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oREN r. LEWIS, o054 i4th
s s!Ff'f afi5R EAP5ElFRS'Sn M ElEfR65
1901 X Street N w. WashinRton,
D c.. Attorneys for Trustees.
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foNTEMPORGRY RHNCHER, $50,

CONTEMPORARY RANCHER, 500
950--Brand-new and bristling with
charm; all brick; center hall, very
gracious l5x22-ft. living room, 2
de luxe kitchen with colored Ak
lures, daylight basement and best
Of all. hot-water Dashboard heat.
Down payment only $4,000. Shown
by appointment. Call now. ia. D.
$500. SHANNON. g. LUcHS CO,
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Desirable
BrOadnnOnt

Impressive, handsome Colonial
residence on q tree-shaded. taste
fully handicapped i2-acre lot and fea-
turing twin-size bedrooms. 3 full
baths, coy den, banquet-size dining
room: finished recreation room in
full basement with extra powder
room; stairway to tremendous stor-
age attic; detached garage, and all
the luxury extras. "a prestige home
in prestige neighborhood " Excel
lent financing available and priced
for quick sale. due to owners trans
fer at S34. $50.
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UNIQUE
with a Spanish Flavor"

With one OF N Arlington's most
popular and convenient settings
tLorcom lane) and Boosting a beau
den Spot" decked with colorful flow
ers and tall shade trees, this au-
thentic. ''charm-packed" creation
should head YOUR inspection list
Featuring an extremely spacious liv-
Ing. room with fireplace; huge. for
NAL dining room: equipped kitchen
with dishwasher and disposal: 3
diversified bedrooms Elass-enclosed
den, full bsnt., attached carport
and loads of extra appointments, in :
GLIDING wail-to-wall earpeting and
custom draperies Perfectly groomed
and in "tip-top' condition. The only
thing small Is the price. A very
first offering at only S20,1b0. CT
approved
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READY

For immediate occupancy. Here's q
truly attractive contemporary brick
rambler with plenty OF eye-appeal
inside and out. Huge living room
with Roman brick fireplace wall,
with log storage and raised fiagstone
hearth, spacious dining ell with pic
ture window, House Beautiful
kitchen with dinette space. plenty
Of smart birch cabinets. cleaning
copper eye-level oven and counter
top range. dishwasher. disposal and
freeze-top refrigerator: 3 big bed
rooms. 2 FULL TILED BATHS q in
master bedrm.). bright daylight
basement with 46-foot recreation
space with fireplace and enclosed
powder rm Attached carport with
brick planter wall. Brand-new and
available for quick possession, Price
Is S2l,124: VA approved with min
imum cash down payment to quail
fed veterans.
Arthur l.. Walters, Inc.
.'PERSONALIZED SERVICE"
b04 N. RANDOLPH AT GLEBE
ia, 7-5200
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WOODED = ACRE-UnusualIy at
tractive California-style rambler
t Etn hsndSN ,s stream treas ap oca t IN
one OF the most exclusive close-in
sections. Some Of the other fea-
lures include full-length windows
across the sunken living room with
fireplace, looking out on your own
private landscaping, wall-to-wa
Competing, den with 2nd fireplace;
3-car. garage, plus many other de-
for immediate occupancy. with ex-
cellent terms Needs redecorating
and the owner has therefore re-
duced the price 10 $4,000. This
Is truly bargainl Act now and
call today, IA. b-6S0O. SHANNON
a .LucHs co, 2055 Wilson blvd,
Ae1fH0tQp Va
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HOUSES FOR Saliva.
MCLEAN AREA
"Strictly Different"


And definitely. 1857 streamlined,
Snug, long. low lines present q
charming picture beneath tall tow
ering trees on q huge scenic lot.
II you entertain crowds you will
have ample space In this 27la-ft,
living room with fioor-to-ceiling
windows. overlooking rear yard. The
paneled and unusual recreation
room is similar in size. Highlight is
a beautiful kitchen with built-n
rotisserie and 30-inch range. THREE
NICE BEDROOMS AND THREE
FULL TILED BATHS WITH SPACE
FOR FOURTH BEDROOM Many.
many other nice features. Must be
seen to be truly appreciated. Only
$31 800 Call nowl
CALL IA. $4,000 TIL Q
ARLINGTON REALTY
1900 WILSON BLVD. (REALToRl
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BRICK RAMBLER-3 bedrms., bsm
FAKE YOUR PICK! Beautiful. room

brick houses. 3-bedrm. DICK q
B Bsrsfot, Var and 2 5ssdT N bricks
Arlington and Vienna, Va. e.
bedrm. brick in Arlington. All ir
attrac. settings. Depending on size
and distance to D; G: $1,000
c. L. HANOWELL CO., JE. 10000
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DIRECT FROM OWNER : semidet
brk.; HUNTINGTON; 2 b.r., full bsmt
Small dn. payt.: SO $50: SO. 6-5240.
HOLMES RUN ACRES. by OWNER
Rambler: 3 bedrms., att. car
port; firepl., garbage disposal. 'ex-
haust fan: auto. washer, range.
refgr.; fenced yd., patio. barbecue;
storage: Sl4,22b: S2.250 cash. No
agents, JE. 3-1D05.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
SPRINGFIELD
comfy ONE"
Brad Anderson

DE LUKE RAMBLER like this beau
in entire south Springfield Island
type fireplace divides attractive liv-
ing and dining room. Three nice
bedrooms. tiled bath, delightful
kitchen. Enormous family or recre-
alton room. Large carport. Fenced
yard. Many luxury items. Mercury
switches. Telephone outlets, storm
FERENT. Price only S1S.750.
CALL ia. 10000 TIL 8
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ExPANslBLE: ATTIC Cape Cod, with
bath rouphed in on end a First 4
consists OF living rm. with firepl.
huge kit, with eating space,
bedrms. and bath; full bsmt. with
outside entr Price slashed tc
S13,26G RORSCHACH REALTY
1907 " Broad ST. Falls Church
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARL. FALLS cHURcH-McLEAN
Value Conscious?
CHECK THESE
Smart Mid-Winter
HOME BUYS

FUNCTIONAL AND
R nyEA5IE ses y a5o ias cnmioTte
able. beautiful brick rambler
with warm. friendly atmos-
phere and versatile, easy-to-
like floor plan. Center-hall
entrance. traditional dining
room, and kitchen that will
be the delight Of your life.
Rear hall to 3 double bed
rooms. served by 2 colorful
tiled baths. Lower level pre-
pared for elubroom with ad-
ditional fireplace and en-
trance to convenient, built-in
gear garage. Gently sloping
ls-acre plot studded with
towering oaks and hickories.
Call ia. 10000.
Pc A.RLY AMERICAN
COMFORT in modern, con-
yenient Lyon Village, S24,-
zoo. Colonial styling with 4
REALLY twin-bed rooms,
ENTERTAINMENT sized living
room and huge formal dining
room Kitchen with large
pantry and adjoining break
fast room, Full basement:
garage. A really fine home for
really dignified living. Call
ia. 10000.
3--NEXT SPRING you
won't find a home like this,
Sparkling Bermuda" white
brick rambler near WASH
INGToN GOLF AND COUN-
TRY CLUB, Colorful eye
catching living room with
room, 3 twin bedrooms. Beau
tiful handicapped garden, COM
pletely fenced. FULL PRICE
ONLY Sls.500. Call ia. a
Wv TER WONDER
LAND. A CHEEKY fire CLOVIS in
the fireplace Of this long,
low-SlunR home, designed in
the modern manner. All on
one floor. Living and dining
areas feature heavy exposed
beams and huge wide view"
windows. 3 bedrooms twin
siZe) served by abundance OF
roomy closets and colorful
tiled bath. Bright, step-sav-
ing kitchen, has access to
private. outside patio. Young
moderns viii love this one.
Priced at only SIS,95O. Call
ia. 10000.
5-TExAS RANCH HOUSE
NEAR ALEXANDRIA,. Sc
FEET LONG. NO STEPS at
All in this solidly built brick
home planned for the "lady
OF the house" Fireplace in
wide. spacious living room,
separate dining room. 8
double bedrooms, beautiful
equipped kitchen with handy
plne-paneled breakfast nook.
CLEAN. economical hot-water
ING at SCI 800. Cali ia. 4
6-VERY SPECIAL. Like
new, 3-bedroom bungalow.
$4,000, Splendid location
beautiful h4-acre corner.
Pretty ''snuare-type" living
room, separate dining room.
emcient step-saving kitchen.
detached garage. AND LOOK
AT THE TERMSi S11,0OO--
So financing available with
only $4,000 cash required.
You won't md its equal any
where. CALL NOWl
IA. 10000
REAL ESTATE SERVICE INC.
2222 N. Glebe con Lee Hwy. j
Open 90
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NORTH ARITNGTON : :;-bedroo

NORTH ARLINGTON = ;i-bedroom-
and-bath white brick rambler on
corner lot: country club area with
azaleas, white spirea hedge. scores
priZe-winning rose bushes; Gift.
living rm.; full storage attic: at
tached brick storage rm., living
rm... dining rm, Grapes incl: auto.
washer. DISPOSAL, vent. fan. Of
fered by OWNER at SIS 800. 1867
N Dickerson St q blk. of Old
Dominion dr.. $40 mi. past Glebe
KE G-ARS1 Oman x n m
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ASSUME $4,000 AZ CT loan. Paw
ments 500 per mo, including taxes
and Insurance: 3-bedrm rambler
full basement. corner lot: Sl6,00u.
I mile from Alex; BY OWNER. oV.
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Free Trade Area
SOUGHT in Mideusi

LONDON, Sept. 25 tPl.-
The five Baghdad Pact nations
and the United States last night
announced their intention to
work for a free trade area from
the Black Sea to India.
Participating countries would
bind themselves gradually TO
abolish tariffs that block the
flow OF goods across their from
tiers.
At the same time experts OF
the six countries who have been
meeting here decided to shelve
plans for setting up a customs
union and a common market in
the Middle East.
The delegates met as a work.
ing party Of the Baghdad Pact
which links Britain, Turkey,
Iraq. Iran and Pakistan. The
United States attended as a
part time" member. Tn e
United States belongs to its
economic. military and coun-
ter-subversion committees.
The idea behind the pro-
jected free trade area is TO
boost trade and economic CO.
operation.
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TV Phone System
Links U. S., Cubo

HAVANA. Sept. Is R.-
Communications officials from
Latin America watched a dem
onstration here yesterday Of the
International Telephone and
Telegraph Co.'S "On the Hori-
zon" microwave television and
telephone circuit between the
United States and Cuba.
The system. installed at a
cost of SO million. permits
transmission Of television pro-
grams simultaneously with tel
ephone conversions. It is the
first Of its type in Latin
America.
Mai. Gen. Edmond H. Leavy.
president of I. T. g. T.. spoke a
few works to the delegates from
his Office in Washington.
I. T. a. T. technicians are in
stalling similar circuits between
Puerto Rico and the Dominican
Republic. and between Monte
video. Uruguay. and Buenos
Aires. Argentina.
Communications officials from
Argentina, Uruguay and Chile
watched yesterdays Demon
stration.
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Fund Unit Headed
By Gen. Bradley

Gen. Omar N. Bradley, form
er chairman OF the Joint Chiefs
of Staff. has been appointed to
head the st. Adams School
drive for development funds.
Gerhard Gesell, school board
chairman. said today.
Gen. Bradley will head a
committee which later this fall
will launch a campaign for the
first part of q long-range pro-
gram to raise SIS million for
school improvements. The
funds will be used to increase
teachers salaries. broaden the
curriculum and complete a
building program.
Henry Shaw Beukema. jr.. a
student at the school. is a
grandson Of Gen. Bradley.
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Forest Fire Fought
By 1000 on Coast

YREKA. Calf. Sept. IS Up
A fire IN the Klamath Ma
tional Forest near the Cali
fornia Oregon border was
fought today by nearly 1000
men spread widely on fronts
embracing some 10000 acres.
A smell Of rain was in the air.
Even drizzle would help con-
troll the fire.
Radio calls for more volun-
teers went out late last night.
San Quentin Prison near San
Francisco telephoned that 100
inmates had volunteered and
would arrive today.
Forestry officials said the
blaze started when guSty winds
spread sparks from a FIRE on
a 500-acre plot they were clear
ing with a controlled blaze.
The fire-actually a patchwork
Of flames in the finder dry
AREAS some 20 miles north
east of Yreka.
It jumped the Klamath River
and Lake Copco.
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2 u. S. Jets
Collide in
War Games

LONDON. Sept. Is tP).-Two
1000 : mile an hour United
States jet fighters collided in
predawn blackness over the
North Atlantic today while TAX
ing part in giant NATO air-sea
exercises.
Two other American planes
carrying four men each were
reported missing during an
ocean search for marauding
enemy" submarines in the ma =
neuverS.
The single-seater FAD Sky
Ray fighters we're based on the
United States aircraft carrier
Saratoga while the other craft,
S2-F Trackers. were from the
carrier Essex.
The carriers are part Of a
NATO Blue" striking force at
lacking an Orange" feet of
submarines and other enemy
targets between Iceland and
Norway.
More than 100 ships and 700
aircraft. taking part in the
seven-nation exercise Strike
back" broke off maneuvers to
search for the planes and sur
VivorS.
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Possersby Think
1T q Joke, Refuse
Theft Victim Aid

CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo,
Sept IS tP).-Curious stares
greeted a loan company clerks
appeal for help as she hoped
onto a busy street yesterday
her hands and feet bound by
holdup men.
Il tried to get help" said
the clerk. Mrs. Dan Nenninger,
81 81 asked them TO help me
but they wouldn't do it.
Zone man said he would. but
he walked of and left me-
The paSSerby apparently
thought it was a prank.
Her feet still bound, Mrs.
Nenninger finally hoped into
a nearby store. There a clerk
removed her bonds and listened
TO her story.
She said two holdup men en-
tered the Superior Loan Co.
while she was alone. took $l99
from two cash drawers and
left her bound, gagged and with
tape over her mouth.
She worked the tape loose
and struggled TO her feet.
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z Die as Jet Hits
California Home

VAN NUYs, Calf. Sept. Is
(R.-An Air National Guard
T-33 Jet plane smashed with a
fiery roar into two dwellings,
killing both pilots and nearly
trapping a terrified housewife
The flyers. identified as Capt
Joseph c. Bryant. %. OF Ar
cadia, Calf. and LIST 1t. Edison
B. CASTOR. 80. Los Angeles, died
strapped in the jet trainer.
The plane which had Just
taken off from Van Mugs Air
port on an instrument training
flight, hit high tention lines
before blowing into the two
story residence of Mrs. Beatrice
Stone a quarter of mile from
the airport. A guest house
bath house. garage and storage
shed on the same property also
were hit. Mrs. Stone said a
driend occupied the guest house
but was not home at the time
Mrs. Stone. clad in a bathinG
suit, was in the kitchen talking
on the phone.
The crash occurred in q
populous rural area on the
fringe of a group of house,
being removed for airport ex-
pansion.
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Soviet Military
Gets AT raining

LONDON. Sept. rs (P.-The
Soviet Army and Navy are
training with atomic and hy-
drogen weapons. the Moscow
Radio said last night.
Details we're not given, but
the broadcast said "the training
of troops is going on success
fully"
The Moscow report was d.
rected to overseas listeners In
a dispatch attributed to Tass,
the official Soviet news agency.
In accordance with the plan
Of military preparation OF the
Soviet Army and Navy, atomic
and hydrogen charges in diff
ferent types OF weapons have
been exploded in the Soviet
Union" the dispatch said.
"The training Of troops is
going on successfully. In order
to protect the population. the
explosions we're carried out in
non-populated localif5es and al
great heights"
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Chile Gives Asylum
To Five Peronistus

SANTIAGO. Chile. Sept. Is
R).-The Supreme Court Of
Chile has granted political
asylum to FIVE of six Argen-
tinians who ranked high in the
regime Of fallen Argentine die
tator Juan d. Peron.
The court yesterday granted
Argentina's request for extra
dition only in the case Of Gull
lermo Patricio Kelly. onetime
head Of Gen. Peron's street
fighters. All six men escaped
from an Argentine prison last
March, crossed into chile and
asked political asylum.
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Japan Stresses
Tie With u. ).
BY the Associated Press

Japanese Foreign Minister
Aiichiro Fujiyama said today
Japan's foreign policy may diff
fer temporarily from that of
the United States but Our ulti-
mate destination and basically
our course is the same"
In a speech at a luncheon
meeting of the Japan-Ameri-
can Society he pledged that he
would strengthen Japanese
American relations in pursuit
of a secure peace throughout
the world.
/ The businessman diplomat
also stressed Japan's concern
at American trends toward re-
strictive trade relations.
Amy move in the United
States to restrict imports from
Japan-even though it may
have no particular importance
in this country-has an imme-
date and harmful effect on the
| industry concerned in Japan
and an even more widely and
unfavorable impact upon Japa-
nese public opinion, he said.
Mr.. Fujiyama said such
trends would be used by those
who seek to divide Japan and
the United States.
"In these times when the So
called cold war is somewhat
receding. but when interna-
tional communism is INTENSE
flying its efforts in the POLITICAL
economic sphere. our countries
cannot and should not by their
own acts provide cause for
bringing harm upon their
mutually beneficial relations.
he said.
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Student Returns,
Assuils Russians

WALNUT CREEK. Calf,
Sept. 25 (P).-Divinity student
Stanley Mumford. 81, returned
home today from Moscow
where he was twice arrested for
strolling too close to a Soviet
factory with his camera.
I'm even more snti-Com-
munist now than was when l
arrived in Moscow" said young
Mumford. who attended the
Russian Youth Festival there
1T was shocking to see how
q Marxist education can warp
the thinking processes of the
students. They think Of every
thing in terms Of class
struggle"
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Woodley place NV. 1t is his
first marriage.
The former Mrs. Berry. also
so. is a divorce with two chill
dren by her previous marriage,
William Berry. of Rockville,
and Mrs. David Morgan. Mrs.
Morgan's husband is the son
of Judge 10 Morgan of District
Tax Court.
After the ceremony, the cou-
pie went to the Chevy Chase
Club for a luncheon. They were
Joined by a small group Of
friends.
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.Gomu|ka Tells
Bonn 10 Accept
Border or Fight

WARSAW. Sept. Is Dr.
Wladyslaw Gomulka says there
is only one alternative to per-
manent acceptance Of Poland's
disputed frontier with Ger
many the alternative of
war"
The Communist Party chief
declared a rearming Germany
is a threat to Eastern Europe.
I'VE cannot remain blind 70
this truth" he told a meeting
at the Warsaw auto works Sat-
urday in a speech made public
only last night.
That is why we stress that
the present policy of West Ger
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many is a great danger for
Eastern Europe We must
secure ourselves against this
danger by building our own
military forces and by a sys-
TEN Of alliances"
Poland's western frontier
now runs along the Oder-Neisse
River line. 1t was imposed BY
the Soviet Union after World
War II. The line takes in some
former German territory to
compensate Poland for Polish
territory taken by Russia.
The line never has been rec
ognized as permanent by the
Western powers or by West
Germany.
West German Chancellor
Konrad Adenauer has said the
border question will solve it.
self as European economic CO.
operation is increased.
Mr.. Gomulka. however, de.
clared that Mr.. Adenauer know.
"only too well that no Pole will
ever negotiate with anyone or
a change in Poland's western
frontier"
Mr.. Gomulka said Poland ac-
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Pokiston Gets First
OF 3 u. S. Cruisers

KARACHI, Sept. Is R.-
Pakistan today received a
cruiser from the United States
under the United States agree
ment TO supply military aid.
The cruiser Babur was the
first warship of its type TO be
added to Pakistan's Navy.
President Islander Mira and
Prime Minister Husseyn s.
Suhrawardy boarded the vessel
soon after 1t entered Karachi
harbor
It also announced that two
more American cruisers being
supplied under the air agree
ment are en- route TO Pakistan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-25

force. and from the carrier
Randolph and Roosevelt with
the 9Th Fleet. were waiting to
strafe the landing areas after
the simulated atomic air burst
Ground Support Set
The jets also were to give
ground support to Greek and
Turkish troops practicing de-
tense of their countries north
and south of the American
beachhead.
Why bother strafing an
enemy who presumably has
been annihilated by an atom
bomb?
ITS a matter Of experience. "
an air operations officer said.
our experience has been that
people refuse to die. In Korea
they lived to fire at you after
they were hit by demolition
bombs our scientific people said
would destroy them.
The United States part of
the exercise will be completed
Thursday. One thousand of the
Marines will remain here to
join the 9th Fleet. The others
and the amphibious force ships
will return to the United States.
The Marine commander. Brig
Gen. r. K. Rottet. said both his
Marines and the 9th Fleet have
a surface delivery capability
Of atomic weapons land that's
as far as / can 60"
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complished all it sought in talks
earlier this month with Presi-
dent Tito of Yugoslavia in Bel
grade. He emphasized Marshal
Tito's support of the Oder
Neisse line and said this
strengthens the forces of peace
in Europe.
He scoffed at descriptions Of
the Polish and Yugoslav re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-25

upon the availability of clean
Or virtually fallout-free-
atomic bombs which will not
endanger its own troops.
An hour and a half after the
landing on Green Beach of the
Tharacian Peninsula. a second
simulated atom bomb blast
vNS planned 10 miles inland at
KeSan.
'COpter Force Ready
Thirty minutes later. a Sec
ond Marine battalion task
group was to land at Kesan in
As helicopters, the largest cop
ter force ever used in NATO ex-
ercises.
The 50-ship United States
9Th Fleet was reinforced by
1000 Marines and 40 warships
from the United States for
Exercise Deepwater, at the east
ern anchor Of NATO defenses.
The practice beachhead is
across Saros Bay from Gallipoli.
Where British invaders suffered
heavy losses in World War l..
In theory. the Americans had
embarked hurriedly at East
Coast ports and crossed the
Atlantic and Mediterranean to
help drive away an unnamed
enemy who seized parts of Tur-
key and Greece in an about
atomic attack a month ago.
Jet planes from the American
carrier Lake Champlain ac-
companying the. amphlbiOus
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gimes as national Communist. I"
I'VE realize the great role
which the Soviet Union plays
among the Socialist Com
munist) countries as the first
and most powerful Socialist
state" he said.