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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-30
DAVID LAWRENCE

Some day they ought to erect
a monument in London to
John Foster Dulles. Secretary
OF State-the man who in 1856
saved England from economic
collapse. In fact. he saved the
economy Of Western Europe,
too.
Just now the tide of opinion
runs the other way-the Brit
ish think Dulles has been I'M
friendly to them. For the last
several weeks inspired news
reports from Britain and
France-which now have been
taken up by irresponsible
partiSans here-call for the
resignation Of Dulles.
The facts Of this period of
undisclosed history, however.
when put together. tell a diff
ferent story. They probably
will not come out in any
white paper" or in any
Senate Foreign Relations Com
mittee inquiry. The Senate has
voted an investigation. but If
the Executive decides it would
breach the confidence of
other friendly governments" to
give out such information, 1t
would be withheld. and there
is no way to compel its sub
mission. For to reveal officially
and with documents all that
did happen could mean the
topping of the Conservative
government in London. 1t
could also bring such bitterness
between the two countries as
would delight the Kremlin.
But some of the main facts
can be gathered by reporters
from a variety of news sources
here and abroad.
This correspondent presents
today an authoritative view of
what went on between Eng
land and the United States
before the military interven-
ton of the British and French
and gives some of the impress
sions formed here in official
quarters prior to and since the
action taken in landing troops
In the Suez area.
First of all, the United
States in September and Octo-
Der repeatedly told Britain
that the Nasser problem could
not be handled by military
force. The United States Gov
eminent insisted that the
canal dilemma must be a mat
ter of painstaking negotiation.
that it was important to re-
tain the friendship of the Arab
states, and that this would not
be the case if military force
were used toward any of them,
particularly against Egypt.
Accordingly. Dulles tried
various approaches and finally
came up with a plan for
canal users association, which
was to be the foundation for a
future settlement by peaceful
means. This plan was tenn
porarily put aside in october.
But the dispatches from Lon
don and Paris have enormously
insisted ever since that this
was a reputation by Dulles Of
Evening star., 1957-08-30

test vehicle" That is a long
way. he said, from IAN opera
tional vehicle"
There have been no known
successful United States tests
of an Intercontinental Ballis-
tic Missile IcBMD.
The United States has an
advantage in land bases-its
own plus those in friendly
hands around the world. A
missile launched from Com
munist territory would have to
travel thousands Of miles to
reach the United States.
A United States missile
launched from bases abroad
would have a much shorter
flight to Soviet territory.
A darker view Of America 8
place in the missiles race was
presented yesterday by Sena-
tor Jackson. Democrat of
Washington, after four hours
Of closed-door testimony by
Acting Secretary of Defense
Quarles and other officials be-
fore a Senate House Atomic
Evening star., 1957-08-30

force in world public opinion
for out-lawing nuclear weap-
ons.
That is another Of Russia S
propaganda lines. and is COM
pletely opposed to the West
ern insistence that any kind Of
atomic weapons control must
be enforced by foolproof inter-
national inspection.
Questions such as these are
expected to be canvassed by
American officials in conversa-
tions lasting through the week
end. They are also up against
the problem of what Western
counter-moves should be made
especially in trying to Ak blame
on Russia for the failure in
London.
Mr.. Stassen originally had
planned to take of for Wash
ington tonight for the wedding
of his son at Charlottesville,
Va, tomorrow.
His decision to extend his
visit here by "a hours appar-
emily was made in recognition
of the increased gravity of the
situation which developed when
Evening star., 1957-08-30

Senator Symington told the
Senate: 1.-THE manner in which
our defense superiority has
been dribbled away is nothing
short of tragic; and we have no
savings to show for it,"
The Army's proposed coun-
terweapon is the Jupiter, an
intermediate range ballistic
missile (IRBM), which scared
1900 miles over the Atlantic
Wednesday in a test flight
from Cape Canaveral, Fla.
Secretary Of the Army Brucker
labeled the Jupiter "a spec
tacular success"
It is understood that only
the Pentagon's secrecy lid on
missile Developments prevents
the Army from saying fatty
that the Jupiter could be in
production within 80 days.
u. S. Has Advantage
Mr.. Brucker said in Florida
yesterday that the Soviet an
nouncement last Monday Of a
successful test Of q 5,000-mile
missile indicated the Russians
were talking Of a research
Evening star., 1957-08-30
Juniors and women's apparel, sportswear

Junior dresses, cotton, royon and
blended Docron and cotton, in many
styles and colors; sizes 7 TO IS.
Less than hoIf price Now 800
Junior bIouses, in solids, stripes and
prints; sleeveless and short sleeve;
sizes 9 to IS. Were 2.oo to 800.
Now, ZOO
Junior skirts, in solids, prints, stripes
ond plods; slim and full lines; sizes
I to IS. Less than half price.
Now, ZOO
Junior shorts, Bermudos, topered
pants, in solids and stripes; sizes
Ito IS. Were ! 80 to 500. Now,
100 to 800
Junior swim suits in Iostex and cot
ton; sizes 81 to 38. Were 500 ond
more. Now, 800
Down Stoirs Store, Junior and Teen Age
Appore selection ot Corners Down
Stors Store ond Bethesda Budget
Drip dry cotton pinofores with goth
cred skirt, zippered back with tie;
sizes z to 20 and l612 to 24H2.
Less than half price. Now, 100
Down Stoirs Store, inexpensive Dresses
=. oIso Corners Down Stoirs Store
ond Bethesda Budget
Dresses in wide variety of fobrics
and styles (sIim and bouffont sill
houettes) and coIors; sizes 10 to
20 and l2H to 24H7. Regularly
$40 and much more. Now, 800
Down Stoirs Store, Misses and Women's
Dresses also Corners Down Stoirs Store
and Bethesda Budget
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MISSILES
CONTINUED From First Page

Continued From First Page
of Congress members have ac-
cused the Eisenhower admins
tration of a showdown for econ
omy reasons.
Senator Symington, Demo-
crat of Missouri. a member of
the Armed Services Committee
and a former secretary of the
Air Force in the Democratic
Truman administration. stated
that criticism anew in the Sem
ate today.
He said the United States
has fallen behind Russia in
developing an intercontinental
missile because of what he
called false economy.
I'VE have both the right and
the duty to ask what the Presi-
dent is going to do about it," he
said.
Applying his criticism to
other military fields as well,
Evening star., 1957-08-30

Fomous- brand first quality white
sissy shirts in q Voriety of styles;
sizes 81 to 38. Were 2eo. z.24
Down Stoirs Store, Blouses
-. also Corners Down Stors Store
ond Bethesda Budget
Costume ieweIy, gold and silver
colored metol necklaces, broceIets
and eorrinos, some set with sinnu-
Ioted stones. Regularly ! LOO.
59e, z for 100
PIeose odd 1925 FederoI tox
Down Stoirs Store. Costume JeweIy
also Corners Down Stoirs Store
and Bethesda Budget
Simulated leather fell hondboss in
many coIors. Were or If perfect
300. Now, l.99
PIeose odd 1929 Federol tox.
Down Stoirs Store, Hondboos
+. q. also Corners Down Stoirs Store
and Bethesda Budget
Velvet hots in host Of foil coiors,
many styles, including this seasons
exciting new cloche. Regularly 3oo
and 4.9o. z.9o
Down Stoirs Store, Millinery
q. oIso Corners Down Stors Store
and Bethesda Budget
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Stossen Returns, Sees
No Breakdown in ToIks

sometimes shares Soviet views
on disarmament.
Another speculation of
United States officials is that
Russia intends to press even
harder than before its propa-
ganda campaign for a long
term SUSPENSION Of nuclear
tests. apart from any other
agreement to reduce and con-
troll ornaments.
Bars 2-Year LayOff
Mr.. Zorin has fatty turned
down a Western proposal for a
two-year suspension of tests as
part of the package deal which
would also halt nuclear weap-
ons production.
American officials say the
Russians may believe that by
brusquely denouncing the
Western plan and pushing the
test suspension propaganda
they can generate a massive
Evening star., 1957-08-30
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O0AtAANOe0 EAOAn ~ 03C
report on the situation. and he
will spend as much time as
possible with Secretary Of State
Dulles and other administra-
ton officials this week end. He
plans TO be back in London
by Tuesday.
He had planned to return
this week end for personal rea-
sons and to consult with Of
iicials. But he suddenly moved
up his trip by "a hours yester-
day in order to reach Wash
ington this morning for a quick
meeting with Secretary Of
State Dulles.
Before his plane took of
from London Mr.. Stassen told
newsmene that delegates to the
disarmament talks ARE closer
together now than we have been
for the last IL years"
Ofhcials here, however. saw
no reason for continuing opti-
mism, although none would rule
out the possibility of some sud-
den shift in Soviet tactics.
Puzzled by Red Line
Speculation at the State De-
partment tended to concern it
self now with the question of
what the Russians are up to
in the light Of the very tough
line they have taken since Mon
day. At that time, they as
serted that they had success
fully tested an intercontinental
missile capable of hitting a
target anywhere in the world.
They followed this sup Tuesday
with q blast at Western dis
armament proposals as pre-
Sented up TO that time.
Yesterday. in the same vein,
Mr.. Zorin bluntly told Mr.. Stas-
sen and his Western colleagues
that he saw nothing Of value
in the 11-point package propo-
sition for o first-step disarma-
mept agreement.
The Western powers had
been working hard to complete
this set of proposals. putting
down in written form all the
ideas which Mr.. StasSen had
been talking about in the Lon
don meetings since late May.
Some oficials. including Mr..
StasSen. had set great store by
the document. and the State
Department in releasing it
urged full consideration by the
Soviet Unioh.
But so far as Mr.. Zorin was
concerned, the plan got quick
brush-of treatment. His re-
action appeared to be in ac-
cord with all the recent Red
moves, adding up to q shift to
tough tactics in relations with
the West and suggesting that
Moscow is now after objectives
which it cannot reach through
the London talks.
Speculation among Washing
ton officials as to what these
objectives may be begins with
the supposition. amounting
now to q strong belief, that
Russia will try in the next
meeting Of the United Nations
General Assembly to change
the nature Of the disarmament
negotiations. The Assembly
meets September II.
Ofncials say that the Rus
SLAMS probably want to enlarge
the present five-power group to
include several other countries,
among them q soviet satellite
from Eastern Europe and
probably India. Though neu-
tralist in overall policy. India
Evening star., 1957-08-30

a reduction in the quantities
Of missiles slated for future
production below figures given
to the Senate Armed Services
Committee last April.
The Senator declined on
security grounds to name dates
and numbers, but said the Army
has protested a Defense De-
partment restriction on over
time pay in missiles work and
that the Navy's funds for pro-
duction of the Polaris medium
range missile have been cut.
Evening star., 1957-08-30
mems, Womsn's and
chiIdren's shoes

children's notionoIIy advertised
shoes in discontinued styles, broken
sizes. Regularly 5.o5 and more.
Now, 800
Down Stoirs Store, children's Shoes
:. also Corners Down Stoirs Store
ond Bethesda Budget
Fomous- -moke dress pumps and fIots
(by the Doncer's CobbIerl in wide
choice of styles, coIors. Sorry, not
oil sizes in oil coIors. Less than hoIf
price. 3.99
lin the Washington Store onIy)
Mems imported Freneh-tonned calf
skin shoes in blucher, winotip and
plain toe styles; black or tan. Less
than holf price. 4.99
lin the Washington Store onIyl
Mems fine leather shoes in wino-
tip and moccosin toe styles. Were
8.o5 to 1925. 500
Down Stoirs Store, Mems ond Wonen's Shoes
:. oIso Corners Down Stoirs Store
ond Bethesda Budget
Evening star., 1957-08-30
mems apparel
and accessories

Mems dress shirts, first quality and
irreoulors Sonforized, with fused,
spreod or button down collar styles.
Stripes, solid coIors and white, in
sizes 4 to II. Were or if perfect
l.99 and more. 100
Royon Or silk bow ties, in cIip-on
style, packed in Plastic jeweIry box.
Were much more. 3ce
Combed cotton hose with nylon re-
inforced heel and toe, in sizes 10
to l3. Less than hoIf price. l9e
WoodIeish poiomos hioh-count Son.
forized broodcIoth poiomos in coot
or MILDLY styles; sizes A, B, c, D.
Were 800 i.S9
Connon's Irregular terry cloth robes,
in 5, M, L and XL. If perfect 7.oe.
3.ss
Atleish eombed cotton t-shirts with
nylon reinforced neck, topped shoul-
der; sizes SO to 46. Were .0O 74e
Long-sIeeve shirts in woven cotton
ploids, stub weave chollis, Sonfor-
lied cotton ploids; Ivy button down
ond regular collar styles; S. N, L.
Were 2.e9. l.o9
Mems jackets royon oobordine. Son.
forized cotton twill or royon fIon-
neI in zip-front or 4-button style;
5, M, L. Regularly SOS 2.99
WoodIeish stretch hose Of 5lo6
virgin wool and 4e9o stretch nyIon
thot is shrink proof processed;
stretch to fit any foot sizes 10 to
IA. Were LOO 6oe
Mems sloeks Docron and royon twill
gobordine, Docron and royon flannel
and Docron and royon sheen qobor-
dine, in sizes 2S to AZ. Were 500
and 6.o9. 3.oo
Down Stoirs Store, Mems Furnishings
=. olso Corners Down Stoin Store
and Bethesda Budget
Evening star., 1957-08-30
FILES


COntlnueo from k1fab rage
disclosed to q defendant. The
Senate bill called for the prose-
cution to produce records" Of
pre-trial statements by Gov
ernment witnesses. The House
measure was restricted to the
witness signed reports and
statements"
Mr.. Keating and the Justice
Department contended rec
ords" was too broad q word.
They warned the courts might
order the Government to dis
close unedited raw" files, i'm
precise summaries Of q witness
pretrial statements, grand jury
testimony and q variety Of
secret material.
The compromise narrows the
field to q witness signed or
otherwise approved statements,
recordings or transcriptions,
and substantially verbatim re-
ports Of his statements to
Government agents. Peripheral
material is excluded.
All versions Of the legislation
aimed at clarifying a decision
by the Supreme Court that q
defendant has the right to ex-
anime pretrial statements by
a Government witness.
Secrecy Breach Feared
Some lower courts interpreted
the Supreme Court decision
which upset the perjury convic-
ton Of Union Leader Clinton
Jencks-very broadly. The FBI
feared the courts might breach
the secrecy Of its files. Some
Government cases have been
dropped because the prosecutor
refused to reveal confidential
material to the defense.
Under the new legislation.
The defense may demand a look
at a witness pretrial state
ments after he has testified. II
there is a dispute, the prosecu-
tor must turn over files to the
Judge. who will decide how
much Of the material relates
directly TO the witness testi-
mony and otherwise meets the
laws requirements for disclo-
sure.
II the prosecutor refuses to
give the defense access to state
ments as ordered by the Judge,
the witness testimony may be
stricken from the record or a
mistrial may be declared. Until
now, some judges have coun-
tered resistance by prosecutors
by dismissing cases entirely.
Attorney General Brownell
said today he was very well
satisfied" with the bill.
Evening star., 1957-08-30

Cor eoots, woter-repeIIent and spot
resistont cotton popIin, in many
styles (some with hoods) , double
and single breosted, in navy, block,
oquo and pink; sizes 8 to l6 Less
than half price. Now 500
l00eo AeFiI0n toppers, washable, in
two styles; white, blue, noize, beige
and oquo. Les than holf price. 500
Down Stoirs Store. Coots and Suits
J.. also 7 Corners Down Stoirs Store
and Bethesda Budget
Orion puIlons and eoFdisons, in 7
foil eolors; sizes "a to 40.
Cordieons, 2.90
Pullons, 100
Wool Hollywood eoot sweoters, in 6
colors; sizes 38 to 46 $50
Cotton skirts in many styles, colors
and potterns; misses sizes Were
3.99. Now ZOO
One and twO piece style play suits,
in misses sizes. Were 800. Now,
ZOO
Cotton swim suits, in small size.
Less thon holt price. ZOO
Down Stolrs Store, Spotsweor
=. olso 7 Corners Down Stoirs Store and
Bethesda Budget
Evening star., 1957-08-30

De luxe Iinen-eoveFed Iussose in
29" pullman, 26" pullman, n"
wordrobe. Wos l7.e5. 9.99
Pleose odd 1923 Federol tox
Down Stoirs Store, Luoooee, North Building
j.. oIso Bethesda Budget
Eirst-quOIity bed pillows, kino-size
Firestone rubber bed pillows with
white percole upper covers. Were
S.9o each. Nov, 2foE S.o9
Down stoirs Store. Linens and Bedding,
North Building
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'hesdo Budget only
Wall pulley lamps with lominoted
shades. Were 500 4.99
Down Stoirs Store. .Lomps and Rugs,
North Building also Bethesda Budget
24-pieee drink sets in modern block
design, includes 8 juice, 8-hiboll
and 8 ice teo glasses. Were 800
per set. Per set. 2.99
Down s,oir Store, Homswores, North Bldg.
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Energy Weapons Subcommittee
which Senator Jackson heads.
Senator jackson said all
United States intermediate and
long-range ballistic missiles.
except the Jupiter, are behind
schedule because of technical
problems. He also said the
number Of both types of mis-
siles proposed for production
has been cut back by Pentagon-
imposed money limitations.
Delay in Planned Dates
He said there had been a
delay in planned dates for re-
search and testing stages. and
Evening star., 1957-08-30

Seconds Of fomous- -bFond nyIons in
dress and business sheer; sizes 812
to II. If perfect 89e and more.
Now z for ! 90
lFFeeuIoF famous brand seamless
nyIon hose with oorters ottoched,
sutone. and beioetone; 8h-ll. II
perfect .e5 pr. 80, 3 poir z.9o
Down Stoirs Store. Hosiery
:. oIso Corners Down Stoirs Store
and Bethesda Budget
White nyIOn stoIes. Were 2.S8. l.o9
First-qu0lity pique boleros and ray
on eopeG in white; S.M,l. Were
2.oo = 200
Down Siors Store sNeckweor
:. also Corners Down Stoirs Store
and Bethesda Budget
Cotton and nyIon gloves. irreoulor
and discontinued styles in white.
Not oil styles in oil coIors and sizes.
Regularly and if perfect ZOO. Now,
100
Down Stoirs Store, Gloves
=. also Corners Down Stoirs Store
and Bethesda Budget
Evening star., 1957-08-30
lingerie and girdIes

A group Of lingerie in assorted styles
and eoIors, broken sizes; royon po-
jonos, flonneIette and cholIis gowns.
Were 2.oo. 1888
FIonneIette and ehoIIis poiomos and
gowns. Were 800 and 4.oe. 2.SS
FIonneIefte poiom0s, royon ehoIIis
gowns end poiomos. Were 5.oo and
6.9o. 3.sS
Terry robes with elostic woist, self
belts, in S, M, L. Were 500. 3.SS
Down Stoirs Store, Robes and Underwear
:. olso 7 Corners Down Stors Store
and Bethesda Budget
Long line bros, of Fruit of the Loom
cotton. Regularly much more. LOO
Embroidered cotton syeIet siFdIes
with Upper closing. Were 500. BIS
Cotton eyeIet side-hook eorsess in
three lengths. Were SOS. BIS
ZippeF-eIosins cotton mesh sirdIes.
Were 5.o5. 3.75
Down Stoirs Store, Girdes and Bros
Washington store only
Evening star., 1957-08-30
ADYERTISEMENT.
Worry Of
FALSE Teeth
SIippinq or lrrifofinq7

Don't be embarrassed BY Ioose false
teeth slipping, dropping or wobbling
when you eat. talk or laugh. Just
sprinkle Q little FASTEETH on your
plates. This pleasant powder gives q
remarkable sense Of added comfort
and security By holding plates more
hrmly, No gummy. goney. pasty taste
- feeling. It's alkaline lnon -aoidl.
0a1 RA8TEETH ~ aDv drug counter.
Evening star., 1957-08-30

Mr.. zorin so quickly rebuffed
the Western disarmament pro-
gram yesterday.
Evening star., 1957-08-30

infants and ehiIdren's
apparel
Little boys boxed shirts, in white
with bow tie and cuff links. Were
l.9o. Now, l.50
Little girls cotton dresses, in as
sorted styles and eolors; sizes 9
months to 3yeors. Were ! 80. Now,
Little boys sIoeks. in sizes 3 to 7;
In pinwole corduroy and washable
royon fIonnels; navy, brown. green
and chorcool.
Were 2.oe. Nov, 2.l5
Down stoirs Store, Infonts and Juveniles
=. olso Corners Down Stoirs Store
ond Bethesda Budget
Girls wool eoots, in assorted weoves
and styles, oil interined; sizes 7 to
IA. Regularly | 9.95 and more. Now,
I4.SS
Girls corduroy sIueks, in red, brown,
peocock and charcoal; sizes 3 to Ok.
Were ! 80. Nov, l.49
Down Stoirs Store, Girls Weor
:. also Corners Down Stoirs Store
and Bethesda Budget
Boys cotton chino wosh SIoeks by
William Tell, Sonforized and wosh-
able, in ton ond gray; sizes s to l8.
Were 2.99. Now, l.99
Boys cotton flannel sports shirts by
Woodleioh, with royon sotin yoke,
in assorted stripes and ploids; Ivy
League ond regular styles; sizes s
to l8. Were ] 80. Now, l.29
4 for 500
Down stoirs Store, Boys Wear
=. also Corners Down Stors Store
ond Bethesda Budget
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ideas WITH HERBS
Ornamental Herbs Add Color
And Charm to the Garden

month. We bought one small
plant from the Cathedral
Herb Shop in 1850. Since the
nature Of the plant is 70
spread rapidly. numerous
new plants can be obtained
by layering. We suggest buy
ing one plant and you will
soon have enough to share
with friends. Unless you are
particularly fond of watch
ing them grow from the
ground up it is hardly worth
the trouble Of growing from
seed.
The fernandez plant is not
rare but is seldom seen in the
local nurseries and seed stores
and therefore makes an un-
usual gift. 1t is always a pleas
ure to give some friend a
new and unusual plant to
add to their garden, which is
one of the delights of having
your own herb garden.
CA NJ MIL E, sometimes
called chamomile, is another
plant that will add beauty
to your garden with its
thready. lacy leaves and small
daisy-like blossoms. This is
the first year we have tried
camomile in our garden and
are quite pleased.
Its termination from seed
is very rapid-ours took less
than two weeks. 1t also may
be propagated by root divi-
sion and laying of runners.
The Roman variety. now
called English. is delightfully."-
fragrant, reminding one Of a
ripe apple. The Greek word
camomile means apple Of the
earth.
Camomile likes dry, sandy,
light soil in full sun.
In France today they use
a hair rinse made Of camo-
mile to keep the ladies hair
from coming out dark at the
roots. We have been told it
is sold in many drug stores
here.
Our grandmothers used the
flower heads as a sedative tea
or for feverish colds. Peter
Rabbits mother gave him a
hot cup of tea when he came
home wet and sneezing from
Mrs. McGregors watering
can.
BORAGE is another plant
that we are trying for the
first time this year. II is
sometimes called Bee Bread
or Starflower.
We planted seed in early
May and termination took
place in a little over two weeks
time. Our plants are now up
to about 3 inches in height. so
since termination and growth
. is rapid suggest planting this
late If interested. Borage self
sows freely and the resulting
) plants are sturdier and more
luXuriant.
The leaves Of Borage are
} rough and hairy. but add in
! terest TO flower arrangements
The flowers are azure blue in