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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11

PLAsTERBOARD. sheetTock. tap
ine, finishing and sanding. Free
estimates. VIII. 6-6773.
PLUMBING AND HEATING, lob
bling and remodeling: no Job. too
small Prices reasonable. 24-hr
service. DI. 7-3774. RE. 5-6212.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11

EMODELING. from bsmt. TO roof
additions, porches dormers. etc
rec. rms. are our specially Free
courteous estimates. c. E. STEW
ART CO. EN- 3-6533, SP
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DIAMONDS
UNREDEEMED
Livingston & Co.
1923 H st. NV.

Oldest pawnbroker in
Wash. liquidating current
stock of pawn diamonds
Prices defy competition.
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MISCELLANEOUS F0R SALE
FTTRNTTTJRR SALE

- 8gSN& - - ava $4,000
Drastic reductions on brand-new
rm., bedding; mod. Early American,
tory. closeouts; samples and surplus
stocks at lowest prices, regardless
OF big discounts offered elsewhere.
Stahler'S Furniture Co.
S16 18th st. NV. RE. 7-431O
So each; a. lamp. S.; dining table.
SIS; buffet, Se5. IA. s.SI7s.
FuRN.-Din. rm. table wIpad. 4
chairs. buffet; mahog. dble. bed,
vanity, matching table; very reas
HA. 2-3462 or HE. 4-762O.
FyRN.-sofa and 2 overstuffed
CHAIRS. 2 tables. ! kit. table and
chairs; misc. clothing. RA. 6-2422.
FURN.-1 antique desk. walnut
rocker and sleigh bed. LII
l-0S39.
FURN.-Twin Hollywood beds, chs.
and misc. furn. 4710 College ave-,
COLLEGE Park. Md. UN. 4-7765.
FURN.-Completely mod: 2 bed.
rms. liv, rm., breakfast set. Must
sell. leaving town BIAS Mt. Pleas
ant st. NV. Apt. ii.
FURN. Davenport bed. custom
made. S75; ANTIQUE pine dry sink
$40: Victorian rocker, $45. NO.
7-6467.
FURN.-Duncan Phyfe table. &
chairs. buffet and china closets;
al mshog Will sell cheap. JE
3-0766.
FURN.-Mahog. extension Duncan
Phyfe din. rm. table. Also COM
plete flrepI. set. RA. 3-19sl.
FURN.-Lawson sofa, gold uphol.
stery: excel. cond. Sacrifice. OF.
4-Sl69.
FURN.-Liv. rm. set. KIT. set,
RE t-45as." -'NN- -'niH'
F!URN:-Used 2 yrs: lined OAK Nv.
liver. Call HE. 4-a007.
FuRN;L;l-bedrm. apt. and al &c.
fessonsSie. NE Nj. s solnSS77T5on' 'er'
FURN.-Youth bed. $40. and uni.
xssShl ,n vscuu ss cleaner, I attach
FURN.-Executiye and secretarial
desks, chairs, filing cabinet, blond
mod. used 4 mos. 1900 M st. v
FURN. -Bedrm liv. rm., din. rm
suites: reas. priced. RIA. .6-3775
FURN.-Wing chair, slip cover. ma.
hogany step-down table. meta
wardrobe cabinet. JU. 9-56S2.
FURN.-Din. rm. suite, solid oak
banquet table; Holly'd sofa-beds
corduroy covers: bunting glider
and match. chaise; maple dinette
china. buffet and table: cherry bu.
reau. 1880 Irving st. NV, Apt. As
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painting. and remod-
cling; small Jobs q speciality. Free
aaftnafae I'm Alum
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MISCELLANEOUS F0R SALE

FURN.-Air-foam sofa. $50; chan
nel-back chair, SIS; pr. mahog.
end tables. SIS; Grapes. ~.
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FuRN. REFINISHING - Danish
hicks. scratches. cigarette burns
will make furn. look like new
Also cabinet making. AP. 7-SOA9
GENERAL CONTRACTOR, removal.
ing and decorating: concrete work
rec. rms and enclosed porches. 80
years in business. Free estimates
Call J. A. JORDAN, ONCE. RE
~nCT n A. un R-ER-1
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CARPENTRY. home repairs, paint
ing. cinder-block work, etc. JE.
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ANTIoUE--Late Victorian. walnut
$40. button-p leated back. needs
reupholstering small walnut sec
rotary desk. Sl5: gray-blue eft.
sofa. 3 cushioned. good condition.
SO: blond buffet. $50. OIL.
Evening star., 1957-12-22
BASTIfRE, FRANCE

BASTIERE, FRANCE
And there we're in fhe same country shepherds
abiding in the field. keeping watch over their
flock by night"
Next Tuesday evening that watch will be
re-enacted, as shepherds in the south Of France
bring lambs for offering at midnight Mass.
And in one village the Nativity will be acted
out with all its grace and simple reverence.
Bastiere, in Provence, has no church. The
Mass will be held in the village sheepfold. In
this little pageant, young couple portrays
Mary and Joseph. The shepherds bring in
their lambs. while villagers take other tradi-
tional roles Of this living Crfche. The Christ
Evening star., 1957-12-22

child is played by the towns youngest infant.
II is peculiarly apt that the storytelling
aspect Of the Creche, which in France is the
equivalent Of our Christmas tree, should be
revived in Provence. For Il was in Avignon
that kinsmen Of St. Francis Of Assist intro
duced it in the 18th century. Before that il had
its roots in medieval religious dramas.
In some Provencal towns, following the shep-
herds offering Of sheep, the veveiiion, an after
Mass feast. is held in the snowy mountains.
And the shepherds returned. giOrifying and
pr0isiNg God for all the things they had heard
and SEEM
Evening star., 1957-12-22

TINS WEEK Msss,,". yo.e.~s., "a. 1857
Evening star., 1957-12-22
Shepherds Still Watch

in touching ceremony in this tiny French village
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BEAUTIFUL PARKWAY Hills ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ING $lsSoo-67os AMMAN pRlVE-oPEN SUNDAY, III
-Veues like this certainly Charming white brick and eop
board home with heavy sos root porch level fenced lot;
lovely trees Few minutes downtown via Macarthur Bd or Moss
Ave. highly for Army Mop See Deoo and Tuyos Model
Bosn Macarthur Bkd Just post Glen Echo to Forwoy H, sion on
right right ond immed left 10 home.
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.Ungrounded Appliance
Can Cause Your Death

right-but the protection will
disappear.
Same Amperage
The lesson: when a fuse blows
out, always replace it with a
fuse of the same amperage. And
since you know it blew out for
a reason, find out what the rea-
son is. Did you have too many
appliances connected to one cir
cult? Or is there a break in one
OF the extension or appliance
cords?
It used to be considered q
smart idea to use a penny as
a substitute for a fuse when a
new one was not Immediately
available. Since a penny gives
no protection to the circuit at
all, lots of fires started that
way. Although fire authorities
have warned Of this danger for
years, Investigations have shown
that some householders still
use pennies in place of blown
fuses. BY keeping a few extra
fuses on hand at all times, there
never will be any temptation to
use penny or any other sub
stitute.
Many newer houses use cir
cult breakers instead of fuses
in which case a switch or lever
is thrown to restore the flow o.
electricity. Also, there are sew
eral new types of fuses on the
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BY ANDREW C. LANG

Unless you check with your
local authorities, you never can
be quite sure how much electro
cal work you can do around
your home. The regulations are
made, Of course, for your own
safety. But regulations or not.
it's a good idea to know some
thing about the electricity in
your house. even If you never
expect to do anything more USE
full in that line than change a
fuse.
Speaking Of changing a fuse,
the important point in that
simple operation is to use a
replacement Of the same am
perage. A fuse protects an
electrical circuit. It's a sort of
emergency alarm. When Ait
blows out, it means that the
circuit is overloaded or there
is a break in the line. If the
fuse does not blow out, over
heated wires would result in a
fire. When a fuse is rated at
IS amperes. it means, generally
speaking. that it will carry a
certain load Of electricity before
it gives way. If you put in a
new fuse that is rated higher,
it will carry a heavier load all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-13

market. one Of which calls for
pushing q button. another for
making q little adjustment
which enables the fuse to be
used several times before it be-
comes useless.
Same Purpose
Don't use wiring for purposes
for which it is not intended. A
lamp cord is perfectly safe
when used as lamp cord, dan
gerous when used as an appli-
ance cord. Extension cords are
useful, but are not to be used as
permanent requirements for
additional receptacle outlets.
In doing any outdoor wiring, be
sure to use weatherproof wiring
and outlets. Don't immerse
electric coasters or other appli-
ances with heating elements in
water. Power tools, washing
machines and similar heavy
duty apparatus must be
grounded. They are danger
Gus otherwise. and can electro
cute you. Prompt attention to
frayed electrical cords will
avoid short circuits. When
there is a possibility of a small
child pulling out a plug and
poking something into the out
let, use the type of safety plug
that cannot be removed by a
child.
The average house circuit,
which carries a 15-ampere
fuse, has a maximum capacity
of 1850 watts. All the fixtures
and appliances attached to that
Particular circuit should not
total more than 1850 watts.
Any appliance with an Under
writer's Laboratory label on it
has the wattage stamped on
the name plate, so you can fig
ure out yourself whether the
line is overloaded.
Keeping electricity under
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FIRST PRESENTATIoN-LAKE BARcRoFT-5 BEDROOMS, z
BATHS; $33.o5o-423 cRossWooDs RoAD-oPEN SUM-,
27-Ssa contemporary the cool shade Of Of beov.i-
full doswoods ond towering shode Short wok beueh L
lSx20 PLUS big fomy room. both with repoces Huge
oelee kit with dshwosher disposed and ample tube space
Double eorpoi Putie Lovely picture every
direction Few minutes Seven eorpet dropes
Dir conditioner boat and trailer included Only about 2oqo
required Owners quick unexpected transfer from city makes this
vcue possbe Arlington Blvd Route 50 Seven Corners turn
south Route Leesbws Pke stcpsh mobile Cos sta.
on at Coste Rood turn right block and right Sleepy Hollow
to 49, and open sign. y
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control may be q little trouble.
but it's a small price to pay for
safety.
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SPRING vALLEY-4oso QUEBEC STREET NW-opEN SUN.
Z.PRCkD At $4S,5o0 Handsome residence in the ye heort
Of this distinguished neshbOhood Spacious pon with the
following oIp'Ox room sizes Living 5x25 dining oom AXIS
hoFoT 5xlS with fireplace Lbror hos adjoining full bath oy
ftIoor bedroom Four twin size bedrooms, boths en-
second floor Finished third floor Recreation Two-eor eoroee
scrden lovely pork in eor OWNER LEAVING WAsHiNGToN
Mus Ave. to 4sth St.. left to Quebec, right to home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-13

NEW HOME IN KENT-BUILT BY FRANK s. PHILLIPS
BEDRooMS-3h BATHS-4s2o WEAVER TERRACE NV
OPEN SAT- 37 SUM- ILL., Magnificent new colonel in the finest
residential Tremendous Of comfortable nq space for
large family. BEDROOM AND BATH ON FIRST FLOOR -Four twin
bedms both second Lovely seet-eve Teen Room in bose
ment Wonderful closen DELIGHTFUL elevation hioh
obove the Potomac vuey Moss Ave- Nebroso left (oound
CIRCLE to loushboo Rd bear right LOushboro Lowell ST. left
to Weaver Teroee; left to home.
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LAKE BARcRoFT-FABULoUS BIG RAMBLER ON THE LAKE
MAKE YOUR oFFER-6os LAKEVIEW DRIVE OPEN
SUNDAY z1A Of life oil dreom Of The height luxury
Backyard Five bedrooms bos TWO LIBRARIES gorgeous rec
m Arranged to oxford pvcte guest suite lower Beoutu
picture window views the lake from oost every room n Won
hove been looking homes $50O00Do NOT OVERLOOK
THIS ONE Out coIumbio Pike IA miles post Boeys Crossroads to
The Of Loke Borerof turn q then oht then e,
lokevew Drive 10 home - "
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BRANp-NEW COLONIAL OFF BRADLEY BLvD-5 BEDRMS..
= BATHS-24-FT. FAMILY RooM-$4I, oso-s2os WOOD
HAVEN bLND-oPEN SUM-, l-6-We believe il sufe to SOW
there not another home anywhere the Washington
mcrket thot eompores for this money! Center hoI ls floor
bedroom and both Rec with hepoee 2cur soroee Lovely
wooded lot with 25-ft frontage Wis Ave- TO Budey Blvd lei
approx. miles to Woodhuven BNd; left to home.
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NEW RAMBLER IN KENWooD-Ssio HILLBURNE Way
OPEN SUM- Z-I-Wonderful quotl Huge FULLY AIR
CONDITIONER bedrooms boths Quiet decd street bs
10 club $500 Wis Ave- bs beyond Line to Dorset Ave
cte light left Dorset and continue THROUGH Kenwood TO Hill
burne Woy lcst left before River Rd left to home
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FIRST PRESENTATION -ALExANDRIA-4 BEDROOMS
BATHS-MID zoS!-l73i cRESTWooD DRlVE-oPEN SUN.
Z-7 Fine qucy brick home level lot highly convenient
neshbohOod Two bedm, bath Two bedms bath up Sep
ooie din m Full basement Enormous screened porch Heo
sc Few minutes to PentosOn and downtown Out Shirley Hwy
Shingon cutoff around circle Chley Hwy ond oht on
Quicker Lone; left Crestwood and 1871 on left
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FIRST PRESENTATION BRooKMoNT Ideal FOR MAP
SERVICE. DALEcARLIA AND MODEL BASIN EMPLOYEES
BEDRooMS-PRlcED At $I5.95o-4ol6 6znd STREET
OPEN SUNDAY z7-chomins COLONEL eupboord home on
nice hod level fenced o Full basement Garage Screened porch
within few minutes Of Goblin John eorne Owner
urges quick sole this week end Substantial moy mean sub
stunt'uI reduction in pies Directions: Macarthur Blvd post Map
Service to Brcokmcn entrance Muond Ave to Bood left TO
62nd; right to home
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FOUND


CAT. Tiger. striped. vic 200 Duke n.
Owner or good home. XII 0-306Q.
DOG, male. iee., white and tan. mixed
breed: vic. Laverne ave. Owner or
GOOD home. XII. 9-3e59
Ma $3.50.
DOG, cocker type, male, black. green
collar; VIC. 3. Fayette st. Owner or
good home. XII. $4,000.
DOG, male. full grown, black and tan,
studded collar, no tags. Georgetown
area. LII. 2-o4Sl,
EVENING BAG iady's, black; sat,
nieht on Wis. ave. In Bethesda. IA.
PUP. poodle. black. vie. Carroll ave.
10. 4-6s01 late eve.
PUPPY. Beagle. about 9 mos. old. brown
and white female: Vicinity o. Good
al Wn. ans 3, o aces h. st. WhsstSn va
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|Moroccuns Attack
Spanish Colony

MADRID. Spain, Nov. 26 Up
Authoritative dispatcher
from SPANS African colony Of
Ifni report more than 100 cas-
ualties in fighting there Sat
urday between Spanish troop:
and Moroccan rebels.
Spain was reported today tc
have rushed jet fighters to the
tiny Atlantic coast colony.
The report says four Span
iards were killed or wounded
The casualties occurred wher
approximately 1900 men of the
Moroccan army of liberation
attacked the arms depot at Sid
Ifni. capital Of the 741-sqnare-
mile enclave. and Spanish
Frontier posts. Ifni faces Mo.
rocco on three sides.
Military informants in Ma.
drid said an underclosed mum.
Der of planes, believed to IN.
clude a squadron of Sabrejet
fighters, left Madrid yesterday
for Sidi Ifni. The Saberjet,
were supplied to Spain by tn.
United States in exchange fol
military bases in Spain.
Spain was reported earlier
to have sent troops and ole
German-built bombers to rein.
force her forces in Ifni and ir
the 105-409-square-mile colony
of Rio de Orc. on the coast
south Of Morocco. N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-26
Khrushchev Points Out
zhukov Fate to Cadets

MOSCOW. Nov 26 QF9-Oone month after Russia's tor
military officer sacked for resisting Communist Party
trolls Nita Khrshchev warned the nations lowlest
officers not to buck the party.
The Communist Party boss spoke at reception last night
for the graduating class of Moscows military academies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-26
Marine Acquitted
OF CrueItyC horqe!

YOKOSUKA, Japan, Nov. q
R.-A United States NAVY
court-martial today found Ala.
bama Marine Sergt. Tommy G
Flint not guilty of charges OF
cruelty to United States pris-
oners in a navy brig.
A five-man officers board
cleared Flint, %. of Silas, Ala.
Of four counts Of maltreatment
after he admitted yesterday he
roughed up two sailors and q
fellow marine ito try to run
a better brig"
Flint. former warden at the
Sasebo Naval Jail in south
Japan, was one Of 16 Ma
rine ex-guards charged with
maltreatment and facing court
martial. He told the court
roughing up inmates was
standard brig policy.
The court gave no explana-
ton of its verdict or how Flint's
acknowledgment of rough
treatment was considered in
the decision.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-26
Paper to Sell
It's Stations

KANSAS CITY. Nov. rs up
The Kansas City Star has
contracted to sell its radio and
television stations. WDAF and
WDAF-Tv. to National The
aters. Inc, for SIS million.
The transfer still must be
approved BY the Federal Com
munications Commission.
The sale win put the star "a
compliance with a Federal
court order issued November
Is requiring It to divest itself
Of its broadcasting interests.
The newspaper and its adj
vertising director, Emil Sees,
were convicted under the anti
trust laws in February, 1855. on
charges OF mOnOpOilzlng and
attempting to monopolize the
dissemination of news and
advertising in the Kansas City
area.,ls Aess ~
The Government also filed q
civil action along with the
criminal prosecution and it was
settled by the consent decree
Of November is which provided
for sale of the broadcasting
stations.
The sale agreement was an
nounced last night by the Star
and Elmer G. Rhoden, Kansas
City businessman who is pres
ident of National Theaters.
Mr.. Rhoden said the stations
will remain af1iliates of the
National Broadcasting Co. net
works.
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japanese Rap
|Okinawa Shift

ToK Y o. Nov. 26 tR.-
Seventy Japanese students
marched on the United States
Embassy here today and dem
onstrated against the custer Of
Leftist Kamejiro Senaga as
Mayor Of Naha. Okinawa.
The chanting, placard-waving
demonstrators were blocked 30
yards In front OF the Embassy
gate by q human wall Of $50
Japanese policemen.
There was no violence. Three
students we're admitted into
the Embassy. They handed q
statement to Martin Herr, a
political officer, protesting the
"anti-democratic policy of
ousting Naha's Mayor" and
"nuclear bases in Okinawa."
In Okinawa, Moriyasu Toni
hara. president Of the Bank Of
the Ryukyus, predicted that
within two or three days the
United States would release
civic reconstruction funds
frozen since Mr.. Senaga's cleo
ton IN 1856. Mr.. Tomihara
spoke at a celebration after Mr..
Senaga's custer, attended BY
the Ryukyus' top financial
leaders.
Major Japanese newspapers
sharply condemned the United
States-engineered custer Of Mr..
Senaga. Okinawa newspapers
generally viewed it as unfortu-
nate but Inevitable. 80 ~
The Naha City Assembly
voted Mr. Senaga out Of once,
l7-10. Monday after the United
States High Commissioner or
dered a change in the law so
that a quorum was no longer
needed on a nonconfidence
vote. Senaga supporters long
had blocked the vote by boy
cotting sessions and leaving
the Assembly without q quorum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-26

Damascus. A Syrian military
spokesman said a five-man
Israeli unit entered the demili-
tarized zone and fired on Arab
shepherds near Daret el Mag
haweer. The spokesman said
the Israelis withdrew to Dan.
but he mentioned no gunfire
there.
Unrest Discussed
Col. Leary discussed the bor-
der unrest yesterday with
Israeli Premier David Ben
Gurion and Foreign Minister
Coda Meir.
Jordan told Mr.. Hammar-
skiold he would be welcome.
But Jordan's armed forces.
meanwhile. were on an emer-
gency footing as a result Of a
dispute over barring Of an
Israeli convoy from passing
through Arab territory to
Israeli establishments on
Mount Scopus.
Sheikh Ahmad Kuheimi,
Saudi Arabian Charge DAFT
flares in Amman, announced
today that troops Of his coun-
try stationed in Jordan also
are under emergency orders
and would aid Jordan If Israel
should attack.
Mr.. HammarskjoId made
three visits to the Middle East
last year. He went on missions
to the Palestine area in April
and July and obtained agree
ments that tempered the
refugee dispute for awhile.
After the Israeli British
French attack on Egypt last
November. the Secretary Cen
eral made another trip to help
set up the u. N. emergency
force and arrange for repairs
to the bomb-shattered Suez
Canal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-26

IENING BAG iady's, black: Sat.
ieht on Wis. ave. In Bethesda. IA.
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reVlving q custom LnaE lapSeQ
with Stalin's death in 1858.
Like Stain, Mr.. Khrushchev
used the ceremony to remind
the young officers that the
party is supreme in Russia. He
also called upon them to in
crease vigilance against "the
threat Of war whipped up by
imperialists."
Calls Party Power Source !
Mr.. Khrushchev said Mar
shall Georgi Zhukov was ousted
as defense minister October 26
for opposing political control
Of the army. 1.-THE decision Of
the central committee (to ex-
pei zhukov) aimed at a funda-
mental improvement Of party
political work in the armed
forces" Mr.. Khrushchev said.
The party boss declared the
party is leader. organizer,
educator and main source of
power" Of the Soviet armed
forces. ' &
The fulfillment of our great
tasks are possible only through
friendly cooperation of the
commanders and political off,
GERS in the improvement of
military personnel" Mr.. Khru-
shchev said. THE strength of
the Soviet armed forces lies in
the fact that their leader and
organizer is in the Communist
Party"
Mr.. Khrushchev spoke for IL
minutes in the Kremlin's grand
palace. The reception was
given by the Central Commit
tee Of the Communist Party
and the Council of Ministers.
Twelve members Of the Soviet
Party Presidium. including
Premier Bulganin, attended.
Mr.. Khrushchev repeated re-
cent public statements that
Soviet armed forces are
equipped with all types of
modern arms. including atomic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-26

marskjold might take up.
He announced last night
he will leave Friday for Jordan
and win go to other countries
in the area If his one-week
schedule permits.
U. N. officials indicated that
visits to Damascus. Cairo and
Jerusalem may follow the trip
to Amman. Syria. Egypt, Israel
and Jordan all have been in
volved in recent flareups
threatening a new crisis.
Mediator Rejected
Mr.. Hammarskjold's decision
to go to the Middle East appar-
emily was spurred by Jordan'i
rejection Of United States Ma
rine Col. Byron Leary as a q
N. mediation officer. Jordan
said Sunday it considered Col
Leary biased for Israel anc
would no longer accept his rec
concentrations. New exchanges
Of gunfire on Israel's borders
with Jordan and Syria also ap.
pear to have played a part in
the decision.
Shooting was reported on the
Syrian-Israeli border yester.
day. Israel charged that Syrian
troops fired on settlers and or
a car near the Israeli village Of
Dan, close to the area where ar
Israeli field worker was re-
ported killed Sunday.
Another version came from
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Forouk Kin to Wed

DAMASCUS. Nov. rs (R).-
Egyptian ex-King Farouk's eld-
est daughter, Ferial, and Ahmed
Izzat Ell Abed, grandson of a
former Syrian President, are
reported by his aunt to be
planning marriage. She is 10
and he is 20.
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and rocket techniques," and
said Russia has launched an
intercontinental ballistic mis-
sile.
THE international situation
demands that we maintain the
defense Of our country on the
highest levels Of modern mill
tary techniques and science, -
the party secretary said.
1.-THE policy of the United
States ruling circles" he
charged, sis aimed at under
mining peace. So long as i'm
perialism exists, q situation OF
war, may arise"