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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-29
WORLDWIDE NEWS AT A GLANCE
Mav Mav Chief svrrondors To British IN Kan,

v, Mev Mao Chief Surrender. To British Ia Ksnya
his followers Kenya Govern
ments amnesty offer TO
Mbaya bearded unksmp aad that
he tired OF being hunted"
estimated ni.uhlts or
ganznon had given themselves under the
duons About 5000 In the
regions Of Mt Kenya and the Aberdsro Forest
Ohio Youth, TO- Hoods s,udon, Council, Body
Toledo, ohloANPJA iGyearod Toledo high Sopho
last elected president the Student Advisory
Training session
ut Miami University. oxford.
a Mcclure son Of Mr. and Mrs wIbsrt Nc
program designed junior mem
Leadership roles Red community
service.
Jail.d l'soly For " Ysa,. Awarded $4,000 ~ s.a,.
prison for murder he did commit
by tho Illinois State Legislature.
Pugh 1853 after an invss
CATION by Chicago attorney revealed that PughS conviction
based forced confession and Evidence suppressed by
year Pugh along man. OF
Stsbbng to death William HHgg railway worker during
. robbery In 1880
Isxas Judge Rules linn Crow unson,sisu,onoi
Ing aggregation Of students In public Institutions declared
constitutional by Federal District Judge e. Thomas ruling
handed
The ruling compliance with the Supreme
IT, 1864 May 81 1855 made NAACP
vovng Miss Telma White who
to Texas Western College solely because Of her Last she at
tended New Mexico and College Following Judge Thomas
admlason Miss White
Texas Western She represented by NAAcP attorney Tate
Texas Schools Make nisuVoiion Progress
San Antonio -(ANPJ-Plan being
the public schools Antonio third
Dallas according to supt Thomas H. Powood Of Antonio and
school board president Edwin l.. Iappcy Dallas
that would achieved gradual
mixing children Portwood
the school board with faith with
high tribunal ruling
DIT Rppcy read statement outlining Dallas
for Indignation II that
equitable methods dcscegang public school but will be I'm
patient with undue pressure"
NAACP wamc organization
bs Impatient and disturbed by prolonged delay"
Refuses To Order DessgTeuusion OF vvglna schools
Richmond Va(ANP)A by Negro that schools In
Prince Edward County Va bo ntegated this fall reod by
three Judge Federal Court here early this week
One OF tho judges AmStsad Dob commented that the a
the pIainta seemed TO be
darkness non.acEregation nothing at all"
However, pobie and Judges Albert " Bryan and Sterling Hut
cheson the r Justin Moore attorney for tho
Edward School Board for specific permission TO
crate the school on the same baSh M In the past.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-29

File No. sli2B
ORDER ron HEARING PETITION
fOH SUMMARY Distribution
or EXEMPT ESTATE
STATE or MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN
IN PROBATE COURT
In Re Estate Of Isaac Judy,
DeCsdent
1T ~ ORDERED that all persons
Interested show cause. n any they
have, before this Court on Monday.
August sth. 1913, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
In tho Court House In Minneapolis,
Minnesota, why the petition OF
rhelma Gray, OF Hennepin County.
Minnesota, claiming said estate as
exempt from debts ana praying for
tho summary distribution thereof
to the persons entitled thereto.
should not be granted. T'hiA order
shall be published In the Mime
apOlls Spokesman and copies there
Of mailed according to law
CSEAL. OF PROBATE COURT)
WITNESS, the HON, O J. AN
DERSON, acting Judge Of Pro
bate Court. this lsth day Of
July, 1855
ERNEST r. LORESZ.
Clerk OF Probate Court
irving J. Clark, Attorney
slN plymouth Bldg
Spokesman. July is. ~ 4 iO
Evening star., 1955-02-13
APTs. FuRNIsHEp-Mp.

IAMoMAd rms! ana bath nhA front sla and back a. door
plenty of closets. all pvt. parking
at door; own heat control JJu,
r1sKoMA PARK. MD, bachelor apt;
sHsr; sSt au,'s s5s.5c sS, Ie Incl. utiis. G'A ~
rAKoMA. AROMA mr.. rlower-piney Branch
shop. ctr.-1st-f floor, mod. garden
type apt. bldg, newly dec, nicely
furn. liv. .rm., din. rm.. 2 bedrms.,
toTr HI with disposal aodd TIE san ar dts s9n
Ssnss; Reis. req. IA, R2. sSS soS5eo. a'' II
1 BEDRM.,. bath, lse. liv. rm,. dinette
and kit, in pvt. home. nr. Andrews
Field and suitland: utils. furn:, $50
rRRkoMx RRk Sis'f2Ai fp2AiRk. IL. MD, sos TSlip
and dec; pvt. entr.: 4 storage rms.
plus hail: best living rm,.. 2 bedrms,.
Fit. pvt. bath: 2 blocks D. C.. bus
line; schools and churches conyen-
A.TfffiRA66TTiyiE .ffi SSsgEsrneysE;I bed
living room, kitchen. bath. utiyitiss.
] OF . responsible adults. 10.
MI. TTo0A RAINIER. 41ob s4th seoY
home. Adults only. UN. 1885,
coLMAR MANoR--N.w 3 rms, and
So so mo. utils. incl. WA. 1880
siIvER iI'sF sPRRiiNe-1 XII sedrm., Ice. iiv.
rm., kit. dinette, bath. eompl. iurns. .
Tw Ysune prefer m.n ssisS ySSns Ju 5adies dSieass4SSf
CoLLEGE PARK. MD. 1890 colless
ave.-N,cely furn effic., 2 rms. l
with firepl.. bath: pvt. entrance
lge. well-kept home; blocks from
Nd. Univ. and shopping center. WA.
TaKoMA PARK. near Walter Reed
Nicely furn., c-bedrm. apt; Tv: !
blk. bus. and shop. JU. $500.
TAKoMA nr. Flower.Piney Br. shop.
ctr.--Good transp.. nicely furn.. ter
race apt. In garden type apt. BIDS;
BATH s rm pvt ain entT tn u.s. u.s. GsSTT esap. 'S
iPoi PesiI' setS, ssts Mi MI. RAINIER RAINIER. Md
rooms, kitchen and bath. well fur:
nished: private entrances; use OF
yard, utilities and telephone In
asS;S ssS;s g. g APPLETON as only 4yss sS .sI gsI
sunny Jim ? g PBRIoHr. large liv. rm.. di,
nette, full-sise kit. bedrm. and
bath; furn In maple; maple; eir .s eonditicnp- adop
m ns x utensils asIa oil nfns heat. dshis aes iSI SSi
Sis per mo. Entirely private; q
min. from District line; blk. to
shopping center and bus; married
couple; no children. WA. T-6140.
I-BEDRM. APT, In modern apt
BIDS; good furniture: transp.. shop
Flower ave. Takoma Park, Md.
Evening star., 1955-02-13

APTs. FuRN., D. c. tcent.l
DUP. CIR.--1-2 rms. bath: uttls.:
hatn; SOS, plus utils. NO. 7-9o23.
B-RM., liv. rm,. kit. bedrm:: bsrnt.
white only. ia. 9-s07O.
13s HAWAII AVE. ,N.E.-puplex; hy.
rm., bedrm.. kit, bath: ample
closets: conv. to public transp.; sep.
front and rear entrance; utilss incl.
Available March /. ia. 9-2560.
biI9 CONN. AvE.-2-room and bath
or settled lady: excel .transp.; rent
$65. EN-. 3-0954, after ? pm.
EPFIC.. new. modern. comfortably
furn.: complete: immed; oceup:;
month to month. Wo. 6-62S2. Ia
BEAUTIFUL 4 RMS. balcony. lge. 4
Inquire No. /. Wo. 6-91ss. ia
eI5 BUTTERNUT ST. NV. mr.. WAL
ter Reed-Enic. bsmt: apt; pvt. entr.'
sSY sh0Esss sSs Tsfsri sf sETwo "a sisst rm apts,
clean. nicely furn; and dec; adults
S50-S60. Ii. 4-4236. --1s
st. MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-e-rm.
furn, apt. Call Ii. 6-S512. IA
R.S 9th ST. N.E.-Bedrm., kitchen
apartment; eOnv, to Transportation
,soa s Allison Allison ST. Nw.-Emcieney
apt: bed-living room. it.-dinette.
pvt, bath: utils, iurn.; reasonable;
good shopping center. o~,,-i5
LONDON HALL APT. HOTEL, llJ3
kit, bath: day, wk. Ma. s-9010.
cor 10th ST. Sc, Apt. eo7--lst a..
3 rms. kit. pantry and bath: utils.
,.os iSfn aist G 81. EqS'Ri qS.'W.-studlo apt iiv-
ing room. bedroom, hall; Kitchen.
Z ST. NE, 606-Large s-rm.. kit:
and bath apt, nicely fnrn; Only
$50 mo. See MRS. JONES in
$50. N.E.-Bedroom and kitchen. all
utilities furn.. / blk. from transp.,
shopping center; adults. LA. 6-0940.
3 ROOMS, furn. apt. excellent trans
portation: ne. section. Ii. 3-445o.
1909 HARVARD ST. Nw.-I rm..
BROWN, In s15 1IS' 14tS st. T s'W NA
KNoTTY-p1NE KNoosT.THYp1NE L1v. RIM. with firspl.,
bedrm.. bath, kit, din. ell. PVT
snstr;:; utiis. furn,; COW. bus, YIN
COW oNsSSo' AVE. AND X sT.-Nicely
uCC- dplss DuAb. GklN. VI
rm',' dinette. kit and bath, ex-
ceptional closet, space; most at
tTaetiys; Call ma. s-a7aO' begin
aSiiss siss lsth M4hSag, sT.. off Columbia I'd. NV.
--Bedrm., liv. rm.. kit, bath, porch;
s65 up. Mgr. Apt. l. AID. 4-93@s'
MT. PLEASANT, 1928 Newton st;
PECsiSsly P.sb sGsIi, fu,nz so, rm'' kit. TIA ana
,sss sa!n n aqI''i H. AVE. NV. "The pana-
manian"-l lge rm,. kit, pvt. bath
snd shoyer SsroNp insns Fiook. seas IN 4 nrlyat,
adults; SIS covers all. RA. $500.
MT. VIEW PL. s.E.-Liv. rm.. bed
rm., kit. and bath; all utilities: S9o.
fs9 fshEs gF. L AfSslsR' SiaoH ~ CO.: 5:s!sf: g.
Mt. PPLEAsANT-1 efic., Ink:
utils., linens, phone incl; bus at
door. 1873 Kenyon st. NV. co.
,s.s sS9SSj %oNRoE RssSosfolSs g. SwBsm,. iS pvt.
bath, liv. rm., kit. bedrm:. din: for
or 3; conV. transp. DU. 7-9o54.
lss 1lth ST; N.E.-open; 1st 4, 3
lge;, rms, kit. nicely r fnrn.. qtils
DUPONT ciRcLEMrSo small bsmt.
rooms. refgr., hot plate, share shower
with ] other; also. = rooms, kit.
share bath, co. $3.50. lis
1906 MINI. AVE. S.E.-Bed-liv. rm.
refgr.; $50. LU. 1-4790. Lu. 3-os5s.
Ia
i45 18th ST. S.E.-Extra- -lge. Ink.
rm. next to bath. newly dec, nicely
furn., new refgr.; S45. LU. 1-4t90.
sIS EAST CAPITOL-Newly dec. apt.
for or 4 empl. adults; also. bache-
lor apt. studio rm. -lS
sPAC. APT; 925 Z st. n,e.-S65 mo,
incl. utils. ST. 3-9433, IA. 9-1 1oO.
Evening star., 1955-02-13
EFFICIENCIES

EFFICIENCIES
Available Now and March !
$500 9th st. NV. Apt. 207-This
lovely efic. very COW. to Ga. ave.
and buses. Rent, $3.50. Keys In
Apt. l06.
26l5 4th st. n.e.-Two lovely eflcs.,
Apis. B-4 and 303. Very conv. to
Catholic Univ. Rent from SOL .35.
Utils. incl.
1893 Spring rd. NV. Apt. .204-Spa-
cious. enc, with dressing closet.
separate dinette and kitchen. $50.
1889 Spring rd. n.w.,. Apts. 102 and
302-2 lovely efics., Just steps OF
18th ST., with separate dinette and
kitchen, Murphy bed. $62.b0
Jess Fisher Management Co.
1920 K st. NV. Elk. 3-1s11
Evening star., 1955-02-13

623 N. CAR. AVE. S.E.-Two big
and bath. ConV. to everything. Low
rental includes all utilities. Children
welcome. Stop by or call L.
Evening star., 1955-02-13
APTs. uNEuRNIsHfp-p. c.
NOW AVAILABLE

200 N ST. NV,
room; kitchen and bath; $3.50
1908 18th ST. NV.
2 rooms. kitchen and bath; $3.50
monthly.
SIS 18th ST. NV.
/ room and hath tneWly decofateA):
S41.50 monthly.
1s15 10th ST. NV.
2 rooms. kitchen and bath. go
monthly. tUtils. furn).
1890 IRVING ST. NV.
room and bath; $40 monthly.
1887 ard ST. NV.
rooms. kitchen and bath: S72.bo
204 p ST. NV.
rooT; Kitchen and bath: $3.50
1s14-iSsf sSi,Ss2F5E S9E6E Troy =. ST.
furn.: SIS monthly.
37S4 NICHOLS AVE. Sc.
2 rooms, kitchen and bath; $40
40 INDEPENDENCE AVE. s.w.
2 roons, Kitchen and bath; S4s.60
See Resident Manager or ianitor.
ThoS. ]. Fisher & Co., Inc.
f3s 18th st. NV DI. 7-6S30
Evening star., 1955-02-13

GEORGETOWN-Enicisncy with fun
atffs aiine9 "a aps: ssSS aGSS' Ho as incl
306S M ST. N.W.-l Tm., kit, bath:
utils. incl. $50; days, ia. $500;
ewes, KE. 7-O153.
Evening star., 1955-02-13

Is8 WEBSTER ST. NV.
Newly decorated; l bedrm., lge. llv.
rm.. din, equip. kit. and eth !:
slassed.in sleeping porch; avail. this
week; S73.
l113 18th st. NV. EX. 3-24S9.
FRED A. SMITH CO.
Evening star., 1955-02-13
ApTs. fveNlsHEp-vA.

AkL.-=-ln apt; bldg. enc. apt; liy.
close IN, ia. T-OI07. Ia
N. ALEX.-Efhe., lFe.. liy. rm.. kit .,
bath: Ss6. incl. utils; and Ty; p
mined. ,n; airRGr' R%. seSoas aen'ason' zis AGs'
S.BEDRM: duplsx house II baths,
bath fixtures. nicely furnished. sit
uated in excellent neighborhood near
IT. Myer. 1870 18th st. na Ar,ins-
ton, IA. 4-09S1. -l3
|REFINED GIRL, to share beautifully
furnished. air-conditioned apartment
p@ bSSo ts1ss'oe HRs e1sEs Xxx Gs ia ssss5 slsss
ARL.-Hsmt: apt; bedrm;; liv: :,,,II: r%;
only. 500. Call IA. s-7600. la
ALEX. - Lovely restored Colonial
home, mod, eauip.. garden. park
ina. large. 500; open 2 to 4 pm,
SSn SSno Or ri XII. NJ $3.50. ssss5aA s''' ais
41OO 18th ST. s., In Protestant home
kit, pvt. bath. pvt. entr. ia. s-4594'
|oNE-BEDRooM APT. Arl.. close in;
de luxe apt. bldg: beaut. furn.;
parquet fs.; 3 Ice. closets; super
sound insulation; S104.50. IA.
5-6534. -16
FALLS CHURCH--Living room. bed
room. kitchen. bath. porch: con-
yenient location. CO. 6-6627.-lo
Observation-Disclosures and 1-bed'
room apartments: 5anIttavs sanlt9r service. ,oHs
tlon; all utilities: S75 to S92.50.
Call TE. 6-6670. between 10 am
and q pm,
ARL., NEW BLDG.-Near Hechts;
3 rms. and bath. New modren turn.:
3 exposures. Washer, dryer in base
ment: S1lO incl. utiis. IA. S-5304.
ARL., $3.50. utils.i incl. - bedrms;
ia. 7-44s7. GROOM Co. ia.
BEAUTIFULLY FURN., 1-bedrm. apt.
TV. Conv. bus service, 10 min; to
Pentagon. ia. S-9259. -l3
ARL. Spacious. 4-room apt. attrac.
furn., exceptionally sunny and COM
Portable: no children. KE. s-5644.
GARAGE APT. on 1eo-acre farm;
west Of Fairfax. Ideal rural home
for couples $65 mo. HERNDoN
AgRaEiMSGToN. ga;M1GiToN N.-5-rm. apt, COM
pleteiy Iurn. heat ana water III
cluded: $50 mo. Call KE. S-6677;
ewes, sun. JE, 3-I141. -13
FALLS CHURCH-3-rn. apt, COM
Guided; SOS mo KE. s.se77; ewes.
rSR sSn.' 'pXSRrsTiME n $istl' CARE small eS eesild
win reduce rent to sac to reliable i1s E
lderly lady or couple, exper. with
children. De luxe conv. loc. All.
apt. Maid service. Box 1878. star.
hLEx.-Nice hv. rm., bedrm.. kit.
bath; well located; clean, private.
cosy, refined. Newly decor. new
refgr., lovely garden; $50. TE'
ARLINGTON, close Ft. Myer and Ari.
Hall-3-rm. apts., $65 to S75 mo-.
VIC. HuNTING -bedrm.,
redec.; nicely furn.; S95 and $50.
Avail. now. Adults. JE. 2-2O33.
MCLEAN, vA.-2-room and bath
apartment. Employed eoupie. Utili-
ties included. Elmwood 6-37S7.
hotel rms. low day or week rates.
Free parking: ia; 2-3343. -
FALLS CHURCH--3 rms. and bath,
pvt. entr., laundry facils, TV. bus
"A. 4 fsSF FSkr fa RELvoiR9RsPnished vi ORSg ant
Road 624 Eneleside. MRS. J. P.
Evening star., 1955-02-13
APIS. UNFURNIsHED-D.e.
DOWNTOWN

3 large bright rooms, foyer. hall,
kitchen, pantry. bath. abundant
closet space; excellent condition;
elevator, heat. hot water, janitor
service. 919 L ct. NV. S75. P. j.
WALSHE, INC, Ills Eye st. NV.
MA. S-646S. la
Evening star., 1955-02-13
HAYWOOD
GARDENS
410l HAYWOOD PL.
MOUNT RAINIER, MD.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

Just across the District line: one bu,
fare; excellent bus facilities; con.
yenient TO sheppins center and
theater.
Reception hall, living room, dinette
s1asssso5o sss5oGmsi inciudins IsensR nsiiit,.s na 0a'n
Apply iSNerscn WA. T-e260. Ia
Evening star., 1955-02-13
APIS. UNfURNlsHED-D. c.

1913 18th ST. NW.--Remodeled kit.
bath. S65 mo. 4 barsain. See resi-
dent manager on premises.
DOWNTOWN NV, mod. eley. BLDG
immed. AD l-0SIO.
BEAUTIFUL I.BEDRM. APT; Iiv.
rm kit; and bath Heat and hot
DUPLEX FLAT. II Gallatin st. ne
i bedrm. with screened porch and
Esmn.Sics rear fenced yard blk from NsT
:i0 34th ST. s.E.-2.bedrm. apt;
nice yard; ideal for children; close
Rent only $3.50. plus util: Key
z. WoRTHiNGTfoH d SON. 1927
K st. NV, Ma. s-3326. JU. 7-651s
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES with full
itf kitchen apt, iSG house; S79s69 mo. incl
'sss Ssis. nj IT. s$ ssS day.. smJ JA Kits $685. ssS
BOILING VIEW APTs.-A larger
more modern apt. for less rent.
5000 incl utils. incest group Of
apis. In Congress HeishtS. overlook
ing Boiling Field. Rental once. 3021
9Th st. Sc. 10. 2-4270 or HA. 2
GEORGETOWN. 253o Que st.-Two.
seen any time. Apt. 80. No. 7-59l3
or DE, 2-0lf7
apt, bedrnn., iiy. rra., dinette. kit
and bath. utils. incl; S75. vacant
BOILING FIELD vIC.-Modern liv.
and bus: sos. incl. utils. 10. 2-93s4.
LOVELY 2-BEDRM. APT; most con.
veniently located: 18th and Monroe
stI, TT NV S.ossaL ETi'' AD' s-s4ll; sat.-ssn''
$40 iitS 81. s.E.-Liv. rm.. bedrm.,
mo-. incl. utils. Ii. 6-6023. Ia
AIR.CONDITI0NED 1-bedrm., de luxe
$3.50 mo. Can WA. 7-2734 --i3
PLEASANT HILLS - Bright, liveable
liv. rm.. bedrm., ample kit, bath,
ress rent. Rx. e-s3iS. Ia
bedrm,, din, rm;, kitchen: newly
DECORATED: $50, ME; s.Il07. la
ltAClNCr ROCh CMEEh Fh.-S rms 4,
mod. kit and bath. air r-cond., elec
i1p.Gl. ipGl. Ne oSbn Children or pets. sso.6o mo
BRSokEyAND, 1890 Monro. st. ne
end floor, duplex apt; living room
with fireplace. dining room. Kitchen.
= bedrooms and glassed-in porch,
garage; Call La. 6-6306. 49,
decor. 2 rooms. kit. bath. $50 ~.
sSis SPsN EDMoNDSs s'P PI.. NV, No. g
l-bedrm. apt, at $6T.50 per mo-
includes heat and hot water. Just
on Macarthur blvd. M. PAUL
HANNAH. 732 18th st. NV. NE
lsss aipgi PARK RID. N.w.--Apt. bldg; @ 4
rooms, fully equipped kitchen. anc
bath heat and hot water furn.
with ianitor. WM. J. DAVIS. NC.
500 II ST. NV. Ma. S-3556. lis
meifah Edahs tabENs K S g. iAsFaasniv. M SUI s Tn
isHlss sss beS55 %o oic 1S51i :,t.s gos & bath bath
BOILING FIELD vIC.-A beaut. apt.
4 rms: nr; bus snd shops. Car spaace
NR. 27th AND PA. AVE. s:E.-2 bed.
rms: 1st a.: no pets; utils. not inel
with rent. LU. 1-1i33, Ia
and srransei l.bedrm. and en-
: cheney apts, Nj <-tosS. la
Evening star., 1955-11-18
House Unit to Fly
TO Coribbeun Areu
By the Associated Press

A House Banking Suhcom-
mittee viii leave by military
plane December Q on q l5-day
trip to the Caribbean area.
Chairman Rains, Democrat
of Alabama, said the trip win
be made at the request Of the
Defense Department and viii
deal with service housing
In addition to Mr.. Rains,
members are Representatives
Addonizio, Democrat Of New
Jersey; Barrett. Democrat OF
Pennsylvania: O'Hara, Demo-
crat Of Illinois: Ashley,
Democrat 81 Ohio; Gamble.
Republican Of New York; Taile,.
Republican OF Iowa, and Wild
nah. Republican Of New Jersey.
Evening star., 1955-11-18

before the cold war set in.
The report, covering foreign
grants and credits by this coun-
try from mid-l945 through mid
1855, said the huge outlay was
nearly equally divided between
the fiye years before the 1850
outbreak Of the Korean War and
q like period since.
The Commerce Department
study showed that teh $40 billion
In grants was divided into $25, :
6S6, ,000, 900 for economic. TECH
nical and like aid and $l4,663,- :
100000 for military help.
Western European countries
and their dependencies received
$33, ,409. .000, 900, or nearly two
thirds of the $51, 1885,, ,000, 900
spent on foreign aid from mid
l945 through mid-1955. OF this,
$24.737. 900, 900 was in gifts. The
area also received credits totaling
$s,672. .o00, 900.
These. like other figures in the
report, represented net totals
after deducting any return help
to this country.
The next biggest aid area en-
cornpaSsed Asia and the Pacific
Countries in this region received
$10.l53. .000, ,00O-$9, ,46S, ,000, 900 in
grants and $685. million in loans.
The Near East, including
Greece, Turkey and Africa re-
ceived $4.316,00o, 600. OF this,
$3.807, 100000 was in gifts and
$500 million in credits.
The American republics Uatin
America) received 81. .233. .000, 600
OF this. $752 million was in re-
payable loans and $4S1 million
was giveaway aid.
Eastern European countries
received 81 1.10I, ,000. 900 - s79e
million in grants and $303 mil
lion In credits.
This was mainly aid to Czech
oSlovakia. Poland and Soviet
Russia and consisted mostly OF
lend-lease and United Nations
Relief and Rehabilitation help
granted in the early postwar pc
riod before Russia dropped the
iron curtain.
Aid to Russia amounted tc
Evening star., 1955-11-18
Hot Rhythm
To Help u. S.
Win Friends
By the Associated Press


Representative Powell, Demo-
crat Of New York. says the State
Department has agreed to let
American jazz artists try wooing
new friends for America with
hot rhythms.
Mr.. Powell told q news confer
ence yesterday I'VE are going to
get our cultural exchange pro-
gram out of the gilded concert
and opera halls and try to ap-
peal to the mass Of the people.
The New Yorker said the
State Department approved the
new cultural exchange approach
on Wednesday and already has
Iokayed tours by Dizzy Gillespie
and Count Basic. Other Jazz
|maestros are awaiting clearance
for trips to the Middle East, Az
rica and Asia. he said.
Mr.. Powell said the plan is tc
use mixed groups Of Negro and
white artists "as far as possible. :
Evening star., 1955-11-18

He said the touring bands win
specialize IN "tolk Sand modern
Jazz music and native and mod
|ern dance"
Partly influencing the switch
in propaganda approach, Mr..
Powell said. was the fact that
the Voice Of America is getting
"a lot Of fan mail from behind
the Iron Curtain" as a result Of
broadcast of jazz recordings.
Evening star., 1955-11-18

$426 million. Of which $222 mill
lion was in loans and $2o4 mil
lion was gift help. Poland re-
ceived s428 million, Of which
1856 million was gift aid and $6s
million was in loans. Czechoslo-
vakia got s1s1 million, Of which
$l86 million was as grants and
SIS million as loans.
Funds given or loaned by theis
country to international organ
Iizations or spent In unspeci1ied
areas totaled $1,l18.000, 900. OF
this. $1.05S. 900, 900 was gifts
such as capital funds put by this
country into the World Bank
and Monetary fund, and $50
million was in loans.
Evening star., 1955-11-18
Busch-Whitney Suit
Settled Out of Court

NEW YORK, Nov. 10 R.-
Mrs. Elizabeth Whitney Lunn has
settled out Of court q $22. 900
suit involving the sale Of five
horses to brewer August A,
Busch. jr.
The settlement came yesterday,
the sixth day Of trial in Federal
Court. The terms were not dis
closed.
Mr.. Busch, owner Of the st,
Louis Cardinals, claimed the ami
mails he purchased for $4,000
from the socialite horse breeder
were not sound Of limb and
safe for children to handle" as
represented. He bought the
horses in 1850, and his suit also
asked $1,000 for feeding them
Evening star., 1955-11-18
TREDON
5.75 sol.

Porch and floor enamel for
wood or concrete. Gives
scuff-resistant, long wear
Ing finish. Dries in 4 hours.
Q colors.
Evening star., 1955-11-18
HOUSE PAINT
Gas sol.

Self-cleaning white, stays
white, colors stay bright.
Brushes easily, levels itself.
Covers more area per gall
lon. Decorator colors.
Evening star., 1955-11-18
Speed ENAMEL
2.45 s..

Safe, non -toxic enamel for
indoors or out. Gives por-
celain like finish. Odorless
Black, white and % colots.
Evening star., 1955-11-18
y. S. Foreign Aid Passes
S51 Billion in DECIDE
BY the Associated Press

The United States has provided more than $5i billion In
foreign aid in the past 10 Commerce Department report
shows.
OF this total $40 billion In grants and the other $l
billion other nations. this help went to
Russia and other nations In the Communist orbit Thswas
Evening star., 1955-11-18
Plastic couIking
100 Tub.

Stop Gap" plastic rubber
caulking adheres to wood,
metal, glass, tile, painted
surfaces. viii not shrink,
crumble or discolor with
age. Feels like tile.
Evening star., 1955-11-18
Foshion Color
5.o5-6.40 sol.

144 shades of flat for walls
and ceilings. Matching
Subdued Lustre for wood
work and trim. / coat
covers, dries quickly. Apply
with brush or roller.
Evening star., 1955-11-18
MASON-DRl
$500 ss,.

Protects and beauties as
bestos, cement, shingles,
stucco, brick, all masonry.
Resists lime and alkalis.
Made with Goodyear's PliQ-
lite SIS rubber resin.
Evening star., 1955-11-18
PARA-HUE
40 sol.

Uniting flat wall paint CONF
hines rubber with vinyl
latex for instability. Easy
to apply, dries in 20 min-
utes. 50 decorator colors
slightly higher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-30

STRANGE LADY IN TOWN" 6
Warner Brothers picture, directed by
Frank Butler. music by Dniitri Tiomkin
lyrics for title song by Ned Washington
sung by Frankie Laine. At the Metro
politan and Ambassador.
TIE