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British Embassy Fetes
Eisenhower, Churchill
Rr the Associated Press

President and winston Churchill remnisced
again last night with World War comrades at the last of
three stag dinners.
time the dinner at the British Embassy, with Sir
Harold Caccia British Ambassador host The stag affairs
Tuesday wednesday nights at the White House
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15
THE SUNDAY STAR A-3
Washington, D. c. ~
Sunday, March IS, 1859
Nosser Hits Reds
For Fourth Day

DAMASCUS. Syria, Mar. IA
tAP) President Canal Abdel
Nasser denounced communism
in a speech today for the
fourth day In q row. .
Speaking to Syrian troops on
maneuvers, the President Of
the United Arab Republic
warned that q Communist
seizure Of power would mean
" q Red dictatorship and would
crush our patriotism and ma
tionhood."
He made no reference to
Iraq. where the leftward-
leaning government Of Premier
Abdel Karin Kassem this week
put down an army revolt.
Damascus was quiet today
but anti-Kassem demonstra-
tons were reported In other
cities. Students in Aleppo re-
portedly held big rallies de-
nouncing the Iraqi regime and
what they called a Communist
reign Of terror" In Baghdad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15
Keeps Conviction

Some of the policy proposals
which Mr.. Macmillan had in
mind Immediately after his
talks with Mr.. Khrushchev
are understood to have been
modified in the course Of his
later meetings with Mr.. Aden-
auer and Gen. de Gaulle. These
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15
SOVIET RAPS BONN
ON SUMMIT ISSUE

LONDON, Mar. IA tAP-
Moscow radio tonight accused
West German Chancellor Ade-
nauer of trying to dissuade
Prime Minister Macmillan from
seeking summit talks.
The discussions between Mr..
Macmillan and Mr.. Adenauer
in Bonn this week were clearly
difiicult." said a Moscow radio
commentator. He asked:
What is the essence Of the
talks Macmillan had in Paris
and Bonn and will have in
Washington? It is the prepara-
ton for summit talks between
East and West"
The commentator said Mr..
Adenauer's fundamental ten
dency apparently is ito coun-
ter Macmillan's flexibility,
which would make possible and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15

the Soviets must tread carefully
in Iraq to avoid one.
Moscow and Cairo are useful
to each other because
/. Their immediate interests
still coincide in opposing West
ern domination Of French Alge-
ria, British Alden and almost
every other Asian-African coll
ony or dependent territory.
2. The Soviet Union still
wants to maintain influence
among the neutralists Of Asia
and Africa. II Mr.. Nasser turns
against them. the Soviets will
lose heavily among uncommit-
ted countries.
8. Mr.. Nasser's ambitious five-
year industrialization plan and
his Aswan dam depend on So
Wet economic and technical as
sistance. A break with the So
VETS would not mean economic
disaster for Mr.. Nasser, but II
would mean damaging delays
while the Egyptian President
started over again TO find finan-
cial help for many important
projects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15

GLASSES, woman's. gold rim. turquoise
case; vic. NE. Masonic Temple.
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'Torzon' Weds Again

LUCERNE. Switzerland. Mar.
II (APD.-Lex Barker, one
time movie TarZan and q for
mer husband Of Lana Turner,
was married in q civil cere-
mony today to a 22-year-old
Swiss drama student. Irene
Labhart. 1t was the fourth
marriage for 41-year-old Mr.
Barker. the first for Miss Lab
hart.
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Eisenhower, Macmillan
Agreement Expected

meetings were, followed by
declarations Of agreement by
both sides.
Mr.. Macmillan repeatedly
stuck to his conviction that
the proposed foreign ministers
conference in May might turn
out to be little more than e
preparation for q summit ses-
sion. He also is said to regard
a summit meeting as import
ant because he thinks Mr..
Khrushchev is the only man
in the Soviet ruling group able
to make decisions.
However. Mr.. Macmillan APP
parently pulled back some
what from his view that the
Western governments should
advocate q reduction Of forces
in Central Europe under pres
emit circumstances. His present
position is reported to be that
what the West might imme-
diately seek. with adequate
safeguards. is a freezing Of
forces at present levels.
Diplomats say that as far as
the Berlin problem is con-
|cerned. Mr.. Macmillan believes
there may be q possibility OF
working out some new status
for the city which would be
acceptable to the Russians as
q compromise. That would
represent o change from their
demand that the Western pow
ers withdraw from West Berlin
and convert 1t into what Mr..
Khrushchev calls a free city.
Eisenhower View
Mr.. Eisenhower is expected
to tell Mr.. Macmillan the
United States believes any
change in the status Of Berlin
must be linked to measures for
German unification. For ex-
ample, one idea which has
come up in allied diplomatic
talks is that If some kind Of
true confederation machinery
could be set up covering Eas'
rand West Germany and accept.
able to both, its headquarters
might be in Berlin.
| According to this speculative
possibility. the West German
government might then NOV
its headquarters to Berlin. Al
Tentatively, the East German
government might remove IT
J capital from Berlin and Civ
the whole city-inStead Of jus
West Berlin-a special charac'
ter which the garrisons Of tn
Big Four powers would guaran'
tee by their presence.
Some new western formul'
for German Identification seem
certain to come out Of tn
series Of talks now under wa.
among the United States, Brit
; ain, France and West Germany
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speed up the converting Of sum-
init talks" He added:
1.-THE federal chancellor is
afraid of every possibility Of
an international easing Of ten
sion and Of everything which
can stop the stormy course OF
German militarism in the arms
race"
The broadcast said summit
talks are now indispensable
and inevitable. whether pre-
ceded by a foreign ministers
conference or mott
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~, RADIO LIST
PRESIDENTS TALK

President Eisenhower's
talk on the Berlin crisis at
$50 pm. tomorrow will be
carried live by WMAL-TV.
WRC-TV, and WTOP-TV.
Radio stations WMAL
and WRC also will carry
the address at $3.50 pm. 1t
will be broadcast delayed
at 1880 pm. on WTOP.
The program viii last
about 80 minutes.
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LOST

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kEYRING with 3 keys, on Tuesday.
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Waging bitter warfare against
Arab communism.
Friends Of President Nasser
say this surface cordially can
continue indefinitely--so long
as the Soviets behave.
The acid test for the Soviets
is Iraq. Mr.. Nasser is watch
ing closely TO see whether the
Soviets actively interfere there
in q showdown clash between
Arab Nationalist who wave
the Nasser banner and Arab
Communists backing Iraq's
Premier Abdel Karin Kassem.
This conflict erupted in bloody
fighting in oil-rich Northern
Iraq this week.
No Open Clash Yet
An Egyptian informant who
understands Mr.. Nasser's think
ing summed up the Cairo atti-
tude: I'VE are not seeking a
fight with the Soviet Union.
There is no reason why we
should have one unless the
Soviets interfere in Arab poll
tics. But we are ready to hit
back II they interfere"
Has there been interference
so far? If so, it has not been
open or blatant. On February
81, Mr.. Nasser revealed he had
received a letter from Premier
INikita Khrushchev pledging
non-interference in Mr.. Mas
ser's fight with the Arab
Communists.
Mr.. Nasser accused the Arab
Communists of working for a
foreign power but, so far, he
has not named the Soviet
Union as that power.
In his speech in Damascus
yesterday he said Egyptian
Communists are supported by
the Italian Communist Party
Perhaps the Soviet Union is
avoiding direct support to
Arab Communist.
BOmbings Of MOsul Cited
| Iraq is one place where Soviet
interference may be suspected
The Damascus daily Sawt e
Arab charged today that q
foreign power sent planes to
bomb Mosul at Mr.. KaSSem's
request.
i Highly placed Egyptian
informants refused to confirm
these reports, but only said
1--WE never knew the Iraquis
were such good pilots" Again
there was no direct accusation
against the Soviet Union.
The United Arab Republic
press noted that Mr.. Kasser
/ conferred with Soviet Ambas-
sador Grigory Zaitsev the night
after the rebellion flared in Mo.
sui. It also noted that East Ger
man Premier Otto Grotewohl
sent Mr.. Kassem warm congrat'
ulations after the Mosul rebel
lion was crushed. These are al
suspicious signs.
They are not enough yet fol
an open break. but 1t Is cleal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15
Nosser GIores at Reds,
But Smiles at KremIin

DAMASCUS Syria. Mar. II AP).-one day before Pres-
dent Nasser casgated communism in his Damascus speech
this week Soviet experts arrived in Egypt to help build the
Aswan high dam. M -t ~
This paadoxca development shows that President Nasser
ia maintaining surface cordaty with the Soviet Union while
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15
BY JOHN M. HIGHTOWER
Associated Press stan Writer

AooONA1NCa AANeo Se~@
President Eisenhower and
British Prime Minister Mac
milan seem likely to reach
broad agreement here this week
on proposals for negotiating
with Russia over German
problems.
4 That is the expectation de-
spite some important differ
ences between the two men.
Mr.. Macmillan. according TO
advance information. will urge
Mr.. Eisenhower to agree to
attend q summit conference
with Soviet Premier Khru-
shchev in midsummer even If Q
preliminary foreign ministers
meeting fails to break the East
West deadlock on German
issues.
Despite reservations. Mr.. Ell
senhower may give at least
tentative assent. since he Is un-
derstood to regard a summit
session as probably inevitable.
The President. in some de-
gree at least. will set the stage
for his participation in the
talks with Mr.. Macmillan
through a radio-TV report on
the Berlin crisis and other
German and European security
problems tomorrow night at
$50 O'Clock.
No Surprises
That report to the Nation
Is not expected to contain any
surprises in the way Of policy
changes.
The views he expresses. how
ever, can be considered basic
to his thinking about the whole
complex Of German problems
which will be up for discussion
when he and Mr.. Macmillan
open their conference Friday.
The two men will talk at
Mr.. Eisenhower's retreat. Camp
David, near Thurmont. Md. Mr.,
Macmillan is expected here at
midday Thursday and may call
on ailing Secretary Of State
Dulles at Walter Reed Hospital
that afternoon.
The British leader. who has
completed a series Of talks with
Mr.. Khrushchev, West Ger.
man Chancellor Adenauer anC
French President de Gaulle, viii
be accompanied by Foreign
Secretary Selwyn Lloyd. Mr.
EiSenhower's principal adviser
in the Camp David conference
are expected to include Actinl
Secretary Of State Herter ant
the Assistant Secretary fol
European Affairs. Livingston T
Merchant.
Keeps Conviction
Some of the policy proposal
which Mr.. Macmillan had II
mind Immediately after hi
talks with Mr.. Khrushche
are understood to have beef
modified in the course Of hi
later meetings with Mr.. Alden
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15
FOUND

CAT, gray, Manx. vic. Of 1900 Mass.
ave. NV. no. 2-2762.
DOG. English setter. male. at Chain
Bridge I'd and Macarthur blvd. EN-
3-sS4S.
DOG, It. tan, short-haired. male: vic
Mass. ave. and 40th st. NV, Fri
Call AID. 2-426b.
DOG, part Manchester, male. tri-color:
g giei sssnf0ro ians' owner eau nj
DOG, part collie, male. white and
tan; vic. Rynex DR.. owner call XII.
9-3959.
KEYS, bunch: found on 1900 block
Of @ st. NV. Call WO. 6-66S7.
PERSIAN CAT, young, silver gray and
white: vicinity 22d and Bunker Hill
I'd. ne. LA. e-2064.
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Coal Mine Count

WHEELING. - There are
more than 5000 bituminous
coal mines within the United
States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-12
Answer 10 MESMERISM

merse. mere, messier, mire. miser,
mime, miss, emir. esse, seem. seer,
sere, series, sire, simmer. remise,
remiss, rise, rime, immerse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-12

Opening lead: King of hearts
West opens the king Of hearts
and East plays the ten. Should
you win the first heart trick. or
should you hold up your ace?
Perhaps you fear that East will
ruff the second heart if you fail
to take the first trick. This
kind of risk must be consid-
cred at trump contracts, but
not at no-trump.
In this case you lose the
contract by winning the first
trick. You draw two rounds of
trumps and then lead the jack
Of diamonds for a finesse. East
takes the king of diamonds and
a trump. He then leads his
remaining heart, whereupon
West defeats the contract by
taking two heart tricks.
Risk Justified
This time the risk is justified.
You make your contract by re-
fusing the first trick. West con-
tinues with the jack of hearts.
East follows suit. to your re-
lief, and you take the ace. Now
you draw two rounds cf trumps
and take the diamond finesse.
East wins with the king of dia-
monds. but cannot lead a heart.
1t was for this very reason that
you refused the first trick. No
matter how East continues, you
will be able to discard a heart
on one of dummy's long dia-
monds.
This hand doesn't prove that
it is always correct to refuse
the first trick at a trump con-
tract. The holdup play is
usually correct. When the risk
of a ruff is very great. how
ever, you may take the first
trick.
Daily Question .
Partner opens with one spade
and the next player passes.
You hold:
asa VKQJ73 063 %9652
What do you bid?
Answer: One no-trump. The
hand isn't quite strong enough
for a response of two hearts.
A response at the level of two
should promise at least 10
points.
Copyright. 1859. Gen'l Features Corp y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-12
WORD GAME
Find "a or more words in
LO Riding
BY Col Alley

meaning. IAN insignificant
lord" Average is 81 words:
time limit, Is minutes.
Rules of the game: /. Words must be
Of four or more letters. 2. Words which
acquire four letters by the addition OF
IS" such as bats" "catS," are not
used. 3. Only one form If a word is
used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-12
SHEINWOLD
ON BRIDGE
BY ALFRED SHERWOOD
United States Masters Team Champion
Holdup Useful
At Trump Bid

Most players use the holdup
at no-trump contracts. You
refuse to win the first trick in
a suit, hoping to cut commune
cations between the two op-
ponents. This sort Of play is
risky at a suit contract, but
may still be advisable.
South dealer.
North-South vulnerable.
NORTH
A1052
1852
oAQ974
%AQ
WEST EAST
A84 AQJ9
VKQJ73 0105
o63 oK52
1862 %J10843
SOUTH
AAK763
0A84
oJl08
%K7
South West North East
IA Pass 20 Pass
INT Pass 81 Pass
a. All pass
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nee or public bldg. ONCE. La.
Y-362S.
EXPER. PRACTICAL NURSE wishes
case Of any type: NO. 7.2562.
GIRL, high school senior, white:
shorthand, accurate typist, baby
sitting. IA. 9.3244. Y
GIRL, eolored, neat, wishes part
time work; refs. AID. 2-3SS0. .
LAUNDREsS, exper., spec. psrs.
Call for, del. LU. 2-9634.
MATURE WOMAN would like lob
working in home. for elderly
couple or elderly lady. SO wk.
and room and board. RIA. 3-2748.
MATURE WHITE LADY desires
child care or mothers helper, live
in; refs. Call 10. 4-7492.
MATURE MEDICAL SECRETARY
desires part-time Work n clinic
or hospital, satyg5Idays, SUNDAYS
or ewes. LU. 4.sS29 after 2 pm.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

MECHANIC = Ratings
In mo-; write AIR INSTITUTE,
81 l st. Sc. Wash, D. c.
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MOTOR TRAVEL

LEAVING on 18th for Las Vegas,
want riders to share expenses and
driving. ia. 9-SS05.
SOMEONE TO SHARE expenses
and driving beyond Chicago area
toward Minnesota about July 20.
Exchange refs. Call after Q pm.
HE. 4-l9S4,