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aboard the liner Queen Eliza
beth, the prime minister said he
hoped his trip would contribute
mot only to the happiness and
welfare Of both our countries.
but also to the peace Of the
world"
British informants said Sir
Anthony will ask that the United
States join Britain in a warning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-25

glo-American-French agreement
Of 1850 pledging the three coun-
tries to try to help maintain
peace in the Middle East.
That declaration" Mr.. Dulles
replied. indicated that if there
were aggression by either side
that the three countries who
we're parties to that declaration
would take appropriate action
within or without the United
Nations.
Topic May Come Up
"And it would be quite pos
sible, even probable, that that
general topic would be discussed,
although. of course, France is
also a party to that declaration.
and anything we discuss there
would also have to be discussed
with the French"
Mr.. Dulles showed anew that
he was still cool to proposals for
limiting H-bomb tests through
international agreements.
Sir Anthony, along with some
other statesmen, has proposed
such limitations but Mr.. Dulles
told his news conference:
II would say that the obstacles
in the path are what we both
recognize to be technical dim
culties relating to control. and
as to where you draw the line
between what is a new and bigger
explosion and what has now al
most become conventional
weapon.
There are q great many tech
nical difficulties in the way of
formulating a proposal which
might be put to the Soviets In
| a form which would really be
protective Of the interests Of
both sides.
Now we have been discussing
that thing with the British Of
and on for a couple Of years. ]
wouldn't be surprised If it would
come up again when Sir Anthony
is here this time"
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Eden Sails Today
For TuIks in u. S.

SOUTHAMPTON. England.
Jan. Is Up. - Prime Minister
Eden sailed today for the United
States and talks with President
Eisenhower. Sir Anthony re-
portedly will seek q pledge Of
Joint United States-British air
action against any major agrees
sion by Israelis or Arabs in the
troubled Middle East.
In q statement before leaving
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Greet Books AvoiIubIe

A set Of Great Books Of the
Western World is now available
in the Clarendon branch Of Ar
.lington County libraries. The
54-volume work was purchased
under a grant from the Old Do
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Twill put major emphasis on the
Vests growing difficulties in the
Middle East.
The trip will mark Sir An
thongs first visit here as Prime
Minister-and afford him ample
opportunity to appeal to the
american public.
Address Scheduled
Next Thursday. he will speak
to separate sessions of the SEN
ate and House. In the evening.
he will address, the Nation for
is minutes over the CHS and
sNBC TV-radio networks and the
rsABC and Mutual radio networks.
* A press conference is set for
FRIDAY, February 8, shortly be-
fore Sir Anthony leaves Tor
Ottawa and London.
~ Sir Anthony will arrive in New
York at tbs am. Monday aboard
ceremonies, will fly to
Washington in Mr.. Eisenhower
official plane. landing at the
Military Air Transport Terminal
at 11:l5 am.
Mr.. Dulles will greet the Brit
ish visitors and see that they
are safely of to Blair House
Official conferences start Mon
day afternoon and continue
Tuesday and Wednesday, with
sessions set for morning, after
noon and perhaps evenings.
It is not yet clear how many
of these meetings Mr.. Eisenhower
will attend, but the tentative
schedule indicates that he viii
avoid social engagements that
serve mostly to satisfy protocol
Dulles Briefs President
Mr.. Dulles arranged to call on
Mr.. Eisenhower this afternoon
to start briefing the President on
some of the policy problems that
will arise during Sir Anthony
visit. Mr.. Dulles expected to bt
in the White House several more
times this week.
The Secretary told news con-
ference yesterday that he mag
ined the Anglo American con.
ference will cover the different
parts of the world where our two
nations have interests in COM
mon and where they can appro-
priately be discussed, without
any improperly as regards Other
countries who may also be in
volved."
But there are quite few o.
those matters. and I imagine
most of them will be discussed,
Mr.. Dulles said.
= Mr.. Dulles was asked whether
Sir Anthony's visit might produc'
- some program to inforce an An
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Eden Slated to Address
Congress and Nation

British Prime Anthony Eden will address Congress
speak on the major networks and hold massive
during week disclosed today
Sir Anthony and British Foreign Minister Selwyn Lloyd
conferences with President
and Secretary of State Dulles
The conferences will cover world but
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that air arms Of the two big
powers would move against any
aggressor in the Arab-Israeli
dispute.
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v Motor Number Sweepstakes
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All Lots Front On Wide,
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Refrigeration and conditioning
wholesaler needs young man, white,
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Box SOB. Star.
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YOUNG MAN

To be considered. you must have
including physics and math. You
should have some active interest in
electronics. This interest is more
important than actual experience.
You should have completed your
military service or be draft exempt.
Write briefly giving your age. edu.
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Sales Representative

SALES TRAINEE-Career opportu.
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PAPER. HANGER

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HELP-MEN
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SERVICEMEN

Earn from $50 to $50 in a week,
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view see Personnel Mgr. George
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SALESMAN for retail bakery: after
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made originally rs years ago by
Cooper and his then partner,
Ernest B. Schoedsack.
The company has another
gigantic production in prepara-
ton, 1.-THE American" and still a
third. William Liberty"
I'VE have no definite list Of a
certain number of pictures a
year. ;. said Whitney. I will make
las many good ones as / can. And
one thing you can count on he
added soberly. ANY picture we
do make will represent the true
American scene in such a man
Iner that the foreign market will
get no false ideas Of our way of
life" ****
Pat Wayne, II In July. gives
every indication that he will be
an even bigger and taller man
than his famous six-feet-three
dad, John Wayne. Already Pat
tops six-feet-one. and continues
to grow at a rapid pace.
Young Wayne's athletic talents
are almost self-evident in his APP
lpearance. He will be a senior at
Loyola High School, Los Angeles.
See HEFFERNAN. Page A-24
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Sonny Makes Good
By HAROLD HEFFERNAN
HOLLYWOOD lNANAl

HOLLYWOOD tNANA1.--Be-
hind movie headlines:
"A rich mans plaything. "
That's how the Hollywood wise
boys referred to Cornelius
Sonny Vanderbilt Whitney's
surprise move into the indepen-
dent production field in Novem-
Der, 1854. They kept right on
scoffing until 1.-THE Searchers"
came out a few weeks ago. The
picture is now rolling UP crosses
almost unprecedented for new
outfit.
So, the tune has changed. for
Hollywood is quick to latch on
to a winner.
Il always knew Sonny could
do it." one of the towns leading
film makers declared in a BOOM
ing voice at the Brown Derby
the other lunchtime. Whitney
was in an adjoining booth. He
must have smiled to himself.
The loud-mouthed speaker had
coined the rich man" phrase
months before.
Whitney and his partner, the
veteran Merriam C. Cooper, now
are moving swiftly. Many of
the screens leading stars have
opened negotiations with them
in the hope Of becoming assoc
ciates. SO far no deals have
been made. Under Whitney's
direction. Cooper, vice president
in charge Of production, is set
ting up a program projected over
a five-year period.
One feature will be James
Warner Bellah's 1.-THE Valiant
Virginians." a Civil War saga
which viii be in production dur
ing much of 1857. John Wayne
told John Ford he would play
the role of Stonewall jackson
and Ford told Whitney he would
direct the picture. In fact, Ford,
Whitney and Cooper have visited
Virginia Military Institute, the
West Point of the South, whose
heads have offered full cooper
alton.
A production expedition is now
based on Iran, re-filming in color.
sound and large screen. Grass, :"
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CT WE'D ~. 9-55OO.
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"PICNIC''
All STANLEY Warner E..!,. Ihsaters Are

William Holden, Kim Novak, 100,
3:10.. 500. .7:3b. $50. Tomorrow.
Showing ct Matinee, HOO AN to
8 Pm. jungle Cents" The Bowery
Boys, 1920. ESQ, $50 Tarzan.s
Hidden jungle" l1:00 AM. lbs,
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TAR0HlA RA. 3-4sIa. Free PARK
AAMUAHA ing. THE Informer.''
Joe Young. Terry Moore. 7:55. 10.
morrow. at 100 PM Show Only,
, 1956-05-22
DR.. DE FREITAs COMING

DR.. Robert M. De Freitas,
B. a. O., D. Specialist in Eye
Examination Refraction Or
thoptics, announces that on
Tuesday, May %, from 10
am, to 5 pm. and Wed5 May
% from $50 to 4:so pm.
complete optometric service
will be offered to the Munich
pality of ST. Croix.
win be in Frederiksted
Municipal Hospital from 600
am. until noon.
The latest designs in Eye
glasses prepaid or COD
, 1956-05-22

have much left after repairing
the church. Under the PASTOR
ate of Pastor Kenneth Fergu-
son, the drive was renewed,
but he left before we reached
our goal. It was under the pas
torate of Pastor Paul Beatty
that we finally reached our
goal"
, 1956-05-22
U B 5 { RIB /

discuss the matter with him,
particularly the status of Bill
2O7 now before him for sigma
ture. If signed, this bill will
authorize 100000 of local
funds to be spent with $780,
600 of Federal grant funds for
improvements to the airport
here. The bill also lauthorizes
the Governor to request the
Federal Grant, which is the
first step towards getting the
Federal Aid.
, 1956-05-22

TWO
from San Juan to St. Thomas,
81 sheets Of Puerto Rico lot
terry tickets.
Rivera is married and has
resided in St. Thomas since
1928. He is a bartender.
He was released under
$4,000 bond.
, 1956-05-22
C'STED

Church; the Liturgists were
Dr William Arbaugh and pr,
Eduardo Roig, the latter Pre-
silent Of the Caribbean Sy-
ned; the special speaker was
Pastor Paul Beatty, now sta
toned IN Puerto Rico and the
Gsryice Of Dedication by Pas
tor Harry Nuudi.
Soloists for the evening
were Mis-. LORRAINE Sevilla,
who gave an excellent de-
monstration of what the mag
nificient instrument could do
when she played Toccata and
F'ugue in D Minor and "The
Festival Prelude, A Mighty
Fortress is Our God; Ernest
Phaire, the agent for the Or
gan, also proudly played a So
10 and James O'Neal Hender-
son, a special guest baritone,
sang "The Lords Prayer; the
Senior and Junior choirs rem
dered special anthems. The
organist was Miss Imogene
Stevens. 4
A large crowd had gathered
outside to listen in on the pro-
gram
The following Information
was taken from the printed
program, which may prove Of
interest:
-. we regret we could find
nothing to satisfy our curios-
ity, and no living member nor
friend of the congregation has
been able to enlighten us.
w know that this church,
formerly the Dutch Reformed,
Quilt before 1749) was conse-
Grated as the Lutheran church
in the year 1884. We can safe
ly say that the pipe, organ, but
for a few Interruptions, has
served us well and has made
our church services more wor
shipful for over one hundred
and twenty-five years. We
shall keep it in its present To-
cation in memory Of the SER
vice it has given us.
H# -
Under the pastorate of Pas
tor Elmer Oleson, a drive was
started, known as The Church
Repair and Organ Fund
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-28
Choir 10 Sinq
.Dirksen Work

Richard Dirksen, associate or
ganist and choirmaSter of Wash.
ington Cathedral, will present
the first performance of his new
composition, "Canons for EquaI
Voices" at 4 pm. tomorrow ir
the cathedral.
The Canons, sung by the
Washington Cathedral Choir Of
Men. are made up of verses Sc
lected from Solomon's Proverb;
and arranged as a musical mora.
lesson.
The service, including the Gre
gorian chant. will be sung with.
out organ accompaniment.
Air Force Chaplain James R
Davidson will speak at the II
am. service tomorrow.
Holy communion will be cele-
brated at 8 am. in st. Mary's
Chapel by Chaplain Davidson
and at $3.50 am. in Bethlehem
Chapel by the Rev. Charles r
Stinnette. jr., a cathedral canon
The State flag of California
will be carried in all the process
SionS tomorrow.
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Social Security
Restored to Red

ATLANTA, July 20 (R.-So-
cial security payments have been
restored to a New Yorker serving
Ia three-year term in the At
lanta Federal prison for advo-
eating forcible overthrow of the
Government.
Payments of $8S monthly to
Alexander Bittleman had been
impounded at the request of the
director Of the Bureau of Prisons
pending a ruling from the JUS
tice Department.
A referees ruling in June re-
stored the benefits and Warden
Fred T. Wilkinson said yesterday
he had received no instructions
to withhold the payments again.
The money goes into q trust
account because prisoners are
not permitted to have cash in
their possession.
Bittleman was convicted in
1858 in New York of violating
the Smith Anti-Subversive Act.
He was sentenced to three years
and fined $4,000 in a nine-month
trial of Communists. He began
serving his term in January,
1855. and will be eligible for re-
lease in April, 1857.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-28

said Mr.. Fox and the Post Pub
Fishing Co. 'have broken their
option agreement with me (and)
under the circumstances I have
no alternative but to cease all
negotiations"
Mr.. Bottomly's statement came
shortly after McHenry Browne,
general manager of the Post
had confirmed a report that he
had been placed on q leave OF
absence by Mr.. Fox.
Mr.. Fox's replying statement
in late editions of the morning
newspaper, said 1.-THE people Of
Massachusetts, have already guar
anteed the continued existence
of the Post by their willingness
to buy notes of the Post Publish
ing Co. to be offered next week.
The statement said that Mr.,
Bottomly had given a number OF
reasons for terminating negoti-
ations. Mr.. Fox's statement then
added:
Zone of the reasons that he
did not give was that he could
not buy the Post because OF a
decree of the Superior Court OF
Massachusetts, issued as a result
of a stipulation to which he
himself was a party.
Called Blow to G. o. p.
"John Fox, publisher of the
Post, Immediately said that the
Post is not and will not be for
sale. The Post is an influence
so great and so well informed
that its continuation constitutes
a virtual warranty that the Re-
publican administration can not
be reelected.
I'm the future, the Post. with
out qualification, will continue to
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with pay until next Thursday
He said he and Mr.. Root col.
|lected their personal possessions
and left, the building.
Mr.. Browne, who became gen.
eral manager in 1852, shortly
after Mr.. Fox acquired the pa.
|per. declined to say what causeC
Mr.. Fox to put him and Mr.. Roo
on leave Of absence.
Purchased in 1852
Once q strong voice in New
England Democratic politics. thu
Post has been beset by finan'
cial troubles in recent months
Its circulation and advertising
Image has been dwindliug fol
the last few year.
Mr.. Fox. 49-year-old Boston
flnancier, purchased the Pos
June II. 1852. from Mrs. Heller
D. Grozier. widow Of RicharC
Grozier, publisher and editol
from 1924 to 1916.
During recent weeks the UniteC
States Government has fled lien
against the Post for alleged non
payment Of income taxes with
held from employees salary
checks. It is understood thai
some OF the liens have since beer
lifted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-28
Army to Honor


Top military leaders will be
present at special exercises COM
memorating the lSlst anniver-
sary Of the founding of the
United States Army Chaplaincy
at 4 pm. tomorrow at Fort Myer,
Army Chief Of Chaplains Pat
rick ]. Ryan and Army Deputy
Chief of Chaplains Frank A.
Tobey will be in the reviewing
stand with Maj. Gen. John G.
Van Houten. Commanding Gen.
eral of the Military District of
Washington.
The Sd Infantry Regiment OF
Fort Myer and the United States
Army band will take part in the
retreat review.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-28

be the great Democratic news
paper in Massachusetts, and in
New England.
"It's publisher will continue to
be-John Fox"
In his statement. Mr.. Bottomly
said:
Mr.. Fox was not accurate in
his statements to me concern
ing the assets of the Post" He
added that Mr.. Fox did not
permit him ito make an ade-
|quate examination of the assets
of the Post as required to
do under our contract"
Two Given Release
Mr.. Fox also violated our
agreement by the discharge Of
key employees without consult
ing me-" Mr.. Bottomly's state
ment continued. q. I have
never been permitted to exer-
else my option to purchase be-
cause Of court actions started
after the option agreement was
signed"
Mr.. Browne said Mr.. Fox went
to the newspaper Office last eve
ming and told Mr.. Browne and
Arthur Root assistant to the
general manager, that both had
been placed on leave of absence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-28
,Roin Is Precious

HAMILTON, Bermuda.-Ber-
muda depends on rainfall for iti
water supply. Roofs Of houses
consist Of a series Of terraces
that catch rain water and
channel it into subterranean
cisterns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-28
John Wesley Film

The moving picture "Johr
Wesley" will be shown at 7:3C
pm. tomorrow in Asbury Metho-
dist Church, Eleventh and K
streets NV.