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Tidewater
Southern MARYLAND

/. ~ acres. Lower Patuxent
river area. harbor. .7-room modern
house. 4-room cinder block farm
home, 3 tobacco barns, 2 chicken
houses, 2 corn houses. 1913 tobacco
allotment. paved hiRhway. Immedi-
ate possession. IS miles D. C
9. 80 acres. modern masonry 3.
Dedrm. home; hot air heat; barn
beautiful trees, running stream
improved road. Immediate posses.
sion 80 miles d. c. Sl2.950.
3. 10. acres overlooking Chesa-
peake Bay. improved BY. 5-room
dwelling. broom tenant house,
large tobacco barns. 10 acre. to-
bacco allotment. includes farm
machinery. ~ miles d. c. $4,000.
4 SO acres. 5-room home. elec-
tricity. stream, larRe tobacco barns,
outbuiidings. improved road, u
land in cultivation. valuable TIM
Der. IS miles D. c. S1O.5OO.
5. I2O acres overlooking Ches-
apeake Bay. 2 farm houses, large
barn, i0-acre tobacco allotment, on
2 paved roads. ideal for tobacco
and livestock. Immediate posses
sion. 80 miles D. c. S1i.50o.
9 9 acres, modern Groom
frame home. III baths. storm win
doWs. venetian blinds, porches. full
basement, hot-water heat. electric
stove. refrigerator and deep
freeze. immediate possession. Sl3.-
900. 35 miles d. c.
2 NJ acres. st. Mary's County.
5-room home. large barn. runnins
creek, valuable sand and gravel De.
stream. Immediate possession. 81
See our I'D under waterfront
for sale" We have farms. water
| fronts. homes. going businesses
large or small aereaEes and estate state
% 1ll every requirement; CALVERT
erick, Nd. Phone los. 354 enc
225-J-1. INSPECTION BY AP'
POINTMENT.
ON 40 PARTIALLY WOODED
ACREs-Year.ol masonry house.
3 bedrooms. large living room,
dining room, tile bath with shower,
modern kitchen. full basement; ex-
eellent terms available.
MARGARET L. JUSTICE
REAL ESTATE BROKER
MANASSAS 5ss: Ewes. $50
s-ROOM HOUSE. bath and heat.
2ls acre LOT between acc and Pepeo
bldg, S17,500.
$50 ACRES. 14-rm. house COM
pletely renovated; modern servants
home; new fences ard good farm
bidgs., many new; SS0,000s
$3.50 ACRES. Fine stock farm bor-
dering on C&O Canal; nearly 2
miles road frontage: $500 per acre.
100 ACRES. Horse and cattle
farm; excellent hldgs., u mile road
frontage; $50: 900:
Sugar Loaf Mts.: $4,000.
90 ACRES. 5000 layer capacity
chicken farm on Rte. rs; modern
house: s5O,000
Gail Charles H. Davis. Poolesyille
Bo0LEY. INC. Rockville once
phone 20. o-Bl51..
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.STROUT
|CATAI,OG

Mailed FREE Coast-to-C Coast, "a
States, $3.50 properties described
Farms. Homes. Businesses; excel
lent bargains, many pictures; live
stock, capt. crops, furnishings
often included; many with easy
terms. low down payments. So
Years Service. WORLDS LARG-
EST BUY and SAVE through
|STROuT REALTY, 1l3S-N Wood
ward Bldg. WASHINGTON, sterlins
3-37S4.
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Charming
Country Home

A STEAL Completely and
tastefully furnished: . acres: mes
tied In q lovely green valley with
towering mountain in the distance
within few steps Of Government
stocked trout stream. choice hunt.
ing area: spacious lawn. beautifully
handicapped; splendidly built home
rms. and bath. cleo, Venetian
blinds and green shutters. equipped
Kitchen. aluminium screens. 2O-ft
living rm fOnly 4 yrs. old.l Mus,
be seen 70 be appreciated. $500
Only Only = part down; Arthur Harris
Madison, Va. PHONE criFiersvilil
144 and 261. Bargain Lists
Mailed Free.
OUTSTANDING Farm. 940 acres
lovely modern 4-bedroom house. Z
ponds. IS cattle. equipment, feed
crops SOS, 900, terms.
1870 acres Lovely 6-bedroon
brick mansion: setting, view: com.
petent farmer available. $4,000
terms. Many others.
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try; as acres, old house, near Ca.
pom Bridge. West virginia. %. 8.
Route 80; price. $1,000. Call
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22

coMPLETE BUILDING. containing
town space. Excellent for Insurance
company, etc. Large open areas can
pe partitioned to your requirements.
=. KAss REALTY CO., INC:
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BETHBsDA--suite Of s ofices, air
cond;. : laws. adjacent TO public
parking. Vacant. VIII. 6-2333.
sUBLEAsE for moderate term. 1
rooms $3.50. 1T. once suite. III
Ring Bldg. one Of Washineton'
best-located and finest once bldgs
Incl. excellent corner once on 9th
door, Extension Of lease term.
telephone RE. 7-l6s0. MISS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22

ON 30 PARTIALLY WOODED
ACRES-Year-old masonry house.
3 bedrooms. large living room,
dining room, tile bath with shower,
modern kitchen. full basement; ex-
cellent terms available.
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2o-A. HOT SPOT near EdVaFdS Air
Force Base. S35 dn.. S35 mo. Full
price S3.450. Other prop. $40
On. Ply per mo. Info. sent. P. D.
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FARMS

ASA. DAIRY FARM on paved "a. ];
S-rm. house with heat and bath,
large Earn, other bldgs.: 25 acres
woods, 25 acres in pasture with
water. Price, S36, 900, mrgt. at
50 monthly payments Of S175 on
int. and principal. Down payment.
SlO.O0Q. Possession soon.
Lovely home IN Nj. Airy: Bath
only $4,000. Possession very soon.
Will help. finance.
Stone home, 2 hedrms.. liV. rm,,
tile bath, dining area, h.-w. heat,
large lot. Possession 80 days. Price.
s-rm. house, 2 acres land, on
s s,rayel ro ca near Hoods ~ NIL Y, 4 I,
3 se1 son. ReaIscri n NJ T Hir1. VII.
phone 1893. 4s-M. 5s4-J Sse-J.
ccH.oLlLYy HALL%s.Aqthentic early
rms, 2 bedrms.; 1888 a.. so fenced
ilne cattle, or retirment farm.
Widow will take back trust
81 a., good land, nearly all
cleared: easy to farm: clean. n.
home: barns; long main I'd. front,
s. A. MicKLER. Broker
West 4-e459 Port Tobacco, Nd.
30O-AcRE stock, dairy farm. stone
house; 100000. - -.
va iso-s ssc,o ctcck farm abundant
13O-acre level farm. fine land
many bidgs.; $40, 600.
3OO-acre stock. farm; land and
bldes. Of unusually high standards;
y 1' pHoNE Mt. AIRY 2si
JOHN j. PRICE, Realtor
BLUEMoNT : 7-room house: oil
h.-w.h.,- ~ baths. full cement
bsnt.. fireplace. Nice setting with
Ishrubbery; ] acre. S13 900. terms.
good home, porches, rocked drive,
pond site. A rare buy; $4,000.
O. B. WOLFORD. BROKER
Phone OF. 5-2i61. Hamilton. Va
FINE OLD EsTATEs-221 acres
COMMANDING view Of Port Tobacco
valley: old. beautifully restored CO.
lonial home: "A mi. from d. c.;
managers cottage, two tenant
houses. unusual farm bldRs.: rich
land. raising tobacco, grain and
cattle: 5 min. from boat harbor aIic
country club; farm now could b
undivided much more than price
! sos 900. Terms,
$50 ACRES-Very old house
| several fireplaces. big chimney:
barns; full equipment and tractor
j Good share tenant. on paved road
Price. sl5.e50. Terms. $4,000
SMALL CHICKEN PARM-1:
acres: 7-rm. land bath house: auto
matte heat: so By 80 poultry house
equipped Work shop, good barn
rich land raising tobacco ant
erain. Price. S13,950. Terms.
WHITE OR cOLORED-4 acres
rich pasture land all fenced: housl
has bsmt., electricity: large banl
barn: Gear garage: wide. finished
room upstairs. Other bldgs. Never
failing spring. A real bargain
Only ID miles from b. c. Price
SIO.5O0. Terms. Many others. al
PPTa1fEsi so so ssFRS' MD. REALTY CO
La Plata, Md. WE. 4-s43.
MD.-coNVENTENT TO ANDREWl
FIELD AND TT. MEADE
Modern 5-bedroom home with
acres fronting on Patuxent River
/ sandy beach; SCI 600.
Modern 3-bedroom home with
acres fronting on Patuxent River
private pier; S24 900.
j. B. WATERS
Prince Frederick, Nd.
Phones ia and ASS
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ALI, SIZES

10 acres--6-room and hath homs
with outbuildings. SlS,95O.
- acreS-7-room and bath
nome. near interchanEe. S23.bON.
10 acres overlooking inter-
isnanse; sood investment at $500
900. i"' eoo'-
$50 acre real farm at only .
uttie over $3.50 per acre.
Ju0 acre stock farm. GOOD area,
~ SUI per acre.
345 acres with old stone house,
al 500 per acre
325 acre Gaithersburg area in
vestment farm. about $3.50 per
Above are iust a few Of our MANY
ilstinEs. Cal Us at anytime. ROMER
e. CO., REALTORS. GaithersburT
= acres facing paved Toad
stream. $1,000, terms.
As acres facing innroved voad
stream, well. old house, S3.506
acres, facing improved road. sehoni
bus, telephone. cleo, mail serviee
Sl3,500, $4,000 down. rest an
monthly payments.
through farm: well fenced for c cst.
tie unusually nice S-roofn dweli.
ing with ga baths, full hasennerf
neat, well-seiected Ehrubbery anr
treeS; full set Of outbuildinrs, Don.
Die garage. $4,000; excellent terms
Other properties.
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MARGARET L. JUSTICE
REAL ESTATE BROKER
SMALL FARMS

EIrht acres. near Winchester,
va.-Five-r room. historic los house
lovely trees, plentv Of water and
nice pond; excellent hunting
area; $3.50, $3.50 down, sac
per month.
Near Woodstock. va.-Mountain
top home, = miles from state forest,
In the best hunting area In Va.
Three acres. with little 3-room
house. fruit trees. several out
and phone avail. This Is a sood
s2.T50. $3.50 down, $50 month.
Near Front ROYAL. Va.-s2 acres:
only 5 miles from downtown, on q
paved road; 50.- acres in excel.
pasture, 30 acres Of good timber
Price reduced to $4,000, $1,000
down. $50 per month.
CALL OWNER
Winchester. Va. Mohawk 2.s434
Subsistence Farm
Near Clinton: approx. 10 acres
large barn Combination stablel
equipment building with root cell
lar: separate garaee; 6-room house,
In excellent condition; 3 bedrooms;
nicely furnished. Handicapped; farm
equipment included; $4,000.
Approx, 34H acres, zoo cultivated
highest fertility; 20-acre tobacco
allotment; 5 good barns: lighted
stripping room; l4s acres wood
land; Ions road frontaee on ga
= . S,.reams iea py sprinEs: 9.room
house: 3 other houses rental in
come): excellent commutins 10
W. D c.: So, 800; good financing
MRS LoULIE T. DoDSON
WELCOME, MD. WEST 4-4b7l
SANnOZ INC
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epuMrRY pRoPERTY

5 ACRES. stsractive home. open
! tn dark. on FL and % near
intersection oi Is: . mi. east
Of Warventon: beaut. level cleared
land. = wells, has capacity Of
80 cal, per min; suitable for busi-
ness q q, !. = place g keep that pony q
MR. MonNT' or 1.1Sai
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WAREHOUSE FOR SALE

Sc, D. c.-one-story brick ware
house. $500 sq. It. Once.
Mushrooms, hot-Water heater,
heavy current, loading dock
Priced very. reas. with small easl'
payment. balance mo. at SIS
A. N. ROTH Co, RE. 1880.
KENSINGTON-Located near Conn
ave. new building 90x85 with
once. toilet and overhead door
Owner will sacrifice a. SIG. $50
with $1,000 cash. Mr.. Thomson
JU. 0-2552: ewes. IA. 0-0l 81
c. N. MARsTELLER. Real Estate
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FARMS
GENTLEMEN'S
ESTATE

10 acres Of lovely soil. tob.. barr
and outbldgs, On main hwy. closl
10 bay. Ideal for children's home
roadside stand or nursery. MAR
house recondltlnned as new, 4 bed.
rms. bath, kit. din. rm., utility
rm., large liv. rrn,, fireplace. pic.
ture window. completely furnished
EXcAllent termf.
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Browning Real Estate Agcy
Culpeper, Virginia

l-34O ACRES. GOOD buildings and
equipment unusual investment.
2-16S ACRES, bounded By large
stream. ideal situation for practi-
cal farming.
oufbuild'nes
4-lso ACRES open land on see
mic highway: great possibilities
small barn. no residence.
300 ACRES Of woodland, wa
terfront possibilities, nice new
6-FARAfETTE. beautiful loca-
ton, near intersection Highways i 8
ana I'll; between WarTenton and
LIS ACRES. dairy operation.
very low priced.
$50 ACRES. in Manassas
area, spacious home. could Be de-
reloped 70 good advanfaee
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1l41 9th ST. N.W.-Corner brick
3-story commercial building. BOXES
~. with conveying belt; reasonable
rent.
ARLEDoE REAL ESTATE CORP.
$3.50 Wilson Blvd, Arlington. Va.
IA. 7-444s Ewes. JE. 2-l07o
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INVESTMENT PROP for SALE BUSINESS PROF. FOR SALE
tcoNTtkuEDl tccRulWEpl
81, 2O0-1A Cash

Ole hotel; Is rms. . baths: q
!, . acres; on heavily travelled high .
Warrenton and Front Royal DIL.
LON LAND CO.. call Bill Moss. JE
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10Th AND X Sis. NV.

18th AND X SITS. NV.
Five large rooms on 2 floors. 2
lavatories. wired for air eondi-
tioninr ideal location for profes.
sionai ofices, political organi1a-
tion. promotional sales. adveTtis-
ina, etc
WOODWARD a NORRIS
723 goth ct. NV. RE. 7-65st
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1i4i 9th ST. NV.

Corner brick 3-story commercial
building. BOXES II. Owner wants
oner.
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$50 SO, TT. $40 NO. mr.. i5tt
conditioned and redecorated, Con-
suit Mr., Dick Taylor, LEASING
Dept. SHANNON a LUcHs CO.
Realtors. ia l4th 81. NV. Ma
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l3s3-35-37 CONSTITUTION AVE.
NE.-3 stores and 2 garages In
6i4 TENN AVE. NE.-stors and
isei c ST. NE.-stOrs and
SAB MT. PLEASANT ST. NV
The RIGGS NATIONAL BANK
Washington Loan & Trust Branch
ST. $4,000
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pI 7.siai. yves. sun. DO. 2.slog
HOLDING OFF7--SEE THIS
14-unit apt. bids. completed / y
vfs, Cor. enhancement. ofi-st.
park, IN new growing sec. tranps.
~ door: close 10 schools, shop,
etc. Inc. S14,22O; financing, 500
cow. bank loan At 4Ises. Fully
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

APPROXIMATELY 5000 50. It,
co h-IBO1
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home locotione in
Temple. hills and Clinton area /:
lOOx200 and larger. City water
avail. Paved streets. Ewes, RE.
5-4S22. CRAWFORD & handy,
INC, RE. $4,000
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CHARLES couNTY--l7 acres. AZ
acres clear: j-rm. house ana cleo
trlcity: 2S mi. 10 d. c. line
Price $4,000.
b-rm. house, bath, porch, elee.
trlcity, OIL iprnaee on = corner
lot near Indian Head, Nd. Price
$4,000.
II acres. 5 acres cultivated; T.
rm. and bath house, = porches
20 mi. TO d, {. line. Price $4,000
l.. q, .kRAOH
REAL ESTATE BROKER
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FAIRLAND-1 acre wooded. Excel.
ScTSe Sycamore ss Acres. o acre clear
clear. fo0ARTY 4 CO. 10. 3.
3O92. Ewes. JU. 9-Il44
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Who Is This?
By HELEN CIBLO


helped with chores in his wdower
bird feeders and when H. made
a woodwork lobbyist TO
built furniture for his own home
well World War L. wnen an
the Coral Sea for SIX
forced ownby tropical
a combat mission
his background He studied
Quaker who fought
in grandmother owned hrSt SenWay
OF
after admiral he sixth In
English forebears joined
WaSnngonS
brothers Naval Academy graduates
o a
Force officer and his elder son is an AIR Force captain MS
is Music
in family Portland
football and hockey He joined the
and after graduation served with Gen Perng on the
a West Point He won an
and commissioned second lieutenant
years from the Infantry School at
Benning, Ga
Switching service
Field Advanced Flying
Field pilots
adutant officer There still
Tactical Maxwell Field Aa and
General Staff School Leavenworh Kans
Islands the
Mediterranean and Alaska
Distinguished Legion
Cluster Distinguished and the
Thaiand
Poland. Britain Brazil Yugoslavia
his country
superiority
philosophy Worry only when will help" He considers it
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LOST

BIKE. schwinn. girls racer, 26-in..
sl HS r rra%sd N yA Af ss sos june -
BIRD DOG, gray. with black head.
wh!s s Sgstteio lost ' Se otS ana sunser
Hill I'd. ne: reward. AP. 7-6632.
BROOCH. silver. about size Of quarter.
with green stones, inset green ename!
Lost June A. possibly on Wilson blvd.
P: sEsi1ds iS S. n s,4ss spr'A' Restaurant
CHARM BRACELET. sterling silver, en-
reward III 5-seSs,
DIAMOND WEDDING RING AND EN-.
GAGEMENT RING IN washroom,
WeodneI Hotel by resident; reward
pmc; 's en- I1s osEm'S PoliSe brown sIG
.O5bS. Reward. Ii. 3-1l77 weekdays:
UN. 4-409p week ends.
DOG, cocker spaniel, light red; DIN
GER. Thurs. July 4. vie. Of Silver
ssHEg Eins- TAE0ma area reward 1o.
answers 10 Lady. s mos: reward
Call Manassas, Va, 32S.
DOG, cocker spaniel, male. black and
white. vic. Kensington. Md: ID. G.
tag No. $4,000. Reward. VIII,
FILM, undeveloped, 10 rolls, on Ar
S RSla bus gA r.. oss SSrn After fuY pm re-
FOUNTAIN PEN, Shaeffer. vic. Safe
way and 1900 blk. ID 81 ne. Wed
night; reward. II. 6-a53s
GLASSES, IN brown case: VIC, q Hill
crest Heights shoppine center. II am.
sat. July .. 10. 7-1l29,
GLASSES, bifocal. brown shell rim.
tsesn, ,O sS's ave. lost r, yiSi 4th ans Son
LnNEMAN TOOLS. between Franconia
M. i s.i4as .Os r0'' N A'eA' reward
MINIATURE scHNAUzER, small, grsy
coumnti5y Club; a kayhill I'd. WA. $4,000
PARAKEET. turquolse blue. thurs. vic
Ss9f0.bS: reward IA. S-i6iS.
A moSntina aaubIs sats cameo S'lR s.r s ss1
sscns o is. sssss.ds o.. J SSissss re-
WRIsT WATCH, white sold. Buiova
GreyhoSnd bus tsrSminSi; reward .V CaiI
OIL 4-0l47 or OF. 2-2662.
WHIST WATCH, Benrus, sold: expan-
sion band. IA. S-21a7,
Animal Rescue Leasus. NO. 1880
FOUND
CRUcIFIX AND CHAIN. sold. nam,
Nd.n siiatsi oS%Rso S Sss gave same b
Echo pcoI on July 3. can EE. s-ssso
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u. S. PeriIs
Korean Peace.
Moscow Says

LONDON, July 8 (P.-The
Soviet government accused the
United States tonight of threat
ening the peace in the Far East
by introducing atomic units"
into South Korea.
Moscow radio broadcast a
government statement saying:
1T is easy to imagine what
the situation would lead to If
the NORTH Korean-Chinese
side, on it's part. also started to
introduce into North Korea new
types of MISUNDERSTANDING
for instance. aircraft capable Of
carrying the latest ornaments.
and to seek to equip the army
with such ornaments.
There can be no doubt that.
as a result, situation fraught
with the most dangerous con-
sequences could be created"
The United States decided
late last month to strengthen
its forces in South Korea with
modern equipment in answer to
what it said was Red China's
and North Korea's violation Of
the Korean armistice agree
ment by constantly introducing
new planes. weapons and tanks
into the North. Today's Rus
sian statement denied that
Communist China or North
Korea have violated the ar
mistice agreement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07
Ldst British Troops
Soil From Jordan

AMMAN. Jordan, July s
R.-The last British troops
left Jordan tonight, sailing in
a convoy Of 10 ships from the
Gulf Of Aqaba.
Jordanian shore batteries
fired a 2l-salvo salute. Fire.
works exploded and a crowd
of 1000 shouted Long live
King Hussein."
Earlier the British forces
handed over the base Of Acaba
to Jordanian military authori-
ties, marking the end Of a Brit
ish-Jordanian military associa-
ton dating back to 1923,
Four months ago the British
Jordanian treaty was termi-
mated and Britain agreed to
withdraw all her troops within
six months.
Today's withdrawal is about
10 weeks ahead of schedule.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07
1000 Bodies Found
In 'Quuke Area

TEHERAN, Iran, July 6 (A.
More than 1000 bodies have
been recovered from areas along
the Caspian seaboard that were
hit by a earthquake. reports
reaching here said today.
Many stricken areas in the
remote hinterland that were
struck Tuesday remain to be
visited. The government still
is unable to give any definite
estimate Of the death toll.
Tremors hit the region last
night, but no new casualties
were reported.
United States Ambassador
Selden Chaplin said after an
automobile journey through
part Of the area that it was
impossible to reach the areas
OF probable greatest damage
mountainside villages far from
the main road.
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Forests Compared

OTTAWA. - The forested
area Of Canada is exceeded
only in size by the forest lands
Of the United States and Brazil.
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mittee Of the Soviet Commu-
mist Party win be as much
rubber stamped under Khru-
shchev as they were under
Stain"
But this authority believes
there is q new style of COM
mand under Khrushchev. q
system of trying to accomplish
things without violence.
Foreign diplomats in Prague
include experts on the Soviet
satellite system. They predict
these countries win line UP 100
per cent behind the Kremlin
clusters.
AS for Tito and his followers,
they are in a position to APP
plaud Khrushchev's move and
crow:
I'VE told you SO all the time. -
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which a motion by the Molotov-
Malenkov-Kaganovich faction
was voted down.
What the opposition proposal
was is still not clear.
Pravda editorials since the
revamping of leadership have
indicated there were five gen.
eral issues involved in the fight.
although personalities probably
played a bigger part than pol
icies.
The issues were de-Staliniza-
ton. decentralization of indus
try, continuation of favoritism
for heavy industry, the program
to expand farm production, and
relations with the Soviet satel-
lites and Yugoslavia.
But official explanations of
the Presidium split gave no one
issue a predominant role in the
dispute.
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By HAROLD, K. MILKs

PR @ UE, Czechoslovakia.
July 6 (R.-New purges sweep
ing thousands Of Soviet Com
munist Party officials from
their jobs are expected to fol-
low the custer of the Molotov-
Malenkov-Kaganovich group
from the Kremlin's supreme
command.
The new purges may be con-
Quoted so quietly they get no
recognition in Pravda. But in
Prague it is accepted as a GER
Itainty that Nikita Khrushchev
and his supporters will lose no
time in removing from the
lesser echelons of the Commu-
mist Party all those who, by ac-
ton or word. have opposed the
form of Leninism preached by
Khrushchev.
1t is too early to outline the
probable pattern the purges
will take as they move from
the top down through state
district and neighborhood or
CARNATIONS Of the party.
No Violence Seen
But no violence is expected
It is unlikely the firing squad
system Joseph Stain used
against his political enemie:
will be brought into play
Throughout the Soviet Union
probably many Communist
leaders will find their ofiice
doors closed. They will be in.
vited to accept jobs as workers
on collective farms or in fac.
tories.
Political experts in Prague
believe it is unlikely that the
ousted top leaders, all listed as
opponents of the Khrushchey
program and all with personal
followings, will be permitted tc
have full freedom.
An appraisal of the Moscow
events of the past week points
to two big winners.
The first is Khrushchev, who
emerged from q week-lone