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AND . BEDRa1. quiet, wooded area.
children. $50 so and $40. out
Wilson blvd, left on OAK ST. rigilt
q 1895 10Th "a. h. MRS. FAN
l.bEDkM. bHaSkRM AIRS. $40 and s7s Der
mo-. plus utils. Nr. Pentagon. Navy
Annex. Laundry facils. 20O5 South
9Th st.. Arl. IKE. S-5322 after 9.
AREA--Liv. rm..
and bath: In l-urit ant. Bldg. No
children. no pets. Lge. fenced yard.
barbecue pit, Bendix: Talking dis
tance Fort Myer and Pentagon: Must
see to appreciate. KE. s-2576;
ARLINGTON. Columbia pike at Fred
Bs.usifaal Be- ana spscions vins
dining room combination. large
bedrooms. latest in kitchen equip
ment. ..parquet floors. Venetian
blinds. 3 exposures; ltils; furn.: SOC
e caII InIo;; "a s.sGSS' ssssaSSSm' ssa'0o. For info
All. = Brand-new efics.. $67. So
$69; 80; 1-2 bedrin. apts.. sS5. Si05,
S1l5; mr., Memorial Bridge. I7i0 N.
DUPLEX ATS, in Clarendon: 2
SSedrms; PEG r:..s SEQ .,nc mo, incl; heat heat and
sRos sSsyi to nc nscSsryniaiinE 81 .ssS SsII wEAsyaER
spt.: U: cony. to Fen.
tagon and shop. area. 1928 N,
veitch st.. IA. S-S066. -
i-BEDRM. APT, conv. to Arl. Hall
Or Fort Myer; bus stop At door.
ARLINGTON -- Brand-new 1-BED-
ROOM APT. Immediately avail; s
minis. TO- Pentagon and d. c.. 3
blks. to shopping, walk to IT. Myer.
Pvt. parking. washer and dryer
service. Rental. S75 plus utils.
ia. 7-1910, ia. 7-6660.
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Choice Locations

$130-Popular Heights, the choice
Falls Church community with
its own swimming pool, and
recr. center, 3-bedrm. brick
rambler, all elec. GE kitchen
with range, garbage DISPOSAL,
dishwasher. and Bendix wash.
er. Large picture windows,
min. to Pentagon. House with
bsmt. slightly higher.
$lbO-202 8. Lee st., Falls Church,
ideally. located. Just / blk
from busline, and st. James
parochial school. 3.bedrm
rambler. with daylight bsmt.,
and pull-doWn stairway Ia
attic. Modern all-elec. kitchen,
new-house condition.
Pines, beautiful sub.
division near .Annandale. New
3:bedrm. brick ramblers. large
picture windows, full bsmt
pull-down stairway to attic
garage. disposal, dishwasher
cleo. range and refgr. Large
spacious lot.
S175-1O0O 8. Frederick st., Airing.
ton. Beautiful 2-story Colonial
center hall. 8 rooms. 3 baths
light bsmt.. h.-w.h., and spa.
cious lawns.
Larchmont Realty, Inc.
TE. 4-3900 JE. 3-72I&
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHrD

1881 COLESyILLE RD.. Silver
Spring, Md.-..Huge corner brick
rms. ss ana It baths on n0nta lst H.: erSund. rsS
level bsmt. with side entrance con-
tains rms. and bath: carport.
Owner occupied. Only 81SB . mo.
MR.. NEUMANN. Ma. S-2321. ---3I
sss.5Os ARL.--Redecorated, q bed
uS.s. uSs ss sss'EidMsta EM aps7sA. M All d.,el SivaM a9d
o20S. ewes. -S
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bENDAA LAUNDEhETTE-W tull
Or part time; now have excellent
500. DE. 2-11i1. or Ii. 4-5554.
RESTAURANT. located in shopping
center near Ft Myer, Va. Heavy
beer and wine business: seats as:
All, AIT cond;. lots Of parking space. ]
preperiy s operated oraSs s oP Prss' oc sso aas
900 on terms. W. E. THRffT. ex-
elusive, 1411 Pa. ave. NV, Ma. T.
sGRyicE srAT1oN-Iocated on
pike. Largo, Nd: @ offered tFSmdsIero on deaier0
ship lease. Investment for stock
and oea equipment only. Phone IA,
Owner ML-win sell established
CAPITOL ANT and New e0ye YORK ass@ent sye terms rs
MgsHISskY. Es.001slD'' IA. sPeseiE&. Pst'iE& "a, NS
ofTfGaL ossFfta DISPENSING BUSINESS, pis
son'fa soH fasH. e sasi sssr Write for 1ss ssRDt'
SERVICE STATioN-on dealershir
lease, by major oil CO.; q. corner
sslNKg sssssion S busy sytrems saltS SIyS SSIIySS il
sures prosS @ essive s dealer veeaee eReei re-: Re:
sns sSrns on pnons xsry small snt6 initial inysst
RESTAURANT. catering to @; U. stu.
dents; apt. rooms and bath, with
sa4lsa5 a5oi Rsasi csil 81 sla5 5sSi p9 Full ?syice
TAyERNS-.Liauor and beer. on and
Priced from So. 900 to $50. 900: all
doing well. Cash required. $1,000
fnr and apn ue Balance SIa1 easy easy @ payments.
TEXxco SERVICE STATION. for
lsass; collese PARK area. Cali TIE,
SERVICE sTArIoN-Beautiful Inc mod
Nd. This is. the opportunity a pro-
gressive. businessman with limited
capital ehaS has been waiting for. Phone
REsrs3RSSr Is sihsaSSi SNACK BAR 81 - Best
deal in town. Opening s am. close
4:30: closed Sundays. and holidays.
total payroll, S74.5o. Reasonable
s:' s:a Z; H. II Il r. $$
AUTO UPHoLsTERING or related
business; excellent location on most
ate business in conjunction with csr-
wash and gas station. Call LU.
3-06S1 or LU. 2-1447. 81
WANT PARTNER for new restaurant
opening soon: ABC license; active or
silent. KF. S-6605.
SERVICE STATION-Located at Ca.
and V sts. NV. across. from Grif-
nth Stadium. leadership lease by
major oil Co. to an exper. business
man qualified for large service sta
tlon ESHt -, operariom; e very moderate .nS ins
Equipment. Ia. e-s5oo. 81 :.
COMPLETE dry-cleanine plant. for
wholesale or retail: 140-F machine:
will consider best offer. DI. 7-5742,
SERVICE sTATIoN-Located on
YAe oil CO. s' offers n anV tbis veil Established
service station with unlimited pos
sibilities sc an exper. operator with
sufficient capital for stock and
equipment. Phone ia. 9-S50o.
PARKING LOT FOR RENT. e2I to
931 9th st. n;w;-Being built now;
LIQUOR LICENSE AVAILABLE to
party with qualified location. MIL
nEH T0N cfsaN}SSy. notPSMlTH RI r,esd $780,
quick sale: See bet; 81 p;m; c.Hs S0St
COMPLETE SHOE REPAIR BusTNEss
for sale: reasonable cash offer. II.
oRoosSfEaaY2 ooosfa 2-7 sRRokE Z 81 for sale. IL. icek.
stock and barrel; good lease. Apart
inert over store. Must sell ct once
Terms car be arranged. Call KI.
- T,T=T - rrT7SsS-veeT - s-Sv1r1T=sV- - . -
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8 BEDROOMS
Sis

Fully detached 2-story brick; gas
hot-water heat: full basement; spa
ciocs lot.
block from Ager Rd. School and
church, (off Route 4l0, between
Hyattsville and Takoma Park, and
convenient to shopping, transporta-
tion and other schools and churches.
You will enjoy living in this pleas
community. Can MR.. or MRS.
WEIGHTMAN.
HA. 2-7234
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TAKOMA PARK, D. c.
Beautiful palatial older home. in per-
fect condition, den and bath on
nrst moor. Hv. rm... fireplace, lge.
on 2nd A., lge. lot; near Waiter
Reed. BROWN AGENCY, JU. o.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
HUNTING?

This Burleith. 3-bedroom. row brick
house Is clean as a hound dogs
tooth; basement recreation room
GEORGE r. HULL, Broker
RE. 7-7236 co. 5-Ooe0
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1917 21St ST. NV.
TOWN HOUSE

Lovely 3-story and bsmt. row brk.:
d lge. bedrmS.. 2 baths, liv. rr1., din.
Tm, and kit. fireplaces. conv to
transp., stores, schools; S2l, 800.
OIL. 4-6707.
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Bradley Blvd. Rambler

Q BEDRMs.. LIBRARY. ONE ACRE
rmmac. home. studio liv. rm.. sep
din. rm.. de luxe kit; 2-car garage
Exceptional privacy; avail. immed
$3.50. EARL T. WRIGHT. OIL. 2.
5000 till O I'm.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

SILVER sPG.-s.rm: BUNGALOW; : sleep. P;
1oe' sns Dsn siis Ju Spies. s.fsoo IS JAM 'ens'
age. Apply from I0-s:so. 1901 N.
soUTT eINmGfe OF f'' Alex. eek 114s5 Arl. ter
2-bedrm. semidet.. full bsmt,. yardd'
DupoNT "a SlT'IS CIRCLE seaeF AREA - Lovely
town home. attrac. furn.; grand
piano, ANTIQUES. firepl;, 2 bedrms;;
$175. utils.. incl Wkdys; call ST;
Sses2 y sGRzNs ESs szEas: ES Or me-. Ss.pSSaGsE
pARTiALLY ruRN.. 4 bedrms;: 9
mo. on long lease. RA. 6-2592.
cfTEvrsaSD fyssi Ias yefk PAsK snas' AREA Bed
rms; conveniently located; available
ip%sflnsslK K. %Riaa SMs sasSs $500 ss iii hp5lHr
GEORGETOWN - 3 bedrms.. ia
baths; nicely furn.;i, with seclSSssd YSsd
nui mo-: unli3ited L lease. Can RoBERT
K. WRIGHT, EN-. $4,000. 8 III o.
THREE-BEDRM., semidet. BRICK. fur
CLEVELAND PARKS rms. . baths;
location; SisS mo-: EM: $:oa3l:
WHEATON, MD. - Lovely corner
s1iss soms rsmslsE Ssdims ii. tIn and Sin BATH IT,
attic, gas a.-c,; Anchor fenced yard;
G 1f' Lee sfnGotsi DoNNELIY fEinsP' Son. aH s.
pSI sS16i MY eyes; S,S GL; 4,ag74. 1tgn Moasrn s
n0LLiMH Lairu sasids. iJ AEn Sr,nr ho,ra. ooe, eya
fenced rear yd.; $3.50 per mo-, from
Nov I5 70 april !, possibly longer I,
st: w., DI. 7-9057: ewes. OIL; q
VIRGINIA. NEAR BULL RUN--old
farm house now has mod. plumbing
and heating as well as those same
bath and % unfinished snd 81, f.; 10 70, min In,
4-lane hwy: 500. For sppt. can 10.
10TH ST.. N.W.Sooppor. for thrifty
people; beaut. furn.. det. mod. g.
rm; 2.bsth ,sth house; 800 per mo; to
already rented-leaves. very low
rent foS lovely conv. place to i've.
UPPER ri aI'iIsi 'fssh ST. Nw.-s-bedrosom
CHEVY CHxSE0Beaut. home; 2
washer. dryer: 8 mos. or longer;
$3.50 mo. Also. 6 rms; S175.
MRS. CLYDE C. DUNNINGTON,- OIL.
2-2635. EN-. 2-S363. -2S
SILVER SPRlNG-Close-in. 3-bedrm.,
Rsnsr Sss fssFas n nSNe srifh St. agss aos; slssss
HILLANDALE. Md bedrnhs.,
baths. rms, beaut. furn.; 3 acres
Of land Rents cheap: $175 mo.
RA. 6-6222. --27
SILVER SPRING-Cute 2-bedroom.
detached bungalow with full bsmt.
and gas heat, Just block on Ga.
ave. on Plyers Mil rd.; available
early in Nov; 500 mo. RIPLEY
q ROMER. JU. 1880.
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BOSS Il PHELPS, INC.
AMER. UNIV. PARK

Detached center-hall brick home In
excellent. condition throughout. Ex-
tremely large. modern kitchen with
dlning space in one end; screened
Mnving Ming porch on rear opening from
living room; good-siZed dining
room; 3 bedrooms. 2 baths 2nd Il,
Entire basement is paneled with
asphalt tile floor and excellent
recreation room. Garage Call Mr..
Hunter. MA. $4,000: ewes. IA. g.
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BEST NV. LOCATION
ONT,Y %1 nm CASH

on monthly payments much
less than rent buys this lovely we'll.
kept. mod. brick home. in this ex-
elusive and conv. location. near
YOUR CHOICE. NATIVITY AND
1st a. has Ice. hall, liv. rni.. din.
rm;, breakfast rm. and lge. kitchen:
2nd a. has 3 lge. bedrms. and q
full baths; rec. rn., built-in ga.
rage, gas heat: lge. porch, etc.
Priced very low. too. Call EX.
3-lSI1; ewes. and Sundays, WO.
Evening star., 1954-10-27

Convenient College Park
De luxe 2-family brick homes, in.
cluding large bedrms., tiled bath
de luxe Kitchens with garbage dis
lee. lots. For as little IS SOC. .51
INCLUDING ALL UTILITIES
DR.: North on Baltimore blvd. (Rte
n to. Clifford DR.. in College Park
Nd. turn left Q blocks to sample
FREDERICK REAL ESTATE
RE. 7-2461 or UN. 4-e566
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Mr.. WALTER REED-GI
Corner brick. like new. Seven rms,
ga baths. Q fireplaces, fin. playrm..
gas a.-c. heat. $1,000 down, 500
mo. Garage. tEvEs.. MR.. 5LANKEN.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN g. co.
1415 K st. NV, ME. s-5400
CT APPROVED
Four -bedrm. detached home. S16,g50.
with nominal down payment. lEvES.s
MR.. HYMAN. JU. 5-Oa45,)
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.
1918 K st. NV, ME. s-S4o0
CONTINUED on Next Pagel
Evening star., 1954-10-27

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IiL
Must sell. we'll equipped, good terms,
AuERBACH AND CO., DI. 7.6601.
RA. 3-6662.
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SHEPHERD PARK
S23 500

y VGOyOUU
A. lovely center-hall home with ALL
LARGE ROOMS; 4 bedrooms and Q
paths 2nd floor; stairs, to attic.
anium st. Fine level lot. Garage.
Call Mr.. Shackelford. MA. $4,000;
eyes,, Ju. 5-660S.
CHEVY CHASE, D. G..
An excellent family home, with all
large rooms, close to schools.
transportation and shopping. Det,
Colonial: 4 bedrooms. 2 baths 2nd
A.: bedrooms 3rd fl. Spacious LIST
Garage. Nice lot 6Ox13O. Call Mrs.
Carter. MA. $4,000; ewes. EN-.
2-7354.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
1417 K st. NV. Ma. $4,000
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THE EVENING STAR
HOUSES for sALE-N.w. Cont. J

Washington, D. G.
WEDNESDAY, OCT0BER ~, io6A
Evening star., 1954-10-27

Scramble answers:
relic, carat,
scheme, Adonis--HAIR A
Evening star., 1954-10-27

$50 PER MONTH
bedrn1s.: Ayr. .-old semidet. brick,
mr.. Ager rd. and Queens Chapel: gas
heat; mod. bath and kit. ST. 3-3657.
Evening star., 1954-10-27

Larchmont Realty, Inc.
JE. 4-3900 JE. 3-7219
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BENDlx LACNDERETTE-Work fun
or. part time; now have excellent
help operating the business: Sill
500. DE. 2-11l1, or Ii. 4-5554.
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COOPERATIVE APrs. SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

have tenants for furn.
or unfurn. apis. D. c. only: Reas.
fee. Call MANDEL. ME. S-6414.
Evening star., 1954-10-27

MOVING TO ANOTHER CITY,
Low return load rates.
JU. 9-6110. day or ewes.
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Agent. DI, 7-2359
ToDAY'S J, Z BEST BUY

$16.950, OF
Beautifully decorated 7-rm., 2h-bath
Semidet. In upper NV. near 4th and
Nicholson. Owner including cornices.
GRAPES, carpeting. crystal chandelier,
ewes, Miss Zaker. DI. 1880.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO,
l2.4 14th st. NV. AD. 4-2O0S
Evening star., 1954-10-27

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY, close to
St: AIMS parochial-Easy walking
Deal. Detached brick: 6 Comfortable
rooms, BEDROOMS, 3 BATHS
kitchen with breakfast room space;
Just redecorated. OWNER SAYS
SELL! GALL Mr.. GLASS (eves. },
rG' G6' SslSI fNG =, THos sS,J J. FISHER &
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK, s23. 800
Attractive brick Colonial, slate roof,
3 bedrms., 2 baths. att. garage, nice
level lot; close to all schools and
transp.; yrs: old; excel. value,
S23.50O: BILLINGSLEY REALTY
Evening star., 1954-05-27
Political Row Flares
Over New FHA Posts

A political storm was whipped
up around the new housing bill
today when the Senate Banking
Committee voted, 8 to 7, on party
lines to create nine new high
Salaried jobs in the Federal
Housing Administration.
Senator Douglas, Democrat, OF
Illinois, said all the Democrats
voted no" because the jobs were
placed outside of Civil Service
and will be filled by Republicans
Sure they will be Republi-
cans" replied Chairman Cape
hart, Republican, of Indiana
1T will be a good thing to get
some Republicans in to stop the
scandals"
Senator Douglas countered
with charge that the FILA has
always been manned by Repub-
licanS. Senator Capehart said
I'VE have the responsibility fo1
the Government now and we
ought to pick a few Of our own
people"
Senator Capehart predicted
the committee will report to the
Senate tomorrow the revised bill,
extending and liberalizing the
various Government housing
programs.
Evening star., 1954-05-27
u. S. Takes Stand Opposing
Any Indo-Chinu Partition
Secret Session at Geneva Considers
Wet Mimi Proposals on Ceose-Fire

Van Dong. France wants a series
of scattered assembly areas
rather than a consolidated area,
which might result in a perma-
nent division of Indo-C China.
British Foreign Secretary
Anthony Eden has proposed that
military representatives of the
two commands" meet in Geneva
Immediately to work out the
lines of the proposed assembly
areas.
An unidentified French gen.
eral was reported rushing here
from ndo-China to represent
French Union forces if such
talks are authorized. He would
sit down with general in the
Wet Mini regime.
Urgency Is Shown.
The urgency of the situation
was stressed once more as Mr..
Bidault brought back orders to
break off discussions if the
Geneva conference fails to pro-
duce results soon.
A spokesman for the French
Cabinet said Mr.. Bidault had
reported the Geneva conference
should take a decisive turn in
about 8 or 10 days"
These figures seemed to have
special significance when COM
pared with Mr.. Eden's statement
last Monday that this week or
the next would be decisive. The
two statements appeared to
point to June as the date when
the fate of the conference might
become known.
Evening star., 1954-05-27
Eisenhower to Watch Senators
Go to Bot for Red Cross Today

Philip Graham. Red Cross Of
ficialS, will pick the winners from
q container at home plate.
The Red Cross will be given
all gate receipts after the crowd
reaches 5000.
President Eisenhower, who
pumped Vernon's hand vigor-
ously after the Washington first
baseman smashed a game-win-
ming tenth-inning home run to
defeat the Yankees on opening
day, was to be on hand to present
Mickey with a silver bat. The
bat. a gift of the American
League, was to be awarded Ver-
non for leading the league in
hitting with a 1897 average last
season.
School children were admitted
for so cents and were eligible
to win the prizes.
Chuck Stobbs was to pitch for
the Senators in the windup Of
the three-game series with the
Yankees. with Kuzava due to
pitch for the champions.
Evening star., 1954-05-27
France Wants Americans
| To Train Wet Namese
BY the Assoeiaisd Press

SEOUL, May q. France
wants American officers to train
native troops in Indo- China,
under French direction, high
ranking French officer said to-
day.
Brig. Gen. Jacques p. Gazou-
maud, chief of native troop
training in Indo- China. said he
has picked up many ideas dur
ing an inspection of American
training of South Korean troops.
1T is mandatory" that a Wet
Namese army be built up quickly
to fight the Communist rebels,
Gen. Gazounaud told newsmen.
He said France wants an ex-
panded> training program with a
Joint staff of American and
French instructors. under French
control.
Gen. Gazounaud was accom-
panied on his inspection tour by
four French and four Wet Ma
mese officers.
Evening star., 1954-05-27
Segregation Survey
For Entire South

NOT SOLID SoUTH-A wide ronee
Of viewpoints in the Deep South on
the Supreme Courts onti-sesreeotion
ruling is reported in the lost Of a
series Of articles surveying Southern
reoction TO the courts momentous
decision. See poee Ala.
ANTl-AMeRicANISM-A rising
distrust Of the United Stotes in lndio
is discussed by WiIIiom |. Ryon, As
socioted Press foreign news onoIyst,
in the finol article Of q series on
Southeast Asio. See pose 40.
DENMARK'S BACON AND HAM
Violet FouIkner, food editor Of The
Stor, goes along on on inspection
tour of O curing foetory in Denmark
which is supplying American troops
in Western Germany. For this oe-
count. turn to pose B-5.
Evening star., 1954-05-27

tary of Defense H. Struve Hen
sci, on the Army side of the con-
troverSy, and against Francis
Carr. on the Mccarthy side.
Hits Carr Exclusion.
cit is absolutely unthinkable
that these hearings should con-
clude without a thorough ex-
animation and cross examina-
ton of Mr.. Carr who particle
pated in and has personal
knowledge of many of the criti-
cal facts" Senator Symington
said.
He served notice the three
Democratic Senators who were
voted down by the Republicans
In dismiSsing the charges
against Mr.. Hensel and Mr.. Carr
yesterday would insist at the
appropriate time that Mr.. Carr
be called as a witness.
Mr.. Carr, staff director of the
Mccarthy subcommittee, has
been accused by the Army along
with Senator Mccarthy and Mr..
Cohn, the subcommittee chief
counsel, of exerting improper
pressure to obtain special favors
for Pvt. G. David Schine.
Pvt. Schine is the former
unpaid subcommittee consultant
who was drafted into the Army
last November 3.
Acting Chairman Mundt, who
(Continued on Page A-8. Col. IL
Evening star., 1954-05-27
BY the Associofed Press

GENEVA, May 27.-The United
States was reported determined
today to stand firmly against any
settlement of the Indo- China
problem which would partition
territory of the Associated States.
This view was reported by au-
thoritative quarters as the nine
party Indo-China conference
prepared to meet again in secret
session to consider the problem
of defining assembly areas into
which the military forces Of the
two sides would be regrouped
after cease fire.
Wet Nam sources said the pro-
posalS submitted Tuesday by
Communicated Wet Mini def
nitely would result in the parti-
ton of Wet Nam and would be
strongly opposed by the Wet
NameSe.
Informed quarters said the
United States had not yet taken
a definite position on the Wet
Mini proposals. but that the first
reaction of the United States
delegation was that the proposals
go a great deal farther than the
United States is prepared to go.
Bidault Back From Paris.
French Foreign Minister r
Georges Bidault, who returned
this forenoon from consultations
in Paris, was reported to oppose
the coming plan outlined by
Wet Mimi Deputy Premier Pham
Evening star., 1954-05-27
Chaplin and Shostdkovich
Get Red Peace Prizes
By the Associated Press

BERLIN, May 27.-Screen Ac-
tor Charlie Chaplin and Russian
Composer Dmitri Shostakovich
have been awarded the 1858
world peace prize of the Com
munist sponsored World Peace
Council.
The announcement. made at
an East Berlin meeting of the
council, said the award was in
recognition of their work for the
protection of peace.
A spokesman said Chaplin has
advised the council he would &C
cept the prize, and will sponsor
peace and friendship among ma
tions with the money he receives.
The amount of money each is to
get was not given.
Shostakovich, who has been
attending the five-day council
meeting, stepped to the rostrum
to say he was deeply moved" by
the award.
Chaplin. a British subject now
debarred from re-entering the
United States, lives in Switzer-
land.
Evening star., 1954-05-27
Thai Leader Sees Threat
II Reds Invade Laos
By the A,soeiated Press

BANGKOK. May 27.-Lt. Gen.
Momluang Kharb Kunchorn said
today Thailand would consider
Communist invasion of the Indo-
Chinese States of Laos and Cam
bodia a threat to it's security and
would ask the United Nations
Security Council to investigate.
Gen. Kharb, deputy chief of
defense and secretary general to
the premier, charged that "the
Wet Mimi received not only arms
but also men from the Chinese
Communists at Dien Bien Phu."
The Chinese Red effort in the
Dien Bien Phu struggle, Gen.
Kharb told the Associated Press,
points up the peril to his own
country.
Evening star., 1954-05-27

President Eisenhower. the Army
Band. presentation of prizes to
lucky fans, pregame comedy con-
tests involving the Senators and
Yankees, the award of q silver
bat to Mickey Vernon and-per-
haps incidentally "a baseball
game aided the Red Cross
fund today at Griffith Stadium.
Ball park officials estimated
about 10000 fans would attend
the game, and nobody is likely to
leave before it ends. After the
game a Ford station wagon. a
Renault automobile and an out
board motorboat will be given to
holders of lucky stubs.
To remove the drawing from
the realm of q lottery. persons
unable to attend the game were
be allowed to I'LL out blanks out
side the stadium gates. Those
blanks will be mixed in with
ticket stubs, and from them will
be selected the winners. Daniel
L. Bell. william Mechanics and
Evening star., 1954-05-27
Star Want Ad Sells
Boys Bike First Day

Mr. D. c. had q bicycle to sell. He
turned to Stor Classified to do the
job. Through an inexpensive won't
0d he found reody buyers, selling the
bicycle to the third collier. on the first
dOy his I'D appeored.
II you have something. big or little.
to buy, trode or sell, tell it to the
long established audience Of The Star
Feoders.
The Stor publishes more classified
ods thon the other Washington news
papers combined becouse il produces
the best results. It's cosy TO plocs
On I'D in Stor Classified. Just phone
Sterling $1,000 and esk for on od-
tok0I