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, 1957-08-28
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids, in quadruple,
will be received at the Depart
ment of Insular Affairs, Divi-
sion of Procurement and Sup
ply, Christiansted. St. Croix,
Virgin Islands, until HOO
September 10, 1857 and then
publicly opened for the furn-
ishing Of GROCERIES AND
H COMMODITIES to
the Insular Training School.
The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids, to waive any informality
in bids and, unless otherwise
specified by the Government
or by the bidder, to accept
any item in the bid.
Copies Of Invitation to Bid
may be obtained from the Di-
vision of Procurement and
Supply, Christiansted, Saint
Croix, Virgin Islands.
B. Abramson, for:
Alphonso RomneY
Clerk-in- Charge
Div. Of Proc. & Supply.
St. Croix, V. /.
27-28-29
, 1957-08-28
SITUATION WANTED

Competent young-man wants
part-time work making bills
posting accounts, ~reconciling e c
ords, preparing statements, writ
ing and tipping letters and other
business manuscripts. STRICTLY
CONFIDENTIAL. Will work at
your Office or at his own. More
than Is years Office experience.
Telephone 4s
Evening star., 1957-03-05
Nixon Asks Pastor
From Montgomery
ToInteqrution 7 ak

ACCRA. Gold Coast. Mar.
(Pl.-Vice President Nixon has
invited the Rev. Martin Luther
King, Montgomery. Ala, Negro
pastor, to talk with him in
Washington about Mr.. King
proposal that Mr.. Nixon visit the
South to study race problems.
Mr.. Nixon EXTENDED the in
formal invitation TO Mr.. King,
who directed the Negro bus boy
colt in Montgomery. when the
two met on the campus of the
Gold Coast College. Both are
attending ceremonies in connec-
ton with this colony's becoming
an independent Negro member
of the British Commonwealth of
nations.
Photographers brought the
two men together for pictures.
Mr., Nixon shook hands warmly
with Mr.. King and chatted for
several minutes.
Afterward Mr.. King said Mr..
Nixon himself brought up the
matter Of the invitations he has
received from Mr.. King to make
a first-hand study of the segre-
cation problem. He said MIR.
Nixon asked HIM TO discuss the
problem in Washington after he
returns later this month from
his African goodwill visit.
Evening star., 1957-03-05
DR.. Bunche Halls
lnteqrution in D. G.

ACCRA. Gold Coast. Mar. s
(P.-Dr. Ralph Bunche, who
turned down top United States
Government post in l949 be-
cause he objected to segregation
in the Nations Capital, said to-
day this is no longer a barrier
because things have changed
very much
DR.. Bunche. an assistant Sec
retary general for the United
Nations. is attending ceremonies
in connection with the Colo
Coast becoming an independent
Negro member of the British
Commonwealth of Nations.
He made the remark in chat
ting with reporters.
There is no color line now ir
Washington he said. there nc
longer are segregated schools
theaters and other conditions
did not want TO expose my family
to in those days"
DR.. Bunche was offered the
job OF assistant secretary OF
state for the Middle East bS
President Truman.
He stressed he is happy in his
post with the United Nations
role which has won him q
Nobel prize for his efforts t
bring peace to the Middle East
Evening star., 1957-03-05
Commons Defeats
BUDGET Leak Blame

LONDON. Mar. 5 (P.-The
House of Commons last night
threw out a Laborite censure mo-
tion accusing the president of the
Board of Trade. Sir David Eccles,
of leaking budget secrets.
The motion was defeated, 307-
252. a majority of 55 for the
Conservative government.
The vote came after a four
hour debate on the Labor Party
charge, which Prime Minister
Harold Macmillan termed "a
mountain made out of a MOLE
hill"
The Laborites said Sir David,
in speech 10 the House last
week, disclosed Chancellor OF the
Exchequer Peter Thorneycroft
planned to slash the entertain
ment tax on movie house seats
Movie shares afterward went up
on the stock market.
Britain's budget plans are ira
ditionally secret until the chan
cellor announces them in the
usually early in April.
Evening star., 1957-03-05

lands. Col. Sumual put controls
on shipments of rice, coffee and
oil and clamped a freeze on large
currency transfers from the re-
gion. Just as the Sumatran rebels
did. the East Indonesians claim
the central government drains
80 per cent of the income from
their exports and spends it in
Java. most populous of the 5000
Indonesian islands. The Jakarta
government has regained the
allegiance of only a part of the
Sumatran administration.
Mr.. Sukarno is expected to an
nounce later this week that he
will carry on with his plan for
guided democracy. Sources close
to the Jakarta police chief said
if he does, there may be serious
trouble"
The President had lunch to-
day with former Vice President
Mohammed Hatta in what was
called the first step toward a
reunion. Both have been under
pressure from the army to settle
their differences. The Army
Chief of Staff, Mai. Gen. Abdul
Harris Nasution. told Mr.. Sukar-
no the Army command wants
the President to join with Mr.
Hatta in forming a presidential
cabinet.
7 Mr.. Sukarno. a popular figure
head. has received enthusiastic
support from public crowds for
his guided democracy plan. He
wants to revise the cabinet OF
this predominantly MoSlem ma
ton Of 80 million people to in
clude representatives of all
major political parties and to set
up an advisory council repre-
senting all walks of Indonesian
life under his own Craftsmanship
The council would have veto
power over Parliament and the
government.
The Communists, who won
million votes in the last election
Evening star., 1957-03-05
Singapore Bids
For SeIf-RuIe

SINGAPORE. Mar. 5 (P.-
The Singapore legislative as
sembly today approved a reso-
luton to send a delegation to
London for new talks to demand
Singapore's freedom from Brit
ish colonial rule. The delega-
ton will leave for Britain to-
morrow.
Chief Minister Linn Yew Hook
told a special assembly session
I'VE want to remain friends with
the British. but our dignity as
equals must be recognized"
I'VE maintain that the people
of Singapore have an inalien.
able right to self-determina-
tion." Mr.. Linn said. land tc
deny them this right woulc
amount to a breach of faith on
the part of the British govern
ment."
He said demands to be made
by the all-party delegation in.
clude complete control of in.
ternal affairs. including security
and control Of foreign trade
commerce and cultural relations
He added that it will not ac-
cept a plan for a Joint defense
and security council offered BY
Britain.
Negotiations broke down last
May in London because Britain
refused to give up control ovel
security forces in this strategic
island base at the tip of thu
Malayan Peninsula. David Mar.
shall resigned as chief ministe,
following the collapse of tn,
earlier talks. He was succeeded
by Mr.. Lin.
About rs per cent Of tn,
islands 1.250.000 people are Chi,
nese and many are sympathetic
to Red China.
There were 26 votes in favor
Of the move to send the delega.
ton to London for new talks
Three Assembly members alb.
stained and three were absent.
Lee Kuan Yew. Assembly
| member and leader of the ex.
treme left Peoples Action Party
, said the new talks should sue.
ceed because Singapore is pro
viding for the strategic needs O
Britain on the island. He sale
: his party is anxious for a merger
of Singapore with the Federation
Of Malaga under certain condi.
tions. declaring that is the only
+, sure way for the colony tC
, achieve independence.
Evening star., 1957-03-05

EVENING SIAR, washington, D. e. A-3
have support government Mosem parties
hind the They strongly oppose inclusion of the
representation in the present Reds
Evening star., 1957-03-05
Guards Patrol.
AS Irish Vote

DUBLIN, Mar. 5 R.-Armed
guards patroled the Irish Re-
public's northern border today
as the Irish voted in a national
election enlivened by a bid from
Sim Fein supporters of terror
ism.
Despite the furry caused by
Sim Fein's entry into the lists,
the campaign to choose the new
l47-member Dali (parliament)
was the quietest since Ireland's
26 southern counties won their
independence 35 years ago.
Sim Fein. political arm of
the outlawed Irish Republican
Army. advocates violence to end
the partition OF the six North
ern Irish counties which Britain
still holds. The extremists ap-
peared to be getting little sup
port. and leaders of all major
parties denounced any such re-
sort Of violence.
American-born Eamon de
Valera, whose Fianna Fail Men
Of Destiny is trying to win q
majority and return the former
premier to Office. declared the
partition problem would not be
solved by violence.
John A. Costello. 65-year-old
lawyer who served as premier
the past three years and is run
ming on the fine Gael United
Irelandl ticket, predicted the
extremists would be repudiated
There are 10 Sim Feiners run
ning-6 of them from prison cells
where they are serving terms for
violence. Their chances were
dimmed further by their an
nounced intention not to take
seats in Parliament-even if
elected-until the island is
united.
Mr.. de Valera, IA and nearly
blind. was given a good chance OF
regaining the post he held for
l8 years. He wound up his cam
paign at a traditional election
eve rally on Trinity College green
in Dublin. Presiding at the rally
was Robert Briscoe, Dublin's
Jewish Lord Mayor who served as
a lieutenant under Mr.. de Va
lera in the fight for freedom from
Britain.
At the conclusion OF Mr.. Co.'S
tello's windup rally in Dublin,
scuffles erupted between pro-
Sim Fein youths and police
Demonstrators rushed the plat
form with leaflets inscribed vote
for Sim Fein." Police elected
them.
The election was forced by the
resignation Of Mr.. Costello's CO.
alition government after the rise
OF an economic crisis.
Evening star., 1957-03-05

DOG. male, rusty brown and white: vic
Rosemary Apis. East. West hwy, Sill
yer Spring, Sat, March .. After 8,
,JU S-2I5D
Evening star., 1957-03-05

DOC. boxer, brown, female found vi
entity Landover Hills. Taken 10 Prince
GEORGES Dog Pound. AP. 7-2d47.
bOG. boxer. female. puppy iawn color.
Phone III N-Gu1n
Evening star., 1957-03-05

Negro who is assistant Unitec
Nations secretary general, alsC
attended. He hailed the ap'
preaching independence as al
event of tremendous significanc,
for Africa"
+ DR.. Bunche is understood to b.
ready to leave momentarily or
a L. N. mission to Egypt in con-
nection with the duties Of thC
U.N. Emergency Force which
will soon replace Israeli troop,
in GAIA and the Aqaba Gull
areas.
DR.. Bunche is planning Il
confer with Mai. Gen. E. L. NJ
Burns. who commands the U. N
forces.
Mr. Nixon predicts the new
nation of Ghana will be ma.
tional but not neutral"
After a private meeting with
Prime Minister Kwame Nkru.
nah, Mr.. Nixon said the United
tes-educated Gold Coast
leader told him: 1--WE can never
be neutral"
Mr.. Nixon told a news con-
ference Ghana will forge policie:
which under no circumstances
will accept foreign domination
from any quarter"
He added that the plan wa.
"for what we might term the
democratic way of life.
Sees Others Following
Speaking for myself" Mr.
Nixon said. Il believe this is
very signicant because this coulc
indicate the trend which will bt
followed in other African coun'
tries as they acquire their inde.
pendence."
The area making up the new
nation has been administered b.
Britain under a United Nation.
trusteeship. 1t will become in
dependent within the British
Commonwealth.
Mr.. Nixon's private meetinl
with Mr.. Nkrumah was the Prim,
Minister'S first with any of thu
representatives of the 70 nations
gathering here for the celebra'
tions marking the birth o,
!, Ghana.
I The Vice President said he Of
fered Ghana United States Gov
ernment technical aid, but made
no promise for large American
financial assistance to help builc
a giant hydroelectric plant OF
the Volta River. The plant /!
the major development goal o.
the new government. Mr.. Nixor
said the project will be devel-
oped by British and Canadian
interests and possibly the WorlC
Bank.
Plan Economic Strength
! He added that Mr.. Nkrumal
expressed great interest in di
versifying agriculture and in es
tablishing local industries +,
guard against any economi
threats TO the nations inde
pendence.
A luncheon party brough
Mr.. Nixon together for
conversation with Ivan A. Bene
! diktov. Soviet minister of stat
farms. They discussed agricul
tural problems only. Mr.. Nixol
said.
The Vice President said tn
Russian official told him Rus
sia was having banner farm
crop" this year and gave part 0
! the credit to the visit a Sovie
farm delegation made to Unite,
States farming areas last veal
Evening star., 1957-03-05
DIR. Bunche Attends
LOST

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port or In d. C. RE 7-6i3t. or sni
police station. -
CAT. white. deaf, short haired: lost vic
Pairehester SUBDIVISION, Fairfax. Va
CT. gray. male. red collar stIsyec
Nd. FEB "a. III Reward. OIL 2-l347
DENTURE. partial lower. Lost Marct
in vicinity North Troy St. Arlington
Va Generous reward. JA. 5-2l63.
DOG. collie, months old: vicint!
M1ch9iS ,ane aYe. Sc: childs pet: reward
DOG, mixed blond. male. 10 mos. Pet
Lost vic 18th st and Kalmia rd. FEB
- Ans Spike Reward. 10. 4-935l
DOG, mixed. blond male 10 mos Pet
Lost vic. l1th St: and Kalmia rd FEB
HANDBAG. black. hand -crocheted Lost
about money but retarn Of bag az viii
remaining contents RA. $3.50.
MINIATURE sCHNAUzER. black. witt
llt.le gray: vic Westmofeland circle
answers 70 'inky" Kentucky rabies anc
license. Reward. KE, 7-0603
PARAKEET, blue and gray, very tame
To AeS"e5s co 500 5th rd South
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IS reward Phone HA 2-7l09.
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spends TO what's cooking" blue moult
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FE 3-54o7
PEARLs. string, knotted. Feb. 2s, vic
Hecats. Silver Sprlng, Md. Reward
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PUPPY. Boston terrier, black and white
male vicinity Broadmont Fall
Church: Ghild's pet jE f-209i.
WATCH with gold fraternity kew on fob
Phone Me. s-3122
WRIST WATCH, lady's Bentus, expan
sion band Lost Feb "a, v'c. 100 N
Thomas st Arl Reward. JA. s-040D
WRIST WATCH, !adys. gold. Seth
Thomas Lost Feb. - on West More
land-Tenley bus, or bet Ienley CiTcl
and Woodrow Wilson High School Re
ward Call EN- 3-S4lS
Evening star., 1957-03-05
U. S., Russion ENJOYS
See Empress Nuouko

TOKYO. Mar. 5 (PD.-Ambas-
sadors of the United States and
Russia were granted separate
audiences with Empress Nagako
Of Japan this morning.
The Foreign Ministry said
United States Ambassador Doug
las Macarthur II. was accom-
panied by his wife. Laura, and
20-year-old daughter. Lauri
(MimD. Ivan Fyodorovich Tev-
osyan. the Russian Ambassador,
went alone. Both ENJOYS met
Emperor Hirohito last month.
Evening star., 1957-03-05

Inc ulClInaCuIn, presented
removal of Prime Minister Ali
1t also warned that the rebels W
in the government.
1t. Col. Ventje Sumual, leader
of the revolt in the Eastern
islands, said the rebels would
take matters into their own
hands if Mr.. Sukarno did not
heed their demands.
Informed sources said the ul-
timatum was very serious
since the rebel leaders are not
extremists. They warned there
might be bloodshed if Mr.. Su-
kano persists in his plan for a
guided democracy" in which
Communists would be included,
in place of Western style par
liamentary government.
The ultimatum demanded that
| all officers arrested in the revolt
last December on Sumatra, In
donesia's big northwest island,
be released at once.
Mr.. Sukarno has ignored the
East Indonesian revolt so far.
Mr.. Sastroamidjojo has been
comforting with Franz Umbas
Deputy Economics Minister and
a relative and personal adviser
of Col. Sumual.
Col. Sumual's ultimatum dis
closed that East Indonesia has
formed a new military commit
tee called the Eastern Sunlight
Council.
Col. Sumual, supported by 8
council of 81 military and civil
leaders. proclaimed installation
of a military regime over East
IndoneSia and its Is millior
people Saturday. The rebel:
claimed control over the Celebes
Molucca and Lesser Sunda Is.
Evening star., 1957-03-05

the delegation made plain they
felt he was sighted, although
perhaps unintentionally.
The Vice President was placed
at the head of one of dozen
long tables adjoining the head
table, where sat bemedalled Chi
nese Red Marshal Nieh Jung
chen. Britains Duchess of Kent
and r. A. Butler. British Lord
Privy Seal.
Put in Alphabetical Order
Bill Henry, Mr.. Nixon's press
officer. told reporters the Vice
President adopted philosoph-
ical attitude when he was here
as guest and would sit where
he was asked to rather than
make a fuss.
Gold Coast officials who ar
ranged the seats, Mr.. Henry
said. explained the delegates
were seated in alphabetical order
and that China came UP before
the United States in the listing.
Mr.. Nixon, now fully recovered
from a flu attack. kept up his
swift round of activities by pre-
sentina an Eisenhower scholar
ship" TO nearby Achimota Col
lege. This scholarship. supported
by a private New York founda-
ton, will pay for years educa-
ton at any American university
for an outstanding student from
the nation of Ghana. a merger
of the Gold Coast and Brit
ish Togoland which gets in
dependence from Britain tomor-
row.
DIR. Bunche Attends
Mr.. Nixon and his wife, Pat
Joined in convocation services al
the University College of the
Gold Coast.
DR.. Ralph Bunche. American
Evening star., 1957-03-05
FOUND

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Female. owner or good home. AP
1-bj3i.
DOG, part setter, black and white. 4
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DOG, wire terrier type, tri-colored. male,
IN Wheaton. JU. 5-5ls3, $40 20 . D.m.
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. weeks ago JU. b-5lS3, $50 to D
pm,
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bOG. boxer. female. puppy, iawn color.
Phone Ju. g-6g2".
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owner OF good home. AP. 4.5oai'
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way. Owner or good virginia home
EARRING HOLDERS and lewclry. Con.
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one all gray. females. Mclean area
owner or good homes. Ell d-jB12.
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ANIMAL RESCUE LEAGUE, NO
9-51J0.
Evening star., 1957-03-05
Accuracy Need

ANNAPOLIS.-Some parts of
the naval torpedo must be ac-
curate within limits Of about 25
millionths Of an inch.
Evening star., 1957-03-05
|ndonesio Military Rule
Demanded by Rebels

JAKARTA. Indonesia. Mar 0F1-East Indonesas rebel
command demanded today that the entire republic
under military rule with immediate autonomy for the
The utmatum presented to President Sukarno
removal of Prime Minister Ali Sastroamdjojo cabinet
also warned that the rebels would tolerate
Evening star., 1957-03-05
Ghono Seats Chino Red
Above Nixon at Dinner

ACCRA Gold Coast Mar. l-Membes of the United State
delegation attending the Gold independence celebration
reported med today because Chinese Communist dele
gate seated the head table dinner Vic
President Nixon not
Nixon described not upset himself but others
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-12

with 100-mile-plus coverage.
Neither has the range to smash
|rear-area enemy troop concen-
trations.
Col. Nickerson. who was co-or-
dinator for development infor-
nation between the mill
tary services on missile pro-
grams. has issued a statement
contending that 1.-The Army, of
the four services. is the best sit
uated to employ this missile (the
intermediate range ballistic mis-
Sile.)
Both technically and tacti-
cally, this weapon is very similar
to artillery and dissimilar to
aircraft"
To Back Statement
Army missilemen in Europe
are prepared to back up the
colonel's statement with impress
SlVe oata. computed from United
States Seventh Army tests.
showing that the Army has de-
vised systems for almost pin
point delivery of missiles.
Army experts assert, in fact,
that missile delivery has been
refined to artillery-shell accu-
racy.
Behind the Army Air Force
missile controversy. as Army
sources readily concede, is the
residual last-war hassle over
close air support of ground
forces. The Army has never been
satisfied with the Air Forces
close-support performance, feel
ing the airmen are prone to give
strategic bombing and intercept
ton priority. The Air Force.
meanwhile. accuses the Army of
excessive demands for ground
support.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-12
DEVEREUX OFFERS
TITLE OF vi. p. |.
FOR BIG WHEELS

Representative Devereux,
Republican of Maryland.
suggests a shakespeare title
for the upper reaches of
Government personages-
vIPI.
The former Marine Corps
general told the House yes
terday that the familiar VIP
for very important persons
falls short in some instances.
He recommended VIPI-
very important persons
indeed"
Mr.. Devereux's contribu-
ton to the personnel CLASH
fication literature came in
the course of House debate
on a bill to limit Defense
Department Withdrawals Of
public lands without specific
consent of Congress.
Representative Saylor, Re-
publican of Pennsylvania,
complained that military
officers at armed forces es-
adjustments throughout the
country were restricted too
much by State and local
fishing. hunting and trap
ping regulations. Represent
alive Rhodes, Democrat of
Arizona. said Virginia laws
practically prevented a Pen
tagon military officer from
going hunting anywhere ex-
cept in the Pentagon."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-12
HOLLYWOOD
Grace Expecting Again.?
By SHEILAH GRAHAM

Jayne Mansfield is being criti-
cized for cheapening her star
status by appearing at every
big and little function. And
Jayne is a gal who listens to
her critics. After the appear
ances I've already promised TO
make. I will stop-except for
the really important occasions. "
Jayne promises.
Ricardo MOntalban has bad
luck when his movie roles call
for location jaunts. He went to
Cairo to star in Son of the
Sheik" and barely got away
intact when the shooting be-
gan. Then, off TO Kyoto. Japan.
for "Sayonara." he ran into the
worst cold spell the country has
had in 30 years.