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FURNITURE
END-oF-MoNTH
SALE
iE# EsB iEEH#ssBB M Has 3 EHssl1Sag. SSs. ~. s

IQHEs MOST IIEME ONE OF a
DiTIoN But SOLD. As -.
small pIase-slass nIrrprs. Sze5; pew
94.06; dreezde chair 4B.aB: new
blond llaeazipe rack. 1928. eock-
tail table mirror top @7.e6: new
mahog. hsnetns Shelf. mirrcf back,
SS.9b. new lined oak, step end, o.
I cpektail tables. S0.e6; puii-ap
chatrs. wood alias. S10.65; fectprg
xeeondittoned coll spFings, S10o6:
S36.35: junior dinefte set q bnf.
let extensicn tabie. 9 chairs,
1925; new mahog. china closet.
1925: new hme1-onk buaet,
1925: Duncan Phyfe ext. table.
$39 %: dresser plus mirror. @2446:
SOLD 1nahos; chsss Of drawers,
SSidt Sss 81 Ss: 81 s9pjlo: pi:
new chippsndale SOFA efesn 81 3;
wine cover. Se6.e5: new dining
room arm ehsifs. iaahoe., S8.DB:
modern 3-pe. walnut bedroom suite,
Of chest, nfghtstand, bed. 500. .D5,
mahog. drop-leef table. $1Q.96s
mehQe. Sheraton buffet. S29. .06:
knotty-pine dining room suite. buf.
ef ss,ra ass sis ssoS dIgSs.ls.l gs.ls.r.ts saSls
only, $3.50 *: n new I'D hook s-csss cass,
head board n lined oak. Tnahog. or
seA.foap. 1929. new tuner gprfng
to match. s24.s5.
Hundreds Of other items too nunsr.
cgs g l!st coins = snd hroEse;
Evening star., 1955-10-28

sITUATioNs-MfN

$50 Il WEEK In Youf SPARE tisqa.
scsRilslaaEb a M lIs hS.h e s ns. ns i5rss s. Y
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CLERK-TYPIST
N. 4. sEcTroN

Permanent position, good opportun.
ity with well-estab.. wholesale house
for ambitious worker; 5-day. 40
NJ; week. Can ST. 3-0O50. Ext.
2ll lof appt. II
Evening star., 1955-10-28

B.s.h.E.. 1 yrs. mech. ensr.. yrs,
tool and die. desires Part. time
work syes. ana vesk enas. Ran.
0kNEkAI SUIT, hiahly .apalliled;
excel. expef.s all phases. OF huildiq1
fQnstrueticn; currently eriplnyed in
tob fcremen and otc. personnei,
"A yrk Old. Box 4t0-x. star. 10.
MANAGER. restaurant. or club; broad
eypeI; n. sss q 47 bsst I local G rel; ~: ocall
sRQTTER or maungeIe position ~
MD grad, High-auaiity work, 10
yrs. exper. all phases Of dry clean
ins. Rsfs. furnished. Available
haausssss fcs' X. MEaRKfE Y O. Gss sos
9S1, state College. Pa. 30s
MAN, white. 30, honest sober, per.
sonabie, D; G. permit, no car.
work any kind except insurance,
After 9 pm. call II. 1850
MAN. colorsd. reliable. desires JOB
cleaning ofiees. Please call pu.
7-6f07 after 3 pm 80
Evening star., 1955-10-28

TiY. RM. SET, $40; 76s' club sofa
and chair, sets. slip covers: good
ESoREa sSSoaRliasn' chEsr sSSSi scSoSHSiB1SATiSs.
excel for workbench and tool
chest. Govt. surplus: &5.06 ea.
while they last. STAR FuRNITuREs
1l43 7th st. NV. AD. 4-5s24.
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SAI,ESIAnY
! SAIESLAnIES

We have openings for two permanent
full,t time Saiesladies 90-hr. Wk
Paid holidays and yaeations vheI
eligible. Excellent Opportunity iol
advaneelnent for those yhe aneilty, W!
WIS. ave. NV. --Ib
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FURNITURE MART
216 Kine St. Alex. XII. $4,000
FURNITIJRE--NEW

-
216 King St. Alex. XII. $4,000
FURNITURE-NEW
NO REAsoNARLE OFFKR REFUsED
Mtlst Sell entire inventory REGARDLESS
OF cost. Famous brands, Hollywood
beds. inIefspfing. mattresses and
BOG sptgs. studio couches. scta
and triple dresser bedrm. suites.
Cherrydale Furniture
SsRs ssls IS buEIss HEs All saLE E. f f 5i,s2 pS
- FgRNIIURE--NEW
DISCOUNT HOUSE
$gs &, 81 se ee Ygrsush..iron g M dinstts ss5.ss s e
$50 80 chrome B-pc. dtnette 1900
$3.50 Administer exi2 ru1s 1o.00
summer rf1gD, al gfndeD
eycion acliyueod Eeds 4T.eD
Bedrms., liv nm. din. rm. Terms
-. KING FURNITURE &C.
isSs 4; 4 e assi as Il. s-SiS5 s-6iSd
KURN.- Complete Nv. n. 1in. ffl..
Isosn ~. n's.. olaet An' saoas4 s.sn reas e = :
|FUnN. -Bedtm. set. nah. ain, rms
sss - z -. Asf.- ovA1a
|YURN,cornsr cupboard: Motorola
~ l7~:: iv. I'm. suite; maple ein.
table. eoffee table With mirror top:
Sc. Art. i0s. 10. 4-5728.
RpRN.-- Bed and bedrm. furn.i
able. Wo. 6-3i74 after 8 pm.
FURN N.--Dirfing room set. buffet.
china slosct table, 9 chairs; S7s.
IKURN, - Mod. bedrm. w.5bkcss.
| headboard; sec. sofa, lamps blond
tables. dinettes desk chairs. K1.
S-OUSO. --oU
lFURN.--oak chest and mirror; GOOD
cond.: S11 so. E2. 7-1743.
iRURN.--Entire contents Of 1-bed-
| frn. apt. good condition; best Of
| fer. 10. 2-644l after Q pm. 80
RURN.--2 end and ! c0ffse tabIes
mahogany: 2 lamps: ~ new: gxlS
rose brosdloom rus. AZ. 7-ez9s. ea
lFUHN.. table. Yorn- -chrems, ssxes.
rossiao.;.. sssass s Ii. pas 81. ~ E... sIsul sIu
IFURN.--I.eayins sity. Dinins rcon
set uCofn. set, m1nes Ho11euol1
articles. Reas. kA. 3-0O47. --2G
IFURN.--Magic Chef sps stove. S35
small baby Grand plano: Ofiental
ssssi ssssIia.e sais ss..'. s1so so. ssiiS siiiSS vi 4s
lFURN.--Exe. 7-cu.-tt. On rsfgf..
S46; sofa bed. $26; Philru "a
stove. SO: 1-poster bed (7Sl, $50:
library table, $fbs Miss. oak rocker
/ SIS ia S-8137. --50
lRuRN.solid mahog. 4. dining e.
Bile. 4 chairs; birch bed complete
dresser. chest. togther OF sep.i
pine hobby chest: Lionel train and
ysss,p. y; -slSg;; Ss1;..,.o,,n -;ss9 Tssn,,
prov. bedroom set. mos. old: 5-ft
bed. triple dresser, chest, z niEhi
tables. hcxspring and mattress
orig. price $500; sacrifice, eet
\ DIg 5-502f: sun. JU. 9-s66l- so
IFUnN. - Radio phOnO.,. 3 speed
i French Prog. love seat, matehini
\ chairs. walnut settee; mepl.
chair: mise. Items. Apt. Ill. 266s
s.,a ontarioS rsSrkg. g; r.r r.v u..d; rerair o,i
coal gas ranges. ACME sLOVk
| 1011 Sth st. nv. Ma. e-c1e2. >
i GAS RANGE. full size Dixie, natu.
4 raj OF bottled. auto. oven excel
con. Below y price at $50. Cal
Gas EaNdaEs. Eisa new. used. ,nsssiIs.
tlon. PEERLESS SALES CO.. 2281
IA. ave NV, DE. 2-5666.
Evening star., 1955-10-28

DEDROOM SUITE, modern. electris
lawn mower. Excellent condition
BAkDDRooSg r ssUiT--Mapie twin Is BEDS,
chest and night table; $75. TU.
2-1S.s9 after 4:30 pm. 30e
BICYCLE s0s, boys: excel. cond
S22 so OIL. 1887.
BICYCLE, Girls ee inch, excel. cond
Reas. price: CAL Wo. 6-679e. %
paiEing; free pickup and delivery.
call "a. S-3l l3s. ---3O
| BICYCLE. girls 2O-tn. Colson; good
eond.; $50. Call JU. b-483H.
BOILER practically nsv: Naticna
tionai boiler With iGcket, oil burner
/ and controls, VIII take care o
loo 50. n. d radiation. $500. Qv
] BOOKS. complete set Of Harvar.
| Clabsic5. perfect CONDITION. reason
! Ahie WE h-4of53 ---30
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LUMBER
Open Sat. sun, Till 6 PM.
EIIISH DOORS. S4.45

open every eve. til 8 pm. Fireplace
ioe slabWood, knotty-pine paneitng
and better shelving, l5c:: al fran.
woods and cabinet hardwoods; In.
eluding cheaper cuttings, special
anythins ,rSSr s4s to size e While you wait.
Many bargains In odd stock uills
work. Gen. MILLwoRK CO., 1900
Knowles ave. Kensington. Nd. Just
od Conn. ave, LO. b-23l1.
Evening star., 1955-10-28

For large earden-type apt, develop
nent nnnst BE- thoroughly expert.
eelary plus apt. Write. sivlng COM
plete resume. incl. ere, expeE.,
martial ststss. &c. Boz 2Bb-B,
Evening star., 1955-10-28

| lTUR C017SiiTeF Blue fnrsEraf;;
new. siSs iOt 2 prs. 5drapes. dove
gray hafktyegns Moral pattern.
FUR cozf. refsisn nav, black. sise
III also complete mantei Get. so.
FTa cdAr. brown squirrel: sIls L.
%; sood condition: siSo. ~, =
fUs COAT. mink. fully iss-ous
wear whatsoeyef: viii sacrifice for
Seo Seso; oesrs south. need sssh, sn,
rSE ~! jseskEsT Sa,ss as. .rm,g. sa.s sssS N,
IrukNiTdRhE--4 NiiTTddhE poster walnut Tis BED.
innerspring mattress and springs;
also misc. household Items; Oh.
lFURsSifTiURE, cotton hooked rugs
chest. wrought iron chairs, . red
plastic, dark green sling chair.
Al IN new condition. IA. 5.i.s5a.
lFURNTTURE-sturdy. modern val
nut chest, vanity and double bed.
hleeehed modern twin beds. chest
and vanity: excellent sondition.
Elmwood 6.S3f3. 80
FURNITURE; like new; top quality;
foam rubber mattress and box
spring. $50. black LACQUER dining
table and chAtrs: S35; like new
lawn mower; Sg.o6. EL- 6-4490. .
FURNITURE and other household
effects. can be seen Oct. %. %. SO,
Nov. 4. 4220 A3rd d. nv. Mostrg.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. coffee table.
SO; anttquo white tencert. 96s Kit.
enafneled table, So: porch chairs.
So; andifcus. Sc; vacuum cleaner.
81; small radio. 81: and other
items ct Is value. Private home.
1913 N. SpfingWood dr. Con Of
5000 blk. Of End aye.). Silver epg..
FURNITURE - a-pieee iiv. rm..
Hollywood beds. drop Leaf table,
dinette. sofa bed: misc. oV. q
FHRNiTURE--Au in excel. epnd.
Gov. Winthrop secys.. $46-$55:
mAh0g. chest-on.ehest. S40.. ma.
pie bedrn1. cumpl. with Beautyrest
matt. sos: lined oak dinette. $50;
brafid-neW. $50 Serta HOLLYWOOD
beds for S44.50:, misc. AL, 4Ol0
Albemarie ST. NV at was, ave. nr.
sears. Qpen Friday I'll 8 pm.
Evening star., 1955-10-28

Egn.nIunE-Lle.se s.la; dis,eslnl
elass marie twin beds, orisltalE,
ruea. books. bookeases. mtrfoss,
Qlrandoless numerous hou8e1ol1
Western ~. % ~ 80 80 III ~ 4,
Evening star., 1955-10-28
REpAIRs sad sERyIcEs
Asphalt DriveWays

BEE Jay C0NST. co. ---Ali home i'm.
proseEnents. Special this week
I5tK2I garage tfFamel, with con.
erete doef. Crawford overhead
door $3.50. complete. Phone u
BLINDs--New tapes and cords on
any 2-tape Venetian blinds, 81 ,St
lFeg. price $3I; call NE. H.Q0tl9
saASsg ~. = ..AWNIsd. iAN; 500 igssSa n Wssl
ST.. Alex, Va.
BRlCK AND BLOCK WORK - All
types Of brick masonry: tree ettt.
mates: call any time. 10. 2.tgiB
BRlCKWoRK, new and repairs. Id.
qttions, ete.; nrss-class work, fnLlJ
insured; free estimated. Call Mi
BILL TX. 3-2285.
observation-disclosures and chin.
neys. Gail ePAcH, tt. 6-ae35
ri. n.5o27 Aftes 3 pm.
BRICK POINTING cAUEKIN0
REPAIRS Ia. s-ss4l
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TVDiSt-Re ReCeDtIO1iSt

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OPPORTUNITY FOR ALERT CApA-
BILE, YOUNG LADY. TO ASSUME
RK6roNSIBL1 POSITION. TX. 3
O063. 30s
UNDERWRITKR, expef casualty
nrdlor are ineurAnee Salary COM
mensufate with ability. NJ. a-e4oV
MATTRESSES, part time. s % b. 3
S1sTsnRAET. $50 cs. sSss
expsrienssd' AZ.
ply 1908 University lane. TAkorls
Park opposite new LanSburgh'i
:. s!css !! @ call ". 7.e5os; so
WAITRESS. nightEcfk. 3 plns r.
9 Am. sunday od. &sb per week
KNOTTY PINE TAVERN. 00lle
Baltinnogs blvd. colieEe Park. Nd
WAITREssKS--Exper.; refined; excl
Hieaifs fosG flSs sRs ssoss sl':I 81: 81
WAITREssEs for bansuets. vhiss,
ever 81. Apply isiS ( q NJ ~
MATTRESSES. White. sxpsr.; excel
Mp,iasHPy slpI,ii sAHePly os2 so2ysJEH ,,n ;, Bay RES
WAITREss, white, exper.: niefat-
work. THE elIANTY RK0TAuRxNT.
I'LL Good Hope road s.e. --26
Evening star., 1955-10-28

BULLDOzER. front end loader.
good condition. $4,000. Wo; g.
CABINETS, save 3Dss by assem-. and
finishing your own KRAMER BIRCH
tseHh fits' Nith Nj i,n hsrdNare aplSs. ana n.
structions incl. Come ii today and
LET our free KITCHEN PLANNING
sdsuuRBAN KiTcHiHSs sgi9
ICAMERA--Afgus C-3, 35-mrn.. u. IS
lens. carrying case with 2 nash
holders. 500 Lo. $500 2S
ret with lenses and new B&H dip
lomat protector; cost $500. sell
5000. IA. 2-013l. 30
Evening star., 1955-10-28
FTJRNITTJRE SALE

Tremendous savinrs on nrand-nes
betser-srede 6edrm. din. rin, ans Z, I
and Early American IN blond. solid
cherry. solid mahogany. etc. Oul
low. overhead enables Us TO sci
without exageerated claims.
Stahler'S Furniture Co.
sl6 18th st. NV. RE. 1.z31t
Evening star., 1955-10-28
TEIECOLOR

YOUNG ladies t2l for sales: 10 S1E
4 wseE. WiIl tIsil Apply 9,;s' l9z2'
1346 CONN. AVE. NV. Room s01,
Evening star., 1955-10-28
REGISTERED NURSES

REGISTERED NURSES
General stan duty. Ad-
vanced personnel policy.
Living quarters arranged,
also opportunity for degree
work at prominent univer-
stiles. Varied cultural ac-
tivities available. Apply: Di-
rectors of Nurses, FRANK
LIN SQUARE HOSPITAL,
BALTIMORE %, MD.
Evening star., 1955-10-28
Reds and Mattresses

Beds and Mattresses
BOUGHT FROM ONE or WASHING
Quality 56.iEci HoLEYW0Qf
BEDS. COMPLETE WITH INNER
SPRtN9 MATTRESSES. Se3.91
GoVERNMEisT suRPLls eTEEl
2 MATTRESSES. S2i g5: So Incl
sTEEL COT. .xs ;gb; 3e.INcH ~ I
n \ N FRANK !, 500 soN ~ ard sT
Evening star., 1955-10-28

,o,nsa:.. 4S.-gl s,,hssaasa, isin ~ E;M ETSM....y,
Open Eves.. Mon Thufs. and Fri.
BABY TENDA HIGH CIIAIR. port
moSiis nS,S sr.S ana III sricssis. s s u. s.sssS
BATHRUBs. toiiets. basins. Plumb,
ine sunpiies. sinks. cabinets. nsy ,
SUPPLY CO. f64e Bennins -
BAl IA UBs. new and used, basins
,ollsts ala .. = lowest sSy prices. s.s1S6 ndocks
BED, dble. mahog. with satin woot
inlay; mattress and boz springti
good cnndt reas. WD. 0-2l3z. q
Evening star., 1955-10-28
COLLEGE GRADUATE

r. you are 21-2s years and inter-
quiring initiative and 3udemcnt IN
handing people and problems. call
MISS MCGOWAN. Ma, STAG. e:30
Evening star., 1955-10-28

PILOTS, MECHANICS
CLASSES NOW FoRMrNo. TkAcH
AIR INSTITUTE NATL: AIRPORT
HI. WASH. p. c. TX. 550Qe3
Evening star., 1955-11-12
.HoIidayWindup
May See Rain

A chance Of showers tomorrow
may mar the near-perfect
weather served up to Washington
for the long Veterans Day holi-
day week end.
Under sunny skies yesterday,
former President Hoover paid
homage to veterans Of all Ameri-
can wars in ceremonies at the
Tomb Of the Unknown Soldier
which set the pace for similar
observances throughout the Ma
ton.
President Eisenhower's return
to the Capital after a three
month absence drew thousands
of District area residents from
their homes for a welcome which
added q special touch to the
holiday.
But mostly it was q day Of
grateful thanks to veterans, and
speeches warning that the United
States must remain strong tc
preserve world peace.
Among numerous ceremonies
in the District were services al
the 1st Division Monument,
Seventeenth street and New
York avenue NV. BY tradition,
Evening star., 1955-11-12
z Area Parties Set
For 4-H Members

Outstanding All Club men,
bers from Prince Georges and
Fairfax Counties were to be
honored today at parties In the
two counties in connection with
the Nationwide observance OF
Achievement Day.
Fairfax County scheduled its
celebration for $50 am. TO-DAY
in the Fairfax Theater. The
Prince Georges County event
viii be held in the Frederick
Sasser High School in Upper
Marlboro at 8 o'clock tonight.
The organization. sponsored by
the United States Department
OF Agriculture, now claims more
than 81 million youngsters, with
$500 in the Fairfax, Prince
Georges and Montgomery County
areas. a
Evening star., 1955-11-12
16.Inch Snow
Hits Rockies

DENVER. Nov. IL tR.A Ca
nadian-spawned November storm
lasled mountain and Northern
Plains States with snow and
below-zero cold today.
Snowfall ranging up to l6
inches covered sections Of Mon
tana, Wyoming and Colorado.
More snow was predicted for
tonight.
A Wyoming man. Earl Dansi-
zen, IS. was reported missing in
snow-coyered mountain country.
The storm brewing yesterday
when President Eisenhower left
Denver for Washington after a
seven-Week hospital stay brought
light snow last night. but was
followed by sunshine today.
The coldest point In the Ma
ton today was Cutbank, Mont,
with is below zero. The mercury
shrank to 2 below at Casper and
Cody, Wyo.
Temperatures were less severe
in Colorado. with Fraser's II
above. the coldest. The snowfall
at Fraser was almost a foot
deep. The President does con-
siderable trout fishing at Fraser
during his Colorado vacations.
The heaviest fall in the noun
tain area was 16 inches at Null
Ian Pass in western Montana.
where the Canadian cold wave
and q mass OF moist Pacific air
ciashed and shuttled southwark
along the edge Of the Rockies
earlier In the week.
Snow continued to fan today
east Of the continental divide
in Wyoming. Fort Collins. In
northern Colorado. got the
States heaviest coating with 6
inches Of snow. However, the
snow had given way to fog this
morning.
Evening star., 1955-11-12

most Of the ceremonies were
scheduled at II am.
Many Washingtonians took adj
of the long week end for
out-of-town trips. Merchants
reported many others showed up
for special sales in the downtown
shopping district.
The Weather Bureau said to-
days sunny skies would be
with a high temperature
Of about 66 degrees. Cloudiness
win set in tonight. but the mere
ury win drop only to about 81
degrees.
Tomorrow viii be cloudy and
warm, with a high Of about So
degrees. and the chance Of after
noon showers. Forecasters ex-
pect cooler weather by Monday.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Egypt Leader Flies
Here for ToIks

LONDON. Nov. 70 tF1 --Egypt's s
Finance Minister Abdul Moneim
el Kaissoun took of for New
York and Washington last night
for talks with United States and
World Bank ofiicials on possible
financing Of the Egyptian Aswan
Dam project. The Soviet Union
has made oyertures to Egypt on
the plan to build the biggest
Nile River dam.
Also on Kaisssoun's Washing
ton agenda Is discussion Of
United States cotton policy
which the Egyptian Minister
termed VERY insettiing." He
said Egypt would like some as
surance on the problem created
by the cotton surplus held by
the United States. = He did not
elaborate. Egypt now Is trad-
ing cotton for guns from Red
CxechOslovakia via Soviet ports.
IN London Kaisscun had talks
with Bank Of England oficials
and Chancellor Of the Exchequer
r. A. Butler on q possible British
to the Aswan Dam
project,
Evening star., 1955-11-12

|armistice were being studied in
the light Of Communist sale Of
arms to Arab states. informants
said.
They said the plans by the
West TO prevent any fuii-scale
Arab-Jewish conflict include:
LA total embargo on war sup
plies from Western and other
friendly countries to Israel and
the Arabs.
2. Institution Of an economic
blockade on the trouble area.
8. Complete or partial break in
diplomatic relations.
4. Finally. as q last resort. to
consider using United States.
British and French troops as an
international sentry force to re-
store peace and serve as q buffer
between the two sides.
French Shipments Resume
In Paris the French Foreign
Once announced today France
has resumed shipment Of arms
to Egypt because Of an Improve
ment" in the tone Of the Egyp-
tian press and radio toward
French problems in North Africa.
The shipments were halted in
August when the French blamed
Cairo for tanning Nationalist
unrest in Algeria and Morocco.
The full list Of arms shipments
was not disclosed. However. q
French spokesman at the Big
-Four conference in Geneva said
Jet fighters were included. He
added that Britain and America
had approved the original arms
deal Is months ago and that
Evening star., 1955-11-12

mendaLl01S. AL the conclusion
of the closed meeting. Coznmis-
sion Chairman Garland Gray
and other members Of the study
group took the report to Gov.
Stanley.
After a brief conference in
the Governors inner Office, the
group emerged to meet reporters
for a confidential background
Ibriefing. Comment on the re-
port at the conference was to
Ibe held for simultaneous release
with the document tonight.
Taking part in the briefing
session with the Governor and
Mr.. Gray were Attorney Cen
Ieral j. Lindsay Almond. jr., state
Senator A. e. S. Harrison, jr..
David j. Mays. counsel for the
commission, and Henry T. Wick
ham, associate counsel.
Word leaked out some time ago
that the commission was con-
sidering two major planks in its
Legislative platform for enabling
localities to cope with the Su-
Evening star., 1955-11-12
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity Fair and
mild tonight, low about So. To-
morrow fair and continued mild.
Virginia Generally fair and
mild tonight and tomorrow. Low
tonight 45-52.
Maryland--Fai and warmer
tonight, low 1852. Tomorrow
partly cloudy and continued
mild, high around 10.
Winds Mostly southwesterly
iOrI5 miles per hour tonight and
1920 miles per hour tomorrow.
Evening star., 1955-11-12

preme Courts anti-segregation
decisions.
One would provide for classi-
fication and assignment of chill
dren by local school authorities
for reasons other than race. The
other would allow State subsidies
for private schooling as an al
tentative to integration.
Early this week the State Su-
preme Court ruled unanimously
that the Virginia constitution
forbids use of public funds to
help educate children at private
schools. This prompted reports
the commission would recon-
mend removing the constitutions
al obstacle by suggesting the
holding Of a limited constitu-
tional convention.
This amending process would
involve holding an early special
Of the Virginia General
Assembly to set in motion plans
for a Statewide referendum on
whether such q convention
should be held.
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suggest other types Of war are
all right
Nevertheless. Mr.. Dulles said
he thought much OF what Mr..
Molotoy had told the conference
was "yery useful and pertinent
TO our discussion and should help
us as we formulate 3 conimuniQue
on this subject"
Mr.. MolotoV said that, Of
course, I'VE need to prevent not
only an atomic war but war in
general" and added: 1T is for
that reason that we believe the
central problem is to discontinue
the arms race. Z
Ending on "GoOd Note
British Foreign Secretary
Harold Macmillan remarked that
the session appeared to be end
ing on q good note and said,
IT feel that broadly speaking we
lare agreed on our objectiyes, but
mot wholly agreed on the best
means or reaching them. 1t is
my view that our discussions
have been valuable and should
prove Of great use for q detailed
study Of this subject by the
subcommittee Of the United Ma
tions."
Mr.. Molotov made one refer
ence to President Eisenhower's
aerial inspection plan. but what
he said did not come out
clearly in the briefing given
by the Soviet spokesman, Leonid
|Ilyichey. In the French trans
|lation. Mr.. Molotoy was quoted
las saying that under certain
circumstances. = Russia could
accept the Eisenhower pro-
posal. In the English transla-
tion he was quoted as saying
that under certain circumstances
Russia intends to give favorable
consideration" to the plan.
The American spokesman
quoted Mr.. Molotov ais saying
All Of us recognize the tech
|nical dif1culties to be overcome
In controls control posts to pre-
vent the concentration or troops,
stockpiline Of weapons for sur
prise attack and so forth. / wish
Ito express my appreciation that
this aspect Of the Soviet pro-
Iposal has Of late been received
positively by the Western min
listers. The Soviet delegation un-
der certain conditions positively
reacts to the United States pro-
Iposal for air reconnaissance and
the exchange Of military blue
prints
It was the certain conditions
stated hy MT, Molotov Thursday
that led the West To regard his
remarks as Soviet rejection Of
the Eisenhower plan. The condi-
lions were. for the most part, un-
acceptable to the West,
Roland de Margerie, chief Of
political affairs for France, ex-
pressed his governments regret
THAT the minimum Of confidence
required for initiating the flrst
steps toward disarmament did
not exist" He substituted for
FOREIGN Minister Antoine Pinay,
who new to Paris to participate
lin Q confidence vote In the
French National Assembly.
Evening star., 1955-11-12

no further consultations were
necessary.
The Foreign Once spokesman
said delivery of arms to Israel
is continuing. The type OF arms
involved was not disclosed.
Italy Blocks Plane Deal
In Rome the Italian govern
|ment announced 1t would ban
export OF so Italian-made Jet
tighter planes to Egypt. informed
sources said yesterday the Mac
chi Co., q private firnn in Italy,
had contracted to sell Vampire
jets to Cairo.
The Italian Foreign Once de-
MED any knowledge OF the Jet
deal but said it would refuse
export licenses for the planes Il
asked.
Diplomatic officials in WASH
ington indicated Israel had little
chance Of getting United States
arms until Israel first accepts
United Nations proposals to end
the border strife In the Middle
East.
In Cairo the acting secretary
general Of the Arab League,
Rail- Bellama, said Arab states
could not consider Q Palestine
peace settlement until Israel
accepts u. N. resolutions on
Palestine. Bellama added the
Arabs insist that the Palestine
Arab refugees be permitted to
return to their homes and be
compensated for their losses, and
also that Jerusalem be inter-
nationalized. in keeping with
u, N. declarations.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
PRESIDENT TO GET
4O-pOUND TURKEY
FOR THANKSGIVING
~ the Associated 4 Press

Il b "
President and Mrs. Eisen-
hover are going to get a 40
pound Virginia turkey for
their THANKSGIVING Day din
ner. M
II viii be q gift from the
Poultry and Egg National
Board and the National Tur-
key Federation.
The board said today Vice
President Nixon viii accept
the bird ct the Capitol Mon
day on behalf Of the Eisen-
howers. a