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Cancelled Bonds
Show Oddness
|0f Red Economy
BY THOMAS P. WHITNEY


Associated Press FOREIGN News Analyst
The announcement that the
Soviet government. with a snap
Of its fingers, is canceling over
three-fourths of its national
debt shows what a strange thing
the Soviet Socialist economy
really is.
Try to imagine the Juror il
the United States Government
were casually to reveal that
within a few days time it would
wipe out the value of most out
standing United States Govern
ment Bonds. Banks would close.
Insurance companies would shut
their doors. The entire economy
would shake and the Govern
ment would totter.
The Soviet press yesterday
carried the news. made public by
Nikita Khrushchev in a speech
Monday. that the Kremlin for
the next 20 or Is years will pay
no interest and repay none Of
the principal on 260 billion
rubles worth Of state bonds the
Soviet citizenry bought involun-
tarily.
Totals S65 RiIli0n
That amount-ofiicially $65
Ibillion-represents the largest
portion by far Of the private
savings of Soviet citizens. II
was taken out Of their pay en-
velopes over the last two decades
and longer, an average of from
6 to more than 8 per cent OF
their wages every month.
The long postponement OF
bond redemptions is equivalent
to their confiscation, if the
Communist timetable for Russia
works out. In 20 to Is years
the Soviet Union is supposed to
be enjoying a state of COM
munism"-as distinct from the
present "socialism"-and Com
munist citizens won't own such
private property as bonds.
Money in the Soviet Union is
worth whatever the government
chooses to make it. One ruble
spent by the government can
buy arms or machinery equiva-
lent in value to consumer goods
or services that cost the Soviet
citizen 2. 3, 10 or 20 rubles.
Control Is Absolute
The Kremlin sets all wages. all
prices. and controls all produc-
ton and finance in the Soviet
Union. 1t can siphon rubles out
OF the pocket SO quietly that the
average Russian doesn't know
where they've gone. He knows
only they're not there.
The Kremlin fixes prices for
consumer goods and services far
above what it costs the govern
lment-the only employer-to
produce them. The difference
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Honors for Warren

SACRAMENTO, Calf. April
IL (P.-The Senate joined the
Assembly yesterday in a resolu-
ton asking that Mountain
boulevard freeway in Oakland be
renamed Warren boulevard in
honor of United States Chief
Justice Warren, a former Cali
fornia Governor.
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|NAT0 Fleet Cut
BY British Seen
BY JOHN A. GILES

There will be a marked" re-
duction in British feet and all
commitments to the North At.
lantic Treaty forces in the
Atlantic as a result of that
country's new economy drive. :
That was the prediction yes
terday of Admiral Jerauld
Wright, who commands the
NATO torces as well as the
United States Atlantic Fleet.
3, The four-star admiral told q
Pentagon news conference that
the cuts would "have to be com
pensated for" either by increased
commitments from the United
States or other allies or by a
reorganization of the available
forces.
80 far I've been told only
that the British economies viii
mean a marked reduction spread
over a period Of years In British
contributions, both in warship:
and In naval air. to NATO's At.
lantic forces" he said.
Conference Scheduled
I'm scheduled to see Lord
Mountbatten british Sea Lord
in London later this month tC
learn what the numerical re-
auctions will be and their effect
on anti-submarine warfare, car
rier. submarine and other de-
ployments." he continued. KS
Until that time / would not
want TO say whether the British
economies will require increased
commitments by the United
States
However I can point out tc
you that the United States is a
very potent part of our tNATOl
naval strength. / am sure our
other allies such as Canada and
France wouldn't mind my say
ing that the British are our
principal partner in the At
lantic."
Admiral Wright left later for
Paris for the annual NATC
command post" exercises. He Is
the naval counterpart Of Gen.
eral Lauris Norstad. NATO COM
mander in chief for Europe. His
headquarters are in Norfolk, Va
Britain announced on April
an atomic age defense program
calling for an end to the draft
by 1860. drastic cuts in man.
power and material and with
Idrawal of her forces from Korea
land Libya. The total strength OF
the three armed forces. nov
100000 will be reduced to BIS. 00C
by the end of 1862.
Submarine Problem
! Admiral Wright said that Q
large part of the Russian sub.
marine fleet is maintained at the
far north Russian port Of Muir
mansk.
He said that Russian submar.
Ines were being sighted in the
Atlantic--as he has said before
but that he was not alarmed
about such sightings.
I'm not worried-just inter.
ested." the admiral said. I'VE
send our submarines all over the
world too. but the Soviet sub.
marines choose to maneuver fol
the most part below the surafce.
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. :: A
THURSDAY 8


it collects-called turnover tax
and profits" taxes-make the
sales and excise taxes of CAPT.
talistic countries look micro
scopic.
On the other hand, the gov
eminent fixes the prices it pays
for tanks, jet planes. machinery
and its other purchases at OF
below the level of the cost Of
production.
Citizen on Short End
Ivan Ivanovich, the average
Russian, comes out on the short
end. The Soviet state-with its
vast armed forces. its big H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-11
Jordan Army Regarded
AS Key in Pro-Red Crisis

LONDON. April II P).-Jor-
don King Hussein's custer of
Premier Suleiman Nabulsi was
reported today to be the result
of bitter quarrel over whether
the Arab nation should be ex-
posed to Soviet or American in
| fluence.
Diplomats in Washington be-
lieved the stand that Jordan's
"a 000-man army takes in the
next few days may determine
whether Hussein can stop his
country's drift toward the So
viet-aligned policy of Egypt and
Syria. 1t was assumed Husseir
would not have acted against the
popular premier unless he hao
assurance Of military support.
Reports reaching Beirut. Leb-
anon, said all roads leading into
Amman, the Jordan capital
have been blocked for two days
by troops and military vehicles
apparently in an attempt to keep
troublemakers from entering the
city.
In a move to strengthen his
hand. Hussein promoted his
chief military aide, Brig. Mo-
manned Maatya, to major gen.
eral and made him director gen.
eral OF public security. Brig
Maatya. former Jordan military
attache in Damascus. replace,
Maj. Gen. Bahjat Tabbarah
who was given a long-term leave
of absence.
Secret intelligence reports re.
ceived by diplomats in Londor
said the crisis between HusseiI
and Mr.. Habulsi reached a eli,
max over the mission of Presi.
dent Eisenhower's special envoy
James P. Richard. now touring
the Middle East. The report.
said HusSein wants Mr.. Richard,
to visit Amman and would like
for Jordan to qualify for Ameri-
can aid under the Eisenhower
doctrine for hating further
Communist penetration Of the
Middle East.
Mr.. Nabulsi has declared pub.
licly the Eisenhower plan ha!
nothing to do with Jordan.
In speech last Friday. Mr.
Nabulsi said Jordan would "wel,
come every unconditional aid
whether it comes from the East
or the West" But he added that
If Mr.. Richards asked me as 9
representative Of Jordan to sigr
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a short statement that we have
agreed to combat communism
and that he would pay me S10O
million. then I would tell him
no."
The United States State De-
|partment declined to comment
officially on the developments in
Jordan. Top United States off,
cials plainly were encouraged by
the resignation of the premier
a man they consider pro-Com-
munist in his policies.
But Western diplomats in Lon
don took a wary view that Mr..
Nabulsi's dismissal could turn
out to be a hollow victory for
Hussein. They pointed out that
Mr.. Nabulsi, who was asked to
serve as caretaker premier until
a new government is formed
took pains to announce that he
was quitting at the Kings re-
quest.
In a land where pistol-si1ot
Ipolitics often dominate, Mr.
Nabulsi is master of the mobs
that have turned out previous
governments.
Additionally, he leaves office
riding a popularity wave. He
pushed through the final sever
ance Of the British-Jordan de-
tense alliance last month, and
British troops and airmen now
are hurrying out of the country
He also won promises of aid from
Egypt. Saudi Arabia and Syria
More than once in the past
Mr.. NabulSi has come out In
open defiance of the 22-year-olo
monarch. Last week he an.
nounced that Jordan and Russia
will exchange ambassadors. That
was only a month after Husseir
warned him publicly to beware
of Communist infiltration.
Some authorities in Washing.
ton expected that Mr.. Nabuls
would refuse to accept defeat
and would call out the street
throngs to demonstrate in nj;
favor. 1t was felt likely Hus-
sein could Withstand the pres
sure of the mobs If his British
trained army rallied behind HIM
But many observers foresav
the possibility that the armies Of
neighboring Syria. Iraq. Saud
Arabia and IsrNel would move
in il serious fighting broke out
and that Jordan would be di.
'vided among them.
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bomb and steel plantsMitsv ray-
raid of functionaries- as up
"a very powerful state
It is so powerful I the
virtual cancellation of ~
lion rubles worth of stat ids
probably will cause ha ID
murmur from the Soviet e.
The average Russian is y
ably happy--because he's -
promised that beginning ez
year there won't be any e
annual loan drives to tap MS
pay envelope for bonds on which
he'll never collect.
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charge Lnat united Nations
troops in the GAIA Strip arr
crossing the border to fraternizt
with Israeli women soldiers.
An official Egyptian sourc,
complained that Israeli troop!
were still stationed at Taba. 6
small town 6 miles southwest o.
the Southern Israeli port o.
Flat, and at Ras Ell Nakb. ap'
parently a point in the Sina
Peninsula 20 miles north Of
U. N.=held Sharm Ell Sheikh.
Israeli Plan Cited
The Egyptian source said the
Israelis had indicated they woulc
not quit the two areas until
Eilat is enlarged and fortified
He said they had ignored with
drawal request from the COM
mander Of the U. ". Emergency
Force unit at Sharm FL Sheikh
which commands the entrance
to the disputed gulf.
The United Nations declared
officially on March 8 that al
Israeli forces had left Egyptian
territory and the GAIA Strip. The
announcement came @aftel
the United Nations and the
United States called repeatedly
for Israel to withdraw from ter
ritory it seized in its October
November invasion Of Egypt.
The determination complaint
was made by Egyptian army Of
f1cers in Cairo. They claimed
U. N. troops had been crossing
the GAIA Israeli border to get
acquainted with pretty Israeli
girls patrolling the other side OF
the line.
Opposes U. N. Patrols
Israel has refused to let UNEF
set up patrols on its side of the
border. The Egyptians. now gov
erning the Mediterranean coast,
al strip, pressured the United
Nations to take its troops out
of the Strip towns and put then
along the frontier but refused
to allow them to cross into Israe
while of duty.
The Egyptian officers charge.
apparently stemmed from pic.
lures in the weekly newspaper
Akhir showing girls in Israel
army uniforms dancing with
UNEF soldiers TO accordion mu-
sic provided by Israeli soldiers
The Egyptians said they haC
complained privately to thu
UNEF commander. Mai. Gen. E
L. M. Burns. and planned a for
NAL protest If the border-hop'
ping did not stop.
In Amman, the Jordan Tour
ist Department said that tn,
recreation short UNEF troop
would be allowed to visit thu
Jordan-held sector of Jerusalem
during the Easter season. The.
can travel in uniform and M
visas will be required.
Hare Sees Nasser Again
In Cairo. meanwhile. United
States Ambassador Raymond A
Hare met last night with Presi
dent Nasser to continue discus
sions on the future operation
of the Suez Canal. Informant
said Col. Nasser has not mad,
a single major concession sine,
the conferences with Mr. Har,
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began last week. They said thu
Egyptian President feels conf
dent no one can stop him from
running the canal on his owr
! terms.
The newspaper AL MesSaa sale
Foreign Minister Mahmouc
Fawzi had complained to Mr.
Hare about the passage through
the Gulf of Aoaba last week enc
Of the American tanker Kerr
Hills, which delivered a cargo o.
oil to Flat. Egypt and Saud
Arabia claim the gulf as terri
torial waters.
The Cairo newspaper A
Ahram SAID King Saud of Saud
Arabia had protested the tank.
er's trip in a message to Presi'
dent Eisenhower and warned
that Saudi Arapian forces woulC
open fire on any Israeli ship try
ing to enter the gulf.
: The newspaper Saud told Mr.
Eisenhower United States sup.
port OF Decentralization O.
the strait-the gulf entrance
would be regarded as a threat
against Saudi Arabia las we'll a.
a challenge aimed at hurting
the feelings of Moslems all ovel
the world"
b Maneuvers Started
The Arab Middle East News
Agency reported that the Egyp-
tian army started annual train
ing exercises Monday and sale
they would continue for several
days. Official Egyptian source.
indicated the maneuvers were
part Of program that had beer
planned for some time and were
not directly related to any i'm.
mediate emergency.
An Israeli Army spokesman ir
Tel Aviv claimed Jordan border
guards fired across the frontier
at an Israeli patrol south Of
Mount Hebron, wounding on.
Israeli soldier.
/ In GAIA. a UNEF spokesman
said two U. N. soldiers from In.
Ola were killed by the explosion
of mine while clearing mine
fields near the GAIA city airstrip
From Moscow, the Soviet Un.
ion got around to Mildle East
and African nations in its cam
paign against establishment O
United States military base
abroad. Moscow Radio broad.
casts warned Libya, Morocco
Tunisia. Saudi Arabia, Lebanon
Israel and Turkey of very dan,
Igerous" consequences in tn,
event Of atomic war if United
States bases are established OF
their soil.
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lsroeIis Deny Holding
z Points on Aqobo Coast

JERUSALEM April IL t49-An Israeli Foreign Ministry
spokesman denied today Egyptian charges that Israeli
still hold two points the Egyptian Aqaba Gulf
The spokesman Moshe Leshem said protest reached
Israel from United Nations authorities the Egyptian claims
There also immediate comment another Egyptian
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FOUND

DOG. cocker type. black. male, Vicinity
owner call KI. a-3aba.
DOGS, boxers (2), male and female. in
Bethesda. JU. b-6lS3. weekdays. $780,
DOE, boxer, female, In Takoma Park.
JU b.bls3. weekdays. 5000 pm.
DOG, collie. female; olney. Nd. JU.
.6.bls3. weekdays. s:30-6 pm.
KEY. RING, with keys: Sligo Greek
PARK ~. 9-340s
KITTEN. female tiger striped, brown
leather collar and bell. vic. GA. ave.
and Brisbane 81, 81. 9pg. owner
or good home. JU. b.77O6
PUPPY, about AZ months old. brown,
Montgomery Hills. u. e-igl0.
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n0Q5 modern Harmony House
dinette includes table, chairs
chairs, eoeh----lZ95 china base --------44.95
hutch op----------36.05

Complement this hondsome dinette with
m0tching hutch and base =. with gracefully
topered legs to notch those Of toble and
chois hish-Eehted with bross- finished
trim.
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M0UMTAIM PROPERTY
MONEY 70 LOAN

TOU CAN RAISE MONEY on WE'LL
kept property with some equity.
NO. 1851 Or "a. 2.52s0 ewes.
AUTO LOANS. cara or trucks. IN is
not. HkRaoN's. sth and o NV,
DE-. 2-4700,
MORTGAGE LOANS, $1,000 $50.
eo0-1,oup ycur debit s,, lover ,,sr,, you :,
and improvements: quick, honest
courteous service on real estate
farms. etc. Only IN the state oil
Maryland. Call Mr.. ROBERTS
and Holidays It safatosa 7-z0l5
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CHOICE afst asctlon indian Lake
eelall lot fQf sale. MARKET value
$4,000, WIN sell for 900 of
under Cash o. ternaa. Bon 1a3-n'
fLpntpA C0TtAok8 and motel.
taeunlt % Gull 81 MeHieoi IltaHs
b. qu1fpN, 6iO6 NJ. opIf Blvd.
& ksss.sblgEg aIln Phone 81
INDIAN LAKE ESTATES = sanfe
lot choice loeation nF. rolf
course, club house and thopplnr
center listed nlIce S., 500. WIll
s fEsslssipIL IN a VS. Essa Y 'ooe sash'
FOR ReNTFpgt LaudSfdais: ~
unit bldna 500 II. from ocean,
ondFul.. Nv. rm., aInelte, Kits.
hath tufn.s riil; maid service;
a dsS'.s VIZ Is w season Wsss'
INDIAN LAkK EsTATFS = Choice
As.acfe lots gae. far below present
szlsslng prices; must sell. ~
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MONEY WANTED

MONEY WANTED for solld fsrss
trust on farm property; range Of
note sizes; bank supervised. B Der
cent interest. BOX 45-M. star g.
! WANT TO BORROW $500. at
Sc. on out-0f.town real estate.
Pirst ncftgage Phone jackson
2-bJ44, after Z pm ~
MORTGAGE MONTY WANTKD-
$4,000. 81 and bonus; if0-acre
State road dairy farm; large brick
houle and b0-cow barn; yrs. old
X. ~. SMITH Rte. 40. 8 mi, u.
Frederick. Nd. Underhili B-3021.
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COMPARE
Chesapeake Bav

'cHEsApKAKR BEACH - Coy,
compact year.Tound cottage. con-
yeniently located 10 stores and fac
ing main street, has hedged lawn
35x11O 10. and only q few yards
from Bayfront; has living room, 2
bedrooms. full bath, fully equipped
Kitchen and dinette; ideal for re-
tiTement or small family; only
$4,000 with $00b down. balance
No. -NokTh BEAcH-on va.
terfront, only few steps from sand
beach, summer cottage with 2 bed
rooms, full bath, equipped kit, din.
ing room. Nv. room, open screened
front porch, fenced yard; needs
come dressing m: full price only
$4,000 for quick saiei reasonable
NJ. s. HOLLAND POINT s..
bedrm., full-bath, year-round home:
extra ige. liy. room. open fireplace.
furnace, equipped Kitchen. large
shady lawn: garaRe and workshop;
ghort distance back from Bay front
IN quiet secluded area: only S0,ob0
furnished or $3.50 unfurnished;
hheEsi terms. BUY NOW AND
Chesapeake Co., Inc.
A. The Bayfront stop eign
CHESAPEAKE Beach, No.
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For the above 3 ads call
Mayo. Md. office. UNiver-
sity 1885.
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M0T0ReYeLFs

MOTOR SCOOTER. cushman. exceI
sqnos gooq tramp; Sl29. Cal
". a-A@ ~. -
TRIUMPH 1889 ThnndsT67Fd: a
cans. high compression pleknnx.
wino&hiled. saddle bars new ffF0a.
pipes. etc. S325. "a. 6-02l0.
harley DAVIDSON 1858 T4-FLH:
Triumph 1857 Thunderhifa. ehear
transp. so. 5-20ie
HARLEY DAVIDSON 80 "a"
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ZUNDAPP 'b7 1910 ec.a anner
sabre: ike new. 3So MI: aaak ~
best offer. Hu. $3.50, no. 2-s4OS
CUsmNAN: IKE new. complete win
saddle bags, Windshieid, buddy
seat. etc: $l3s. OF. 2-I0oo.
11ATCHIEse 500 &C; good cond. ;
$3.50. IA. 2-0073.
I'D SO: black: foot ahift. o-h.v,
extras. "a. s-0954.
Nsp 1885 Max $50 &C.; 900 orig.
mi, same as hrand.neu sa2S of
best olier. CAL 10. 7.O303.
HARLEY DAVIDSON 'B2 740 w;
$500 or best oller. WE. b-477p.
HARLEY 1858 "a o.h.V.: excel.
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TIWEWATER.
SOUTHERN
MARYLAND


4. Hllltup Acres. lower Pesuxens
hIser; beautiful wooded sites. per
ieet barber, sandy beach, ssafood.
1900 ia 81. 800; iibrrsi merf.
sage teFms. IS miles ID. c.
J. ratuxsnt River. 4 acres with
10-fk frontage on river. saniy
beach. improved ~ 5-hedroom
home, lngEe living room, dininn
room. modern kitchen. hof-air heaS.
baths Elassed.in porch. nEtesian
well 40 miles y. Z.
3. Caps Leonard. a5S-fsst 'front.'
are On o. Leonard Greek. improved
~ 0-Foom modern home. hath and
levatofy. lovely Gferlnee with heat
ns.er, eonp.ete kltehen. gnIage.
Boat with -Is-hp. motor. insmedI.
etc possession. IS miles D. G.
Lover Patuxens River. s-rcOm
medefn frame home. porch, fur.
niAned. boat house. artesian vel.
sandy beach. immediate possession.
5. 81 Lecnnrd cfeek. Z aefs.
BEAUTIFULLY wooded lot quiet har-
eor. hathlns seateod. 4s miles
rsisxsSi river estate IL
homes. bsrns compists fsxm
bulidinsS, mafursd timber f7-aefe
tcbaeeo allotment. so acres soy
beans, 10 acres corn. $1,000 farm
maehinery. hard surface read TO
Watertfont. eeafood. ducking. M
land game hnrtoF. adapted 10
private estate or deVelapmeut. Fea-
eonaoie terms, 80 miles D. c.
see cur ao under Farms for
sale" We have farms, WateFfFonts.
SONG businesses 70 al youf re-
q1izsmenisi CALyKRT REALTY
Ai ..s 4, rrires trsdsrisk. Mari
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CALVERT COUNTY, MD.
pATUxENT RIVER - 70 S
aereA ftonftng river Ungpoiled
woods. deep hnFbor. Only 20 miles
lance: very private but with hard
road access. Road fishins. duekinF:
snail down payment. balance
PATuxENT RIVER - Private
bldg, lots. From so 10 100 feet
frontage on sandy beach with fun
r1parian figtte, located adloining
NV Eatu1Gat Afvef bridge At HoI-
land Point. which Is opposite Bene-
diet. small down payment and
wonthly payments TO suit pur-
PRIVATE AND SECLUDED -
rfonftng On bay. with large shade
trees. 3-hedruom eottaae. Lee. Nv.
I'm. With fireplace ana OPEN
eeAmed ceiling. chestnut pane1ing.
din. rm... mod. kit, and hath. The
perfect beach eottase and only
coVS Po1Nr-Bsahefront BLDG.
lots e. this widest Of Chesapeake
BAY 'FRONT.' - Rssht on the
kit, bath. heat, hrepl. Complete
new furnishings: So 800.
FATUxENT RIVER TIpEWATEn
so acres. 4-bedFm, house, q
mile frontage. deep harboF.
AcRkAdE SITES on Battle
Greek. Mn Greek, o. Johns, Back
KENwoCD pEAcH-s nice cot
eaees IN excellent condition. All
modsrp facilities: ss.eo0 and
J. B. WATERS
PRINCE FREDERICK, Nd.
PHONE 911 And ARH