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Evening star., 1954-01-07
LanieI and Cabinet
Backed, 319-249, 10
Join in Berlin Talks
BY the AssoeIoied Press

PARIS. Jan. Premier Jo-
seph Laniel and his cabinet min
listers had a new lease on their
shaky Offices today. They are
due to hang on to them at least
until after the Berlin Big Four
Conference of foreign ministers.
Frances badly split National
Assembly got together last night
to give Mr.. Laniel 319-249 in
dorsement so Foreign Minister
Georges Bidault could go to Ber-
lin January Is as spokesman for
a real government.
Mr.. Laniel. who said he would
resign If the vote went against
him or wasn't big. enough for
him. had been expected to get
the Assembly approval. But the
size of the indorsement-five
more than a majority of the
chambers 627 seats-surprised
most observers. The Assembly
had sent the Premier to meet
President Eisenhower and Prime
Minister Churchill at Bermuda
with only 275-244 Endorsement.
Opposed by Communists.
Mr.. Laniel reviewed his domes-
tic policies at length and his for
eign policies briefly before the
Assembly yesterday. then called
for the decisive vote on a pro-
cedural motion to postpone de-
bate on his speech.
Most of the ballots against the
Premier came from the Commu-
nists. who oppose his whole pro-
gram, and the Socialists, who are
against his conservative domestic
policies.
Mr.. Laniel normally would
have resigned in accordance with
French custom after President
elect Rene Coty takes Office jan
uary II. With the Big Four con-
ference due to open only eight
days later. he feared a prolonged
government crisis then, which
would have left France with only
a caretaker foreign minister to
send to Berlin.
Silent on German Issue.
In his policy review. the Pre-
mier gave no indication of what
position Mr.. Bidault would take
in Berlin on the No. / item of
discussion, the future of Ger
many. Al - w @
At the tanks. he saids France
would remain faithful to "Atlan-
tic solidarity" but would also
maintain "a firm determination
not to permit the loss of any
serious chance to improve the in
ternational climate through our
relations with Russia"
Nor did he pledge Mr.. Bidault
to uphold the controversial Euro
pean army plan. toward which
he is lukewarm and the foreign
minister is strongly favorable.
Mr.. Laniel said only that the
army treaty would come before
the Assembly for ratification
after the conference and "any
procrastination then would be
inadmissible."
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Last Man Club 10 Call
Annual Roll February IS

The Districts Last Man Club,
a group of World War I veterans
limited to its original member
ship of 100. last night elected Of
ficers and set banquet at 7::30
pm. on February IS at the Con-
tinental Hotel for its annual roll
call.
New officers, to be installed IL
the banquet. are Harris c. Har-
graves, president; Daniel M.
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Five Held in RiiIinq,
OF Vending Machines

Arlington police last night
charged a gang of five Alexan-
dria youths with opening more
than Is soft-drink vending ma
chimes. using a master key.
Detective Capt. Dudley H.
Rector said Pvts. Bruce c. Bam-
man and William H. Perry saw
a car in a filling station at Lee
highway and Lexington street.
When they went to investigate,
the car drove away at high speed
without lights, Capt. Rector said.
The five youths were caught by
the policemen after a chase.
Their car ran into a front yard
in the 5000 block Of North
Twenty-third street.
Charged with petty larceny
were John Gilbert Strother, 18.
Of the 400 block of East Howell
avenue; John Lee Hughes, 19, of
the 500 block of East Alexandria
avenue. and Donald Wayne Bick-
ford, 18, of the first block Of
East Rosemont avenue. Capt.
Rector said the other. two are
juveniles, aged 16. One of them
is a former employe of the Pepsi
Cola Co., he said, and had a
master key to the vending ma
chimes.
Capt. Rector said the youths
had admitted stealing money
from five vending machines in
Arlington and more than dozen
in Alexandria.
Evening star., 1954-01-07
sy Nh. A..oeio,.d Press

NEW YORK, Jan. 7.-One OF
Arthur Godfrey's chief spon-
sors, the Liggett g. Myers To-
bacco Co.. has dropped its
participation in his radio and
television programs.
I'VE were unable to arrive at
a satisfactory agreement" the
company announced through
Cunningham g. Walsh. its ad-
vertising agency.
Neither the tobacco. company
nor the CHS network gave de-
tails. but published reports here
said the company was unwilling
to accept financial terms asked
by the network for continual
ton Of the seven-year associa-
ton.
Liggett & Myers advertised
Chesterfield cigarettes as one Of
Evening star., 1954-01-07
West and Russians
Meet s Hours, Fail
To Fix Farley Site
BY the Assoeiated Press

BERLIN, Jan. 7. - Western
delegates met with the Russians
at length today. but failed to
reach agreement on the exact
place in Berlin for a forthcoming
Big Four foreign ministers con-
ference.
They will meet again Satur-
day at Soviet headquarters in
the east sector of Berlin. A
communique issued after six
hours of meetings said only that
there was an exchange of
views"
A short time before they con-
vened, a licensed East
German newspaper splashed a
front-page article claiming that
allied West Berlin was not safe
enough for the conference of
foreign ministers January 25.
The West allies have proposed
the 500-room former Allied Con-
troll Authority Building in the
American sector for the confer
ence.
The meeting to pick the site
and make other arrangements
was held at British headquarters.
The West allies were represented
by the three Berlin comman-
dants. The Russians were rep
resented by Sergi Dengin, chief
of the Soviet high commission
for Berlin.
The Neue Zeit. organ of East
Germany'S Christian Democratic
Party, quoted West Berlin cir
cles" as voicing concern over the
allied proposal to use the Control
Authority Building.
The article asserted that bands
OF young rowdies constitute a
serious threat to security and
said West Berlin anti-Commu-
mist organizations. denounced as
agent centers" by the East, are
even more dangerous.
An allied spokesman termed
the Neue Zeit report "a lot OF
fantastic nonsense"
Evening star., 1954-01-07
The Weather Here and Over the Nation

District and vicinity - Rather
cloudy late tonight, lowest
around %. Tomorrow, generally
fair, with highest about 33.
MaryIand-Solne cloudlness in
east and central portions tonight
with occasional snow in extreme
west tonight and tomorrow.
Somewhat colder in west and
continued rather cold in east
section tonight, with lowest 1922
in extreme west and $3.50 in
west and central portions.
Evening star., 1954-01-07

Goodacre, first vice president:
John T. Chichester. second vice
president; James w. Shorthand,
secretary-treasurer: John A..
Smith. chaplain; Richard K.
Chapman. historian: Fay j. Nc
Carly. chief of staff: DR.. Will
liam T. Gill, jr., surgeon; Theo-
dore z. Carroll. judge advocate:
Emmett L. Andrews. sergeant at
arms, and Joel T. Thacker. color
sergeant.
The meeting was held at the
home of Mr.. Shorthand, 131
Hamilton street NV.
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Grand Hotel Released

NUREMBERG. Germany, Jan.
7 R.-The Grand Hotel, tenn
porary home for many Ameri-
cans in Germany since World
War II, was returned today to
German control. Requisitioned
by United States forces in 1945,
1t housed many newspapermen
during the Nuremberg war crimes
trials and later was a transient
hotel.
Evening star., 1954-01-07

Virginia-Some Cloudiness in
east and central portions tonight
with a few snow flurries in ex-
treme west tonight and tomor-
row. Continued rather cold. with
lowest tonight 20-25 west and
26-32 east.
Winds-Mostly northwest at
1920 miles tonight and 20-30
miles per hour tomorrow.
River Report.
fFrom U. 8. Engineers.)
Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferry
and clear at Great Falls; Shenandoah
clear at Harpers Ferry.
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Elevator Service
Needed for Defense
BY fhs Assoeioted Prsss

READING, Pa.-This city has
several lofty structures suitable
for a ground observers post from
which to carry out the civil de-
fense program. But the city corps
has been inactive since it lost its
last post when the building on
which it was located was sold.
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Communist Demand
To Hold P0Ws Can
Bring Crisis Jan. q
BY the sssoeio,sd Pres.

- 4
SEOUL, Friday. Jan. 8.-The
Communists demanded last
night that Korean war prisoners
who haven't returned home be
held until a Korean peace con-
ference considers their fate.
The Red insistence could force
a tcrisis January %, the day
when the United Nations Com
mand insists that all remaining
POWs be freed as civilians.
Preliminary talks on setting
up peace conference are stalled
and there is no indication when
1t might begin.
The Communist view was in
letter from the Red high COM
mand to Indian 1t. Gen. K. S.
Thimayya, chairman of the
Neutral Nations Repatriation
Commission, which was broad
cast by the official Red Peiping
radio.
Insist on More Explanations.
The letter also insisted that
the explanations to WOO back
the POWS be resumed. The 90
day interview period ended De-
cemher %. with the approval of
the repatriation commission.
The U. N. Command interpre-
tation of the armistice terms is
that a 9O-day period was to be
set aside for explanations; the
Red Interpretation is that there
should have been 80 actual days
of explanations.
During the 90-day period the
Reds met with only about 1000
of the 22,60O anti-Red Chinese
and Koreans in 10 days of inter-
views.
American and South Korean
leaders met separately today on
the tense problem of disposing
of the POWs and apparently
reached at least a temporary
settlement to a growing rift.
South Korean Threat Dropped.
South Korean Foreign Minister
Pyun Yung Tai dropped his
threat of violence to free the
anti-Red POWs. while new (al-
lied) arrangements" are tested.
Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, 9th
Army commander, flew to Tokyo
for conferences with Gen. John
E. Hull. U. N. commander.
An official spokesman said the
two generals were smoothing
out a number of prisoner de-
tails and tying up some loose
ends"
Gen. Taylor issued a cold, brief
statement at Seoul last night
that 9th Army troops were
pledged to protect Indian troops
against an attack.
Mr.. Pyun had threatened to
attack the Indians because of a
roster check or head-count of
anti-Communist prisoners, dur |
ing which 1876 POWs asked and
were granted repatriation to Red
China.
Rhee Cabinet Meets.
President Syngman Rhee met
with cabinet officers today to
consider the Taylor statement
and afterwards Mr.. Pyun said
In an interview: M
I'VE are now making new AZ
rangements as a test and if the
arrangements pass the test We
do not have to use force against
the Indians"
The arrangements, he said,
we're between Mr.. Rhee and Gen.
Taylor.
They will watch and check
on how the Indian guards are
handling the prisoners" Mr..
Pyun said. IF no more anti
Communist prisoners are sent
north by the Indian guards as
a result of the new arrangement,
that is to our satisfaction and
we need not use force against
the Indians"
The roster check was endorsed
several days ago by the U. N.
Command as an expression of
free choice.
Evening star., 1954-01-07

raise legisla-
ton m e a n S
that the initi-
ative will have
to be taken by
c on gresS. If
Congress feels
favorably in
clined toward
a Federal pay
boost. the ad-
m ini stration
is not expect
ed to oppose
it.
One encour-
,: ~g- -
Evening star., 1954-01-07
The 'FederoI Spotlight
Administration Officials Cool
Flat Raise in Government
The FederoI Spotlight
By Joseph Young

Administration officials have cooled considerably the past
week or so toward fiat Federal
Instead the officials that reclasscation
structure where boost
that he i,cfi4o
Evening star., 1954-01-07

The ADMINISTRATIONS appar-
ent GOODNESS toward Federal pay
Evening star., 1954-01-07

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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ROAD SIDE RESTAURANT-Excel-
lent location, fast growing commun-
ity: good business. win sell rea-
Sonable due to personal reason; Box
BOOMING House BARGAIN. near
14th and Park rd. 3-story, SEMI
Diet, brk.; 10 Ice. rms, . baths; ga
rage: income $3.50 per mo-, plus
owners apt: $500 down buys bus
mess and properly peri Cal sR, IA 219I1o
D SNNT w = eos New York ave.
nw.-Grocery store, fully equip. for
the price OF rent: $3.50 mo. D1.
OPPORTUNITY-Arl., rooming house
or good as-new shop. either will go
well in this comm. prop. Plenty Of
parking. Lease $3.50. per mo. G.
F. LANIER, ia, 7-3434 10
owner must leave town. Tremendous
opportunity, person expand. estab-
lished business. Call Elk. 3-953S
or JU. 5-S563.
BOARDING AND BOOMING HOUSE.
"a bedrms., 8 baths; long lease.
call MRS. 0yERNfdAN, Ap, s-4S6I
or MIR. KEsSLER. MA. s-3476. p
BEAUTY SALON FOR SALE-Excel.
OppUT. lOT ptIGOH VIII UdS uNotlt w
be in business for himself; SO per
mo. for businesSAnd living quarters;
81, 800, only sii $1,000 down. Excel.
location. First come, first served.
S006 Flower ave. phone JU. 7-9hs9.
Three years lease; shopping center.
FOR SALE---stock. fixtures, going
business. transfer of license: one OF
s. Maryland's popular restaurant.
bar: good loo; clean, mod. bldg. ideal
for expans. into drive-in, enter
adds extra income. BOX 230-Y. Star.
fully equipped, 8 tables:
for for re Sa s 9is 9th st. NV; $500
AND RESTAURANT, COM
pletely furnished; for rent. s11 Pa.
ave. NV; $500 mo. Ma. s-4639.
DRY CLEANING and laundry aeen-
cies for sale on busy thorough
f sRcaE Service new staon iocatea az
Waldorf. Md on Routes 301 and 5.
Excellent opportunity for expert
enced service station operator. Write
B. F. SIMMS. La Plata. Md. Phone
Beauty SHOP. modern equipment;
will sacrifice for immediate sale.
$3.50. Located l116 N. Hudson St..
Arl. Inquire LIBERTY LOAN. IA.
7-323T or ia. S-531S 10
FOR INDEPENDENCE
Our product is making sales his
tory throughout the country. You
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MOTEL AND Ice. FURN. OWNERS
HOME. 4 acres. Full price, S19,750
$4,000 dn. Cali Lenah 5-2523. liz
DRY CLEANING, solvent plant, Ar
lington, fully equipped; very reas.
priced; parking facilities. BOX s5-z.
Star. %
AUTO REPAIR, fully equipped. In
Guiding Ford 1l2-ton truck equipped
with Holmes crane. Long lease. Sell
ing price. $1,000; half down. Ii.
beer. near ne. car
barns, seats 40, same owner IA yrs
who built q $4,000 rest. in Md. and
cannot give his attention to this
business. Price only $1,000 with
$1,000 cash down. w. z. THRIFT.
Exclusive, 1411 Pa. ave. NV, ma.
s-oT43
GRoCERIES-ALL SIZES
Call me for good stand. Sam
Greenfield. ia. 9-7776 with.
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

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UNFURNlSHED tcont. }

|s-RooM CORNER BRICK HOUSE on
18th st. Sc. south of Pa. ave. Oil
h.-w. heat; baths. Tenant to do
interior maintenance. $40 per mo.
s--RooM FRAME CORNER HOUSE
near Mem. blvd. no. of Alex. Large
yard: q baths: newly dec: partly
BETHESDA, 6915 Fairfax rd.--com-
Portable 3-bedrm. house. with scr.
AVIAN. for immed. Occupancy r Rent
only $40, for tenant who would be
willing to do some interior deco
rating at own expense. For further
inform. csll BILL MARsTELLAR.
ARLINGTON NoRTH-Three-bedrm..
2-bath brick rambler: full bsmt,.
B ssEskS 'f SRop 2s asR' me- ssa'SF:
FALL CH.-3-bedrm. mod. rambler;
cor, acre lot. school nearby. $40
mo. or win sell CT with nothing
ddoown and IN S1oo mo. G. E. LANIER.
FALLS CHURCH--New s-bedrm. ram
Pier: lge. equip: kit; Sl3o mo. Ola
MR.. BUNKER HILL SCHOOL Lia and
Michigan ave. n.e.---6-rm. brick
semidet;; rec; rm.; hot-W, h.: front
poISn. ienCeu yaIu. avail. oSpS. ~.
ARR. ias s. olebe rd.--Brick
semidet.; 5 rms, full bsmt..; cor. lot.
Public and parochial schools nearby.
$99 so mo. g. E. LANIER. ia. q
$50 LAKEWOOD ST. s.E,-semiddet.
avail. Sept. is; priced. SI35 mo.
tenant viii show: M. z. SMITH. INC,
eo OF BaTSriTERNur ST. N.w.-s rms.
"a baths, rec. rm,, garage, oil heat;
excel. neighborhood; vacant. M. z.
SMITH SMITH. INC, l AIS H st. NV, p1'
N. ALExANDRiA@3 bedrms.; painted
and polished and ready. Gas heat.
J2a Dale st. Elk. 3-599s. GO; .
co lsG fsss'' HEIGHTS - s-6edrm.,
1R.bath corner brick: gas heat:
s sHGd SSRd R.s sfRs: S 49, a }o6S L.
N. - well-shaded Colo
nial. dead-end ST; 3 bedrms., Ia
baths, rec. rm., scr. porch: conv.
ssehools, shops. Pentagon: $145. ia.
Mr.. FALLS CHURCH - 3 nice bed
rms. pine-paneled: extra lge. liv.-
equipped kit: finished stairway to Q
lge. storage or playrms. on End n:
avail. immed.; $125 mo. JE. 2-2663.
SILVER SPRING, close in - 2-level
rambler: center hall, bedrooms. 2
baths, brick: rec. room, screened
porch, patio. garage; convenient
schools and bus: $3.50. JU. S-306O.
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

BUYERS OPPORTUNITY FOR. REAL
HOME. near goth and Kalorama
I'd. n.w.-Lovely 7-rm.. corner apt
too large for owner. hence willing
to sssTs less g ebs $500 Near d4S
and cars. For inspection call N. 2
seM7ss7H7: e eSes.. LIE Ii. esls1s s. NV 16
WE HAVE several clients looking. for
better class coop. apis. to buy
sMiTH 90 1E zeu haYs + g. eeT nv M
A G,as1T1s II INF N The MENDoTA-
Quiet large rms, beautiful view OF
WASHINGTON. Liv. rm;: full din; rm n
b sdn c,ss den, new ort kis BATH Ti1j
finance. See Apt. 66 ct 1920 goth
ST.. NV. Call LEA WILSON. ME.
TW t' ' BBiEDRMs., two baths, garage
space, also foyer, double liv. rm..
full din: rm:. glassed-in sun porch;
EXIT ana p sood yeon and dera afqe
one blk. from extensive shopping
and transp. Price, S13.950. Please
call Mr.. Gavin, with H. G. SMITHY
CO. ST. $4,000; res. AID. 2-5004
NEAR CONN. and wyoming ayes. NV.
Unusually large efficiency apt. at
sit,snd-b aao s sets With rep and
electric kit; excellent view. Price,
S1l,750. Please call Mr.. Gavin.
5000: res, AID. 2-5O04.
AN UNINTERRUPTED VIEW of lawns
and trees from all windows, of
this lovely apartment on Conn. ave.
Bedrm., bathrm.. liv. rm.. din. rm,.
kitchen and sun porch; spotless con-
MRS. UNA HANBURY. AID. 2-3022
or MA. S-373I.
IDEAL FOR CHILDREN-Two-be
apt, mr.. schools and shop; S55
per mo. inclS. taxes, ms. and ALL
UTILITIES Price. only S3, 800.
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HOUSES FURNISHED Cont

TAkOMA PARK. MD. 1o4 Hodges
sSa Get '1an 1854 t SUss Sns9 TR1si
1917 N. lockwood ST.. ARL:-
Lovely house furn.; 4 bedrms.. lily.
rm.. ? kits. baths. rec. rm.; yanrd
C III s10s cH Il widow has
attractively furn. brk. home; lovely
esB II B n with fenced.
In back yd., $l25 mo; Glenmont
r''ls" Wheaton area. a723 Terra
pin I'd. For appt. call UN. 1921.
.ANACosTIA, 20OO RIDGE Pr. Sc
! 6-rm. and bath semidet. brick rec.
e eai ssf sef l. s saELfos keals sss
PARTIALLY FURN.-4 bedrm.. 8
schools: $500 mo. RA. 6-2592. Ia
1912 9th ST. N.W.-Four bedrooms
and den: nicely furn., S-rm. row
brick, gas h., 2-car garage. schools.
shop,; ts USo sligo mo- mo; IA. n g74 III
bns Is do oGn' Gail iPG sg Ssh00
CHARMING new 5-rm. brick: Is min.
dntn., compl. furn.. bsmt.. yd.. S125
go Southern ave. Sc. WA. TABOO
Mr.. GOVT. PARK and Takoma Rec
reation Center (swimming pool
completely furn., 3-bedrm. home.
with den at IS kongfellow st. NV.
Only $3.50. SHANNON & LUCHS
CO. 1905 H st; NV. MA. s-2345;
north of M-Attractively remodeled;
incl. new. drapes and curtains:
baths. , firepls. FRANK M. DOYLE,
COOP NV. 8-RM. BRICK--Full
bsmt., IL baths, firepl,. oil heat;
excel cond Best transp. CO. 5-7579.
Mr.. VIENNA, VA.-Small 1-bedrm.
cottage; wooded section, ami: S45
mo. and some baby sitting. Ideal /
or 2 persons. JE. 4-6S4o.
ANDREWS AND BOILING FIELD
AREA-Bungalow, 5 rms. and bath;
sos per mo. SUBURBAN REALTY
siIvER sPRINGGModern. e-bedrm.
rambler. attractively furn., wall-to-
wall carpet, spacious yard; eony: to
S135. DREYFUSS BROS, 1919
18th St. NV MA. S-05S2.
TAKOMA PARK-Two-room house;
electric stove and refgr.. Heatrola
heat "a bath. redec.; $50, JU.
N.W.@Modern. e-bedrm. house; ex-
Gel. transp., oil heat; S135 mo-. yr.
lease. For appt.. AID. 4-3345. --15
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED--vA.

ARL. RossLYN, / bedrm. s74.. in
clud. gas At bus. ia. 5-7270. 1900
IARLINaST0S-Lge. e-bedrm. apt. in
attr. mod. apt. bldg; very close in.
Sep. din. rrn. Bus passes the door.
S95 incl. utils. Vacant. KE S-4133.
--I2
ARL, Vacant. Bedrm.. liv.. din. Kit.
bath. fan. utils.. parking. ldry..
N. ARL.-4-rm. and bath apt. II
bdrm. !. in home, pvt. entr. Wilson
blvd. S65. JE. 2-6Ss0.
N. ARL.-2-bedrm. apis: excel. loca-
ton Must see to appreciate. Adults
only. ia. 2-6640. Ia
$685., ARL.-Garden-type 1-oedrm.
apis. water and heat incl. mr.. Fort
Myer. north gate. EN-. a-567S. days
EN-. 3-920S ewes III
GARDENS has few
l and . bedrm. units available;
priced from SIS. Sit. in cony Alex:
a 5-min. drive from the Pentagon
Phone TIE. 6-440Q or come to the
ONCE in Adams Bldg. cor. Mt. YER
non ave and Russell I'd
ALEXANDRIA $50 SO includes all
utilities for this l-hedrm. apt, 10
minis. from Pentagon. Call IA. p
LYON PARK--Newiy decor: I-bed-
rm. apt. avail. trnmed.; reas. rent.
Call ia. 2-166l. --lu