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Evening star., 1954-08-28
Maryland May Get
New Proyoo Trial
Following Reversal

NEW YORK, Aug. GA Fed
eral appeals court yesterday up
set John p. Provoo's treason
conviction and life sentence. one
Of the weirdest cases to come out
of World War II. A new trial was
ordered.
The United States Court Of APP
peals unanimously said the case
never should have been tried in
New York. and that the Govern
ment wrongfully insinuated be-
fore the jury that the former
Army sergeant was homosexual.
It was left to the Justice De-
partment to decide whether to
retry the case in Maryland,
which the court ruled was its
proper setting. Provoo was an
Army prisoner there before he
was brought to New York and
arrested for treason.
The reversal wiped out a mill
lion-dollar government invest
ment. With witnesses brought
A'om all over the world, it cost
the government that much to
convict the 36-year-old former
San Francisco bank clerk.
Provoo was convicted Feb
ruary II. 1853, Of broadcasting
wartime propaganda for the
Japanese, of abusing fellow
American soldiers in wartime
Pacific hell camps, and of caus-
ing the death of Army Capt.
Burton c. Thomson of Swea
City. Iowa. by informing on him
to their Japanese captors.
He was liable to the death
penalty. But Federal Judge
Gregory r. Noonan gave him the
maximum prison sentence in
stead. Provoo has since been
held In the Federal Detention
House here.
Twenty Of the Governments
81 trial witnesses were brought
from Japan at great expense.
One of IS defense witnesses
during the three-month trial
was Gen. Jonathan Wainwright,
the hero Of Bataan in the grim
opening phase of Americas fight
in the Philippines.
Gaunt. feeble. nearly deaf.
Gen. Wainwright made a dra-
matte appearance to recount the
horror Of Corregidor and to tes-
tify that he never heard of any
disloyalty by Provoo. Nine months
later the old warrior was dead.
Evening star., 1954-08-28
French POW Delivery
Far Ahead Of Wet Mini
BY the Assoeiated Press


HANOI. Indo- China. Aug. %.
The French probably will COM
plete the return of prisoners in
North Indo-C China today, but the
Wet Mimi return of French union
prisoners is less than so per cent
finished, Gen. Rene Cogny. said.
Gen. Cogny said the delivery
Of 1.161 Communicated Wet
Mini scheduled today would
complete the French handover
OF 29,146 prisoners held in Wet
Nam at the time of the ceaseflre.
The Wet Mimi have released
Abb prisoners, between SIS and
so per cent Of those which the
Wet Mimi said they would re-
turn in the North Indo-China
area. The Wet Mini announce
ments Of the number to be re-
turned was considerably lower
than the number the French had
expected to get back.
Gen. Cogny explained the
French moved 5000 regular Wet
Mimi army prisoners to South
1ndo-China early in July because
Of the battle situation then exist
ing. and these will he released in
the South Wet Nam exchange.
The French we're reported pre-
pairing a protest since they claim
the Wet Mini hold altogether
about $4,000 prisoners and have
indicated they do not plan to
return that many.
Evening star., 1954-08-28
u 5. congressmen Hear
Pole Hif edo and NATl)
BY The Associated Press

VIENNA, Austria, Aug. 28.-
Delegates to a meeting OF the
Interparliamentary Union --.in-
Guiding several United States
Senators and Representatives
heard a Polish delegate yester-
day attack the proposed Euro
pean Defense Community and
NATO as leading to another
war"
There was scant applause as
the Pole, Konstanty Lubieski,
finished his speech. The session,
attended by delegates Of 81 ma
tions, had opened earlier in vi
enna's parliament building.
| None Of the IT members Of the
American delegation spoke yes
terday. but both Representative
Reed, Republican, of New York,
and Senator Sparkman, Demo-
crat. Of Alabama, are on the
speakers list for today.
Evening star., 1954-08-28
Moving Men Loot
House Of VaIuabIes
| IN Prince Georges

Bold moving men" burglars,
using a car to haul away their
loot in broad daylight, stripped
q fourth Prince Georges County
home of clothing. furniture. linen
and valuables yesterday, police
reported. -
County Detective D. b. Forsht
said the thieves ransacked the
flve-rnontl1-old rambler OF Mr..
and Mrs. Fred w. Turner at
1902 Swan Greek road. Silesia.
Md, while the Turner'S were at
work yesterday.
Mr.. Turner. q 35-year-oId
civil engineer with the United
States Bureau Of Public Roads
in Arlington. said "they left me
one pair Of pants and I'm going
on q business. trip to Seattle next
week. I
Police said the same moving
men, thieves struck earlier at
three other southern q county
homes. Mr.. and Mrs: William
Wallace. Of Route 210,. Accokeek,
Md, were robbed Of about $500
worth OF valuables and furnish
ings while their house was
vacant during the day on Au-
gust 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Blanken-
ship. SITS Brierfield road, Oxop
Hill, reported furniture, lamps,
frozen food. linen. silverware,
radios and a television set valued
at more than 81 900 were trucked
away from their house during
the day on August 13.
A preliminary list of items
stolen from the Turner's, running
to more than 1900 in value,
included a mahogany silver chest
and its contents. Mrs. Turner's
complete table setting; Mr..
Turner's topcoat, three suits and
IA shirts: two bathrobes, blan-
kets. sheets and towels, a cam
era and 600 35-millimeter color
slides. radio and record player
and Mrs. Turner's engagement
and wedding rings.
Evening star., 1954-08-28
Wedding Bells Ring
Todoyfor NovyPHot'
Mourned as Lost
BY The Associated Press

WAUKEGAN. ILL.,, Aug. 28.-
Today was the wedding day for
a Navy pilot whose pals aboard
an aircraft carrier had mourned
at memorial service after his
Corsair plane crashed in North
Korea.
His parents had erected. a
gravestone in the family plot
but the intrepid airman didn't
die.
Badly burned. 1t. q. 60 Ro-
land Busch, jr., lived through
the horrors of a Communist
prison camp to reach freedom
a year ago, August 80, 1883
Mr.. Busch, now 26 and a
civilian. today will marry Miss
Barbara Pottala. 10. in st,
Evening star., 1954-08-28
Holiday Is Extended
By McKeIdin Edict
By the Asseeiafsd Pres,

ANNAPOLIS. Aug. 2S.-Gov.
McKeldin has proclaimed Sat-
urday. September 4. a legal holi-
day in Maryland to lengthen the
Labor Day holiday week end.
The Governors proclamation
noted it was unlikely that q
large volume of business will be
transacted" the Saturday i'm
mediately preceding Labor Day
Monday, September 6. He said
persons in industrial and retail
businesses had requested the
extra legal holiday.
Evening star., 1954-08-28

BOSTON.-Oysters, along with
clans. which are their some
what more versatile fellow BIZ
valve mollusks. seem to represent
about the ultimate of inertia and
stupidity in the animal world.
But. each of them has three
brains, Of q sort.
Evening star., 1954-08-28

Marks Lutheran Church. They
met at nearby Great Lakes Naval
Hospital where Mr.. Busch con-
valesced and Miss Pottala was
a civilian employe.
Evening star., 1954-04-16
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 1853 Tudor customline "S':
car: p; c. INSPECTION. guaranteed:
$I:495. NORTHEAST MOTOR CO.
fTorql; go Biedensburg I'd. me-.
FORD 80 Tudor "s": overdrive, dark
olue nnish Z. and h., new Sc; g.
$595; NORTHEAST MOTOR CO.
Ford1' 44O0 Benning I'd. me-. LU.
FORD 1858 convertible; r. and h,
Fordomatic. black TOD. red finish.
Wv. tires; D.. c. inspection guar.
anteed: 6,month or 9; 900 mile var
TTso5Ssy' ToSy cSlsss o,d' NoRTHEAsT THE s.nnIos MO
FORD '52 Tudor sedan; r. and h.,
seat covers Beautiful green finish.
4 real nice family car at only
/ $i,095; BREWER MOTORS. INC.
Oil Wis ave. NV" Wo. 6-l699.
FORD So Custom IS" Fordor; 2-tone
green, overdrive, and h; low mile
age age. 81 a ag1i 4smenth snnnSp EEisten guar. s
ave. nv. AID 4-480o.
FORD 1862 VS. Fordor; heater. seat
covers: clean as O. pin: Cannot be
told from new: q terrific value OF .
Ssni, ssni sIs nHs or rARtiSoTos sGSSP55s MO- Mo-
TOR co. (Ford). 1917 n. Moore ST..
Arlington Va. ia. 1881. lis
FORD so Tudor sedan; radio. heater
and seat covers; clean; $685.: 30
day guarantee. HILL & SANDERS.
Wash. Oldest Ford Dealer, ll14
Vermont ave NV, AID. 4-4300.
FORD '5s Victoria: Fordomatic, r..
h., turn signals, and Wv. tires;
low mileage; S1.sa5; 4-month writ
ten guarantee. HILL g. SANDERS.
Wash's Oldest Ford Dealer, 1900
14th st NV. NO. 7-1111.
Evening star., 1954-04-16

CHRYSLER '53 Imperial 4-door Sc
ton, fully equipped: r. and h.
power steering auto. transm.. cleo.
windows, seat covers, Wv. tires;
$685.. MERSON g. THOMPSON,
sler-Plymoutb Dealer, 1927
Wis. ave-. Bethesda. OIL. 2-2615.
Evening star., 1954-04-16
AuToMoslLEs FOR SALE

and h.. seat covers; sea-mist green
secs; written guar. TRIANGLE MO-
TORS. 3O10 r. !. ave. me-. DE.
FORD 1858 Zephyr Pordor sedan,
6.cylinder overhead valve engine.
Gives you big car performances and
interior trim. heater. direct. sig
Special ats al ST.. 'OiS, .ss5. Nash Hn AREiNdsr EfSsss
TON CORP. SO. end Of Key Bridge,
rAATlinston; Va. "a. S-3030. 10
with Fordomatic. r. h.. Wv. tires,
seat covers. A company oficiaPs
special $1,595. PRANK SMALL.
Jr.. INC. 1875 Good Hope rd,. Sc.
FORD Al VS. Custom Tudor. This
| is real clean. car; r. and h.. seat
covers; !. almost new tires; new
paint Today's special. $24:5,;;
ERA rRANK KoIs SMALL: a Jr.. INC. I7se
miles: new-car warranty: S495 down.
EICHBERG AUTO SALES. 1909 wis
, ave; NV. AID; 4-1722. lis
FORD 80 .Fordor; fully equip; excel.
co1d co1d inside and out; 4 real steal;
Jr.. INC. 1876 Good Hope I'd. Sc.
FORD '5s VS. Custom Fordor: r. and
h., t.s., Sc, dark green. 900 actual
miles. one owner, 1895. NORRIS
q HUGHES. 1914 Ga. ave. NV. RA.
FORD isl v-s Custom Pordor: fully
equip, original black paint. low
mileage. one owner. $S95. MORRIS
&. HUGHES, 7614 Ga. ave. NV.
FSRRD ia5i custom "s" club as coupe;
$95 down: price. 1895; 80 more to
choose from with S45 down. r g. L
AUTO SALES 4404 r. I. ave. ne.
FORD 1850 seoan; very clean; orig
black; only $50. down; 80 more to
choose from with $40 down. r g. L
AUTO SALES, 4404 r. I. ave. ne.
FoRD '53 Custom "s" 4-door: radio
|. l06-A.. MONROE FORD. 510O Wis.
aye, WO. $4,000: open evenings
FORD SO Victoria hardtop: flamingo
radio, with rear-seat speaker. htr,
and leather seats; power steering
trimmed: less than s.o6o s5oSi miles: sussI9 oriR
FORD '4s VS. club coupe: r. and h..
Wv tires; payments only $50 mo
Full price. $395; Buy from new
Phils. Phdn ave, SILVER Spring. JU; g.
FORD 1949 Custom de luxe; like
new: S495. terms. ROPER" 18th
raRh and r oLo ave; .a; ne r
and h.. Wv: tires: in excellent
| condition. Special this week end only.
| Only 1895. Ask for Mr.. Smith.
CROWN MOTOR CO. 5o3s wis.
FORD 1850 VS. conv.:. sparkling q
tone fin. with light top and Wv.
tires: full leather inferior. fully
equip. This conv. in peri. cond. Take
| car. to your mechanic for approval.
| Only S945. BELL MOTORS, SOTO
WIS: ave: NV. WO. $4,000. -1S
FORD 1853 convertible: Fordomatic,
power steering. tinted glass, many
other extras: 5000 miles. spare tire
never used. Absolutely same as new
Delivered for S31O0. yours for
$2,295. PINEY BRANCH MOTORS,
Ju. S-11S5. -1S
Evening star., 1954-04-16

1853 HID "165" de luxe: driven 200
miles. New machine guarantee.
Low down payment. small monthly
installmentS; $3.50.
Starting Saturday, April 18th. we
will be open every day except Sun
day It'll 3 pm. HARLEY-DAVID-
SON SALES & SERVICE, 1865 3lst
NV. AID. 2-ORO2 -12
Evening star., 1954-04-16
BOATS

RARGAIN-14-ft. Century; sound
but needs work; $50 or best offer
300 Maine ave. s.ws MA. S-16S0.
WELIN, non-sinkable. all-steel and
copper riveted day Cruiser, S.th;: s5xSx2' 3 S;2
navy TOP, canvas cover, elec. bilge
pump, 100 h.p. gray marine engines.
paragon reduction gears. ~ mi; per
hr.. months IN water; cost "A 300:
onstrate. DIR. MAXWELL. Ma: s.
2442. OIL. 2-S332. -1S
HYDRA. 1876 or 1856; new eng: COM
This Is 4 beautiful boat and . steal
At S995 must be seen. Call JIM
WATSON. Ii. 4-S247. -16
LYMAN OUTBOARD RUNABOuT,
raiIer; bought new 1852. Many
extras included Cost over S1.250.
Sell for $7OO cash. Call La Plata
Md 67Sl; II am. to 10 pm.
2I-FT, cRUIs-A-LoNG. completely
equipped. flying bridge. canvas
tains: Columbia Island Marina. Pier
4. Slip "a. ia. S-7595. -18
head, sink, refsr.. IS h.p. gray
marine engine; ready to go; $3.50,
AP 7-b237. -1S
DON'T THROW AWAY your bilge
pump If the motor is bad. We have
replacement motors 6-l2-24-;32 volt.
Marine M motors rsDairsdl roSl. Pumps all
lot. ELEc. EQUIP. CO. 3473 sher-
man ave. NV. AID. 2-160O. 18'
Sie5. CENTRAL oUTBoARD Co,
450 Eye st. NV, Ma. S-0221.
SOFT. SLOOP, 25-h.p. eng: sleeps
8; head. galley. hauled Sept. '53;
s sails. JU. 5-525S. lis
SIT. PRAM with cars and car car
rier; 500. LO. 4-0432. lis
ALUMA CRAFT. Feather Craft. alum
mum boats;' stocks now full but
disappearing fast. Get yours early.
BEST BOAT BUY on the waterfront.
27-ft. cabin cruiser. TABOMA IL;
fully. found and ready to go; ideal
iOr %s.k local snd Ws saa 1s seen h es
MR.. VANbEGRiFT. KE. 7-O24l :
Owner leaving area, otherwise would
not sell. Asking $4,000 but any
reasonable offer will be considered.
1s47 CRUIsALONG, very fast. good
condition. See TOM MILLER, 400
ATxHGIaRY TS1hi iss' ss;TTooP NAOMI" Tif isx
7x3: sleeps 2; Gray 25-h.p. Sea
Scout: sails. spar; motor excellent.
$1.SOO. Harges Yacht Yard. Gales
vile. Md; or OWNER, OIL. gel So.
OUTBOARD MOTOR. johnson. ex-
cellent shape. 1901 18th st. Sc.
SAIL BOAT, Raleigh Knockabout.
auxiliary sloop, No. 9, 2Ox7x312:
sleeps 2; 4.2-h.p. engine. mains'l
and jib. plus many extras: a fine
IsLIP RADIO TELEPHONE, 25-watt.
12-volt, complete with all CRYSTALS.
auxiliary generator and voltage reg
ulator; $500. Call WA. 7-2292.
-1S
SCOTT ATWATER with Bail-a-matic.
I'm standing by this yr. Get yours
while stocks are still complete. 900
Maine ave. s.w. Ma. $3.50.
Evening star., 1954-04-16
MoToRcYclEs
WEEK-END SPECIAI

HARLEY DAVIDSON 194s "61" ohv:
good condition; equip; will trade
for 1910 Ford coupe; must be clean
or sell for cash. CO. 6-9456. --16
Evening star., 1954-04-16
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
FORD 1851 Fordor; Wv. tires. pri-
Vately owned. Call DU. 1900.

Sately owned. CAN DU. T-l4o6.
FORD 40 custom ..s. Tudor; r. = and
h.; clean; AL sond-; S $SSS; written Ss 3
FORD 81 Crestline victoria: r. and
h. turn SIGNALS. seat covers; 2-tone
tan finish; extra clean: 10000
miles; miles 81 yyg iSE; written sa, susr. TRI-
FORD aii p .5s custom custom "s" rordor: Ford.
omatic, r. and h.. turn signals: q
written suar. TRIANGLE MOTORS
FORD a2IS 81 custom sxs nj Tudor 1a sedan sedan: r.
finish; at Only S7S5. BREWER MO-
TORS TOR IMC,, eHS, 5111 Wis. ave. nv,
FORD 81 OcSi Custom club coupe; r. q and
ish: only Ss95. BREWER MOTORS.
INC; 5111 Wis. ave. NV. Wo.
FORD ia4s Tudor Custom sedan; an
ideal ideal family family car . sauipped with
low; $ss5. You can save 'Aa money ON
q used car in Arlington at Kenyon
Peck Chevrolet. KENYON-PECK
CHEVROLET. 1885 Wilson blvd,
All, Va, IA. 2-9OO4. open. till
FoRD ejsE I,a 1871 Tudor; beautifun Tas Green
finish; equipped with radio and
heater: low. mileage. See this real
beauty today: $995. KENYON
PECK. 3140 Lee hwy, Arl., Va,
ia. 2-90O4, Open til $3.50 pm.
FORDs-'5as, sis. sos, sedans, Vic
torias and eonvertibles. These cars
are out Of this world: MT. Wike,
OUTH. JE; 2-2300.
FORD 1853 Tudor &C.; blue finish.
heater: d. C. inspection guaranteed;
6-month or 6.000-mile warranty;
S1.395. NORTHEAST MOTOR CO.
tFordl. 44OO Benning I'd. ne. LU.
FORD 1853 Tudor "s": Fordomatic.
r. and h., Wv. tires; 3-tone red
and ivory; D. c. inspection guaran-
teed; emo. or 6.000-mile warranty;
1895. NORTHEAST MOTOR CO.
fFord geo Bladensburg I'd. me-.
FORD 1852 Custom "S" Tudor; radio
ROE FORD. 5iOo wis. ave. Wo.
$4,000 Open evenings till o. ;.
FORD so Tudor Sedan; heater and
seat covers, jet black finish. at only
S595. BREWER MOTORS, INC,
Oil W. ave. NV, Wo. 6-l699.
--1S
Evening star., 1954-04-16
GARAGES

642S I4th ST. NV. near walter
Reed Hcspltal---Heated garage. Cal
MRS. o'BRYAN, res. mgr. ia. g.
5000. -17
1870 o ST. N.W.-Inspect. $14 mo
Cali Ii. 4-730O, 10. 8-6O04. -1e
QUIxET PORTABLE STEEL GARAGE
for sale: $3.50. 12x2O It. OIL. q
$3.50 6610 s1st st.. Cabin John
NEAR UNION STATION, N.E.-Elec. /;
concrete door: brk.; suitable for stor-
age. cars, shop; reas. JU. 9-SS42.
Evening star., 1954-04-16
AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTED

FORD 81 or "a station wagon, from
! pvt. party, or consider 4-df. from
| pvt: PITY; OIL. 4-5000, Ext. 800,
! CASHEN. 2Os
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
| for nice low-mileage cars. MORRIS
HUGHES. 1912 Ga. ave-. RIA. 6-1 122
SOUTHERN DEALER in town this
week will pay cash for all makes and
models cars Call Ia. 9-4S01
OWNER OPERATED FLAT TRUCKS
wanted to haul brick and cinder
block. TU. 2-5250. -13
WANT TO BUY late model car to-
day; make not important; must be
clean; will pay cash. TU.. 2-4104
WILL PAY ABSOLUTE TOP DOLLAR
for late model convertibles. MCNEIL
STUDEBAKER. 141S P st. NV. CO.
5-2153.
y HONESTLY BELIEVE If you have
Q clean car that We will offer more;
foreign cars wanted, cash. We pay
balance. SLIGO MOTORS. WHY'S
Dealers. 962 Sligo ave-, Sill. Spg,
Md, JU. 7-90S0, JU. 5000 Open
Sunday. --16
A DEALER FROM N. C.
Paving a high price for clean cars
Evening star., 1954-04-16
TRAlLERs

ALMA, INDIAN AND IRONWOOD.
Vacation kit trailers. $549 and del.
We buy, sell. rent. Dial CIR. 3-2O33.
RICHARDSON '53. So IT,, 2 bedrms
Call before IL am. Sunday, 9 to 3
weekdays. DU. 7-3605. la
UTILITY TRAILER. 10 IT. by s it.,
3 wks. old; S100 or best offer. JU.
S-9S93. 9632 Old Bladensburg rd..
Silver Spring. Md. III
TRAILER. 35-ft. Pacemaker; 2 bed
rms, bath with shower; 2 dble.
beds. sgle. bed; good cond. LU. q
3113. -l9
Evening star., 1954-04-16
AUToMoTIVE MIScEL,

WOOD STATION WAGON repair and
refinishing, tops patched or newly
inst; guaranteed work. PO. 2-3s37
Evening star., 1954-04-16
AVIATION

FOR SALE-Share in 3-plane flying
club; monthly dues and buy own
gas and oil. Moving, must sell. Best
offer. ia. 2-705S. --1S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-17
Dwellings Approved
For Construction in
Fairfax County

Permits issued by the Fairfax
County building inspectors ONCE
include the following:
j. K. Kerns, Route 2, Vienna,
owner: dwelling on lot IL. Oak
street. In Fairfax Acres, to cost
SIS, 900.
j. II. DeMaras, Route 2, Nc
Lean. owner: dwelling on lot 2.
Brook road, Woodside Estates,
to cost $4,000.
j. M. Spragins. sT0o South
Wayne street. Arlington, owner:
dwelling on lot lib, D. r. Devine
subdivision, to cost $l3,500
L. s. Pattishall, Arlington.
owner: dwelling on Swinks Mill
road, to cost $4,000: architect.
Richard B. Pollman: builder, s..
L. Bolten.
Vernon Lynch q Sons. SPRING
field. w.. owner; Gulf Oil sta
ton on F'ranconia road and
Shirley highway, to cost $40. 000;.
builder. Kettler Bros.
Loyal c. Fisher, 1125 Keneflg
drice, Falls Church, owner;
dwelling on lot 20, lit Van
Wrinkle drive, Rich-E-Land, to
cost $19.75O: architect, A. D.
Lueders: builder. Wendell p.
Reid.
F, w. Herbert. Box 242, Vienna,
owner; dwelling on lot SO, Bur-
rows avenue, Cobbdale. to cost
$4,000.
r. "A. Rodgers, ST., Box $50,
Fairfax. owner; dwelling of
Braddock road at Shirley Gate
road, to cost SIS, 900.
Crestwood Construction Corp,
AIS Wilson boulevard, Arling-
ton. owner; 50 dwellings, In
Springfield. to cost $741, 900; SO
ut $4,000 each and II at $13, 900
each.
Richard c. CLARK, 1865 North
Thomas street. Arlington, owner;
dwelling on lot 246. Terry drive
In Springvale. to cost $11, 500;
Modern Structures Co., Inc,
003 Sixteenth street NV. Wash
ington. owner and builder; two
dwellings on lots 2 and s, Oak
Forest. to cost $16.950 each;
architect, Charles NJ. Goodman
Associates.
A Wedderburn, Falls Church,
owner; dwelling on lot 9, Locust
drive, Oak Ridge, to cost SIG, 900.
r. F. Lewis, 1909 Duke street,
Alexandria. owner; service sta
ton at Huntington avenue and
Kings highway, to cost $40, 900:
architect, American Oil Co.:
builder, Lewis Construction Co.,
Inc.
B. I. Bunch. 14O1 South George
Mason drive, Arlington, owner;
dwelling on lot is, Franklin ave-
nue., Franklin Forest, to cost
$4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-17
Chalmers Rood, $2l,500
Hill0ndaIe, Silver Spring

A NEWLY COMPLETED high quolity. 3-bed-
room brick rambler with large living room
and fireplace, de luxe kitchen, full basement.
large level lot in an excellent location. This
home will please you!
To HAMPSHIRE Composite NOL)s turn
left to Cresthdoen Drtre to our OPEN sian
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-17
IS Pine Avenue
Takon1d Par

You may purchase this 3-bedroon home tor
no Gosh down payment, it you quolity with
facilities.
70 Reach ont AYE, columOia right ."
Pine Are to stQn. !.
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lO62l Montx Road
Hillandole, SilUer Spring

Newly completed fine horne of A bedrooms, 2
baths, l6x28 fl living room, guest-sized
dining room, full basement with runnpus room
plus breezewoy and 2-cor garage.
To Reach Mem Rampsire Overlook
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-17
a Columbio Avenue, Tokomo Park

LOCATED IN central Tokono Park, we'll
kept 3-bedroom home with living room, dining
room, kitchen, full basement and garage or
large wooded lot. Only $l5, 500.
OPEN
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Ex-Nuzis in Bonn
Government Will Not
Affect British Support

LONDON (JTA) - The British
Government rejected today sug-
gestions that it refuse to support
German rearmament or member
ship in the European Defense
Community until allegedly MOTOR
ious ex-Nazis were removed from
the West German Government.
Arthur Lewis, Labor M. P, who
raised the issue, charged that Wal
demar Kraft. roiri~-e~ without
portfolio, Emanuel Preusker, Min.
lister of Housing, and Theouor
Oherlander, Minister for Expelled
Persons, in the Adenauer Cabinet
had all been members of the Hit
Ter Elite Guard. Oberlander was
Reichsfuehrer for the Nazi organ
ization, Federation Of German
East. Mr.. Lewis also accused Ger
hard Schroeder, Minister Of the In
terror, Of having joined the Maxi
Party in 1888, the year Hitler
came to power.
In his reply, Anthony Nutting,
the Foreign Under Secretary, said
that Kraft and Oberlander h a d
both been cleared by a denazifi-
cation tribunal. Pruesker, he said,
had been able to produce evidence
Of having helped Jews. He denied
that Pruesker had received q spe.
cial citation for anti-Semitic prac-
tices.
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Tallahassee, Florida
Ambassador Pledges Frances
Protection Of all Eihnic Groups

property and life Of all people
within her territories regardless
Of race, color or creed.
The Ambassador spoke at a re-
ception rendered by the American
Friends of the Alliance Israelite
Universelle, which cooperates with
the Alliance Israelite Universelle,
French Jewish association which
maintains a network of $50 schools
with over $4,000 children in North
Africa, Israel and other Mediter-
ranean countries.
RogerThabault, Director Of the
Department of Educa tion Of
French Morocco, said he considers
the Alliance school network the
most powerful factor in the con-
tinuing progress Of Moroccan
Jewry.
Professor Rene Cassin, head of
the French Council Of State (The
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-04-23

NEW YORK (JTA) - French
Ambassador Henri Bonnet said to-
night that France has always
been deeply concerned with the
protection Of the rights Of all
ethnic groups wherever France
has interests and responsibilities.
He added that France will not
only cooperate whole-heartedly
with all great humanitarian caus-
es, but also will exert every eff
fort to protect the rights, til e
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Supreme Administrative Court of
France) and President of the Al
lance, introduced the Ambassa-
dor and expressed the thanks of
the Alliance to the French Gov
eminent for its assistance to the
schools Of the Alliance. He also
thanked American Jewry for their
help given through the American
Joint Distribution Committee.