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WALLED v. MAXI.
Attorney % Law,
els 10th Street NV.
Piled February 10. 1857,
HApRY n RTIII. Glaxk

aAAAAAANa - aaSAAAAl VIVA
N THE UNITED STATES pIeTRIcT
Pi slSsinl Ss koB AhEPf RaIE7FBiuRssk.
No. iei.Ss.-oRDER OF PuBH.
LfCATION.-The object Of this
sdverss possessicn. the title Of The
plaintiff In and TO part Of Lot sos
IN Square 90. said Lot 800 being
, ssl..s ~ pss% mos, I'll slI, sS S.s
s %oticS d the .g DsSi \ t. ~ VP tSs
1857. oRDEREp. that the defend.
ants Robert Reyburn, living;
Katie Elizabeth oiebert. II living.
and Harry jerome Allen. n living.
S ds s5ssa 2. q Sfi Sund sSs . sn
frSt publication q this order.
otherwise the case viii be pro-
ceeded with - In case Of default.
provided that COPY Of this order
Be published once 9 week i9r three
successive weeks IN the w rsdp.,:
gar IN n y SuRr M ri 5SfnIbe
That the defendants. the unknown
heirs, alienees and deviseeS Of Rob.
eft Reyburn. II deceased: the IN.
known heirs, alieneeS and devisees
Of 6elmAr Reyburn 9iebert. II de.
ceased; the unknown heirS, alienees
and devllees Of Katie Elizabeth
piebert.. n deceased. and the un-
known heirs, alienees and devisees
OF Harry Jerome Allen. II deceased
CAUSE their nppenrance 10 be en-.
tered herein on OF before the first
alter day o. nTit ppblicstion 81 this
order. otherwise the case viii be
RroIs,s.sa.d ., WIN <. In sass 81 . es:
Sss s, sl :: g Ds..s, , MS,I op ~
TSs 'l h1saiSr siss. rs ssOGS sssTrrHhHNSs
f,uin Gay az. y Hegsv tsef Va,
Clerk; y ROBERT A. HICKEY.
sEiz. sS.asS .is-nyais
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. e0203.
MISUNDERSTANDING Is 70 Give
Notice: That the subscriber. Of
the District Of Columbia. has OBJ
the District Of Columbia. Letters
Of Administration on the estate
Of CONSTANTINE D. MANDEs.
also known IS GUS MANpES. late
Of the District Of Columbia, de-
ceased. An persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof. legally au-
thentieated, 70 the subscriber. on
or before the 14th day Of October.
AID. 1857; otherwise they may By
said estate. Given under my hand
ms lS .tth,,rSsy q April: j 1857;
NV. (eeai0 Attest: THEODORE
COoeWKLL. REGISTER Of Wills for
the District Of Columbia. CLERK Of
the Probate Court.
p19,20-my3
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hELp-MEM

ENGINEER, 90 class IIcenee. white.
maintenance experiences and knoWI-
edge Of heavy oil burners and cen.
trifuGal .air.conditioning equipment,
Excellent opportunity: permanent
Job; luxury 2-bedroom apartment
and very. attractive salary for 90.
ber, reliable man. For appointment
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER for con-
sulttng engineers once; top salary
for top man. NE. 6-0340.
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when answeytne advertisement
address to Star boIes do NOT
enclose original references photo
DrGphs or other materials OF per-
sonai vdlne. Copies serpe the pgr-
pose. Originals may GET lost.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. 02455.
Administration. This Is to Give
Notice: That the subscriber. Of
Alberta Province. Dominion Of Can
ada. has obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District Of Columbia.
letter. Of Administration on the
estate Of MARGARET LaGORCE
9TRKETKR. late Of the District Of
hsvins claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof
legally authenticated. 70 the sub
ocriber, on or before the 30th day
Of September. AID. 1857; otherwise
they may b. Law be excluded from
ell benefit Of said estate. Given
under my hand this 18th day Of
340l 8 a street e.w.. Caissry. Al
herte; Canada; SgeaD Attest:
tater Of wills for the District Of
Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
Court. apis, 2o-my3
AHnMUMW RwnWlH a11----
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FAMILY KLAVAN, Anon

blieo Aptu liz 1907,
HAIRY n HILL c.lask

nAhhI -. HULL. CLERK.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Re: Application Of EUGENE HENRI
eENPTEN, for Change Of Name
civil ACTION No. 024'b7.-Ordef
EuoENE HENRI skNPTEN. havins
Med . complaint for Judgment
Changing his name 10 EUGENE
piied 70 the Court for an order Of Of
publication Of the notice required
y Law p such cases. y e, By the
ORDERED. That 81 persons con-
on .oF before the 18th day Of May.
1g67; Why the prayers Of said cont
yIDEp That . copy Of this order
ee published once 9 week for three
% me Eysnine star NcwspspeT. and
the Washington Law Reporter. Is. J
lessll a True Copy. Test: HARRY
TA0nnAs. Deputy Clerk.
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MELP-MeM

ACCOUNTANT--Nationa retail ilrm
has opening for 9 graduate &c.
countant, 2 yrs. experiences re.
quired. excel. opportunity for I'D
vaneement, age $3.50, permanent
position. 5-day normal work week,
salary open. Phone DI. 1859
ACCOUNTANT, age 24-2e, college
degree or equivalent. Minimum
years private Or public aeeountins
experience. Must be personable
versatile and indnstrious;. Assistant
tional nonprofit scientific organise.
ton. Liberal benefits. 37ls-houl
week. In reply give complies back
ground information and salary re-
auired. Box Sod. star.
.AccOuNTANTe-B ooKKREpERs
We Specialize IN These Positions
ATLAS AocY.. 1920 N. =. Ave. NV.
ACCOUNTING CLERK
IMMEDIATE OPENING FOR oNI
HAVING EXPERIENCE As &C.
COUNTING AND PAYROLL CLERK
CC9pSH 1yyE 3, Ns;T0WN LOCATION
CANS. NOR, NEW DUNBAR no.
TEL. 18th AND YoU SIS. NV
NO. 7-S070.
ADDRESS0GRAPH OPERATOR, en-.
perienced on opeedaumat desir-
able: Excellent position with es-
.ehlished mailing firm A..D. ".
$50 N. Y. ave. NV. Ma. e-l0z3
ADJUSTER
LEADING national automobile a.
nance company has an immediate
opening Tor an aggressive. anhtious.
REQUIRED: some coIlege merits special
company dement's. For pefsofiai inter-
view caiI Mr.. oRiFIIk. ~. $500.
AIR CONDITI0NING MECHANIC,
RE. 6-5S26 after 3 pm.
AM; C0NDILI0NER sERVICEMEN
:need cn Znse op sd.s s1 Tesk
Apply in person. 1924 Rises I'd,
chillum. Nd.
AIR CONDITIONING AND RFFRfG-
ERATION 6ERVICR AND INsTAi,.
LAI1ON MANU-. $4,000.
APPLIANCE SERvICEMEN. Whit
only. experienced on washers anc
driere; b.dey week. Apply IN per.
son. 1924 Riggs I'd. Chiilum. Nd
APT SUPERINTENDENT-0enefal
maintenance; familiar with plumb
ing. heating. stokerp, electrical.
carpentry: only qualified men need
apply 1859 Danbury &. s.W.
ASSISTANT MGR, white. young. 70
train Is manager. Apply IN person.
6Ea1R5sss REs 3zsIs ssaTcD2Ul I s.s sss
ASSISTANT SALES MANA0ER, over
40: Washington's largest hobby
shop. Railroad experience helpful.
kull-time salary. Box 233.D, Star
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THE MUNICIPAL COURT FOR THE
pistriet q Columbia;;=,-KLIzAgETH
Ear T x dRaz Hi5RsRlnti n.,. US; ROB
civil Action No. B ssi-5S.-order
Publication. Absent Defendant.-
The object Of this suit 9 to obtain
an absolute divorce on the grounds
plaintfff. It Is this End day Of May.
19s1 ordered that the Defendant,
ROBERT Z. QRAzIKR. cause his
or before the fortieth day. exclusive
Of Sundays and legal holidays, oc-
curing after the day Of the FIRST
publication Of this order: otherwise
the cause. win be proceeded with IS
IN case Of default. Provided, 9 copy
Of this order be published once .
week for three successive weeks IN
the WASHINGTON Law Reporter, and
The Evening star, before said day.
(9D GODFREY L. MUNTER, JUDGE.
leeal) Attest: WALTER =. BRAN
HALL Clerk. By vIRdnIO Z.
oRArATA: Deputy CLERK.
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LEGAL NOTICES
WI. n. RAMSEY. Attorney.
vuaaAwnrA DmflAimr

for the District Of Columbia. Hold.
JAMES W. uNDERWooD. De-
ton Docket l62.-Amended ap-
plication having been made herein
for. probate Of the last will and
ss s;S executed ~ r. duplicate Of
sssass. s. MERsikT = On Es iaalc
day Of April. AID. 1857, that Harry
Ethel Underxood. ca.5l UnSerwSOd
Harry. Merrill Underwood. Robert
khoadss; III: charlotte Iriek. Kath-
Zen Iroxell. June Dr!scoll. Viola
9 Eos. E ssai: qsSss
Underwood. Ralph Underwood. Roy
Underwood, Irene Morris, Elsie
johnson. Ruth Copeland. 0enieva
TanseL and al others concerned.
appear In said Court on Monday
ne q n 7 e!.,S Ssy q NAY. kD: 1887,
Why such application should mot
pubsheds II he RSslis asGeol Ls Ss
Reporter" and the Evening star
fore The return day herein men
not less. than thirty days before
H saia 5stuT1 sS sy. Witness 3, the
Chief Judge Of ssid Court. this
d 'sssl d1 Xt,. q 1 HRgaNKA ni 1sS!
ART. Deputy REGISTER Of Wills for
the District Of Columbia. Clerk Of
ne Probate Court: apl9.ee-my3
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MeLP--MEM
By Ned Riddle

LuNRER AND MILLWORK SALES
NAN for once work. preferably
With millEerk estimatlng sxpeEi-
me sHc :: A II;IEsEE ~ wooDWooRIJKS-
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MICHAEL COOK, After

1870 New Yorf Avenue NV.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold.
Administrst This Is TO Give
tSs District q cslunSis. has oS.
tanned from the Probate Court Of
the District Of Columbia. Letters
Of Administration on the estate
Of RUSSELL CHARLES HENRY
CRUIT late Of the District Of
having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned 70 exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof.
legally authenticated. TO the sub
scriber. on or before the i4th day
Of October. AID. 1857: otherwise
they. may BY law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Given
under my hand this 18th day OF
April. 1887, PHILLIP p. CRUlTT,
2110 Huidekoper Pl. NV. (Seal.)
Attest: THEODORE COGSWELL.
REGISTER Of Wills for the District
Of Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
Court. apl8,y0-my3
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g: NICHOLS, 81: Esa..


N THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District Of Column
hta. Holding Probate Court.-In
Re: Estate Of FREDERICK N.
DAVIS. Observation-Disclosures
No. 81. 044.-ORDER NIsi FOR
SALE OF REALTY.-AMRRICAN
SECURITY AND TRUST CON-
PANY, Executor under the will 81
FREDERICK N. DAVIS. Deceased.
having reported the sale Of Lot
Fifty 500. Square Three Thousand
Two Hundred and Forty. (3240l,
improved b. premises No. 400
Fourth Street Northwest, Washing
Nine Thousand Five Hundred Dol.
lars tS9. 600l, net all cash, Il Is 81
the Court. this S0th day OF April,
1882. ORDERED. that said sale b
ratified and confirmed By the Court,
unless cause be shown TO the con-
trary on Or before the 10th day Of
May. 1857. ct 10 O'Clock AN, n
which time higher offers will b.
considered and objections to said
sale win be heard in Motions Court.
provided Q copy Of this order Be
published once In the Washington
Law Reporter and once In The
Evening Star ct least ten (lO) days
before said Aforementioned date.
81 MATTHEW p. MCGUIRE,
Jude. leeaL A True Copy. Attest:
JOHN w. FOLLIN, Deputy Reeister
Of wills for the District Of Co
lumhia. Clerk Of the Probate Court.
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WALIER u. TOBRlNER.
FREDERICK G. UMHAU, Attorneys,
A2 &.. ss'.tas.n Rldg..

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
i or The p,d District Of coluMsia Hold
Notice: Thst the subscriber. Of tHs
q p MaSsysp Court aA e. 9 sSs ps
triet Of Columbia. Letters Of Ad.
ministration on the estate Of lSA.
BEL B. PORTER. late Of the District
Of Columbia. deceased. All persons
having claims aeainst the deceased
are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof
legally authenticated. to the sub
scriher, on or before the 18th day
Of October. AID. 1857: otherwise
they may By law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Given
under my hand this 18th day Of
April; 1857, WILLIAM D. BON
WILLIAM. sos WestWood Drive.
We! Hsn, e, 2; &; SssaD At
ister Of wills for the District Of
Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
Court. apl0. 26-my3
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LEGAL NOTICES
tcoNTlNuEp)


1888 lnvestment Bl1e.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold.
HELEN N. DAILY. Deceased. NO.
0249s. Administration Docket 1872.
Application having been made
herein for probate Of the last viii
and testament Of said deceased.
and for Letters Testamentary on
said estate. By HENRY M. FOW.
LER. 1t Is ordered this 18th day OF
April. AID 1857, that Lottie NJ.
Munson. Fred Houchen. Lillian
Joachim. Ralph Houchen. Walter
Houchen. Harry, Houchen. Berthe
Ballenssr aalso known 4. LorTaine
Fitzhugh. Ada Dillon. Margaret
Albright. the unknown heirs ct
law and next Of kin OF the deceased.
and al others concerner. appear in
said Court on Monday. the 9th
day Of May. AID. 1857. ct 10
O'Clock AM, TO show cause why
such. application should. not De
granted. Let notice hereof be pub
lished IN the "Washington Law
Reporter" and ''The Evening star"
once IN each Of three successive
weeks before thu. return. day herein
mentioned. the nrst publication to
be. not less than thirty days before
sS5d return day Witness: the HON:
J " e., II ;aiS ce Srt this In day
FRANK j. BURKART, Deputy Reg
lister Of Wills for the District Of
Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
Court AMI o. 20.mv4
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LAWYER

Not over IS. for permanent pesitlon
with lsree corporation inyolyins
and other legal INSTRUMENTS, and
knowledge of real estate trans
': snS1 si h.p, W 2 e !nslo. Hs.
ss 't status. pe :sas..on owns .p 81
sncs. present occupation ana draft
status. BOX l4O-D, star.
LITHO gTRTPPEks, opsnlnss for 9
ef ss e oEs vo a: psfmsSsni
portunities Tor euaiiiied men. Phone
81; s3-Ot44; after Q pm. uN. A.
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COLD MEAT MAN

Top experience necessary in prep
aration. Must be able to supervise
entire pantry department. Good SAL
airy and working conditions Apply
g shet' S 2 2 IN, s,i 3 e > Pm;
COLLECTOR SALESMAN, steady
work, 6-day week: no canvnssing.
8 established routes: guaranteed
S7b per wk. plus commission: .ex-
perienced preferred but not essen
i noa s sond s e, necessary. writs
COLLECTOR. part time: experiences
Assaults X Ii. "0 HsaSnds ss.v vs
F FsTnsn sas AZ. ASP ,s sy s:'ss only q
rERIopIcAL PqRLlsHERs sEEy-
Sid 5 sy BsIti%SSi;s.. ma Ma. 900 S'u'''0's
C0LLECT0Rs. part time evenings
and SATURDAYS. for established
routes In 9.E. Washington. District
HEIGHTS, Colleee Park and Laurel
day. Nay 3. 70 z pm. only.
COOK. LIST and End. exper. in Itai-
ian American cooking. Apply
KIKT6. THE OAKS. REST. 1915
Wis. ave. NV.
COOK. coiored must Be exper. and
fast: Sundays only long hours good
pay. Lu. 1-0049.
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lcoNTiNuep)
CARPENTERS Ar snd carpenter fore.
B pm. to 0 pm. 49,
CARTOGRAPHIC
CRAFTSMEN

Age 2s-as. Experienced IN oil. phase
Of free-hand. nne.line map work, fol
. csor9;ir psrmensnt ecsltSi cS.
benefits. including retirement. lifl
insurance and sick leave. Write Boa
12b-p. Star giving eye. education
experience and salary required.
CASHIER CLERK-Lee natl. organ.
isation desires willing. young man;
typine. and Bookkeeping knowledge
helpful: paid hosp. and ms, 5-day
Vk.; vacation with pay: GOOD start
ing salary. Phone La. 6-447A.
CASHIER-LIQUOR
isst.movins liquor store re 4 Ambitious
hvs.wire; Good salary. bonus. vac.
opportunity for advance.
ment. Must have good ref. Please
do not phone, CENTRAL LIQUORS
INC. SIS 9th 81. NV.
CHEZ. ist class: Apply RoLLiE
ROAD RESTAURANT, Vienna. Va.
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SGi sSSSH g: C SFSsak p =.
Assistant Cerpetatien Csunssl. D. O.,
STANLEY DeNEALE,
Assistant CerpoHatien Counsel, D. c..
ROBERT D. WISE,
Assistant Cooperation Counsel, D. C.,
Attelneys for Plaintiff,
District BuiIding,
m Minsdain 1sesi p siaCcz,
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CHEF AND WIFE

Elne opportunity for man and wife
ine 70 special parties: must have
catering exper. and be able to fur.
nish best Of references; excel. work.
ing conds.; 5-day yk., pleasant sur
roundlnes. Box 404-C. Star.
CLERKS. typists, etenog. selesmen
LOO loo opsnings pAiLy. public Tsl:
come; tnousands placed. 1QYDe
CLERK IN building material deliV.
cry dept. must have pleasant tele-
c SnGns Tcsi Apyy a HN nsf5s:i
BLDG. starting Monday.
CLOTHING SALESMAN, eood salary
ton. Apply WEBSTER CLOTHES.
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COOK

COOK. 2nd, or all-round: must have
SvANs u. s.s;7os q "a. "ss.ssssSs..
COOK
Round-fry. top restaurant experi-
ence necessary. sober. top salary, full
benefits: references required. Phone
Mr. Cohen. Ex. 3-3411. between
9 $50 and go Am. and 4.l pm.
ONLY. Fan q BILLS RE8TAuRANT.
1l32 Conn. ave. NV.
COUNHRR AND SANDWICH MAN
for kosher. ldelieatessen. Must be
s ss:r Ho y acsasT K 1SSe n l ghSb.
WIcH SHOP. 1879 Eastern ave.
COUNTEkMAN. white: must be ex-
perienced. neat and . sood worker.
Republication and vacation bene-
ilts. See Mr.. Hutchins, DEE GEE
DINER. 100 vermont ave. nv.
COUNTERMAN, white, night work:
must be reliable. exper.; rood vases
bring refs. THE oHANTY RE8TAU-
RANT. III Good Hope I'd. s.e.
DENTAL TECMNlcIAN metal work
er. east and Wrought wire work.
Must be high class; good salary.
40-hour week. steady work. BOZ
20l-D. star.
DgTAILER for stock and special MIN
work: permanent position with good
opportunity In Waehington area.
Write Box 83-D. Star. -
DRAFfsbiAN TRAINRE. 70 work IN
We. consulting engineeF'S once.
Call IA. 5-41z1.
DRu0 CLERK, experiences essen
tial:. aif-eond. store; excel. hours:
eood pay: permanent position.
Box 95-D. star.
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statesmen

leading mems furnishings
chain has openings for sa1asmen
due TO our expanding program
Experienced preferred but not nee
eesary. Excellent earnings. full bene-
ats, Wonderful opportunity for one
looking for q future. Apply manager
- NATIONAL SHIRT SHOPS
4SZ 9Th 81 NV. 900 18th st. NV.
LOB Il q. NE. 942 2 st. NV.
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ACCOUNTING CIiERK

$8 SEHHss
CANS. M II NV NV p6S 81 Mh H Hoo.
,Tr GL. i ys:ln AND yoU SIS. NV
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c .oO 2rs Q, srSnS must h MS
YvANe. Il. 6-370s or IA. 7-9see
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ADDREssOGRAPH OPERATOR, eT.
peIienced on 9peedaumat desir-
able; Excellent position with es-
400 N. y. ave. NV. Ma. S-i0zS
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AUTO MECHANIC

One opening for man wanting 70
sroap sisssias 1 Esrs s0li s..s
modern shop Plenty Of work. Con-
tact NJ. Cutler, BROAD STREET
MOTORS. Kalls Church, We.
AUTO PARTS DRIvER WANTED-
References, Apply MURPHY AUTO
ssAETe 2ls Cedar st.. Tskona
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0SA41G0 4AA<A4NA1G1t
PIANO DEPARTMENT
e c5:Sisa SRDDrtuP9it! .i%%sdiats
apply II person. "
Hugo Worch Piano Co.
925 @ Street NV. MA. s-4529
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We need 4 good men to complete
not ssssntisi. We need men thst. An
not pot, afraid Of hard work and Ions
excellent. average commissicn 500
per car Demo. furnished CAL Mr.
y y. Davis.
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Sukurno InstuIIs
National Council

JAKARTA, Indonesia, July
IL R.-President Sukarno's
national council, a key part of
his proposal for guided democ-
racy" in this island cnain, was
installed today in the presi-
Dental palace.
Forty members were sworn
in representing workers, peas
ants, youth, veterans, business
men, artists. journalists, Mos
lens, Christians, Hindus and
the various Indonesian islands.
1t includes several Communists
Mr.. Sukarno has said the
council will bridge the gap be-
tween the people and the gov
eminent. Originally it was to
have veto power over decisions
of the cabinet, but under pres
sure from political parties its
function was limited to giving
advice.
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that it must have astonished
even the visiting Russians hid
all information on their plans
beyond today.
Western correspondents were
warned against attempting to
follow the Kremlin visitors and
their escort of top Czech
leaders.
Rude Pravo, the official
Czech Communist Party news
paper, today published a care
fully edited account of Khru-
shchev's speech to workers of a
Prague factory yesterday. 1t
omitted all his references to
President Eisenhower's clean H.
bomb statement as "a stupid
thing" his mention of a proba-
BILE meeting with Yugoslavia' s
President Tito and his remarks
on national communism"
It appeared that Prague ra-
do. had broadcast by error
! Khrushchev's OF the cuff re-
marks.
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|Ex--GlQuits Red Chino;
He Didn't See Much
HONG KONG. July y lA.

HONG KONG. July IL (R.
Donald j. Blackwood. his
South Korean wife and their
child came back today from a
two-and-a-half month visit to
Communist China.
The IS year old former
United States serviceman said
he had taken his family from
the nearby Portuguese colony
of Macao to the Communist
mainland "of my own free will
and accord He said he had the
desire to see the country and
intention of learning more
about the Chinese people"
But, he said, he didn't see
much and what he saw didn't
impress him.
81 have no desire to go back, 4"
Blackwood said.
The Communists expelled
Blackwood and his family at
the Macao border yesterday
on grounds of illegal entry.
While he was in China, Black
wood said, he paid all his ex-
penses except for food and
lodging, which was provided
free by the Communists.
A Macao police subinspector
escorted them to Hong Kong. a
four-hour trip, on the British
owned ferryboat that makes
daily trips between the Portu-
gueSe and British colonies on
the China coast.
Passport Picked Up
British immigration officials
picked up Blackwood's pass
port, presumably because he
had no re-entry visa for Hong
Kong. Mrs. Blackwood and
their 10-month-old son were
travelling on a South Korean
passport.
The trip to Communist China
violated United States pass
port regulations. An official
at the American Consulate
General said the normal pro-
cedure called for the Con-
sulate to mark Blackwood's
passport valid for return to
the United States Only. He
declined to say whether any
other action would be taken
against Blackwood.
Blackwood, a former Air
Force sergeant in Korea, is the
son of a restaurant owner in
Cincinnati. He was discharged
in the Far East and went to
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work as q salesman for q
clothing firm in Seoul.
He and his wife and son
arrived in Macao. April Is.
oStensibly as tourists. They
vanished So hours later, leayinr
behind a few suitcases and an
unpaid hotel bill. Portuguese
police. who combed the g.
square-mile colony for weeks
finally reported Blackwood had
paid $50 to a Chinese sampau
owner to ferry the family 500
yards to the Communicated
island of Lappa.
Father Flew to Hong Kong
Blackwood's father, James
Blackwood, few to Hong Kong
to help search for his son here
and Is Macao. but went back
after a fruitless three-week
hunt.
Young Blackwood told d re-
porter the Communists had
confined his family most OF
the time to the sixth floor of q
big Canton hotel, where he was
able only to look out of the
window. He received a cold
no" to requests to visit other
parts of China.