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REAL EsTArE LOANS

nna Abaol4lsly W apel.
cslf is5 o. siskl 10. t-Ssts
fLk4t1 FUNDS AsAlls1,k. q q
ntyg sse.sss y iss... p IL!
npd SAD trust nqlrl Gall tal q
nllhl IA s-oo1u. "A. o-111l
FInsL AND azoQH1 InpgI LQAls.
e. . s.,|s''- 'sai Q /" az
;:|,! = is' x. Z: u
noefax1ks. SIS, Eg "a; iuna
unlimited pay debts. make In
protemenia. combine tFusia. 70
ee9sso5ck.f4Fs ss; i rss' MI pP. aas.
MONTY. ana Tnunx--ws va bu
and trust notes D G.. nearhg va
TiohAf MonTok0p 4 fNvEgI
MINT corr 1919 " =. ava
nv. ma e-tesa.
sDcoNp TRUSTS PURCHASED
Al extremely Lo0 oIlconnil
M " STONE on e-3fft
,r d 6R sEp Ay 44Nl65af ~ hz6Axs
LOWEST RATS --iAflkkD aERv
INVEST. nfDo. Nh. s-es7l
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ALEXANDRIA

Annandals, Va; Brokers n,cl CT. $4,000
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e s' ~ a. ls..s,n.s,; s.ss%
distancs q ehnrchtr. schools and
lhoppinn: excel residential sec
iIonf city wafer, aswtf. widow sell
lnG home. completely fufniahedi
1880, $1,000 down Write bo1
|nKTinHMkNT Plan noTKts-Rs'
1lricl1d clientele, Hotel bennett N
dounfoun 80 AnGuItlns. located
On beautiful halan1at baS. piierl
4 plan tor rsiiFpment living. keonI
with three meals q day. a. low a
sob per month per person, tss
people 70 room. Wrlte HoIEL
hzskSFT:. e. $50, k,nsusiins. PA
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sIoREs goa aEnf

se9o uEORolA AVE-, NV couple
IA. 1.60Sb'
wnEATon--ieres. ar eondillonsd.
1870 hollywood. Nd : nlerfa.
M q. S.SsJ Ss' ., scs % ~ EaI;
bETuKspA--ws have several 81.
heart 81 Bethesda. Al 81 reason.
abln fenta VIII ault almost ans
tsps business. = n. PIT CO.
WISCONSIN, Ayk.s ns,6ss4S mos
i i.::ssS e.. i.s z S;EsSlssss ~
81, isa ssss iSsss y i'Ss Ssa ss's;
"a s .:assl 81 sn s ae ,yiSN'ck'
oUTfrANDlNo sfoRn IN vsrl
any buaine1s, especially caTfy.ont
PaItIng avail Il. 5-Ol06 q ~
BRIGHT, WELL LOOTED stors
suitable for many purpo1es with
ins. ASprcn. 100 g. H.: 80 no,
$3.50 Bladenahure I'd. ne. HARPER
ELEc; sERvicE IA. S-issb, IN
sTORE IN culmole shopplnf cen.
ter, Lee.bufg PIKE, bet baIleyi
S STsy ss.s AZ .s ssysn !, qPIps.s
1915.
100 sc. W, AiR-coEprTIoEEpi
ceE''TER LoNo TERM LkAsk.
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

rOnT yALLKr--New, 3-rm.. rus.
NC cabin; hnepi.: stream, trout
sssshaI HsS i saserxssl{E -ssS7.. nv hggn'iPPE NJ
nlANN0NDALk G. c. with life
time membership: a-bedrm. cot
taee, cleo; 90 mi. d. c. oacri-
Gee, III, e-e4ee.
SAIL Mountain cottage, in N.
Blue nldee Mountains Shenandoah
shsnandesh River. sbeu. 1 houI
from Wash. area TvQ-yr. -olo
cottaes; liv. rm., hrepi,. Kitchen
cite, hedrm., scr, sleeping perch,
msmbsrsSip n Shenandoah coun N.
try Club, Entities you 10 al
club privils., eolf course, pvt. lake
for winning. clubhouse, river
picnic grounds. chldren's piay.
GrQund. archery. finest hshing
and nuntlne. Priced very reas
- M@mLAns
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VACATION PLACES

NEW coTTAQE--Knosty. Ny.
fqoma. Kitchen: 81 aefes. bal
Mountains: SS.e6S, si,1oS down
term. CAN Jefferson s-sses
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washingten's Closest
ocean-Liks Beach,
DRUM POINT BEACH

tPsnInsuI, Of soush.Tp Meryl.nd.
tuxent River and Mn Greek,
natural barber for large and small
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AVIATION

ron GALAXY part for is Cub.
sFift psrts. bill ERNST. Hangar
~, HYDE Held.
AVAIL. JUNE I-Piper Tripacer
PAzx. super Custom 1857, total
Ssssssiia so5d $500 s sssS asS
price win have plane checked,
6-e2S1 after 9 pm, Plane at
Pals Church Air Park.
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oAKToN-FAIRPAx COUNTY
acre farmette. Term. mod. countrs
home. hot-water heat, flrepl., rec
rIn. beautiful view about 8 yrs
old: priced right. S17.bO0. Also,
several other beautiful homes. For
apt, phone DU. b-722O or DU
5-6433, WHITESRLL REAL rs.
IAIE. mr.. Oakton School. Hwy. 1913
Lbs ACRES. high state Of culti-
vation; stream. new fences; excel
lent set Of huildinas; worth the en-.
tsre asking price Of S2S. 900.
2--42l acres, 265 open, all IN
grass; beautiful Groom modern
home, new Groom tenant house
large barn and tramp shed 77xS5
2 sllos. new 3-unit milking parlor
Truly Q dairyman's dream. Price
$4,000. with large trust ct 4ises,
3-40-acre horse farm, near War.
renton: z box stalls: good Groom
home. Ia baths.
IS others TO choose from, priced
from $500 up. NORMAN &
DoDD. Broker calverton. Va
Phone Sterling s-57S3 (warrentoT
AAGAlsYs
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HAULING
OUR NEW
MARINE TRAvELIFT
Makes this possible. No
waiting, Carpentry, painting,
mechanic. Complete services

WEST RIVER MARINA
oalesville, Nd. University 7.20sc
Used Boats and Motors
FULLY GUARANTEED AND Al
ALL-T1ME-LOW PRICES.
1857 Trojan 6kibee with $50 h.p.
il actual hours; q real dream boat
and can be stolen for 1915.
1857 Trojan Bimini with John.
TONER: vas $3.50. now $3.50.
1857 custom speed boat. WITH
40 h.ps. the water ski special;
1885 WhirIvind de Luxe
1855 left, Bay skin: . real
sRANb-kEW 1857 MOTORS
Ie-h.p. Eyfnrude, 1O-h.p. John
son. many nne reeond. motors in
al sizes. Easy terms. immed. de-
PATUxENT MARINE
1909 Annapolis I'd. Bladsnsburg,
Nd. eat Peace Cross" on your way
TO the Bay. Open daily. 80; sat,
o-O, WA. 7-426O. Parking galore.
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AgFe Lo.ss CO, ED. =, ~, Es vi; e I.
hs ls.,eoe'h ssA sha {
AonfuA0k LOANS = q. 600
sib6 Oo6---ufeaP louI ashls, Owe
s ss'ii Ssl| az az tsr,l e'ss' sSsfi.
oF.tp. n. !. L 9. ..,; = c'9 pksIs
k ~ W.. wies oi w. s.slsHss.
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WANT ELBOW ROOM?
"a Acre Waterfront Home
IN CALVERT COUNTY
ON CHESAPEAKE BAY

LIST door: Living room
with fireplace, dining room
and enclosed dining porch,
kitchen with breakfast nook.
bedroom Ind full bath with
tub. and very large glass
enclosed porch overlooking
End floor: 2 bedrooms. full
bath with shower, lots OF
closets and storage space,
Basement; OF heating
workshop, l bedroom and
full bath.
Entire house "a substan-
tally furnished and ready
for immediate occupancy.
Priced to sell quickly, only
$4,000, terms worked out
to suit purchaser.
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LONG BEACH
ONLY $500 DOWN

Three-bedroom waterfront
COTTAGE on 70xl35 lot; Iiv-
ing room and dining room
paneled with hand-rubbed
chestnut, fireplace; kitchen;
partially furnished; large
expansihie or storage space
on end level. Needs soms
work, but an excellent buy
ct $4,000; only $1,000 dn.,
SIS monthly.
eevera. other excellent
buys ready for immediate
occupancy, or choice lots
upon which 70 erect . home
Of your own desigp. Finane-
ing arranged on al property.
To inspect: Drive 2 miles
south Of Prince Frederick on
Solomons Island rd.. turn
left at st. Leonsrd and fol-
low Long Beach signs to
once on Cheaapeake hay.
M. Z. ROCKHILL, INC,
Phone: Prince Frederick 308-J
Mail. ct. Leonard, Nd.
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MONEY WANTED

$4,000 CASE on CREDIT. win
return % P:T T, cent ~, sSr a n'r ss gs6
secured wen on iste-model ealk,
Mr.. CHARLES, Pa e-27o1.
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nKTHANY ngAcM. DKL.--Luxuri.
go. Has iss' y ocean Fis.. Nv. rm M
ss 'a s ! Ssih. ~ md to Ger ;ius
rms Euest I'm, With bath and
maids I'm. and bath On terrace
level, Owner overseas has au-
thorl1ed price. less than pre-
duction cost Erea., IN e-oeio.
+ ". oRAvATrR, hsaltor. Ma,
OCEAN ofTY, Mp.--Nev spts.l
s.s.ss SSs' e.. bssssSS 1 u. Sst .ssos
SOUTH BETHANY MACH. Della
ware: for sals-Loyely. S-bedfm.
contemporary rambler beautifully
furnished; excellent viey Of ocean
from picture vindes; yIs. cd;
sss ;sES Hi cr sis.s scslAN sss l
I Ct: if... sli SEES 81 ssi's s.oss ssi'
WATERFRONT PRoI. SALE
BUNGALOWS bsdrms.. ilvins rm.,
kit.s bath, screened porch, knqtty
pine thronnhout, overioQking sew.
Es f sSss. Ss is.sS s ssisas AlIe'I
rP ps, 5 ovEkESokIs1 Ene ed bSz
rambler; fuIly furnisked With 3
bedrms,l 3-eolored tile baths. Nv
rm. DIN. rm- ~. uth. IN,
gl.ssed-in screened perch. beach
ss Ss oI Lsn eSsDss. -, ~ Is sesn
81. s nj. 20 KENTMoRR, Ash foi
s M Morris Or 'h'n' Mission .
COMMITTING on RETKREHlENT-
rooms, AMI, porch, Wlnteft1edi
good lot. fruit; yours for the mort
gage, needs some repair 70 fences
Grab Il. Box COX, star.
WATERFRONT LOT. wooded. ever.
looking sheltered hArboI, g Drum
Point Reach. Nd; $4,000. IL.
3-4132. Call before > pm. week
days.
TOWER GARDENS : outstandins
subdivision on the CneonpeAke
Bay offers lge. lots with excel.
beaches. For coynpl Information
stop 10 our Silver spring once q
s717 ca. ave. or phone ~. s-7STa
after IL noon.
BEAUTIFUL CHEeAPEAKE BAY
LOTS on Kent Island. I hr.i
drive from wash on new expresl
hlghway-Lots from $3.50 VIII
EA lTS rs s SSggEcs Is s7Ss "a !
ave- ssI Me. Phone after Il
81 MI. TO WOODLAND BRACH
@GTwo fufn; mod; eottnses; q
s.s6si.
COLORRD = ARUNDEL-0N-TnE.
bldg. sites, $3.50 up. KAY RIAL
TY CO., RA. $4,000.
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Desk SPACE


oxoN HILL, Nd. = UNIQUE an,
sffrse ,a-Sr mo1 hse IN ksrn
COTTAGE; $4,000. cH. s-7ld0.
IDEAL RESI- HOME or childfen'l
ssmp; 80, Sog acres ., a. snd Of sat.
h raj eule. s,h sesn hs,,, Coco o,biesa
excel. efazine. s35, 900, GOOD terms
oWNiR. Wo. 6-702S.
$50 On. $50 NO. buys for $3.50;
y acre, 4 big rms, 2 porehes: 80
nj. south p. c. L. L. SELF, Aren't
ll5-ACRE FARM, near Warrenton,
Va.-hodern rambler. garage. con-
crete sllo.. 2 barns, graineTy, equip
ment shed, 2 eorrals. paddock. 9
acre AXE. z streams. acres tim
ings In excellent condition; com
pletely fenced and cross fenced;
water In ali fields. BY OWNER
NO AGENTS. SlS.5oo. wsrrentor
12-R0OM HOUSE NJ. Front Royal
tom land; q mi. on Shenandoah
ale,abO. to settle estate. Mr.
OLSON. Agt.. WO. 0-3437.
"a ACRES. 4 acres cleared. 4-roon
house. IL miles past Leesbufg, Va
Gail u. 2-7196.
HAMILTON z MILES -7 acres
grass. nicely fenced: white board
Groom house; lovely barn and
bldes.; . good buy, $4,000. terms
S Sns. a.,' acres .l brook o,! SEcon
good week-ender; $500. / acre,
Groom house. brook; 81, $50. 600
acre stock farm stone home
e. B. woLroRD. REAL ESTATE
Phone OF. 6-21e1. Hamilton, We
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

0x0N HILL. MD.-Uniaue SIN est
on APPROX. D acres; secluded, al.
trae.. 3-bedrm. mod, house; sm.
2ernsso cottage; s2i,500. On.
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50 AND nvmo NK.-o,soo-ss' !.
psglln1' dtlss-Is iFnsk desr. M.
lsdaslrlil'- Rx' aI.lo5o' -
sos r. I. AVE. NE.
AppEnx. 900 a. g. divided
ihsPsi ed.gua!l ,nsIllb1i "a,
800 invsslmsnl nldE Nh 1910
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VIZ HAVI

Clients for dairy and grazing farm
In virginia: also for s 20-acre vir.
ginia farmettes within 40 mi. b. c
Barry roMPoNIo REALTY, INC.
|2222 Wilson blvd, Arl., Va, IA. q
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WAREHOUSES FoR RENT


KENsTN0TON, MD.--4,0OO "a. II
with once 20x2O, two 13-ft. over.
head doors for truck access; idea
ior contractor or storage company
WE take one-year lease. or longer
II desired; S37b . mo.
2,45O 50. It. with one left
overhead door; two-year lease;
$l76 mo. For Information can 10
BETHEsDA-5,00 600 "a. IT,, Sones
INDUSTRIAL; once space available
parking Reasonable rent. Z. n
FRY CO.. OIL. 6-73S3.
UNDER THE NEW zoNuNo
- REGULATION
This building is classified a. CO
Approx. 5000 50. IT,, Q mrs. may b
rented separately; fireproof, D
phase for wire electrical system
suitable for any End commereia
business, parking avail. Approx. 7OI
50. II. CAL ma, S-2O70 or OIL
4s21l3, ask for Mr.. KEPPEL fol
al particulars.
Get in nov under the new regu.
lation before an the good buildingl
are used up.
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MoToReYCLEs

HARLEY 40 Model "a. civ,
$40. call n. a-SUs3.
iiARlEY-DAvIDson 1919: Sood
MOTOR BIKE, All STATE MoPed;
800 mileage. 100 miles per gallon.
Price, 9l1U. IA. b-6002.
MOTOR scoOTER, de luxe Italian
Lambretta. .-paaaenner, nnest eco-
nomic tramp. IN. 2-7e66.
SEARS Ll0nTWE1GHT MOTOR
CYCLE VI. old. Peri, eond, !.
$3.50. Can CT. o-l012.
az LAMBRKTTA $50 &c; less than
1, 2,0Ou miles, extrns. e2pb. WA. -
1928 after . pm.
BARLEY CLUB FORMING IN AlgI.
Information cail k1, $3.50.
'bs CUsHMAN KA0LE, ali acess.i
Ssyolt eattery excel. eond. saes
ec.. englne; $3.50. oV. 1922.
MIRACLE FROM Milan; vorld-
famous Italian motor scooter; for
work, school. play. 90 TIE LAM.
lBRErTA WAY. As low as 1873. 30.
-. ALLIED MOTORS :.
TRIUMPH $50, TITO
Low mileage; excel eond. ----&9Qf
Triumph zee ct ----------$esR
ALLIED MOTORS
400 9th st. NV. co. b-l4ed
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HILLIOP FARM
S', .ssS s:sa' Pnis. sIsE sss ss s.'s
Call Owner, JULIAN r. KELLY
Warrenton b20-J.
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UPPER MONTGOMERY
COUNTY

Attractive country farm
house completely modern
ized; LIST floor, living room.
dining room, kitchen. y
bath; End fioor, 3 bedrooms,
tiled bath; oil heat. Lo-
Acc, Is miles downtown
Washlneton. Asking price,
$4,000 (termsl,
crop land. "a acres alfalfa,
30 acres permanent pasture,
remaining In hay; 2 streams,
Rank barn, usual houses, old
slave quarters. Main house,
IA rooms, 2 baths; central
heat; GOOD location; % miles
downtown ID. G. Can be seen
~ appointment only; excel
s2s ACRES
Farm estate; Early Ameri-
can 10th century brick
Of Sugar Loaf Mountains,
with streams. meadows and
20. Home has s bedrms.,
random-width loorl, hre-
places, bath and oil heat.
All necessary buildings for
farming operations includ-
Ing tenant house, barns.
machinery shed. smokehouse
and good fencing. Property
sn9Hn hy appointment. Price
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sBAR0AiNs'i

9 rms.. mod, a-ear gar. $4,000
b-Fm. MOD. brick, bsmt. sfb.0S0
? rms. mod. ~ baths Vienna q I !
JAMES +. BARNEY. Agent
Vienna. Va. DU. $500
lRe
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

Mt. VERNON AvE.-i4.ioo q. q.
IDEAL for any type driye-ln busl-
ness or once bids. Reasonably
priced. Lisersl t.sH'' uger,,iy Z
HIMELEARB. uN. s-bbof: eyes,
I 800 so. ri. Of commercial In
Cos INC. ~. e-ee00i eyes, ~
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AUToMorIVE MISE.
TRAILERs

DUAL-RANGE hydramatie trans-
mission; also e-cylinder. 1854 Pom
tiac engine. he. 4-o2o1.
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$3.50 DOWN

Almost new s-bedrm, brick ran.
eler IN Poplar helghls, Falls
sna iafro picture windows. finine
vashine machine. foIdlns sialrvay
% attic. Priced 81 sib,b00, with
l |. ere finaneins. owNKR, jk'
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.HARMER

Lsafy view over pans churgh CITY
somiofiS6Is 6sdfeoms ana dsn' a.
taIg TO- 6oIk- IN kiichen. fall dlnlnl
room and . living room with AZ
thf 1pace yQu need. Patio and {
wdndsriql view can Be yours fol
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"a :..l Ssl::. az e PC &
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went to the Office assigned him
in the Newport Naval Base Adj
ministration Building. across
the harbor from his vacation
residence on Fort Adams.
He hoped to get in some golf
later in the day If the weather
cleared up, but the forecast was
not for clearing until tomorrow.
The President is making
tentative plans to see the start
of the Americas Cup races off
Newport Saturday.
He told the crew of the Co.
lumbia, the American l2-meter
sloop defending the cup against
the British challenger Sceptre.
that he is thinking about seeing
the start of the first race in the
series from a destroyer.
Crossing Newport Harbor
aboard his 92-foot motor yacht.
the Barbara Anne, the Presi-
dent stopped alongside the CO.
lumbia late yeserday to wish
the crew good luck.
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Gus competition for the sake
Of peace and for the sake OF
service with one another"
The General Assembly was in
recess today while the Steering
Committee acted on the pro-
posed agenda.
The Assembly will open Its
general policy debate Thursday
with Secretary Of State Dulles
speaking in the morning and
Russia's Foreign Minister An
drei Gromyko in the afternoon.
Mr.. Gromyko put in a formal
proposal shortly before yester-
days Assembly opening calling
on the U. N. to act at once to
end nuclear weapons tests. He
charged the United States with
laying down impossible condi-
tons to previous Soviet pro-
posals to end nuclear tests.
The United States countereo
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The President and / dis
cussed matters pending before
the courts in the school deSeg-
regation cases and related
matters.
advised the President that
the Department of Justice had
received reports both from
Arkansas and Virginia concern
ing efforts on the part OF par
entS and children to prevail up
on the responsible State OFF,
Gals to open the public schools.
Such efforts indicate that the
important human factors OF
good judgment and civic re-
sponsibility. to which the PreSi-
dent has rferred on several oc-
casions in the past. are begin
ming to play a much more inn
portant role.
Nothing has contributed more
to the strength Of our Nation
than our public educational
system. 1t seems uncomfortable
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that a State or community
would rather close its public
schools than comply with the
decisions Of the Supreme Court
of the United States.
The reports received from the
communities involved indicate
that the serious impact Of what
it means to have the public
schools closed is beginning to
be keenly felt and its slgnifi-
canoe more fully appreciated.
While primary responsibility
for solving these problems rests
with the States and localities,
the Department of Justice, OF
course, is following develop
ments in all these areas very
closely.
However. as the situations in
Virginia and Arkansas are de-
veloping further, the depart
ment is withholding making a
decision as to any appropriate
legal moves at this time.
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was unloaded in 20 minutes
Apparently loaded amphibious
vehicles were driven off the
ships. This was in sharp con-
trast to supply missions last
week which failed to get ashore
more than a fraction Of their
load in 40 minutes under she'll
fire.
Nearby Little Quemoy also
received supplies from another
parachute drop without Red
fighter interference. The island
gets some supplies by boat at
night from Quemoy, 2 miles
away, and wounded are evac-
uated the same way.
On Formosa opposition con-
/ tinued to the United States
Communist Chinese talks in
Warsaw in which a settlement
of Formosa Strait tension is
being sought.
The Foreign Affairs and Ma
tional Defense Committees OF
the Control Yuan, the highest
Nationalist supervisory body
came out with a resolution OPP
posing the talks.
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u. N.

Continued From First Page
for Mr.. Mahgoub-would cost
Mr.. Malik the election.
Mr.. Malik is the Foreign Min
lister in the outgoing Lebanese
government of President Ca
mile Glamour. There is no
U. N. rule which would force
Mr.. Malik to resign as the U. N
president should he be replaced
in the Lebanese government.
In a brief speech of accept
ance, Mr.. Malik praised the
"sportsmanlike opposition that
has occurred between me and
one of my best friends"
1T is a good thing" he de-
clared. that we in the Middle
East are beginning to feel the
burden of responsibility to the
extent that we welcome vigor-
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Eisenhower Hopeful
For School Reopeninq

good judgment" Of the people
in the States concerned will
lead to compliance with court
orders for school indignation,
the Attorney General said he
believes the alternatives are be-
coming clear now to the people
Of Virginia and Little Rock.
"At the moment" he added,
1.-The alternatives are closed
schools or compliance with the
orders Of the court"
Meanwhile, a hint by Gov.
Faubus of Arkansas that he
would like to talk over Little
Rocks school problems with the
President got cold shoulder
treatment.
Gov. Faubus came to the
Presidents Newport vacation
headquarters last year for a
conference that was hailed at
the time as constructive and
cooperative" Later, the Pres
ident accused the Governor Of
encouraging mob violence that
compelled him to send troops
to Little Rock.
White House Press Secretary
James C. Hagerty was asked
the Presidents reaction to a
statement by Gov, Faubus yes
terday that he would be re-
ceptive to another meeting with
Mr.. Eisenhower.
He has no reaction" Mr.
Hagerty replied.
Asked If he expected an in
vitation for such a meeting to
be extended to the Arkansas
Governor. Mr.. Hagerty said
II don't know Of any"
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Minister Is Cleared
OF Perjury Charge

District Judge Henry A.
Schweinhaut yesterday dis
missed perjury charges against
a minister who had been charged
with lying in testimony on July
/ in the Domestic Relations
Branch of Municipal Court.
Earl F. Mathis, 81, of the 1900
block of E street NE. had been
indicted on the perjury charge
by a District grand jury. He
was accused of making a false
statement about when he had
lived with his wife. Mr.. Mathis
is a minister of Hilltop zior
Baptist Church.
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By a star star writer

NEWPORT. r. l.. Sept. IT,
President Eisenhower today ac-
cepted with great personal re-
greet" the resignation of Walter
Williams as Underseeretary Of
Commerce, effective Novem-
Der /.
The President also announced
plans to be host at a White
House stag luncheon next Tues
day for the foreign ministers
of 20 Latin American republics
who will be meeting in Wash
ington with Secretary of State
Dulles.
Press Secretary James c.
Hagerty said no decision has
been made yet on whether Mr.,
Eisenhower will wind up his
Newport vacation before Tues
day, or whether he will return
here after brief trip to Wash
Iington.
With cool and rainy weather
keeping him off the golf course
this morning, the President did
what Mr.. Hagerty called some
routine work in his vacation
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were brought up in an effort
to blast the concrete under
ground emplacements. Most OF
the Nationalist gun positions
have withstood the Red fire SC
far. AS usual, the Nationalist
did not say how many rounds
they fired in reply.
The cargo landing followed a
similar successful supply mis-
sion by one LIST yesterday. II
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Reds Bulk ReYnuud

DUNKERQUE, France, Sept.
II (AP) Communist demon
strators last night prevented
war-Premier Paul Reynaud
from delivering a campaign
speech in favor of the new
constitution proposed by Gen.
Charles de Gaulle. They
created such an uproar that
police had to empty the hall.
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by accusing Russia Of apparent
bad faith and Of trying to nego-
tiate by propaganda" at a time
when the Soviet has agreed to
talks outside the U. N. on halt
ing tests.