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Evening star., 1955-02-23
APIS. FURN.-p. c. teon..)

ais , 10Th a. ST. t. NE+ISssEy E, S..S. s;ssdTm ns,
BRTWRiEN EVE T. DGPfoST S5fSas CIRCLE and
18th st. on p - Attrac. well-furn,
basement apt lge.. studio rm.. ktteh-
en- and bath; for or 2 refined gen.
tlemen: $40. CO. 5-57z0. II
GEORGETOWN. 3o32 Que st, NV
bedrms,, living rm., kitchen, bath,
S125, including utilities. co. 5-3233
NV, Vicinity l4th and Peabody sts.
= bedrms.. living ,rm., ,dtnette;
kitchen, bath, screened porch; good
furniture. Linens. dishes. etc. TU.
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-2
rms. kit, mod. bath; newly dec,
nicely furn. $40 mo. Call AID; f.
1906 MINI. AVE. s.E.-Lse. Ink.
rm.; next bath; newly dec; nicely
fprn;,; Ers.gr.; $40 mo. LU. l-4190'
10th ST. N.W.-An attractiyely furn.
1-rm. studio apt. Pvt, bath. In an
ospssrs aSspsSs or S' reDea aDea emp dssn snd cut
tured gentleman. Monthly rental,
NEAR CAPITOIWi ige. rm.. kit. and
bath; ideal .s0 for sEle. person or sple'
FURNISHED-Liying rm.. bedrm !,
bath and kitchen. Apt. LOB, "A
1iae II 81 ST. N.W.14 rms. and bath,
suitable 4 adults; $120 mo-. incl.
utils. AID. 4-2S51 after q. PA
18th AND CONST. N.E.-2nd f.,
rms. kit, bath: SIS incl. utils. Isl
7-2221, 10. S-4363. -26
BSMT. EFFIC. Shower: utils.; phone
modern; near Wash. Sanitarium. $50
s:.s a:S' sHEpaERD HiSD' ST. N.w.-Newly
decorated. Furnished bed.-liv. rm,,
kit, bath. including utils.; only SOC
mo. After $50 pm. rs
furn., good Sc. sec: Utils., wash
facs Empl. couple LU. 2-4506. la
UNUSUAL ATTRAC. comb. liv.-bed-
rm.. kit, pyt. BATH, util;; empl. lady
6302 Sth st. NV, RA. 6-706a. ~
CONN. ,AvE.--Air-cond,, small, fine
apt, bldg: studio apt: peach tile
bath. utils.: ] man: sos. 90 40
pm. 20l4 Kalorama I'd. NV. 23'
1910 18th ST. NV rooms, kit
and bath pvt. entr.. md f.: conv
tr"NsD.. rnas XF. G-0S4g --23
UPPER 10th ST. N.W.-2-room efflc.
private bath: in private home; SO
mo. for .. RA. 6-6211. -25
4
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ROOMS FuRN.-Mp. 8 Wa.

ARLTNGT0N-1 or 2 rms; quiet det.
home. near Arlington Hall, Navy
Annex. 1907 s. 5th ST., IA. 2-444S.
v. ARLINGTON--unusuaIly nice rm,
with bath In new brick home. Call
ia. S-6154. PA
vA.-Double room in
pvt. home. semipyt. bath: $40. ia.
2-4419. -sS
N. ARL.. Lorcom lane. 1 blk. from
Lee hwy.--Lge. corner rn., sep.
entr.: telephone serv. incl IA. g.
9l37. Call after 5 pm. IA
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Beaut. home.
bsmt rm.. kitchen and bath, tennis
court: l person. OIL. 4-o603. --27
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ApTs. FURN.-MD. tcens.l

TAK0MA, vic. Walter Reed-Liv. rm..
SS SedrR a.aaas sls o. sai9 r. WI e57i pu'' .ssp'
PARK. MD.--Liy. rm..
bedrms.. tile bath. kit. 4 closets;
March /, S97 so. JU. 5-2l5o. "a
NEW FURNITURE-1st A.. 3 rms.
bath; adults only;. Sa7.50 utils. incl.
bus, shop. center. JU. a-a739. ---23
AVE, Glendale. Nd. mr.
new parkway--Liv. rm.. din. rrn..
bedrm., kit, bath. pvt. entr.; S55
mo Cedar 1886. Pa
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APTs. FURNIsHEp---MD.

rooms and bath:
very private: bus, shopping: $40 mo.
Pvt. utils.; adults only. WA. T-ln26.
TAKOMA PARK---Beaut. stone front
entr.; spacious lir. rm., din. rnl.,
bedrm.. tile bath, kit. Furnished
with real nice furniture. Utils. incl.
Sll5. Ju. b-2l5O. ga
TAkOMA PARK Save time and
money. at city bus terminal and
shop. ctr; 3 bedrms., with all utils.;
good section, 500. Ju. 5-1073.
BEAUTIFUL newly decorated s-room
and bath furn. apt; all-electric
kitchens. SO per mo-. includes utili-
ties, nothing else to pay; large living
room. l large bedrm.. mod kit, be tn:
near lge. shopping center and bus:
fine location. Dir: Out Rhode Is
land ave. ne. or Westinghouse
more blvd. to blk. south Of Citizens
Bank, Md. TO apt. house. 5000
WashingtorAPaltim blvd, RIVER
dale. Nd. pr phone uN. 4-Isls.
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,lCRnLuM TERRAcE-Lse.. 2 bedrrn..

CHHLUM TERRACE-Lze.. Q bedrm..
spacious hv rm.. full sep. din. rm.,
de luxe modern equipped. master
Tp -ntennR; we have l very large
1-bedrnl. apt. avail. New Hamp-
shire ave. l block over D. c. line
to Sheridan. right to BLDG: d. C.
express bus; res. mgr. 623 Sheridan
st. JU. s-S725 or HA. 2-3S00.
R0CKvILLE-l and Q bedrooms, liv-
ing room. dinette, kitchen, bath and
rear screened porch; near schools
and shopping center; S65 TO $50 per
month. PO. 2-3003. -22
ssI4 GLENyIEW AVE-, TAX. PIX,
Md bedrm., liv. rm., din. area,
Ige. kit. bath, free Bendtx, utils.
incl: adults only: 4-unit bldg. JU.
CORAL HILLS AT d. C. LINE-Gar-
rms, SOS. incl. utils.; nr. school
shops. bus. 10. s-70SS. az
COTTAGE CITY-3-rm, apt; S67.
all utils. furn. AD. 2-O212. KRET-
SINGER REALTY. LA. 6-l492. rs
sPRINq-IF YOU WANT
5 ROOM APIS. q AND 2 BEDRMS;l
Schools, CHARACTERIZATION AND
SHOPPING. BUT. ON A QUIET
STREET. AT 4 R6AsoNAaBsLE
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

COL. RD.. nr. 10th st. embassies
Lge., attrae. 2nd-fi., frt.; reas.;
conv. to everything. AID. 10000.
92s @ pl. n.w.--la blk.
to Woodward & LIS store. Low cost.
SIS wk.. UP per person. -2S
NEAR 18th AND PARK RD.-Double
hhk fr1 front large U new newly .ns. de- ise- e
AID. 4-90l9, "a
21f7 r N.W.-Front studio, refer,
grill. clock-radio. TV. African mat
tress. SO, Ex. 3-6633. -2S
NV. BR.: lady abstainer; lge. closet,
refgr.. hot plate. excel. transp.: un-
li% LIN phene hpT .rIEs RA n eIssa4; ~ a,,. sS
bright room; l block transp.: pvt.
Get. home. RA. 6.S45S. "a
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FARM AND cARDEN

USED EouIPMENf--1Hc. Cub. regu.
baier. nc As baier. John Deere
harvester; n. or IA. corn planter.
shss TSTs 1ovsE vMEAPNFys PlSys asd tN sisks sHfr sa
Spring. nd, JU, s-3333.
NEW EQUIPMENT-Full line Of In
ternatiopal tractors and farm equip. !.
New Holland. New Ideal farm equip. I;
Sherman q Henry backhoe and
loader; Brillon grass seeders: Ezee
FLOW lime sewers: baler and bindeef
LONEYs. Silver Spring. Nd.
MALL, CHAIN SAWS. new and used;
INC, Silver Spring. Nd. JU. S-3333
LANDsCAPING AND TREE SERVICE.
aSaleas. FOUSE q BILE. JE 4-064B
JE. 2-2S43 JE 3-0S7S.
VIRGIN TOPsOn. best quality. any
quantity; lawn renovation: free es-
sERvfcE sEnsvsfsE aMMaisa IN 41asis aaSPsGaPE aas ti@e
BULLDOzER for grading. excavat-
ing, land clearing. free estimates.
Cali uN. 4-S533; night. AP, 7-059S
sLUDGE. al dirt. .topsoil. blue
Ing MR.. HARTINo. 10. 2-s974.
-2S
TREE REMOVAL, pruning. topping.
trimming: d. c., Nd. Free estimates
Mr.. CLAYTON, call UN. 4-0003.
rOPSOIL, clean and rich, for sale
Sl2 In Va. SIS IN d. C. JE. A.
.6460 OF KI s,s3S9. -24
lection No. AS. Consisting Of 100
Early Blakemore, 100 Midseason
Robinson and so Late Ambrosia:
total $50 plants: $3.50. Postpaid.
Ask for free copy new spring price
list in color. offering many other
bargains. Salespeople wanted.
wAYNESBoRo NURSERIES. Waynes-
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-N.E.

2end AND QUINCY ST. N.E..--Loyely
bedrm. for gentleman, $50 mo-: dou-
bic bed and large closet. DU. 7-2lS1.
coLoRED--LARGE ROOM. for cou-
center; home PRIVILEGES. Call any
time Sat. and SUM-; after 8 pm,
Mon. through Fri. Lu. l-o493. --2b
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DELIGHTFULLY."-
FURNISHED

Apt, best D. C. location in the En-
bassv row at Meridian. Park. New.
fireproof, year, through air-condi-
toned bldg all Unframed. facilities.
tarial service, automatic laundry
China, linen, blankets. Silver, siasses,
etc. Must be seen to appreciate;
reas. rent. HILLTOP HOUSE, 1875
Euclid st. NV. HU. 3-3402. Il
CoLORED--l RIM, KIT; pvt. home;
al u, utils;: share bath; s52 mo. %
c9IokEb 9Ga Ii ev rms M sda4I kit bath s ISSely
place to liye. Ls2l Mass, ave. Sc.
COLoRED--I2a6 GiRARD ST. NV.
Il room, kitchen, shower bath;
Turn bsmt. apt; no children. NO.
CoLoRED-FuRNIsHED APT, for
rent: . rooms. kitchen. semibath.
cG2 ~ GRrn Eysrns ST. sas Ds, Ho; 2;9957. E.25
r rm ;,s,7tvrs ant; sos - 2 mo. Al ytils WIN; H.
SAUNDERS CO. INC. DI, 7-19l55.
coLoRED-FuRNIsHED APT, rea-
sona6le; asplts only. 1894 G st.
coLoRED-sSi6 18th ST. NV
BEDROOM, sess m kitchen Sshep' porch, semibath;
COLORED-5.0 G sT. s.E.-a rms,
kit. share bath; sos mo. See MR..
CORRELL after 9 pm. Some furn,
available. 2b'
COLoRED-f33 E ST. SEE rooms,
kitchen, bath; S55.
4oe 10th ST. SEQ rooms. kitchen.
JOSEPH E. BRUNO, INC.
903 H st. NV. ST. 1890
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Connecticut Ave. Apt.
One large bedroom and efficiency
apartments available. Living room.
ern kitchen and built-in tub with
tile shower. Walk-in closets: taste
fully and completely furnished: We
netian blinds 24-hr. switchboard
and elevator service, Also available
for March /, 2-bedroom apartment,
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ROOMS, uNEURklsHEp

REALLY WALK TO WORK, 14Os L
st. n.w.-Lge, l rm. and bath. in
newly -remodeled and decorated bldg:
new 6-cu.-ft. Frigidaire; $3.50 mo.
incl. all utilities. Call CO. 5-3533.
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-s.E.-s.w

0>fIT0L HILL, OPP. House once.
,I,a Library r,,' c9nEressss; iIs s.ssis ssn fgrn'
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HOTEL 144O
nnecticut Ave. Apt.

440 Rhode Island n,w.--l rm., kit.
bath. maid, phone serv, S24.50 to
S3l so weekly
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WOULD LIKE l or . persons to share
new apt, pvt. bedrn., TV. unlim.
phone. fun kit, 10; 3-4065, 20
ness district-Lady to share arm.
apt. with another employed lady;
utensils furn, laundry facilities;
$50. Phone OIL. CASTS after pm.
HYATTSVILLE-New. 3-bedrm. hse.;
college grads seek congenial 3rd man;
low cost. WA. 7-5S23 after 6. --27
YOUNG LADY to share attrac. apt.
mod. NV. bldg, with another lady;
pvt. bedrm. co. 5-6343, Ext. 2O3.
girl. working nr.
Ga. and Alaska, to share 2-bedrm.
apt, with working girl; transp; to
MAN to share apt. with
another man; 25-30: TV, telephone,
Call after pm. DU. 7-1950. --25
N.W.--1-2 girls share mod. 3 bedrm
home with other girls: twin beds;
TV: S3S mo. RA. 3-5S02 -27
GIRL to share apt. near Navy Annex
with another girl. IA. 2-172S. Call
LADY wishes to share new modern
apartment with single girl. Close
to Pentagon; KI. 9-l011. "a
share home with 2 more men; all
privileges, all private bedrms. 1858
Ontario I'd. NV. after $50: --26
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S460 10th st NV Newly decorated;
wk,. up; -dbles.. S15 wk. up. Pvt.
bath, SIS wk. sgle. S25 dble. CO,
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ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

EMPL. MOTHER and 5-mo. -old child
desire room with board. and care
for child. ia. 9-i6I5, after D. 25*
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Hotel
1872 G ST. NV.
THE GTTJ,-RERT

Large. bright. single and double rooms
from SS.75 wkly.. 24-hour phone
service and elev.; free laundry ia
cilittes and free parking.
Evening star., 1955-02-23

1st st. see bed
rms liy. rn., din, kit. bath. $3.50.
254 9th st. ne Attractive. 2 rms,
kit, and bath: S57 80 mo, incl. all
utilities. Call CO. 5-3533.
2400 18TH ST. NV.
Large liv. rm.. bedrm., kit. and bath,
S53.50:. 2-bedrm. apt. S72.50. JAM
1918 10Th ST, Sc
2 rms. kit. and bath. refgr. and
range; adults, $3.50.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
294 14th ct NV AID 4-2005
Evening star., 1955-02-23
COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL

WOOD FOR YOUR FIREPLACE, 2-ft.
lengths. SIS per cord Call RE
SEASONED OAK fireplace wood, also
kindling; delivered any time: $l8I
and $40 per cord, AID. 4-5612. ~
Evening star., 1955-08-17

lFBI's roster Of 10 "most wanted
Ifugitives since February "a, 1854
The FBI said Falzone did moi
resist arrest. although fsur-
rounded In his suburban home
by q large cache Of pistols and
rifles" An FBT spokesman said
the fugitive had is pistols, seven
rifles and a shotgun.
The FBI said Falzone, who was
married a month after the Sc. 600
payroll ROBBERY of q Tanawanda
boat company. has been working
as a carpenter In Campbell, Ohio.
In another announcement the
FBI put on its list OF 10 most
wanted men" Daniel Abram
Everhart, 30-year-old Akron,
Ohio robber described as desper-
ate and habitually armed.
He is sought in connection with
q series Of holdups and burglaries
that broke out In Akron last
January after his escape from
Ohio State Penitentiary'S honor
farm at London.
According to the FBT. Everhart
has been In trouble with the po-
lice since he was q child, has
boasted that he viii not again be
taken alive, and should be re-.
Evening star., 1955-08-17
Suspect Sought
BY FBI 8 Years
Is Arrested
BY the Associated Press

Ending an eight-year man
hunt. FBI agents and Pennsyl-
vania State police early today
ARRESTED Charles Falzone. ~,
wanted In connection with q
payroll robbery in Tonawanda,
IN. Y.
The FBI announced that Fal-
zone was seized at New Bedford,
Pa. where the Federal agency
said he had been living since
September. l947. under the
name Of James LaVelle.
The arrest followed q tip yes
lterday from person who recog-
lnized Falzone from an FBI
poster. Falzone has been on the
Evening star., 1955-08-17

garded dangerous land Betty a
He lis Of medium height andtattooed fore
slender build with brown hairlarm.
Evening star., 1955-08-17

One Of the newtype lights for the approaches to the
East Capitol Street Bridge goes at the of Second
and streets Me- with ST. Josephs Catholic Church in the
background The Star carrier boy the foreground
Wayne Koiner, H. Of 12s street NEStar staf Photo
Evening star., 1955-07-21

about the fact that at present
there are a number Of questions
upon which mutual understand
ing and agreement can be
reached.
Ixvestia's Account
Izvestia gave, this account of
the exchange in the conference
yesterday between President Eli
senhower and Premier Bulganin
There was great animation
among newspapermen when an
episode quite characteristics of
the present conference was re-
lated. President Eisenhower
stated the United States would
never become an aggressor and
believes in the peaceful solution
of problems and will fight only
IL attacked.
Then Premier Bulganin ex-
pressed his great satisfaction
with this statement, noting that
he regards Mr.. Eisenhower as a
great military leader and an out
standing statesman"
A special dispatch to Pravda
added that Marshal Bulganin
said I'VE believe the statement
of Mr.. Eisenhower. a military
leader. soldier and President Of
a great country"
Evening star., 1955-07-21
Search Is Begun
For Missino Yacht

HONOLULU, July 81 (P.-The
Coast Guard ordered an air and
sea search today for E. r. Gal
lasch'S ketch Southwind Of
Monterey Park, Calf, more than
a day overdue in the windup of
the trans-Pacific yacht race.
The 39-foot Southwind last
reported its position at 5 am.
Monday when it was 263 miles
northeast of Diamond Head.
Seven are aboard. including
owner skipper GallaSch.
The Coast Guard said two
Coast Guard and one Air Force
plane joined the cutter Gresham
in hunting the Southwind.
Elmer Hitchcock's Sea Mist of
the Elkhorn Yacht Club and the
Southwind are the only two craft.
among so race contenders, which
have not finished the 2,250-mile
Los Angeles to Honolulu race.
Evening star., 1955-07-21

was brilliant and the tempera.
ture in the high 80S.
Mrs. Eisenhower was wearing
a blue and white print summer
gown. Her hat was a small white
one and her accessories, a white
choker necklace, white purse ano
white shoes. AS the party went
aboard about two score photog.
raphers on hand called out:
Sees Friend in Crowd
Mamie, wave please"
She responded with a wave
and brought the other women II
the party to her side for picture.
from the after deck of the yacht
She spotted a friend in the
crowd on the dock and called tt
him:
Hi, Jack. saw you down.
town the other day"
The call was to Jack Connolly
of the United States Infolma.
tion Agency. an old friend wht
lived with the Eisenhowers ir
Paris after World War I Wher
Mr.. Eisenhower was member
of the American Battle Monu.
mentS Commission.
The women planned to lunch
during the cruise. On the menl
was melon, cold salmon, roast
chicken, string beans, salad anc
cheese, champagne and a lighr
pink wine.
Evening star., 1955-07-21
RED BOSS INVITES
Mr.. ROCKEFELLER
TO VISIT RUSSIA

GENEVA (R.-Nikita 8.
Khrushchev. boss Of Rus
sia's Communist Party. yes
terday invited Nelson A.
Rockefeller to visit the Sow.
let Union.
But I can't 60 by myself"
said Mr.. Rockefeller. "I'd
like to bring Carl McCardle. "
Mr.. McCardle, an assistant
Secretary of State, replied,
But I've been to Russia"
1T doesn't make any DIFF
ference" said Mr.. Khrush-
chev. Let's ell go. Things
are different now"
The conversation took
place at a luncheon given
by the Russians for British
Prime Minister Eden. Mr..
Rockefeller, who is in
charge Of the United States
atoms for peace program,
has just arrived here.
Evening star., 1955-07-21
President Cables Report
On Geneva to Conuress

The President said he is doing
everything possible to convince
the Russian leaders the United
States and it's allies have no
plans for aggression against
Russia or the Communist world.
United States experts are con-
vinced the Kremlin'S fear of
United States nuclear power and
air bases is genuine and that this
has controlled their past mega
tive policies.
RusSia's New Attitude
Congressional leaders said the
President explained in some de-
tail why he is convinced that the
Russians want something con-
crete form the Geneva confer
ence.
He said this new attitude had
not produced, up to yesterday
any significant changes on Rus
sian positions on major issues
but that both he and Secretary
of State Dulles believe there is
a possibility of some lessening OF
tensions at later conferences eX-
pected to follow.
The President hopes that rub
bing elbows with the Russian
leaders at Geneva may pave the
way for more frankness on fu-
ture occasions.
Additionally. he reported him.
self pleased with change in
Soviet policy to permit Russia tc
participate in exchange OF
atomic data for peacetime uses
Evening star., 1955-07-21
BY the Associated Press

President Eisenhower reported
to Congress today that Russian
leaders at the summit talks in
Geneva are anxious to achieve
concrete results in seeking to
lessen EaSt-West tensions.
Carrying out a promise to keep
the lawmakers informed. the
President cabled his own obser-
vationS on progress at the con-
ference to the State Department
and Vice President Nixon. These
observations. in turn, were re-
layed to top Senate and House
leaders.
Mr.. Eisenhower said he is con-
vinced the Russians do not want
the Geneva session to end with
out some accomplishment that
they and the world will regard
as an improvement.
Russians Called Friendly
The President was careful to
avoid forecasting a quick Solu-
ton to major problems such as
German unification and rearma-
ment, but Congress leaders who
read the report said he feels
there has been improvement OF
the chances for solving these
problems.
AS evidence, Mr.. Eisenhower
cited the obviously, friendly at
titude of Russians at Geneva
and their recent moves toward
interchange of visitors and dele
cations.
Evening star., 1955-07-21
to Build
Liqht Commercial Jet

HAGERSTOWN, Md. July Il
(P.-Fairchild Aircraft Division
has announced plans to build
a light jet plane suitable as an
executive transport for indus
trial companies
The company said the four-jet
plane would carry crew of two
plus seven passengers, and would
cruise at $50 miles per hour.
Conventional planes of about
the same size usually fly under
200 miles an hour.
Evening star., 1955-07-21
Fore Gets Press Post
With Virginia Chamber

RICHMOND, Va, July 81 up.
new chairman of the State
Chamber of Commences Public
Relations and Travel Promotion
Committee is P. Winfree Fore,
president of the Culpeper Motor
Co.
Appointment of Mr.. Fore. a
vice president of the State
chamber in 1926. was an
nounced yesterday. He replaces
the late Leonard K. Duke)
Baber, Richmond hotel executive
who died last June.
Evening star., 1955-07-21
U.S.. and Britain
'Denya Switch
On Germany

GENEVA, july 81 GA re-
mark attributed to President
Eisenhower by a British briefing
officer yesterday aroused specu-.
lation for q time that the West
might have made a switch on
German policy.
Both the American and British
delegations later issued special
statements denying the impress
sion.
The British spokesman, Sir
George Young. gave an account
of an exchange at the end OF
today's Big Four summit session
which the American, French and
Russian brief1ing officers did not
cover in detail.
German Reunification
Soviet Premier Bulganin pro-
posed that "the conclusion of a
European security pact should
not be made dependent upon the
Ireunification of Germany" Sir
George said.
Reading from his notes, he
went on:
President Eisenhower Tin re-
ply said that all at this con-
ference were seeking peace not
only for Europe but for the
whole world. Consequently any
advance which could be made
should not be dependent on any
thing-there should be no con-
ditions."
Reporters piled Sir George
with questions. They wanted
to know if the Presidents
statement meant acceptance of
Marshal Bulganin's idea.
The West has long insisted
that Germany must be united
before an all-European security
system can be set up.
U, S. Position Unchanged
The British spokesman finally
said the Presidents remarks
may have amounted to a "yes"
to Marshal Bulganin. But it
would be up to the Foreign
Evening star., 1955-07-21
Mrs. Eisenhower Takes
Cruise on Lake Geneva

GENEVA, July 81 (P).-Mamie
Eisenhower went yachting or
Lake Geneva today-together
with a whole fleet of small boats
crammed with photographers.
The wife of the President OF
the United States was hostess
to wives of members of the
British and French delegations
to the Big Four conference. In
the party were: Mrs. Max Petit
pierre, wife of the President OF
Switzerland; Lady Eden, wife of
the British Prime Minister; Mrs
Edgar Faure. wife of the French
Premier; Mrs. John Foster
Dulles, wife of the American
Secretary of State: Mrs. Frank
lin c. Goven, wife of the Ameri-
can counsul general in Geneva.
and Mrs. Livingston Merchant,
wife of the United States assist
ant Secretary of State.
Soviet Wives at Home
Wives of the Soviet delegation
would have been included if any
had been here, but they all
stayed in Russia.
The party planned a 21a hour
cruise up the right shore of the
lake. taking in such sights as the
cottage on the Swiss-French
border where Leon Trotsky and
v. I. Lenin plotted the Russian
revolution during World War I.
The women cruised aboard the
52-foot Zachn l'Elma, named fol
the wife of Pierre Cartier, owner
of the craft. Flashing bis
smile, Mrs. Eisenhower boarded
the boat late in the morning to.
gether with her guests. The sur
Evening star., 1955-07-21
Mccarthy Hits
Farley y'Fai|ure'
By the Associated Press

Senator Mccarthy, Republican
of Wisconsin, says the American
delegation to the Big Four CON-
ference has so far chalked up
a dismal failure" in it's efforts
to fix world attention ION the
real cause of international ten
sion."
The real cause is Communist
tyranny and Communist imperi-
alism," Senator Mccarthy said in
a speech to the Senate yester-
day.
THE Communist game at
Geneva, so far, has been to con-
vince the world that the Western
alliance is the real source of
world tensions" Senator Nc
Carthy said.
so far we have co-operated in
that game.
IF we are to avoid a stunning
propaganda defeat, we must focus
attention on the real source of
trouble, the Communist slave
empire"
Today Senator Wiley, Republi-
can of Wisconsin, said he fully
expects" President Eisenhower to
make a report to the people when
he returns from Geneva.
Senator Wiley, senior Republic
can on the Senate Foreign Re-
lationS Committee, added that
as far as he knows no arrange
ments yet have been made for
the President to report by tele-
vision and radio.
Senator Humphrey. Democrat
of Minnesota, meanwhile termed
very discouraging" the Big -Four
decision to shunt the problems OF
German unif,cation and Euro
Ipean security to future lover
level conferences.
THE unification of Germany
is the heart and core of the
problem of European security,
Senator Humphrey said III a
seperate interview. There can
be no effective work at the sec
ond level unless there is agree
ment at the top on the de-
STABILITY of having a united
lGermany."