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SALE-5la A. Only 40 Minis. from
house; 900 1t. on blacktopo I'd, poui.
try hse.. orchard, circular drive,
q a. NarciSsus. ionquils end peon-
les; near .school Ideal in country
freedom for those who work in
Smaii down payt. and easy terms
ROY HELMS, Triangle Va. Tel
DAY, Trojan 5-0430, night Trojan
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COLUMBIA FOREST-$9. 300. Coy
two-bedrm. house on deep wooded
lot. 10 min. to Pentagon. Redeco-
rating inside and out. Financing
can be arranged with small or no
down payment. Open 1856 s..
Edison st. Dir: out Columbia pike
to Frederick ST., left to II th st..
/ lock left on Edison. JE. 4-73ll
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TEMPLE HILLS

REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE
57l3 2nd ST.
OPEN SUN, 1880 TIL 2 PM.
This beautiful 3-bedrm., brick
rambler can be purchased either CT
or conventional with immed. pos
session. Conveniently located to
Andrews, Boiling and downtown. on
Features liv. rm. with firepl., din.
rm.. aIl-elec kit. with dishwasher
and full bSmt. with outside entr.
Inspect this home today and make
offer. Ewes, RE. 6-79S2. DIR.
Out Branch ave. to St. Barnabas I'd. :,
right l "a mi. to 2nd ST., right !
blk. to open house.
& Bandy, Inc.
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BRoYHILL CREST

You can buy 1t with $500 down
81 or conventionally with a small
Ind trust.
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WALKER & DUNLOP
ALEXANDRIA
Now LISTINGSl

]; $1,000 dn., $50 mo. . bedroom
brick semi; hsmt.. picket fence
and barbecue, AZ LIST tr Lovely
nelghbornood. mr.. swim pool. Ex-
elusive 80"
4i2cf Isl tr Lgc. luxurious brick
and stone; semidet Bsmt.. 3 bed
rms Ia baths; close in. Exclusive.
.sHoPT ON CASH? CALL Us.
ART POST, REALTOR
ST. S: WASHINGTON ST. XII. s-6920
ALEXANDRIA AREA
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90-ft.. 6-rm brick rambler with
river view on ia-acre wooded site. Z
bedrms,. = baths, liv. rm. 10 by 20
It. with cathedral ceiling, dining
rm. with bay, lge breakfast rm.
and kit, bsmt.. attached garage and
earport. Many unusual features and
So 600 below cost at S3l, 800
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NEARBY NM

=
std SHitl s,ISS - 3-bedrm. brick. IA
FENCED lot, approx. 75xl60.
Oxon Hill or 2 bedrm with
expan. attic, full bsmt. on approx
= acre; 500 down, monthly pymts
S76, incl. p.t.i. -
Forestville-2 bedrms., full bsmt
on on iot approX. 10xl26; monthly
pymts. $40 with sub. down pymt.
Eorestytlle-2 or 5 bedrm. brick
with fun bsmt, dble brick gar, lot
approx, 77x25O, fenced yard; compI
ms; all newly decor.
n ForestVille-Brick with bsmt. on
. acres plus . bedrms., bath IN
stairs partit. and part ins: for 2
gar. plus library and lge' rec. rm
All in sep. bldg. .Ai
- LaRoCHELLE, REALToR
re. o-l4S6, LII. 4-01I2. RE. 6-5456
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ALEXANDRIA
S14,2OO

! You won't find a more appealing
area lor 3-bedroom brick rambler.
On a large corner lot, priced at only
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HANDLERS
SuITT.AND

New brick rambler; 3 bedrms., uv
rm,. Gin rm., Kit. and bath near
everythins: full basement. large lot;
carport; S1S,g50 Call OWNER.
10. S-3236
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COLORED

COLORED
Immaculate green asbestos Single
BUNGALOW. Recently constructed on
almost an acre Of land n a section
.of very nice homes. . lge. hedrms.,
Ri. din. rm.. liv. rrn and bath:
cleo. range. oil hot-atr heat and
cleo. h.-w. heater. Very lcs. soundly
constructed barn in rear Of property.
Cement front porch with ornamental
iron railing. An exceptional bar
gain. Only $4,000. Terms.
RANERE REALTY
RE. 5-4299 RE 5-84aA
COLORED-CHEvERLY
CT Approved Less Than $4,000
$500 DOWN, $50 MONTHLY
Buys, this 2-bedrm. cottage with
MR.. SHEPPARD, Ii. 1888
LYMAN C. DELE g. CO., INC.
CT
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$20,5O0
Call the Office today. $3.50 to $50.
SLEEPY HOLLOW AREA

On approximately 5-acre plot
We oner a .i-bedrocin brick rambler
with full basement and Walk-out
recreation room for inst
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Engineers 4-bedrm.. 3-bath home
built OF brick, concrete and steel on
2-acre hilltop with lO-mi. view.
rm. with complete kit. hath and
bedrm. or study in daylight bsmt.;
level garage with grease pits sun
deck over breezeway. workshop be-
low: small stable for pony; GE mas
ter switch In bedrm. Located among
small estates. For something spacious
and unusual this has appeal. S3S,-
0O0
BERNICE CARTER DAVIS
Realtor so. 5-5s44.
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PEN TO. 4 REASONABLE OFFER

$50 RENT, immediate Occupancy
upon owners approval. while vol
wait for your financing. CTS can
buy at s295 down: so easy 10 own
this individual rambler with 3
bedrooms. tile BATH large living
room with dining L, equipped
Kitchen; full basement with day
o osnI SSiinSoW Ws.n hiSh on hill
sorry " you miss this. ROUTH
RQBBlNS REAL ESTATE CORP.
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DUPLEX-Arlington's finest. . Ice.
2-bedrm. apis: separate entr.. fully
air cond.: 4 baths. fireplaces.
cleo. kit. lge. tile sun deck. W tow.
carpeting, att, gar. Only S32 $50.
consider trade, Open Sun. 1925 g.
18th St. blk. of Col. pike and
ESTATE IA S.0ia7 or IA s-s5ss
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RAY PARK
Countrywide Realty
RAY PARK

Lovely split-level family home. in
this fast-developing neighborhood,
convenient to school. transportation
and shopping: beautifully finished
rec. rm.: garape
RlMMER BROS.
BUILDERS, REAL ESTATE
AP, 1-blO9 WA. T-0947
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RAMBLER-No. Arl. brick. ia years
old; 3 bedrms. lge. living rm.. with
flrepl., dining Il" nice kit, . full
baths, lovely lRe. rec. rm., full
bsmt.; level, fenced yard. conv.
Pentagon, schools. buses. shopping
Sl9.950. Excel loan. terms. Early
possession. OWNER. $685. 26th I'd.
north JE o-o0hu
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ALEXANDRIA-OPEN
VETS-SOO0.OO0 DOWN

3 bedrms., Ia baths, full hsmt.,
brand-new brick-and- frame home;
nothing down. why pay rent? 80.
". loan, 4h2es, approx. SIS per mo.
This is real value Look and COM
pare. Only S12.SS0 up. We invite
YOUR inspection at our model house,
3glS Duke st, Call II. $4,000.
V. L. Marcum, Realtor
Shirlineton Business Center Arl Va
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"a acres. Frame home, 3 yrs. old.
gear garage Lots Of country liv.
ing Tor the young family. All mod
$4,000 ThELMA M. HIGGINS.
Broker. Phone Herndon 2S6-J.
FAVORABLE TERMS
Arl.; immac 'i-bedrm. Colonial;
J " baths, rec rm., lovely porch,
fenced yard, mr.. schools, churches,
shops, bus. Close In. Sale by owner al
less than VA: $lS,g0O. KE. 6-Sq13,
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ALEXANDRIA, AREA

CT approved; 3 bedrms. and den;
entire LIST floor air cond washer
ana driei. SIT. reter. and l3-cu.-ft.
deep freeze; 5 minutes from Penta-
gon or FIT. Beivoir. Open at 1859
Vanderbilt dr., Bucknel Manor,
Alex; Phone so. 5-63SS. Price,
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PARK-Brick Cape Cod
liv. rm with firepl., din. rm.. full
bsmt., expansible attic with full
dormer; Bus, shopping, schools
conv. $4,000 ia Lawrence DIR
Falls Church. JE, 4-fI6SS.
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FAIRFAX-Last chance, new brick
and frame. 57-ft. rambler, SlS,50O,
3 bedrms.. , b.. panel den: sep. din.
rln;, equip. Kit, daylight bsmt. with
Open Sun: call for dir. FAIRFAX
REALTY. CIR. 3-24O7, OR. 3-Oa3l
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FALLS CHURCH RAMBLER, sIasheu
for quick sale-3 bedrms LIST floor,
expsn. End floor, immaculate
65xl 90 lot tenceQ rear yard, lovely
buses ext block, s14,500. $1,000
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ALEXANDRIA AREA. Bv owner. r.
bedrm. house: good cond. Desir-
able location. Reas. so. 5-7774.
ARMAND ALE-Stone house, 8 bed.
rms. 44x25.. sun room. firepi. Lot
SOxi22. Sl4,75O. OWNER, KE
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HOLMES RUN ACRES-Contempo-
rary ranch: . bedrms. plus den !
bedrm.. open beamed ceiling, firepl.,
liv rm.. picture window wall.
patio. carport: lge. lot. Mr. school.
Splendid community. Sl4,7O0
Phone JE. 4-1O77.
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8 -ACRE ESTATE. under $40. 900,
Modern 3-bedrm. home; iiy. rm.
with firepl.,. large sep. din. nm.
mod. kit with dining area. . full
baths, perm. stair to planned md
apt, plumbing roughed in for Kit,
and bath, full bsmt. with roughed-
in bath, with greenhouse at one end
Second house on prop. contains iiv,
rm.. bedrm.. kit. and bath. encl.
porch and is now rented. Call for
more details on No. 243. STARNES
REALTY m CR a-nsTI
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SIG PER MONTH--3-bedrOom RAM
bier. almost new, basement almost
finished; assume HUGE CT loan
a fine neighborhood. near shops and
bus. Only S12.950. Call ROR-
SCHACH REALTY. JE, 9-3706.
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OPEN, BY OWNER, j to S Sat. and
brick home, built Tor comfort sbi
living. Features Ice. liv. rm. with
nrepl;, din. rm. with corner cup
BOARD, Ice. kit, powder rm. and
screened porch 3 hedrms. tile bath
Win stali shower on End mr.; fun
yard. conv, located at eO4 Russell
I'd Alnw OF A-NnRA
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$17,5OO

On conventional. FLA Or OF
terms. Call the office to-day, $40 to
$3.50, to inspect or contact Mr..
Johnson at 415 Crossroads drive,
or Mrs; Clark at 6Q2 Delashmutk
circle. both at Lake Bancroft.
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FALLS CHURCH AREA. VA ap-
praised SD 800. This beautiful
brick Cape Cod has so much per-
sonality it's beyond description in
this ad. Equipped kitchen. living
room with fireplace Sep. dining
room, 3 bedrooms, lla baths, study,
full basement, porch, breezeway,
garage. Many extras. Level. beau
Close in ia Cali JE. e.SS67o.i V OVEN
REALTY, 121 S. WASHINGTON St,
Ealle Cbnrr1, We
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CITY UTILS. incl. in this expand,
2-bedrm. brick Cape Cod with liv.
rm., sep. dining rm.. all-elec. kit.
Upper floor has roughed-in plumb.
ing and heat, Wall to-wall carpet
ing incl. in selling price OF S15.45O.
REALTY CO, CIR, 3-251I and ask
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ARL., 1905 N. Ode. Open 90. 3ls
bedrms;, Diet. brick in top coma
1877 liv. .rm. with firepl., din. rm..
modern, kit. with dishwasher and
with rec. rm.; S16.15O. KE. S-44O6
ANNANDALE, Springfield, S13,750,
open 2-dark-This lovely 3-yr. odd,
3-bedrm. rambler on huge lot is
a good buy. particularly when you
can assume q large CT trust. See II
today. SPRINGFIELD I'd. to Vellex
lane, signs to house. c. z. MAR
Rem CO., JE. 4-4454.
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SPACIOUS, set on ia secluded
acres amid ancient oaks and other
hardwood. We offer this lgp. white
frame Virginia manor house: there
gre hie bright hedrms.. 81
23-ft. den. . firepls., fun bsfnt,
mod. kit. and breakfast nook. The
int, decor and aprtS. are of the
highest order. A gentlemaniF
estate within | 3 Minis. OF down.
town Wash. Asking only S34 300
W. W. BLACKMAN, INC. ia.
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HILLCREsT HEIGHTS
HILLSCREST HEIGHTS

First tinns S ostsrsd oniY Go oxo
for this cute as a bug, neat as a
pin. 2-bedrm. semidet. brick; dish
washer. disposal. loads of flowers,
shrubs: fenced cor. lot; col. trans
ferred Here is a buy.
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older home. 4 bedrms
: baths, full bsmt, fenced yd.: Gil
$4,000 Call ACME. ia. 7-7667
Hechts. 2 separate apis
bsnlt., porch, garage, corner lot
Inc. $3.50 mo-; S14,950 $4,000
handles. Call AID 2-SS6I
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FRANCONIA AREA-Assume approx.
$4,000 Gl loan: 3-bedrm. brick
rambler: carport; util. rm.: carpet
ing; reas. down payt. so. 5-5239.
HERNDON-3-bedrm. house in good
order Just remodeled l yr. ago, all
conveniences within 3 city blocks
Financed, $1,000 cash, $75 mo
priced, $3.50. Also other modern
houses and business properties.
Write or call PAUL T. POWELL.
Herndon. Va. phone 1913: office
nNer the hank
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u ACRE OF SHADE TREES pro-
vice for cool outside living; 3 bed
rms, sen. din. rm., hsn1t., pch
and GARAGE. For bargain hunters
cnance 10 pick up this cute home
AZ Az only 81 $50, call HILL REAL
Arizona sun., 1956-09-06
RESEARCH IS THE KEY

Half a century ago a boy of
IS, aided by his brother, built
a tractor. To the amazement of
almost everyone, it actually
worked.
Now he is chief engineer of
research with one of the lead
ing farm equipment manufac-
turers. Recently he was given
a gold medal by an engineering
society for developments for
which he was responsible. He has
said: "The farmers of the world
will require labor-saving tools of
even greater efficiency, safety,
simplicity, comfort, and adap-
liability to rapidly changing
methods of agriculture"
That requirement dominates
the thinking and the work of
the entire farm equipment in
dustry. Good as a machine may
be, to the engineers it is never
quite good enough. They are
always looking for ways and
means to make it better. That
means a heavy emphasis on re-
search.
When this particular engineer
first entered the employ of a
farm machinery company, IN
1927, there were about half a
dozen employees in the engineer
ing and research department.
Today there are more than 200.
That change is typical OF the
equipment industry as a whole.
Research m axes machines
safer. It leads to machines that
will last longer, and do more
work at less cost and with less
human effort. It is at the heart
of the continuing agricultural
revolution.
Arizona sun., 1956-09-06
SOUTHERNER TELLS OF LABOR
r NEGRO UNITY
BY Ed Snow

CHICAGO The newspaper,
the New Southerner, was the
rallying point for meeting
held here by white and Negro
workers concerned with develop
ments in the South. Donald
West, known to Militant read
erS as the courageous editor
from Dalton, Georgia, was the
main speaker.
He described an old Southern
tradition little known to his
audience. This was the tradition
of opposition by the poor white
workers and farmers to the
slave owners and to the Con-
federacy. He described how
thousands of Georgia farmers
refused to join the Confederate
army in protest against slavery
and how in one Georgia county
the Union flag had been kept
flying over the courthouse
throughout the Civil War.
This, said West, was the proud
tradition that will yet prevail
despite the forces attempting to
retard progress. The "blood-
curdling" demagogy of the White
Citizens Council and the Ku
-Klux Klan will not succeed in
turning back the historically
upward march of struggle in
the South for any length of
time. He showed that the WCC
and xxx were not only anti
Negro, as everyone knows, but
anti-labor also.
West cited the unpublicized
results of polls in several South
ern high schools where white
students overwhelming voted
for racial integration. He also
told of racist violence against
an interracial cooperative farm
in Georgia. At this particular
farm, where some 60 Negro and
white Baptist farmers have pool
ed their resources and work
Arizona sun., 1956-09-06
THE COST OF CRIME

J. Edgar Hoover of the FBI
states: 1--WE complain about high
taxes, but last year crime cost
every man, woman and child in
the United States $4,000, or a
staggering estimated total of
twenty billions of dollars. Per-
hapS this figure could become
more meaningful if we realized
that for every $1.O0 spent on
education, crime cost $1.46; and
for every $1.OO which went to
the churches of the nation,
$500 went to crime"
Mr.. Hoover said this in a
speech urging improvement in
crime control-especially as it
affects the parole system and
the problem of the repeater.
And the challenge of this, he
added, els a challenge to all of
u.s."
Arizona sun., 1956-09-06

about 1000 acres in common,
the hard-earned dairy an d
freezer installations were bomb
ed.
The costly, equipment is a
dead loss because the insurance
companies had cancelled the
policies beforehand. Speaking
of insurance, West mentioned
that he could not even get a
life insurance policy in the
South because the companies
considered him a poor risk"
despite his excellent health. He
is similarly refused insurance
on his farm, auto, etc.
UNION PROGRESS
AS a forestaste of things to
come in the South, West report
ed the progress being made by
the international Association of
Machinists in the Lockheed
plant in Marietta, Geor., where
Is per cent of the labor force are
Negroes. News Of such united
struggles, as well as those of the
Negro people in Montgomery and
Tallahassee, is the message that
the New Southerner will give in
the South, West promised. A
collection was taken to help
further the work.
Other speakers included Rev.
Shantz and Rev. Richardson. A
group of young people enter
9ained with Southern folk songs.
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More Techniciuns
Fly From Egypt

ROME. Nov. 16 (P.-A second
large group of Soviet and Eastern
European military and arms
experts passed through Rome
today on their way home from
Egypt.
It's a hush-hush movement
The Soviet technicians won't
talk. They do not leave the air.
port during their stopover, and
Soviet Embassy officials decline
comment.
The experts, so far flying by
Sabena (Belgian) Airlines, arrive
here from the Sudan headed for
Brussels, where they transfer to
other flights back to Moscow.
Sources close to the Italian
Defense Ministry said they
learned that the first group OF
more than 80 passed through
Rome last week end.
A second group of "a;
Czechs and II Russians-passec
through the airport today from
Wadi Halfa Airport in the
Sudan. This is close to the
Egyptian border.
The technicians are believed
by Italian officials to be those
who went to Egypt over a yeal
ago to teach Egyptians how tx
use and maintain Communist
tanks. planes and guns sent IL
Egypt.
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japanese Decry
by3
Major Nations

TOKYO. Nov. Is (P).-Foreign
Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu
blasted Britain, France and the
Soviet Union today for their
recent military actions.
Addressing a special session
of the Diet (Parliament), Mr..
Shigemitsu accused Britain and
France Of attacking Egypt "in
utter disregard" of world alb
horrence for war as an instru-
ment of policy.
He also accused Russia Of vio-
lating the independence of Hum
gay.
But Mr.. Shigemitsu told the
Diet President Eisenhower's re-
election was a 'reassurine" sign
in the worldwide quest for
peace.
Earlier Prime Minister Ichiro
Hatoyama also had hailed the
reelection of Mr.. Eisenhower,
who firmly believes in world
peace" as a "heartening sign in
the troubled world"
Another hopeful sign, Mr..
Hatoyama said, was that world
opinion is urging the United Ma
lions for action to avert war;"
He called on Japan to make
every effort for easing interna-
tional tensions in concert with
other peace-loving nations"
The Diet session was called to
ratify the recent World War II
peace agreement re-establishing
relations between Japan and
Russia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-16

pOIcy IN the Middle East ana
laid most of the blame for the
crisis directly at the feet Of the
United States and Secretary of
State Dulles.
Some two dozen lawyers,
standing in the doorways or
seated in the rear, walked out.
The other 275 present kept their
seats and, at the end of the
talk, gave Mr.. Valeur a standing
ovation and a vote of thanks.
Yesterday the State Depart
ment asked the French Embassy
here for the text of the ENJOYS
speech, which one irate lawyer
had called insulting"
Mr.. Rayor's statement said:
1.-THE text of Mr.. Valeur's ad-
dress delivered before members
of the Bar Association at its
meeting on Tuesday evening
was, Of course. not reviewed in
advance by the association. We
had no previous knowledge Of
what he planned to say. The
association deeply regrets that
he chose to inject personal
references to leading officials of
our Government or comment on
official United States Govern
ment policy in an address which
was arranged two months ago
to consider legal aspects Of the
Suez Canal problem"
Mr.. Valeur had said that En-
bassy officials were disturbed by
q reported statement by Secre-
tary Dulles that he could no
longer believe the French Am
bassador after Israel launched
its attack on Egypt last month.
I'VE didn't find it out until
the next day." Mr.. Valeur said,
in commenting on reports that
French officials here had said
the attack was a surprise to
them.
He scored Secretary Dulles for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-16
Pineuu Will Appear
On WMAL Sunduv

Christian Pineau, the French
Foreign Minister, will be inter-
viewed on Press Conference, "
an American Broadcasting Co.
television program, at $3.50 pm.
Sunday over WMAL-TV.
This will be the only tele-
vision appearance by Mr.. Pineau
while he is in this country at
tending the United Nations Gen.
Ieral Assembly meetings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-16

shifting his stand on American
policies after Egypt's President
Nasser seized the Suez Canal,
and hit at this country for sid
ing" with Russia in branding
Israel an aggressor. "You might
at least have abstained," the dip
lomat said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-16
Bar Association Regrets
Insulting VoIeur Speech

Thomas Raysor president of the District Bar Association
said last night the deeply regrets that Robert Vauer
French Embassy Counselor choose to inject references
leading officials of Government when he addressed the
organization at monthly meeting the Mayower Hotel
day night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-16

Bring the Children to
See Santa iIG TOyIGmdI,
18th Floor, Washington
LO1cer LeUeI d. Arlington
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Sale! 6B.4O American FLYER
35-pc. Train Outfits

Lood 'er and away go! de luxe electric train with so
transformer This freight includes locomotive
and eondo and last the eoboose Also includes 20
sections Of curved oc sections of straight troc terminal
and treste
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-16

criticism of Americas foreign
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-10

A 14-year-old girl was in
jured seriously yesterday when
her sled scooted of icy NJ street
across Branch avenue Sc. into
the path of a taxicab, police re-
ported.
Injured when her runaway
sled collided with the taxi was
Nancy Sheets, of 1921 Ames
street NE. She was reported in
fair condition today at Casualty
Hospital, under treatment for a
possible fractured right hip and
right ankle.
The driver of the cab was
listed by police as Morris Said
SO. of 1903 First street Sc. A
corporation counsel hearing was
set for January 81.
In another accident yesterday
William c. Perna, "a, a Bethesda
Istonemason, suffered a severely
crushed leg when he slipped on
AN icy sidewalk and fell beneath
the wheels Of a streetcar at the
Capital Transit terminal on
Wisconsin avenue at the District
line.