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Evening star., 1954-10-02
LOTS AND ACREAGE sAllors
ninued.t 4
IkUST NoTES FoR sALE lcens. J
BoA,Ts

PARTIES. Deaie Nd. Cal
CAPT. KING. LO. 4-6S43 days; WA
1-4192 after D and week ends.
BOAT WANTED-Sail boat, IA IT. to
20 y: call "a. 5-62t0. --3
E9E sv9 REST; ES el sy hCgE sl;,,ssy day
TON Co., Maine ave. and NJ sts.
FISHING PARTIEs-still or trolling
Modern boats. CAPT. ERNIE. West
SEED flsET soxT. Sssii sa-ft. chris-craft s With
lao, h:p.;. gray; very fast: perfect
Price Is, reduced to $4,000. Phone JE
OuTBoARD MOTOR, '5e Elsin. ~
h.p.. completely rebuilt; $50. See
ct 2535 Bladensburg rd. ne. or cali
BOAT LUMBER-Plywood. 3fa2 in.
TO 9. In, plankine or framing, per
20 #. long; Everdur screws; Anchor
BILL" afh1 "a'Ji JENKINS, KIN Suiidins " and ID
repairs, 800 Maine ave. s.w.. ma,
CABIN CRUISER. 1s4s. 81 IT,. 1o4
h.p.; excel. cond.. $1,000. IL. 8
800. Ext. e-26ss; ewes, Wo. g.
e. YAwL. 40 IT,; cash,
IL duC VI hASs 0ulto Ahh Vii olCA
engine in good condition. Sleeps u,
galley and head. Needs minor work,
Can be seen In city. S1,S00 or best
offer JU. 9-OS22.
HIT. RUNABOUT, 16-h.p. motor
de luxe trailer. plus accessories
WA. 7-OT40. --A
36 IT.; sleeps 9 and ready
to cruise the waterways. Was $3.50,
now asking $2,65U. See CHARLIE
KING. Corinthian Yacht Club, OF
lift. ALUMiNUM BOAT and trailer,
$3.50. UN. 4-42S9. --3
36-FT. CABIN DECK CRUISER, ma
hog. fully equip; 5000. DISTRICT
YACHT CLUB, 14th and Water st.
Sc, or AID. 4-26I9. --3
SEVERAL CANOES, excellent cond
priced right. DENIPSEY'S. 36th and
K NV. RE. 7-S9l1. --3
l9iS RICHARDSON EXPRESS cruiser,
a5-h.p. kermath motor, head, gailey,
2 berths: 26~ft. length, 4 IT. beams.
Top condition: reasonable. 1nspec-
ton. WASHINGTON MARINER, 1890
Maine ave. Name, Rebel" --3
12-FOOT RUNABOUT, used once;
chrome fittins; full-length spray
rail. Not kick boat: includes oars
and locks, cover, car-top carrier.
$175. Call. CIR. 4-6951. --3
Evening star., 1954-10-02
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ALTA ROMEO '49 $500 &C. station
wagon. See Sat Sun. a-6. rear.
3l09 18th NV. or call-write for in
formation. CALKINs. AID. 2-6552.
Anglia 4-dr.: ses7; Hillman conv..
ssa: sis7: 81 y DkW slWe' s5s7; is 'fUH austin
sedan. $sa5; also used NJ. 0.s and
many other foreign cars: bank n
nancing. JACK PRY. LTD. 18th
ANGLIA 1862 s-dr.: excel. sond /;
Dnis must SELL sell $780, $500. SShef Can operator, sq,
Spring Abb. --3
'53: "100"; light
blue. beautiful condition, all equip.
fast; S2.l50. Call EN-. 2-91S1. 3
BUICK SO Special de luxe sedan;
Dynafiow; repossessed: must sell to
close out account S2S5 total price,
cash or terms. BLASS &, CLARK,
Florida ave. ne, AID. 4-9SS2.
nsAsfs5asslff eoiors HoRN2Rs coR. osae Buief aef
DesleT; .sIsi; Fla. ave. ne. at 9Th. Ii,
hBIen B1ssoS 80 t-as t1 sgsa sss. v.i, aps ss.a
S645. TAKoMA CFordi MOTORS,
S725 Piney Branch rd., Silver
Spring JU. $1,000. -
BUICK % Century conv.; only 5000
mi; naturally showroom appearance;
PRY. LTD. 14th and p. 3
BUCKS: Horner's Corner. $500 MINI.
ave. ne. A choice selection Of mod
els and eolors. LU. 1920. Buick
Dealer. STANLEY H. HORNER.
BUICK '53 Rosdmaster Riviera
asMfH sserice ssssssGoins ssos RAJ suy sssis tsaiD2sd
BUICK 1853 Roadmaster Riviera:
black. low mileage, l owner. r. and
h., power brakes. power steering
E-Z Eye Glass, custom upholstery
puncture and blowout proof Wv
sP tires; i -sssa els: windows in excel. cond
BUICK 80 4-dr.: beautiful green fin.
isb. r. and H.. matching seat covers
Wv. tires. A car you will be proud
to own. See this beauty today. ONLY
$7S5. KENYON-PECK. tChevroietl
3l4o Lee hwy. Arlington, Va. ia
BUICK 1910 el. cpe.: black. r., h..
Sc; very. clean inside and out
sxcel. cond. S125. WA. 1890. "a
BUICK 1852 Super Riviera hard tor
coupe: Dynafiow, T. and h.. low
mileage. I owner. beautiful 2-tone
absolutely same as new throughout
Take car to your mechanic for ap-
proval; S1.Sa5. BELL MOTORS.
SOLO Wisconsin ave-, Wo. $4,000.
BUICK 1863 Roadmaster Riviera
hard top coupe; power steering:
Dynafiow, r. and h., 1000 actual
mi. beautiful 2-tone blue and gray
finish: iinmac. interior. Car alb
solutely same rs new in every way,
ss, los. BELL MoToRs, soio wis
consin ave, WO. $4,000. --3
BUICK l94g Super convertible;
radio, htr.. low mileage. beautiful
green finish, new tan top, Wv,
| tires. Car absolutely in perfect
cond. in every detail. Take car to
| your mechanic for approval; $695,
| 800 dn.. S3S.92 per mo. BELL Mo-
TORS, 500 Wisconsin ave-. Wo
|BggfScsKS 1851 noadm.ss.r Riviera q
DIR. sedan; Dynafiow, :. and h.,
| 10000 actual mi; l owner. Name
| on reauestf Gleaming black finish,
immac interior, Car absolutely
| same as brand-new In every way.
Must be seen to be appreciated;
S1,295. BELL MOTORS, 5OIO Wis
consin ave. WO. 6-SD00. --3
BUICK 1883 super Riviera sedan
r. h.. Dynahow, excel. throughout
ACME M6ToR sAIEs. si5s K NV
BUICK 80 v-s. s1.oes; super 4-door,
r.. and h.. Dyne.. Wv. tires, low
mileage: runs Ike new. HYATTS-
VILE BUICK. 1920 h. I. ave
Hyattsyille, Nd. Ap. 10000. --A
Evening star., 1954-10-02
HAVE YOU SEEN
GARAGES

REAR AIT 3rd. ST. N.E.-open lot
parking for 10 cars. S15 per month.
entire lot. Call JU. 5-3355 3s
1912 3lst. ST. N.W.-Garage for
rent, 20x20. brick. Phone AID. =
sia5 ilsh ST. NV. near 14th and
Van Buren sts;-Heated garage;
S12.50 mo. Call MRS. O'BRYAN,
res. mgr, RA. 3-2649 or ia. $4,000.
DOUBLE GARAGE FOR RENT-Good
storage. alley. 1885 7th st. NV;
GARAGES. all new, single and dou-
BILE, 23-foot alley. wide overhead
doors; ST. to SIS per month Rear
65l2 Blair rd. NV. JU. 9-65e1
DOUBLE GARAGE. $40 month; on
paved alley in rear of 242 9th st.
ne: Ii. 1881. ---3
- Tractors. .trailers or
trucking. II you are looking for
a place out of the city. contact
BARGAR'S GARAGE, located on
301. ] mi. north of Washington
Annapolis ExpresswaU Central s.
BETHESDA. MD.-Lse. e-car garage
and pvt. office in adjacent bldg.
Both for sos mo. 1885 wis. ave.
Ideal for builder and storage. viii
@. w. ROBERTSON. OIL. 2-2123
Evening star., 1954-10-02
TRUCKS. FOR SALE

DODGE 81 la-ton pickup: excel.
S545. ARLINGTON MOTOR Co
31Fora, 1917 N. Moore st. Arl' va,
FORD '53 K.-ton pickup. dark green
nniSh. de luxe cab, heater and other
equipment Low mileage. One owner,
Co. 354U 14th st. NV. TU. 2-4i00.
'5a 14s-ten chassis
and cab: low mileage. Excel cond.
ToN Tedy aoroR sea ses5 co. saen ssoId AE1iNa FL 4
Moore St.. All. Va. JA. 7-s7s7.
CHEW 81 ia-ton pickup: orig. owner.
used non-bus,; very low mi: ike
new; EXCEL. sond.: ss65. 1s1aa A
st sc. Sat Sun. only. 80
cmGyGotEI ma,or. .EIo 1s4s ~ 's-ton panel: new
80 is-ton pickup; de
cond. UN. 4-2212 evenings. -
"a 1-ton panel. excel
cond :, piv tires. spare: best offer
this week end. LO. 4-!527 -;
tires. tires. motor and body in good cond-.
FORD SiaS' fo; g GsGts'' stton Dump: in exc excel.
AKLINdToN MOTOR Go. tFordj
1919 N. Moore ST.. Arl.. Va. IA,
eSs ms !sapr ,,s Wheel base; ssss sssa
both. trucks have Government, con-
GMC 1910 refrigerator trGek: good
running condition: $3.50 or best
ofter Call To 8 p.m. JU. s-o733.
1asA h-tor nicr9r.
$I.215. LO. 4-66a4. =
STUDEBAKER 1a4a ton Boyertown
walk-in; new forest green paint;
smooth quiet motor: good tires; re-
Gently passed inspection: an excep-
low-cost GMAc terms If desired.
sToHLMAN CHEVROLET. $3.50 NJ
st. NV. AID. 2-I62S. 33rd and NJ
SITS. NV. AD. 2-1G48. -
W1LLYS 1850 l-ton. 4-wheel drive
pickup: good cond.; S725.. Browning
1a4s pickup: heater: good
engine: needs transmission repairs:
$50. UN. 4-104:. 4
WLLYS 1888 sedan delivery; driven
less than $4,000 miles. You'll never
expect to find used delivery in such
fine condition. It's, priced to sell
s4as Sneky Il d.ssa &, ssaS lSnsHi ehEN aMAc
RoLET. 32s9 NJ st. NV. AID. q
1923. 33rd and M SITS. NV. AD-
o-l646 --:}
1851 ia-ton pickup; one
Of the incest 1851 pickups in the
city. Youll agree it's an outstand-
ing value for $1g5; low-cost GMAC
terms if desired. STOHI4MAN CHEW
RCLET, 33S9 M st. NV. AID. 9
1928. 33rd and NJ SITS. NV. AID.
2-I646 3
Evening star., 1954-10-02
SPECIAL

Come in. see and ride the motorcycle
that has won more national cham
pionships this year than all other
makes combined
The new 1858 Model XII is on the
floor for your inspection ana ap-
prOval.
Used machines from $l45 up
TT races this Sunday at Winches-
ter. Va.
HARLEY DAVIDSON, sales d Service
1865 3lst st. NV. AD. 2-0602
a
Evening star., 1954-10-02
AuToMoTivE MISCELLANEOUS

FRONT ENDS FOR TRAILERS. Also
steel pipe. Also used auto parts.
uN. 4-O495 II
STATION WAGON REPAIR twood,.
one piece or complete body: tops
repaired or replaced. Po. 2-3s37.
Evening star., 1954-10-02
FLORIDA PROPERTY

SIS.50O BUYS this beautiful North
wood Park section. West Palm Beach.
Fla, furnished home. Four bedrms.,
rage, Handicapped lot with barbecue
pit. win consider trade. For fur
ther information, write Box 379-A.
Star. II
LIVE IN ORANGE CITY. FLA; 3
bedroom houses: So, $50 UP. >
miles TO St. Johns River: best bass
fishing in Florida. FRED BAYNE.
223 r. |. ave. ne. HU. 3-63ol. y
FLORIDA HOME on west coast
wanted. will trade 6-rm row brick
house near 18th and Penna. ave.
Conn. ave. NV, WO. 6-1l2;29. 4
Evening star., 1954-10-02
WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED

APPROX. LOCO ACRES with broad
frontage on salt water, within 30
miles of Washington. D. c. Write
giving full description of land,
number of acres. location, owner
ship, asking price. etc. Box 22S-A
Star. -3
Evening star., 1954-10-02
REAL ESTATE WANTED
oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

mo. for 8 mos; nearly
new brick rambler. furn.; , baths;
2-ear brick garage, apt. above; big
lot; sell-trsde. RYON. RA. 3-6146,
Mr.. Braswell. los Beverly ave-, Bey-
erly Beach. today. SUNDAY. -
LOCH HAVEN. MD.-Four- -bedrm.
home; near school bus; beach boat
ing privils.; SS5 per mo. on yearly
rental.
8. S. MELLICHAMPE
Loeb Haven. Md.
Phone West River 6623
Evening star., 1954-10-02
GARAGES

Siaxsiax1s concrete floors. sliding
overhead drs.: sew. avail. in $500
block 18th st. JEROME BRODIE.
OIL. 10000. --3
Evening star., 1954-10-02
TRAIlERS

LUGGAGE TRAILER, metal body,
tarpaulin; S75. Call j. BRADLEY.
ma. S-2336. See at l39 Ivanhoe
10 PENTAGON. 16 it., aluminium.
Sleeps f. Used very little. %l,05O.
Call Mon: LU. .-6l40; ST. 3-3. ).
1881 MARS. 33-ft. . bedrms.: fully
equipped. $1,000. Ii. 6-254i j
1875! kENSkILL. excel. cond. and
sleeps 4. Plus 2Sx9la front cabana.
Reasonable. Can be financed. OAK
GROVE TRAILER PARK. Lot 6I.
sPART2NIETTTE TANDEM. 30 it.,
1851; excel. cond.; fully equip. Lot
~. Boiling Field Trailer Court. -,
SEE THE 1854 JEWEL LUXURY
TRAILER; IL it.. California made,
birch interior, sleeps 4, elec. brakes.
water tank, Venetian blinds Many
extras. Best offer. OIL. 6-6354.
TRAILER: comb. boat and luggage,
plus trailer hitch; S75. IA. 7-iI5S.
1925 N. Daniel, Arl. -
e5-FT. TRAILER; newly decorated.
Can be seen after 8 or Sat. or SUN.
all day. WE. 5-456u. 3
80 HOUSE TRAILER
Evening star., 1954-10-02
MOTORCYCLES


b. r. A. '54, 500 &C.. swinging arm
sgl., peri, only $500 miles. Save
over 500. May accept lIade. Also
HID. frame. LU. 1-65S5- --j
CUSHMAN 1854 Eagle; with motor
cycle. cost S3S7. sacr. for $3.50.
Also one new side car, cost $69,
HARLEY-DAViDsON. 1854 XII:
must sell. $685.. WA. 1-6156. 1901
Jefferson ST., Hyattsville. Md. --3
ZCNDOPP 80: 200 &C, extras, nice
cond.. very economical. First $3.50
takes 1t. uN. 4-6s.7 a
SEE THE NEW 1865 TRIUMPH T Ito
TODAY; A. h.p. swinging arm twin,
Immediate delivery. Special sale on
53 model 200 and all used machines.
Save by buying now! Used models
from $3.50 up, Sales and service.
parts and accessories: 5 Star tt
race at Winchester, Sunday, Oct. 8.
ALLIED MOTORS
100 9th st. NV. CO. 5-1496
Evening star., 1954-10-02
LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

SEVERN RIvER-Little Round Bay;
) rms. bath, heat, cottage on 100
f. waterfront, pier ana beach: sac,
rifce for quick sale. Phone SOUTH
SHORE b25l or SYKESVILLE .lO.
or write E. W. KEGEL. Sykesville,
Md =
SELL OR TRADE-Cabin at Lake
Jackson; huge rock flrepi.: corner
lot; interior unfln.; must go now;
$4,000. RA. 6-5166. ia. a-0S.G
PALMERs. st. Marys County, Md
Approx. 2i2 acres, with l1o-ft.
waterfront. on St. GATHERINGS Sound;
. 6-rm. house with elec. and aftesian
we'll ia 5-4791 after 4:30. ---3
DEALE-Large older :}-bedrm. year
round home, on 230 #. Of water
front; slight moderniZing will result
in a fine home. Priced to sell at
$3.50; several others, all price
, ranges. B. NJ. ODUM. RE. 7-52 ID.
: or drive TO Deale and DhoEe Mr..
RICE. West River b103. -
DEALE BEACH. MD.-Attrac. cot
tage on Chesapeake Bay; very reas.
> Also nice building lot, 60x100 #,
ath ST.. Deale Beach, Md. West
OF S''er THE e. BAY B nr. Annapolis. lot
175x600, . complete yr.-rouno
homes with modern cows; priced
for quick sale. Phone Colonial j.
fO31. 3
Evening star., 1954-10-02
YEAR-ROUND HOMES

$3.50 and up for fine homes at
Bay. As low as $500 dn. Call MRS.
BARTON at co. 3-9323 at Wood
land Beach. Or. stop by our Selby
office on Rt. GA mr.. Mayo, Md. West
River 1884 on week ends or call KAY
REALTY CO., RA. $1,000 weekdays.
Evening star., 1954-10-02
ATTENTION BUILDERS

Beautiful wooded i2-acre lots with
waterfront privileges, sewer. water.
blacktop street: on the Potomac
River; excel. for better homes.
nate to construction. MIR. GREEN,
Evening star., 1954-10-02
EVERGREEN
MEADOWS

ARcoLA. LoUDoUN CO.. VA.
Come and see for yourself. Acre
lots, 10O-ft. frontage. As little as
$500 Low taxes: easy terms.
Telephone. electricity. school, hard
road LeeSburg 245-,J-3 j
Evening star., 1954-10-02
RAY BARNEY
2 TO 5 ACRE HOMESITES

In beautiful Forest Hills, peacefully
secluded yet quietly accessible by
the new Washington Annapolis
Freeway NOW under construction1 :.
and up. Terms if desired. Call
NJ. LEO STORCH. AF. 7-313I.
Evening star., 1954-10-02

ALTA ROMEO '4e $500 &C. station
wagon See Sat.-Sun., a-6. rear.
3I09 18th NV. or call-write for in
formation. CALKINS, AID. 2-6552.
Evening star., 1954-10-02

FORD 81 converitble: fully equipped
insIaains aisioa ss EordSna:!es sM sss Il good ssn
FORD 1946 coupe: r. and h., low
mileage, auto. trans. good motor
and finish; SIS down. 1920 Wilson
FORD 1947 conv. 5-pass. cpe.; r.
and h., signals. The most beaut.
cpe. IN town; $5 down. 1920 Will
FORD, 1854 4-dr.; overdrive, r. and
h., undercoating, turn signals. SIDE
mirror. spotlight: $1.996. OIL. =
FORD 1853 Victoria Continental;
f1aminso red, cream top. wire wheels,
WV, 7. and h. low mi, ! owner. in
Japan. JE. 2-40:0: JE. 2-545l.
Evening star., 1954-06-09
Intervene or Lose Indo-Chinu
is Hard Choice Still FocinqU. S.
Military, Political ond- Diplomatic Scramble
Boils Down to One Realistic Conclusion

spondent told a Western news
man: "You can take my word
fer it, there will be no question
Of partition in Indo- China. What
we want is political settlement
for the whole area. Our guess is
that in an election we would win
Wet Nam and lose Laos and
Cambodia."
MOl0tov Makes That Proposal.
Yesterday, as if nothing at all
had happened in the meantime,
Mr.. Molotov proposed just that
solution. It was futile, he i'm
piled, to talk of a military truce
as something that could be sep
arated from an ultimate polit-
ical settlement. The two SUBJ
jects should be discussed to-
gether. he suggested, in parallel
sessions of the conference. The
goal should be free elections for
the whole of Indo-Chia after
withdrawal Of foreign ii. e.,
French) troops from the area.
The immediate practical ef-
feet of the Molotov proposal is
to snuff out the one slim hope
that remained for a reason
able" settlement of the Indo-
Chinese war: A military truce
which might eventually harden
into some form of political divi-
sion as it has in Germany and
(See MOVES. Page A-21
Evening star., 1954-06-09

by Acting Chairman Mundt of
the Investigations Subcommittee
as this "midmorning madness"
came after Senator Symington
proposed a way Of airing charges
he and Senator Mccarthy had
made against one another.
Senator Symington read a let
ter addressed to Senator McCar-
thy which proposed the follow
ing:
l. He would agree to the Wis
consin Senator's demand to tell
under oath before the Investiga-
tionS subcommittee of his deal
ings with Army Secretary Ste
vens and Clark Clifford, legal
adviser to former President Tru-
man, provided:
2. Senator Mccarthy would
agree to a separate investigation
of charges made against him in
a Senate report of 1852.
involve LuStrOn Fee.
The charges involved accept
ance by the Wisconsin Senator
Of a $4,000 fee from the now
defunct Lustron (prefabricated
homes) Corp, and various mat
ters relating to Senator McCar-
thv's income tax.
The committee to investigate
Senator Mccarthy, Senator Sy-
mington said. would be appointed
by Vice President Nixon upon
recommendation of the major
and minority leaders Of the Sen
ate.
Senator Symington demanded
that the Wisconsin Senator sign
his proposal.
Senator Mccarthy refused to
sign the Symington document
but said If the Vice President
wished to appoint a committee
to investigate him he would be
glad to testify under oath "about
these smear charges.
The Symington Mccarthy
blowup came as Roy M. Cohn,
who has stepped down tenn
porarily as counsel of the in
vestigations subcommittee, was
testifying on the 3Oth day of
the Army-McCa Carthy feud.
Mccarthy Irate.
After Senator Symington had
read his letter proposing the
twin investigation, Senator Nc
Carthy angrily got the floor on
a point of personal privilege.
I'm glad we are on tele-
vision," he began. II think the
millions of people can see how
low a man can sink. repeat,
they can see how low an alleged
man can sink. He has been
asked here to come before the
committee and give the informa-
(See HEARING, Page A-3)
Evening star., 1954-06-09
By the Assoeioted Press

LAKE WALES, Fla, June o.
Emmett Donnelly, 81, we'll
known Lake Wales attorney ac-
cused of conspiring to kill three
well-to-do persons, shot and
killed himself today.
Donnelly, who was released
under $4,000 bond from county
Jail yesterday on three charges
of plotting to kill, fired one shot
gun blast into his head.
Donnelly killed himself near
his unpretentious frame house
on Crooked Lake about five miles
from here.
Chief Deputy Sheriff Ray Tall
Evening star., 1954-06-09
Bomb Blast Reported
Al ARLINGTON Home

A homemade bomb exploded
on the porch of an Arlington
home. county police reported
today.
The attack occurred between
10:30 pm. and II pm. Monday
at the home Of Mrs. Betty Lee
Sleek of 1868 North Montana
street. The incident was not re-
ported until yesterday. police
said.
Authorities said they knew of
no reason foA the attack. which
they described as a juvenile
prank.
No one was injured, and the
only damage was described as
"a few powder burns on the front
screen door and porch"
Mrs. Sleek told police the ex-
plosion "shook the whole house
and wakened the whole neign-
borhood."
Parts of the container which
held the charge were found lying
around the porch, the report SAID,
and were turned over to police
for examination.
Evening star., 1954-06-09
'Arsonists,' 5 and Under, Held
In Chestertown Business Fire

and some rowboats. then jumped
to the hardware store and a
warehouse.
For about 80 minutes the blaze
was touch and co." Chief Herr
berg said.
Fire damage to the two firms
was slight. There was water
damage to the Daughters Of the
American Revolution meeting
hall.
The shed was destroyed. with
the loss expected to run to
several thousand dollars.
Earlier this year some
juveniles were accused Of setting
fire to the grammar school here
and q 12-year-old was charged
lsith burning o chicken house..
Evening star., 1954-06-09

According to well-informed
sources here, it is the only real
istic conclusion that can be
drawn from the present tumble
of military, political and diplo-
matte facts.
The latest man to slice the
ndo-China pie is Russian For
eign Minister Molotov. After
weeks of semisecret wrangling
over the terms of a cease-fire in
do-China, his public statement
was breathlessly awaited by still
hopeful Westerners. What he
said has brought little comfort
to this unhappy capital.
Early in the proceedings at
Geneva a Communist corre-
Evening star., 1954-06-09

Three PIons Offered in GeorsiO to Cir
eumvent Court Ruling. Pooe Az
the new bi-racial tests tomorrow
and Saturday, Associate School
Supt. Thomas j. Holmes said to-
day. The tests will be given at
the school administration annex
at Tenth and H streets NV.
The school systems white and
colored examining boards will be
merged for the tests, Mr. Holmes
said. Each board has six mem
bers, including Supt. Hobart M.
Corning, who is chairman of
both,
This weeks examinations are
for elementary and Junior high
posts. The school system gave
examinations to about 100 senior
high applicants lin April.
Single List to Result.
The April exams were the first
to be identical for Negro and
white applicants. They were
administered by the two boards
separately, however.
The examinations, both oral
and written, are required for
appointments to permanent
posts. The school system also
appoints many temporary teach
ers each year, and no tests are
required for those.
Separate Negro and white
eligibility lists of successful ap-
plicants have been maintained
in the past. A single list will
result from the new tests.
Under existing rules candi-
dates must be appointed to
teaching posts in the order OF
rank on the lists. Teachers have
no say in what school they GO
to, however, so the lists have no
direct bearing on the extent OF
integration which will occur
among teachers in the schools
next fall.
DR.. Corning has not presented
any detailed plan for future
teacher assignments to the Board
of Education. All he has said is
that job rights will be protected
and that assignments will be
based on the needs of the service.
Shortage of Whites.
Presumably, however. teachers
qualified by the new tests for
permanent posts will have a
priority over temporary appli-
cants in filling vacancies. Lately
there has been a. surplus of
Negro applicants on the elegibil-
ity lists and a shortage of white.
About two-thirds of the teach
ers who took the April senior
high tests were Negro, Mr..
Holmes said.
The eligibility lists remain in
force for two years, after which
an unappointed applicant must
be re-examined to retain eligibil-
ity.
Evening star., 1954-06-09
Porents Find II Hard to ExpIein Reason
for County Bombinss. Pose AIT
Pictures on Poee AT

boys held. The action came
during an unusual session to
which the press was admitted
provided statements made in
court were not attributed to par
ticular individuals.
The three were among eight
picked up yesterday in connec-
ton with five bombings of homes
and buildings in the Bethesda
Chevy Chase area and one arson
attempt in the past two months.
Police promised seven to 10 other
arrests of youths linked to the
case in a minor way as soon as
opportunity permits the round
up.
Described as Leaders.
Two of the boys heard today,
David Saunders, IS, of the $500
block of Sunset lane, Kenwood,
and Henry Gibbs. 16, of the $500
block of Chamberlain avenue,
Kenwood, were described by po-
lice as leaders of the gang. The
third is Roy Tuerke, l6, of the
$500 block of Wilson lane, Be-
thesda.
Today's hearing was not based
on the charges of malicious de-
struction of property against the
three, but on whether they
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Evening star., 1954-06-09
You Guess the Topic
At the Dirksen Party

PARTY TALK-The Army Nee Corthy
heorins provides the subject motter
for lots Of toIk at every Washington
porty these doys. Lost nights reeep-
tion by Senotor and Mrs. Dirksen in
honor Of Senotor ond Mrs. Bridges
wos no exception. The big difference
wos thot some Of the heorine princi-
pols were the tolkers. See the pictures
and lsobeIIe Shelton's story on poss
B-3.
HUSBANDS LAST cALL-Gen.
Christion De costries. voIiont COM
monder Of Diem Bien Phu, promised
to meet his wife oeoin Somewhere"
Countess De Costries' story begins
todoy on pose Ali.
GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVER-
SlTY'S GRADuATES-More than $50
will sFoduote from GNU tonight.
Their nomes appear todoy on poss
A-2o.
Evening star., 1954-06-09
SyningtonC Calls
For New Inquiry
On Mccarthy
Smear Republican
Says, as Critic Lists
Terms for Testifying
By james Y. Newton and
John A. Giles

Senator Mccarthy accused
Senator Symington, Democrat of
Missouri, at the Senate hearing
Of the Army-McCa Carthy row to-
day of perpetuating a Every
vicious smear" against him-one
that showed "how low an alleged
man can sink"
The new blowup between the
two Senate adversaries, described