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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-28

CALIFORNIA MODERNE, c0nteIn-
porary. raneher--A perfect setting
on . level l-acre grove Of tall.
Whispering trees. Smart. appeal
ing and perfect for the young ex-
SEAvY ExxPPoosEpD f sEAG fnse cEiI-
ING: 12x20 scr. party patio; Ord
bedrm.. Is also den comb. and can
open to provide tremendous hy.
nm, area. AT $16,SO0, IT'S OUT
ssEEAED1 EsrArs cAI sER vi 7-GSSsco l.'
SS222 N &c Gle6e rds Arl. Ion Lee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-28

CUTE AND cozY and only Sis.5Oo.
full-siEed bedrooms room for .
more), separate dining room, full
basement. wonderful fenced lot.
Handicapped. But, better yet, can
be purchased with 5000 down and
approximately 500 per month. Call
right awayi s. g. seraehis CO., JE.
2-2314.
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FOR SALE BY OWNER; So, $50. as
sumo FLA 4haes mtg, only $500
cash. Two bedrms., auto. oil heat.
air-cond.; nice fenced yard with
trees and shrubs; vacant. 1899
Edison st.. Arlington. Phone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-28

bbDHOOM5I IATBe HVInB IUum
(21 IT, with fireplace. deep lot
with fruit trees and grape vines.
Larse az" shaped Kitchen walk to
shops and bus; elementary school
VERY near: Q years old; Sl2,60O.
As low a. $3.50 down. .. 6. geraehis
co., JE. 1884.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-28

FINEST "FEATURES"-You'n md
them all in this almost-neW, spar
king brick ranch-type, in . pretty
and handy Falls Church section,
close TO everythins: custom built
and shows i'll 3 big bedrms.. 2
full baths, plus Q handsome pan
eled den; fireplace in liv. rm., sep
arate din. rm., GEE kitchen with
dinette space; beautifully finished
recreation rm. in full basement
with powder rm.. built-in bar and
extra retrlserator; attached car
chor-fenced, nicely Handicapped
yard. Asking SIS, abO, with ekcel,
terms. available. Shown By appt.,
50 call PEARSON IRoPERTfB
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FIND THE UNUSUAL-and We have
i. Exclusive area. convenient 10
With o 0ei io5 .a aak 4. U q S%
area. wide entrance haii to 2sx
~ .llv.. rm. adjoining porch. 8
really lovely big bedrms., 2 tile
14x17 kit. You'll have to see Il
with picture window. Powder rm.
and nursery;. most attractive ma
hogany-paneled family rm., den
or din. rm. 26xl7 with ffepl.,
INV. n, carport. $4,000 cash win
handle: This Is truly . mag
nineent Offering and must be seen
to be appreciated. Please phone
R ~; sryos inc WIN. A, CHAPMAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-28

SPEAKS '.FoR ITSELF" Seldom
81 0.r We You have shs SPDDTt1p Sk g
BEDRM., 2-BATH BRICK beauty
like this in q handy section Of
N. Arlington, with & full base :
ment. fireplace in living rm., sep
equipped G-E Kitchen with break.
fast area. at the FLA appraisal
Of $21. 750l A low down pay
ment will move you In, but move
fast. PEARSON PROPERTIES
(Realtore), IL. l-bS7k
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-28

WHY RENT when you can assume
semidetached homer separate ain,
ING room, 2 large bedrooms, full
monthly payments only ST.. ia:
ssocIsSs0O, N; T. BRoYH1LL q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-28

IMMACULATE
5-RM. FRAME BUNGALOW

Just OF MINI. ave. First fool: liv.
rnl.. lge, kit, 2 good-sized bedrms.,
tile bath. screened porch; stairway
70 finished End floor. room for two
lee. .bedrms.; bsmt.. gas heat. Beau
tiful Ice. lot fine old shade trees,
Priced very reasonably.
C. D. MURPHY. REALTOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-28

BETHESDA-Brick rambler with 3
hedrms.. sep. din. rm., modern
kitchen. fireplace PLUS expandibie
End floor With roughed-in plumb
ing and space for additional bed
m; $40 300. BETHESDA REAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-28
LITTLE among the BIG-A sturdily

in among more expensive homes:
$4,000 with $4,000 LIST trust.
payable S66 mo. Eyes, JE.
2;sl4e, LYN THOMPSON CO.,
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HERE'S ONE HOUSE. brand-neN;
T. area cnf E.. isl s sas'T 9:aty T ;cr
completion; dining rm. 12xi2. "a
foot living rm. with fireplace, 8
nice bedrms., III baths. marvel
Gus kitchen with eyei-levei oven
This IS terrible a si6.Ss0. Ess.
sonable cash. Assume loan. call
r rlsnt noE ~ S-2og2, WIN. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-28
HOUSES FOR Saliva.

ASSUME HUGE CT LOAN with Just
$1,000 down and monthly. pay
ments far less. than rent. Here Is
q charm packed contemporary =
STYLED rancher In the fashionable
Church: long and d'' low With ats
tached earport. fireplace and pic
ture-windowed living room, huge
bright kitchen equipped with
range, refrigerator, dishWasher.
disposal, washer and drier. Twin
sized bedrooms and tile baths. On
over 1900 50. IT. OF shaded level
handicapped lawn. Total price,
$21,50O and first time offered. So
hSRRTETyi rfRI5EsAlR PEARSON PRsooFPERTIEs
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WE KNOW that 4-bedrnn. homes
with. 3 full baths. center hall and
family-sise dining rm. are really
in demand. but when YOU add q
beautiful Alice Blue Gown kitchen
and living room with all-glaSs
wall 10 private veranda overlook
tng q goreeols wooded yard and
a complete daylight family rm..
md fireplace and attached garage
in the CHA and new river park
is truly vaiIel Please phone now
for apt. to inspect. JE. 3-2O93.
WIN. A. CHAPMAN REALTY. INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-28

A ASEH9oSSY NTxSdESRESS N s4SNE
corner, secluded BY tall, blue
spruce trees, Southern maenoiias
and colorful naples. Close in, I
blk. TO bus. 3 bedrms; bsmt. has
esasssa 5SrsTsSDrE I at Ds sgS.
T IGe cal srR JA 7-oq GSG REAL sSIo Es-
Clebe I'd. loff Lee hwy nF,en o "a
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neighborhood, convenient, con-
;irge pstur. lnSIy s oH.s snS ss.tsy
home, on q wide tree-shaded lot
In n. Arlington. offers 8 rms.
PLUS Gift. enel. porch. partly
finished end q, full bsnt. and
THOMPSON Co. "a. 2-2I21.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-28

csH AK Butch A caisPs f: ss v l sSg
din. rm.. equipped KIT, fun bsnit,
with knotty-pine rec. nm: loaded
with extras; walk TO all schools,
$4,000. FHA. PRINCE GEORGES
pF3Rp oLsI IS Ths Super Market
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-10
Army, Navy, Air Force and
Marine Officers Leaving the
Service This June:

0Cl VIC Ills JuIle.
II you have not selected q civil
ian career offering you at least
SlO.OOU a year prestige
independence of decision and
the ability TO be of real service
lake few moments to call our
ofhce
GPM's field force consists Of ON
GERS like yourself. many OF whom
you may know: and is now Offering
career contract of unusual poten-
tial for you
This IS q sales specialist career
opportunity which dovetails with
your military experience and helps
you continue to serve the Armed
Forces. Financial assistance while
undergoing intensive training. Open
ings locally and along East Coast.
Call GOVERNMENT PERSONNEL
Republic T-I6A0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-10
PHYSICIST

BIS. Physics plus 5 years
experience in applied ply
sizes.
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HELP-MEM
VITRO
EXPANDING \

EAI ANUlNG
Vitro Laboratories for the
last 9 years a leader in re-
search and development of
weapon systems will soon
open its new laboratory in
nearby Montgomery County,
Md.
Current project require
mentS for qualified technical
people are as follows:
PHYSICIST OR ENGINEER
MS. or Pho. Degree plus
$40 yrs. experience in APP
piled physics or engineering
physics.
SENIOR PHYSICIST
Pho. Degree plus 1918
yrs. experience in expert
mental research or develop
ment in acoustic energy
generation.
PHYSICIST
BIS. Physics plus S years
experience in applied ply
sizes.
ENGINEER OR PHYSICIST
BIS, E.E. or BIS. Physics
with "a yrs. experience in
development or analytic
work with electronic or ac-
coustic equipment.
ELEcTRoNIc ENGINEER
BIS, E.E. plus 4-S years
experience in development
or analytical work with cleo
tronic equipment or systems.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
BIS, E.E. plus 4-10 years
experience In electrical de-
sign with emphasis on test
equipment and test pro-
cedures.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERS
2 openings. BIS, ME. de-
gree plus 4-6 yrs. experience
preferably in guided missiles
or related field.
One opening BIS, ME.
plus 4-l0 yrs. experience In
engineering design.
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SALES $1,000

OALEO 91,UUU
WASHINGTON, D. C. AREA,
SELL BY APPOINTMENT
ONLY. MARKET UNLIMIT-
ED WITH PROSPECTS
w ANTING SAME DAY.
CINCH FOR CLOSES ON
TODAY BASIS. SOME OF
OUR MEN EARN UP TO
$1,000 A MONTH COMM.
EVEN A BEGINNER CAN
MAKE $3.50 EACH WEEK,
$500 MONTH GUAR. TO
START. PHONE RE. 7-44OS
FOR Apt. FOR INTER-
VIEW. IN ANNAPOLIS
ARE CALL COLONIAL
I8-l251.
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Manhattan Auto, Inc.
EXPANSION PROGRAM

l. Unlimited earning power.
2. Permanent position with CD.
portunity for early advance
ment.
3. Openings in all = Manhattan
branches-D. c., Bethesda
Alexandria, Fairfax.
4. Company benefits, paid vaca-
tons, paid sick leave, life in
surance plan, many other
benefits.
We need aggressive. alert young
men, preferably with experience.
Openings as listed:
"a imported and American car
mechanics.
t2) shop foremen and service
managers.
90 auto statesmen.
Contact Mr.. Herson or Mr. Mills
10 to IL noon, 9TH and r SITS. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-10
RELP-MEN
Statesmen
BIBLE

Several district managers needed
for Wash and vic. Why not? Make
an override on. your own produc-
ton; Call RE. 5-9116 or RE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-10

ings on our stan Must have ex-
per ence IN selling hne furniture
and a knowledge 81 interior deco
rating Full time or part time with
hours from = a N - D m or q D nj
D m In both our Connecticut
avenue store and our beautiful new
Arlington store opening soon At
zoo Lee highway Phone MI
STANDARD for an appointment, at
Woodley 6-12f4 COLONY HOUSE.
42i8 Connecticut avenue nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-10
RELP-MEN

TEACHERS. WHITE. S3bO-S56O MO.
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY
134l O ST. NV. RE. 7-3q3S
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HELP-MEN

- Wood working plant;
supv. exper. nee: all phases Of
prod; select materials to finish
work: 35 to So yrs. S6,000-S7 900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-10

How G-E HELMS You
To Become a Nuclear
Specialist.
A full tuition refund
plan for advanced
courses leading to an
MS in nuclear en-
Eineering at the Uni
versities OF cinein-
natl and Idaho.
In plant technical
training courses
The experience you'll
gain from the lob
itself by Working
with experts.
TWO LOCATIONS:
Cincinnati, Ohio
Idaho Falls, Idaho
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-10
statesmen

To represent national concern in
protected ID { territory. guaran-
teed weekly sal plus bonus and com
pany benefits age 23-35 some di-
rect sales exper.. car nee. Phone
EN-. 3-gBBS, for interview
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-10
PAINS

The fastest growing corporation
OF ITS Kind on the East Coast has
immediate openings for aggressive
ton plan, above-average salary,
paid vacation, free disqualification
and many other company benefits
Come in for personal interview be-
tween 10 and pm week OF June
~ No phone calls please. See Mr.
FARMER 7S49 Eastern ave, Silver
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-10

PHOTO-FINIsHING OPERATOR. ex

PHOTO-FINIsHING OPERATOR. ex-
perienced; good salary, vacation
and bonus. Apply Mr.. Baker, plant
mgr RITZ CAMERA CENTERS
6lS 18th st. NV.
PIANO PLAYER, white, nights, for
neighborhood restaurant: expert
enced, permanent. Phone Elk. g.
1919. Ask for MR.. BOMSTEIN.
PORTER DELIVERY, CoLoRED, over
Il; $50 to . daily. DISTRICT
HTS. PHAR.. 1854 Marlboro pike.
RE. 6-6050
PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHER, per-
manent position: 5-day wk. HAIR
R1S a. EWING. 1904 8 ST. NV.
PRESSER, able TO sew; S55 week.
Good working hours. ia. 5-51SS.
PRICING CLERK. white. experience
not necessary: we will train: must
be accurate with figures; high
school grad. 5-day, 40-hr. week
paid vacations, and other fringe
P peneflts p peImsnent ~, position
bet $3.50 and IL am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-11

day at the Francis Scott Key
Hotel in Frederick.
DR.. Rosamonde Ramsay
Boyd vice president of the
South Atlantic Region Of
AAUW and dean of women
at Converse College. Spartan
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M0rYlond AAUW
To Heor Educator

The Maryland Division.
American Association of Uni
versity Women. win hold its
fall board meeting on Satur-
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burg. s. c.. viii address the
group. Mrs. William B. Him
shaw of Frederick, Maryland
AAUW president. win preside.
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LIVING ROOM

LIVING ROOM
Modern Soto, lime green; linen texture fob
rc, oil foam construction, solid walnut
frome; by BeochIey Reg 374OO.
now 24o.oo
Foam Lounge Choir, modern, charcoal bou-
Gle; by Toylor. Reg 1895 NOV $3.50
Lounge choirs, modern, brown tweed, foam
cushions; by Jones. Reg. $3.50 now $3.50
Lounge Choirs, modern, charcoal tweed,
foam cushions; by jones' Reg $3.50
Z-Pe. Sectional Soto, burnt orange linen tex
ture tobric, foam cushions, solid walnut
frome; by BeochIey Reg. 49, So now $4,000
Sofas, toost, troditionoI; by Volentne-Seo-
yer. Reg. 249. so ------------no now 1880
Fan Choirs, Goinsborouoh, mahogany, chor-
cool; by Tonlinson. Reg. 70. SO = now $3.50
Soto, FrutWood, Provincial styling; by Globe
Reg. 1880 --------------no now 1850
Lounge Choir, French Provincial, down cush-
ion, oyster white, traditional; by Brandt Of
Grand Ropids Reg us. so - now 1880
Erwin-Lombeth Soto. white donosk, trodi-
tionoI styling. Reg $1,000 NOW $4,000
OCCASIONAL
Oval or Round coektoiI TobIes, modern,
towny birch, discontinued; by Townsville.
Keg. 1919 1895
End TobIes, MODERN walnut and cherry,
"Trodc Group; by Imperial. Reg. 745o
now $3.50
Square coektoiI TobIes, modern, walnut and
cherry "Triodic Group; by Imperial. Reg.
ALSO now $3.50
Hunt Cocktail Table. modern, towny nohoe-
any discontinued, Tower Grou p) by
+ Brondt Reg. $3.50 ------- now $3.50
LomP TObIes, modern, cherry and walnut,
"Triodc Group; by Imperial. Reg. So. so.
now $3.50
Cocktail Tables, mahogany, traditional; by
Brandt. Reg. $3.50 ----------now 36.75
Lamp TobIes. cherry, Provincial; by Mers-
man. Reg. $3.50 -----------now 1895
End TobIes, mahogany, sienna leather top,
traditional; by Weinon Reg. 80 so.
now 54.75
Lamp TobIes, sienna mahogany, tradition
ol; by Weron. Reg 945o - now $3.50
OPEN EVERY WEEKDAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-11
OCCASIONAL

OS(ASIONA6
Curio cobinet. Puritan mohooony by Co
loniol. Reg. $4,000 now 1880
Cocktail TobIe, Provincial, rose marble top;
by American Novelty. Reg. 2980o.
now 1890
coektoI TobIe. mahogany, traditional; by
Eekmon. Reg. SO. SO ---------n now 1880
Drum TobIs. omber mahogany, traditional;
by Imperial. Reg "a so ----- now 1915
LeotheF-TOp TobIes, Pembroke or comnnode
styling. solid mahogany, traditional; by Val
ley City. Reg AZ so ------- now 2o.75
Ladies' Desks. solid mahogany, traditional;
by Jamestown. Reg. l4700 - now loo.50
BEDROOM
4-Pe. Bedroom, sterling grey mahogany by
Johnson-Corper; 4/6 bookcase bed chest
triple dresser and mirror. Reg. 246.75,
now $4,000
Chest Of DTowers, walnut and pecan, mod
ern. discontinued style; by Bernhordt Reg
$3.50 now s.. 50
Night Tobles, walnut and pecon, modern,
discontinued style; by Bernhordt. Reg Al So
now 1850
5-Pe. Bedroom Suites, mohooony HeppIe-
white; chest, bed, double dresser, mirror
and night tobIe Reg. 367.5O now 249.75
SNS' SSotOOsu SoUSSI DiOWIl
Italian Provincial, chest, bed, triple dresser,
mirror and night table. Reg 4o5.oo
5-Pe. Bedroom Suite. solid mahogany, Tro-
ditionol; by Continental. Reg 7o8OO
now 49S.oo
Entire Stock Of cushmon, maple Colonial
bedroom. dining room and living room.
Va off
BEDDING AND SLEEPERS
Foster Tufted, innerspring mottress and box
spring, full size. Reg. 5000 = now 1895 set
EosteF-Pedie, mattress and box spring, BOX
80" extra long. Reg. 1000 now 10000 set
Foster "Hi-Riser, opens to sleep on sep
orote innersprine mattresses, completely
covered in beautiful print, with two extra
covered cushions, in green, red or brown.
NSS. lT1.OO -.-------------- now 1000
Foster Studio Divon, opens to sleep two, with
two extra cushions, toost Reg. 90 SO
now 1888
MIL 9 PM. Open Saturdays Til PM.
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DINING ROOM

9-Pe. WoInut Dining Group, modern, extern
on table, 4 side chairs, z arm chors, buffet
and top; by Sigh. Reg. ! ,344 SO, now $4,000
9-Pe. Towny Cherry Dining Group, modern,
tobe, chino, buffet, 5 side and arm chair;
by Bernhordt Reg. 5000 - now $4,000
Bullets. Genuine walnut, Tune ST Group, dis
continued, modern style; by Hickory Reg.
$500 -----------n now l74.50
Drop-Leof TobIe. genuine walnut, Tune ST
Group, discontinued, modern style; by Hick-
ory. Reg. l5o.5 so ---------no now $50
u. Extention Tobles, genuine walnut, Tung
ST Group, discontinued, modern style; by
Hickory Reg a. SO ---- now $3.50
Servers. Fruitwood, French Provincial; by
ThomosvIIe. Reg 100 SO $500 now $3.50
Entire Stock Of "Tuseono" Italian Provincial
Group; by Bossett - u off
FLOOR COVERINGS
lZ'xl5' Roxbury Penehont, oil wool tone on
tone, green. Reg 225. 90 nov 1890
lz'x9 Lees, o-wooI twist, solid nutrio Reg.
1890 $500
l5'x24'5" BiseIow, wool twist, solid tur-
quoise Reg. sol. 9o--------no now $4,000
lZxl2' Bigelow, wool twist, solid BEIGE
Reg. 1880 ----no now 1890
9xlZ Kleorflox Chenille, textured reVersi-
BILE wool and Viscose, sondolwood. Reg.
1880 $500
SKIS kleoFflox Chenille, textured reVers-
Bile wool and viscose, sondoIwood. Reg.
lZ'xl5' KIeoFflox, textured reversible wool
and Viscose, sondolwood Reg. 1900.
now $500
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All items subject to prior sole. All soes final
Sorry, no mail or phone orders can be taken.
Budget Terms Still Available
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OPEN EVERY WEEKDAY UNTIL PM Saturdays pnoco
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-19
Four Children Burn
To Death in Ohio

SALEM. Ohio. Feb. 10 R.-
Four children burned to death
today in a fire at a farmhouse
at Kuypers Landing on Guilford
Lake. about 10 miles south Of
here.
The children Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dencil Anderson-Martha, IL;
Edward. 5, Cathy. 8, and Alma.
l---were trapped by the FIRE that
raced through the l3-room, S5-
year-old house.
The parents saved another
child. Ansel. 10.
Aaron Outlet. %. Mrs. Ander-
sons brother. jumped from a
second floor window and broke
his leg. Vaughn Anderson, Den
ellis brother. also jumped and
injured his back.
A neighbor. Mrs. Dawn /. Trey.
said the blaze began when Mrs
Anderson threw kerosene In O
coal stove 10 start It.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-19
y Priests Seized
In Cyprus Drive

NICOSIA, Cyprus, Feb. 10 (P).
Seven Greek Orthodox priests
were arrested today as a result
Of the recent nti-EOKA drive III
the Troodos Mountain area.
EOKA is the Greek Cypriot
underground fighting to end
British rule and unit Cyprus with
Greece. British authorities
claimed important successes in
their intensive campaign against
EOKA groups in the Troodos
regions.
British authorities charged the
priests sheltered extremists and
were actively engaged in the
administration of village cells, as
well as recruiting new members
of EOKA."
The seven joined 81 priests
already held without trial for
varying periods.
Meanwhile. Greek Cypriots
stayed away from work for the
second day today as United Ma
tions debate on Cyprus contin-
ued in New York.
Shops. Offices and schools in
all the main towns were closed
in the almost complete general
strike. called to coincide with the
U. N. hearings.
There was little rebel activity.
but streets were crowded. with
people discussing the debate be-
fore the General Assembly's Po-
litical Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-19
Alvin Embrey, 50,
Retired Attorney
Of Fredericksburo

FREDERICKSBURG Va, Feb.
10 R.-Alvin Thomas EN-
brey. 80. an attorney who prac-
ticed here for so years. died at
his home Sunday. Death was at
tributed to a heart attack.
Early in his career, Mr.. En-
brey held a number of public Of
fees. He was elected common
wealth's attorney when %, be-
came a member Of the house OF
delegates at "a and judge of the
Fredericksburg Corporate n
Court at 20.
He gave up the judgeship in
1907 and devoted the rest Of
his career to that of practicing
attorney. He served as attorney
for the Fredericksburg Power
Co. and attorney and president
Of the Spotsylvania Power Co.
Later. when the Virginia Elec-
trio and Power Co. took over
utility service here, Mr.. Embrey
became It's counsel and served as
manager Of the Fredericksburg
district. He retired in 1854.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Lila Evans VIM Embery;
three daughters. Mrs Levin j
Houston III and Miss Eliza En-
brey Of Fredericksburg. and Mrs
Lucy w. Venablue OF Columbus
Neb; a son. A. T. Embrey Jr.. q
Fredericksburg city councilman;
five grandchildren. and two
great-grandchildren 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-19
EorIy Recognition
OF Red China Not
Favored by Green

Senator Green, Democrat OF
Rhode Island. sought to make il
clear today that he does not
favor an early exchange Of dip
lomats with Communist China.
He told interviewsrs last night
on radio panel program, MICS
Reporters Roundup, II think we
should recognize Red China.
sooner or later"
Under questioning. he said
recognition was withheld from
Red China while other Commu-
mist governments are recognized
Senator Green, 89-year-old
chairman of the Senate For
eign Relations Committee, put
out a statement saying he I'M
derstood his remarks were con-
strued as Endorsement of the
proposition that the United
States should forthwith ex-
change diplomats with Commu-
mist China"
Such is not the case" his
statement said s.Red China has
not purged Itself of its agrees
sion against the United Nations
in Korea, and 1t still holds Amer
lean citizens prisoner against
their will.
In time@-sooner or later, as
I said. the President-whose re-
sponsibility it is-must deter
mine if we are to continue to
live without official contact with
800 million Chinese"
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men pleaded. ordered q medical
of Cooper.
The defendant insisted he
suffered a heart condition which
made it impossible for him to
stand trial. However, a court
appointed physician, DIR. John
Finnegan said Cooper would be
able to do so without harmful
effects.
Another phase Of the raid on
the club in the 1900 block OF E
street NV. on February II, 1856.
has yet to be resolved-a INSIDE
meanor case involving seven
other defendants in Municipal
Court. Judge Andrew Howard
has taken under consideration a
charge that the seven were IL
legally present in a third-fioor
room Of the Atlas Club and wit
messed a dice game in which the
nine defendants were arrested.
Police conflscated more than
81 300 from the table.
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ers. those invited to the White
House meeting include the two
ranking members of both parties
on the Senate Foreign Relations
and House Foreign Affairs Com
mittees, and the chairman and
ranking Republican member OF
the Armed Services and Appro-
priations Committees of both
houses.
Mr.. Hagerty said Vice President
Nixon and Secretary Dulles also
would take part.
The President few here a week
ago last Friday for a golflng and
hunting vacation as the guest
of Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey on his Milestone
plantation. He had hoped to stay
through Friday of this week.