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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-07

iH0RD 80 Tudor: !. and h: iIxht
grcens ready 70 roll; 91o5s 1-montb
o. 6:00Q-mils warranty NORTH
last MOTOR CO. Fern 400
lFoRb 1854 s-eyE Victoria; 11eautiful
I green and white combination: r. b.
| and automatic transmission; low
milssge; II sheEroep ecpdlt,on;
81 Bethe.da. Of. $500 ~
WAGON; radio. heater. driven o MS
0,0ea miles 81 local business man.
Priced 10 sell ct S1s995, CHEVY
CHASE MOTOR CO., INC. Tz94
WIS. ave, OIL. 4-6I00. .'Aome o.
r sSg5sry is SIP T wa sars maroon, ri,
11.000 actual miles; In neN-car
cofd.; S505. CAVE FORD. 1914
/ Elm ST.. Bethesda. OIL. 0-6za0. -
FORD As convertible coupe; new
Mercury motor: 1877 Ford club
FCRiSS ~ custom .'s's Tudor j
] Ia. e-22o0. PENNY MOTORS
r laS9 + ~ I. a sys; ne. po,1a,. .se.,
cond.; $3.50 cash, plus $500 nn-
paid nalsncs. After $40 Pm. VA.
FoRD isss va custom Tudor: !. e and
n: 3D.: 2-tcne green: I owner
1o Sao qssrs vlsso sss 70 ca sss io.dss
With the works: 2-tens BLACK end
easi terms d ifsds. EisH. XIII
MOTORS; 80 Florida avs. rs H.
EF0 On v .SSs customline VS. Fordor;
Fordcmatie, =. and b.. many extras:
4l.345. "a. 2-479S. lie
k9h1 1879 LQaosters Only one "a
new Il = r ali iOsol psass sa Tn e as =
49, -. 1,z...,... = p1E-l0
tone ssamist green. loaded with e.
ffes. including koEnomauc. poNei
steeEils. power seats; turn turn sisnals,
pany omeial car WITH only 9,0gV
setgal miles THIS y steal e
| $l.asy2: EhAMh 5aAALL In s1NsE;.1
1875 Good HOPE r.. So. ~. l-et547.
lporn So s-,.ta,,,,n. ~ T -r,.;,
AaWthorne green with contIasting
seat covers. nsater Enite.waIl tires,
tu.nhn slsnhin, etc.: ons -oMnsf, LOW
mwaeass 81 e exkIemefy e ncG eqno :.
MWs1Isnty oHehths 2. 30, 2;uvy I1iiss.
is Inc i7ss Good HOPE I'd "a. sc s.s.
~ l.- h Il a,,. 3 2 49,. ~
fk4nD ~ custom s-s TUDOR; mas ra-
w Jnu ". SO eofese. wi =
ssts -; nsN ILL., - ,sts.. nis9A
n ~ n,,I1 "a " v RI1 sMHII slfai
NC, 100 Good Hope I'd. Sc.
r6ISSm i-1144e s,,r.~ 4. 80.
grsrd-ns2 e co S%HtL ae sens e te sl1e'
ROPER 18th and 3. !. ave. ne,
FORD s01 summer N~8 c0np.s over
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-07


lAEHCUnY 1852 z-6oor sedan; daKi
NFeens Mefc-os1Eatic. radio. heater
; sssi g =: 81 SSs s. s' ssiia
|1sKRCUHH 81 ciub coupe: Asere-O.
Matte Z. and h. turn SIGNALS new
seat covers clean thronEhcut: 80.
cay guar. Sso5. hill q SANDERS.
Uash.s Oldest Ford Dealer. 1900
sssS an !. Sal. tin S s1
MERCURY 81 club coupe: radio and
heater. Mere o-llatie drive: SfaS,
Car. No. sl2-n. MONROE FORD.
800 Wis. ave. NV. WO. $4,000.
0pen ewes. I'll 3 pm.
MERCURY 1850 1-df.; new PAINT; Z.
and b., overdriyes excel cond. Aust
SCI; S495, terms arranged. Wa.
MERscukY As cow; new tor. !. ana
zSIcoRN JnSSoRs. 600 2. ky u.
sfERtUkY 80 Montsrey cdr, e.
s 600 MI: like new radio, heater.
Marco Matte drive. whiteuails.
MERCURY 1891 club epe.: =. b. and
Cd: ike new, SS4o, HoREERS
COR, Buick Dealer. Fla. avs ne.
ct 9th, n. 6-o464.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-07

LINCOLN 1859 cspri 4.ef. sedan;
2-tone green finish; 9.-W. tires tln-
mnculefe interior Car positively
same Is new throuxhout. Take cas-
q your mechanLc Tor approval
$685.; BILL Z y MOTORS Z. b0lo Wis.
LINCOLN 1852 cosmopolEtan hard
top coupG HYDRA, I, and b. e ,QQQ
2-tone dnt1h. Es-u. tires; tnlnacu-
late interior. Car ABSOLUTELY same
Is new fhroughout. 1aust be seen %
81 appreciated. $l.705. BELL MO-
TORS 500 Wis. Axe. Wo. $500.
LINCOLN 1853 cosmouoiitan 4-dr.
sedan: Hydra.. :. and b.: 81 900 ae-
tgal niles: beautiful robin blue tn.
Interior. Car absolutely same Is
bfand-new IN every way. Must be
seen TO be appreciated. So Q5.
BILL MOTORS, SOLO Wis ave. wos
LINCOLN nSesSi SO Cosmopolitan sedan:
~ hd tires. s NO. 1-Ns 14 seat: seTs
clean Il every way, see ana drive
10 apprec. Save Ia(s Of dollpfS.
only S1.9o5. GRADY'6 Lincoln
Mercury 1893 Wis. ave. Beth, Nd.
LiNcoEN 81 cosmopolitan sedan;
r. and h. HYDRA. cleo windows and
seat, of1g. Wv. tires tspsFe never
used. custom-seat covered since
new, orig. 9-tone fact0ry-green
nnish: positively Ike new inside
ana out. 81 2a5. GRADYS Lincoln
Mercury. 1909 Wis. ave. Beth. Nd.
LINCOLN So canri hard top. +. and
H.. Hydra. power steering and
brakes. cleo windows snd 4-Eay
seat, Continental wheel Wv. tires.
!. beautiful 2-tone blue finish, superb
ccpd. throughout: must see and
drive TO appree. Save zoos Of
dollars: 81, 49b. GRADY'e Lincoln-
Mercury. 1900 wis. ave. Beth. Nd.
:. o.; "A. 1000 I. I s
beaat cond.; priced at only s645.
terms. OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK.
2001 Nichols ave. Sc. -
1854 Monterey eoupes
fully eGuip.; like new; DiplOmats
$1,000. DU. T-0497. -S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-07

FORD "a crestiine VS. Fordor; -
ffas. Including Fordomatic, power
stseEins. power SEATS; turn sisnals.
pany oficiai car with only 5000
actual miles. This Is steal at
S1.895. FRANK SMALL. .1R., INC. !
1885 Good Hope I'd. Sc. LII. 1901
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-07

FORD "a VS. Custom Tudor: over.
very scod eond ssets covered since
nsy oEiE. OWNER. Sl0o. 50. 8
road 1854 rs: diplomat lsasin,
country wants to sell crestiini
Victoria: radio. heater Wv. tires
MI j. excel eond.; si.5a5. cI
rom 1854 custon.lins Yerdor VS.
equipped: prigs owner 5000. miles
sI.59s Or best offer. IN. 4-lzfD
rom 1919 81 sIqb i, COUPE 81, nssas 60, soR Z,
f Tsps.rs' "a FLY ss e oes. olsl. % 3
IFORD 1855 crestllne victoria. !
and h.; Fofdumatie. exeeptionail,
nice inside and OUT be sure TO sel
this popular model today 81 Qrll
S1.ag5. EnMoND6 MOTORS fFofdl
32gS Wilson blvd Ar. Va. "a
foRD 81 eonsertibls. radio. heater
excellent finish and new TOP: S6a5
PARKWAY-FCRD. 3Q51 e ST, ny
AID. 2-0Ie5. Open 3 to Q. Sat. III q
FORD taxicahs, also Plymoutas,
cheys., podses. As IoE e $50 Sa Z a al,s,,
Small down payment 300 f1ylol
r IN ssse. eonv y and III: Eiiits
an hiark hoiy. AL throuehOut.
s w s-mont a 81 6.o00-niis war.
rsn9y NoFTHEfsT MoToR Co
fFnrdi. 400 BenninE I'd. ne. 10,
p feI q ! 4, p.,sh wasan a-tont
,,sserco, x AID fan.S ai,e owner: ioW
1890. SIs4ess Il mnnth AZ Il. 900.
is1 if warmly. NORTHEAST NO
TSs5 80 9Fnyd1 ANN Pennfrfa I'd
I In =. m ~ s .I9l1 {. oo " -
F0Rn IA conyertible: r. and h., Ike
rleW, exceiirnt motor. clean inside
good rubber, s1.395; 1-Inonth q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-07


Fgl9 81 Victoria; Isd.o and heater
FORD. 1857 East-Wess hwy. 81
eng., I'D. Open evenings till .
10. 6-z604.
BORD 81 Custom SO. sedan: /. and
n, Yordomatic drive. dark blue IN.
I'M: a good clean car, far above
ayslage ss95 Car No: <e1-A
IVY DsH 81 sss I'D. osen hs sssnins.
{ til d. 40. 5-7e04
FORD s52 Mainline 81 Tudor; radio
and heater; only $685. Car No
l22-A. MONROE FORD. 6i00 Wis
ave. nv. yo. $4,000. Open Ewes
FoRD 81 custom ..s, sedan: rad,t
Car No. 936-A. MONROE FORD
500 wis. ave. NV Wo. $4,000
Open ewes. TIL 0 pm.
FORD Isl Cresfline 'sa't Tudor; radio
and heater today;s special "a
SzgSi car No i19-A. MONROE
F0RD 81 custom ~ sedan: 2-tons
1000 miles; Si,545. with 30-das
llo-ecst guaranteed Car No 135-A
MONROE FORD, 500 wis. ave- nv
v VS. e 81 e:.S 0pe1 eyes , " pm. IN
king blue dnish. equipped With 7.
and b. see and drive this beauty
YoN-PECK CHEVROLET, si4o Lee
hwy, Aflington. Va. ia, 2-fl9e3
F SIR III 10 s; custom tudor; spaTsi i
and b.: priced t. sell Quickly: S:l95;
cary terms. KENYON-PFCK CHEW
ROLET. 1890 wilson blvd. Airing
ton. VI. "a. 2-900l. Open tn $50
FORD 1859 custom tudor: Fordo-
c mssas e sls 3; 'u trs ssas mex ssss
quar-; sos. HILL 4 SANDERS.
Waah.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. III4
Vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-4300.
ops 2 eyes; til 9: SGT 81
FORD ~ Custom IS" Tudor. heater:
eduipped: turn signals: one owner;
low fniieage: beautiful sky haze
si.Sss. HirL / sDs saNpERs, was 1al
Oldest Ford Dealer. lila Vermont
ave. NV Ap, 4-4300. Open ewes.
til o, sat. It'll. s,
FORD 1888 custom "a. Fordor;
Fordomatic, r. and h.; turn signals:
2-tone paint: seat covers; one
owner; Low mileage; ID haek-qg lisht::
L-tllO. EQALyfs ElttlVO-ASi 11AAaA4 o.
SANDERS. Wash.ss Oldest Ford
Dealer. Ifi4 Vermont ave; NV. AID.
1880. Open eyes, til o. Sat. til 8.
f0RDS, SIS; co. oficiai cars ell fully
equipped; rewscar titles: very low
mileage: new-ear cofld.:. most models
ay4ilable; sg g 500 Discount
Ford Dealer, lila Vermont ave.
NV, AID. 4-4300.a Open ewes. til .,
n = eH +.
FORD 80 Fordor; oyerdriye. 4, h.;
medium green nnish; matching seat
coverss outside sun wiser. 4-mo
guar. $500. HILL 4 SANDERS,
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. 1906
18th ~. nsw:i NO; 7-11Ii. Open
ewes. I'll 9, Sat. I'll B.
FORD SO Country sedan; Fordc-
matte. T. and b., turn SIGNALS; one
owner; low mileage; immaculate
throughout; 4-mo. euaf. 81. 7e5.
HILL q SANDERS, Wash.,s Oldest
Ford Dealer, 1900 18th st. NV,
NO 7-11ll. Open ewes. III 8. Sat.
rom SO va victoria; rordomatic,
=. and H.: 2.tone green finish: Wv.
tires; low mileage; sharp; 4-no.
guar, 1895. HILL e SANDERS
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer, Ii14
Vermont ave. NV. AID. 4e4300s
FORD 40; radio, heater. rebNilt mo-
tor. 4 new tires. Call uN. 4-7623.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-07

FoKD 1858 Ferdor: I. and h.. blset
can Is today; sI.095; 6-monsh o.
5000 warranty. NORTHEAST MO-
TOR CO. fFOnD1, go Bladeneburg
I'd. ne. LII 1-6300.
YoED 1851 convert; i. and b. dafk
green. clean Interior, exceIlent no.
wsirsnty. NORTHEAST MOTOR
Co GozQl go Hladenshprs I'd
KqRB 1850 Tu1or; heater. sheridan
blue. Ideal lou-c61t transp0rtakion;
sssS; szn ,g4ss q ~ c.D sgsFl Va q,
sFOkDl. 90 Hladsnsbufg a. ne.
I az q is iIe. Ss sT: 4ss z ssssH T
COR, Buick Dealer. Fla. ave. NE. Il
9Th. IL 6-04tj4. 4
FORD 1851 Custom Tudor: oyerdr:
I. and A., seat cover. turn sisnais
Al cond. special, $3.50. TRIANGLE
ME, DE-. e-6302.
FORD 1919 Tudor: maroon, !, and
6s20 Lee hwy ArLs u. 2-5U5O
roRD 1853 Custom tudor; a-ton.
low miieaee car Ike new. must ssii;
81 s095, WA. 7.e94l 1.
tQnp 1854 haFd-foD crestIine Y-S;
koraqmatles :. and h., one owner,
1900 niiles: $3.50. or. 7-g3l2'
TOKp 1859 Tudor sedan; sparPiins
prlginaI dark blue finish; spotiess
interior. This one-oW5ef. fS.000-
NJ. car g same IS new u every way.
Me ssrsas 500 sSffslal WI. ssS sy.. s W
Tres; motor, BODY tsd Ike new new: oR IA
OWNERi $4951 CO. 5-69df. %
FORD 1916 station wagon. woodwork
rebuilt. re1ufshed last October. New
sRasR' sic. i ssss 4 cl,.r osa soSs
FORD 1854 customiine VS. YoTdor;
beautiful Iisht blue finish. Less
than 1000 miles. Showroom eondt-
S1.7g5. "a. s-S0ss.
FORD 1853 Mainline s'6, Tudor;
equipped; Cascade green iinish and
M-y. tires: 81 ,f95. PARKWAY
Open 0 10 o. sat, It'd 8. -
FORD 'S2 convertible: with Fordo-
matte. radio heater. sungate-ivory
fnlsh 9Th black toy q, sl,d wv.
so5i NJ IL ~ Nv. A Do s. u opsn
to 3. SAT. til B.
FORD 1919 de luxe sss Tudor:
equipped: excellent transportetion;
S345. PARKWAY-FCRD, 1851 M
Ct. nv. AID. 2-11ab. Open 3 to Q.
FORD 1852 Mainline 20" Tudor,
equipped; original black llnish end
WAY 1pEsS 0s ss5si II s y. NV AD
2-01s5. Open q 70 o. sat. M 9.
FORD 1851 Custom VS. Tudor; Ford
umatic: radio. heater; sandalwood
tan finish with clean interior: ST46.
PAHKWAY-FORD. 1851 M st. NV.
AD. 2-01S1. Open 10 0. Sat- til 8.
FORD 1859 VS. Ranch Wagon radio,
heater. timbefline green finish; tuss
s sss War pnR sST YoPFe sDd s RasyM ii
nv. APP. e-01s5. Open 9 70 9.
FORD 40 Fordor; heater; gray. Al
al the way. $3.50; 6-month or
6:000-mile warranty. NORTHEAST
MOTOR GO. ,EoIa1s S3o Blandens-
FORD 81 Tudor: +. and h.: hiues
rsni s E R5Gssfis V MOTOR Co GO.
Ford DO Hladensbure I'd. me-.
Form SO Fordor: r, and h.; Fordo-
matte; one owner. low mileage: S1,-
2g5; 6,month oF q, 000-mile war
tFordl, as0 Biadensburs "a. ne,
II 7-s300.
FORD $50 VS. Victoria; +. and h.;
F'ordomatfc: 2-toue blue oVercreana:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-07

lMEACURE l034 afcnferey hard tor
conTsrtibles Black BODY. Ivory t1p.
radio. heatef Nerc-o Malta. under
coat. spotlIght. ~ tires 5000
mt, owner fdLp16matl. 1e1Eln1
s sosnsrs@ w. c ssos7 7seoo: aiser 90
|MEEcgRT 1851. 2 Il snooss from:
ID 5000 cond. YOUR choics; S695.
CAVE FORD. asa Kim g. Hsths.da,
OIL $500. -
MERCURY 50 4-dr. sedan; :. ana
h. osd.s plastic covers orig. light
gray nnieh. This car q AL meehan-
teallY. practically new tires; good
looking and very clean inside and
s SnauS n is9S = s,'t MI.
son blvd. Arl.. Va. "a. 2-565z.
MERCURY IS custom a-duor: over
/. IN. S1,595. MANN MOTORS. NC.
fOldgi. 5000 18th 81. III blk. west
q ca. ave.l. Silver 6pring. 10.
l2E ias1 1854 Monterey 4-dr. ed;
beautiful metallic green tnish. Z.
and H.. Merc-O-Mafic drive. power
steeEing, premium Wv: tires: 400
miles, HE new; sacriiice g, 200.
D.m a0' a- III i "a aIeaE Hi
MERCURY 'ss Monterey sedan; bssut.
2-tone with Wv. tires, Mere-O-
Matte. +. and b., power brakes. sig
nals and host Of other extrps;
Immediately clean; looks and pers
forms new. JANUARY CLEAR
KIRK MOTOR co. 1000 O.. ave.
MERCURY ~ club eoupe new
Sheridan-hlue finish; has oveFdrive.
and h., turn SIGNALS. wlaite-Wail
tires. seat covers, etc, very low
mileage: & barRain. SS4R. FRANK
SMALL. JR., INC 1885 Good Hope
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-07

HILLazANsl1INx 1913 4.dr: s1z5;
tires. II. 4-o52f before 8.
ln1LL1fAN-aI1Nx 80 4-dr: heater.
turn sisuDls, leather upholstery.
4-cyL economical car; top ecpdi-
ton: 30-oay guar 1855. HILL 4
SANDERS, Wash.s Oldest Ford
psslsT Ia Vermont IT. sye IS, ~ =
|n aa5 80 pasemah.r 4-as. sedan;
attractive new blue finish radio.
heater and 4 good tires. safe. de-
pendnble tfanEp. nt q real SAVING.
nsaS ps ssIs as AN k assdussa orn
LarGest oldsmohils Dealer. 1000
wilson HlVd.. ArI IA. 7-e400
HUDSON 1880 Commodore club
coupe: immaculate red and black
ilnisn and o. snly s ass o tgli
p nl; BANK terms. WILLIAMS, 2otn
HUDSON IN 4-dr.: . CHI; let black
SToHLNAN. All. e-ST22. e-s pm.
Sesvscemnn financed.
HUDSON s5l Super -6 sedsn: 7. and
thyouEhont Special. $500: written
guar TRIANGLE motions fFordl.
3ai0 n, = ave. ne. DE. z-6302
HUDSON 81 Hornet 4-df.i radio.
heater, Cd. seat covers. new tires.
original 2-tcne finish: very clean
throughout Worthy while guarantee.
ST45. WHEEIER. INC. Chrysier
Dealer. 1900 Wisconsin NV. EN-,
HUtDs00sN ia a super esix,. 4-dr, Sc.
/ dan; +. and H.. low mileafe, one
owner car absolutely In perfect
your mechanic for approval. $685.
SIS down. BELL MOTORS, 500
Wis. ave. Wo. $500. 20
JAGUARs--s Mark FII sedans. from
xI,ez5 JACK FRY 18th and r
KAISER 81 de luxe 4-dr. sedan;
beautiful 9-tcne finish. Hydra
Matte. q steal ct only ST95. Bank
financing. WILLIAMS. goth and r.
KAISER 1859 Manhattan ADJ 81 Sc
dan; Hydra, r. h.: low mileage. one
owner: 2-tcne blue fnish, WV
tires; inimac. interior. Car absolute
" same as new tllroughout. Take
car to your mechanic for approval.
S9a5 BELL MOTORS. 50i0 wis.
ave. WO, B-e900. 20
KAISER as; good family car. Safety
LINCOLN 1919 collpe; s54a. In
TIAC. 1921 Connecticut, Wo. g.
LINCOLN 1854 capri conysrtllble::
miles, Safa $3.50 $3.50 BE- ana ssnssd 1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-25
Blizzard Hits Rockies
As Temperatures Dip
To New Record Low
BY the Associoted Press

DENVER, Mar. 25.-The worst
spring blizzard in three years
dashed three Rocky Mountain
States with snow and subzero
cold today. One death was re-
ported.
Schools were closed in parts
of Montana and Wyoming. Else
where temperatures dipped TO
all-time lows for the month.
Snow and triphammer winds
cut off electric power at Evan
ston. a Southern Wyoming town
of 1868. Auxiliary plants were
providing power to the towns
two hospitals. A resident termed
the inconvenience discomfort
ing" but mot critical"
The lone fatality was in Cole
RADIO. where winds up to so miles
an hour hustled in the Canadian
born storm. Carl Gustave Koch,
38, of Windsor, Colo. died in 8
two-car accident caused by slick
highways
Even as the storm moved
southwark, leaving Montana
skies clear for the first time in
three days, the Weather Bureau
reported another would hit that
State late today, again bringing
blizzard conditions.
Montana temperatures dipped
to 20 at Helena and lis at
Great Falls early today. Both
are all-time lows for the date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-25

ordered that the papers be re-
leased generally on March Is.
Scout Danger to Security
The Times-in a story last
Friday telling how it prepared to
publish the papers on an exclu-
sive basis-said its editorial
! council had decided "the circum-
/ stances clearly established that
publication of the record would
involve no question Of the
national security"
Senator Sparkman, Democrat,
of Alabama, said he favorS
bringing Mr.. Dulles up here to
determine how. by whom and for
what purpose it was that a copy
of the Yalta papers was DELHI
erately planted. 1t would help
get the Nation Strengthened out
and would inform the people
that officials running our for
eign policy are expected to be
relied on when they make state
mentS."
But Senator George indicated
he would resist any effort to
bring Mr.. Dulles before his
committee.
Il don't think it would be
productive of any good" he said.
of course. if the committee
wants to call him it certainly
can. But in this situation
would hope that the matter
would be considered as the kind
of thing better not uncovered.
| think it would be better to leave
the matter undiSturbed even if
| it is muddied."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-25

Premier Stain asked President
Roosevelt and Prime Minister
Churchill to march through
neutral Switzerland to flank
German defense lines.
The Basel newspaper said the
government often had been asked
about this letter but always has
remained silent, without denying
its existence. Publication of the
letter, the paper said, could
fulfill a wholesome purpose"
Die Tat. supporting the re-
quest for publication, said:
I'VE do not need to be more
papal than the Pope and the
Swiss people have a right to
know not only the threats and
demands of Hitler (Which were
speedily brought to their at
tention) but also the threats
and demands of other great
powers and statesmen, whom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-25

for contempt Of the grand jury.
Mr.. Kohn was sentenced
when he refused to reveal his
informants.
AS City Councilman Fred
Cassibry put it. the city spent
$4,000 for the probe and "the
only person who is going to Jail
is the investigator"
Mr.. Kohn entered the Or
leans Paris Jail yesterday, after
shaking hands with a GRIM
faced group of sympathizers.
He was sentenced by Criminal
District Judge j. Bernard Cooke
of New Orleans. Appeals to the
State Supreme Court and to the
Governor failed to delay the
sentence so he could appeal to
the United States Supreme
Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-25
Swiss Papers Say Roosevelt
Made Demands Like Stain

government to release the al
legged letter in view of American
publication of the Yalta record
"If they already have started
in America to bare the sins of
the past. there is something in
this field in Switzerland to catch
up on" the Basler Nachrichten
said. There should be a letter
of President Roosevelt to the
Federal Council of the summer
of 1914 in existence containing
remarkable demands, whose
essence lay not far from Stains
demands on his allies to force
a march through Switzerland"
The Yalta papers showed that
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George Puts Damper
On 0uizzing Dulles
About YaIta Leak
BY the Associated Press

Senator George, Democrat, Of
Georgia today opposed a move
by several Democratic Senators
to question Secretary of State
Dulles about the leak of the
Yalta papers before their off,
cial release.
| In some circumstances, Sem
ator George said, more harm
is done by uncovering an un-
tidy situation than in leaving it
''muddied."
But Senator Symington. DEM
ocrat, of Missouri said Mr..
Dulles should personally ex-
plain the background of this
inconceivable leak and he should
do it in person before a con-
gressHonal committee" prefer
ably the Senate Permanent In
vestigations Subcommittee.
Humphrey Urges Inquiry
He said he had discussed the
matter with Senator Mcclellan,
Democrat, of Arkansas, chair
man of the Investigations panel.
They agreed, he said. that be-
fore acting they will consult
Senator George. chairman of the
Foreign Relations Committee.
Senator Humphrey. Democrat,
of Minnesota in a separate inter-
view, advocated an early inquiry
by the Foreign Relations Com
mittee.
Publication of the papers deal
ing with the 1945 Yalta Confer
ence has kicked up bitter partisan
debate in the Senate.
The State Department had
been planning for months to
release the lengthy documents
but the timing was uncertain
The New York Times obtained
a copy from an undisclosed
source on March Is, one day
after the State Department said
publication involved national
security and would be held up
for. a time. Mr.. Dulles then
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Admiral Sobin Named Chief
OfPotomdc Naval Command
Directed Two
Mass EXECUTIONS
In the Far East

Rear Admiral Lorenzo S.
Sabin. jr.. who recently directed
two mass sea excavations of
civilians in the Far East. today
was assigned as commandant of
the Potomac River Naval Com
mand.
He will succeed Rear Admiral
Tom B. Hill as commandant and
as superintendent of the Naval
Gun Factory. Admiral Hill will
retire on April /.
Admiral Sabin. now COM
mander of the Western Pacific
Amphibious Group. commanded
the passage to freedom" sea-lift
which since last August has
moved more than 225,000 Wet
Namese civilians from Haiphong
to Haigon. He also was in charge
of amphibious ships which trans
ported $4,000 Chinese National
ist civilians from the Tachens to
FormoSa.
Wife Is Washingtonian
Admiral Sabin, Sc. who is a
native of Dallas. Tex. is mar
ricd to the former Bertha Bres-
nahan of Washington.
The admiral entered the Naval
Academy in 1917. DURING his
career there he saw brief World
War I duty on the battleship
Maine before graduation in 1921.
His first assignment was
aboard the USS Tennessee.
Later he finished an ordnance
engineering course. at the Gun
Factory here.
Admiral Sabin directed the as
sault convoy. involving more
than 200 small craft. in Nor
mandy in World War II. He
also commanded the close gum
fire support ships during the at
tack.
In Military Government
Later in 1914, he assumed COM
mand of the Military Govern
ment section of the Office of
Chief of Naval Operations. He
also was a member of the State
War-Navy co-ordinating commit
tee and attended conferences in
California.
In 1916, Admiral Sabin took
command of the destroyer flo
tilla in the Pacific Fleet and
later became Chief of Staff to
the commander of destroyers in
that area. Two years later he
was administrative officer of the
gun factory.
From January, 1949, to June,
1850, he served as deputy COM
mandant of the Industrial Col
lege of the armed forces here.
Later that year he assumed
duty as inspector general CT the
military sea transportation serv-
ice.
In late 1851, Admiral Sabin
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they have seen falsely in a roster
light longer than is deserved"
A Swiss government spokes-
man, when asked today about
the letter, would neither con-
firm nor deny its existence. If
such letter existed. he said. the
Swiss government probably
would not publish it since it
was not the practice to do so.
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became commander of the Pa
cific Fleet Amphibious Training
Command and in October 1852
was ordered to the Far East fol
duty on the joint staff there. In
December, 1858, he became COM
mander of Amphibious Group l
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BY The As.oeioied Press

GENEVA, Switzerland. Mar
25.-Two influential Swiss news
papers claimed today there
exists a letter from the late
President Roosevelt making
demands on Switzerland mot
far from Stains demands on
his allies to force a march
through Switzerland"
Both newspapers. the Basler
Nachrichten diberal democratic)
and Die Tat of Zurich inde-
PENDENT, called on the Swiss
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Crime Buster Enters Jail
On Contempt Charge
BY the As,eeioisd Press

NEW ORLEANS, Mar. U.s.
Aaron Kohn, the Philadelphia
crime buster who set out two
years ago to investigate New
orleans police. was in Jail to-
day, serving a To-day sentence