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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-07
ToIbott confers in Paris

PARIS. July Z R.-United
States Air Secretary Talbot con-
ferred here yesterday with top
NATO officers. including 1t. Gen
Lauris Norstad. air commander
for Central Europe. Mr.. Talbot
arrived last night after inspect
ing air installations in Spain.
He is scheduled to fly to West
Germany tomorrow.
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Franco Calls on U. 5.
For Credit Drive 10
Aid Backward Areas
Ry ,he As,oeiate.d Prs,.

MADRID. Spain. July t.
SPANS Generalissimo Francisco
Franco called on the United
States last night to launch an
ample program of long-term.
low-interest credit" to develop
the buying power Of underde-
veloped portions Of the free
world.
This. he told a press confer
ence. would provide for absorp-
ton Of the Western democracies'
excess production as an alter
native to expansion Of trade with
the Soviet bloc.
Generalissimo Franco repeated
his call for a complete trade
embargo against the Communist
world. first sounded q month ago
in an interview with Roy w,
Howard, editor Of the New York
World Telegram and Sun.
Co-existence Impossible"
Co-existence between the Com
munist and non-C Communist
worlds is impossible, the Gen.
eralissimo declared. He added
that 10 years of trying to live
peacefully with the Russians has
been Q failure. and I'VE are in a
worse position now"
Instead, he continued, the
non-C Communist nations should
set up an economic cabinet" to
map the economic side Of the
cold war" and carry out these
policies through partial pacts
in the different geographical
areas"
In an obvious reference to
Britain and France. he warned
Western democracies trying to
expand trade with the Iron Cur
tain countries that they would
not get such business in the
long run.
"Once the channels for inter.
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APIS UNFURNISHEp-Mp

GREENIAWE APIS, Es,.e-r ard
New Hams a..e--T 0-rrS!m a.,
>lt'l l-beG!N, ~NN, inc. all u'te.
Excellent TRANSPORTATION; Sections
J anC .. u S-lH@3 II,
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10Th and Newton SITS. NV.
Lovely l-bedrm. and kitchen apis
FIX g-E2E1 10
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26 FARRAGUT PL. NW.-Dup!ex.
Ist f.; rms. kit. and bath; chill
dren welcome Call RA. 3-0}41
and TU. 2-4333 after z pm. and
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COMFORT UNLIMITED-EM EMBASSY
Section For limited rent in air
conditioned bldg. located at Ne
ridian Park. elegant apt for .
completely furn linens, silver. china.
etc; plenty of closets. full bath and
kit. retgr elevator. laundry and
storage: secretarial service. 1875
Euclid st NV HI 3-3402
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ONE GIRL to share attractive mod
apt. in NV, with one other girl;
TV Cow. transp. Reas. ia. 9-499S.
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REFINED GIRL to share apt. with
another Gir! double beds: $40 mo.
incl. food and phone: nr. transp..
shopping. TIE. 6-1066 after $50.
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APIS. FURNlSHED-MD.

mr.. WALTER REED-Pvt. home; .
bedrm. apt. cleo. kit, pvt shower
bath, linens. dishes and tel; S125
per mo. JU. 5-46Ss. 12'
CHEVY CHASE rms, kit. and
bath: twin beds, large closets, MRS.
MOTT. OIL. 9-96S9 or EN-. 2-371l.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, liv. RIM. kit
bath: $95 mo. Vic. Walter Reed
blk. bus. shop. JU. 5-s545 aft. 6.
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APIS. FURhIsHED-D.c.

1873 IRVING ST. N.w.-Front .
I'M. apt employed scults' bus and
COM. AvE.ZSTUDIo APT; iaree
entTsnce' suitable :. Wo. G-5 ln'.
1901 MASS. AVE. -comolaJely
err ap:. Dds utils. S~i'eAoG3aa;a
ATIRAC., ENTIRE FL; eentraI.y To-
married couple. 500. HI. 3-44"2
&c FARRAGur PL. N.w.-Dup?ex,
An IT. welcome Fs kit ca fnd R hath 36 Ssil7
and TT. S-i53a after : pm. and
GEoRGEfowN. 1907 goth st.-Llv.
nm. 6edrm,. kit.. bath; PVT. entr';
1922 BILTMoRE ST. NV. mr.. ] 18th
and Columbia I'd eftcs.; ]. $50;
/, SEQ. utils. incl. EN-. 3-9077;o
BEACON APIS. 1901 Calvert st.
efic.; l and . bedrms.. liv. nm. din.
nm. kit. bath. EN-. 3-9077. III
GEORGETOWN. BOSS NJ st. NV
Etc. apt. sink. stove. Tefgr.; cow.
18th AND COLUMBIA-Lge., . twin
bed I'M. apt, good furn., linens, blan-
kets. utlls.; girls; SI4O. AID. --.o5o-
8O95 18th ST. N.w.-Effciency apis;
W. See ;antor at noon or after .
p'm. or prone MA. S-4sls Ill
18th ST. NV. 392t-strset car al
door: liv. nm, bedrm.. twin bees,
fer > empl. ladies RA. 3-n:i9} daily
bet. 8 and 5; ewes. JC. 81 ~.
WILSON HOUSES. 1922 18th st. NV.
2D05 Kalorama I'd. EXCELLENT
rW Won BinRD 5 S5sG HP TT tor or
4 spacious, well furn.; closets ga
1 @on. NV n1sO L. i5' 5-@ 2a55 DJ 3qsl4
1906 3rd ST. N.w.-Large 4-room
,t .5onni r u' I'VE iuSn a iv
rm., bedrm,, kit, bath: S120. Liv.-
beddrrmps kit share bath 500. RE
1915 E:t E. CAPITOL ST. or 3 bed
rms. liv rm.. kit. bath: $50. Apply
md FIR. Ii. 4-O35s Ia
DISTRICT. of New Hampshire ave
Liv rm.. kit. bedrm. and bath: utils,
furn.. pvt. entrance. RIA. 6-O366,
BROOM APARTMENT, completely
tinuous hot water. RIA. 3-2059;
CAPITOL HrLL-Liv. rm., bedrm..
dinette. Kitchen and tiled bath;
pvt. entrance. 500 so. s-S964a
BRoaDMooR APT.-Large ny. rm..
and ktchenette; utils. incl. For
lease, not less than 8 mos. ,Wo.
1881 Il nANIER PL. N.w.-clean. at.
tractive bsd-!ivs;nss g. rm. comb, apt.
bed d m ne ~ 5ieely furn: Wa =
downtown, Facing 18th st. at
apt. with firepl.; immac. cond. win
appeal to those looking for quality.
See Manager 1923 R. /. ave. NV
SOME FREE RENT-Marble bldg; l
5Im.;, kit. bath; suitable 2 persons,
14e. BELMONT ST. NV I'M.
k kit bath n E saS,a cleo refer. incl
MEN-Compietel private, wen-furn;
bath; accommodate 2 or 3; Just re-
dec. 5000 North Dakota ave. NV,
DUPoSST e c'IKcLE-and f.. front iiv.-
bedrih. and complete kit. So mo-;
gentleman. DE. 2-0S6I Id
Bachelor apt: rm. and bath. with
REFRIGERATOR and grill Ia
lS?8 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
Two bedrooms, living room. kitchen,
dinette. bath. gas heat; rent. sos
per month; desirable neighborhood.
B. F. SAUL CO., 925 18th st. NV.
GEORGETOWN, 1906 P st. n.w.EIn
apt bldg; charming liv. rm, bed
rm.. full kit; Sl20. incl. utils. Ia
-quire Apt. No. 3. AID. 2-0314. lis
BIB LIST ST. S.E.-Beautiful. two
rooms. kit. and bath; couple. S75;
rlso. English basement. $50. Ii
1a6 c ST. N.E.-one and two bed
rms, all utils.; clean apis. semi
pvt; bath; $50 to $50: Ii. 4-5716.
1900 ?9th ST. S.E.-NiceIy furn 3
bedrm. apt. in attrac. cow. bldg
now avail; 1913 mo. OLIVER T
CARR. MA. S-S093. Ia
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2 UNFINISHED APIS.
ALSO AVAILABLE
Call Mr.. Harnett, Gen. Mgr
CO. $1,000

CoLoRED-FURN. APT. 1900 Eu-
cid 81. NV Large l-rm.. kitchen
and bath corner apt with back
porch; near transp. Ii. 3-6667 or
AID. 4-so4S after 6 pm. Ia
Ist FLOoR-Lsrge room
transp.; reas. TU. 2-6066. Ii
18th ST. NE; .
rms, kit. and bath. gas and heat
incl; apt. bldg: S6@ mo, ME-.
CoLoRED-SI5 WEEK. Incl. uti!s
18TH and Belmont I'd rms. and
pvt. kit. newly dec; for quiet sober
adults. Refs See custodian after 4
pm. $50, Belmont I'd. Apt; ..
C0L.-I3i1 IRVING ST. N.WIone
m, and pvt. kit. Newly dec. Adults.
SIG incl. other apis. HO. 2-j5G5.
-BEDRM. AFT. in apt.
bldg PLENTY OF heat and hot wafer.
New decor; $40 30. incl ut!is.
Avail. now. 214o N ST. nv. NE $
COLORED-It3 FLORIDA AVE. NV.
front apt; lge. I nm, kit share
bath with | other. All ut!ls. incl.
AApep nn oW;AS;HINGToN HOUSING
CoLoRED-COMPLETE APT, . rms
kitchen. bath Utilities Convenient
70 transp. AID @-310s. III
COLoRED-DOWNTOWN
with kit. semipvt. bath, suitable
gentleman: $50 mo- incl all
utils, See janitor. bsmt. DIXIE
HOUSING CO., Ills 18th st. NV.
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1873 IRVING ST. Nw.-Front .
I'M apt employed aCults; bus and
carlinc So So Ia
conn. AVE-STUDIO APT; large
room modern kitchen. bath, PIRATE
entrance suitable =. WO. 90 ~.
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1922 FILLMORE ST. NV. ur. Sth
l, $50. utils. incl. EN-. 3-9077.
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ATTRAC.. ENTIRE FL centrally To-
Gated; utils. furn emplored young
married couple. SEQ. HU. 3-+i'j
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TAX. PIX, opposite Wash. San. 11f
NapleWood ave One ige nm. iee
kit, bath. sunny, all redec., entire
3rd f.. utilS: $50. Open JU. ~-90S4.
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%llS - ST. NV. = one room,
.itchen: bath; s42 50 plus u'iii-
F. SAUL CO. 925 18th st. NV.
NA; S.?.io0;r ~ 1870
bath; $50 plus utilities p, F.
SAUL CO. 925 18TH st. NV, MA.
So % ,.s-. .,r ~
Ore room, Kitchen, bath, sia in
Guiding ,utilities. b. F, SAUL CO.
90 18th s. nv. Ma. S-2Ioo.
i:5 d ST. .s:E.--Two rooms, kitchen
bath: $50 plus utii.ilee +. 7
SAEL CO. "@5 18th St NV. MA.
"Bcdrm, IL rln. Eit. and bath:
incl. u'i!s.' $3.50. IA so
TWO poovs =, and hath. 1-,I i
i %1S TrI Ezia 81 s. w. re re- Xxi o s!!.
liv. rm,, Kat and bath. newly dec..
cony. loo; S95. incl. utilg Me.
sa;d14 MY Aoa-,- . IA.
liy. ' rm'. din. rm', kit. nc completely
board service. Convenient 10 transp.
SI5J mo. VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.
INC. DI. 7-lO15.
and and cnnmbia rdGI's Ice be efST i liY
nm, Kit. and bath: S7a. 50: $50. SO.
Enc, apt, sep Kit. and bath: So, so
Elev. bldg, utils. inch Res. mgr.
T an, ! y" ReEDRMs fu,l din rm l,v
rr, VI bafh. eli utiis inri ST5
ner mo oIg n st. ne Ii 3-4To3
e.os p,~rv pRA~cu nm wv W. IN.
biE Ca ave'"foveIy ist-f ant
shaded had ~ ya T So me- ali utiIs
o ,t,LH : nix T ROW -" CAPITOL
ST. near excel sbonning center
express tranSp, and good schools.
frn & Fo Spe Tos 81 hsSt as SHAN.
NON & JrICHS 90 fbO5 n st NV
Ma sNo315
oion I3th ST NW--one tn bed
r.n' ants. S63 20 to $40 50. walk
ing distance downtown. see ianitor.
MARSHALL, j, WAPIF CO, 1924
I4th st. NV. AID. 4-2005.
new bath: \ Expos front and rear
yds.: sos, Open for inspection. ST
3-S220 and EN-. 3-1994. III
TWO BEDROOMS; spacious. newly
galore; S125, incl. utils. 1874 La
mont NV. 10. 5-23q5. DU. 1854.
10
3O3o Que st. NV
2-bedrm. ant; newly dec, 3rd A.,
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fUrr I-peG-m. apt: downtown; mod
eru APP: BIDS; utils.. switchboard
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APTs FURhIsHED--vA

NICE NEAT clean furn. bedrm. apt.
$40 mo. mo- 10 or II longer ser'' ezra EZRA
entirely aep.. bed-liv. rm.. possible,
A suit. = avail With above. total SJ@o
Misunderstanding 5-rm. apt. plus
furn.; complete privacy: conv. to
stores and transp. 500 mo. incl.
WIS. K KEr s-5644. IL
COLONIAL vILLAGE-one 2-bedpm.
att 81 Sl66 mo. , 19I3 Wilson blvd,
A H. V w. Il 2I rin. bedrm kit la and
and silver: End Fl. OF pvt. home:
S9s.so; empl. couple only. ia.
D; &, And vA.-Two lge., Arm and.
Si25. TIE. 6.45is. "'N'' !" 10y
ARL.-,-Attractively furn. liv -bedrm
comb. kit din. rm. comb. pvt.
. 9sTh , Eng entr ia; 1915; lie
or > empl persons; pvt. entr.;
Bendix: u;ils.; COW. to everything.
ARLINGTON-Liv rm., bedrm., kit.
and bath; all utils. and TV incl:
mr.: transp.; $50 mo. Call ewes OF.
4-9639 10
NEWLY FURNISHED
One bedroom furnished apt. in Ar
inigton $ most convenient location
in beautiful
FORT BENNETT APIS.
21st AND n. QUINN SIS.
$125 MO-, INCL. UTILS.
LAUNDRY FACILITIES
M. T. BROYHILL & SONS
ia. 4-1300. Id
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ARLINGION-G 70 Snare CONN
APT. with > other girls; c0nv. To bus
and Pentagor. ia. S-0S4h,. i
EW.-One gil. 22-3',: mod. b.r..
twin beds. TV. with another girl;
SIS mo RA. 3-5SO2, ewes. 10
1876 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Working
girl to share apt. with young cple.;
I'm. and board incl. AID. 2-Sl7u.
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ME. E-l63U. EXT. 5I4. II
E.W.-Girl wishes TO share her at
trac. downtown apt with another
girl. Ideal arrangement for Foreign
or American student. $50. Ma. s.
1870, 9.30-5 30 pm --I5
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BEACON APIS, 1901 Calvert st.
NV. mr.. 18th and Col. rd.-Elev.;
effic; l and bedrmS.. liv. nm, din.
nm kit. bath. EN-. 3-9077. III
Etc. apt. sink. stove, refgr.; cow.
transp. utiis. incl; $50; open.
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APIS. FURN.-D. e. Cont ,

GLOVER PARK-Suit. cple. or 2
girls; beautiful modern furniture.
bedrm.. liv. rm., kit. bath, utils,
incl; $3.50 mo. EN-, 3-1SS4
after 6 --lo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-10
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

ONE GIRL. 70 share 2-bedrm. apt.
with 3 other girls: nice, spacious
apt. ~eas.. S35.5u CO $500.
SiI5 MINI. AVE. S.E.-Goyt. girl to
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COLORED
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY

Attractive. / and Q bedrm. apis. in
modern brick garden-typc building.
S6g.50; . bedrms., $50. Apply
janitor. 1900 Eaton I'd. Sc, Apt 304
Gust of Nichols ave., DREYFUSS
BROS. 1919 18th st. NV, MA. s.
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MIRAMAR

1901 18th st. NV.
Attractively furn. efficiency apt, an
cludes kitchenette; avail March |;
SS4.50, incl. utils, See manager
CAFRITZ, DI. 10000
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TEXAS GARDENS

Large 1-bedrIn. apt, in ultramodern
tldg.. avail. now; S95. utils. incl
See manager on premises or call LII
4-2S54
Jess Fisher Management Co.
1920 K at. NV. Elk. 3-1S11
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA

Bach. apt, tugn. and unfurn., bed-liy.
rm,. dress. clos. pvt. bath. compl.
furn.. incl. linens: avail. immed.
Renting now for March /. furn.
bedrm.. effic. and bach. apt. Elk.
3-565i Ill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-10
ROOMS WITH BOARD
ROOM AND BOARD IN private hor

ROOM AND BOARD in private home
Girls preferred; sgle., dble. rms;
meals optional; reaS,; conv. 1926
Pa. ave. Sc. Ii. 6-9306 after 5 pm.
1856 N ST. N.W.-Enjoy lovely single
rooms. excel. food, TV; excel. loo.
10
CALVERT HOUSE. 1AOI 10th NV
Attrac. Sgle.. dble.; selected menus;
switchboard, TV. Ideal location
-l6
CLUB MASON. 1926 N. II. ave.-For
those seeking the best. offers de luxe
living in a residential club for re-
fined ladies. gentlemen and Cples.;
SI6 per week and nm, mel full
course meals and hotel services.
NO. 1910. III
COLUMBIA RID. NV. 2001, at Conn
ave.-rNice rms, good meals recr,
rm.. TV, ping pong, piano. On bus
and carline; young people Singles,
SIS: doubles. Sl2. CO. 5-2493. IA
WALTER REED VIC.--Catholic home;
master twin-bed nm: empl. people;
home cooking; mr. bus. IA. 81 200.
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SILVER SPRING AREA

De luxe "-bedrm. apt, containing
garbage DISPOSAL rcfsr. with freezer
chest and MANY other de luxe fea-
lures Avail. immed at SS4 80 per
month. plus utilS. Call he. 4-17733.
! and bedrm. apts'
schools ard shopping center. 59rd
n. Defense hwy. Bladensburg, Md.
MEuRILEE ARMS
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COMP ETELY FURNISHED

COCO 4nth PL. NV.
Two bedrms.. liv. rm.. dinette, kit,
bath and elasSed-in porch with 2
expos: avail. Feb. 10; rent. Sl35
per mo-: Glover Park area. Call
=
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-10

furnished brand-new fur.
niture; completely redecorated; one
bedrm., living rm dinette. kit and
bath 1arge roomSl picture windows
ample closet space. laundry facili-
tics. COW to bus and shopping Gen.
ter Office on development 340O
18th st S e. 10 2-0135
CONN. AVE. APT. BLDG
Larg' l-peurm. liv rm. din foyer,
kit. and bath All utils.. switchboard
and elevator no. 2-6574.
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THE PARKWAY
1920 CONN. AVE.

Beautifully furnished full-size. l.
bedrm. apt. foyer. liv. rm., dinette.
kitchen with table space. lge. bed
rm. and bath. desk service; all this
for SIPS month inc. all utils. See
MRS. STEARNS, resident mana
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GEORGETOWN. 1907 goth st.-Liv.
year lease; Sl2J mo. no. 2-316S.
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CHESAPEAKE TERRACE

EAhE i ERhANE
Garden Apis Express Bus Service
All New Furniture
FOAM RUBBER MATTRESS
One-bedroom Apt, Sl05
424@ 4th St. Sc.
10. 3-9716 or 10. 2-2206
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1909 Harvard st. NV.
SHIPLEY PARK

Two rms, kit. and bath. completely
furn,: rent. $50. incl. heat and hot
water. See janitor for KEY. CO.
Evening star., 1954-08-05
BY the Associated Press

FRANKFURT, Germany. Aug.
5.-A battle-scarred United
State Army colonel ducked be-
hind his combat ribbons today
as the wrath of a thousand
American women poured down
on him.
"I had no idea it would cause
such a fuss" smiled Col. John
H. Dilley, commander Of the
Frankfurt detachment, who is.
sued an order advising Army
wives and daughters here to
spruce up and tone down their
dress.
His directive said "the attire
being worn in public by some
American women is not in good
TASTE" and warned that If they
didn't do something about it
positive action" would be taken.
Outlawed were:
Bareback, halter-type sun
suits worn without a jacket or
wrap.
Bare mid-riff costumes.
Strapless, low-cut dresses (ex-
cept in clubs or at social func-
tions).
Shorts on teenagerS or women.
Blue jeans on mature women" /"
Pin curriers', unless neatly COW
cred.
The colonel, a West Point
graduate who distinguished him
self in the African campaign in
World War II, said some women
were going to and from the
post exchange looking awful.
One of the women who likes
her Lewis said:
Il used to wear blue jeans to
the commissary to buy grocer
les. Now I can't. ! have two kids
and keep house. I can't change
clothes every time / want to 60
out Of the house."
Evening star., 1954-08-05
Ship Sunk in 1910
h Clyde Is Raised
81 fhe Assosicsed 10.

GREENOCK. Scotland, Aug.
5.-The French destroyer Maille
Breze. wrecked by an ammuni-
ton explosion in the Firth Of
Clyde in April. 1910, was raised
yesterday from her bed Of mud
AZ feet under water.
AS the ship came up, she
righted herself.
The DESTROYER was toWed to q
Evening star., 1954-08-05
Greece 10 Press U. n. For Election on Cyprus

eral Assembly which opens Sep
tember 81
For five years, he said in an
interview. Greece has been try
ing to convince Britain that the
two countries should arrange
for the reek-filled British
crown colony island in the East
ern Mediterranean to hold an
election. He stated no one
doubts an election would
cement union of the island with
Greece.
The British have refused.
Evening star., 1954-08-05
Schine Albany Hotel
Sold to Sheraton
by The Assoeiafed Press

ALBANY. N. Y, Aug. 5.-The
Schine family yesterday sold the
Ten Eyck Hotel to the Sheraton
Hotels. The price was not dis
closed.
The 400-room hotel was one
OF seven owned by the Schine
Hotel Corp, whose president is
Pvt. G. David Schine, central fig
ure in the recent Army-Mc-
Carthy hearings. Sheraton owns
10 hotels in the United States
and six in Canada.
Z j. Myer Schine, father Of the
Army private, and Sheraton rep
resentatives completed the trans
action at meeting in New York
City.
Evening star., 1954-08-05
CoIoneIs' Dress Right Order
.Angers Army Wives in Reich
Another said stoutly:

Another said stoutly:
"Our freedom is being threat
ened."
Col. Dilley, remained good
naturedly firm.
They've already shown a big
improvement. Somebody just
had to tip them of how they
looked"
Evening star., 1954-08-05
By she Assoeiu,sd Press

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y,
Aug. s.. Christian x. Palamas.
new Greek envoy to the United
Nations, said yesterday he will
lodge q formal request BY the
Greek government to make the
Cyprus independence question
part of the agenda Of the Cen
sandbank where she will be
pumped dry, patched and towed
to a Junk yard.
Evening star., 1954-08-05
wool broadloom savings
Save zoo yard 4p Quadrpp in 92 and

Abeouful boodom wonderful with its
4p Thick and nubb QuodPPe Size
problem exciting
Plan when advantage
this Annual Autumn Sole floorcoverne
and Alexandria
Evening star., 1954-08-05

Addison Chevrolet Sales, Inc.
18th 81. { Fla. Ave-, NV. H0. 2.7500
Acre Auto Company, Inc.
ll0l King st.. Alex. Va. Kl. 8.So2s
Barry-Puie Motor Co., Inc.
1880 Conn. Ave-, NV. RE. 7.7S7S
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
tbs Wise. Ave. Beth, Md. OIL. 4-6l0O
Evening star., 1954-08-05

CALL FOR cHEvRoLEr, Well gladly
demonstrate. Phone your nearest
dealer and a salesman will meet
you-at your home, at your office,
or>in our showrooms.
BUY NoM...
Drive il away today
Evening star., 1954-08-05

SALE IN PROGRESS AT SILVER SPRING STORE ONLY
855l Georgia Ave-. Silver Spring Shopping Center
INFANTS, AND GIRLS WEAR
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-03-05
Twenty-Four Hours

You wake up in the morning,
and 10, your purse is magically
filled with twenty-four hours Of
the magic tissue OF the universe
OF your life. No one can take II
from you. II is UNBEATABLE, No one
receives either more or less than
you receive. Waste your infinitely
precious commodity AS much as
YOU will, and the supply win never
be withheld from you. Moreover,
you cannot draw on the future,
impossible to get into debt. You
can only waste the passing mo-
ment, You cannot waste tomor-
row. II is kept for you.--Arnold
Bennett.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-03-05

he's a burglar. Cleveland won the
pcnnant. You. like an old man In
a playground at night, finally got
into the books. You won 9. lost 1.
You still had little left. You
couldn't sustain II Yet Bueky
Harris only couple OF years ago
said that, pitching to one hitter,
you were the fastest in the league.
Couple of times You went nine.
You knew what TO do but the
old body was mutinous. Flesh
and bones age faster than
brains.
You're Satehel Paige. who ruin
ed his stomach ON a barn-storm-
er's short-order diet, Your belly
pinched. Your CUTS growled. In
sipid myths nagged you, Fried
food. the falsehood stated, was ali
YOU would eat. Your doctor order
ed you to cut that out long ago,
but the legend persisted. You
made bitter remarks. wise and
cruel, but they changed them and
worked on them until they came
out funny II paid off. SO you
didn't beef.
You didn't have your stuff In
the only World Series you made.
You didn't get into the only All
Star game you were picked for
You were warming up when a
storm blew up and the game was
called. I, would have been nice TO
have Il big in spots like that, But
you're not complaining, You're a
professional bali player and the
price was always right. They tap
ped out for you in the mean places
or in the majors. You were never
cheap help,
Long ago you found out
man pitches for money, hut &C.
casionaily the regret must dis
turb you. like the beIlyaches. No
one who Is that good Isn't proud.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-03-05

ing to have overcrowding and
Stun conditions" the magazine
declares.
The editorial points out that II
may be the Administration feel
ing that segregation reflects To-
cal attitudes and is not the pro-
per concern OF Washington"
Nevertheless, it stresses" segre-
cation must go sooner or later;
II cannot be justified in terms of
morality. social effects, or even
economics. II is a costly program
from any aspect. We feel sadden-
ed whenever an opportunity to
strike a blow at this outmoded
pattern is passed up"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-03-05

his housing message for fair treat
ment Of minority groups in the
form Of new housing =. T.. on good
well-located sites" the magazine
charges:
The assumption here seems to
be that the pattern Of segregation
viii be continued, but in better
locations,
The Sign adds that most stu
dents of the problem feel that
segregation itself is a cause of
blight. So long as there is pres
sure to keep minorities in a parti-
cular area, regardless of the in
come levels and cultural attain
ments Of the families, we are go