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Evening star., 1955-04-09
LURIA'S
LISTINGS
ga 500-GI

An attractive rambler with
Q detached garage; conyen-
ieatly close to schools. stores
and bus; 2 bedrms. and den:
table.sized kitchen and big
storage attic.
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g. P. BICKFoRD
OWNER, Tower 9-6o31

LANDoVER RD.-6 rms oil heat
asbestos shingles, built-in garage.
Easy financing. S12.500.
GLENDALE--S-rm. frame, 10 acres,
LANDOVER-Briek. 9 bedrms.. range
and refgr. $4,000.
BERWYN HTS. brick, bedrms..
beautiful kit, Just built, S15.5O0
THOMAS E, LATIMER. Real Estate,
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NEAR FORESTVILLE

NEAR FORESTVILLE
New 5-rm. brick rambler; . large
bedrms. with large closets: full-sized
din. rm. that can be used for 3rd
bedrm.: spacious .liy. rm. with. firepl.:
electric kit; Dashboard h.-w.h.:
rage rage attached to house: fun bsnt.
with outside entr.; fully insulated.
aluminium comb. storm windows
and doors; on 1-acre lot; priced at
only SlS.750. Terms.
FORESTVILLE
complete Kit. tiie bath; fuii bsnat.;
oil h -w.h. h-acre lot: conv. An
drews Air Base; / blk. bus stop:
priced to sell at $4,000. Terms.
MORNINGSIDE
b13 ALLIES .RD.
.-bedrm. frame BUNGALOW; liv, fm,.
rear porches: lot s0xl50; priced to
sell at Sl0,500. Terms.
CLINTON, MD.
As SIMPSON LANE,
3-bedrm. hunsalow; lee. liy. rm.. kit.
cleo. range bsmt. with laundry
trays; OIL h.-v.h.s combination
storm windows and doors: Venetian
blinds: is-acre lot: reasonably priced
FSOREsSSIT'vILLE sSI'
3:bedrm. brick Cape Cod bunsalov;
liv. ryn.. dining rm., complete kit. I;
oil hot-air heat: city water: full
hsmt.; ise. lot; priced at si6.s00.
WYvILL q COLLINS
RI. b-e61a 10
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THE TRENDSETTER

A home Of magnificent proportions
People will always stop to admire
this unbelievably beautiful rambler
: bedrooms. 3 baths. carport: rec
reation room and . terraces are
just /" few of its featuresi
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5 MINUTES TO PENTAGoN
500 g.. ADAMS ST. COR. sth

SUU 3. ADAMS ST, COR. Sth
ARLINGTON, VA.
Detached home on large lot; rooms,
kit. and bath on 1st floor; . large
screened-in porches; very large bed
room on End floor; full basement.
rage. Screens-awnings. Open Satur-
day and Sunday, 2 to 5 pm. ]. w
LEVERToN, Agt., EN-. 3-1314.
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SLEEPY HOLLOW AREA
"a ACRE. FENCED YARD
MAGNIFICENT OAK TREES
BEDROOMS
ExPANDABLE ATTIC
GI, FHA. OR CONVENTIONAL
PRICE. ONLY S13.g50
ASK.uS? REALTY COMPANY

S20,bON
GI, 1000 DOWN
Fine 3.bedrm. brick home, in choice
y Arl, residential community. Has
14x21;ft; liy. rm. with fireplace,
formal-size dining rm.. large kitchen
with table space. finished rec. rm.
with fireplace, and " bath. Close to
schools, bus and shopping. Street is
ideal Tor children. no traffic, dead
WRIGHT REALTY. JA. e-4soo
SPICK-AND-sPAN
Three,bedrm. Cape Cod. In choice
location; Living room with Are
place, lge. dining room. Kitchen
with eating space, fun bsmt. with
recr rm. and "a bath; walking dis
tance to Knottingham Elementary
and Williamsburg Jr. High Schools.
TAI shade and fruit trees. on gently
sloping lot. All for SlS.a5O.
WRIGHT REALTY. INC. ia. 2-4soo
DESIRABLE RAMBLER
You will want to move II YOU see this
lovely 3-bedrm. home. located in ex-
cellent area, close to schools and
transportation. Large liy. rm. with
fireplace, din. rm.. beautiful kitchen
This house features many extras,
besides the 20x2S-ft. finished rec
reation rm. which is truly q multi
WRIGHT REALTY. INC. IA. 2-4sOo
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RESTLESS

Drive out to Manor Country Club
Sunday and see MONTGOMERY Coun-
inR, swimming. tennis, dancing-
ali within the community. Beauti-
full Creole Colonial home available
now. open Sunday. I to D.. Out
Georgia ave. to Manor Club en-
trance and left to field office. Mr.
Pichard on premises.
Z. F. BLANCHARD. Realtor
b.. ORnn
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N. Arlington Brick Rambler

Built in q style that sings
home sweet home: 3 bed
rms. q dreamy kitchen. full
sized dining Il" and spacious
living rm. with fireplace; built
in garage and full basement.
GI contracts accepted at
S19,450.
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HOUSES Ion SALIVA.
ALEX-OPEN HOUSE
POTOMAC VIEW ESTATES
HAPPY EASTERI /

Come out today and see a home that's
sparkling new, charming as your
pretty ksster bonnet. Lots OF STYLE
need! All brick, with entr. hall. liy
rm 17x16.6 huge kitchen. loads OF
equipment. incl washer and dryer in
bsmt. gas h.-wh. Prices start at
S12,975 Closing charges only $500
Veterans, no money down, S79 30
per month total. Non-Fets can take
advantage OF our bargains. FLA or
conventional terms. Furnished sam
pie house. 29I3 Mosby st.
Across 14th st. Bridge.
out Shirley hwy, Just past Navy An
mex bear left at Ridge rd" sign,
right turn at s. Arlington Ridge rd /.
continue into Arlandria shopping
center, turn right on Russell rd, go
:, long blks.. left turn on Aspen.
then right on Mosby to sample house
Colonial Investment Co.
rrD a
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sl4.75o.-Gr

California contemporary In
HOLMES RUN ACRES. Q bed
rms, plus a flexible den ar
are "Tonns In heart and
small In the poeketbook.
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OPEN DAILY

Out Rigss rd. to Ray rd.,
turn left to open house or out N. H.
ave. to Ray rd.. turn right to open
house.
See or Call
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MT. RAINIER
1913 31st ST.
Detach.. big rms. mod. bath, full
bsmt.; oil h.-w h. Larse 2-story ga
RAGE; nice lot. House completely
redecor, Vacant. Priced right, good
terms. Ewes. RA. 3-I3S3.
PRESS REALTY CO. ST. 3-93l6
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URGENT
TO SEI III,

Owner transferred. Price reduced for
quick sale. 7-room all-brick CO.
and recreation room. Near Langley
shopping center, schools, recreation
area. FHA appraised. Sl7.50O. M
TERsTATE REALTY CO. INC. OIL.
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CT APPROVED

This Is a well-pianned 3-bedroom
brick rambler; spacious living room,
family-size dining room large bright
kitchen; excellent lot; walk TO SHOP
ping and transportation Price
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THE LUXURAMA

Another new design that will abso-
lutelv revolutionize your thinkins
Here's q home with 3 bedrooms, oLa
baths. spacious living room. dining
room. recreation room. dining porch,
sun deck and carporti
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ALMOST / ACRE
FORESTVTTL,E Mn

II YOU are looking for a large lot
and home this wonderful home ar.
raneed with living room. separate
knotty-pine paneled den, . bed.
rooms and full bath on 1st noor
. bedrooms on end floor. Full base.
ment. outside entrance. Oil hot.
water heat Large front porch. Lol
Is beautifully landscaped. Priced ts
M EYES. CALI RE. a-S64a
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COLORED-3 BEDRMs.. porch and
deck. bath; l acre: on hard-surfaced
road: 10 mi. from Silver Spring.
1876. Spring 4-3l94. p
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cENTuRY-oLD COLONIAL with {.
beautiful cedars and pines. This
lovely old home boasts 4 flreplaces.
1st- a, has. liv. rm... din. rm. den
and 4 bath, lovely Ice. kit: on
aaoascHaca aeS & AZ sEanTY sfaEHf az g. essbs
IF you COULD HAVE EVERYTHING
we are sure you'll love this 1-yr; ;-old
brick Cape Cod: cony. downstairs
ssedrm. 1871 1871 lse. liv. .m. ia With
le9 te9 BATH ssl sian. lam T ssdrms nt up nsIaa and
Ind tiled bath; full bsmt.: 90,ft.
price Of Sa1 $50. Assume large trust.
ESTATE SERVICE. INC. 47s5 Lee
hwy; ,SIvn toh olebe) MULTIPLE
oPEN I1sIIP rs ropAY-MeIesn area;
new center-hall rambler; step-down
liy. .rm. with firepl;: sep. din. rm.,
in kit, 3 bedrms.. tiled bath. full
daylight bsmt. with n bath, carport;
sss. f9ns ony saoes slas sss csoas. s hsess seofs
II you hurry. Drive out Lee hwy.
chu9cS cssGoS and nd Great @ Fails st., st. risht
about ia mi. to houses on right.
EsTAfs hsi senSElsE sssv1ea e Ec sa Ffs L.
OPEN PEN uSTH rSH clsesl SOLD. ss1s s. 5th o st.
mr.. Arl. Theater and Col. ,pike--Inl-
mac. 2-story brk, -cond. res. lge.
lot, stone patio. gar Must be sold.
make offer. UNITED REALTY. IA.
Gi. i.f.t ~. /: .see--A rustic. setting for
this immac. 3-bedrm. home IN Falls
church area: beaut.. grounds, trees
fHIMAeE w1LcHER, ia. s-osoo;
Gi. cces. .ces-charminr brick ramb.
No. Arl. locetion; many unusual
5-O5O0; JE 4-6S9g.
CT AND FHA, s0.yr loans avail; on
these new SIS; S;1!3-s19: :6sg-3-bedi.:
levels and Coloniai-type homes. now
under construction for early de-
livery. Model ramb. furn. and open
daily and Sun. Drive out Lee. hwy
to center Of Falls Church. right on
sr0ss M sst st .,t LsessSrs &c yves sg ia rah
mi. 10 Forest Heishts. TALMAcsE
WiICHER, IA. 5-0500: JE. 4-fsa9
COUNTRY PROPERTY, AZ acres
with 6-rnl, frame house In Madison
Co.. adj. Shenandoah National Park
ssss.7so.o oesii'Ssf csil cY. 4-ssss. . to s pm
orEN UNTIL SOLD. esls 7th st. ! 9.
Arl.. pr. Col. pike and Walter Reed
dr.-Beautiful 2.bedrom. modern
Lustrom home. wide lot. Only SlB.-
400. OF Or conv. UNITED REALTY.
sf}AkicTi1cGlaR. }Ai i1isSala 4.sEpRooM BRICK HI
BUNGALOW S13.950-o4-ft. liy.-
din. rm. comb. with firepl, nice kit,
tile bath. lovely corner lot. nunner-
GUS trees. pvt. screened porch: st
James, eo-op. market, bus and pub
lie school close by. Real quick now
dial ia. 10000. REAL ESTATE
diebel. MULTIPLE LISTED.
so SOUGHT AFTER. but seldom
found. pre-var. superior eonstruc-
tion Colonial home, in choice N. Arl.
location. Center hall. attrac. over
sized liv, rm., 14x13 din. rm ax1 5
kit, incl porch or den; Q bedrms..
2 baths on Ind A.: hot-water heat.
sun deck, knotty-pine recr. rm.; q
car garage. Lot ID gardeners
dream. my pond fireplace and stone
patio. Reasonable cash, priced for
s-soso, REAL ESTATE SERVICE.
NofHNG b SowS M of sT: $50 pa Der @,s0s, H,C. sn.
MAE mac. s.Ssdrm. sriek 'ss sspidet.: ' :
= sffpItY fss y AZ. 9s 1ss17 .ss. s.ey.lys
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2, 3 OR 4 BEDROOMS
OR 2 BATHS

Can be had in our new
section of o-leyel homes in
HOLMES RUN ACRES. Fin
ished recreation rm. and Q
End fireplace comes with all
houses. LARGE WOODED
LOTS. Priced from S1S.750.
FLA in service" loans avail
able.
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nousrs EoR sALr-yA.
FORDHAM VILLAGE

Spacious a,bedrm.. e.tiie bath; all
brick rambler. year-round jalousie
fully equipped 0E KIT. and idry;
attached sarase: lovely wooded lot
S26. 500. ] blk. South Of Belle
Haven area. 500 Fordham DIR
so 0-9432 -10
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LURIA BROS.

2o4s Wilson Blvd. IA. 7.ssoo.
Evening star., 1955-10-03
Jobs
Show 482 Guin

A net increase OF 482 in the
number Of Government employees
during August was reported to-
day by the Joint Congressional
Committee on Reduction Of Non
essential Federal Expenditures.
The committee said this was
the seventh monthly increase in
succession.
The total number on the
Federal payroll at the end of
August was 2.385,077.
In the defense establishment
the Navy had an increase OF
1871 and the Air Force an in
crease of 1920 in civilian en-
lployes. The Army reported a
decrease of 3.071.
Civilian agencies reporting the
largest increases were Agricul-
ture with 635 and the State De-
jpartment with 800. Decreases
were reported by IVA. with a
decline Of 653, and the Com
imerce Department with q de-
crease Of 451.
Evening star., 1955-10-03
Democrats 1856 Plans
Unchanged, Butler Says

CHICAGO, Oct. 3 R--Dem-
ocratic National Chairman Pau
M. Butler said today that Presi-
dent Eisenhower's illness has had
mo effect" on Democratic plans
for the 1855 campaign.
Talking to newsmen at the
meeting Of the party's National
Advisory Committee on Political
Organization. Mr.. Butler indi-
Gated he believes the Presidents
illness might affect Republican
plans.
He said he had read Of "specu-
lation abong Republican leaders
as to whether the g. o. p. con-
vention should be moved from
San Francisco to Chicago.
IF they come to Chicago,
imagine they would meet prior
to the Democratic convention
which starts August 49," Mr..
Butler said.
He said he thinks the change
was suggested because they need
more campaign time. They had
planned a short campaign"
Republican National Chair
man Leonard w. Hall, when
informed In Washington Of
Mr.. Buffers comment that the
Republican Convention, now
scheduled to start In San Fran
cisco August 20, might be
changed to Chicago. ct an
earlier dnte. declared. 'Not a
word of truth In 1t. The Re-
publican convention viii be
held as planned. Even while
Mr., Butler was making his
statement. we were deciding on
decorations for the Cow Palace,
where the convention win be
held.
I'VE are getting ready for a
short campaign. and the plans
will not be changed. no mat
ter whom the Republicans
nominate" J
MIR. Butler said the Political
Organization Committee. headed
by Neil Staebler of Ann Arbor,
Michigan Democratic chairman.
will review organization methods
at its current two-day meeting.
He said the group probably
would make no specific. recon-
mendations until after a later
meeting.
On organization, he said the
30-member committee. consisting
of II men and Is women. win be
a continuing effort for improve
ment of political organization in
the party"
Evening star., 1955-10-03

with Representative
Boegs. Democrat Of Louisiana,
chairman Of the House Ways and
Means subcommittee, which also
Is investigating narcotics trafiic.
Both legislators said data on
arrests they have compiled in
|dicate the rate Of dope addic-
ton has declined since World
War II.
Senator Daniel said use of
narcotics by teen-agers also is
declining except in New York
and Los Angeles. He said his
investigators are trying to learn
why the rate continues high in
those two cities.
Reporting on use Of narcotics
in the armed forces. Senator
Daniel said there were 1000 mar
cotics arrests in the military
forces during the past year and
383 courts-martial for possession
Of narcotics, He added. however,
that this is not alarming in view
of the fact that several million
persons are In uniform.
Most Of the armed forces
cases. he said. are IN the Far
East. where Red China pushes
Evening star., 1955-10-03

Asked whether the party was
worried about any particular
weakness. he replied Move
have two principal probiems
which are organization and
finance
Democratic finances, he said
are in the black, "but we haven't
begun TO concentrate on finance
plans for 1856"
Mr.. Butler said he hopes Con-
|gress viii amend the present
election laws to permit the
spending OF So or 81 million on
10 national political campaign
The present limit Of $3 million,
he said. has been evaded by
many Devices" including or
Iganization Of citizens or volun-
Iteer committees. He said he esti-
mates the @. o. p. once spent SIG
million in 1852 and the Demo-
Gratis 50 million.
II would imagine we'll spend
more in SO than we did in So"
he said. Chances Of success
being what they are. money will
he easier to raise"
Evening star., 1955-10-03
WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Fair and
cool tonight with low about 54.
Fair tomorrow with high about
rs.
Maryland-Fair and cool to-
night with patcl1y fog. Low to-
night 1856 in east and in the
40s in west but chance Of scat
tered frost in the high mountain
valleys. Fair and somewhat
warmer tomorrow afternoon.
Virginia-Fair and cool with
patchy fog tonight and low $3.50
In west and north and in the SOS
in southeast. Fair with high in
the 70s tomorrow.
Skyline Drive--Fair and warm
tomorrow with high about 73
and fair to good visibility.
Wind--Gentle and variable.
mostly easterly today, tonight
and tomorrow.
River Report
tFrOm u 8 Engineersl
Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferry
and clear at Great Fails: Shenandoah
clear ct Hafpers Ferry.
TempeRatures fer Yesterday
tReadinRs Washington National Airport
Midnigfit SO Noon -- 90
am. Do pm. ~
8 an s- 81 pm. %
Record Temperatures This Year
Highest 96 on july 22 and August 2.
Lowest. 10, on February ..
Hieh and Low Of Last - Hours
High. 40. at 3.bb pm.
Low, 81, at $40 am.
Evening star., 1955-10-03
Daniel DepIore,
Deficiencies in
Care Of Addicts

Chairman Daniel Of the Senate
Narcotics subcommittee said last
might there is no follow-up treat
ment for addicts released from
the two Federal narcotics hos
|pitals.
The lack of a rehabilitation
program was pointed up at the
recent hearings Of Senator Dam
|iel's subcommittee. The Texas
Democrat said this situation
might be corrected by legislation
resulting from the subconmit-
tees investigation.
Senator Daniel made his COM
ments in a recorded radio-teie-
5ision broadcast, '.Dateline Wash
Evening star., 1955-10-03
Ali Denies Star Story
Putting Wife No. | Here

which school and which uniyer-
|sity yet, but their father says
they will live near one Of the
following-Haryard, Yale OF
Princeton.
They are most anxious to take
their degree from one of these
three or from Stanford Univer-
sity. he said, as all four have
international regulations. And
they win complete their educa-
tion In America whether or not
he remains In this country for
that length Of time.
Pro-U. s. Ambassador
"We have come here with the
best of intentions" stated the
very pro-American Ambassador,
Mohammed All Is taunted BY
Asiatic Communists for his pro-
United States attitude.
When he switched traffic laws
in Pakistan to make people drive
on the right side Of the road In
stead OF the left. q newspaper in
India with leftist leanings ac-
cused him Of being $50 pro-Amer-
lean that his next move will be
Ito make chewing gum COM
|pulsory." The experienced dipio-
mat, who has already seen one
tour Of duty here as Ambassador,
|chuckled when he recalled that
one.
The Ambassador and his sec
Iond wife expect to spend Wednes-
day in Washington unless Sec
|retary Of State Dulles can receive
him on Saturday instead in which
case they viii come down for the
week end. He has asked for q
postponement Of his appoint
|ment so he win not have to leave
the U. N. where he Is serving 81
the chief pakiStani deiepate
Evening star., 1955-10-03
|SupreIllec
Opens Term;
Cases PiIeUp
By RoBERT K. WALSH


The Supreme Court opened Q
new term today with some more
modern mechanical appliances
but less ceremonial procedure
than usual.
Its only activity at q 27-minute
session was to admit almost 14u
attorneys to practice. I'm
mediateiy thereafter. however
Chief Justice Warren and the
eight associate justices began
lprivate deliberations on a multi
tude Of matters to be disposed OF
by orders next Monday, either
accepting or denying requests for
review Of cases. A backlog OF
more than TOO such petitions
and motions piled UP during the
summer. The court expects to
issue orders on more than 100 Of
them next week.
Acoustics Improved
Overhead in the courtroom as
|weH as on the bench was q per-
manently installed loudspeaker
and individual riiicrophone sys-
tenn which greatly improved
acoustics in the courtroom. The
system was officially adopted
after being given a judicial test
for several weeks at the last
term.
Morever, on hand but not used
today was q tape recording de-
vice. This Is the first time in its
history that the Supreme Court
has sanctioned any official meth
cd Of transcribing proceedings in
the courtroom. The decision to
do so was made after Congress
granted the courts request for
funds for this purpose.
As for ceremony, the start OF
the term brought out even fewer
Government soficials and wives
|of the justices than has been
customary IN the past. Neither
Attorney General Brownell nor
Deputy Attorney General WILL
liam p. Rogers was present. The
top ranking official from the Jus
tice Department was Solicitor
General Simon Sobiloff whom
President Eisenhower nominated
for q seat on the United States
Court of Appeals for the district
including Maryland and Virginia
The Senate did not act on that
nomination before adjourning
last summer.
Burt0n's Aides Admitted
The number Of attorneys ad-
mitted to practice today was
slightly larger than on most
opening sessions of a new term.
although 1t did not set q record.
Among those admitted were five
members of the Interstate Com
merce Commission. Seven former
law clerks of Justice Burton were
admitted to practice. They were
In Washington for a surprise
party for Justice Burton last
Saturday on the 10th anniver-
sary Of his joining the court.
The full membership of the
court was on the bench today.
This was the first term opening
for Justice Harlan. He Joined
the court last spring however,
and took part In several arau-
ment sessions and opinions dur
ing the last term.
Evening star., 1955-10-03
b. BETTY BEALE

Pakistan Ambassador Mohain-
med Ali says his wife No. ! was
not In Washington last week end
and furthermore she is not COM
ing to Washington. Wife No. q
he declared, will come to the EN-
bassy here with him and win be
ibis official hostess.
The Ambassador. reached BY
ltelephone in New York yesterday
denied the version of his marital
affairs given The Star Saturday
by member OF the Pakistani
delegation to the United Nations
lin New York. That version was
that Mr.. Ali planned to spend q
quiet week end at the Embassy
here with wife No. ! and his two
children, while wife No. 2 waited
In New York.
The Embassy here also denied
that wife No. was in Washing
ton.
OfiiciaI Hostess
The Ambassador, who Is per-
United to have more than one
wife by Moslem law. explained
that wife No. Q, his 3O-year-old
former social secretary. win be
his official hostess throughout
his tour of duty in Washington
His FIRST wife. whose age Il
given as SO. has no intention Of
coming to Washington" Mr.. All
said.
MY children may come
sometime to spend the week end
with me-" he added. They are
here to get the advantage Of an
American education"
The first wife and their two
sons. ages II and is. will live
near q university and q good
school" They haven't decided
Evening star., 1955-10-03
Cooperation With West
Pledged by Won Brentono

only If the free world forms a
solid front and does not relax
her own defenseS."
DR.. Won Brentano observed
there has been much talk re-
Gently about Soviet Russia's de-
sire to normalize relations with
the rest Of the world.
II should like to caution
against our being taken in TO
much by the magical effect iof
this peace campaign. ;" he said.
I'm my opinion there lies a fatal
danger in the Vests accepting
too willingly this clever appeal
to its greatest hopes. For the
Soviet leaders the concept Of
peaceful coexistence' has always
been nothing more than a mems
Ito an. end.
Avoid Enticements
'Lenin long ago admitted this
quite openly Now as always the
end remains the same: The
mastery of the world by CON-
Imunism."
The Foreign Minister said ever
though Russia failed to block
ratification Of the Paris Treaties
she continues to try to break uI
the defensive organization OF the
West, continues trying to drive
American forces from Europe and
to establish her own military
supremacy on the continent.
Then he added:
I'VE should not. therefore. bt
misled by any such enticing as
surances to relax our efforts and
approach the Soviets until GER
tain decisions have become the
realities that viii permit US tc
do this"
Evening star., 1955-10-03
BY John V. HoRNER

Foreign Minister Heinrich von
Brentano today pledged West
Germany viii unhesitatingly
carry out the defense program
envisioned by the Paris Treaties
and fulfill all obligations i'm
posed by these pacts.
The German diplomat told a
National Press Club audience
that his government and the
three big Western powers,
through close cooperation. firm-
ness and patience. can ind q
way to secure lasting peace for
the world.
"If we remain firm," he said
''then believe we shall have a
good chance Of approaching the
conditions necessary for d genu-
inc peace--a peace based on JUS
tice and freedom without ap-
peasement and without aban-
donment Of those who rely on
u.s."
Planning for Reds
DR.. Won Brentano said the
Western nations and West Ger
many have developed a plan for
the forthcoming negotiations
with Soviet Russia. This plan viii
assure the Soviets that the West
Is prepared to meet their justi-
fable security requirements with
the prerequisite that Russia is
also willing to make allowances
for security requirements of the
free MISUNDERSTANDING a re-
unified Germany.
He said he Is more convinced
than ever--after the recent West
German mission to Moscow
that "our aims can be achieved
Evening star., 1955-10-03
Burgundy Farm
To Hold Book Fair

Burgundy Farm Country
Day School viii present its ail-
|nuai "The World Of Books' fair
from 10 am. to 6 pm. Saturday
on the school grounds at $500
Burgundy road in Alexandria.
Mrs. Thomas Harris and Jesse
Price are cocdairmen of the fair
which will feature an exhibit Of
children's books from Is natlons.
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the dope traffic both for dollars
and to demoralize the countries
into which she goes"