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OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT
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LAWYERS SUITE. Dupont circle
areaEUnfurn., pvt. ONCE. lawyer
sted Ru'ia as library a s5a 1:rk iaE
so2 per mo. co. 5-7003.
ENTIRE 2nd FLOOR: 500 it,: 4
rooms, 2 toilets. private entrance
cnnsi S1's ave pccupe fancy 4 asSo Wis
s1s -. -. 80: w. 9-ooso:
IDEAL FOE COL0RED DOCTOR.
New Hem 1sn corner Swami ans IN.
rental For dste,i, .u TN NIB tIM
: N !. ME. s-2s92. DE, 2-0754.
5!05 GA. AVE. NV. New modern
once bldg. Good parking. $50 SO
II. hasn't. space avail. Ideal realtor
contractor, etc. $3.50 per mo. tn
2-0lO5.
GUARDIAN RIDG -s100 IA ave
Sil. Spring. Choice location n,oderr
air-cond' Suites sofne viii nr;vat,
bath. From $50 Ali Services inc
cali LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN a. CO,
agent. DE. 2-S4S4.
torney IN s,,,te EEL nrc,n Io patent ~;
Arm of patent iswyers ~ ey.siie TiI
library: eonv N pa,ert oeSo pa,,
39l-C. Star.
ARI---Air roma ofSc. wITT s1z1E.
2527 wiIson hivd " ria Snhs :
roomv ISM and r,,,.,. ~
7-40So ' anu auie'' @oo' 'A'
AIR-CONDTTT0NF1 0PITCPs
sonable rent. annie Uarrtng
DUMB co ~ p 3 g n7nn ~ T.
c0SsS, - ~, ~. :. o.oo: -
CVNM AVE. M, k-Elev. bldg,
2.9oo, oln:. yves, ma: o-34l3.
JUST SI AvAiLABLE. Plush, new Of
nee building, to be erected in this
super suburban business location.
IN growing financial district Of
gage bankers. etc. also Hot
Shoppes. Safeway. post once, etc. I:
particularly suitable for professional
vate parking lot: air conditioning:
-nitor service. Let US know your
requirements now before construc-
ion begins! BOWERS BROS, AP.
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1nn ACRES-S.h hnn

400 miles south. / mi. OF 20; 8
Ice rm. cottage: good millstream.
several springs, deep we'll. Call Ii.
A-2707. 49,,
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= ,.,,wEsT VIRGINIA

WESI VIRGINIA
U NAME IT. Farms. homes, acre
age. hunting and fishing camps. Call
$50 Free listing. o. Z, WIDMYER.
Berkeley Springs, W. Va.
CALVERT COUNTY. MD. 20 miles
p.C.--Pre- Revolution solid brick
home: 200 acres, excellent road.
Owner anxious to sell.
calvert, County, Md.--I35 acres.
modern home: near Chesa. Bay:
$4,000: ideal for retirement. WAL.
TER M. BAUMAN, Agent. MA &
o2Za. or call Mr.. Bowie, EN-. 3-6235.
l01 ACRES; s-rm. house. baths
ana all modern conYeniences: small
barn. pond: well-fenced; $4,000.
30 ACRES, excellent farm. 'front.'
ing on Route 2S. S-rm. mod. home.
barn and other outhldgs.: $50 300.
343 ACRES Loudoun County. Va.
Modern 7-rm. home with 3 baths; s.
rm. tenant house: 9 Ice. barns; good
fences: $4,000.
CHARLES H. DAVIS, Poolesville
600, Agent for Samuel E. Bogley.
Inc. Rockville, Md. Pc. 2-6i5i.
MONTGOMERY Co. MD, 10 mi
north OF Silver Spring--6 acres with
attrac.,. 4-bedrm., 1la-bath home
IN excel cond.: several outbuildings /;
more acreage available. Only SO. :
500. Terms.
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HISTORIC TIDEWATER
Southern MARYLAND

- 4sA&A y 4aAA0
/; 113 acres, overlooking Chesa-
lpeake Bay: suitable for tobacco and
io-acre tobacco Siiotme a on Ta !
paved roads: immediate possession;
40 miles d. c.: $1,000.
2 Historic Woodlawn. 260 acres:
l-room Colonial brick home, Groom
ideal retreat: % miles b. c.; i'm.
mediate possession; $4,000.
~ acres: 5-room home, barn,
outbuildings: on paved road; Inn
S4.250.
tobacco barns, timber, stream. GOOD
road: immediate possession: SO miles
10, r.; $1,000.
5. 60 acres; modern masonry 3.
bedroom home, hot-air heat. large
narn. beautiful trees. running stream;
improved road: 30 miles d. c.: i'm.
mediate possession: S14.950.
So acres: 5-room home, cleo
trlclty. stream, large tobacco barns,
outbuildings; improved road; "a land
N cultivation: valuable timber: 35
miles D. c.: S12.950.
See our ad under "waterfronts for
SSale We have farms. waterfronts.
boAAib bdolHCoStA 70 MI YOUR
requirements. CALVERT REALTY
AGENCY, Prince Frederick. Mary-
l IMS Dr. Phone los. 354 and 225-J-1.
INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT.
Md.-22 Acres
Clear spring-10-rm. house bath:
new barn. outbldgs.: ali fenced:
stream through property. Price.
$4,000; good terms.
Md.-127 Acres
At Clear spring-This is a beauty
All cleared and fenced: S-rm, brick
mouse: stone barn. 6Ox11O. equipped
ior dairy and cattle: beautiful stream
through property. Price. S22.500.
Orchard, w. Va.
Over 300 level acres. large modern
mouse. tenant houses, over 5000
apple trees. some cherries: in hest
stage OF bearing. Good equipment.
Sprayer.
This orchard lies in center of q
gas structure. Price includes mineral
rights, equipment and all $40 800,
low down payment.
Eugene P. Nixon. RE. 1912
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GAlTHERSBURG 200
GERMANTOWN

1000 acres or more. Easy walk.
ing distance to new Acc building.
This quantity OF ground has been
corralled in order TO be able 10
offer It to one or more bis operators.
Several miles of paved road. nu.
mcrous farm bldgs.. lac. mansion,
several tenant houses, The price
frontage demanded. S1OLER A.
Co. ST. 3.72S3.
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Rte ?s. -o4 ~ WI
LARGE DWELLING with Is rms
oll-burntng furnace, 3 baths, 2-csr
garage' large basement, ~ acres
with long frontage on Main st. with
paved street in rear: ideal for nurs-
ing home or boarding house. Ia
200; owner will take 10000 mtg
l3S.acre farm with lovely home
neat, bath: large barn. other bldgs.
plenty OF water on farm: long 'front.'
age on paved road. Owner will take
Dig mtg; S35. 900.
l2s-acre farm on paved road with
2-Story, 6-rm. house with bath and
nreplace;. large barn and other
nldgs;; plenty OF water. Owner viii
take big mtg; 100000
rs acres Of cleared land. very pro-
ouetiye, with 12-rm. house made
INTO . apis; barn and several out.
bldgs.: on paved road; 100000,
90 acres with good soil, some
woodland; ideal for q housing de-
SOLD at average OF S275 per acre
H, P. BURDETTE & son. Realtors,
Mt; Airy. Md Phi. 1913, 42-M
1Al-J-l. tSQ-J
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FARMS tcent.)

FARM BARGAIN-Good 7-rm. home,
cottage. barn. etc, 100 acres,
streams: 2la miles from Warrenton
-. 900 down. IAN s. MONTGOM-
cry q CO., Warrenton, Va.
$40 ACRES near Winchester. va
Modern brick house. running water
Mohawk 2-5O57.
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81 ACRES-W. VA.
PROPERTIES FOR SALE

stream: eles.: mr.. town. only ' Sp'isss.
L. r. WIGFIELD, NO. 7-l329
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S MI. IN WEST VIRGINIA

121 acres. IS q. cleared, all
fenced: 2 ponds stocked with ish:
6-room modern house: large barn
and other bldgs.; 7/10 mi. on hard
road near stores and town. Price,
$4,000. Low down payment.
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FARMS

cREDNAL 1slO-Years Of litiga.
ion now ended frees this historic
grant. Located in the Weli-known
gently-rolling Piedmont Valley. be-
tween Middleburg and Upperville
This brick dwelling Of the Fed
eralist period boasts the charm
reminiscent nerni Of a by;gone era. 29t
streams. springs and large lake
The Offering price Of $500 per acre
gives ample provision for restora.
co'' wi SfStisirs Va. Murray :.
Ss25l. or MT Talbot; eves.-sun.
30 MI. FROM u. C., in Pr. Geo. Co.
of Route 301---SO acres for farm.
ing or building. Call LU. 3-1O3C
after $3.50 pm. or all day Sat
and Sun.
PRINCE WILLIAM co. 1l4-acrt
dairy farm: 6S head cattle, ali
necessary machinery and tools; 4.
bedrm.. home: barn, saddle, and
other buildings; fronting on good
rd.; all for only $4,000. To see,
call s. o. BURTON. Lenah, Va.
"a. 5-5442, or LYNN REALTY,
.JE. 2-9400.
ATTR. COUNTRY HOME-IO rms,
lights and bath; 5 acres land, beau
ttful lawn. shrubs. fruit trees
chicken house and other outbuild-
ings: located 9 miles east of Front
Royal on John Marshall hwy.
Priced very reasonable to settle
estate. A. o. HALEY. administra-
tor. p, o. Box B05, Fort Royal.
Va: phone l76.
s.-ACRE FARM. / mi. southwest Of
Augusta. w. Va. Rte 50-7-room
house and barn. storage bldg. Fruit
trees. Good deer hunting. For
FRENCH, Augusta. w Va.
SO ACRES; close TO Acc; 2-story
frame: plenty OF outbldgs: looks
like reakbuy at S25. 900. GATH
ERSBURG REALTY. INC. Pc. g
0442. Gaithersburg 401: ewes, MR.
FETROW. GaithersburR 463.
LOUDOUN COUNTY va. for best
prop. from Sl,h0n TO S150.00O.
Call LOUDOUN REALTY ASSOC,
IA. 7-5302. Arcola, Va, on Rte.
so. Call ewes. BR. s-S045.
1903 ACRES. improved for 900
turkeys: walk-in freezer; new bldgs
boarding kennels for dogs: brings
good income; modern S-room house !:
aviary well established. MI. 5-5101.
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HOUSES fer SALE. Va. lcent.

washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, APRIL Il, 1857
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SPECIAI.-Two 4-family brks. on
lots "a y. wide: 2 rms. dinette,
s ossr e ne sOo Sss HSsshs
separate hot-water heat, gas fur
naces. separate cleo. meters. Will
consider trade for larger bldg
Asking price. SCI. 800 each. Ewes,
p ~. 6-2S3S. sLo-.T 7; GRAvATTE'
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Optimists to Meet

The Optimist Club OF WASH
inRton will hold Its regular
luncheon meeting at 1918 pm.
tomorrow in the Mayfower
Hotel.
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out Of the house with a .22-cali-
Der revolver. called to the
prowler in Chinese. and ordered
him to Wait a minute" He
said the prowler raised some
sort Of object like a stick OF
pipe.
II drew back and shot," Sergt.
Reynolds went on. He said he
went into the house and came
out again to find the Chinese
toward him.
II shot him again." the SER
geant said. The man wheeled
and ran"
Mai. Han Chia-li Of the Ma
tionalist Chinese Foreign Affairs
Police and MtSeret. Eugene r.
McJunkines. a United States
Army investigator. both testified
they found Sergt. Reynolds in
tears when they went to his home
after the shooting.
Sergt. McJunkins said the
ledge Of the bathroom window
looked. as II It had been freshly
disturbed.
Sergt. Reynolds wife. Clara,
and 9-year-old daughter are with
him in Formosa. He attended
school in Rising Sun. Nd. and
his mother. Mrs. Gertrude
Reynolds. lives in Colora, Nd.
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|Mojo, Ex-Peron Chief,
ToHeod Ministry of War

BUENos AIRES, May 20 up
President Pedro Aramburu today
called 1t. Gen. Victor Jaime
Majo, q top army commander
during early years Of the Peron
regime. out Of retirement to head
the war ministry.
The appointment Of the Co.
year-old artilleryman as minister
Of war apparently resolved a
crisis within the army ranks, at
least for the moment. Gen. Majo
succeeds Gen. Arturo Ossorio
Arano, one Of Gen. Aramburu's
closest collaborators. who re-
signed Thursday. repeatedly be-
cause of rivalries among high
ranking officers.
Some observers view Gen
Majo's selection as a shrewd
compromise. They say he is
democratic-minded enough for
the idealistic younger officers and
old and experienced enough to
enjoy the respect Of other veter-
an generals. His appointment
runs counter to the trend since
dictator Juan d. Peron's custer
In 1855 of putting younger on
GERS without close links to the
former president in the key jobs
1t was believed. however. that
Gen. Aramburu would not have
approved the appointment unless
he felt certain Gen. Majo would
stand by the provisional presi-
dents plans for political reform.
Gen. Ossorio Arana had backed
Gen. Aramburu in the plans the
President says are aimed at re.
storing democracy in Argentina.
A chief item is reform Of the
constitution BY q constituent as
sembly before the military
leaders who overthrow Gen. Pc
ron will agree to hand power to
an elected civilian government.
Gen. Aramburu's plans call for
a turnover to civilians in May,
1858. But some army officers
have Joined with politicians in
demanding presidential elections
sooner, without constitutional re-
form.
Gen. Majo. who holds the
United States Legion Of Merit
decoration, was army chief Of
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|Munpower Peril
Cited by Brucker
BY the Associated Press

Secretary Of the Army Bruckei
says the Army is now at the
manpower breaking point" be.
low which it cannot 60 and still,
man its guided missiles program
He said in q television broad.
cast yesterday that for the past
four years budgeted expenditures
for the Army have stayed al
substantially the same level Of
just under 50 billion, but with
accompanying cuts in troop
strength.
But we have increased our
guided missiles. ballistic mis-.
siles and rockets" he said, so
we have q nuclear warhead ca
pacity at the same time we have
retained the conventional ca
pacity.
I'm doing this. we have cut
the Army from 1882. 900 to / mil
lion men. That is Just about
the breaking point. II you cut
below that. you don't have
enough manpower to do the job
with guided missiles to support"
Mr.. Brucker's statement was
made in an interview with Rep.
resentatives Boggs and Hebert,
Louisiana Democrats. filmed for
broadcast in New Orleans.
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her will. The chubby. bespec-
tacled doctor was acquitted OF
murder April Q after trial in
London's Old Bailey Court.
The magistrates today we're to
decide whether to order Adams
to stand trial on lesser charges,
One Of these alleged that to have
Mrs. Morrell cremated in 1850
he falsely declared he had nc
pecuniary interest in her death
But the prosecuting attorney
announced he would offer nc
evidence on this charge.
On other counts. Mr.. Morris
charged Adams forged other
doctors signatures to obtain pre-
scriptions for patients.
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American ! riedin KiI|inq
OfChinese on Formoso

TAIPEI. May 20 R.-A AZ
year-old United States Army SER
seant from Maryland accused of
willfully killing a Chinese prow-
Ter went on trial today before
the FIRST general court-martial
ever convened by United States
forces in Formosa.
The charge Of voluntary man
slaughter against M./Sergt. Rob-
'ert @. Reynolds Of Coatesville,
Pa. carries a maximum penalty
on conviction Of 10 years Inn
prisonment. forfeiture Of pay and
dishonorable discharge. He
pleaded innocent.
A sworn statement by Serpt.
Reynolds was read to the court
of five officers and three SER
geants. The sergeant said he shot
'Liu Tze-wan, 80. in self-defense
last March 20 because he was
''in fear Of my life"
The statement, which had
been made to. an Army investi-
gator. said Sergt. Reynolds was
at his home at Grass Mountain,
near Taipei. on March 20 when
his wife called to him from the
bathroom that q man was look
ing through the window.
Sergt. Reynolds said he rushed
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Radford Warns
u. 5. Against
Trusting Reds
By the Associated Press

New Soviet disarmament pro-
|posals have met q skeptical re-
|ception from Admiral Arthur
w. Radford who says I'VE can
not trust the Russians on this
or anything"
Returning yesterday from a
flying tour Of Latin American
nations. the chairman Of the
Joint Chiefs Of Stan showed
clearly he does not share Harold
~. Stassen's optimism about
Russia's present attitude on dis
armament.
Mr.. Stassen, President Eisen-
hower's special adviser on Dis
armament problems. headed the
United States delegation in nine
weeks Of talks in London with
the Russians. British. French and
Canadians.
Arriving home for consulta-
tons. Mr.. Stassen said last week
Russia and the Western powers
were closer to agreement on
what he called a FIRST step" dis
armament plan.
U. S. Policy Restudied
American oficials have under
taken a review Of United States
disarmament policy in an effort
to come up with q counter pro-
posal to be offered when the
London talks resume next Mon
day.
The new Soviet plan involves
in weapons, manpower
and military spending. 1t also
the principle Of mutual
aerial inspection originally pro-
posed by Mr.. Eisenhower. How
ever, American officials deem it
unacceptable in its present form
because the Russians want to lay
bare a big area Of Siberian waste
land in return for inspection Of
Alaska and heavily industrialized
regions Of the United States.
Will Scan Proposals
Adm. Radford told newsmen
he would have to study the So
Wet proposals-which came dur
ing his three-week absence-be.
fore expressing any views on spe-
cific points.
But he said he was distrustful
Of the Russians. saying they
have broken their word too many
times" He said it is his major
concern" that any disarmament
agreement must be self-enforc.,
ing or subject to genuine inspec-
ton" He added that I'VE must
be able to have foolproof check"
on any limitation in ornaments
the Russians might agree to I'M
dertake.
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Foreign Aid Plea Due
To Hit Economy Wove

In addition. Mr.. Eisenhower
Is asking for next year $3.50 mil
lion in other economic and
technical aid authority, INCLUDE
ing q personal fund Of $500 mil.
lion for use In his discretion TO
meet emergencies.
The military side Of his re-
quest totals $2.8 billion made I'D
OF $1.9 billion for direct mill.
tary aid to allies in the forms
OF guns, tanks. Jet fighters and
other military hardware, and
$500 million In defense support.
Defense support. which includes
some forms Of economic assist
ance. goes only to countries with
which the United States has de-
Tense commitments.
Road Help Included
1t includes aid for building
defense-supporting projects such
as highways and power projects,
as well as other aid to keep the
economies Of partners strong
enough TO maintain their mill
tary pledges Of mutual defense.
The special Senate committee.
which included all members of
the foreign relations group, rec
commended unanimously the con-
tinuance Of military and eco
nomic assistance. But II called
for frightened administration to
increase its effectiveness land
to lower its total cost to the
people Of the United States"
While the committee SUD-
ported the idea Of an economic
development fund, It opposed
giving 1t long-range form until
both the administration and
Congress have examined its i'm
plications more carefully.
And II opposed making loans
so soft the fund might become
"a camouhased form Of grant
aid"
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Miller Is Denied
Access 10 Files

District Court Judge Charles
F. Mclaughlin today refused to
order confidential files Of the
House Committee on Un-Ameri.
can Activities produced in the
contempt trial of Arthur Miller
playwright husband Of Marilyn
Monroe.
Mr.. Miller. author Of Death
of q Salesman" is on trial fol
his refusal to name former as.
sociates. alleged to be Commu.
Inists. He testified freely about
his own activities but said his
conscience would not let him
testify about his associates.
Richard Arens, director Of the
House committee stan. said he
would be very reluctant" to pro.
duce confidential documents and
reports on Mr.. Miller.
Our secret files are to b.
maintained absolutely secret"
said Mr.. Arens. The committee
also has q public file. he said.
Joseph L. Rauh. jr., lawyer fol-
Mr.. Miller. said Mr.. Arens' testi.
mony was based on the commit.
tee confidential files ain violation
OF every rule Of evidence"
1T is possible for him to make
the widest accusations without
any possibility of checking
them" Mr.. Rauh said.
He added that committee files
included unconfirmed hearsay
reports.
But Judge Mclaughlin ruled
that Mr.. Arens could testify or
information coming to him a,
STAFF director.
THE court is not concerned
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Acquitted In April
Florida U. Alumni
Elect New Officers

Robert l.. Weadock Of Palm
Beach. Fla. has been elected
president Of the Washington
Alumni Club Of the University OF
Florida, 1t was announced today
Mr.. Weadock. who works with
the Senate Committee on Small
Business, succeeds Frank Wide
man.
Other officials elected were
Brig. Gen. Chester Allen Of Lake
land, Fla. assistant quartermas-
ter general Of the Marine Corps
vice president, and Raymond
jacobson Of Miami, an attorney
with the Securities and Exchange
Commission, secretary-treasurer
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star from 1916 through is4s, ir
the first years of Gen. Peron'!
presidency. He served as com.
manding general Of the interior
in 1o49 and later was made CHIEF
of the general coordination stat
of the armed forces. But he re.
tired in 1850, at q time when
many officers dissatisfied with
the Peron regime were quitting.
Just after the military cour
that ousted Gen. Peron, Ger
Majo was made a member Of a
court Of five generals formed tc
try the exiled dictator in alb
sentia ION the grounds Of mill
tary honor"
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|toIy's New Government
Seems Off to Shoky Start

ROME, May 40 R.-A new
one-party Italian government
was to be sworn in today. but
its chances Of parliamentary APP
proval are uncertain.
The cabinet under Adone Zoli,
portly 69-year-old Senator. is
made up entirely Of members of
the Christian Democratic Party,
largest in Italy. It replaces the
four-party coalition led by An
tonic Segni. another Christian
Democrat, which resigned May
6 after 20 months in ONCE.
But the Christian Democrats
have only 262 Of the 500 seats
in Parliament, which must ap-
prove the new government. Even
some members of his own party
were said to be lukewarm to the
cabinet proposed by Mr.. Zoli,
the first Italian Senator to be-
come Premier since 1900.
Mr.. Zoli's chances of success
depend on how many Of the
Christian Democrat Party's for
mer allies will support him. or
how many Of its nominal enemies
will refrain from opposing him.
First indications were that
few Of the usual allies would
vote for Mr.. Zoli. Both the
Social Democrats, whose resig-
nation brought down the Segni
center-bloc coalition. and the
Liberals have said they oppose
one-party government.
Backing by the tiny Republic
can Party would not give Mr..
Zoli enough votes. The big
Communist and fellow-travel-
ing Socialist parties oppose him.
The fate Of the new government
may lie with the right-wing
monarchists and, Fascist Italian
social movement. Together they
have enough votes to get him by
his first test. by voting for him
or ahstaining.
Mr.. Zoli appointed Giuseppe
Pella, former Premier and
former president Of the Euro
pean Coal and Steel Community,
as Deputy Premier and Foreign
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Minister, succeeding Stellar
Gaetano MARITIME.
I Many Of Mr.. Segni's cabinet
members were reappointed. Mr.
Zoli took the budget ministry foi
himself. He named four other
new ministers besides Mr.. Pells
Luigi Gui, labor; Guido Carl
foreign trade: Mario Zoppa
minister without portfolio fol
bureaucratic reform, and Rim.
aldo Del 30, minister without
portfolio and contact with par
lament.
1t was the first single-party
government since the 1853 cleo.
tons cost the Christian Dem.
ocrats their majority in Parlia-
ment,
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IA-Test Delayed Again
ATOMIC TEST SIZE

ATOMIC TEST SITE. New,
May 20 R.-The FIRST in a series
Of atomic test firings. tenta-
lively set for early today. was
postponed again last night by
adverse weather. It was the
NTH consecutive daily eancella-
ton Of the blast. Project direc-
tors slated the next try. for to-
morrow.