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ing the supply OF consumer
goods for the Soviet popula-
ton, these authorities said. Yet
the assumption here Is that
this Is only one Of his objec-
tives and that a new Soviet Of
fensive to wreck the whole
Western trade control system
must now be expected,
This threatens TO raise an
issue which almost invariably
causes some dissension among
the Western allies. Britain
particularly is anxious for
maximum trade opportunities
with Russia and the United
States is seeking TO maintain
the barriers on East-West COM
merce at the highest possible
levels Of security.
Divide the West
Mr.. Khrushchev, in the light
,of this history, may use what
ever orders he intends TO place
in the consumer goods field as
instruments for dividing the
West.
His prospects for progress
would be better. however. In
the view Of State Department
officials. II his policies on two
other issues-a summit confer
ence and RELATIONS with Yugo-
slsvia-were changed.
These officials feel that the
Soviet attitude on these ques-
tions is now so tough and hos
tile that 1t contradicts Mr..
Khruschev's arguments for
mutually advantageous" trade.
This attitude is associated in
the studies of officials here with
a meeting in Moscow this week
of the Central Committee of
the Soviet Communist Party.
On May Z Mr.. Khrushchev gave
the committee a report on a
seven-year plan for stepping
up consumer products of the
chemical industry-such things
as plastic fibers. The Russians
had previously come up with
projects for increasing the out
put of children's clothing, houS-
ing and furniture. They have
yet to disclose the rest Of their
economic plan, including their
goals for expansion Of heavy
industry and ornaments.
Motives Not Clear
Mr.. Khrushchev is reported
to have told the Central Com
snittee that the Soviet govern
nnent was willing to use West
.ern scientists. engineers and
-skilled workers in stimulating
production of plastics and syn
.s~thetic fibers and that it wanted
to order equipment for this
purpose from the United
states. Britain and West Ger
many
But this information be-
Evening star., 1958-05-11
!, Diplomats HuntMotive
lin Soviet Trade Bid
ny JOHN NJ. HIGHTOWER
Aaaoelaled PTsal star MritsI

Nkta Khrushchev will be able 10 buy much
machinery the West 10 boost Rssas goods out
put n he really wants II, diplomatic ofncals say.
But he seeking TO break down Western barriers against
the sale Of machines Of military Importance he for hsh
Mr. Khruhchev very likely quite serious about
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cQLORED - CLEARED ACRES
S Ssa s sSC v: south d 3, z foc JsSRS.
Adioining ~ acres, $40 mo, uni.
COLORED-l .25 ACRES. old house
z mi, from Edwards Ferry &c. and
Q. Canal towards roolesville,
cash. $50 mo. Pc. 3-2l61.
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FARMS
Historic Tidewater
Southern MARYLAND

We have several large waterfront
siantaticas. sumner hcmes: farms
%ssy sSS'i N e dSsMssE
distance 81 Washineton. b. 81,
which viii MI your. requirements.
Inspection BY appointment. CAL
VERT REALTY AGENCY, Prince
sEederiek, MARYLAND. Phone los.
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MONEY TO LOAN

RAISE Cash. reduce monthly pay.
financing your home: no advance
fees. Licensed consultant. NO.
5-5657 or teves.l ia. $3.50.
AUTO LOANS-Cars or trucks: IN
Is minutes whether it's paid for
or not. HERsoN's. 9Th and o
NV. DE 2-4700.
MORTGAGE LOANS. So, O0O.S5O,-
0OO-Group your debts, lower your
payments refinance your property
and improvements; quick, honest,
courteous service on real estate,
farms. etc. Only In the State OF
MARYLAND Gail Mr.. ROBERTS.
Baltic, Nd. day or night; Suns.
and holidays At Saratoga 7-4O47.
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DAIRY FARM

80 Miles Washington, D. @.
lSs acres rich pasture land: new
check now averases 81. 200 mo barn
score 9S.2; modern BUNGALOW. g
rms. and bath. furnace heat. Fur
Their Information upon request.
Near new airport. Chantilly. Va
FARM SPECIALIST
lSIGLER q CO., ST. 3-7282
Eves ia o.nar1
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FARMS

b ~ a. g rms. bath;
door for eggs and garden produce
$4,000. terms. Q to ! weekdsys.
AILCHdESoN REAL ESTATE. WE.
9-9249.
HANCOCK, MD.-196 acres on
hard road; 100 acres under culti-
vation. AZ acres fenced and
and bank barn. other good farm
s 1855 81 81. 7S.yss924w' OWNER price
HOWARD low. &C COUNTY SIG, 500. 2
Colonial. full bsmt., h.-w.h., ap-
prox. 800 II. road frontage. You
could sell on !, 2 or 3 home sites
snd stu have privacy and . good
n 1SI LAID B. SCOTT, Realtor,
HOWARD COUNTY, Q acres, part
clear. part wooded. stream, mod
srn rambler; All rooms are large,
n;-W;n. Ideal for retired couple, OF
sTies $500 @sks HG Ss s Sea- ksT N3s
LAIRD B. SCOTT. ReSitor. III.
g.042O. ewes. and sun. ~. s.
VIRGINIA FRUIT FARM, i45 acres
incl goa. apple orchard; fully
souipped;. 14-rm. house. Excellent
local trade, close to city markets.
Another 35-a. fruit for lease.
cheap. Selling due to health. age.
Prompt buyer gets coming crop.
Write RAINBOW ORCHARDS.
Ttdewater. Va. 9s
S0.ACRE FARM. s-room house;
S ssS00,.- well; close to
phone; excellent hunting and fish-
ING IN WISCONSIN. Write to VIM,
E.rLxiIssSSaM AN, usc&os' Jessups'
RIVER EsTATE-Lge. brick RAM
pier IL acres, Nd. shore opposite
Ne NJ s SfEnSn' Brokers protected
FARM FOR RENT on State road
includes old house. electricity. mod
path. Cash or shares. Preferabl,
LOT persons with some outside in.
come; high stats Of cultivation; AZ
Acc. Persons must have stab,
BACKGROUND. Address replies Il
Box l94-D. Star.
THIS IS THE TIME TO BTJY
REALToR. UN. 4-s7s3.
FREE HOUSE Rents rs Minis. from
acc in Md. on paved road. &c
acres OF ground, orchardl harm
sive free service. wonderful Oh.
uortunity to cut cost Of iiving
Must be employed, with good ref.
erences. Write to 5000 2Rth st
NV. eiying BACKGROUND.
1ss ACRES. only II miles from
farm. nice .6-rm. tenant house
With electricitys 3 tobacco barns
rontage on 2 roads. s33, 600
"a: s-3s56 CARL ALBERT HEi.
COMMUTERS and airport person
neiElO acres with lge. 4-bedrm.
bath up; liv. rnl, din. rrn.. kit,
util; fireplace. y bath down: 81
modern mo , sony;, very nice. ,PrepeEtC;
mile ' west 81 PROPOSED pc CHAN.
tillv Airport. r. D. BRIDGES
Phone Arcola- Fairyiew 7-5isO.
ae ACRES. 10 rms. and bath, sole
excel. buy. SEQ. 700. substsnt fti
e iEis dS 1Ep; lsFE ZEAL fnf fsr f%THIl
Rte. 2l1: ,Qainsville. Va, Hay
60 ACREs-1,50O IT. road front
home. pond, close 70 new airport
Sl7.ob0, WADE REALTY CO.
OR. $4,000.
BEAUTIFUL mountain-top prop.
streams, magnificent views Eau.
quier Co, Va, about so mi. tC
Wash. These tracts range from
&c a. to several hundred acres
good investment. viii finance
Contact OWNER. phone Upper.
VILE 100. %
DAIRY FARM, 1873 acres. new barn
new machine shed. dry COW barn
. silos, mod. house 81 miles
washington. Chantilly Airport :
mi. OWNER. SIP. 7-3376.
$50 DOWN, $50 per month, buys
"a acres eut-over land on State
road; az miles Of WaShington,
EXCELLENT value At So. $50. BROOKE
S344 or oordonsville IL. 2-2092,
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Historic Tidewater
Southern MARYLAND

1. Near Shady side - -roon
artesian well: fenced lot, iOOxiOO
GOOD view OF water: water rights Il
west River; community beach
priyileges; pier for tying boats
So; 500; immediate possession.
2. peale - ga acres. 500 foo
waterfront on Chesapeake Bay
modern Groom frame home;
Inedrooms, ~ baths, large screene.
outbuildines, suest house.: artesiai
well: immediate possession: 25 mile
3. Historic Lothian -76 acres
l2-room Colonial home; 2h baths
tenant house, barns. stable, out
buildings; on ? paved roads: i'm
mediate possession; 90 miles d. c
Z. l4O acres = Modern 6-roon
Colonial home; guest cottage. ten.
ant house, : tobacco barns. various
ment' ll.acre wheat allotment
scaped; on both sides OF pave,
road. in first-class condition; II
miles Annapolis, 90 miles D. c.
B. Owensville - lie acres i'm
proved by Groom Colonial home
barn, stable, outbuildings; neal
west River, on paved road. i'm,
mediate possession: 7-acre Tobacco,
ailntmsnt; % miles d. G.; $50, 900
Call Mrs. williams, Universit,
l7-4fs1 CALVERT REALTY AGEN
CY. Prince Frederick. Md.
1855. acres well located. in cul
tivated grasses. Stream. old build
ings, electricity, facing imp. I'd. nj
n.y.. -S1S,5O0. terms.
40 acres on paved road. stream
Groom DWELLING. mr., town, S14,
Mr.. 2 q. city water and sewerage
N Z. bath. $4,000, terms
as q. omen land, stream. q r
dwelling. barn, silo, sheds, $4,000
Several lerge stock farms. ex
and good terms. Lots.
B. F. Perrow, Broker
=
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FOR GOODNESS sAKEl
DON'T WAIT
Until the last minute. to enjoy
lyear-round living and summer fur
around the Chesapeake Bay area
ONLY 81, 450
For this home on Ice. corner lot
with beautiful view Of water; liv.
Ing room with fireplace, Kitchen
2 bedrooms. bath, oil heat. larel
s,S,I;;I h..I porch cThere's . pos
RELAX
On the water-Just what you'v.
been waiting for; living room
kitchen. . bedrooms, bath. utility
room. screened porch: Elsss-incl
A REAL BUY
Modern, masonry home, lovely Iiv.
ing room with. fireplace, lge. well.
equipped kitchen, 3 bedrooms
porches. oil heat. laundry tubs
Lge.. corner lot. Ideal water priv
All for only S12.450l
LARGE LOT ON WATER
Owner must sell Ideal for Boat
SEE OUR OTHER HOMES
OFFICE OPEN EVERY DAY
DEALE ND. UN. 1857
MAX C. SCHWARTZ
.., REALEoR -
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NEW
'STROUT
SPRING
|CATALOG

JUST QUIT Mailed FREE Farms,
homes. businesses: coast to coast,
~ states, over 3.10O properties
described, bargains galore, many
pictures; livestock, equip, crops,
Iurnishings often included: many
with iey down payments. easy
terms, oA years service. WORLDS
s EAAEEo965TT hF sUY end s sSE thEcush
yeTd Bids. Washington. sterlinS
250-Acre Farm
Sacrificed
Productive soil. possibilities for
beauty with mt. view; only ar
to city advantages, colleges; 5.rm'
dwelling: elee., fireplace. sprinI
5Ox00. granary. chicken house, etc;
stteam, springs: about 125 q. till.
able, bal, pasture and woods. In.
capacitatton forces sale; $40, 200
part down: Jessie W. Anderson
lsTROUT REALTY. SWoope, Va
,snear Staunton. Val. Bargain
AND COUNTRY HOMES
LARGE. comfortable family HON,
on an acre or more, In good neigh.
norho0d. Good setting and closI
70 schools. $4,000 with easl
Brick. Fun basement, dininr
s room a.. stairs rs. va near Acc. OF
az ACRES with small 5-roon
house, close In, at S240 per acre
100 ACRES, Groom house. barr
Ssoo 90 PER piSi Acre Fsrn: ar. hsr,
to nnd in Montgomery. Here i
CARL FISHER al Pooiesyille
Diamond 9-2S3I, with ROMFR 4
Co, Realtors.
w. VA.-2OO ACRES
Close town, good 6-rm. house ant
barn; 5000 capacity turkey housl
equipped: some bottom land: clos
hwy: thousands Of small Salabll
naples; price $6,96O; " down.
w. VA.-25O ACRES
200 acres bottom. 6-rm. house
lge. barn and outbuildinss. Al
c sss farm On 81 Sspck from G W,0
chester on Rte. so. Price S13. sG
with 5000 down.
We probably have one not ad.
vertised which would suit you.
EUGENE p. NIXON
RE. 7-s112 Ewes. LA. 6-594S
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WATERFRoMT pRop. SALE, WATERFRONT pRop. SALE

SNUG a.RoOlI, ysaT-round home,
A.acre Iot, 9 blocks from bay Ct
Hetterton. Nd. .05 mi, from d. G.
z p p'oorches gSod well; hsms; J;
LANCER eos Elmifa e.. s.w,.
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FARMS
fcONIlNuEDi

ga ACRES with / 4-bedrm. house
and ! 3-bedrm, house located on
state I'd. near Marshall. va. only
4e-mi, from Arlington; both houses
presently occupied By desirable
tenants, Only SlB,45O. A. u.
MULLIcAE. JE. s-7745.
BEEF CATTLE FARM-23S rolling
acres Of fenced farm and pasture
nified rambling 2-story house, ia
rms. bath, elec.; ] wing over goo
yrs. old; fne lawn, flowers and kit.
gardens; 2 barns II new cindeF
hlock), 4 henhouses, other OUT
bldgs.: 1-rm. hired mans house;
so head Black Angus cattle and
machinery sep, deal. Located be-
tween Warrenton and Frederick
burg; $39,50O, with reas. terms.
CAL Mr.. punnIng, LYNCH BROS,
INC, .Spring1eld, Va, FL. $4,000.
Closed Suns.
TOBACCO FARM, with
allotment; long fronteaee on hard.
surf. I'd. 81 mi, d. c.. over GOOD
hwy; cleo, water. HE. 4-3500:
ewes. HA. 2-S291. w. W. LEWIS,
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HE FL S aEi.S . s, .Sia DaI SSIls
Ties i.ooo So, u. 1000 81. ~.
5000 60. IT., 5000 "a. H.. y, Y.
BLANCHARD, Realtors ~. s-3s6s.
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lcoNTlNuEp)
CHOICE WAREHOUSES

Is, 200 sa. IT. One-story drlye-ir
VIM attractive once Just % 50
20. 800 50, It. on two floors. Neal
Dupont Circle. Desirable for ware
loading dock. Just on kenilvortf
ave. truck route.
$4,000 So. It. One moor opera.
ton with loading dock. Just OF
5~l5, 900 sc. It. Prestige one-stor,
with beautiful aforementioned Of.
iices, loading bays, parking. R.R
siding. Choicest ne. location.
WEINBURG & BUSH, INC
1875 H st. NV. MA. $500
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uMs ,SieCI N1tcr. AE. 4-3oUO.
ewes. IA. 2-S291. w. w. LEWIS.
SO acres on 1T. rs in VILLAGE,
1-rm; house with cleo, and water
n nssny .nn several era. gocd outbidss.,
9.rm. dwelling in excellent con-
dition. suitable for 2 apts. u acre
lot, bath and h.-w. heat. Near M,
Airy In Howard County within easy
range Of the new 0overnn1eflt
buildings near 0aithersburg. $40.
15O; II. BunDETTE b SON,
sectors; Mt. Airy. Nd. Phi. I23.
165-ACRE DAIRY and cattle farm
water, pyd. I'd; Good barn. house
ana buildings. $4,000.
ih,22y.eere ievel farm. many good
e ~ S1n noo ana house. excellent buy
100-acre level farm, GOOD road
, ,o sets buildings, water. $4,000,
PHONE Mt. AIRY 23i
JOHN J. PRICE. Reaitor.
10 YEARS BUYING 3. C. HOMES
FOR A SQUARE DEAF. cAiI
RALPH b. COIN. TU 2.asdt
S SSS AGR rs. 4, Splendid set ?
age.
so. ACRES, Mr.. Damascus. ,
eompl. set Of bldgs., priced to sell
I41 ACRES. bldgs. I'm fair eond
LhsovV u. road frontage mr.. Clarks.
I'll, die ACRES, 2-story frame house
i ncrs frontage Oh new $40. $3.50 pei
~ FRED B. cusHMAN
436 N. Frederick Ave. GaitSe,sha,'T,ii
Ewes Mr.. Price, GaithersburE So;;
PROTECT YOUR FAMILY - Hav,
peace OF mind. Why pay Moi
taxes and live in fear Of mu0eers.
Sisan; modern. orderly churches
schools, recreation. A nice pisce 4,
raise your family. 100 acres one
5alL GEAR, 7-rm. house, electricity
large barns. long frontage 81
gpavea road. springfield stream: RooI
eSrI third p esss slo'bOO. Terms
.SS ACRES. ROLLING woon
LAND-Spring-f stream. .rm
ano, bath house. stove and refer
ready to move in. Close TO river
Pr,ce $4,000, Terms, 1000 dn.
ALL BRICK GRIM. HoUsE-1u
bath with sep. 2Ox34 Store nov
nseq Is . going bicycle business
Both have separate hest and ar.
cond. Excel. location for dres,
shop. beauty .parlor. any business
owners health compeis immed
sale: Price. S1S.90O. Terms
Plata. MD. WEST 4-s432.
3 ACRES, Groom. IIs-bath home;
stream: near ACC: $4,000.
10 ACRES. 9 rooms and hath
near Damascus: S1S.95O.
"a ACRES. 6 rooms, 2 baths,
i s. road frontage on colesvilis
100 ACRES. z large rooms, :
baths: good location; $4,000.
| 800 per acre: 2 large stool
farms Just over county line.
MANY. OTHERS, ROMER a CO.
0aithersburg 200. ~
lNRY a ArFlTWW
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le5-AcRE DAIRY and cattle farm
and buildings. $50. 900. ~ 'ou's
i3g-aere level farm. many good
at S1n. 000.
lo0-acre level farm, good road
s ,,o sets buildings, water. $40. 900,
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5000 50. 1T Il. Covered dock. park.
600 So. It. on railroad. load
Ing dock, parking space.
$4,000 50. IT. covered loading
dock parking space.
A. M. ROTH CO.. RE. 7-733O
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$500 so. FIT.

Half block from Rhode. Island
sdins Hs small c Csain par GGcs:' 81 81
per So. T.; immediate occupancy
CAL Mr.. qoldenberg. Sun. and eyes,,
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SOMMO AANG DISTANCE -. c.
) acres with -03I-ft. road fronta nd
and springfield stream Cent?
ALSO IL acres Of level land
s Plsn III s4sisocdt' Of road frontage.
SMALL DOWN PAYMENT and
SO; ND. REALTY CO.
ROUTE aOl LApLATA WE, l-Rl32
FRIENDLY. MD lots. y acre
eaeh, In area OF beautiful brick
homes. Make offer.
N. FoRESTVILLE-3 lots. over
1900 SO, It. each: city water:
WALDORF. MD.-e-aere corner
lot, 3 miles from intersection on
Route .; excel. commercial POSI-
DEALE, MD.-ih acres choice
commercial property, fabulous po-
tential Make OFFER
BURTON knobs = on Allen
rolling; city water; $4,000.
BEL ow WALDoRF-Pomfret DR..
mile on sol; 10 level wooded
re- az s ESS.ssEsSE REALTY 3 60, ..,o,
Evssa RI. S-SS57 ''N''
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SO acres on ut. rs in VILLAGE,
7-rm; house with cleo, and water
many apple trees S10.60O.
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9.rm. dwelling in excellent con
dition. suitable for 2 apts, Y acrl
H. k.;v bath A. u and h., WI heat: Near M
range Of the new Government
e2gEln,oinss near ISlthershurg. sig.
Realtors, Mt. Airy. Nd. Ph. ISS
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1000 so. FIT.

(close-In. Duke st.. Aley.l
with 2 drive-in entrances 70 shoI
area and large piateglass. from
window with showroom and ofic'
space: 10-ft. height: clear span
heavy WIRING: ideal for light mfg
or high-type warehouse use. Goo.
lease available at reasonable rental
Today call WO, 6-0963.
JESS FISHER MANAGEMENT co
1920 X st. NV. Elk. 3-1S1l
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HEART { or iTsI II AREA
p saiHanHA s aic ROM nos sui fss
FOR iNsP. AND MIRO. coNsuET
ROOMS 4 MnHrTr1na1lM rnx rnc
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ON THE BAY
$500 DOWN

si as S'i A: IA $ Sis ES
RRAND-NEW
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III 4 you own your lot lot to. 70 = certain 4
bedrm. home with fireplace, earpori
or earaGe. Many to select from.
Ruby Downs, Broker
Downs Bldg; uNiyersity 1881
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sILvER SPRING = New alr.cond
nS SaN veil ap0I e s'asd .Sl!s' 81 p'r 4
Vacant. Call Mr., Peoples. +. =
BLANCHARD. Realtors. JU. s-2s5s
CHEvERLY AREA, in modern shop.
pinp center-Lge. reception rm.
3 ofhces. pvt. bath: SIS. R. A
HUMPHREYS 4 SONS, . Mass
ave. NV, MA. 2-5020
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NEW MOD. A.-C. BLDG., desirable
lst-hoor ofnces and suites: avail
March ] and April J.; no parkinl
ca ug ave- 1nspes III o iiSsu f'os
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Remington, Va, HE. 1852
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,PP PHONE Mt; AIRY 2s1

70 YEARS BUYING 3. c. HOMES
AZ Mn TOP esseIITC aTys: 21;HR. sERY
RALPH D. COIN, 10. 2-0SOf
zoo zoo AcRES-A. splendid set 8
age.
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BRICK RAMBLER
ON I ACRE

In nice neishborhood on good
already. built. Small blfs, on prop
erty. plus 4 well, Buy this lot 70
build q n, 7 ST,% q I,ssr Sss1 terms
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ei9 Iith ST. N.w.-vefy desirable
aforementioned once, street ioca,
ton: very reasonable rent. RIA
6-ilOi. Elk. 3-g104.
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MIDDLE EAST
Continued From First Page

continued from FIRST rage
President Eisenhower, Senator
Capehart, Republican of In
diana, urged administration
critics not to put ammunition
in the guns of our mortal
enemy"
Senator Mansfield said the
United States must abandon a
policy he said is based largely
on support of irresponsible and
oppressive governments. mill
tary dictators, social rot and
economic stagnation."
He urged President Eisen-
hover to strike boldly in the
U. N. for an agreement
strengthening U. N. policy
forces, curbing indirect ag-
erosion. and providing face-to-
face meeting of Arab and Is
raelis, arms traffic control and
regional economic development.
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Cairo Denies
Snub to Murphy
Tells of Cables

CAIRO. Aug. 9 (AP) -Egyp-
tan newspapers said today
that President Nasser did not
snub Robert d. Murphy by
keeping President Eisenhower's
envoy waiting 10 hours
Wednesday for a discussion Of
the Middle East crisis.
Stories under big headlines
in the officially directed news
papers claimed United States
news stories which charged a
deliberate snub did not UNDER
stand "the real reason" for the
delay.
The Egyptian accounts said
the delay was necessary to give
Mr.. Murphy time to telephone
and cable Washington. Mr..
Murphy was seeking. the pa
pers said. assurances the
United States would not press
in the special U. N. General
Assembly session its original
resolution supporting charges
of United Arab Republic mas
sive interference" in Lebanese
affairs"
1t was only after the United
States agreed to drop this reso-
luton that President Nasser
agreed to receive Mr.. Murphy
at 8 pm. Wednesday after
cancelling their II am. ap-
pointment. the Cairo press said.
No such agreement has been
reported in Washington.
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Skipper Took
To Subs Early

comdr. william r. Anderson,
skipper OF the Nautilus In
history's first sea voyage across
the North Pole, is a submariner
from the FIRST.
The Legion OF Merit Medal
presented 10 him by President
Eisenhower yesterday caps sew
eral other decorations he has re-
ceived during l6 years OF serv-
lce-mostly undersea.
Handsome. 81 year old
comdr, Anderson halls from
Waverly. Tenn. He attended
Columbia (Tenn0 Military
Academy before entering the
Naval Academy in 1899.
Immediately after graduation
he was sent TO the submarine
school In New London, Conn,
and was designated q SUBJ
mariner
During his first assignment,
aboard the USS Tarpon as
battle station ofiicer Of the
deck. he received his FIRST rib
bon-and combat ''V"-for his
participation in attacks which
resulted in the sinking OF
81 900 tons Of enemy shipping"
Two years later. and while
serving aboard the USS Trutta.
he was awarded the Bronze
Medal for helping in attacks
that Melted II cargo-carrying
small craft and in the rescue
OF a downed aviator.
Comdr. Anderson, who came
originally from Baskerville.
Tenn, is married and has two
sons, Michael d. and william
R., jr.
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United Arab Republic of Egypt
and Syria, Iraq. Jordan, Leb-
anon, Saudi Arabia, Yemen
Libya and Sudan-reaffirm ad-
herence to such principles as
nonaggression and noninter-
ference in each others internal
affairs.
2. THE world community
assure Arab nations they may
shape their own destinies."
3. Middle East nations create
with U. N. help new financial
institutions to pull development
money into the area.
4. Cooperation between oil
producing and oil transitine
countries" President Nasser's
VAR, across which oil passes
would like to share in some Of
the production profits of Irac
and Saudi Arabia.
S. Joint utilization and wa
ter resources"
6. Strengthening of the U. N
truce supervision organization
in Jordan on the border with
Israel and underlined specia'
measures adequate in the Spe.
ciflc situation prevailing "-ap-
parently meaning the weak anc
vulnerable condition of Jordan
Z. Some form of u. N. rep
reSentation" be provided ir
Lebanon once the U. N. obser.
walton team leaves. The United
States has promised to with.
draw its troops when the U. N
can guarantee Lebanon's indie.
pendence.
8. Continuation Of the q. N
emergency force separating
JAR and Israeli forces.