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FARM AND GARDEN

s Rdt[.n :,S GRIPPING q T9 IsasR =,
Manassas hGIasn Sa s5auW 'A' '-''z 20,1s or
TREE RIMovAI. IS up: topping.
477702, ~, 5,.0429. Ju: 5-s007.
BuL,L90zER Mighty tSt'Ey Kat d, new
in blade The ideal piece Of equip
ment for back Mi. finished grade or
landscape work. Would like to sell
Immediately, HoYLE MOTOR SALES
l717 r I ave. ne. DU 7-s3OO
BLUEGRASS SOD delivered to your
d 59S you ~ \ and ss SHRM TeSmi
BTLLDozER for Grading, excavatins,
TN 4-S533 night, AP, 7-O5ss
TOPSOIL. very GOOD rich topsoi for
lawns lay and snr5essnhouses; very reas
2es9gs. ds. Good f0T Bis.s aas GA
TREE REMOVAL. pruning. topping
mates. MIR. CLAYTON, On. 4-osoa
AVERY TRACTOR; hydraulic lifts;
practically new, Model A. 1914 h.p
$1,000 O,OT Cost 81 Soa new ' 'eaii
CANADA HEMLoCKs. for hedge. iOc
ga 9 in. to o in; special rate $50
or more. 10 4-0e7S. Ia
DAVID BRADLEY TRACTOR, used Q
seasons, in good working condition
with single-row cultivator, cutter
bar mower and trailer; ell for
5000 OIL. 2-5303. or OIL, 2-S422.
TOPSOIL. i'll dirt sludge. blue
stone; sands hauling. grading mr.,
MENTS Also new equipment at
less than cost. Real buys for any
one needing equipment Call MR.
JONES, Poolesville, Md, 31st. --l5
TRACTOR, ChoremsSter with cult
yator and sickle bar. Browning s.
Tractors. John Deere. Model A
with cult ator and Mode B, INC.
Cedar 3-Uli3.
TRkI TOR, Ariens, roto tiller. o h.p..
$3.50: attachments for David Brad
lsE ractor; kl. $3.50. ou
TOPSOIL, 20 bu., So; clean nll-iu
dir. 20 bu So deld fine. we'll
rotted leaf mould UN, 4-0610.
GARDEN TRACTOR --Planet Jr, ~
n.p. s3od assignment OF attach
ALLIS CHALMERs TRACTOR for
SAL, VIC, model With mover and
ctilfiyator, $3.50; oompl also ma
nufs loader. Cali Dunkirk b-ei22.
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ROOMS. UNPUBLISHED

SUBURBAN, MD,-Unfurn. or partly
furn. rm for lady IN mod apt !:
share rest OF apt. with employed
lady Greyhound bus. 5 Minis,
downtown Call APP i-lt53
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.W.

COMFORTABLE ROOM for gentle.
pan in 81! private hcms' well located
500 18th ST. S.E.-3 sleeping rms
for gentlemen. next bath: nicely
MASTER BEDROOM, 8 closets. pvt
bath: mr.. transp. and church. Pvt
home. LU. 4-612e: 1910 3oth st: Sc,
aBO0 Q ST. s.R.-sgls. and dble.
rms. for empl couple with hit. priv
iliges. LU. 4-2266.
SUMMER RATES-Nicely
furn. rooms, corner house: linens
furn.; unlimited phone and laundry
room privileges. Pacing Lincoln
Park. On carline. Must be seen to
be appreciated. Call Ii. $1,000 af-
Ter pm. or apply 1907 Z. Cap
CAPITOL HILL, near Library Of Con-
gress--Large front nm, gentleman.
Ii. 6-9794.
furn. rms; privils; on Z ct. busline
Ii. $1,000 after 9 pm. -15
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FARM AND GARDEN

TRACTORS-NeH FerT IBon IS. and
implements. One used Avery with
cultivators and mower, S325 One
used MASSEY Harris With cultivatofs
S4a5 New ano used EsTden tractors
and power movers. Sales and sery-
sEIBEL's SUPPLY
Burtonsville. Nd SPRING 4-7Sss
BIRD BATHS: s3.e2 AND UP
Vases Benches. SundiaB
GAZING Globes. etc. Bird Bath
Bowls Sold Separately
DE FRANcESCHI
Since 1904
603 q ST. NV.
OPEN SAT. 10 PM
LANDSCAPING
TOPSOIL, SOD
LII. 1923. J. A. WILLIAMS
If
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RooMs, HOUSEKEEPING

A70s 18th ST. w.-2-rm.. Ink.
epti kit.. bath: eonv. tramp. RA.
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ROOMS EURNlsHED--N.E.

zoos JACKSON ST. N.E.-S6 wk.: mr.
shop. center: on carline: single OF
dhle.; next to bath. UN. 4-3i 10,
2 SLEEPING RMS: Christian lady,
Call after $50 weekdays; all day
We'd; Sun. afternoon: Ii. 3-5ei3.
eas oGLETHORPE-Nice rm. for l
or . girls. twin beds. phone and kit
privils. If desired. RIA. 3-S713. -l5
PL. NE, OF Riggs I'd
Single room for gentleman in pvt.
home. 81 per wk. tn. 2-5750..
CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY vIciN..
ITY-Attractive. newly furnished
eyes; $2S month. Ii. 3-lq67.
1910 CONSTITUTION AVE. Ne
Lge. front room neatly furn., bath
rm; on same d.: cow. transp. Ii.
- LARGE Attractive
RIM. Privls. Next to bath Convenient
transportation. no. 2-O4eS. --15
COLORED-NICELY FURN. ROOM
for empl gentleman: privils.; reas
rent; cow. transp. LU. 2-233S
COLORED-50O6 EAST CAPITOL
Large room. kitchen PRIVILEGES; near
bath; bus at door. Lady pref.
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MIsctl. WAITED tcon,.,
ANTIQUES WANTED

any cond; jsEsIry brio
a-brRc 1888 Wis. ave D KRUP-
SAW MILESTONE. NO 10000
dining room. contents Of
home cash We do moving. stoT-
age IA. 9-293s; ewes. RA. 81 4l6.
BEDKM., household furniture wanted.
l DC. or entire contents, Cash, ABB
BoTT a. LANDON. EM. 2-6671.
BOOKS BoUGHT. any quantity and
removed at our expense. ALBION
BOOK SHOP. 1865 Penna ave. NV
ST s. 66es
CHURCH PEWS. used reasonable
Call Mr.. Z. p. BLUETHGEN, HO-
COINS. autographs letters. stamp col
lee gold silver. old pistols HOBBY
Sop i4Ls Wis ave, AID 2,l272.
laid mother-of-pear 10. s-5014.
DIAMOND JENELRi OF any deScrip-
ERNEST BURK. 6i4 18th st NV
FRENCH BED, ornate baroque, dou-
BILE. Write description 1919 Georgia
ave. nv
VIII ouy entire con-
tents OF odd pieces; also old china.
bric-s- bTac. buying and selling for
81 wears. HOPWOOD'S S, sth and K
SITS NV. NE s-53S9
WANTED-Will buy all
kinds Of GOOD used Furniture Top
prices We do moving IA $3.50
WANTED-Any amount.
cash for SinEe items or entire
household. ~. 5-03l3s IL
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ROOMS WITH BOARD
ROOM AND BOARD, with private
bath for elderly lady in private
home CO. J-5:;,5 ID

ROOM AND BOARD, with private
bath for elderly lady in private
Rooms FOR WORKING MOTHERS:
live with your children in large sun
ny rooms; all modern conveniences;
small weekly payment takes care OF
MT. PLEASANT AREA-Sinale and
double rooms and board for elderly
refined people. Excellent table. Home
r IiPp EpnMwo6 oP s i293 10Th st, l6
triples. s45; maid serv, daily; phi. IN
ATTRACTIVE RIM. on end fir. in a
homelike gueSt-house for elderly
people nso e NJ VERY FS, good meals ne @@od WIS
DUPONT CIRCLE - Elderly and
vaiescent: kind care: excel, food
1913 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
EXCEL meals o6 conv. transp., washer
THE MAR-LEETA, 1875 10th st, NV
Lovely bright single and double
rms for Young ladies and men:
shower baths, excel board; ele-v;.
1917 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
oslc. fHiS.t NiJI uDl6S' Ma tIlpitS'
Sl2; good food; TV, DE. 2-96Aa.
BRIGHT FRONT RM.,-ssle. or dble
board il desired. conv. TO transp.
All +th st. NV. ,Tu. 2-.G:9. -IH
900 slst 81. NV. -~EleV good
meals, room service; best loc.. low
re es; tourists CO 5-9I;i1
ROOM ANDSBOARn for working men
SD a week. l14S Kalarama I'd. n. W.
ACROSS THE STREET from Medidian
Hill Hotel. Washington 5 finest guest
house. outstanding food and Glen
tele: free. parking: reasonable rates.
2b"0 10th st. NV, AID. 4-l625.
-l7
RID. NV. 20Ol. at Conn.
ave Nice. att rms, good meals
Sl2 to SIS wk, air-cond., pvt. baths
rec. nm. TV, pins pong. piano; auto
washer Young people. CO. 52I93.
2ta
Mr.. 18th AND KENNEDY-Lge. twin
bedrm.. pvt bath. Also sgle. -
girls IA. 9-53n1
BRADLEY ARMS, at Dupont Circle.
1876 18th ST. NV. - Home cook ed
food, ReaSOna ble prices
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES

Do not sell your valuable antique
china, glass, furniture, etc, before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for exact appraisal
664O GEORGIA AVE. NV
RI. S.oT27 RA. 3-76Os
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~. Z. on RTE, iSg, cor. EQnOr AnC
Norwood roads in Mont. Co.. Nd
FARM EQUIPMENT
~ NEW HOLLAND BALER.
CORN GRINDER.
25-GAL- SPRAYER.
RUBBER TIRED WAGONS.
FEED GRINDER.
JOHN DEERE TRACTOR "a"
HAY LOADER.
1853 DODGE ih-ToN TRUCK.
1888 DODGE ia-TON PICKUP.
CHEVROLET lia-TON TRUCK
| JOHN DEERE TRACTOR AMI
| MANURE spREADER.
| CORN CUTTER.
MISC ELL ANGUS ARTICLES
TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION
For Information, Contact
Dave Canning, Sales Manager
CarnlnE Land and Cattle Company
Phone e-0sii and S-S67s
P. o. Box ill5, Stanton. virEinia
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-h.w.

I3II 10th ST. N.w.-Desirable sci,
rooms IN elev bldg. Some with
running water; $3.50 -wk. UP. -,-16
lTis L AMER PL.---Beaut. clean
rms; 81 sgles.. $40 dbles,; gent.
or ladies; beaut. fri. and rear pehs'
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1909 10th st.
n.w,-4Room for discriminating gen
tleman; maid service; new f9rn.
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EASTERN HOUSE

SIS H ST NV
rms enc. apt. daily 81 to Sc
nc CLEAN EllS0I AND COMFORTABLE
COLORED PARK RID. N.W.-sgle
and dble. rm, IS and $40. After
g. 8; MR GREER IS Tu; a. Sl3%IS, I n i
Dble. and sgle: rm.; empl; eDle,, man 1.I
coLeRED-rsth AND COLUMBIA
RD.-Large, beautiful, sunshiny
front rm; cooking PRIVILEGES rr,nese no also
C $50 Ed Nc hY, FURS. single or
dble rm., Kit: priyileees; pvt, ief ,,r f;
S-97ST or Ii. 4-9144. Id
COLORED-RMS. AND APT; for
light housekeeping. Call at l2o! Eu-
C eHa Ri nWi eth ST. Nv
Room for lady. will accent child.
Cooking privils. RIA. l-S45G; i
COLORED-DBLE.. SGLE. RM., =
st. streetcar. 1850 Irving st. AD.
CoL0RED-I,,e MONROE ST. NV.
Nicely furn. rm.. next to bath;
sEle or cple.; employed: with priyils.
CRITTENDEN ST
N.W.-Laree frt. room. for >: twin
beds: kit. privil: 81 ca ia. 9-S73e
COLORED-l633 o ST. N.W.--To
nice WORKING woman or man. No
drinkers HO 2-7942 all day Sun,
After , pm. weekdays
COLORED-NEATLY FURN. frt. rm..
radio and tel: retired or settled
woman: privils., reas. HO. 2-0SlT.
COLORED-REDUCED RENTS New
management All hotel convenience
for permanent guests. Furnished
rooms, IS per week up. Inquire about
advantages OF living IN THE NEW
DUNBAR HOTEL. 18th and You
SITS. NV. NO. 7-S97O.
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VISIT OUR LUMBER YARD
18th and New York Ave. NE.
Washington, D. C.
Or Phone LA. 6-4903
49, FT-AxY yaAH CzAl,S

open UnIll I'm. saturday
AFRICAN MAHOG. Wide and Ions
boards. .4Oc BID. IT: also . in; Ameri-
lean black walnut in l and . in
sS Sf e P POWER MOWER, s7e: out
door lounge. S23; Eft. umbrella
and table, sic; Hollywood-type bed,
S24; innerspring mattress. SIS; comb.
chair and bed, 81: mirror, 50 80:
pictures and frames. SOC; rugs; toy
box: folding screen; Mixmaster; etc.
Sale only Sun, ] to 7 pm. l20lS
EeminGton dr.. sprinsbrook Forest,
4: 3. DICK MIMEoGRAPRs. models
90. %20. 430, 435. 100 and 90. Some
like new: all guaranteed OV 3-1207,
WANT A FIREPLACE? Cast-iron
Franklin type stove, $50. EN-
Will SACRIFICE Arthur Murray
dance lessons. Call ia. 2-944l.'
4 PERFECT KEEPSAKE DIAMOND
sngegement ring can be yours for a
lot less than YOU ever thought DOS
sible For further Information, call
LYNN JEWELERS. D1 7-4772. or
D1. 7-00S2. Mon through Sat.
between and
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WESLEY HALL
1925 21st ST. NV.
EXCELLENT
FOOD! ROOMS! SERVICE!
At Amazingly Low Rates
HUI. 3-5432
ROOMS WANTED

ROOM AND BOARD for young lady
student. preferably in private home.
Cost not to exceed $50 mo. Access
sible to downtown transp. Telephone
Monday. DI. 7-24S4.
COLORED - EMPL. MOTHER with
nice family In Woodbridge area. RA
6-125S.
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The John Kilpen Hotel
1910 ASHMEAD PL. NV.
Halt block of Conn ave. at 1900
overlooking Rock Creek Park. Dhle
and sgle, rms, pvt bath avail: ex.
eel meals: rates. $3.50 week up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-15

We keep q stock Of fine AZ, framing
lumber, inside and outside doors
hardware, roofing and medicine cab
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kooMs FukhIsHEp-A.w.

18th ST. NV, $500; Of bus strip
SinRle room, clean and Quiet. run
ming Wate-.. CO. b-o469- -l5
TIE EARLE. 1873 Bflfmore 81. nv
-Attr- fuTn. front rooT newly
furn and dec tEir beds: inAId
service. TV 'oInge: gentlemen. DU.
7-57ss go
1927 EYE ST. N.W-Clean. quiet
rooms. in excel. location; from s.
TO 81 week. MRS. Caps, RE.
1901. lie
SINGLE. front. furnished room: ccny.
to everything; reas-. By week or
month Ia 9-0593 is
fI2I ARKANSAS AVE. N.W.-Nevly
furn. room. near bath; near l4th
and 18th ST. iransp. TU. 2-35l2.
U.s.
NJ ST., I2eS.-Single. SO up. Double
or twin beds with hot plate. refgr..
SI2 90 Everything furn. 30
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PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
TUESDAY, May oath
9 AM. Prompt (DST)
WOODLAND MANOR

1s miles north OF Washington,
d. c. on Rte. 1872, cor. Ednor and
Norwood roads in Mont. Co.. Nd
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PLANT NOW
plants, rhubarb plants
beautiful e,oloriul iris, ehrysanthe.
many other perennials Drive out
1331S Colesville I'd. at colesyille.
Md. JOHN BURDoFT. Dial Ever
green 4-3S48. -22
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ALTURAS HOTEL
1909 18th ST NV

Single ana double rms. pvt. baths OF
running water: dining room. elevator
and switchboard So day up; weekly
rates. SI050 up, HU 3-6ll6.
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SIS n ST. NV
Hotel accom-. 50 TO $3.50 weekly;
rms effic. apt. daily $" to So
CLEAN AND COMFORTABLE
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ONE GIRL, .20-25, to share apt with
3 girls; q bedroom apt. on busline,
Call EN- 2-O35S after $40 or Sat-
urday and Sunday. --15
WOMAN TO SHARE ant with lady
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THE GILBERT

NE NILI-DEhI
246O 10th ST W-Newly decorated
WE u fno dbies. SIS Ef sn up, pvt
bath. SIS wk sgle-. SIS dble. co
HOTEL 1440
I44n Rhode Island nv. Rms with
run water. plenty shower baths
Phone and eleV. serv. $40 3O-
SlT 80 Wk. 10
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conn. AND ALBERMARIE AREA
bedrm.. PVT: bath with sep. kit, auto.
washer; phone and utils. incl; lovely
srabe o PAe e%e cp Sso En- En- go 25s53 g.
PETWORTH. 1910 sth ct. n.H.ERess.
See Mrs: Miriam, end ar. AuER:
,a BACH Co. d, 7;sS9i, Tu. 2-ssss.
iS ssarmP AR sSt Rp sei N.w;1Ty incl: /.
1860 COLUMBIA RD. NV Lx,
bedrm, and kit. lst Or. sis: studio
N fH' D fit 80 cf az; RR-oS SGaa
GEoRGETowS, aoo9 2 s,-Lovely
private Garden; lst floor. rms. .
3 0S oR o GTf.N sl SIcE n, MI :.
nd nj Ems Goods Aiio tI s%sI sgt EnpioEsd
1898 JEFFERSON ST. N.w.-a spt..:
mi, rms Kit, bath, lst or end a.
FROM Run f H5sfE' l5 "a sDs s;ii 49, lac. Nv
nm. bedrms., hall. bath. bath, iEs.
kit, unusually desirable central To-
a f pitarv So5G no; 2.o2s7;
reasonable, 1910 Eth st. NV
1855 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.--Larss
bedroom and kitchen, including
utilities, DE. 2-4446,
&c FARRAGUT PL. NW.-Exception.
ally well furn, apt liv. nm, bedrni.
with twin beds, kit. and bath; incl.
linens and silver. WO. 6-3iO9.
e3rd AND z SITS. N.W.-Exeeption.
ally well furn. apt, liv. .rm,, bedrm.
with twin beds kit. and bath; incl.
linens and silver. WO. 6-3iO9.
MT, PLEASANT. 1870 Monroe 81. NV,
Lily. rm;, bedrm., kit. bath and
p3rcha IND A.; SIS mo. incl. utiIs.
MI. -GALLATIN-IdeaI. 3 girls or
cple.; attrac rms. pchs.i cow.
transp;, shop;i reas, IA. s-27O9.
apis; 4 girls or men: COMP, turn:
utilS. also enc. EN- 2-6S43.
orr. STATLER--AiT- cond. front:
= rms, kit ana bath: compl. Turn,
apt. or OF ant: fiuor. lights. gen.
tlemen; SITS. CO. $685.. HE.
iii7 PARK RID. NV rms. kit.
and sernipvt bath $40 mo-. incl,
al. UTILITIES Cali co b.a53a
tcontinued on next pHssI
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medium size boxwoods. 54l4 Liv-
ingSton I'd, Oxon Hill, Nd. %
POSTS, 103 seasoned locust: z and 3
#, for sale for $50. To be removed
by purchaser OIL. @-75n", 5O01
Battery lane. Bethesda. Nd.
AZALEA NUNS. 1,50o blooms; first
year for 81. Il Oyerhill I'd,
Falls Church. Va. JE. @-51S2
for lawns. flowers and gardens u
tons. S12 delivered. 10. 1-14S1.
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white stock
die anywhere:
Ii MR.. JONES,
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ONS-A thoroughbred and
1 thoroughbred quarter-horse
n: at stud. Call MR.. JONES.
Evening star., 1955-03-18
ZAP Wirephoto.

prepared for President Roose-
velt's guidance, reveals that Hiss
supported the White House plan
for limiting the veto powers of
permanent members of the
United Nations Security Council
Among the State Department
briefing papers available to
President Roosevelt was one
which discussed British and
Russian aims in the Orient.
1t said:
1T is our task to bring about
British and Russian support of
our objective of a united China
which will cooperate with them
as well as with us.
THE British attitude is char
acterized by skepticism. The
Russians primarily want China
friendly to them. Our policy
toward China is based on
an enlightened national self in
terest motivated by considera-
tionS of international security
and well being"
This briefing paper said some
reports pictured British elements
as desiring, "out of imperial con-
siderations :. a weak and pos
sibly disunited China in the post
war period"
AS to Russia. it said there was
nothing in the Soviet attitude
then, "as officially disclosed to
u.s." to substantiate fears that
the Soviet might use the Red
Chinese to set up an independent
area in North China and Man.
churia. However, the report
added:
But if Russia comes into the
war in the Far East, or if an
open break between the Juomin-
tang and the Communists oc-
ours, Russia may be strongly
tempted to abandon its policy de-
clared in 1924 of noninterference
in China's internal affairs"
Evening star., 1955-03-18

stead Of the present 43 or ths
planned ITO. The Receiving
Home has had as high as 13C
children in it and averages
about 95.
Many of these children do not
belong at the home at all, Mr..
Shea told the council. The
building was designed only to
hold children awaiting action
of Juvenile Court. Because of
overcrowding in all the other
District institutions, the Receiv-
ing Home became a dumping
ground for whoever could not
be placed elsewhere.
Mr.. Hutson estimated self
contained cottage for SO children
who need to be locked in could
be built at Laurel for SITE, 900.
Mr.. Shea suggested that an
institution of at least two such
cottages be aimed for.
100000 Tentative Cost
The limited expansion of the
receiving home-which would
involve putting a second story
on one part of the existing
building and one new wing in
stead of the two new wings
Evening star., 1955-03-18
Dulles Sees No Harm
To Diplomacy From
YaIta Publication
by the Associated Press

OTTAWA, Mar. 18.-United
States publication of the Yalta
documents will not make diplo-
macy among the free nations
any more difficult. John Foster
Dulles said today.
The United States Secretary of
State told news conference the
documents were published in the
normal course of proceedings of
the State Department which
periodically published records Of
diplomatic events.
why should they not be pub
lished?" he asked.
Other Accounts Cited
He said all the essential facts
of the Yalta conference in the
Russian Crimea in 1945 were al
ready known through the books
of Prime Minister Churchill and
former United States State Sec
retaries Byrnes and Stettirius.
From their accounts. he said,
there seemed to be no reason
why the State Department
should not publish the Yalta
papers at this time.
II doubt that a fourth publica-
ton will do any more harm than
the preceding three" Mr.. Dulles
said.
No Hint of Denunciati0n
Mr.. Dulles added that he
knows of no United States in
tention to denounce the Yalta
treaty under which concessions
were made by President Roose-
welt to Premier Stain for entry
of Russia into the war against
Japan.
Mr.. Dulles answered all ques-
tions on the subject put by re-
porters.
He said each nation must be
free from time to time in the
interests of public knowledge
and historical accuracy to pub
lish diplomatic papers. He said
the full picture probably could
not be obtained unless other
governments published at the
same time documents dealing
with the same event.
A reporter commented that
some United States State De-
partment documents concerning
events before Yalta have not
yet been published.
Lag in Publication
Mr.. Dulles said it is "quite
true" that publications covering
all United States diplomatic re-
lations are tagging behind, but
the policy in recent years, in
view of the tremendous volume
of such papers, was to concen-
trate on episodes which had par
ticularly historical interest. If
the department. waited to pub
lish all documents in sequence.
it would only get further behind
in its task, he added.
Another reporter questioned
the difference between official
Government papers and the per-
Sonal memoirs of Prime Minister
Churchill. Mr.. ByrneS and Mr..
Stettinius.
Mr.. Dulles replied that the ac-
counts of these three men were
more than casual memoirs"
since they were unquestioned au-
thorities on the conference.
Mr.. Dulles added there is
very little difference" between
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tions is necessary to provide
maximum assistance to our Pa
cif1c operations"
Mr.. Stain won agreement that
the Ukrainian and White Rus
sian Soviets, which are part of
the Soviet Union, should be ad-
mitted as individually voting
charter members of the United
Nations. He also won agreement
to later revision of the 1885
Montreux Convention. This
pact permitted Turkey to re-
fortify the Dardanelles and to
close them if threatened by ag-
gression. Russia wanted to
share this guardianship with
Turkey. With the coming of the
cold war. the West never agreed
to Russia's proposed revision.
Hiss at Six Meetings
Hiss, who later was convicted
of falsely swearing that he did
not give secrets to a pre-war Red
spy ring. attended six of the
eight formal Yalta meetings.
He took notes to guide the
American delegation. These notes.
often in abbreviations and diff
cult to understand, dealt mainly
with the United Nations, which
was his special problem.
However, the papers include
two recommendations he sub
mitted on important matters be-
fore the conference. for use by
the American delegation. =
In one of these documents,
identified by the State Depart
t1ient as presumably written by
Hiss, arguments were advanced
against Russia's demand that the
Ukraine and Byel-Russia be in
cluded among the initial mem
bers Of the U. N.
An earlier memorandum, def
nitely attributed to Hiss and
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/ originally planned-might cost
cost some 100000, Mr.. Hutsou
said. He emphasized. however,
that this figure was only tenta-
tive. =
The police attitude toward Sal
the alternatives suggested is that
the present Receiving Home on
Mount Olivet road NE. is ideally
situated for police purposes, Capt.
John Ryan. head Of the juvenile
squad, told the council.
The new compromise plan,
agreed to in today's over-tile-
table discussion. will have to be
further explored. all the officials
declared. -
Final action must be taken by
the Board of Commissioners, OF
which Mr.. Camalier and Mr..
Spencer form a majority. The
third Commissioner, Col. Thom-
as A. Lane. was not present to.
dav .s