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FAIRFAX

$1,000 down: priced at only s1s..
900: 3-bedrm.. 1I2-bath masonry
home. ! ", cid; owner transierrea.
isSse eSf i1seeneq ar ssfPcfc CIR ).
294l, XII. 9-603Q.
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FARMETTEs
!. . a. 'i:'t: :;i III! :Es::; !: sS'I
10; 20ss down, Salesman on prop
erty all day sat. and sun; on
g B sSrn ave sssS R'ssi p sna Martha RAJ
PUEfFkNBESdER, REAIToR, 10,
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DIRECT FROM BUILDER = Brick
rambler on beaut. wooded acre in
Loudoun County. where taxes are
less. 8 bedrms., tile bath, irepl;.
Teen stern Ss Church sUTS t e ne nss d Ss.
I mi: to open sign. Herndon, Va,
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L0UDOtN COUNTY, peri. retire
ment home: new stone rambler on
2 full acre Of land. 2 tvin;sized
6edrms ,,;s lh baths .,, SS.ft. LIVING !, IN,
: sized dining rm.. base radiant
h.-w.h.; Q beauty for only So. 900.
8. o. BURTON. Lenah, Va. Fair
view 7-5442, or LYNN RLTY., j.
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i-BEDRM., 2-BATH, brick-and-red-
wood .const., Ice. home. over 1,700
SO. IT,. sep. dining rm., fully
equipped kit; with eating space.
lish bsmt., restricted swimming
pool membership avail, large lot,
with trees, close to parochial and
public schools. shopping and
transp. Only $1,000 down. Price.
$4,000. 1918 Kennedy st., Falls
Church. JE 4-R321.
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MI. VERNON BLVD. AREA-AppfoS

MI. VERNON BLVD. AkEA-Approx
4 miles south OF Alex. in Tauxe.
mont. Several older 3-bedrm. homes
within 90 Minis. OF Pentagon OF
d. c. Pleasant committing. very de-
sirable area for family with chill
dren; featuring lge.. wooded lots
Priced from Si7,4O0 terms 70 suit
OF. FHA or conventional. ROBERT
c. DAVENPORT. Real Estate: week
days so. $4,000; week ends OF
eves 80 S-SQs0
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CHAIN BRIDGE ROAD s 5 blks.
away from this brick-and-redwood
quaiity-built home, with 3 bedrms..
den. Ia baths. full bsmt.. oil INV
:tons, s sna sarpHf in i ns%nOass
condition, on high. level, wooded
"a acre with all city utilities. in
better area of Town Of Vienna
S22,950 for quick sale. with $4,000
cash. Adjoining 7t-acre level. wood.
ed lot. avail to buyer for $1,000
For KEY CAN OWNER. evenings
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50 close g 8. G. EimTood e.sl5i
MeLEAN-Air-cond.. 3-bedrm. ram
bier in wooded area: hagstone ter.
race with fireplace. Ice. screened
porch. breeyeway TO heated studio
with ! skylight storage basement
frepl.. tile bath: cleo. range, dish
washer. automatic washer. drier;
1A-ton aiT-cond., cools entire
house: hot water. radiant heat In
slab. On dead-end 81. in congenial
neigh. Of professional people; Sl5,-
QQ5 FL, 6.3g4O
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MOZAMBIQUE wooded setting: g.
bedrm. rambler large sunny family
I'm. OF liv.. rm. and kit; oil radiant
heat, auto. washer and drier. stoT
bsmt. Directions; out Rte. 123
from Chain Bridge TO Mclean,
mile to No Ia Providence Forest.
Sl6,5OO. BY OWNER, II. 6-3SS4
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schools. churches, theaters, shop.
and half Cape Cod: firepi.. 3 bed.
rms. fun bsmt.; fenced. shade
trees; ornamental shrubs. garage.
OWNER will show. 1875 s. Fenvick.
ia. 2-9662; ewes. call WO. H-75n4
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MeIFAN. AREA-45-ft.. 3-bedroom
brick rambler. . yrs. old: sep
din. rm;. breakfast bar. full tile
bsmt. with :. bath: Ice. level lot.
Price, $lS,Q50: OF. FHA or mill
taiy. Cal KE. S-42Sl.
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CEDAR LANE; E aiEIlis5, C Co. - Sss ! 4
car gar. consider house or lot IN
trade; exc. I'M, $40. 800. JE. 2.403l
a.BEDRM. BARNsTONE RAMBLER,
Si2.5ONi $1,000 down. assume Oh
loan, Ewes, after 4 pm, Sat. and
sun. al. 10 an. JE. 3-0435.
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vA,-Immediate occupan-
cy and only .S2,150 cash down
payment. veteran, for this new
2a-bath brick rambler: full base
ment, separate dining room. spa
cious LIVING room With fireplace
and de luxe westinFhnuse kitchen
tails. esii DARWIN REALTY. "a.
7-4353, FL. 6-4s4O: ewes. IA.
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SPECIAL FROM OWNER : save
1000 en- a-year-old. 3-bedroom,
112-bath. 46-ft. brick rambler: n.
acre lot; double Diet. brick garage:
Sleepy Hollow area. Easy financing.
JE. 3.3624
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LARGE FAMILY need extra Toomf
additional playrm. in full bsmt..
biz liv. nm. firepl., Aft. sep. din.
rm.. modern American kit, on tree.
studded lot; Just ! blk. OF Lee hwy.
in Falls Church. Only $17. 400. as
sumo S14.100. LIST trust. low cash
down payment. GOTHAM REALTY.
INC, JE 2.T3OO.
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oPEN SUNDAY, > % s; s. 800
SSS oSs. H. a sn With Ss isp cd au fFs aS
rm.: bedrms.: screened porch:
adequate storage. Arl. blvd. 70
Gailows I'd, left TO Trammell I'd.
right to 203. c. H. SMITH, Broker,
XII Q-1OlA
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MCLEAN, VA.-One-level living, g.
becrr' rambler: closet wslls: hot
water water radiant heat; o nicely land
OWNER. FL. 6.446i. ~ V
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HOLM HILLs-A few very desir-
homes in famous nous community DA Of
Goodman designed contemporary
homes; new and resale. from SIS
$50. Terms to suit, CT, FHA or
conventional. ROBERT c. DAVEN-
PORT, Real Estate; weekdays so.
$4,000; week ends or eyes,. 30. g.
Sn5A
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bedrm. rambler. in 9 picture bool
setting. on h-acre wooded lott lge
Nv. rm.,, sep; din. rm.,. family kit.
with picture window and Ice bar
patio; full bsmt. $4,000. Excel
financing avail. Don't fail TO SCI
this onel. c. B. OsHAUGHNESSY
AGENT, JE. 2-2024, JE. 2-110li
ewes OF A-7I12
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BERNDON-8 bedrms., iTe. iiv. rm.,
kit. bath, city water. Price $500.
r. 0U 4. dG MARTIN All ma ais '% sDrfnr OG S.,
Herndon, Va, Herndon 400.
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I.Sssi S pss.esS::s dem ssn OF o!lS IS
.sdTT,: 2 full tilsa baths: , wSlkoE y
week ends and BY appt. S20,9b0l
assume 4isss loan. 62l John
Marshall drive NV" Dunkirt
b-0O31.
AssgIAEE ,; sIiSSc q S q.
s tcp,s h sasp'' co 5s iaHiiso S T%
! siooe a. l n owNER sSo
gii Glen ave. Du. 5-703b.
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); ARLINSFSS IS Va c.,; 4%;; 81 ~
P PstiO' barsssu ; q esiiiSs.tC. 4. win
cows IL zach ril.;;' i ses heat s,o Z.
ping, bus line. Priced 70 sell a
Sis,sSo. $500 ,, VII handle c a MCS;
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bedrms,. baths. iSrTe sliding.
door Closets. finished rec: room. fre.
place, nice din. fm., finished utility
rm., 26-ft. garage: approx. h-acrt
lot; school 2 blks.. par. .Air-cond. !
swimming club membership avail
Approved for FLA or FLA in-servict
loan. BY OWNER. No agents. Fol
ami call III. A.r0ll
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NEARLY NEW ALL-BKk. RAMBLER
- bedrms.; $l5.5O0. good finance
ing for in-service, OF or civilian;
BY OWNER. IA. 7-SS2S or Fl. 4.
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kEAL BUY, ideal Tor Pentagon or
GA employe: near Old Dom. dr.
4-yr.-old. 3-b.r. brk.. 2 nreplaces.
Ice, rec; rnl. with bar; walk to new
lot; iinmed. occupancy: FHA ap.
proved OWNER. CT, G.5623
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SPRINGFIELD, sI5.5s5 - This 3.
bedrm home must be seen. TO b
appreciated. OWNER, FL. ,4-6425
sPRINCFlELD-cor split-ieyel; CEN
ter hall. 1mmed. occup. MANY ex.
iEass d swim RSHI n ST s.saTo aVaii
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3-BEDRM. CAPE COD, adj. Belle
Hayen-Fully equip. kit, . fun
baths. garage; scr. porch; Anchor
COW. Pentagon and Ft. Belvoir.
va appraised S17 900. so. 5-9016.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY, 5 min.
To Penfannn Walking disfance tn
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ALEX.-owner must sell today: 3.
full bsmt., gar.; dead lend st., Mac.
Arthur School. NORMA JEAN POE
XII 9-1745
ALEXANDRIA,, four miles south
4p.ft. rambler. take over OF loan,
S75 .95 per mo-; SI4. 500. full price
, hedrms., liv. rIn,, dining L, fully
equipped kit. with washer and
orier: family rm.. shop. and patio
Fenced-in rear yard. Large lot.
OWNER. so. S-730g.
ALEX.-3 bedrms., air-conditioner
equip. kit. breakfast nook. work
shop. patio, corner lot: assume GI
~ loan, OWNER: S14,05O. KI.
S-045g,
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LEE HEIGHTS DOLL HOUSE with
5 big" rooms, center hall, porch.
garage. basement: on level flower
and tree laden lot in this elose.in
u. 2-sl4s. LYN THOMPSON,
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FOR SALE BY OWNER-N, Arl..
Lorcom lane area. Brick Colonial;
8 bedrms., Ia baths, cleo. kit. scr.
porch, rec. rm.; "a acre; $22.95O.
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named Mendoza He seemed old TO us, but doubt u ne
was more than forty. His wife was somewhat younger
and Mendoza told us that she had been concert
n;ans, But now the piano stood silent in the corner
and Sonora Mendoza was equally silent. She never
smiled She would sit with us at meals. but she SAID
almost nothing and her face mask OF SORROW Inc
rest of the time she stayed in her room, ano once
Mendoza tried to give us explanation. I'VE had
baby, he said but it died" He gave weary snrus'
lover year ago. now
As YOU know senior, when you are young, you ieeI
more embarrassment than compassion in the lace OF
anohers grief All three Of us contrved to put ou Oh
our minds as quickly as possible.
We worked hard all week, and then on Saturday =
so we thought good fortune came to u.s. Tomas, one
If nv two friends struck up acquaintance with the
owner Of a bodee0 wine cellar. This generous fellow
offered to take us on a tour of the premises and SO
nroud was he of his wines that he insisted we sample
most of them. The samples were small to be sure But
there were MANY of Them and by mdafternoon we were
feeling very merry indeed
lack we came to our lodgings, full Of malaga
and muscate of port and sherry and believe even some
brandy Back we came through the golden afternoon
laughing and singing and mady in love with the ene
universe We came into the dim house. and suddenly
the gloom and the quiet seemed noleraole to u.s.
have some light in here cried Tomas and snapped up
the shades "Yes, and why not some music? echoeo
Juan. He strobe over the piano. lifted the dusty Ito
and began rather clumsy to play.
But before ne had struck dozen notes. door new
omen and Mendoza came in. mo, no." ne sald win
anguish in his voice please. beg of you.
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Confined from page II
The Dark Lady Returns

a pretty little Mediterranean city? In any Case' VIC ulu
find temporary jobs there.
There were plenty Of private houses where students
could board cheapIy so chose one at random. Ano
almost at once we regretted our choice The 1000 was
not bad and there was shy little serving girl Tor us 10
tease. But il was a somber place. The atmosphere was
oueery lfeless the shades were usually drawn people
seemed to talk in whispers.
IN. bad of The household was tall. quiet man
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Juan stopped playing, aghast. Tomas stared open
mouthed. / felt as if we had been caught committing
some awful sacrilege. And then. slowly, rom oehhu
her husband Sonora Mendoza appeared
Che looked AZ the raised shades She looked at the
omen piano. She looked at our frozen faces And
nobody moved.
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N0xs Week Don't Miss the
GREAT HITCHCOCK
MURDER MYSTERY

Something new under the sun! Alfred Hitchcock mas
written his first murder story, and we bring 10 you
next week. What's more. you'll see him playing all ou'
one Of the nine parts in this hilarious phoo-mys'ery'
A. ALL-HITcHcock PRODUCTION
w,,,,,, directed. produced By Alfred EIIschcock
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"a no "OETEReENH BURMr' PnOOF:
=: =: :: :; !:
doesn't produce heat . . cGn'f burn your
hands! It's 1907 free Of alkalis!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10

Melvin Z. detz. ~. Hyattsvile. Nd.
and Evelyn L. Parent. 81. Hyattsville.
Leariey Lambrieht, 81. 253 10th st. ne.
and Monica J. Posey, 10. 227 14th
pl ne.
ossie L. Jennens. 81. l108 Fifth st. NV.
and Myra e. Reece. 30, 1105 Fifth st.
NV.
Edmund H. Feldman. "a. 1922 oliver
ST NV. and Frances Bran, 20, 1879
| Tewkesbury pl NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10

ranking first and second re-
spectively.
Gov. McKeldin of Maryland
will address the International
College of Dentists breakfast at
$50 o'clock this morning as the
sessions open.
This afternoon will be devoted
to social events, with the society's
annual presidents reception at
3 o'clock.
Tomorrow morning the scien-
tific sessions begin. Hundreds
of historical. scientific and COM
mercial exhibits will be on dis
play in the hotels West and
Main bathrooms, the birdcage
walk. and Foyer Terrace Ban
luet room.
The scientific sessions will in
clude visual education clinics,
projected clinics and a special
color television series over closed
circuit wires from the Walter
Reed Army Medical Center.
The latter. presented by the
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ADVERTISEMENT
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10

Bell Telephone Laboratories, will
be sponsored by the telephone
industries in the United States.
Attending the opening cere-
monies at the institution will be
James B. Morrison, president of
the Chesapeake & Potomac Tele-
phone Co.; Leon F. Roberts, di-
rector Of information for the
United States Independent Tele-
phone Association; DR.. Melville
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10

Dental and Television Divisions
of the Center. will deal with the
diagnosis. preparation and ex-
ecution Of a dental treatment
plan. The programs will be held
each morning at II o'clock.
The programs will also include
Ia mems Gay Nineties party at
u pm. tomorrow, D. C. Dental
Hygienists' luncheon at 1890
pm. Tuesday. a dinner dance at
Is pm. Tuesday. a style show
luncheon at 1890 pm. Wednes-
day, and a D. C. Dental Assist
ants tea dance at 6 pm.
Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Ronald G. Skinner. 90. Issaauah. Wash.
and Lillian s. Tichnell. ~. 42si
9th st, Sc.
Richard T.. Burch, 25, 1925 Davis pl
NV, and Janis d. Derry. %, Omaha
Nebr.
Roscoe X. Ellison. g., 21s Kentuck,
ave Sc, and Isabel McConnelhey
40. 1925 Morse st. ne.
Pao Hsuing Liu. 30. 53l2 2Sth st. NV.
and Josefina " Palacios. "a of 322,
Adams Mil I'd NV.
Oswald E. Cicchetti, 20. Flushing, N. Y.
and Dorothy A. Conejo. 20. Flush
ing, N. Y.
Lewis Sweetenburg. ir. -. 1912 Nea
ST. ne, and Beryl Broadhead. ~
ID York, England
Norman d. Starry, 81. York Springs
Pa, and Miriam NJ. Ocker. Is, Yorl
Springs, Pa.
Rudolph Reid, 81, 1917 18th st. ne.
and Ernestine d. Jones, ~. 1918 lStl
st. ne.
Morton /. Blankman, 81. Baltimore. Md.
I and Phyllis N. Lazy, 10. Baltimore, Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10
Smithsonian Plans
7 telephone Exhibit

An exhibit telling the story
of the telephone will be opened
tomorrow in the Smithsonian
Institutions Arts and Industries
Building. Ninth street and JEFF
ferson drive NV.
The display, planned by the
staff of the institution and the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10

Bell Grosevenor. president of the
National Geographic Society and
grandson of Alexander Graham
Bell, and DR.. Leonard Car
michael, secretary of the Smith
sonian.
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st. Putrick's Purty Set

Members of the all-female
Jewish War Veterans Post $50
will stage a st. Patrick's party,
March Is. at the District Home
for the Aged and Infirm. There
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10
1000 Dentists to Visit
Postgraduate Clinic

Nearly 1000 dentists expected to the 25th annual
postgraduate sponsored the District of Columbia Dental
Society here today
sessions which will last through Wednesday, will be at
Shoreham annual clinic has to be the
third largest the country with New York and Chicagos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10

Raleigh E. Harvet, "a. 1425 Trinidad
ave, ne. and Mary E, North. 30
1925 Trinidad ave. ne.
David j. M. Billings. Is, 1919 18th st
NV. and Consuella Cooper, Is. 35ll
18th St NV.
William r. Biting. "a, Reading, Pa.
and Patricia M Malan, 20, Arlington
Va
David Grimm. 40. 144 Hickman st
Sc. and Dorothy A. Ashton. -, la
Hickman st Sc
Ono Ricci, % 1868 Park I'd. NV, anc
Barbara A. CoRswell, Is. 1913 5Stt
ave sc.
James A. Jones, 80, Hyattsville. Md
and Mildred M, Starner. Is. Hyatts'
Vile Md
William E. Belfield. "a, 1907 W st. Sc
and Joyce L. Robinson, ~, 100 Web
Aubrey B. Cook. "a, ls46 Providence
81 ne, and Lillian c. Warren, II
1924 Kendall st. ne
Robert T. Browne. "a, Arlington. Va.
and Judith l.. Pew. 20, 1925 2ls
st NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10

Under D. C. ldtD couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. pGit three fuH days
and receive the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and hoH-
days are counted the same a.
other ddyS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10

RESCUES TWO-Fireman
Clarence Nelson, standing
on the top rung of a too
short ladder, helped an
elderly man and a young
woman escape a two-alarm
fire yesterday at 476 M
street S.W. Pvt. Nelson took
the pair down the ladder
from just below a third
floor window.-Star Staff
Photo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10

will be refreshments. gifts for
residents whose birthdays fall
during March and a dance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29

Of enough sea forces to carry
on q war.
Admiral Wright said short
ages Of antisubmarine equip
ment. aircraft and mines were
very serious" He added:
THE NATO exercises in the
Eastern Atlantic have demon
strated our deficiencies in the
areas where our forces could
be greatly improved. They have
Illuminated the shortages and
put them under Q searchlight.
I agree completely that if we
were to enter q war with these
forces at the moment we would
be running a very grave risk"
Admiral Wright few in from
France after visiting units of
NATO's powerful carrier fleet
taking part in Exercise Strike
back, one Of several air-sea
designed to test the
Vests ability to keep open the
vital Atlantic shipping lanes
under mock attack from en-
envy submarines and land
based planes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29
NATOHeud Sees Grave Risk
In Early War With Russia

LONDON. Sept. % (R.-Ad-
miral Jerauld Wright. NATO's
supreme allied commander in
the Atlantic, said tonight the
West would run a very grave
risk in any immediate war
with Russia.
He told newsmen current
NATO naval maneuvers in the
Eastern Atlantic had demon
strated deficiencies and short
ages in Western sea defenses.
But he declared allied forces
nevertheless could put up q
hell of a fight" if Western Eu-
rope we're attacked right now.
The American admiral. who
talked to reporters at London
airport after flying in from
Paris. said he fully agreed with
British Admiral Sir John Ec-
Giles on the shortages of hard
ware" needed to fight real-life
naval battles. Sir John told a
news conference yesterday the
West was desperately short"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29
THE SUNDAY STAR AIS
Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1857

1t. The Times printed 1t in
full in June.
Mrs. Roosevelt said Mrs.
Kopytskaya "looked me up. and
told me she had been anxious
to see me-"
She was a very nice person
and looked intelligent-an, or
binary housewife and mother
to five children" she said.
"She also seemed to be salts
fed with her life and the con-
ditions there.
II cannot say very much
about my talk with her but
anyway she expressed no sur
prise that the New York Times
had printed her letter. She had
received more than 100 letters
from American woman and she
was convinced that these Amer.
lean women believed in and
wanted peace"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29

incident involving an unidenti-
fied plane which Thursday APP
preached the 9Th Fleet on ma
neuvers. no facts confrmatory
Of or in addition to those re-
ported by the wire services are
available.
ut is presumed that Admiral
Brown took normal alert pro-
cedures to protect his task
force in the face Of a report
that an unidentified plane was
flying too close to the fleet"
The 9Th Fleet. permanently
based In the Mediterranean. has
been participating in a NATO
exercise called Operation Deep
Water" only 80 miles south of
Bulgaria.
The maneuvers opened last
Wednesday with the hypothesis
that Bulgarian and/or Russian
forces had crossed the Turkish
border and were threatening
the Dardenelles. The objective
was to put Marines ashore to
assist Greek and Turkish
groups already theoretically en-
gagged.
Most of the 5000 Marines hit
the Turkish coast from the sea
but one battalion landed by he'll
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don't know any alternative to
massive retaliation. But we are
in trouble If we tie ourselves
irrevocably to a formula.
That's what ! would hope
an enemy would do. We've got
to re-evaluate constantly"
NucIear War Problems
Admiral Brown. a 57-year-
old Naval aviator, talked about
problems Of nuclear war to cor
respondents covering Operation
Deepwater, a NATO exercise in
Saros Gulf in Western Turkey.
Four thousand United States
Marines who landed on the
coast Wednesday under sim
ulated nuclear war conditions
went back aboard their trans
ports today.
Some will remain as the reg
ular 9Th Fleet amphibious
force in the Mediterranean and
others return to the United
States.
The Admiral said such an in
vasion would be impossible in
the first stages of an about
nuclear war but might be USE
full in later stages.
"The big show would be over
in the first 70 hours" he said.
Then we would have the
'Broken-back war.
First there would be the
great iconoclastic exchange of
weapons. Then we would 60
in with the remnants to try to
re-establish law and order. The
broken-back war can range
from a pretty strong war to
guerrilla action. It might take
years"
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Penfagon Says
Il Waits Report
9Th Fleet
By JOHN A. GILES

The Pentagon said yesterday
it presumed" that Vice Ad-
miral Charles r. Brown took
normal alert procedures to pro-
tect" his 9Th Fleet when he or
dered jet interceptors to shoot
down an unidentified plane
shopping on Eastern Mediter-
ranean maneuvers.
Asked specifically if Admiral
Brown had authority to issue
such an order. a spokesman said
an official report was not ex-
pected before tomorrow and
I'VE can't say whether he was
within his rights until then.
A brief statement in answer
to queries follows:
With regard to the reported