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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20

All, S. Open is pm 1854 S,
brk.. att; gar. full bsmt., FHA
commitment Just rec $4,000
Down pymt 5000. plus setilemi
25-yr LIST trust TO eual applicant,
NfMMER, Realtor. Ov SAIL
ewes IF G-OtOA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20

tly,b00--2 81, bungalow On y aerl
s sS.nsT 70 .i e pFs1sO PIE are. I. az
SSfASSSi is., g.. ;s i s.sasSs AVE.
NO DOWN pYMT- n. ALL
s:al%' Ds sssl's iEED : ..n 2 ,us,
ia. 10000. ia. s.S214.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20

FAIRFAN--3-bedrm. brk rambler
with bsmt and all city utils (.
$1,000 down AGENT. CIR. 3-eall
FAIRFAX-4- bedFm. Cape Cod at
taehed gar, scr. porch. h -w.h /.
trees. sl3.7lO. low down payment
FAIRFAX REALTY. open Sunday
CIR 3-2407. CIR 3-O63l
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FAIRFAX--Nev split-ievel. 3 bed
rms. y baths in center OF every
thing. Gail agtnt for full details
Cp 1-oSlI
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seee n ole6e I'd. IA. 10000
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OPEN SUNDAY 20 Pm.
To inanf mr. an00 hae V.r

To inspt.: Dr, down nj Vernon
Memorial blvd. 2 mi below Alex 70
,Westrroye subdivision: turn u.
street across n, Hunt I'd about 3
blks. 70 "open sim on pI3 Roll
n no sr. STANLEY 7 EwEtL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20

NORTH ARLINGTON
.5ns NORTH SECOND ROAD
NEEDS sONfE REPAIRS
FIRST TRUST, $500

SAN4tA2 ~ 1OAA
ASK Us. REALTY COMPANY
IA. s-is52 IA. 1859
COUNTRY LIVING. BUT CLOSE
INA lse. y acre with the most
house you have ever seen: sla,s0O
buys you LARGE I've mean
larsel bedrms. custom Dashboard
heat, magnifesnt liv I'm. with fire-
place and picture window. . eis
sep din. rm. and an DIVERSIFIED
KITCHEN. the likes you have never
seen: = fun bsmt,. wAikout, Of
course. with several picture win
dows. and all this on q quiet. pri.
vate street. Only one. so dom
tarry. 8 o. oERAcHIs CO.. JE
2-23i3.
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HOUSES FOR SALE VA.

ALfX.. 1878 Price st.. Just OF Mt
vernon ave, True center hall. 10
rms, 2 baths: drastically reduced
5000 lnder appraisals, excel. In
estment property good structural
eond.. needs decorating May he
purchased with low down payment
f "a rental d ssiis E oSs4.A for
$4,000. ROBERT c. DAvENPoRf
REAL ESTATE. so. 5-b2OO~ week
ends and ewes, 3d.. s-SakD
ALEXANDRIA, vlrEinia Hills--.3;
bsmt Assume high o1 loan. Must
sell fast M a 8. REAL TY, TIE
ALEX; By OwNER-3-bedrm brk.
Soals'0n earp poTO' full bimt oaia so
Sharon Chapel road. IN. i-6h65
ALEX. hv OWNER $50 OO0--4.
bedrm. 3-bath brick rambler
Ice liy rm. fireplace, dining
posal. fun bsmt workshop, spa
eiOus knotiy-pine rec. Tin, nre-
place, terrace. newly redec cony
schools and shopping center ID
minis. o Pentagon down Shirley
hwy avail, immed ia b-l72l
ewes.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Assume
big ~ loan. $40 mo. total.
Charming 3-bedrm, brk town
house, Anchor fence, many extras,
Near bus line, public or parochial
schools si2,760. Act fastl TIE.
1.9OOa. TE 6-b357, FRANCES
REALTY.
ALEX. -HUNTINGTON, Sl0b down,
sos mo. complete, buys 2.bedrm.
brk., semidet.. full bsmt, fenced
yard. Fenwick DR. Tor pay $685.
dn. and SO per mo-, completely
XII. 6-33b7.
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. Loo CABIN

Modern. on I acre. Just Oh Shirley
hwy. near Ft. Bslvoif. . bedrms. (.
bath. equipped kit. fireplace; oil
h.-wh.. 1880. terms
BUNGALOW
Just OF Hwy. l, near 0roveton
y acre: 2 bedrms.: liV. rm. kit /.
bath: $500. terms.
TE 6-2sT7 XXI. s-i7ys
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ARL-wALK 10 PENTAooN

Home and income. 3.unit brk
Two .-bedrm. apts and one l.
hedrm. apt. AL spts. compi. fuTn
INCOME $500 mo. Bargain for quick
sale a. Se3.o50. MortGage si7,IO0.
MONAHAN OF. $1,000
ARLINGTON. n: sl4 $50 bed
rms. sep. din. rm.. liv. I'm. with
fireplace. bsmt. side enel. porch OF
kit. for storage or upstairs laundr,
I'm EXCELLENT NEIoHBoRHoor
with some new homes selling in tn,
COS Very COW. 10 bus. blk
and shoppins. A. low a. 1880
dn. 6. O. oERAcHIs CO.. il. g.
33i4.
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YOUR

colleee Heights Dream Rambler
rwin-sized hedrms., paneled rec
rm., screened pch., exquisite kit.
BEST
Powder MIL Estates buy. Ultra split.
level = bedrms,, din, rm.. I'm. rec
rfii., firepl, lge wooded lot.
Home and acre with trees. H.-w
heat. nrepl., bedrms.. fun bSmt
u 900 down, SIS per mo,
Frank Charles Realty Co.
WE. A-a85p IVA JAM.
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S GSB" k22SYfFRIDi,.

MODERN DESIGN" new custom
built de luxe brick rambler, In ex-
elusive Raw Park; split foyer en-
trance, den with fireplace. latest
0-E kitchen. huge II" shape Nv.
rm.. 3 bedrms,, 3 tiled baths. day
light walk-out bsmt.l designed tor
expansion, Most eonv. area, Just
over D. c. line Near New Hamp-
shire ave, This unusual home Is q
buy az $4,000.
DIRECTIONS Out New Hamp.
ave. past D. c. line approx. u mile.
to Ray I'd, turn right On Ray I'd
ane go about =, MI. 10 our OPEN
Robert S. Davis a. Co.. Inc.
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MCLEAN--2-yF. old brick rambler.
4 hedTms.. den. . baths. rec. Fm..
nrspl garaes, asef. porch. Ice;
DRAINAGE problem which engineei
says can be remedied AZ far be-
ssO.60O, sILIs REAL EsrkTY
Ia Scam
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20

SPRINGFIELD-By owner split.
lever $ oedrms,, lge hy. rm.. sep.
din. rm. kit with bar, family mn,
= Oaths lttacnec earnre iRe
lot owner moving. open ! pm, III
Carr. I4lg Exmore 81. FL l-siS3.
sPkINGFtELp--immed, occupancy.
J-bedrm hfk. rambler n new
conc. fireplace. patio. earport ana
many other extras. school within
blks. assume hieh al loan or low
FHA down payment; $4,000. Cali
. INSPECT GORDON MENsH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20

SPRINGFIELD. vA-Yates Village
split-ievel home on quiet. seciudec
street. COW. 70 schools. shopping
center. and churches = lac bed
rms baths. lse. liy. rM.. bsrlt /.
fireplace. kit equipped with dlsli-
washer and disposal excel. cond /;
4ia1s FHA MORTGAGE may BE- as
sumed with substantial SAVINGS.
Price. S22.9h0. II. 4-724p. ia
agents pieaxe
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LYON vnLLAGE--sturdy older g.
Sedrni.. pine-paneled den sep. din.
rm., rec rm built By present
owner. fenced yard. Beautiful
shrubs and roses; | block from
bus; walk 70 schools and stores.
= 500 cash MAYNARD MA
blvd ia. 7-7000i ewes. IA. 2.7iIb
OF Du, 5-e43s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20

MCLEAN. vA.-7O-ft rambler 4
bedrms center haIl. hure ali.
cleo, kitchen With auto. dish.
washer. auto laundry and drisr
sarbAse DtSposail, large liy. nm
WITH fireplace. attached garaee
patio, A7-aefe wooded lot. Price,
$4,000 KE. 6-a56p.
PIMMIT HILLS; sls.a50-3 bed
rms. full basement ByuOWNER
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TAKE OVER loan Of Sil.400 on
this exceptional 3 bedrm. rambler
Only s5o5 down Conveniently
located in Pals Church. within
walking dist OF schools. equipped
kitchen. auto washer priced Al
Sill .99a. ARFAX REALTY JE
$4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20

MILLIUN DULLAB VEEW-built 70
:as,: brick. steel and concrete
rambler RAM SPACIOUS viz mi SsHI'sS, SSa ,
located on . acres with 10 mi
view; IL In exclusive area below
Alexandria A. 100000 II IA
$1,000 below cost. BERNIcE CAR
TER DAVIS. Realtor. so. b-SR14
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20

MCLEAN. vA.-only ! Of these 4.
nedrm.. spllt-leyel homes are avail
some OF the many features are.
Pun bsmt.. sep, ground-leve iaun-
dry, Nv. rm with firepl., sep, din.
room, spacious cleo. kit. with
oreafiaSt area, .-aere lots with
S22.aa0. Call DARWIN REAiITY
ior further details, IA. S-4353
FL h-Asfu; ewes, RE. h-S265
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20

4-ACRE ESTATE. close IN bed
rm. and library or 5-bedrm.. sis-
bath modern home. built for sra
clous living. guestnouse and other
omibuildings, A RARE BUY FOR
THIS LOCATION. S43.500 c. B
O'SHAUOHNESSY, AGENT, JE
.-.024, JE :-li0i; ewes. OF
200
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20

watt e-bedroom
I'm lse. screened back porch
shaded fenced yard: within walk
ina distance 70 schools and shop
pins centers; low down payment
fBA app5rAised Price sii.950
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20

ARL., n. - Delightful eenier-hali
brick home. Al condition Large
rec rm., twin-siEe bedrms.. 2ls
baths. vide scr porch. Lovely
lawn. stately trees. Exclusive COM
munlty ACME REALTY co. IA
rDQRE IA Hfaof
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OPEN 1.R.2n

Dir. Arl. blvd to z Corners, take
Broad st. rte. - 10 Buekskin st.,
tight TO villa Ridge I'd. Tight 70
Forest DR., left 10 No. 900.
w. w. BLACKMAN, INC.
IA. 7-2777 REALToR IA. s-633e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20

SPRINGFIELD - 3-bedroom brick
rambler hrepl. sep. din. break.
fast bar d-E kit: full bsnt.
washer. drier. Ven blinds. storm
windows. trees. fenced I'd: iou
PhA dn payt. Fl. 4-7aOl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20

2 FAIRFAX. mr. shop center-Lovely
Cape Cod. will redecorAie TO sult
non vet assume OIL loan. S4gi
down incl settlement Will trade
AZ, I-7ia7. " no answer. AID
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HOUSES ron sALl-M.

FALLS cHURcH-MeLEAN AREA
$1,000 y, sSoSf soIssm RsS month
on u 0s iot1 complsteIy 0i se.
decorated and Te-equipped inside
and out. near parochial and pub
lie schools. Immed oceup.; car
port. fireplace; enclosed tub. bath.
auto. washer. To inspect, drive
out Old Dominion dr.. . miles past
Qlebr 10 OveFpass, turn left on
Kerby I'd. right on Chesterfield.
Z blocks 10 5b02 Youngblood,
OWNER on premises. or call IKE.
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ALEX. AREA--outstandine value
for sale BY OWNER Nearly new
full baths. 4O0-sa. 1T. paneisd rec
nm. with nrepl. ION list NJ. sep,
din, rm; patio; fenced yard. etc
Over .T00-sa.-ft. iiy. space. FHA
terms. S2.4OO down.
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BROAD Run, vA.--Log house and
So acres, = in gooo timber. also
rock quarry; IS mi. D C, out
Arlington blvd and Rte eli
Exec buy al $4,000. ALLAN
BYRD REALTY. TIE 6-479e.
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81. Charlottesville rambler, on "a.
acre lot. . beormS and den; full
daylight hSmt., FHA acceptable.
c p, O'SHAUGHNESSY. AGENT,
JE, a-e024. JE .-ii0i; ewes. OF
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LAKE BARCROFT-t.Qvely rambler
with i-arre If well Handicapped
grounds, lse. patio, fenced area:
Ice. liz. rm., 25x20: fully-equiD.
kit, . tedrms.. baths, excep-
tional buy at s2a.050. Open sun.
80 80. ,. g, Lak.yis,g q. eoNEETT'
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ASSUME BIG CT, 4ises loan. rms
IS one OF the incest Pimmit Hills
rm', din. nm. kit brk. patio
fenced is-acre level lot A real
buy at Sia.5OO VIII 90 FHA.
W W BLAcKMAN, INC. IA. g
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BURCH REALTY CO.
1904 Goth AVE

TO Q-5Q9a
Ewes. wa 7-564l, wa T.g74o
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ARL.--L0yely 5-rm. BUNGALOW. Liv.
rm. with fireplace. sep. din. rn..
expansihle attic. scr. porch, Won
derful reei rm In attFae painted
hSmt excel rond Oniv Si3,20O
OWNER. IA r-1Ssh
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HOT FINANCING. HOT BUY / 4
On bssa,. hsi-ssrs lo s' N dssisaSi.
Pals Church area: Ire. liv. rm.
kit. incl. dishwashsr and disposal;
earport. Priced q seq $50 and
Sis o1 s,, s,bIs,oo1 ..h% lss tEg E.
Once onnn q MI q
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IAIAEMONI-Immae, 3-bedrm
Vernon bivd. rs min. TO Pentaeon.
20 min. to d. c. Lge. liy. rm. with
fireplace, Jeff. din. ell. equipped
kit with eating area. lovely ~
acre wooded lot. near shopping,
schools. churches. buses. IN an
unusual suburban community
Low down payment; FHA or con-
yentional monthly payments IN
der 500 mo, incl taxes and
ms, Priced at $4,000. ROBERT
c. DAVENPORT. real estate. so
5-5900; week ends and ewes. so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20

AREA--Livtng costs
less Ideal for retirement. modern
Z 70 d rms. acres on hard road
with mountain view. 81 900 VI
PARKER BROWN. Ast. Reva. Va
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cLf Pcssnt. sSSm e ~ d. E:sS
on alice lot with earaee: q bed
ELIJAH q. ARNOLD (coI,. UsA
RET.l. BROKER, EN-, 3-433h,
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q AAnG6
Improved with 3-bedroom-
bath bungalow; living room
with fireplace, separate din
ing room. equipped kitchen.
screened porch; oil hot-Water
heat part basement. earaee:
ornamental and fruit trees.
Near bus and schools. eeel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20
FULLY Am C0NDTTIONEDi Inrin
HUNTING LODGE and II acres.
tnr, straseurg $500 can agent

Tor iaiI details. s OK. s.ssii. '"'
si1 .1S0--Nev bfek rambler. fes
Minis from Key Bridge and blk
:? express transp.; 2 be9rms.
"a baths, sep, din; rm.. ~. rm
Sriaht n ssRt' S:ry 'q iSw dh. p .Sl
ment 10 reliable purchaser. Foi
further details. call THE DARBY
co. Realtors. IA. b-eS03. Once
, 1957-06-08


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Saturday, June 8 Double Feature:
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Rod Cameron
GREAT MIKE
Stuart Erwin Buzzy Henry Gwen Kenyon
Chapter of WILD WEST DAYS with Johnny McBrown
Sunday, June
EAST OF EDEN (cinemascope & Technology
Julie Harris James Dean
Tuesday, June IL : Triple Feature:
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FILMED entirely in India with a cast OF 25,OOO; IL years IN
making; in fiery color by Technology.
CAREER GIRL
Frances Langford Edward Norris Iris Adrian
Chapter 4 of WILD WEST DAYS
Johnny McBrown
June u
LA NGANZ DEL DIABLo Qn Spanish)
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Thursday. June - FLAME OF THE Ian CTruColor)
Yvonne De Carlo Howard Duff Zachary Scott
Saturday, June Is Triple Feature:
- LITTLE JOE THE WRANGLER
Johnny McBrown Tex Ritter
BLONDE FOR A DAY
Hugh Beaumont ; Kathryn Adams
Chapter of WILD WEST DAYS
Johnny McBrown
Sunday, June 16 MOULIN ROUGE Gechnicolor)
Jose Ferrer Zsa Zsa Gabor : Susan Flon
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, 1957-06-08
Editorial
FOR RENEWING THE CHARTER

FOR RENEWING THE CHARTER
WHILE H CHARTER of the Virgin Islands Corpo-
ration will not expire until 1859, it is by no means too soon
to start laying the groundwork for renewing this charter. We
think that Senator Hodge is to be commended for his far
sghtedness in introducing this matter well enough in advance
to permit for effective action.
EVERYONE IN THESE parts is fully aware of the value
to the local economy of the Virgin Islands Corporation. 1t is
the largest single employer of labor, and its projects extend
from growing, grinding, and making sugar to many allied
projects in agriculture.
IT IS TRUE that the Virgin Islands Corporation is a
unique venture in the American political and economic
scheme of things. But the very reason for its creation seems
to Justify its continued existence as the prime force that it is
the life Of these Islands, and particularly St. Crox. Perhaps
the day will come when it may not be necessary to operate
the Virgin Islands Corporation as it is today, but when that
time comes there will be other forces and factors to compen-
safe for it.
AND THE NEED to campaign for a renewal of the
charter again brings to mind the great need for some type OF
steady, continuing representation in Washington. Lobbying,
as Senator Hodge puts it land ii is indeed nothing but lobby
ing) is a recognized institution in the nations capital. OF
course, lobbying is done by private interests and foreign gov
ernments, through highly skilled men who specialize in that
type of thing, and ranges from bombardment with facts and
figures, to influence peddling.
WE IN THESE Islands cannot hope to match the well
organized lobbying, but the presence OF a serious and hard-
working delegation in Washington could go far in helping to
accomplish this purpose.
WE ARE CONFIDENT that everyone in these Islands
fully supports the renewal of the charter Of the Virgin Islands
Corporation, and will gladly go along with the Senate in its
effort in this direction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12
land Deodorized Too!
that's IL FAB WASH!

DAZZLING WHITE. OF COURSE, BUT SOMETHING
MORE :. Your FAB wash gives you glorious bonus
It's deodorizedl Clothes washed with od-ashi0ned
products may look clean. but may actually have hidden
din let in them But modern FAB washes clothes clean
clear through. not just beached white blued white
And FABs decdcrizng action leaves everything you
wash the freshest possible.
It's as IL suds and sunlight had pierced through and
ceansed every single thread in the fabric. FABwashed
clothes FAB-washed towels FAB-washed bed
linens are fresh and sweetsmelng because they're really
washed, not just whiiened So let your next wash Be
ciean clear through-and deodorized. too That's Jour
FAB wash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21
President Urges Pressure
To Force Israeli PuIIout

States ever felt that it had to
subject Israel to the same type
of moral pressure as is being
applied to the Soviet Union"
The world is entitled to ex-
pect from such peoples as those
of Israel who are "imbued with
a religious faith and a sense
of moral values" more in the
way of contributions to world
order than can be expected
from "a nation controlled by
-atheistic despots. he added.
Taking up another anti
sanctions argument, the Presi-
dent said it has been suggested
that the U. N. should not press
action against Israel because
Egypt violated the Israeli
Egyptian armistice agreement in
the past. Those violations, he
commended, constitute no justi-
fication for the armed invasion
of Egypt by Israel which the
United Nations is now seeking
to undo"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21

in Wisconsin was uncovered sew.
eral months ago by a subcom-
mittee on Government operations
|of which Mr.. Reuss is a men,
Der. The Congressman said this
evidence was turned over to Mr.
Rogers with the suggestion that
perhaps additional data pointing
to Nationwide abuses might be
obtained.
The Justice Department had
no comment to make on the
probe. 1t was learned that
grand jury facilities had been
asked by the Department but
officials remained quiet on the
nature of the Investigation,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21

Dulles, congressional leaders
were expressing the hope that
Israel will still withdraw with
out any further United Nations
action.
Senator Mansfield observed
that II have an idea the Presi-
dent was talking to the govern
ment of Israel as we'll as the
American people last night"
Russell Urges Address
The Presidents appearance be,
fore the Nation on television anc
radio last night was prompted
by suggestion from Democratic
Senator Richard Russell O
Georgia.
Near the end Of yesterday
mornings White House bipar.
tisan conference with congress.
sional leaders. Senator Russell
suggested the President ought Il
speak to the people about hi
position on Israeli Withdrawal
and the Middle East situation.
Senator Russell observed tina
the President is the only mar
who can speak to the Nation II
la crisis such as this. Will,
some might disagree with his po.
sition. the Senator said. it is tn,
Presidents duty and RESPONSE
lbility to inform the people o.
his views.
Mr.. Eisenhower Responded
that he had been thinking him.
self of addressing the Natior
for the past 10 days and volun.
teered to go on the air ANY
time"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21
Continued From First Page

COutAuueu EEOm FIRST. rage
resolutions while we fail to make
a simultaneous demand upon
Egypt for compliance with U. N
resolutions?"
In his address last night. Mr.
Eisenhower did not specifically
indorse sanctions against Israel
but declared firmly that the U. N
must renew with increased
vigor its efforts to bring about
Israeli withdrawal" from the
GAIA Strip and the Gulf Of
Aqaba. His language was inter.
preted as indicating that he viii
order Americas U.N. delegation
to vote for sanctions unles.
Israel withdraws her troops be.
fore the matter comes to a vote
Earlier yesterday. Senator
Knowland suggested to the
President his own formula fol
meeting the Middle East crisis.
Proposes Alternative
At 2l2-hour meeting with
congressional leaders at the
White House. the Senator pro-
posed "a possible alternative tc
the application Of sanction:
against Israel"
He suggested that the United
States sponsor a resolution in
the United Nations General AS
sembly which would:
First. State that all member
states have an obligation to
comply with their charter obli-
cations, to refrain from agrees
sion and to respect the resolu-
tons of the General Assembly
Second. Make clear that
failure by an aggressor state to
comply with the resolution OF
the United Nations would prop
erly subject the offending state,
large or small. to the condemna-
ton Of the law-abiding nations
Iof the world; and il persisted in
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|Price-Fixing Probe
OF Vaccine Set

The Justice Department is in
|vestigating alleged monopolistic
practices and price-fixing in
Salk anti-polio vaccine produc-
ton. 1t was learned today.
Representative Henry S.
Reuss, Democrat of Wisconsin,
said he had placed evidence of
price-fixing before Deputy At
|torney General William Rogers
in a letter on February 3.
Mr.. Reuss said that an an
|swering letter from Mr.. Rogers
agreed that the situation looked
serious" and promised an inves-
'tigation.
Evidence showing price fixing
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condition to withdrawing its
forces of invasion"
The President then added:
IF the United Nations once
admits that international dis
putes can be settled by using
force, then we will have de-
stroyed the very foundation Of
the organization, and our best
! hope of establishing a real world
order.
THAT would be a disaster for
us ALL"
He said he felt he would be
untrue to the standards of his
Office if II were to lend the in
f1uence of the United States to
the proposition that q nation
which invades another should be
permitted to exact conditions for
withdrawal"
If the U. N. does nothing and
lets Israel get by with its de-
f1ance Of withdrawal resolutions,
he said lit will have admitted
failure"
Must Exert Pressure
Asserting firmly that "the
& United Nations must not fall"
the President added:
Il believe that-in the inter-
ests of peace-the United Ma
tions has no choice but to exert
pressure upon Israel to comply
with the withdrawal resolutions. -
While rejecting Israel's de-
mands for firm guarantees in adj
vance of her withdrawal from the
GAIA Strip and Gulf of Aqaba
area against future use of those
territories by Egypt for hostile
activities against her, Mr.. Eisen-
hover said that if Egypt should
q act so as to justify Israel's fears
she Should be dealt with firmly
by the u. N.
The President sought to an
swer arguments advanced by
such key figures In Congress as
Senate Democratic Leader john
son and Senate Republican
Leader Knowland against penal
izing Israel without also impos-
ing sanctions on Russia and
Egypt.
Declaring that two wrongs dc
not make a right" he said Il do
not believe that Israel's default
should be ignored because the
United Nations had not been
able effectively to carry out its
resolutions condemning the So
Wet Union for it's armed sup
preston Of the people of Hun
gary"
Calls Soviet ImperyiOus
He pointed GU that because of
its size. power and veto in the
U. N. Security Council, Russia is
relatively imperviouS" to "other
types of sanction" than moral
pressure.
However. he asserted that the
United States is seeking to exert
moral pressure against the So
Wet. And. he said. at would in
deed be a sad day If the United