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'53 CHEVROLET
1915
Two-door sedan; equipped. Bring fr
the cash and drive 1t away. Fol
credit approval, call
"IRV" MARTIN
18th and K SITS NV.
ma. S-4455

CHEVROLET $50 station wagon. 4
st very S's low p Mf e q $685. 55F s sas
TowS Z 3 coUNTYR SYF Sales 2Tf tf 5sss
c XIV MA u w. S.l Ar s94 esnv.rt,-
Psi oeeGTYsrF uSMA TSsS and oR, hssssT
Fresh LOOKING WHTTE-WALL
$685. sT ReSfIsilSR c GaE sseosEslal.
s:hru sd s EszSs anS ' RfN fGS R
CHEVROLET 1850 cdr. de luxe;
low mi: clean: excel. cond.; heater;
rev seat covers. Elk. 3-770O. Ext.
CHEvRoLETs-1s51 maroon, Power
glide glide, FL. de luxe. r. and h., S7a9.
sedan. r. and b., $500. ' IS 4-d nt.
NERs Con. no Buick III; si Dealer. AP Pis.
CHEVROLET "a sta. wagon. 4-dr,
S.paSs:: T. and B., very low mileage.
s 30 clean ea tod II looks oEv new P Sas s1e
your own terms. TOWN & COUN-
Thy Sales, 1886 wis. ave. NV,
CHEVROLET .5s sta. wag., 4-dr., g.
pass: r. and h.. lovely green I'm
pc. Fer today e cn at rfsP .ss a3S
you c @tks KY SKIES sxn terms 5sse o WE
cHEvRoIET SO Bel Air: beautiful
PtSne finish, Wv. Wv tires and h.
dsRs & vi Mo4os Ssh 1851 81 s VI.
CHEVROLET '49 club coupe: CLEAN.
Ing black, r. and b.. very clean.
finest condition. 1929 cash or $50
S %,I' j.. VOLT Y I EM N5o e6,5S SSssi
shape. good tires. new seat covers:
S495 Cal ~, 2-e317. Pr
coupe; Ian !; and h.; 1895 or best offer.
's5ssG %ss 81 Ms sonE sMRh fssS
CHEVROLET .52 Convertible: 5000.
Ready for holiday. HORNER'S Buick.
I'LL 14th. downtown. DI. 7-3a93.
CHEVROLET '65 Bel Air hardtop:
HORNETS Buick. iii 18th. DI.
7 1903 tdowntown). 81
CHEW. '53 Bel Air hardtop; r. and h.,
Powerglide, 2-tone green: low mile
MAN STUDEBAKER, 1900 Ga. ave,
NV. RIA. 6-1122. 30
CHEW 81 de luxe 2-dr.: heater, turn
signals, custom seat covers; shiny
black finish. Special price, 1888;
oTRIANaLE MOTORS troRp,
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SPARTAN
PEERLEsS-STEWART
SAVE S1.495

White Plains, Nd, PHI, La Plata $500
Z Nj. North La Plata on Rte. sol
SAVE ST. 95
FAIRLANE 1855. AZ FIT.
2 bedrooms, all modern, brand-new
Never lived In but used as display
mobile home for 2 weeks. Never
will you ever be able to find another
buy like this one. VIII accept q,
little as $795 down and finance
unpaid balance for as long as 6
years II necessary. Please do moi
hesitate to come out because W.
only have one Of these and there
will never be another one at thi;
price. COLES, ga miles north Of
Laurel, Md. Washington baltimore
blvd. Phone Parkway 5-l922 "a
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VACATION PLACES

MAINE COTTAGE. mod: beach near.
by: sleeps g or 4 S65 wk. Special
rates June, Sept. and season. OIL
SWANN'S HOTEL APIS. Piney Point
Md Store. boats, tackle, bait
Phone Great Mills, Md, 74-W.
BETHANY BEACH, OEL.-Ocean frnt
apis. S35 per wk. til June IL. ia
9-7514 week ends. ewes. 20
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GARAGES

WANTED - Brick garage, minimum
400 so. IT.: prefer 2nd comml.: cleo.
to be used commercially. RA. 6-50s7
%
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BUICK 1916

80 BUICK 4-DR.
Sparkling black finish; 1 owner; auto.
trans. Sharp as Q tack and clean
IS . whistle. Weekend special.
$500.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
$40 Lee Hwy, Arlington
ia. 2-9O03 Open Evenings
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SUMMER HOMES

MOUNTAIN RETREAT. 200 acres on
Appalachian Trail good timber;
magnificent view. mod 6-rm. house,
firepl.. 7uesthouse. Scar gar. Sub
init offer Mr. OLSON. Wo. 6-7029.
FARMHOUSE, modern cows: in pvt
camp, Berkshires; mr.. Kent, Conn.
MAINE seaside cottage, pvt. shore;
furn. 3 bedrms., ail-elec. kit, mod
bath and shower. hrepl. July, $3.50
OIL. 6-3S22. ewes. 20
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Eastern Shore, Waterfront

Large private beach. extensive lawns.
shrubbery. 4-bedroom Colonial,
full tile baths, spacious pine-pan-
eled living room with fireplace and
picture Ti nnO, Gveri frnis SneSa-
GLIDING washing machine and up
right freezer. Reasonable rental,
June rs to Sept. 5 with option TO
buy. Call or write JAMES GLYNN.
Kentmorr. Stevensville. Nd. Tel.
3141
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Capitol Cadillac-Olds. Co.
1929 22nd ST. NV. ST. $4,000
CADILLAC 1949 4-door sedan; Fleet
wood body; driven only by owner;
sacrifice FOR quick sale. Call EN-
CADILLAC Eldorado. most beautiful
car. in. the world 80 miles; white
with black top; every extra possible
new-car warranty; 10,OOO-niile free
fabrication; S6.695. small down pay.
ment and rs long as years to pay
II necessary at 80 interest at oul
local bank. We do not believe any.
body can touch our financing ar.
rangements. For further informa
ton, call Parkway 5-I922, COLES
5I2 miles north of Laurel, Nd.
Washington Baltimore blvd. SO
CADILLAC 1854 80" Special Fleet
wood; power steering. brakes. win
dows, .4-way seat; Royal Master
tires; low mileage; perfect condi-
ti1n; 81 .495. RHODE ISLAND
AYE Az MOTORS 62ISRs 2sO9 R. /. ave. n;e :,
CADILLAC "a "e2" 4-door: immacu.
late, S3.s95. MIR. SMITH. Lincoln
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CADILLAC '53 "75" Fleetwood s.
at 's ss4as 's cce
Capitol Cadillac-Olds. Co,
1922 22nd ST. NV, ST. $4,000
CADILLAC 40 convertible; Wv.
Diplomat leaving. KE' 7-oSSI. WSs
CADILLAC 1s49 Custom club coupe:
terms; ROPER" 18th and r. 1
cA lei 81 4.dr. sedan; "ss"
CADILLAC '55 Coupe Deville, With
livery. pENNY lI MoTo 51 fsso r. az I.
c aEe &c e. cs s22o t,,,v .oun IN.
i PsNNY M ie S6Ea 1920 81 f. III
ave. ne, LA. $4,000.
CADILLAC I949 fleetwood 4-dr ne.
dan; Hydra. Matte. r. and h.: excel.
cond. S1.046 or best OF. 10. 4-6Os5.
CADILLAC "a convertible: s4.Ss5;
way imaainabie: beautiful Arctic
white, finish: words can't describe
terms. tn a4sS Sa' BILL iEh ross sasa s4S %
CHEvRoIETi" ia "21o" sta. was. A.
h.: bought and sew servic sDG here = req enc
Just year old last month; Just the
Home Of country club 'S used cars anS.
CHEVY CHASE CHEVROLET. 7725
WIS; ave: OIL; 4-6100.
C mi,.ts % En-. SO Bel Ar convertible:
trim de luxe interior, r. and h.,
other accessories. This is real
sportsman's car: will be sold today
only $l.395. FRANK SMALL. JR..
INC. 5000 Pa. ave. Sc. LII. 2-9s27.
CHEVROLET "a Bel Air Cdr: bow
der-puff blue finish with MATCHING
de luxe interior, full equipped, very
low mileage; has been garage kept:
81 AS; FRANK SMALL. JR., INC,
1900 Pa. ave. Sc. LU. 2-9S27. -2s
CHEVROLET ,'53 Bel Air hard-top
convertible; beaut. slen-mist green,
ped; l owner: garage kept: low
S1.195. FRANK SMALL. JR', INC
1885 Good Hope I'd. Sc. LU. 1851.
CHEVROLET 'se styleline de luxe
4-Gr.; olaek; Z. and h.; actual low
elub sas Used Ss Cars h9 cHrv e COUNTY, eHnsy
CHEVROLET. 772s Wis. ave. Of
4-6lO0.
1950-'52 Chevrolets (265
Be sure to check with Kenyon-Peck
Select the model you want and save
money.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
2636 Wilson Blvd, 314O Lee Hwy.
ia. 2-9002 Ar1., Va. ia. 2-9O0i
CHEVROLET '53 "210" 2-dr.; with
heater. light green finish and very
PARKWAY-FORD
o a9al b B sT n.y. ~: s AR 2;4 Th
CHEVROLET so Fleetline de luxe
equipped. Excellent tires: cleanest
80 In town; only S595.
DIVER MOTOR co.
poDGE:PLYMoUTH DEALERS
Home Of 1st-Choice Used Cars
1909 Wisconsin Ave.
Bethesda. Nd. OIL. 4-7323
CHEVROLET 81 station wagon: with
Powerslide trans. excel. tan I'm
ish and in Al cond.: S795.
PARKWAY-FORD
OPEN Pen b B ST N.Y. ~: s AR a;4 PIE
80 CHEVROLET
S owner. 'Dsr1 Isa s. slak %s1 vail
for q bus. Special, S4s9.
kenyOn-Peck Chevrolet
.2636 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va.
IA. 2-9002 Open Ewes, Weekdays
CHEVROLET so styleline de luxe .
dr.. Pinecrest green, with heater.
turn signals. fender skirts and many
other accessories: has extremely low
mileage and is in perfect condition.
Todays bargain. $3.50. FRANK
SMALL, JR.. INC. 1885 Good Hope
I'd. Sc. LII. l-9847. Us
new motor. black finish: cheap
transp.; Memorial Day special SAB.
NASH ARLINGTON CORP. Indoor
Showroom. 20l5 N. Moore st., Arl.
(Rosslynl. Va. IA. S-3030. 81
CHEVROLET "a Delray club coupe;
green over cream; r. and h., Wv.
tires: beautifully kept l-owner car:
bought. here and serviced here ex-
clusively: 81 ,54b, Home Of country
club used cars. CHEVY CHASE
CHEVROLET. 7725 Wis. ave, OIL.
4-6lO0.
rJEFpsVFr.rxv naSTy n
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LET'S GO TO

LET'S ~ III
RICHMOND, VAL!
Memorial Day specials. Come in and
see the best deals in town. New 1855
BSA and Ariel motorcycles. See the
new Ariel Red Hunter 800 &C. Also
the new Ariel "Scrambler." Ride
your new or used motorcycle to the
Smile National at Richmond this
Sunday.
RIEBER INDIAN SALES
4b H St. NE. ME. s-646a
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PACEMAKERS

Headquarters Tor all models, also
Streamlites, Vindales and Kropl
Eldorados. Drive out TODAY and see
the largest display % new and used
mobile homes in the East. We have
present for YOU to choose from We
also have better finance arrange.
ment.
COLES
3h miles north of Laurel Md. WASH
ington-Baltimore blvd Phone Park
way 5-1g29
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A Multi-Million Dollar Project
OCE AN BE ACH
MARYLAND
ATLANTIC OCEAN
ONE OF THE WORLDS FINEST BEACHES
15-M1LE PRIVATE OCEAN PLAYGROUND
Over IA Miles of
Ocean Frontage Sold!
Now add Ocean Beach to the roster Of world
famous beaches Waikiki Acapulco and Cannes:
Ocean Beach is of the worlds finest beaches
IS miles of beautiful velvetsmooth, glisening, white
sand beach sloping gently into the blue Atlantic
BUY NOW for lifetime of enjoyment. Build your
cottage by the sea- Wake up in the zestful Atlantic
Ocean air pack the day with sun and fun, renew
winter-jaded energies with glorious days Of relax
alton with your family. For boating fishing,
surf bathing just resting there are carefree,
delightful days awaiting you If you act now.
You will be amazed when you first see Ocean
Beach its charm and beauty are impossible to
describe This joyful ocean playground Is within
such easy reach of the Nations Capital just
delightful drive scenic super highways to abu-
lous Ocean Beach.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET '54 pelray coupe; iyory
and red. heater. 5000 miles. like
new Pvt. party. Call JU. 1887.
CHEVROLET '54 "2I0" 2-dI.; with
heater. Sahara bronze finish with
matching interinr: 81 .3Q6
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80 station wagon; with
T. and h.. green finish and immac :,
Just the wagon for that vacation
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tone finish. This car like new
$2,695: HoYLE MOTOR SALES
l7l7 r. I. ave. ne. DU. 7-S300.
CADILLAC "a coupe: power steer.
ing. power brakes. r, h., 2-tone
gray. 5000 mi, Wv. tires; orig.
owner Will consider Q trade. $4.1OO
CADILLAC 81 4-door 49," fully
tone; condition reflects excellent
care: 1905. LA. 6-61S4.. 90
CADILLAC 1884 convert; Newport
blue with black top: practically new
only $500 MI; pvt owner; com
pletely equipped with all power
equipment; WV. tires: $4,000. ia
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AUroMoBILFs FOR SALE
DIVER MOTOR co.

DODGE-PLYMOUTH DEALERS
Home of 1st-Choice Used Cars
1903 Wisconsin Ave.
Bethesda, Nd. Il OIL. 1888
cHRYSLER 1852 saratoga VS.:
equipped with famous torQue-drive.
power steering. power brakes, safety
wheel rims: q beautiful one-owner
car: priced for 2 days only 81 or.
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Ron THE EVENING star
PROP. SALE Cont.

Washington, D. c.
FRIDAY, MAY 81, 1855
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p GLEs Gh8 81 aLA6 6RFd HSPSMri - 600Ns
PLYMOUTH CREAM, ORIG. FIN
1SH." Luxuriously upholst. interior
with mellow-toned radio and large
heater; Yours at the reduced price
Of only S925. SToHLMAN CHEW
Bill Serhus to show you this car
at your home. SERVICEMEN FL
NANCED. "A PHONE CALL WILL
BBRRInN8G THIS CAR TO YOUR
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DE SOTO 1853

5000. HoRNER's COR e 4j Suuicks fbS sspi::
er, Fla. ave. ne. at 9th. Ii. 8-6484,
DE SOTO 1851 Carryall 4-dr.: eouip.
S649. HORNFR'S COR, Buick
Dealer. Fla. ave. ne. at 9th. Ii,
6-6464.
DE soto. '53 4-door: less than IT,.
900 miles: one owner; $3.50.
~. S-Io6S. go
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TRUCKS FOR SALE Cont

FEDERAL 81 21z-ton chassis; 9oOx2C
sensition: ss sats H HORN MY NO jog e
Evening star., 1955-05-08
CREOLE AND CAJUN COOKERY
Continued from preceding page

0rece0Ihg page
jumbles lies in the dough being
kept well chilled. Yield: about
II dozen cookies.
Oyster SeWp
I quart milk
; tablespoons butter or
margarine
2 tablespoons -four
36>oysters and juice
! tablespoon chopped
parsley
" cup chopped celery
Salt to taste
TabaSco to taste
2 tablespoons whipped
cream
Heat milk in top of double
boiler; blend butter and flour
and add to hot milk, mixing
in to make a smooth sauce.
Cook oysters in oyster juice
with parsley and celery until
edges curl. When ready to serve
pour in cream sauce; add salt
and Tabasco. Pour into bowls;
top each with teaspoon
whipped cream. Yield: 6 por-
tionS.
Hazel WhiAiaA's Ylannel
Cakes
! egg, beaten
1k cups milk
1h cups -four
" teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons melted butter
or margarine
Combine egg and milk. Add
flour and salt; beat well. Blend
in butter. Bake on ungreased
griddle. Serve rolled with filling
Of grape jelly brandy-spiked.
Yield: 4 lO-inch pancakes.
Riches unending a branded
whipped cream sauce was
passed to spoon over the cakes.
MAY FLOWERS 10 MOODs on
the salad plates and yOaTs TO
eaf, flower pot and all. They're
coming In next weeks iSswe.
Evening star., 1955-05-08

or with rice. The Cajuns prefer
it with rice from which only the
hull is removed. Yield: 10 to
II portions.
MameyRuwel1Hs G9iePudading
I cup hominy grits
Z cups boiling salted water
2 tablespoons butter or
margarine
l cup milk
I egg
Few drops Tabasco
Salt
Stir grits into water; cover
and cook over low heat for
20 minutes, stirring frequently.
Stir in butter and milk. Add
egg and beat. Add Tabasco,
and salt if needed. Turn into
a creased l-quart casserole.
Bake at 375oF. 30 minutes or
until top is nicely brown. Serve
with vegetables and meat.
Yield: 4 to 6 portions.
" pound butter or
margarine
2 cups sugar
4 eggs, well beaten
z teaspoons rose water
| teaspoon lemon or
vanilla extract
S cups sifted -four
I teaspoon nutmeg
Granulated sugar
Cream butter and sugar until
fluffy. Add eggs; mix well. Add
rose water and lemon extract.
Mix in -four and nutmeg. Wrap
in waved paper and store in
refrigerator for several hours.
Take out just enough at time
to roll easily. Roll to h-inch
thickness on lightly f1oured
board. Cut with a 2h-inch
cooky cutter. Place on creased
baking sheet. Bake at 375oF.
for 5 to 8 minutes. After bak-
ing, sprinkle with granulated
sugar. The secret of very thin
Evening star., 1955-10-24
Diem Is Victor
|BYL Landslide
In Wet Nam
SAIGON. South Wet Nam. Oct.

SAIGON. South Wet Nam. Oct.
"a tR,.-Premier Ngo Dinli Diem.
Landslide winner In . popularity
piebiscite over absentee chief OF
state Bao Dai. viii proclaim
South Wet Nam q republic and
himself its first president it was
reported today.
Mr.. Diem. one Of Asia's most
resolute anti Communists, dug
Bao Dai's political grave with q
referendum yesterday h which
the Wet Nanese Overwhelmingly
rejected the playboy ex-emperur
and chose the premier chief Of
state.
Authoritative sources said Mr..
Diem would proclaim Wednesday
a holiday. announces the oficial
election returns. and in the pres
ence Of the cabinet, diplomats
and q large throng preside at the
formal birth OF the republic with
himself as president.
He will remain premier as well
until after the election Of the
first national assembly, expected
before the end Of this year.
Victory Overwhelming
Returns from six proyineesand
the capital indicated about 98
per cent of those voting wanted
Bao Dai eliminated from the po-
litical scene.
In Saigon, the capital. Mr..
Diem received 424,126 votes to
Bao Dai's 2.036.
The city Of Tourane gave Mr..
Evening star., 1955-10-24


Diem 45,7l2. Bao Dai S.
For the first time In modern
history the Wet NaInese were
given the chance to- vote in 3
national election and nearly 5
million turned out. No major
violence was reported anywhere.
Another referendum probably
will be held next month to ap-
prove q constitution.
The United States State De-
partment has already said it
viii recognize the election OUT
come. Britain and France are
believed certain to do likewise
But new trouble between the
Western Big Three and the
Soviet Union loomed as a result.
The overwhelming vote Of con-
fidence In Mr.. Diem appeared
to rule out any possibility OF
unification elections in North
Evening star., 1955-10-24

LONDON, Oct. ~ R.-West-
ern Europe today viewed the pro-
German victory In the saar with
misgivings verging on anxiety.
There was q feeling the eel
square-m mile territory on the
French German border has
emerged once again as q trouble
spot. carrying the seeds of inter-
national discord.
British newspapers especially
showed concern over what some
described as '.Nazi style. cam
|paign tactics Of those saarland-
|ers who led the campaign against
Europeanization Of the territory
Though the election result was
not unexpected, the headlines
clearly reflected the shock felt In
Britain and revived reluctant
memories Of Hitier's march into
the Saar 20 years ago. his first
aggressive move.
German Comment Slow
German newspapers which re-
ported the campaign yolumi-
nously were slow to comment on
the result. One of the few edi-
Itoriais-in the independent West
Berlin B. z. Z.-blamed the French
backed Saar Premier Hoffman,
and his government for emotions
stirred during the campaign and
said:
a.. . 1t is their fault that the
campaign aroused over-heated
nationalist feelings among the
population which are unworthy
|of our century"
The Dutch De Volkskrant said.
THE Saar can no longer be
considered q problem concerning
solely France and Germany.
The Saar remains a European
.problemthe Saarlanders do not
live on an island"
British newspapers empha.
sized that DR.. Heinrich Schneider.
leader OF the pro-G German group
in the Saar. was an ex-Nazi
storm trooper.
Under the headline "EnMr
sweeps ex-Nazis to victory. the
tabloid Daily Mirror said:
"The vote Is q resounding
victory for Nazi-style parties In
the territory led by former storm
trooper Hainz (sic) Schneider.
Twenty years ago he helped
Hitler In q similar plebiscite to
get the Saar for Germany"
French-German Rift Seen
Most British newspapers saw
ia deterioration In French-G Ger
man relations.
The influential Times. while
explaining there could be no
complaint about the Saarlanders'
right to reject the European sta
,tute. said:
"Nonetheless. many years work
for reconciliation between France
and Germany Is now jeopardized
-. AL the heady appeals Of
German nationalism have been
heard again, and there has been
tub humping In the Maxi style. "
Lord Beaverbrook's Daily Exc
Evening star., 1955-10-24

national observers sat quietly
behind their desks. Entering
Saarlanders were. handed an OBJ
long ballot headed "plebiscite on
the European statute for the
Saarland" and asked one not so
simple question: .Do you con-
sent to the European statute for
the Saarland agreed on October
%, 1854, between the govern
ment of the Republic OF Ger
many and the government Of the
French Republic with the ap-
proval Of the government Of the
Saar?"
At the right were two circles,
one marked "ja," the other,
snein."
After all that had gone before
there was no need for most
voters to read the question care-
fully. All it took was simple
cross to make the fateful de-
ciSion,
Evening star., 1955-10-24

land South Wet Nam next July.
provided by the Geneva armistice
and vigorously opposed BY Mf.
Diem as long as the Communist
North cannot guarantee free and
|unfettered voting.
The Soyiets, co-chairmen with
Britain Of the armistice negotia-
tions, were certain to renew their
pressure for the elections. prob
ably during the Big Four for-
leign ministers conference OPEN
ling in Geneva this week.
The referendum marked the
second land apparently final
ousting of Bao Dai from power.
IPuppet emperor of the kingdom
Iof AMMAN under the prewar
French and during the Japanese
Occupation. he abdicated II, 1915
under pressure from the Cori-
llnunist-led Wet Mimi and SUBJ
Isequently fled to Hong Kong.
The French returned him IN 1949
las chief OF state, but his iilfiu-
lence waned steadily after he
went back to France last year
jand Diem's star rose.
From France Bao Daf gave
active support to Diem's enemies
and twice ordered him out Of
once. Instead Of obeying, Diem
pushed doggediy ahead, unified
the waverine army. defeated the,
rebeliious Hoa Hoa and Binh
Xuyen private armies. jailed or
Iexiled those Boa Dai named to
replace him and brought unity
Ito the country torn by nine years
OF civil war.
The premier's supporters had
demanded for months that ti1e
Iex-emperor be deposed but Mr..
Diem held OF until reports cir
Iculated Bao Dai had made con-
tact with the Communist rulers
Iof North Wet Nam, apparently
seeking to work out q coalition.
Then Mr.. Diem ordered the ref
IerendilIIl.
Evening star., 1955-10-24
MetcI Strike Ends

BUFFALO. NJ T.. Oct. "a tA1.
An l1-week-old strike at the
ICurtiss Wright Corp. metals
processing plant here ended last
might when more than 1.100 CIO
United Steel Workers approved
Ia new contract. Members sof
locals 4533 and 1910. at separate
meetings. accepted 4 tNo-yekr
contract providing for H.
Icents-an-hour wage iflcye
Evening star., 1955-10-24
u. 5. Is Silent
On Saar Vote

The State Department looked
at two overseas elections today
and cheered the result it liked
but had a mo comment for the
result it didn't like.
The ballot that pleased the
department was South Wet
Mans plebescite decision to
name Premier Ngo Dinh Diem as
chief of state in place Of French
appointed Emperor Baos Dai.
Not so pleasing TO the depart
ment was the result IN the Saar.
where the people rejected an
American-favored plan to make
the rich coal and steel area a
ward Of Europe rather than part
Of either Germany or France.
Comment on Wet Nam
State Department spokesman
Lincoln White. when asked about
the Wet Nam election, told a
news conference:
"The department is gratified
that. according to reports. the
referendum was conducted in
such an orderly and efficient
manner and that the people of
Wet Nam have made their choice
Enthusiastically clear. We look
forward to a continuation Of the
friendly relations between the
government OF Wet Nam and the
United States" +"
Asked il the United States
recognizes Diem as the new chief
OF state, Mr.. White said: The
people have spoken. We. Of
course, recognize their decision. "
Mr.. White cautioned. however.
that the department had not
received official results of the
election although he had no rea-
son to question press accounts
of Diem's victory by a ratio of
about 80 to one.
Hands on on Saar
Then Mr.. White turned to the
Saar plebiscite. which was
against American liking.
THE United States is not a
party to the agreements dor
IEuropeanizing the Saar)," Mr..
White said.
This in effect Is a new situa-
ton which was not envisaged in
the Franco-German agreement
and therefore until the parties
directly concerned have con-
isidered this situation. Ne have
mo comment"
4 A cynical reporter asked
whether the State Department
was pleased that, the Saar cleo
Ition, like the, Wet Nam election,
was conducted in such an or
Iderly and efficient manner.