propose
a resolution in which the Coma
tion organization would appeal
to the chiefs of state of the
United States, Russia, Britain
and France to get together per-
sonally in an attempt to solve
present world tensions.
However, sources familiar with
his views said today he has de-
cided to wait for more favorable
conditions. @
U. S. Opposition Cited.
The sources said he has no
desire to push his Suggestion in
the face of the present United
States opposition and the stand
off attitude of some other ma
tions. The sources said Mr.. Me-
non would prefer to be assured
OF unanimous passage of any
such proposal in the Assembly.
AS of today, Mr.. Menon was
represented as being pessimistic
about convening a conference.
But he still believes it would be
helpful. He noted with interest
Prime Minister Churchill's state
ment to the House of Commons
Tuesday that a Big Four con-
ference might by useful" but
that there was a risk it might
end "in a still worse deadlock
than at present.
Indian sources said Mr.. Menon
has not consulted the American
delegation, but that he has
learned the views of the United
States through other delegations
and the press.
Reds Believed Stalling.
President Eisenhower ha S
stated several times he did not
believe a top-level conference
would be worthwhile until the
Russians prove their good faith
with concrete actions to end
world tension.
The three Western allies al
ready have invited Russia to a
conference of Big Four foreign
ministers to discuss the future of