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D0DGE Sc a.doof: heater equipped.
Car No. a6s-A. Only $sil5 with
liberal trade and terms 3O-day
warranty MONROE FORD. 500
WIS, ave NV. Wo. $4,000. Omen
ewes. ~ . pm
DODGE 81 cdr Coronel. gyro.:
Ssge. AoRNERss COR. Buick
Dealer; Fla. ave. M. e 9Th. II.
D61G1 1850 4-dr. sedan: ORIG. nay
dnllhs sxcsufionails clean car: has
iass o's si IS Il Tar; TRiiEw ao1ToR CO. 81
9Th and Fla. ave, ne. II. 1-i53S.
DoDCEs.-1aBd s-door sedars: 2 TO
CHOOSE FRONT Orig ne1f srny
nnish like new automatic tr1ne.,
/. and h.; spollesa lnterloEs Zach
iust S095 et TREW MOTOR CO..
Seh and Fla ave. ne II I'll 1872.
DODGE 1892 c1tonet club eoupe.
smart -iockins shell STAY -;
s s1sds Ssdo2 ssrms: sank s smRss
\ $500, fun price kirk MOTOR
CO. 1000 decrsis ave. IA. 9-4s00.
R0RD 81 Country sedan va station
wagon: beaut e-tonc FurdCr, 5
scatter; r.. h, | owners Ike new.
" 2fM0El NNNs fIEtHA. DNM& 4t3NME NJ
81 900 full price. KIRK MOTOR
co.. 1000 deofEia ave. IA. d.
FOND 80 Custom aS't Fordor: nav.
less green nEish: r. HI osd.; extra
clean. mechanically excel. Trade
and terms. $49S ftiil price KIRK
MOTOR CO.. 1000 0eorsie ave.
ia. o-4el0, -
FORD 1864 skyliner victoria: half
plastic ton: car only used mos;
driven 2, 300 miles: {. And b.. Ford
cmatic. N.-w, tires, turn signals.
auto. window washer custom -
tone interior: car Just broken IN !.
cost $1,000. viii sacrifice for 81, sos:
or best ofief. Write OWNER, Pest
once Boy ks6S, Bethesda Nd. -
FORD 1881 5-pass. club epe; :. and
h. cd, turn siEnals; Driven % 900
mi. Car used few miles daily on
short trips to waiter Reed Hagps
Has no scratches OF dents. Like
hrend-neN inside and out eersieed
e local Ford deelef. esery 8 Wka.I
Must see 70 appreciate VIII sac,
for $500 or hest offer. Gail OWNER.
4 he 4@44n3 20
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WHEEI. ar me
PoNTIAc 50
sos DOWN

Wv - - w.
.loss, hydIsmatie; lowest a.
rates IN town,
CARS, INC.
15g FLORIDA AVE. NE.
TX. 3-90d3 .3
P0NTlACS-s6I 4-dr.: hydrh.. I.
and Nj Ike new: S70D; '52 con-
yerkihle hydra. and b..
$s99; ss3 y-dr., hydra. I. and h
81 100: sb5 CHIEF aSs. hydra, i.
and 81. $3.50 HORNETS COR.
Bufrk Dealer. Fla, ave-. NE. At 9th.
Ii e-6464.
PONTIAC 1850 Chieftain de laxe
4-df.: hedfamatic. new Wv. tires,
battery and seat coyefsi Z. and ~:
beaut blue fnishs Ike new. @b25.
PONTIAC 50 cnisffaln Dc luxe :
cylinder station wagon; 2-tone blue.
equipped: S1s4g5.
Capitol adiIlac- Odds
1922 end 81 NV. ST. $4,000
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALT
BANNING a SONS

PLYMoUTH 40 IL luxe l-door; Z.
trldc-ln. S3{6. Take d. s. 20
nNNyArrnYr-g rSN1res
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VII lNSs I2sssssa sncg Rs' Pa. ssaa
Cl7kYR0EET 81 siz1ilf 1-do0r stas
ttop Nake{ : and h.s 9oyergiide.
only S1s6g5 Car No, z2Q-A iin-
s ssty srsss s sps ssI FR ao sio y W.
ave. nv. Wo. e-eO00 Open ewes.
I'll 3 81 m
cHExR0LKTs 50 4-dr. power
eiide a.: $3.50 50 cdr. power.
flide. S6ae. HoHNER'6 COR.
Buick Dealer Fla. ave ne ct 9Th
St. II 6-34e4
CHEFR0EET SIS 4@dr. 81 o.: over
drive 4 and h Nv tlfest Sts19p,
HoRNEEH BUICK downtown. ~
18th. pT 5.3o93. -
rHEvR0LK1 1854 cdr sedan;
orig lishf blue fnish, Ike new;
..e.eE J. sc g coslss. interior: sea l.
SnIs ss ,ias q hi re Th I'M H n b
co atii snd IA. svs. n.ss "A.
cHEyR0LET 1ots eonyextlkls erirI
black ainlsns with radio NKeeilens
4 k1inHifG eonditirS :. $3.50 takes Il
away TIEElN 11AssoQR Cos 9TH
and EiG xse Ase.s III 1sf143
cMEF gask p no. vs. E-dr. So
dan black p0NeEeli6e heatef.
other extrAs, purchased AuBl,ztt
5000 g l sli. &c Eeiils ess5sss s,o n zee 's
CjlEY, 81 Bsi All ststion Naeon:
14s994 1ll.e4s heater; Hood co14 !
$3.50 HI 3<a1a6. ---3
G<[kY ~ z-c5or Eiestmasfsrf very
tieeH INTERIOR cztTinal paint. radio.
hsss iss 3 s.s 81 e; s 81 SIS
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LANL9AN~A4&AEN& DEALER
4zAA RlaaenA1nrE I'd. AR h
E0Kq .H4 eWniiner Fietcria: /. ai5f
Nv tlftS3 2stons blue and afay:
this car oaix 81 1875 Hffk
4pAs!a $3.50 o.. ~ NJ. f i;UIl
snsssss sisss ss siss avn ssss s ~
credit approsel call ~. 1900.
EQ1D ~ keeut 1pder SC VEN
Conn. Ssss NV. IN s.ssio
tUAy 1885 e-eyl xfaxfon Wofon;
c.ll LSdd6n. * 5000 81 10 d
rom 'sy RaIfIans town ssdan !:
orao1natic. :. md Il -. tires;
ptrlect condition. De. z4439l -
t1AD 80 VS. I1dnf extfes, tcsl
9Iley. DE. a-B1s6. 81 Boz 1908.
=
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CHEFROLET 81 de luxe etyleIInc;
shadow gray 1890 miles. can
day Tx a-ate0, Ext 11do. HAIR
cHEyROAE1 sk5; owner vim trade
eQnlfy for small foreign car. Call
RA. S-e331 after 5 Pm. -
GEfEyR0LE4 is ccngertibie vs.: :.
and b., pouffslIde. WV. tires.
TURQUOISE and tvory 900 miLeal
MOTOR CO... INC. 1902 Es-W. hwy
fH Ca. ave.ls silver Spfine, Nd.
W 9-4s10
CHEVROLET $50 Bel Az eiuh sedan:
regal blue body. EnpWShoe white ton.
" and HI uaWefGlioe. custom seat
cdHefS. fiesta wv rims. etc II yon
lie GheyYoiet this y III 81 "a.
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FORD SIS
S1Qs HDWN
vtelpfia, power eteerinR Eordamakie.
perfect condition and appearances;
CARS, INC.
iss gLoaIDsA u AVE N

FORD s55 Thundefbird the most
unusual sport car IN town. has 2
tops. one hnrofop and one con-
yettihie. must be seen and driven
to be appreciated. can ~ $4,000.
BILL ROSS. 7400 Ga. ava. nv
FORD s53 customiine VS. Fprdor.
EoEdomatlc. and b. @fs0e9
HQRNkAH BUICK Downtown. I'LL
gcassD IS aTS Sdor equipped. $500
HQRNERsS COR Buick Dealer,
Ela ave ne ct 9Th. II. 6-6f64.
RQRDS50 Fniriane Tndors. 3 10
choose from. Fordomatie, /. and
A.. turn eignnls; Wv. tires: a01 :
h.p. engine. only rs miles on this
cnei Bank rate financing avail
able S3p5 On. SILVER SPRING
MOTOR CO., INC. 1902 E-W.
hMy. at O.. ave- 81 9p1.; Nd.
10. $500
FORD sR4 VS. club sedan: Ilisfrcus
-tone blue finish. r. h. FoFdonatie
arrive. custom seat covers, etc. For
the Ford man. this IS III 81 s946.
MOf1tQOYl1nYV~Stl1l1f1g
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htA@4 &ZtNttk4 IA 1tkttE IN =, ~ t4A4lIf4
3zih BladenShnrg IA kf go
FORD 1853: Eordon1sfic: fuzzy
equipped: exeellent eotiditionf 81
e4b: DE- 2-e02B until 5 nm. IN.
2-eJ2o after 2 pm. a
FORD 81 Victoria kot1omatie Z.
and q. excel eofid Au $4,000.
r6 81 s YSst si n,.,S,l REn 49,, Ss.,
eedAli RADIO heater. 0Ferdript.
hfand.neW wssW tires. dinioniak
rem ssnsass .s seol a. s cf.s s5 81 Il
fQHQ 1854 CpztoIniine N1s Eofdor.
FofdonAalic. heater NV. tires: 1
owner services agents tfs2e6.
E0Rn sss Fardor Faifli1k: every
kncNr asessscts 0snsa ~ diples-
FORD s62 Viet1ria VS. h1Tdt61. Bet
elAck body arctic white t1D. NnSie
All heater and d<ff1ster. Nsak toF-
ca Wv. ttres ste. Real hafdE6p
vAltlx &l.04S
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FORD 1888 va cns{onliEn7 In4cf;
and NJ llftclIonQf eieilals. foo1
ont@pNnef Tar. aU4faf ted Sli96.
WHEEL En- INC
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ss00 HAITo AVE.. uN. $3.50 Z
CaHfsEER 1852 impefial 4-dr.;
ssskss. sc. and ana sshes iestSirss. 4
clean orlesoNnef car. guaranteed:
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pOD0E % Col01et 4-dooF 81d1nl
tires: orieinsl black shins midi.
Must SELF Seq5 Take u 8 70
BANNING a SONS
$500 BALTo AVE- ON. 4-slau
poDdEs AND FLYMoBTHe: !. and
a. essd s1 ns~ 80 sFiEs 2 ssrs se9 3
choose from. An under 84o0. w
got them We can't eat them SO
down, IS week. Take D. "a
BANNING a. SONS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-11-01
CADILLAC sc ..Bsv ssdsh black.
Csnff6i radiilac-OldS

Nar,fTfffs fHa saep Ss2nns hIaeh
ea1ipped ST zas
GrTfts.1 no asfio3 fN1HS
NallNd SauiliaS q 4 H..
12zz IND -. NV. ~. S--utg
cAnll,A Az sss,sgss ,B ssssh i az.
sona.tionlns gewsf sieer,ns s sna
a.yns. -, 49,
5un ~ IS So ss.s,e ses1aA sss,sTr .sa1
ur7F1s 1eesfs Nh - : 49, ri -7<od
p - TX
CADILLAC 59 s6es sedan; Cobalt
lss s ss.sa ssssri isa'' ssa a DoSsr
CaDitof Cadillac-Oi
fess sSssr5 a INV Al a.a8f,o
-. =
CADILLAC 81 coupe: beautiful light
gray with dark gray TOP, fully
equipped mflndinE eles. windeNs'
eondition 3 2s2 49,
SuDufDa0 Gaullldc-OioS
.. HRA ln g SHOPPING cENTEns =.
AA5A4snA. h o1. -. e- ! ~.
CADAal.A0 ons piAsAs gt.. tt119Ne'
seaE ma p nyoss,s - tt na
se@a eesiis IN job
CADILLAC 1871 *62r coupei exqcl-
lent condition owner. &306. Call
FL. 3-339o.
S,Anua6c s5s II Dorado: new.
hcaeht and never used On account
OF sickness. MR. MlLQRs 2tl@
Wyomins ave, no. a-1l15. ~
chnHIAC ssa eor9ertibis: $4,000
miles; power brakes: like new;
tubeiess tires; S2,2ea IA. e-0090.
~
CADILLAC s5a Coupe de Vile, $4.-
3H5; fully equtpped y every way;
best buy ANYWHERE nnnneing AZ
rsnsed ieI snyene Mlsn E9oa eEeais.
zS6n f pis1 Rn eaSs 4a ea a afs.
nv Z =
<sAns.1 ....... 80 !,
tnne f,nssS. s NV fifess o1weS
sfeeril,es rsl3 brnkes. @Jnst IKE 4
shoW nieceIi' Sii0S dfl SILVER
STRING MOTOR Coz INC, 1907
Es1W. hwy. Dat ID. sfe.N. Sit. 8ps.
nd N. o.4600.
CADrrIac 1855 series 's2e psvllls;
truly en- OUTSTANDING ear Sisn
heAaxI1ut r1e4e l5llen 1 III
ttls gsss,Iaws 2sws w sesf sdjustof
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"a PONTIAC
SEDAN; yuLtT E6uIeREb: sI.5gg
SA AssHs .T TRApE. TRIMS. OPEN
coAST-IN PONTIAC
407 Pa. Ave. NE. II. e-7a00
sTUDEBAKKR 80 Champion 2-dr. :
RADIO heater. oEeedrive: low mile
aee; good mechanical condition and
1896 after 5 pm. -
IsTUDEBAKER 80 Landcrulser; ex-
Tinterissd; - ewnsr dovt All ti
\ leaving sacrifice n. and H. cd,
hiilhoider wing euaFdE. AD. p
1447i RA. 6-0e3g as
srUDEBAKER sbs Commander VS.
Aports coupe: hittefsWeet tor. A.
lantic 9rav body. custom interior.
automatic drive, Wv. tres cisma-
tier. etc.. 1000 actual miles. $50
and your 30 or 81 car may be
s shae down ssEment. Like new 81
Neutrality-suspicious.
ais sIsdsnssaarrss Rd'. ~ .ssss
lsTpDEBAKER Sc hafdtop cham
pion; Z. and b., Cd; S649. HoR-
ave, ne. Il 9Th IL 5-6464.
lsTUDEBAKEn 1852 Commander
see as; I and s.J d 9 %. : speciaI 4
F6HD 1876 EeSfsMeef 49, ar
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91WNfNf3 y SONS

CHNYsEER 80 Windsor convertible;
I. aud 81 W:~ws tires leather seats;
eEesn EEssE WITH : biask tcp. sos
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NASH 1es3 Rambler station wagon;
blue tinfeh; Z. and HI, oferdrive;
one owner: excellent mechanical
condition: S4.0e6.
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CHEyR0EE1 1884 cdr sedan:
orig iiShf blue fnfsh, Ike new;
olse-aRner spotlesE Interior heat
er and seat eUFers Low mileages
Only &4,1Nh sk The TREW MOTOR
80 ith And Fia. svs. n.es ~.
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CHEVROLETN 81 4-df. power
SIDE sdsa re |; 52 q. s,ar. pogsF.
e. II e-l,fez
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DODGE sb2 a-doof; heater equipped.
liberal trade and terms 3l-day
warranty MONROE FQRp. 500
Wis. aye BY. nv wo- $4,000 open
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-11-01

Located d Seminary "a, e DalleyI
SAT. stil g. -
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LIN AIALAE &E4N NlIot1L AIIM<
Lander 44df. smart looking biu1t
tirs . tlptos df.xss
teFns: bank rates. $500 iull prica.
XIX MOTOR GO 1000 GeqEelA
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,dillac.0ds

1879 2snd St. NW ST, $4,000
CADILLAC 50 coupe. beautiful 1ight
gray with dark gray top. fully
equipped. ineindin1 cleo, Windows
power steeflnf ana brakes, new
condition; s. 595
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-11-01

CHEVROLET b3 ID luxe 9-d0or
radio. hester, seat cogerss ike nep
fifnI shane: only SSnB; aafcky test
e. tor yollr protection: se-da'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-11-01

oEDS s55 s0gS Holiday eonsSc: S1sS.
ei1l lIatlf nnlSh. power sIssrine and
power bfakes 2ll2 y. Rocket en-
zlnes Continental hit, wire wheels
40 dtaks eif-cond.: S3,6ps
Capitol Cadillac Olds
1879 2snd 81 NV qI. $1,000
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OLOS 81 '08H 1-dooF. oqUInD1G
with poRef steering power brakes,
i1Tdramatie drive. radio. heater,
tinted ElAsss original green and
sssT yssx .s Cen e ss. SEznsS
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aKss. - llFsz. U.s. N1EtlHI7,
Iiburban Cadillac lds

BETHEsDA. Nd OF. 6-71O0
CADIIIAC 5s 1897 sedan. Cobalt
gray finish. fully equipped inciud-
ms power sssFrins and power
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s alliaslsS' " sUsislsoSv cs ss9oS
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MOntgon1erY tubbS

MERCURY 1858 Monterey hardtqp
;oS sse.n 5aga sons sed .s sSSs s's
ttTiof, r. and ~ Wv. tires. Eae-
ssfing eseFadEiys. stc Real hardtop
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assortment in a complete pack
age form which. among other
items. includes a versatile adj
Unstable tool hanger that prom
Uses to solve practically all tool
hanging problems.
The package consists of an
assortment of six screwdrivers
made up Of: one wv" stubby
driver. one h~x2" pocket clip
driver, one No. l Phillips. one
3/10"x5" round blade, one K~x5"
round blade and one 5f16"x6"
square blade. All Of these screw
drivers are equipped with a spe-
cially designed handle with a
deep f1uted vacuum grip for
safety. The blades are precision
engineered, made Of chrome
vanadium steel.
Next there is a board approxi-
mately 12"x24" with /" perfora-
ton centers, and eight special
hangers with 20 hanger hooks.
Particular attention is called to
these hangers and the clever
designing which gives them YER
satility and supporting strength.
Made of steel and cadmium
plated to prevent rusting, these
hangers consist of the bracket
and the hooks. The bracket is
2 inches in width, coming to a
point at the lower center, giving
it a height of 11s inches. Each
bracket is equipped with three
ears. one at each top side and
one In the center tip. The front
Of the bracket has four sockets
punched to receive the tool
hanger hooks. and spaced vi
inch apart. When inserted these
hooks protrude about Q inches
outward and point slightly up
ward. They remain firm and will
not rotate.
In use. the bracket ears are
inserted into the boards holes,
giving the holder a 3-point snug
grip. thereby eliminating wab-
bling of any kind. The bracket
hooks are then placed in the
sockets according to the width
desired and the tool to be sup
ported.
There is no limit to the varia-
tons obtainable with these ad-
Unstable hangers.
For further information, write |
MFR. Derwin. Room 100. The Eve
ming Star, Washington. D. c., |
enclosing a stamped fad
dressed envelope.
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BY d. M. DERWIN

A new weatherproof plywood
panel with q phenolic resin and
cellulose fiber surface is a YER
satile medium for residential sid
ling, or paneling kitchens. bath
rooms or laundries.
It is made Of exterior grade FIR
lplywood. to one or both sides of
which is permanently bonded q
smooth overlap sheet Of resin
treated fiber. This protection
prevents checking. swelling and
grain raising and makes the
panel more moisture resistant
according to the maker. The
material is a light buff color and
may be used for interior as well
as exterior applications.
This new weatherproof ply
wood panel is completely free Of
Determination and its hard,
smooth surface resists wear and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-06
This New PIywood Panel
Has Wide Variety of Uses

abrasion. For exterior siding
applications 1t can be used as a
combination sheathing and sid
ing where local building codes
permit. In the finishing Of these
|weatherproof plywood panels.
tests, conducted by the manu-
facturer, reveal that two coats
of paint are sufncient to
thoroughly cover its surface.
The panels come in sizes Of four
by eight. four by nine and four
|by ten feet. Thicknesses are
SIS. %, VI, 70 and " inches.
These panels. which require no
special tools for working, are
light in weight and the overall
sheet prevents splintering, the
maker claims.
Adjustable Tool Hangers
Just recently placed on the
market is a new screwdriver
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-06
Roof Type Indicates
Gutterinu Needs

The number Of feet Of roof
gutter a house needs is deter
mined by the type Of roof it has,
the Housing and Home Finance
Agency reports.
Take a house IS by 80 feet. A
conventional rafter roof on such
"a house needs "a feet of gutter:
"a hip roof 116 feet; q shed roof
80 feet. and a butterfly roof re-
'quires no gutter at all.
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Don't in Puintinq

Don't use regular house paint
on outdoor furniture. Use OUT
door enamel. House paint is
usually made to chalk away
slowly so that it cleans itself. If
used on furniture it may chalk
OF on clothing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-06

Just recently placed on the
market is a new screwdriver
Evening star., 1955-11-25

any direct treaty relationship
with Israel before an Arab
Israeli peace settlement is
reached.
Highly placed sources in Cairo
said Britain is expected to re-
sumo arms shipments to Egypt
early next year. The deliveries
would fill orders placed by
Egypt as long ago as l949. The
British embargoed arms to Egypt
after Cairo Cancelled the British
Egyptian treaty Of 1886. The
embargo was not removed until
the two countries concluded a
ISuez Canal agreement last year.
The Egyptian sources said the
arms shipments would be re-
Isumed as part of a campaign to
counteract Communist bloc
gains since Egypt's September
arms deal with Czechosloyakia.
Israel charged new attacks by
Egypt and Jordan along the Is
raeli frontier.
An army spokesman In Jeru-
salem said an armed Jordanian
band entered Israeli territory
near Mevo Bettar and was driven
of after an exchange of fire.
He also charged that forces in
the Egyptian held GAIA strip
fired on an Israeli plane and
ground positions near Beri on
the Israeli side of the border.
The spokesman reported no cas-
ualties and said the plane was
not hit.
Evening star., 1955-11-25

than either capitalism or social
ism"
Both Mr.. Khrushchev and
Marshal Bulganin appeared to
nod agreement.
The two Russians whose
government is officially atheis-
tic-receiyed in Bombay silver
images of an ancient Hindu god.
the Ganapathi elephant. The
images were presented by Bonn
bays mayor.
The Russians few to PooTla.
a manufacturing center rs miles
southeast OF Bombay. There
they inspected the national de-
fense academy but passed up a
scheduled visit to the national
chemical laboratory.
Official Indian sources said
the Russians probably" viii ex-
tend their Indian tour to spend
a day or two in Kashrpir. The
informants said the Russians
were willing TO visit the colorful
Himalayan state despite the dis
pute over 1t between India and
PakiStaIl.
Evening star., 1955-11-25
|Soviet-Indion ToIks Open
On Red Technical Aid

NEW DELHI, India, Nov. q
IR.--While the Kremin's two
bigwigs are touring India anc
making speeches, their top aide;
here are, examining ways of sup.
plying promised Russian tech
Inical and economic aid to the
Isubcontingent
Indian sources said today talks
on the subject are under way
between high officials Of the
Foreign Office and Soviet FRS
deputy Foreign Minister Andre
A. Gromyko and Deputy Trade
minister Pavel N. Kymukin
They remained in New Delhi
when Premier Bulganin ano
lNikita S. Khrushchev struck oui
ion their tour.
Five Russian mining experts
lalready have reached the capita
Ito advise the Indian government
ON prospecting for oil and non.
ferrous metals.
Marshal Bulganin and Mr.
lKhruschev headed through
lSouthern India's rich agricul-
ltural section today after q two
day visit to Bombay.
4
Denies Soviet Barriers
Mr.. Khrushchev, addressing
1.-THE Indian Soviet Cultural So
lciety in Bombay, claimed that
Russia has torn aside the So
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called Iron Curtain. Chaileng-
ing other countries to open their
frontiers '.ss as we have Ito for
eigners, the Communist Party
boss declared:
mo one who applied for per-
mission to enter the Soviet
Union was refused a visa this
year. Why, we had at least II
American Senators touring Rus
sia this year. ] believe. as well
as farmers, rlewsmen and others.
Does that sound like an Iron
Curtain?"
Editors note--The Star has
repeatedly requested a visa for
its European correspondent.
Crosby S. Noyes, through the
Russian embassies in both
Paris and Washington this
year as well as last year. Re
suits to date: None.)
Mr.. Khrushchev sounded a
warning to the West, saying:
Russia does not stand alone
today. We have many other
countries who think as we do.
and India is among them.
In competition for peace We
are sure to win. The capitalist
press accused me Of making a
slip of the tongue when ! said
that In Moscow--they said my
tongue was loose--but 1t was no
slip. We win not deviate from
the path set for US by Lenin. "
Dislikes Capitalism
He added that he doesn't like
the capitalistic system, and when
/ speak about co-existence 1t is
not for the purpose Of continuing
that system. But ] give de facto
recognition to capitalism and
grant that it does exist"
Mr.. Khrushchev was cheered
when he said Russia would not
beg for co-existence but would
fight for 1t. He declared the Rus
slams "are determined to main
tain and expand world peace. !"
At lunch Mr.. Khrushchev re-
cited the glories of socialism
under Soviet guidance and held
forth on what he called the de-
fects Of capitalism. Finally. Bom-
bay States Chief Minister Mo-
rarji Desai commented:
Here in India. we have a sys-
tenn which We believe is better
Evening star., 1955-11-25


ofncials were to have left Mos
COW by air yesterday. but they
said in a cable to the United
Church they could not leave be-
cause Canada has not issued
visas.
The Foreign Affairs Depart
ment said at Ottawa yesterday
the clergynen did not meet re-
quirements IN applying for yisas.
It said the Canadian Embassy
at Moscow had been authorized
to issue yisas, but passports
shown by the clergymen had
nearly expired and they were
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Anthonya least at this time
does not have in mind a full
scale peace conference between
Israel and the Arab countries
with Britain serving as a media
tor. They said he is thinking
more of an exchange Of views
through the British and United
States governments, the pro-
cedure used in settling the Italy
Yugoslayia dispute over Trieste.
! Labor Party leaders disclosed
they plan to press Sir Anthony's
government for a treaty with
Israel guaranteeing the existing
frontiers of the Jewish state
against any major change. Brit
ain has declined to enter into
Evening star., 1955-11-25
Soviet PreIafes
Time on
Tour

TORONTO, Nov. IS Rl.A
delegation Of four Russian
clergymen invited to tour parts
of Canada now is scheduled To
arrive in Montreal December 4
or 5, it was announced today.
DR.. E. E. Long. secretary of
the general council of the United
Church Of Canada. sponsor of
the visit, said:
According to q cable we re-
ceived today they will definitely
be leaving Moscow December /
and will probably be flying by
Russian plane via Prague to
Paris. From Paris we believe
they will be travelling to Mont
real"
DR.. Long said the delay in
the delegations arrival. originally
scheduled for next Monday, was
described by the Russians as
due to unavoidable circum-
stances"
The Russian Orthodox Church
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position openly expressed by two
groups.
Priests OF the Canadian Rus
sian Orthodox Church have said
they win not meet the Russian.
|prelates on any terms.
The Baltic Federation of Cam
ada, in q letter to the United
Church international Affairs
Committee, described the pro.
jected visit as 9only q new vic
tory for Soviet propaganda in the
Western World.
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asked to get them renewed.
The group consists OF Arch
bishop Boris, representing the
Orthodox Church patriarch In
North and South America;
Bishop Padaleus, Bishop of Vo-
lynsk and Rovensk;; Constantine
Ruzetsky. rector of Moscow
Theological Seminary. and Ana
tole Gorbatchov. seminary in
spector. -
Their welcome in Canada
seems uncertain in view Of ops