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fully to overturn two tirs chiefs
automobiles and the patrol
wagon. An ofncer was injured
when a brick was thrown through
a police patrol car.
Police and firemen wrestled the
mob two hours before the tear
gas ended things.
Evening star., 1955-11-25
CAR VISITS HOTEL BEDROOM

Liberal Democrat Party Of Prime
Minister Ichiro Hatoyama.
However, he said Japan would
follow the same line as before,
The talks were suspended two
months ago after both sides
failed to bulge from their po-
sitions.
Shnnichi Matsumoto, Japan's
chief negotiator. said he prob
ably would go to London after
mid December and said talks
might resume again in January,
Evening star., 1955-11-25
ST Million Steel Import

| TOKYO. Nov. rs tP).-Jap-
anese Trade Ministry today an
nounced an ALLEGATION Of ST.
million for the import of 100. .00o
tons of pig iron from the Kaiser
steel Co. of the United States.
Evening star., 1955-11-25
japan Moy Renew
TuIks With Russiu

TOKYO, Nov. 25 R Foreign
Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu
said today Japan will resume its
London peace talks with Soviet
Russia any time the Russians
want.
Mr.. Shigemitsu made the
statement after q meeting with
chiefs Of the newly merged
Evening star., 1955-11-25
Emperor Greets Kirk

TOKYO, Nov. rs R.The
Emperor and Empress received
in audience today DR.. Grayson
u. Kirk, president Of New York's
Columbia University. and his
wife.
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Evening star., 1955-10-31
Married in ls4s

Young Woodward married Ann
Eden Crowell In l943 while an
ensign in the Navy. She had
come to New York several years
before from her home town Of
Pittsburg. Kans,, to be q model
and try for q stage career.
In addition to his widow hnd
children and his mother. MIR.
Evening star., 1955-10-31

Woodward also Is survived BY
four married sisters. Mrs. Mar
shall Sewall Of New York City,
Mrs. Thomas M. Bancroft Of Old
Westbury. N. Y. Mrs. John +
Pratt Of Glen Cove. N. r.. and
Mrs. Ethel W.. de Croisset oi
Paris.
Mr.. Woodward's body was
taken to Meadowbrook Hospital
Morgue for an autopsy.
Friend Killed In 1919
A bOyhood friend Of Mr.
woodward, Grenville K. tBeansl
Baker. a. also q banking heir
was killed In another shooting
episode Id is4e. It was never
solved.
Mr.. Baker was the son Of the
Mrs. George r. Baker. who gave
the party the Woodwards at
tended Saturday night.
An heir TO his grandfather's
banking fortune. Mr.. Baker was
found dead on his mothers lux
|urious Tallahassee tFla.) estate
on January II. l949. shot In the
head while he sat ct the wheel
of . jeep.
A 2l-year-old divorcee and
carhop. Mrs. T'helma Griffin
who had been with him that
night. told police Mr.. Baker
fired q pistol to attract the at
tention Of some friends ahead,
and then the jeep ran into q
ditch. throwing her out. When
she returned with help, she said,
ha v-sne AnaA
Evening star., 1955-10-31

support the complaint, but the
Israeli Foreign Once said the
Investigation had not even begun.
Earlier today Israel claimed
Egyptian planes, believed TO be
Vampire jets. made four sorties
over her territory yesterday. A
military spokesman said they few
In at various times during the
day and were seen over the de-
militarized Fl Auja- a-Nizaila zone
and over q settlement east Of the
GAIA strip.
An Israel Foreign Ministry
spokesman declared that up to-
this morning the Egyptians had
refused TO leave Israel territory
In the Fl Auja -Nitzana zone, and
even U. N. military observers
had been refused permission by
the Egyptians to investigate
their troop concentrations there. 4
The spokesman welcomed the
New York peace appeal OF MAJ.
Gen. e. L. M. Burns, United
Nations truce observer. and COM
mented: "A quiet border situa-
tion and peace that's exactly
what We want, too
He recalled last Fridays Israel
foreign ministry statement that
I'VE want nothing from Egypt"
which said. "If they leave use
alone we win leave them alone.
II they want ,ls to leave them
alone. let them leave US alone. !.
On the other hand, the spokes-
man declared: I'VE cannot pos
sibly be asked to evacuate our
position In the demilitarizedI
zone Of our tsrritory as long as
Egyptians are In the same area. I
But as soon as they withdraw
from there-parallel with It, weI
viii take out our position too"
An Israeli military spokesman
charged that Egyptian troops
twice fred mortars and auto-
matte weapons at an Israeli
patrol yesterday in the Irim-
Berri sector east OF the GAIA
strip. He said the Israelisl
escaped without casualties and
flred on q group Of Egyptians
who had crossed the border inI
the same area. The Egyptians
withdrew across the demarca-
tion line, he said.
An ofiiciai Egyptian source In
Cairo said he had no informa-
tion on any incident.
Evening star., 1955-10-31
Dulles and Top Aides
To Dine With Molotox

GENEVA. Oct. 81 tB.-Soviet
Foreign Minister Molotov invited
Secretary Of State Dulles and
top members OF the United
States delegation to dine with
him tonight ct hts villa. The
Americans accepted.
The meeting win afford them
an opportunity for informal dis
cussion Of the progress Of the
Big Four conference and the
Middle East situation.
Evening star., 1955-10-31
HAYNES
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If those compulsions carried
over" from July 10. Judge Laws
said.
He also said he was not con-
vinced her disqualification was
punishment. as Mr.. MCGEE
claimed.
The 28-year-old mother Of
four killed Nancy Penton. 10.
her husbands mistress, last July.
The wife shot her rival in the
love nest where the husband.
Willis. 80, kept the girl.
Her insanity plea was that her
husbands mistreatment drove
her out Of her mind temporarily.
A defense psychiatrists backed
up her story. The prosecutions
mental expert denied it. But
both agreed she is sane now.
The new law requires medical
commitment Of defendants ac-
quilted on insanity grounds. Mr..
McGee and Mr.. Ahern rehearsed
their attack on the law last
night on Radio Station WWDC's
District Roundtable."
Mr.. Ahern called the law
ridiculous" Mr.. MCGEE branded
1t bad" But their panels third
lawyer. Samuel J. L'Hommedieu,
defended it as "a good law and
one the public needs for pro-
lection" " Up
Sympathy Seen Factor
Mr.. McGee said he thought the
jury,s verdict was based on SYM
pathy for the defendant. Mr..
MCGEE did not represent her
during the trial. He was called
into the case Saturday because
he has specialized in lunacy
eases.
Mr.. McGee said the jury did
not find Mrs. Haynes insane.
even Of q temporary nature. In
stead. the jurors merely decided
the Government had not proved
her sane In July. he said. He
said that was q negative finding.
not a positive one, and that she
Is being deprived Of her liberty
without any evidence against
her.
Mr.. L'Hommedieu denied her
constitutional rights to due proc
ess are being violated. He said
the new law makes It clear that
she has the right to q habeas
corpus hearing. That protects
her interests, he said.
Mr.. MCGEE countered with the
charge that "the two, or three or
i've days, or whatever length Of
time she Is being kept away from
her children Is a clear violation
of her right to liberty.
Evening star., 1955-10-31
he was dead

Continued From First Page
fully examined, - the nimsiest
concession BY the Kremlin
clutched as . hopeful straw.
The game furthermore VIII 90
on as long as 1t serves Russian
interests. BY conceding very lite
tie they can wind up this con-
ference on o resounding not Of
optimism with. the experts TAX
ing over and q promise Of q new
foreign ministers conference In
ID few months time. BY conced-
ing even less they can create
pressure for 3 new summit con-
|ference In an effort 10 revive
something Of Tagging Geneva
spirit and the whole frustrating
cycle can begin al over again.
With no program Of Its own
and no progressive European
policy which does not depend on
Russian cooperation, the West
seems trapped on the exhausting
diplomatic trcadmill. Instead Of
countering Russian moves, there
is 4 tendency to indulge In q
most dangerous kind OF wishful
thinking--to point 70 examples
of Austria and yugoslayia and
hope that someday Russia may
change Its mind about Germany.
There is perhaps even less
realism about the situation In
the Near East where the allies
are faced with clear evidence Of
an aggressive Russian move to
extend Its power In q new direc-
tion by taking an active hand In
the dispute between Israel and
the Arab states. It Is even sug-
gested that the sale Of Commun-
ist arms TO Egypt makes settle
rnent Of that dispute more likely
BY emphasizing the cost and risk
Of the present situation to both
sides.
This kind Of determination TO
look on the bright side Of things
may be an admirable character
istic Of Western diplomacy. It
does not mean. however. that
this conference has been o very
happy experience for the allies
80 far. or that prospects from
here on offer any reasonable
grounds for optimism.
Evening star., 1955-10-31

across the armiSEce line. NO
casualties on the Israeli side were
reported.
The spokesman said the Egyp-
tian force came over the border
In the Nirim area. east Of the
central sector In the GAIA strip.
At the same time, he said. an
Egyptian position opened fire
with medium automatic weapons
|on an Israeli outpost.
Israeli authorities reported late
last week that an Egyptian unit
of platoon strength. supported
by motar and machinegun IRE
from across the border, tried
twice to storm an Israel position
In the Nirim area. but failed
both times. A report from GAIA
quoted q United Nations spokes-
man as saying q. N. investiga-
tors had found no evidence to
Evening star., 1955-10-31

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Continued From First Page
cause the statement was per-
fectly true" she told reporters,
Communist policy today has
not changed but its Implements
tion is different and chains are
very seldom used now" she con-
tinued. She said her claiming
happened prior to May, 1858
She described the Communist
prison as q place Of hope"
ut is a place where new
people are made. My arrest has
been the most decisive thing
that has happened to me-" she
said, adding that II she had moi
been imprisoned she would moi
have been able to see how wrong
her thoughts were about the
new Chinese government.
Planned Research Work
Miss Mills, 35-year-old daugh-
ter Of Presbyterian missionaries,
went to China In 1947 to do re-
search for a doctor Of philosophy
degree and was arrested in Pei
ping in July. 1852. The govern
ment charge against her was
possession OF q radio, but details
were not known here.
She said she hoped to proceed
to New York Immediately, and
while in Hong Kong would be
staying with DR.. Henry Little, q
Presbyterian.
"The Communists have a per.
feet right to arrest me" she tolc
reporters. Il confessed from the
very day I was arrested.
She refused to give details oi
her confession, but said she be.
lieved Americans had wagec
bacteriological warfare during
the Korean War. and thai
Americans were warmongers.
She said she also had confessed
to passing on information Il
British and American diploma.
tic establishments.
II left China with mixed emo.
tions," she said. Il hope some
day to return to China"
Evening star., 1955-10-31

Wednesday afternoon in the Pan
American Union.
The oficial visiting party viii
include Guatemalan cabinet
ministers and the United States
Ambassador to Guatemala and
Mrs. Edward j. Sparks.
The visitors plan to leave
Washington Thursday for New
York. After q stay there, they
win 60 to Detroit. st. Louis,
Houston and New Orleans be-
fore departing for home.
Evening star., 1955-10-31
INSURANCE
Continued FROM First Pag

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ION q program for presentation
ito the committee.
Lehman Offers Tentative Draft
Senator Lehman made public
last night a tentative draft Of
his own bill, which would pro-
wide Federal insurance not only
against floods, but wartime
atomic or germ warfare attacks.
He emphasized today, however,
that his is only one of four ten
|tative bills drawn UP by other
Senators and that the committee
Ills not committed on any details
pending completion Of the hear
lings.
Senator Lehman said 1t Is moi
his intention to compete with
private insurance companies. HI
isaid II they can find q way X
write adequate insurance at rea.
sonable rates I'VE win applaut
that. but we want the field GOV.
ered.n
Mai. Gen. Samuel d. Sturgis
Ijr., chief Of the Army Corps oi
Engineers, testified that the di.
rect damage from major flood.
from 1927 to 1854 add up tt
$2.4 billion. This includes al.
lowing $3.50 million, on the basi,
iof the present value Of the dol.
liar. for the big Mississippi River
flood Of 1927. Gen. Sturgis said
these figures do not include In
direct damage.
The Chief Of Engineers said
his ofice will not have accurate
figures for several months on the
overall damage In New England
lin August and October Of this
year. He said local sources II
New England have estimated the
August flood at SIS billion. Sen.
ator Lehman reminded him that
the Commerce Department today
placed the August damage al
slightly less than $500 million
Gen. Sturgis said his ONCE has
no figures OF its own vet.
Evening star., 1955-10-31
Bozuor Thursday

The Woman's Society Of
Christian Service Of Wesley
Methodist Church viii hold its
annual bazaar from 10 am. to
9 pm. Thursday at the church,
Connecticut avenue and Jocelyn
street NV. Lunch viii be served
from 1880 to Q pm. y
Evening star., 1955-10-31
InqersoII in Tuipei

TAIPEI. Formosa. Oct. 81 tP),
Rear Admiral Stuart H. Inger-
soil. future commander OF the
7th Fleet. arrived tonight from
Japan for q familiarization visit.
He win succeed Vice Admiral AL
fred NJ. Pride as feet command
er In December or January.
Evening star., 1955-10-31
GUAT EMALA

Continued From First Page
friendship and mutual respect
between this country and the
sovereign, independent nation Of
Central America.
Ofhcial conferences will be held
to q minimum but there will be
many gatherings to evidence the
existing good will between the
governments and the people.
VIII Speak Twice
President Castillo Armas, who
is Al. will make two speeches
in Washington. The first will
be at a luncheon tomorrow to
the Organization Of American
States at the Pan American I'm
Ton. The second win be before
the National Press Club at a
luncheon Wednesday.
President and Mrs. Castillo
Armas will be honor guests at a
state dinner given by Vice Presi-
dent and Mrs. Nixon tonight
Tomorrow night the Acting Sec
retary of State and Mrs. Herbert
Hoover jr., will honor them at a
dinner. On Wednesday evening
the President and Sonora de
Castillo Armas will give a din
ner for Mr.. and Mrs. Nixon.
During the visit, the Guate-
nalan President will confer with
leaders Of the American Fedora
ton Of Labor and Wednesday
morning he viii receive an hon.
orary degree from Georgetown
University. N
To Visit Supreme Court
He plans to lay a wreath al
the Tomb of the Unknown Sol
der In Arlington Cemetery anc
ut the Tomb Of George Wash
ington ut Mount Vernon. He will
call ON Vice President Nixon al
the Capitol and visit the Su-
preme Court.
A reception in honor Of Pres.
tdent Castillo Armas will be
given at the Willard Hotel to-
morrow afternoon by the Joint
Committee Of Press. Radio anc
Television Correspondents and
News Photographers.
The Ambassador Of Guatemala
and Sonora de Cruz Salazar will
honor the President and Senn.s
de Castillo Armas at a receptfsr
Evening star., 1955-10-31
lsroelis Accuse Egypt
OF Lond and Air Attacks

JERUSALEM Oct 81 QP).-An Israeli military
spokesman charged Egyptian troops backed by auto
strip today.
He said an Israeli unit drove the egyptians back
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