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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

OLNEY. MD.-130 acres on beauti-
area. T I'M. s-9sss Or Of 81. 5Io's.t'stS9 s-Sss9
BETHEsDA-consressional country
club. area. acre beautiful wooded
lsyel y lot; & hU; SS495s; 5
SGtssSs,tsS, Sstanss to Msrgass H,sS Tnv iRt
STON C. CLAY, WA. 7-422s. -
6 LEVEL LOTS, River I'd. Bethesds
--tO-ft. frontage: s.w.s.: VA. ap.
Will subordinate. JU. 5-53sS. -
LAKE BARCROFT-Will subordi-
nate; ideal corner lot. 533; section
5 without interest to responsible
pHslRahLE Gal1fssi r. BuiIDiNc IansSH SITE, ~
BIZ blocks from ! lake, . near Mansssss rs
terms, Phone WE. 5-3i55. IS
NO MONEY DOWN, S25 mo. plu,
5ea int. buys scenic lot in nearby
country club; excel. fishing, hunt.
ing, golfing. Sac. because owner
trans. West Coast. OIL. 10000
LAND acre rambler site: excel
loc;: good view; easy terms BER.
NARD T. BRosIUs, Realtor. Ju
Iss PIERCE ST. N.w.-si.e aSou,
2Sx100: 1st commercial; out-of-
town owner will sacrifice. Write
ewner, ROBERT MORGAN. Cos
LAKE Ak TBaAiRcRoFT-Lot No. 50, S sec
|; highest point on lake: $4,000 OF
best offer. so. 5-4645 any time Fri.
day. Saturday, Sunday. --5 :.
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- ATTENTION BUILDERS
Ideal for Q semidet. houses: sewer
water; streets and utils. now in
Low down payment; ready to build
on immed. Mr.. Ryan. JU. 6-1o5S.
5ASILIkO REALTY CO., DI. 1894
70 ACRES. "a mile on Georgia ave.
All utilities available. Excellent
spot for $1,000 to S22, 500 homes.
PTiced at $1,000 per acre: a cash,
Also Ml tracts tracts up to 500 acres. Cali
H. GLENN GARVIN
Lo. 6-S6Oo Ewes. DU. 7-4920
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GARAGES

2-STORY BRICK, 3ox30. used by
elec. contractor past 10 yrs. $50.
Rear 1889 Harvard st. 80. S-9252.
14th AND IRVING SITS. NV
Double garage and living quarters,
ideal for workshop; $3.50 per mo.
Call PENNY APOSTOLIDES, RE.
1924 or EN-. 3-5578. --5
GARAGE FOR RENT. auto or stor-
age. 5715 18th st. NV. ia. g.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. near ocean
--Furn., 4 and 9 rm. pvt. apts.,
summer or yearly rental. JOSEPH
NEEDLE, 123 8. Vermont ave. s.
REHOBOTH BEACH - For July
rental, attractively furnished cot
tsee. ocean block, 8 bedrms. Cal
BEACH COTTAGE, modern conven-
fences; 3 bedrooms; S75 week: j
mi. north Of Ocean City. Md. at
Fenwick. NO. 7-7925. IS
BETHANY BEACH, DEL: - Rental
office. 4th and Atlantic. open Sat-,
Sun, for all types ants, and cot
taseS; r,I pickinson Ma o3sa 13si. L. T.
OCEAN CITY. MD.-Furn. apis. for
rent all new new zoo ..t ~; from rs, Hcean' ln
VIRGINIA BEACH. vA.-ocean-
kitchen and dinette ea.; sleeps 8;
electric kitchen. screened porch.
Write or call r. H. VAss. Danville,
OCEAN CITY, MD. t4bth St., for
sale-Custom- built. insulated, mod
ern cottage; lovely ocean view: ire-
place. roof sun deck. large living
modern-eouipped kitchen; Sill. 500.
Financed. Open June and 8.
Call Otis 1881. after Sunday. 20
OCEAN CITY. MD.-Loyely 1-bedrm.
apt, sleeps 4. well furn.,. LIST a..
parking free: week. month rate:
screened-tn porch; reas. WA. z
6205. -
REHOBoTH BEACH-New rambler,
ocean block; beautifully furnished.
including Bendix. Call Ia. 9-S911.
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w'T'RfRoNT PROP. FOR SALE

COBB ISLAND, MD. - Weterffont
cottage for immediats sale; mod
ern. completely furn. La. e-se9s.
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Salesman on Property
Saturday and Sunday

COLORED
Exclusive built-up community Of fine
detached homes in Northeast Wash
ington; building sites on grade,
sewer. water, sidewalk. paved
streets, alley; adj. to Monastery
grounds. 53x100- #: $b.250, cash
only. Call Ii, 1894. between 30,
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SILVANHURST
Acreage Tracts
8 TO 6 ACRES OF LANE
Is MINUTES TO D. C.

These beautiful tracts o.
land are located in historic
old Southern Maryland ir
Prince Georges and Charles
Counties.
There are cleared tracts anc
wooded tracts on and of
the paved highway. The
soil is suitable for Southern
trees, hedges, berries and
flowers. Churches and
schools are available. High
tension electric lines and
telephone wires in front OF
the subdivision. Use water
from well and septic tank
for sewage.
Get away from the noise and close
ness of city life. 90 to the open
spaces, where the Oak, Beech, Pop
lar Cedar and the Pines have grown
beautiful and stately over the long,
long years. These acreage estates
viii be sold on easy terms at the
price OF $3.50 to $3.50 and up, per
acre. A liberal discount will be al
lowed for all cash. Buy land for q
home or investment, act. now the
number Of sites Is limited.
Upon completion Of .. s. Route 3O1
and Maryland Route No. 5. now
called Branch avenue, the Southern
Maryland distances will be very
greatly reduced. These great dual
lane highways are comparable 10
the nationally known great turn
pixies Of other States.
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AUTOS. TRUCKS WANTED

SOUTHERN DEALER, in town this
week will pay cash for ali makes
CADII.LACs, OLDSMOBILEs AND
MERCURYS needed for Western
market, Bonus cash price paid for
extre-nice cars. Call AID. 1882.
BLASS & CLARK, cor. of N. Capitol
RANCH WAGON 1854; any make,
good condition. Box 326-K. Star.
STATION WAGON 1854 4-dr.. in
good condition: prefer 8 PASSENGER.
Cash available. LO. 4-0670.
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VACATION WONDERLAND

VACATION WONDERLAND
OCEAN VIEW, VA.
Completely furnished 3-bedrm.
modern apartment for rent by VIZ,
or month: fishing. swimming, golf
and resort. Write for reservations,
PAGE @ @HEEBERT, ss. sso2 NsyyO|s NsEpS|srt
Madison 3-0063. %
i. YEAR-ROUND COTTAGE. com.
prising four bedrooms, two full
baths, living room, dining room.
completely furnished: oil heat. not.
air forced heat: storm windows and
screens throughout; one-car garage.
lot I0Ox100 beautifully land
scaped); possession 30 days.
2, .Elegant, bedroom. three
and-a-half bath. ocean front SUM
mer residence, in excellent neigh
borhood, overlooking the ocean. Two
large living rooms, hardwood hoors,
four fireplaces. kitchen, buffers
pantry, maids quarters over four
car garage; one-half acre OF ground.
You will have to see this property
to appreciate its elegance and ap-
pointments. This is an estate sale.
Shown by appointment only.
3. Still available, modern cottages
for rent for the season OF July
and August in Henlopen Acres. or
Rehoboth proper. Phone or write
HARRY NJ GRIEVES, Realtor. Box
Ia. Rehoboth Beach. Delaware.
Enuue fbUl. US Il
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$50 A WEEK AND UP
IS MINUTES FROM D. C.
Woodland Beach and Selby- On The
Bay; clean cottages. nr. beach, with
all mod. conventences: finest bath
ing, fishing and boating. Call Mrs.
Barton, CO. 3-e323. or KAY
REALTY CO.. West River 4934, ct
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p0TOMAC NM

fO1OMaO, NIL.
: able 70 those desiring q custom
built home in this deiishtfui COM
munity. Complete buildng, aTehi-
tectural. and financing services
available. Call Mr.. Carr. Jr.. P0.
2-4304 or Ma. S-6093.
OLIVER T. CARR
BUILDER
%
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BUY $4,000 square feet
of land for ST 800 equal
in area to Is lots.
60x120.
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STUDY THESE PRICES

As an example, We offer corner lot
No. 4, containing over. 4 acres OF
about l75.0O0 square feet Of land
and Is equal to the area OF "a lots
each 80xI2O. The price for this
lot 70 f fronting 0oa on the paved highway
Another example is lot 16 on the
new, street being built BY u.s. con, con,
iS5. 900 square feet Of land. which
is equal In area to % lots each
6Ox129. The price Of this lot Is
Directions. Drive out Pa. ave. s.e:,
over the Sousa Bridge to Branch
ave, south on Branch ave, or Mary
land Route No, :; cross =; 6; Route G
wine to the paved road leading to
the right at Baden grocery store;
still south. bearing to right, past
Emmanuel Methodist Church on
Horsehead I'd. to our sign and
Silvanhurst.
Salesman on Property
Saturday and Sunday
Call any evening, Saturday
or Sunday, Mr.. Magnitzky,
LII. 4-1135; Mr.. Nicely, 10.
1892, or Mr.. Beall, HO.
2-1978, or Mr.. Turner's
residence, Fairview 2-5021.
BEALL TURNER & co.
11o5 VERMONT AVE.
Ho. 2-1s7s MA. s-6l3l
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KITTY HAWK, N. c.
COTTAGES. NEW FuRN, At BEAU.
IHUL .,SQuTHERN sHQRxs." PH.
IN. 2-eos1 On 10. e.2t0z.
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

WANTED-one or two acres, no
dealer; vicinity Arcola. sprins
WE NEED "LOTs OF LOTs"-ws
buy sell Pr. Geo. Co. lots. acre
age. Spot cash for quick sale.
]. VICTOR DICKEY. AP. 7-S0S0.
-4
PRIVATE PARTY wants from owner.
good lot; reasonable price, close in;
andria areas. ia. $685., mornings.
5s
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4 S O A c r e s

4 . v "A c + e S
Softly rolling, mostly cleared; about
L mile OF state road and large
stream on prop; large. mod. 2
story home huge barn, swimmins
vile on Bull Run. Price reduced
to SS5,000. IA, 2-52S0. -
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4-sEpRM. sE9 By a sEIcK A!;E 8 HOME 81

4-BEDRM. BRICK HOME
SELBY-ON-T -THE-BAY
New year-round home. tiled bath,
GE kit. oil warm-air heat; frepl.
and porch; S15,450. Open sat. and
Sun. OWNER. AP. 7-46Sl. -5
BEAUTIFUL WATERFRONT HOME
b rooms. baths, maids quarters, oil
heat. picture windows, large screen.
ed yeranda: shaded 6/10 acre tract;
119 feet Of excellent sand beach on
lower Potomac River. near Piney
Point: $4,000.
Also other attractive waterfront
JAMEs aSmss' wAR1No A. SON 1.o,.,..
town, Maryland, Greenwood 6-603l
Paul H. HAYWARD. Greenwood 6-3sa5
$4,000 CASH, $50 MO.
Cottage nestled in shade and fruit
trees; bedrms,. attic. firepl.,
screened porc1es; fine cond.; fur
nished; sleeps 10: located Neeid
Estate Shore Colony, Plum Point,
Md FRED BURGESS. LU. 2-1s7I.
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AuToMoTIvE MlscELL.

FORD 1850 TRANSMISSION with
overdrive, UN. 4-2lI3 or see at
4405 71st ave-. Landover Hills, Md.
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AVIATION

HAVE SOME OPENINGS. Leyser Fly.
ing Club Club consists Of T Craft,
Cessna and 4-place PAGERS. Radio
LEYSER, OV. 8-5624.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS FOR RENT
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Bay Ridge, Md.
OVERLOOKING
Thomas Point Light
On
Beautiful Chesapeake Bay
81 BAY DIR.
Completely Furnished

One Of the best Of the
many beautiful homes in this
popular location; situated
high on q million-dollar view.
Consisting Of a large screened
front porch with French doors
opening to living room and
dining room, ultramodern de
luxe kitchen in maple finish,
plus modern buffers pantry
and powder room on first
floor; four lovely private bed
rooms and bath on second
noor; hoored attic with in
sulation and permanent go
in. fan giving air circulation
to all 4 bedrooms; full base
ment with knotty-pine recre-
alton room and bar. utility
room with oil air-conditioned
heat and 66-gallon hot-water
heater. plus lavatory and
shower with 4 dressing rooms
for guests. Guesthouse with
double garage. maids room.
shower and 3 dressing rooms
on first floor; complete apart
ment consisting of 2 rooms,
kitchen. bath and screened
porch on second hoor. The
many fine features are too
numerous to describe; rea-
sonably priced at $37,500,
with excellent financing.
OPEN SUNDAY, 1-e
Directions: Bay Ridge IN.
trance fnlloW Enrraxut v0aA
70 Bay drive, turn right 10
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REDUCED TO $500
Sylvan Shores. Only 80 min. from
.. c. -Cozy little summer cottage,
ideal for your vacation. Terms
arranged. Others from $500 and
up, closer to water. Call MRS.
RAWLETT, CO. 3-5650.
SELBY-ON-THE-BAY
Beautiful little cottages In this pvt
community with clean beach and
clubhouse; nr. water. Only $6,050
on terms.
WOODLAND BEACH
Year-round homes. nr. beach. school.
stores and transp. Prices start at
$4,950. Many cottages to select
from. Priced on terms you can
aaas1s hansls. Call MRS. BARTON. CO.
l ACRE ON WATER
Cadle Creek, nr. Rhodes River. Ideal
boat harbor; $4,000 on terms
LOTS, FROM $100 UP
Call Mt our Selby ONCE on Route 214,
West River 4934
KAY REALTY co.
RA. $4,000 Ewes. RA. 3-051S
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IL ACRES
Near sewer and water; level. partly
clear and some wooded with at
tractive 8-room house, with hot
property In q fast growing com
munity. Price, $4,000.
Shannon & LuchS Co.
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LOWER, PoTOMAC. opposite Jeffer-
son son, lSland @ Fishing Club, 55 miles
ing. frame house. 4 bedrms., 3
baths; attractively furnished In
cludes freezer, 2 refrigerators
tools, power lawn mower, good
outboard motor and 14-ft, skiff;
shrubs. shade trees, lawn slopes 10
waterfront; new pier; artesian
well; other attractive features;
WICOMICO--6 rooms and bath. en-
tirely furnished, including dishes.
Kitchen utensils, new refrigerator.
electricity. gas. telephone, row
boat: approx. 2 acres: nice shrubs
and shade trees: good grabbing and
fishing. $1C.500. Loulie P. Dodson.
q Plata 1892. representing 6AN-
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OPEN SUNDAY, 1-s

Directions: Bay Ridge IN.
trance. follow Farragut road
70 Bay drive, turn right TO
Open" sign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-06
Winds Lash Britain
And Hold Up Liner

LONDON. Oct. 6 Wind,
with gusts up to 10 miles ar
hour dashed the British Isle!
today, disrupting shipping anc
blasting a trail Of damage along
the west coast. No fatalities
were reported.
The driving winds kept the
IS3, 673-ton British liner, Queen
Elizabeth, carrying 1,186 passen-
gers on board, in her South
|ampton berth, forcing her to
miss sailing to New York. The
liner will try to sail on the high
tide tomorrow afternoon.
But the 53,329-ton United
States, which was at another
Southampton berth was able To
get away safely with the wind
on her stern. Y
The winds brought heavy
rains and floods to some parts
|of the country. Last night
London was drenched by one oil
Its heaviest transforms In weeks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-06

ltoy motor scooters. That ex
plained the brief case, he said.
The pistol? Nebbiai said h,
carries 1t for protection on thu
road" Yesterday. he said, h,
forgot the weapon was in tn,
brief case.
The Judge then wanted tt
know how he came to visit tn,
White House.
People at the Patent ONCE en-,
lcouraged him to find quiet
place to prepare brief neces.
Isary for his patent, Nebbia
explained.
Looking for Library
II don't know Washington" hi
added. II Just kept walking aim.
lessly. I found myself behind 9
group Of people and they were
making a left turn. / followed
them in. looking for a library
"You mean to tell the court
that you didn't recognize the
building?" blurted Judge Malloy
II swear 1t on OATH" calmly
replied the defendant.
Haven't you ever seen a pic
ture Of the White House?" pur-
sued the judge.
"Not the view I entered" Nab
biai asserted, just before being
led OF under 81. 900 bond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-06
|AIqerion Issue Stalled
In y. n. by Big Powers

cause Paris withdrew its delega-
ltion from the General Assembly
and its committees rather thar
submit to debate on Algeria.
TO Hear 'sIliegar' Groups
In the q. N. Trusteeship Com
Imittee. delegates voted So to II
to hear statements from three
organizations which the French
have declared illegal in the
French Cameroons.
British Delegate Henry Hop
Ikins warned that France has
full power of administration In
the Cameroons and the commit
tee should not hear the illegal
organizations unless it wanted
Ito override decisions of the
French government. His state
Iment indicated a belief that an
audience for the organizations
could only be offensive to the
French.
The committee decided to hear
them anyway, along with state
Iments from an organization in
Togoiand. also under French adj
ministration, and one from SOM
Ialiland, under Italian admin
Stration.
In doing so, the COMMITTEES
ignored a last-ditch argument
by Australia and Belgium that
even il these organizations should
be heard, the normal forum
would be the trusteeship council
rather than the General Assem-
Ibly's Trusteeship Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-06

Charles Bell, president Of the
local, smilingly announced shortly
before noon that we've got all
the ingredients for a settlement.
Both he and Charles j. Hodge
assistant vice president of the
firm, said they hoped to reach
terms today.
Banks and other business firms
used their own employees TO trans
port currency, checks and other
papers.
Banks reported they were not
seriously affected by the strike.
The Treasury Department and
Washington Clearing House, the
banks principal sources Of cash
said they were not injured by
the tieup.
The firms hardest hit by the
strike were places that depend
on armored car pickups several
times during the day.
After the strike was supended,
the first armored car rolled
away loaded with cash for banks
lat 1856 am. Within an hour,
a half-dozen trucks were on the
road.
Strikers emphasized they
would resume picketing once
the company vault was emptied,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-06
White House Is AIlergiic
To Guns, Visitor Finds

An absent minded invento
today said he sauntered into tn,
White House carrying a rs au'
tomato under the impression HI
was entering a public library
but his story failed to convincs
a Municipal Court judge.
Despite his solemn oath thai
he was that confused, Joseph J
Nebbiai. 80, Of New York, wal
convicted Of carrying a dead,
weapon.
Skeptical Judge John j. Nal.
10y referred the case to the couri
probation Office for thorough
study pending sentencing after
observing:
This gentleman Is either very
naive or stupid. I can't believe
he's stupid"
Pistol In Brief Case
Nebbiai was arrested by White
House police yesterday when
they became suspicious Of the
brief case he was carrying under
his arm. The weapon was found
inside.
Judge Malloy listened as Neb-
biai told how it all came about
The defendant said he came
here from New York last Sunday
to see about getting q patent or
improvements he has devised fol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-06
Auto Rums Group
Aiding Victim

KALAMAZOO, Mich. Oct.
R.--A car coming over the
crest Of hill today plowed into
a group Of school bus passengers
trying to aid a motorist whose
car had overturned. Two per-
sons were killed and seven In
Ijured.
The dead were 14-year-old
James F. Bailey Of nearby Plain
well and Roy Thayer, So, driver
lof the bus.
MIR. Thayer had halted his bus
to take on passengers when a
car came over the hill and
slammed on the brakes to avoid
the bus. The car skidded or
the rain-slippery road and ran
into a ditch.
Mr.. Thayer and some IS to 30
children aboard the bus and
other bystanders ran to help
the driver. AS they stood in
the road another car, driven by
Mrs. Mary Lou Arndt, rs. came
over the hill and ran into the
group.
Mrs. Arndt's car overturned,
but she escaped with cuts and
bruises. She was held for in
vestigation. The first motorist,
Robert Sullivan, SO, was not
injured.
Three Of the injured were In
serious condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-06
IGSA Asked to Abolish
18th Street Porking Lot
Fine Arts Commission Urges Move
To Make Park of Greet PIuzo' Site

cilities elsewhere and carry out
plans to reclaim the Great Plaza
and to complete it in harmony
with the Straus Memorial Foun-
tain and the architecture Of the
surrounding buildings"
Linton r. Wilson, commission
secretary told The Star 1t Is not
feasible to construct underground
parking facilities in the Great
Plaza because of the high water
table there.
A spokesman at GSA had no
immediate comment on the Fine
Arts Commission request for
abolition Of the parking lot.
The five-year lease with the
"A. q B. Parking Co. runs until
October 16. 1858. but 1t carries
o provision for termination on
90-day notice after 10 months
of occupancy. The lease began
nearly two years ago. The rental
is $16.433.33 . month.
A commission announcement
said the members today care
fully considered areas facing on
or within the governmental areas
of the Nations Capital which
have been allowed to deteriorate
to q point where they destroy
the monumental appearance
which the designers Of the city
intended them to have"
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those in Asia and Africa-to ease
Iup on this touchy colonial issue
lat least for the next 10 days.
AS a result, the U. N. Political
mmittee--composed Of all
u. N. members-agreed unani-
Imously late yesterday to call W
Iatoms-for-peace proposals as the
first item to be considered.
The committee. departing from
normal custom, did not try to
decide when to take UP Other
items on its Notwithstanding
Algeria and Morocco.
Headed on Clash
Big Power delegates who
plotted this course knew that
even a procedural debate would
bring heated statements on AL.
Igeria. They specifically talked
Israel and some Latin American
delegates out Of a proposal Il
cali UP the Algerian item ane
kill it. The Asian-African states
made clear they would not re.
main quiet while the Algerian
item was Shelved.
What to do with Algeria viii
not become a problem until the
atoms-for-peace debate is COM
pleted. perhaps In about 10 days
1t was clear, however. that the
Asian : African bloc has moi
dropped its needing Of France
on the colonial issue simply be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-06
Surplus U. S. Wheat
Promised Yugosluys

BELGRADE. Yugoslavia. Oct.
Is R.-The- Yugoslay government
says the United States is going
Ito ship 1t 100000 tons Of Ameri-
can surplus wheat.
The governments weekly Eco
lnomic Review said last night the
wheat agreement was reached
during the recent visit of United
States Deputy Undersecretary Of
State Robert Murphy. The Re-
view added that Mr.. Murphy as
sured the Yugoslavs they would
get considerable quantities Of
other American surplus farm
products.
President Tito's government
was reported especially inter-
Iested in importing cotton.
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Pie,s.. on Pose A.1S


originally intended. It Is known
as the Great Plaza, In which
the Straus Memorial Fountain
stands, just east Of the Com
merce Department.
At the same time. the commits.
sion expressed the hope that thu
temporary buildings that inter
fere with the vista between thu
Lincoln Memorial and the Wash.
ingto Monument viii soon be
torn down. The commission
said 1t is glad GSA has ordered
Temporary Building v on Penn
sylyania avenue. between Four
teenth and Fifteenth streets
NV. vacated.
Commissioner Of Public Build
ings Service Peter A. Strobel OF
GSA told the Washington Metro
politan Chapter Of the American
Institute of Architects on Tues
day that his agency plans to
demolish all temporary buildings
south Of Constitution avenue In
the next three to i've years.
Resolution Adopted
The Fine Arts Commission to-
day adopted this resolution
which 1t forwarded to Admins
traitor Edmund F. Mansure Of
GSA:
"For almost 20 years now the
Great Plaza adjacent to the
Commerce, Labor and Post Office
Department Buildings has beer
as a blighted outdoor garage in
the very heart Of the Nations
Capital almost at the foot Of
the Washington Monument.
Numerous proposals to land
scape the area have been made
but have not been carried out In
spite of the support Of two for
mer Presidents Of the United
States. AS an undeveloped area
the General Services Administra-
ton continues to lease the Great
Plaza to a private concern for
car-parking purposes.
inappropriate Use
THE members Of the Commits
sion of Fine Arts consider the
use of such Government park
space as in the highest degree
inappropriate and have today
unanimously resolved to recon-
mend to the General Services
Administration that efforts be
to develop parking IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-06
Arius Has Checkup

PANAMA, Oct. s R.-Pres-
ident Ricardo Arias was in q
private hospital today for what
his doctors described as a routine
medical checkup. DR.. Luis VAL
larino said the 42-year-old chief
executive Is not i'll and would be
in the hospital two or three days.
He was admitted last night.