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President Puts
OK. on Plan 10
Lift Arms Cost
Wilson Sees Him,
Says His Recovery
Proceeds Rapidly
BY GARNETT d. HORNER
Star star Correspondent


DENVER, Oct. l8,--President
Eisenhower has given his gen
ieral approval" to military plan
ming that may send Americas
defense costs "a little higher
during the next fiscal year.
This was reported by Secretary
of Defense Wilson. who described
1.-THE President as making rapid
strides" toward recovery from
his heart attack. after "a bed
side conference with him In his
Fitzsimons Army Hospital room
yesterday.
Although not mentioning
rapid strides. $ the Presidents
doctors had another optimistic
report on his condition this
morning. Their Z am. MIST
20 am. EST bulletin said:
1.-THE President had a good.
sound nights sleep Of more than
eight hours. He awoke refreshed
and in a cheerful mood. His
condition continues to progress
satisfactorily without complica-
tions."
Mr.. Eisenhower settled down
today to a quiet day Of purely
family" visiting with his younger
brother. DR.. Milton Eisenhower.
But he plans another major
policy conference with Secretary
Iof State Dulles tomorrow.
No Polley switch
Rapidly stepping UP his direc-
Ition Of Government affairs from
his hospital room, the President
had q busy day yesterday, high
lighted BY Q 25-minute confer
lence with Secretary Wilson and
Admiral Arthur w. Radford,
chairman Of the Joint Chiefs
LOT stan.
/ Presumably with the Presi-
dents approval. Mr.. Wilson and
Admiral Radford agreed after
ward that no important
change In American military
strength is in sight for the next
90 months or so anyway despite
Russia's current display OF
friendliness.
Nothing we could see is going
to happen fast enough to make
1t reasonable to cut the military
forces another five or six hum
Ldred thousand people" Mr.. VIII
son told a news conference.
The secretary said there was
no difference Of opinion" with
the President on preliminary
| plans to keep this country's
armed forces manpower at q
level Of about 2.850.000 and de-
Tense spending at about $34.5
billion for the fiscal year starting
next June 80. He said any
See EISENHOWER. Page IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-18
Plane Crashes
On Apartment,
Three Killed
California Smoshup
Futul to Flyer and
Two in House
NORTH HoLLYWooD. Calif.

NOHI6 HOlhX WOOO, CAM,
Oct. 10 GA small plane,
piloted by Joel w. Thorne.
wealthy playboy, crashed into q
two-story apartment house last
night. bringing flaming death to
Mr.. Thorne and two others. one
a newly christened baby.
Nine persons were injured. In
GLIDING the infants celebrating
parents. Two children were
critically burned.
Mr.. Thorne's plane plummeted
out Of the overcast less than IL
minutes after taking OF from
Lockheed Air Terminal in nearby
Burbank. An eyewitness said .
wing dropped of before the
craft plunged into the building.
Stunning Indicated
Police said several neighbor-
hood residents reported hearing
. plane ''buzzing and stunning.
at near rooftop level before the
crash.
A newsman who lives near the
scene said a plane swooped low
over his house three times only
two minutes before the crash.
Observers noted that 1t would
normally take about 80 seconds
for plane to reach the crash
scene after takeoff from the
Lockheed Terminal. The crash
occurred IL minutes after take
OF.
En- Route to Las Vegas
The 40-year-old sportsman
and former auto racer was re-
turning alone to his home in
Las Vegas. New. Police investi-
gators completed their identifi-
cation Of MIR. Thorne from his
rings. a belt buckle. a gun and
his will. found in the wreckage.
The other dead were identified
as Mrs. Betty Jean Wolf. 10. res
ident IN the upstairs apartment
where the plane crashed, and D
month-old Sheryll Camille Pres
ton, who had been baptized only
two hours before.
The baby's parents, MFR. and
Mrs. Michael Preston, who lived
IN the downstairs apartment.
were holding q christening party.
They. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Marchica Of Los Angeles, and
Miss Anna Presinzano Of Lynd-
hurst, N. j.. were seriously burned
or injured.
Two Children Injured
In critical condition were the
Marcfica's two children, John, Z,
and Patricia, 10.
ALI remained at North Holly
wood Receiving Hospital,
Mr.. Preston. 81, is manager
OF the Gay Nineties Nightclub
in Hollywood. His wife Is a
televiSion singer known as Shir-
ley Powell. Mrs. Marchica and
Miss Presinzano are Mr.. Pres
tons sisters.
II only heard a plane" Mrs.
Preston said. THE building
shook and then there was a
big blast.
Il ran to the bedroom to get
my baby. Then there was an
other blast and / ran to the
street. There was so much smoke
we couldn't breathe. My hus-
band Mike went back after the
baby"
Ran From Apartment
1t was then, observers said,
that MIR. Preston came running
out of the apartment, his flesh
In tatters. screaming. .tOh, my
baby! My baby!"
Mrs. Ida Kaner. who lives
See PLANE, Page A-3
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By CROSBY s. MOVES

European Correspondent Of The Star
PARIS. Oct. l8.-On the eve Of
its showdown vote in the Ma
tional Assembly, the French gov
ernment's chances Of survival are
rated as better than they were
a few days ago.
They still are not brilliant.
Despite Premier Faure's ener-
Attoeks Flare in Alsefio as foure
Awaits Fate. Pose "A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-18
WEATHER FORECAST

Some cloudiness and cool tonight and
tomorrow Low tonight about 46. Gull
report on Page A-20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-18

Temperatures Today
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tou think ,7l on u rf q 1 n
Of The FomvIe te1d vd
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tp0ce WINERY 4 eceV q O " Q
r a1da prize WI tno FREE
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ande viii
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-19
.MansfieIdSe
Germany as Iesl

Soviet leaders could show they
are sincere In wanting peace By
agreeing to let Germany unite
and then decide whether to stay
Iin the Western Community, II
the opinion Of Senator Mans
field, Democrat OF Montana.
But In reporting last night on
his recent study OF the situation
In Europe. the Senator held Out
little hope that Soviet leaders
are ready to take that step.
I'm my Judgment q unified
Germany linked with the West
|ern Community is just as essen
|tial 70 the peace OF the Soviet
Union as it is to our own said
the Mansfield report. sTlae only
alternative In the foreseeabie fu-
Eture to q Western oriented Ger
many Is q neutral Germany
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-19

signed to meet the needs Of our
rapidly growing population and
Our expanding economy. We
have been forced BY fiscal prts
dence TO hold these programs ID
labeyance for q decade and 9 hall
under the pressure Of World War
III, Korea and the cold war.
''The Nation win. I am sure,
continue to recognize the primary
Importance Of defense require
Iments. We must not. however,
Jose sight 81 the fact that whils
we have had to proceed slowly
lin developing programs FOR high
ways, schools, hospitals and SINH
lar public facilities. the need for
them has grown at . very rapid
rate.
DR.. Ensley said that caution
with respect to cutting taxes
would not preclude considering
changes In the tax structure to
eliminate illequities. He pointed
out that q subcommittee Of the
Joint Economic Committee win
hold comprehensive hearings ID
December on tax policies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-19

whose nationalistic passions In
evitably win be once again In
famed.
K IT the leaders Of the Sovie
Union have such short memories
as to run the risks Of that danger
the Russian, the German and
other European peoples do not
The Soviet leaders viii not della,
too long on the unification d
Germany with q free choice e.
Ito It's future, II they really NEAR
Ito have peace. It could be TIN
first step in 3 general reconcilia.
ton Of ell Europe.
I'm the event that the Soviei
Union remains intransigent OF
Germany and there Is every In.
Idication that it intends to do So
THE Western nations can AFFORD
Ito wait. Time can be on our sidt
ID this issue and in many Others
which now stand between thu
Itotalitarian states and the fret
nations.
The Senator warned. however
that time win be on our side only
LII the free nations retain theil
unity and do not mistake {
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-19
Cut in Toxes Would Spur
Initiation, EnsIey Worms

made border vehicle in the bill
which must be introduced early
In the session II leaders decide
to continue present rates on cor
Eporation income and excuses
These rates will go down auto
Imatically on ApriI ! unless ex-
tended.
DR.. Ensley was optimistic to-
day over the outlook for bal
anced budget in 1855 and foi
several years to c6me. If business
remains good. The Treasury fig-
lured In August that the govern
ment would finish this fiscal year
next July with & deficit Of ST.
billion unless further cuts In
spending can be accomplished
in the next six months.
But DR.. Ensley said today he
believes the Treasury's August
estimate of $62.1 billion In tax
receipts this year Is too con-
Iservative. He said the Treasury Is
low in It's estimates on both cor
|poration profits and individual
earnings.
DR.. Ensley said it looks now as
though Federal tax collections
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-19
By ]. A. oLEARY

A cut in taxes next January
sin the face of booming
economy" would be inflationary
DR. Grover w. Ensley. stair direc-
tor Of the Joint Congressional
Committee on the Economic Re-
port. warned today.
He made it clear he was ex-
pressing his own views and not
speaking for the committee.
In an address prepared fol-
delivery to the National Tax As
ISOLATION in Detroit. the econom-
ist advised that any surplus the
government may have in sight
next year be applied either to
reducing the national debt OF
providing for postponed high
way. school and hospital pro-
grams.
Sure To Be Demands
, But with q national election
In tlasN0fiing, there are almost
certain to be demands for tar
reductions when Congress re-
cof1venes. And those who favor
q cut for individuals win have q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-19

this year could be sufficiently
higher than estimated by. the
Treasury last August to about
balance the budget and produces
"a Significant cash surplus II ex-
penditures are held to the August
estimate.
The staff director saw little
prospect for further reduction
of the size Of the budget in the
immediate future. On the other
hand, he said that. at present
tax rates. Federal receipts should
continue to rise If the economy
continues to expand.
Pressing Capacity
with total demand for goods
and services pressing capacity
today. and with little likelihood
of reducing Federal demand al
any foreseeable time. consistent
fiscal policy would apply the sur
pluses to reducing the $277 bill
lion public debt" said DR.. Ensley
aMoreoyer. We should recognize
that devoting q budget surplus tc
tax reduction may further post
pone Federal expenditures de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-19
|Teocher S Epituph
is No School Toduy'

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Oct. 1!
|lPl.-Ross Vardon, longtime
principal, Of The Greenwood
School. Wakefield, who died last
September 20, ordered the heads
stone on his grave be marked:
mo school today,
Teacher gone home.s
The order was contained II
MI. Vardon's will. fled for pro.
bate yesterday.
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The man in the story ,OiH best be understood
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Also in July Good Housekeeping

The Summers Hardest Crossword Puzzle. A real
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HOUSEKEEPING by Americas foremost expert,
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Salad Suppers for Summer of Sundays Solve your
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All the Joysn which the irrepressble Betty Macdonald
discusses the dubious delights Of grandmotherhood
THE King" and Mrs. Yul Brynner admits it's thrill.
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How to Get Started as Recorded Singing Star.
Previous fame doesn't mean thing it's 'new sounds
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Closets with Nothing Hide Fourteen pages Of clever
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The Girl Who Made Herself Over. Another wonderful
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Freezer-Planned Meals for Summer. "Instaht Din.
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Smart new Maternity Clothes. See them modelled by the
founder Of Of New Yors successful model agencies
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How to Cope with Perspraion. Let's face it-ladies
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ARLINGTON. NORTH
$3.50 DOWN
close-in brick SALEM STYLE Co.
lonial on o level, TREE-SHADEr
LOT: studded with 10O-ft. oaks anc
poplars: 20-ft. living rm. has cor.
ner fireplace. formal dining nm.
hot-weter heat, porch.
500 MONTHLY
PAYS AIL-IMMED. Poss.
WHERE CAN YOU DO BETTER7"
REALTY, INC.
2oo7 Mt. Vernon Ave. XII. $500
ARLINGTON, NORTH
Very attractive 2 tlarge) bedroom
brick rambler; 2o-ft. living room,
fireplace, separate dining room,
kitchen, table space, maple cab
inets. full basement; lovely fenced
yard; special at S16,260. OF or
assume large 4ee trust. Immediate
possession. Dial JE. 2-2620 to in
JOSEPH w. SEAY CO.
lib w. Broad St, Fails Church Va
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sTUDEBAKFR 81. cab and chassis
TRIANGLE SFoRp) MOTORS
SOTO r. !. AVE. NE. DE. 2-6302
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BUICK 1858 Super Riviera; smart
gray and white finish with Wv,
tires. has radio, heater. dynafiow.
very clean throuehcut: terms or
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FORD '52 F-6. 8 TO choose from,
~ K ssSsi s01 soSp 3 ~ So =
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-22
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TRIANGLE (FORD) MOTORS
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FARMS tcsus.,

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h., tiled bath. tiled KIT: several
egtbldes; I mi from sprinEneld'
INC. II. 1000. rs
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HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.

FALLS CHURCH - Name your own
down payment and assume large Gil
loan on 2-3 bedrm. contemporary;
S15.950. OWNER. JE. 4-1ss3; No
LAKE AXE BARcRoFT-New s-bedfm
81 ist ss"' %oha Rs'' Or a aSafs XII
MINISTER nrSRsp SELLING distinctive.
modern home. Planned community.
Contemporary styling. Ideal living
Seven rms. 3 bedrms., den. Ca
rage. Priced to sell, Wo. 6.91s4.
CHARMiNGLY DIFFERENT - This
CUSTOM BUILT 1-year-old, recep-
tiCn.entsg. ssnteT chiftr ram IIS,na
room on rear where you can enjoy
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windows; inside ,wall freplacs: step
onto eSu iarse sn screened S porch with IRE.
place barbecue, perfect for sum-
mer entertaining: lovely kitchen
with SKIS breakfast nook; POWDER
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tiled bath: nearly 2s-acre level lot.
Only $50. 100 PARKER. SMITH &
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i-BEDRM. RAMBLER - Restricted
quality construction; true center
hall plan, full dining Tm., 15-ft.
GE kitchen with dining space, 30
II. finished recreation rm. with
fireplace: Gear garage; screened
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price. SAT- $50. J. WESLEY BU-
CHAEAN. INC. IA. 4-II55 til o.
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BUICK 55 Roadmaster ; Rivera;
power steering and brakes, cleo,
windows and all de luxe extras.
2-tone paint Just like 0 new car.
Private owner must sell immedi.
ateiy. Call MR.. MOSES. co. s.
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eoSIs c & 2asl' pa aee
geaaise5: Fla. ave. ne. ct 9Th. Ii.
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CLEAN AND PRETTY brick and frame
home with sep. din; rm, NAV. twin SIZED
drs.. full bsmt. with rec. rm.. fro-t
porch. storm windows and fenced
lot: mr.. new treeway. Only Sl3, 900.
Gl approved. PRINCE GEORGES
HOUSES BY HUGHES-Two rolling
acres. q delightful location: red
S pr. ssdS sam5er Il c soor Ta VII
sell fast at only $500. W, r.
HUGHES CO.. AP. 7-l400 til o.
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many accessories, low mileage; call
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29th AND X NV.
OVER $4,000 Fl or GROUND.
RoHb SIDING o. PRoRER Sr
.Qh5NHR T. CARR. REALIoR, = Ma.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD. HOUSES 70, SALE. VA Cent,
"STUDY IN STONE"

Over an acre Of ground in the set
ting for this luxurious 60-foot
stone rambler In Springbrook For
est. Custom-bullt by the owner.
nothing has been spared to make
this home thing Of beauty, Q JOY
forever. Ceramic tiled floors and
walnut-paneled walls are Just two
Of the many details. The English
basement consists Of q 31-foot
r ieeiS!s on. room pi9s same room,
full bath Tin addition to two full
bathrooms on the main floor.
Seeing is believing. Price, S4a. 800.
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COLLEGE PARK - 6-rm.. . story
house on large corner lot. Priced
low at Ia. VI. 500 SI'1 q, down. Bal
$4,000. ROBERT g. DAVIS q CO.
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BARGAN--1o55, 3D.
IT. trailer; 5-9tar General: almost
new; $500, $500 down. Assume
payts. S64.33 mo. Phi. JE. 2-7l2S.
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Langley PIX. area-Beaut.
3-beorm. brick ramblers and CO.
lonials. Several to choose from.
Priced $33.5a0 to Sl3,950. VA ap-
proved Easy terms to non-Vets.
Call He, $4,000 I'll pm. HUGH
7. PECK. 1850 New Hamp. ave.
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JoCu MuI0t
BLAIR
ANNOUNCING
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STUDEBAkERS--'b5 brand-new. "
ton pickups: B to choose from; some
equipped with overdrive: new title
and guarantee; as low as S1,2qb.
LEE d BUTLER, INC, 1921 21st
st. NV, DI, 7-O11l,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-21

BUICK 1850 convertible; excel; sac
ROPER. LA. 6-2700, bet. 1915 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-21
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DODGE Holmes Wrecker: Bear front
end and frame machine. Model No.
1854. FairvieW 2-5S41. Pc