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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

allen M Glamorous and 81, modem oder,
recreation room at garden level
wall-to-wall carpeting. etc; grounds
are fairyland OF flowers and
shrubs. Very fashionable Owner
retired to Florida. House vacant
Here is a real bargain; Phone IE
6sSssl IA: JACK G, IN, MAIZE ~ Real5or
ALEXANDRIA, Special. Sl2, 500,
with de luxe stove, refgr., washing
machine and disposal Lge. fenced
lot. M school. Easy terms. Call
n n1GvvB 81, 9-s@"7 ASSOCIATED
A HEShnS6s off Russell rd.-Brick
home features lge. bedrms., spacious
equipped kit; rec. rm. in basement:
screened porch and detached ga
rage: Sl4,900; easy terms. Call kI.
a 2-sT25 AssoclAiT 5Io BROKERS HSsTS
ing Cape Cod in beautiful cond.; LIST
bedrm, and bath End f. 2 lovely
bedrms.: sunlight bsmt.; gas heat !;
h lGyely Corner iot odo blk asb of wash
LUCILLE COOK Exclusive. JE; 2
ARLINGTToN, Si6.5po - coloners
transfer makes available at reduced
price this postwar Groom Colonial
in popular N. Arl. location; COW.
schools; full bsmt alum. storm sash.
screens. view lot. Ancho fenced rear.
Assume az LIST trust. flexible terms,
Appt. only. New listing: vacant, move
right in, Call now! KEITH D.
BRuMBACK. ia. 2-35"7, IA. 2-5s73.
RAMBLER. S17,75O-
All brk..- 3 tWin-bed rms; CT APP
proved. Located in close-in N. Arl.
mr.. St. AIMS, not too far from
Hecht's. Full daylight bsmt.. yard
entr.; spacious liv. rm. with picture
window. manteled fireplace, dining
Il" and de luxe kit; COW. to Will
son blvd. bus, public school. Brand
new. excellent value. For further
details. call now. KEITH D. BRUM-
BACK. IA. 2-3527. ia. 2-6s73. 9
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS BUNGALOW
I'D II rTOM CT

80 TRENTON ST. Sc.
8-bedrm. bungalow located on M-acre
.of ground ia baths. Separate gar
Could be used as day nursery. Play
ground equipment N yard. Mr.
Cross. LU 4-7644.
MARSHALL J. MAPLE CO.
Realtor 1924 14th st. AID. 4-2O05
DETACHED BRICK RAMBLER-79O3
Gateway blvd. District Hgts. 3 bed
rooms. lge. liv. rm.. equip. kit. with
washing machine and garbage dis
posal: tiled bath: nice level yard,
6uxl2O. Priced. S1495O with 81 800
sdown. Vacant. You can get immed.
poss. Call Mr. RAUCH, 10. 2-S901.
ALDRE. INC. LII. 4-0747
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ToVETY CuTyy CuIcr

LOVELY CHEVY CHASE
One block west of Conn. ave, near
Chevy Chase Country Club. elem
and ir high schools: Diet. brick homo
on a large level lot. with unusually
large floor plan offering center hall.
1st-foor den and powder rm.. firepl
in nv rm., built-in corner cabinets
in dining rm.. breakfast nook in kit.
screened porch: 3 very large bedrms.
and :. baths on end A.. attic, Bsmt.
hot-water heat. lear det.- garage.
To inspect call CO. 5-S545 or OIL
4-2SO8
Kinks REALTY CO. REALTORS
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HOUSES sALE-MD. Cont

SMALL RAMBLER, Sill. Sps. area;
Prisea At only Il, sl2;s s WITH STIss l'e5o
iishtfui sil-elec. . kit.. Stil. rm. Only
yard, Anchor fenced. Cali today. A
real buy. HUI. 1886. CHAPMAN
HOT WATER HEAT. slate roof. all
brick. prewar construction; Dale
Drive area. neighborhood; "a blk.
Of the outstanding features of this
outstanding 2-bedrm. and nursery
Cape Cod. A. J. KESSINGER g. CO
TOMoRRoW's HOME TO-DAY
luxury brick rambler, in Silver ,spg.,
baths. out of this world, kitchen. rec.
rm. with barbecue fireplace at grade
level: built-in garage. Lux-aire resi-
dence year-'round air conditioner;
quality thToushout; $4,000. Ripley
4 ROMER. Realtors. JU. 5-6l11,
r ReSh CENTER cTsS; HALL Cape Cod with
powder rm.. 24-ft, Nv. rm. Ice.
s sns sfr dip p.r Tm Hs mmsnse PED
KEssINGER 4 CO, JU. 9-4344.
SO MUCH FOR SO LITTLE all-briek
3-bedrm. rambler. modern kit. with
diShwasher and disposal. colored tile
bath. full bsmt. with toilet, excel
location. $l4.950: S2.350 down: A. J
k .ssS ss2sRR : ss So Mo- u aa at's SETTLE
taxes, ms. l--3-bedrm. brick corner
s 4 loan am wh rm oSmi sod Ass9@i
LO. 5-3434; 10. h-0313: =.
$3.50 CASH. BAL. LIKE RENTAL.
Ded nant SSnF Ial coxi fI
stores and bus. Vacant; prompt pos
session. assume AZ CT loan. LO; 4
SIS 1872 DowN-5-rm. bungalow = with
| bsmt.. blk. to elem. school, close
to to- lgs shopping center; To- inspect ass:
Of. 6-sl69. COLONIAL INVEST
B AkGa NJ brick rambler
B gsmt ,o, Only MY $1,000 with ssoot
3-BEDROOM RAMBLER. built in
1851, a vell-arranged home, with
full bsmt.. gas heat, very attractive
inside INSIDE; on, on 55Xl40 lot with some SOM;
knss Of si koM fRs R ReY sa So
EARLY L P0 POSI- ssfs, Very nice
brick Johns Manyille shingle bunga-
low on pretty lot. This home fea-
lures NV. run, DlS XIII, excel. ped
rms. bsmt. Price. SI2.950. WOOD
Spring, Md, LO. 4-1200 til 8 pm.
FOUR BEDROOMS, z BATHS-Dandy
brick-and-frame home featuring 30
1t. living rm. din. rm. comb, . bed
rms. and bath down, and bedrms.
and bath up; large bright kitchen
with dishwasher and disposal and
ample table space; full bsmt; Ia
acre lot, Price. $4,000. WOOD
Spring, Nd. Lo. 1900.
NEAR FLOWER AND FRANKLIN
AYES. SCI, 500 - Attractive brick
Cape Cod: liv. rm., firepl.: din. rm..
kit; with table space: tile bath. 3
bedrms., porch; full bsmt.; h.-w.
landscaped lot. WOODMOOR AGEN-
cY. INC. JU. e-5555 I'll pm.
$3.50 DOWN. incl, full settlement
CHARGES; low monthly payments; :,
bedrms.. .bsmt.,. picture window.
excel. cond:: blks. to shopping and
bus; S10.500. Viers Mill Village,
s. s.. Md. COUNTY INVESTMENT
INC. JU. S-9393: ewes. JU. 5-S505.
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COLORED-DETACHED BRICK

Mr.. 9th AND FLA. AVE.
6-rm brk. home front porch. hall
entr. Liv. rm., din. rm, mod. kit.
3 hedrms. and bath. Inclosed porch.
Full bsmt. with complete new fur
mace. Lge. yard. Price. sig $50. Call
Mr.. CDobhs) Dobrowolski for terms
or trade.
VACANT
CAMPANELLA L. co.
tx. 3-4113 JU. 5-s066
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

HILLCREST-Corner brick; liv. rm
din. rm.. kit, breakfast rm.. pow
der rm. LIST C. 3 bedrms.. . baths
on End T.: completely furn. basement
apt; Get. garage. Call LII. 1-7242
HHLCREST, mr.. Branch and Alabama
aves.-Det. brick; rms. 2 baths.
4 rms. and bath each a.. knotty
pine recr. rm., oil h.-w.h. Price less
than cost $4,000. HARTMAN
REALTY INC. 1345 Good Hope I'd
Mr.. RENNA. AND ALA. AVES.-S12..
800 5-rm., semidet. brick Colonial;
concrete front porch, 2 bedrms
mod tile bath and kit. full bsmt
with oil &C. heat; large yd. Owner
must sell. terms. r. A. HUMPHREYS
sos N. Capitol, MA. 5000: Ewes
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WAKE UP CT
HERE'S A SLEEPER

rick-and-frame ra m b er
with built-in garage. enter
tanning living rm. with flrepl..
sep. dining rm.. > bedrooms.
plenty of storage; on large lot.
G1 approved at Sl4,a50 with
$1,000 down. balance in g
COLONIAL REALTY co
ALTORS-BUILDERS. ia. 6-62C
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COLORED-GI

SO PER MONTH
$3.50 DOWN PAYMENT
New. L-bedrm. brick; full basement.
See model home. 1868 Ames st.
ne. or call Ma. S-46S7 or KE. e
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FAIRFAX. VA

Restricted community. New custom
brick rambler, located on u. wooded
acres, inclosed by white board
ferce Large Ilv. rm.. hrepl. fun
din rnl-, elec. kit porch 3 bedrms :,
full tile bath stairway to attic:
rec. rm frepi is bath; laundry
I'M. garage, $4,000 under market
value. Price, S23,95u. $4,000 cash.
ANDREW W. GREENE, 46l5 Lee
hwy. Arl. Va. IA. 1894, Ewes,
Ell. 6-349l. go
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$1,000 DOWN
$66 MONTH

1-bedrm. semidet. home in Anacos.
I'll Nice $1,000 5d Spd e0p NJ to ' aa29:
ALDRE INC. LU. 4-O747: ewes.
10. 1-7126. lie
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RAMBLERs CAPE GODS
EXPANSIBLE
gJ0 OEn G1Q Ek0

ANDREWS BOILING CENSUS
Two different basic designs TO choose
from brick construction and quality
material. Full Easements, large
modern kitchens. refgrs. with freezer
top. beautiful tiled baths. Gas heat
=, EASY FINANCING
5000: 1904 v ST. Sc.
Bradbury Park, Md.
open daily to 8 PM.
ave- ave-. left to water tower ct v st..
rlGnt blocks to Open Sign.
Realtor 1924 l4th st. AID. 4-20o6
. BRANDYWINE ST. Sc.
Only $3.50 cash; bedrms., 2 baths
finished rec. rn. with bar; liv- rm.,
Srick Monthly peymen IT, lno segidss
Phillip B, Key Co., Realtors
e42 Wayne Ave. Ju. b-3o1 O
HILLCREsT AREA
3647 HOLLYWOOD DIR. Sc
Oct. brick. suitable for lEe. family.
5 bedrms.. 2 baths, finished attic,
and recrea: nm; oil heat; gar,
sWILLOuGHBY REAL ESTATE CO.
$1,000 DOWN
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&605 DOWN - 3-bedroom bungalow.
equipped kit, incl. washing machine;
lge. lot; mr.. tranSp. and schools.
Contact OWNER at JU. 5-2261 after
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LONG ISLAND
RAPCT.AV

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At sacrifice price 10 sell now. Williams
burg brick Colonial ! bedrmS., =
baths. kitchen with ample table
space. recreation room, game room
screened porch and sun deck In
desirable Takoma Park section. Out
standing values Til pm, call ST.
3~o.55o DOROTHY K WINSTON d
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FRANCONIA RID.

Contemporary. national-award de.
sign. Three bedrms., 22-ft liv,
rm.. lge. equipped kit. Ia-acre
wooded lot, overlooking wooded
park area: 2la years old; excel.
SO. 5-42S7. --21
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- $1,000
down. Det. 6-rm home with p.
baths. 8 bedrms. Colonial front
porch. bsmt. with oil h.-w.h;: lot
5OX169. Vacant. Terms. r. "A
. snnn ETnc LII 1.ARG1 Is
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VIC. 81 10th TO 18th NE:
One blk. from H ST.. main shopping
center; ideal location for home, OF
bal, like regular rent: unusual Op-
portunity. Call Miss Book, EN-
S-5213; ewes, Ii. 1887. IA
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IA II "
postal pay raise bills. hut neither
the House nor Senate have yet
acted on their committees meas
ureS.
After receiving one setback,
the House Republican leadership
on Friday was able to defeat q
move that would have brought
the Z per cent postal pay raise
bill discharged from the House
Rules Committee up for action
on August g.. The day previously
the House had voted. In effect, to
take up the bill on that date, but
the leadership finally won out.
This could result in move to
bring out the less costly 5 per
cent postal pay raise bill, with
an amendment increasing postal
rates as well. The Z per cent
postal bill not only was too costly
in the eyes Of the leadership, but
1t could not have been amended
under House rules to include a
postal rate increase, since a
measure discharged from the
Rules Committee cannot be
changed.
Any action on postal salary
raises presumably would be fol-
lowed by action on a classified
pay measure. The situation now
apparently has boiled down to
this: The Republican leadership
in the House will schedule action
on the 5 per cent postal pay bill
II 1t receives assurances that a
postal rate increase will be en-
acted as well and that there will
not be a move to boost the pay
raise to Z per cent.
Writing In the Ages current
publication, Mr.. Campbell said:
There is no reason why this
legislation should be partisan
political issue. The friends of
Federal employees sit on both
sides Of the aisle in Congress"
The AFGE president added:
Unlike workers in private in
dustry, Government employees
cannot enter into collective bar
gaining negotiations each year to
improve their wages and work.
ing conditions. with their eco
homie strength as a lever to as
sure action. We must follow
the slow, legislative process
which, in recent years. has failed
to keep pace with changing eco
noniic conditio1as.a
Under this process, the Con-
gress has moral obligation to
periodically review the condi-
tons of Government employ
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inent with a view to the fairest.
rather than the cheapest solu-
ton.
The responsible committees
Of Congress 1.-THE House and SEM
ate Civil Service Committees)
have done this and have come up
with legislation which, Will ad-
mittedly compromise, at. least
represents an improvement.
TO put 1T bluntly, the good
faith and the honor of the adj
miniStration leaders in Congress
is as much at stake as is the
legislation affecting Federal en-
ployes."
SENATE PICTURE Mean.
while. Chairman Carlson Of the
Senate Civil Service COMMITTEES,
has asked Majority Leader,
knowland to schedule the clas-,
SIZED and postal pay raise bill
for action this week.
The combined per cent clas..
sified and postal pay bill has
been attached to q relatively
minor House passed measure
This was done in hopes that the
House would agree to the legis-
lation once it passed the Senate.
Or, II The House should act
first. Senator Carlson would
move to have the Senate adopt
the salary bills without the need
OF gong to conference. The
pay bills reported by the House
and Senate Civil Service Com
lation once 1t passed the Senate.
mittees are somewhat alike.
Both provide approximate S per
cent boosts for classified work.
ers, with the House unit provid.
ing a $3.50. floor and no maximum
limitation. while the Senate
committees measure has a $i70
door and a $440 maximum.
Both committees provide 4
nat 5 per cent boost for postal
workers, with a floor Of 5000.
The House committees bill has
no ceiling, while the Senate unit
imposes $440 maximum raise.
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Woman Celebrates
Tooth BirthdoyHere

Miss Mary E. Wilder, Of 5700
Nebraska avenue NV, cele-
brated her Tooth birthday FRI.
day.
A retired teacher. taught for
10 years at schools and colleges
throughout this country. She
taught for one year at an Eng
lish school in Paris.
She is the aunt Of Mrs. Paul r.
Goode, wife of Col. Goode. U. S
Army (retired). who Is deputy
governor of Soldiers Home here.
Miss Wilder was born near
Chicago July 80, 1854. Her
father. first lieutenant in the
Union Army during the Civil
War, was killed at Charles City
Courthouse, Va, in 1892. She
has been a resident of this area
nearly two years.
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The Weather Here and Over the Nation

District and vicinity-Partly
ccloudy. chance of brief showers
in the. morning and not SO hot.
high near 80 today. Tomorrow,
cloudy. chance Of afternoon
thundershowers, high near 90.
Maryland - Partly cloudy,
chance Of showers in. east and
south, not so hot, high "a west.
90 east part. Monday. some
cloudiness, chance of afternoon
thundershowers, little change in
temperature.
Virginia Partly cloudy,
chance of showers east and south
portions of state, not as hot in
north. Monday, some cloudiness,
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Italian Deputies Near
Vote on edo treaty
BIZ she Assoriuiea press

ROME. July 3l.The way was
cleared today to bring the Euro-
pean Army treaty to final debate
and b vote in the italian cham
Der Of deputies.
The final barrier was removed
when the chamber foreign af-
fairs committee approved the
bill to ratify the treaty--16 to
II. with 3 abstaining.
The long delayed project,
prime target Of American for
eign policy in Western Europe,
has been making It's way
through chamber committees
for four months.
OF the six nations involved,
Belgium. The Netherlands, Lux
empourg and West Germany
have ratified; Italy and France
have not. The United States has
threatened to cut of arms aid
If they are not ratified by the
end Of 1854.
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business establishment on tits
gross receipts. Whether or hot
businesses adequately collect the
taxes from their customers is of
no concern tosthe city.
With one exception: The law
iforbids businesses to absorb sales
ltaxes Nr advertise for such 8b-
|sorption, as a "come-on" Tor
customers. &C.
It lis the vendors and ptlr@
3chasers Of food sold for on
premises consumption who
will be most affected by the
newly effective sales tax law.
I The section not only applies
to groceries bought to be eaten
in the home, but to such items
as ice cream and hot dogs bought
at snack bars and drive-ins.
The difference between q
snack bar and a restaurant
amounts to this under the tax
office definition: Where no
tables, chairs or other dining
room accouterments are pro-
Hided by the management the
purchases there are to be con-
Strued as sales for ''off the
premises" consumpion-one per
cent tax rate.
Where the purchaser buys food
which he consumes at tables and
with dinnerware provided by the
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The Star Publishes
Most Auction Ads

During April. Moy and June, The
stor published more thon s7o6 Of
the total auction DDS ploced in
Washington newspapers. This lends
convincing proof thot people who
have something they wont to buy,
trode or sell prefer The Stcr-Wosh
inston's biggest classified market
Place.
The Stor con be productive fol
YOU. Reoch the long established gu.
dienee Of Stor readers with Your won,
I'D message. You'll enjoy quick re-!
suits.
Because it produces the best re-.
suits The Stor publishes more cIossi-
fled dds thon the other Washington
newspapers combined. @
It's cosy to ploce an Inexpensive
I'D in Stor Classified. Just phone
Sterling 5000 and osk for an
AdlToker. b 15se4
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Camp Fund Gifts

The following contributions to
The Evening Star Summer Camp
Fund are acknowledged today:
Preriniislu arknnml
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z. 49, ak93sssasstst$ ~
Reserves
49, ~ ssls.ss ~
[ Continued From First Page.l

~ b anfaeN
prioi zlilitNay service viii not
exeflrt them from the 6klie ton
to. sfHe tie minimum period ill
the active force. 49, si
The Nveran pefied 0z ackive|
and reeerve service WI not
exec light years. All pefi0 Is 0f'
active duty over "a months would
reduce the maximum required
participation in the reserve on
the basis Of one years active
service for two years as a re-
servist.
individuals whose civilian as
signtaeilss are considerGd Yicces-
sary TO- the national health,
safety md interest would not
be called as members d units but.
as individuals after careful
screening. &.
'"The new program is designed
to provide the Army with reserve
division fully trained, manned
and equipped which it could call
in q matter Of hours DR..
Hannah said. 'They would move
into camps ready for them. Some
would be ready for action ia d
matter Of weeks"
National Guard as Crux.
At present 1t would take the
reserve divisions from 10 to IL
months to be ready to GO into
action, he said.
DR.. Hannah said the National
Guard was the best reserve COM
ponent the Army has even
though it is at half strength and
half Of its personnel have had
no prior military service.
THE only smart thing to do
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Is build around the National
Guard. |" be said.
He admitted that any such
move was bound to raise many
complications. The first of these
would be to provide the States
with alternate militia organiza-
tons for emergencies. The Ma
tionai Guard now performs such
duties. Thus, they remain under
command Of the governors until
brought into the regular Army
under presidential order In what
Is known as liberalization.
DR.. Hannah said the polite
cally-powerful National Guard
Association had been brought
into the reserve discussions TO
a degree"
Another problem to be ironed
out, DR.. Hannah said, is to pro-
vide that no World War II and
Korean war veterans -"particu-
larry those who fought be re-
CURED to serve In the reserves.
The scheme. which DR.. Hannah
said would have to be pushed
through Congress before the cur
rent Selective Service act expires
next June 80. is the newest APP
proach to universal military
training. Congress has been cool
to UNIT In the past.
DR.. Hannah said the plan
calls for establishment Of i've
military manpower pools, each
Of which would be maintained at
an even level for years to come.
These pools would be as follows:
l. The regular forces totaling
3,047 900, starting next June 80.
This Is about 1884, men more
than the Joint Chiefs Of Staff
thought it would be last fall. DR.
Hannah confirmed q story last
Sunday in The Star which stated
that the troubled situation in
the Orient had brought about
the change Of plans,
He conceded the planners were
over-optimistic In assuming that
the armiStice In Korea would
permit the withdrawal Of most
Of the ground troops from the
Far East.
"A ready reserve Of 3,O55, 1894
would constitute the second pool.
These would be the men in the
Army and Air Force National
Guard and in the Navy and
Marine Corps Reserve organiza-
tions. They would be called i'm
mediately by the services in an
emergency.
3. An additional 100000 men
who would be called as indiyid-
uals through Selective Service
and would he composed largely
of men who had served active
duty tours and had gone through
the ready reserve. From this
group the military. as we'll as
science and industry. would get
specialists and key workers.
4. An annual draft of 800, 900
men to be taken at the rate
of $4,000 ! month. The actual
call would depend on the num-
Der who volunteer.
5. The last pool would consist
of a reservoir or $50, 900 draft
age men without prior service
who would be indicted in the
first few months Of another big
war. E
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Iowun Flies Atlantic
In One Engine Plane

PARIS, July 31s-Roy Carver.
44-year-old Muscatine. Iowa,
pump manufacturer, landed here
tonight after a one-St0p solo
flight across the Atlantic from
Newfoundland in his single-en-
CINE Beechcraft Bonanza plane
Mr.. Carver said he averaged
about l65 miles an hour. reach
ing the Azores in 10 hours and
using another 10 hours on the
second lap to Paris. He win stay
here until Wednesday. when he
plans to fly TO Athens, He plans
TO ny back over the Atlantic In
September. = ii