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REC. 6o.95 to 1895
FOAM CHAIRS, ROCKERS,
VIBRATOR RECLINERS
you, ...'.. 1895
your choice

Comfort chairs we'll worth this special Anniversary
price and nyIon covered vibrating recIiner-even
more unusual Well the value is all yours . just
one sample Of the quality and the savings you've
come to know The Hecht Co. for in these So years!
Pick out your fovortes (moybe one for every room
at this sovne) Choose from 3 lounge styIes-biscuit
back, cop and barrel bock-oII with reversible
l009o foam cushions. Or put your claim on this big
vibrating recner that gives soothing mossoee Or even
the famous Bekine platform rocker with triple action
Berklock, nyIon covered! Greet range of coIors!
9Th P Washington FL, Sprinc:
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RELp MEN

ENCClEI .I white: sId GAS, i,s
zee CO.., S re anS N , sss. ne. Sl'NA
EN0INEER. eolofsd. LICENSE 9Th
'.bs s;s q n 3: sssisEss s Msiit
good references, Nc drinkers.
1 esSts 'ss,..Is and quarters. Box
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TYPIST-CLERK
TYPIST

Permanent positions with PUB
LISTING ORGANIZATION; SO 10
90 words per minute ON 1BM
electric machine; dictaphone ex-
perience helpful but not neceS-
sary; excellent dement's. Call Elk.
3-033S. after $50 pm. Monday.
MATTRESSES (2D white, expe-
rienced in handling food; nisht-
work. Apply in person. PACIFIC
RESTAURANT, 1923 S. Capitol
street.
MATTRESSES WANTED-Full or
part .ime; sood tips, pleasant
Fort Myer dr.. Arlington. Va
MATTRESSES, highly exper.: full.
part time: for interview. TINoS
RESTAURANT. TIE. 6-3340.
WAITRESS, who can fry meat and
can live in Apply in person, 1877
9TH ST. NV, 10 am, to . p m:
WAITRESS. white. 5-day week. Ex-
cellent earnings for experienced,
reliable worker, WAGSHAL'S DEL
IcATEssEN, 1855 Mass. ave. NV.
MATTRESSES, white, part or full
time. Expr., must be over u,
Nights. for cocktail lounge. THE
FOX LOUNGE, 1888 Mt. Pleas
ant st NV.
WAITRESS. lis, NO Sundays. APP
ply in person. VICTORS. 4441
Conn. ave. NV.
WAITRESS, white, over II; no sun.
or nights. Apply in person.
GEORGES RESTAURANT, 405
eth St s.w. -----
MATTRESSES, white; good tips and
son. BAGDAD. 1873 Eve st, NV.
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HELP WOMEN


SECRETARY To executive Of
large national profess ionai asso-
citation. Mature. experienced, per-
sonable. Air-conditioned building,
j5-hr week, fringe benefits, SAL
cry open. Write TO Box 4y0-K.
SECRETARY with patent law expe-
rience DictaphOne shorthand,
Hids.. NE. s-44S2.o O' ''0 warner
SECRETARY-Roekvilie area, per-
manent pos, with iesearch and
development COMPANY. liberal en-
ploye benefits, under 50. Phone
app.
SECRETARY for nationally known
organization. Downtown area. must
be able to accept responsibility;
good typing (IBM electric). short.
hand and writing essential. 5-day
month TO start Box 16l r.. Star.
SECRETARY-Girl Friday to run
general contractors aiK-condi-
TONED once: close in Silver
Spring: S65 week. Write references
and experience to Box 2y2-e, Star.
SECRETARY, dictaphone and typ
ing required. general once func-
tons; 5-day wk, pleasant sur
roundtngs, company dement's.
Phone OIL. 6-1644 for appt.
sECRErARY-l;qIRL law once
SIS; NV. While legal experience
not essential. must have knowl-
edge OF shorthand and typine;
pleasant working cond.: 5-day
Ek. Send resume TO Box 1S9-K.
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fELEylsI0N AND RADIO TEcM.
NtCtAN-To run shop Is foftman
Experience necessary: Good pay
GAn NE. e.l37l. u
TREE CLIMBER. experienced, for
line work. Cali after 9 pm, week.
Gays. FAIRvIEW 1885, Sterling.
We
TRUCK AND Am COMPRESsOR
MECHANIC, STEADY Voff. m
$500. LU. l.SsSS.
~ sERylcEMAN-outSids sxpeF :
s psd ct iSS' S sSSs eay I'm hep
V nee 9iseE T. s sSl'rif . :scs'
WANTED RIGHT NOW!
TIVE men with cars to work 10.
gether as team. writing remodel.
ing contracts. One man must
have elosing experiences In soml
selling field, Our company's SUP.
port and financing will net yoT
s an sssxsespti'nsl income. CAN TX
WASH. Ma c HINE REPAIRMAN
% work on coin-operated laundry
equip. Exper essen, Excel. sal.
paid vacation, decentralization anc
9 anpy19!rp Icyidsd; cont1st SAM dE6S
wATCHMAN, midnight: white
sober. reliable: refs. REQ: bens-
hts Write Boz 1:4.s, Star.
WELL-KNOWN FOOD MANUFAC-
TURER with products nationally
advertised wants young man in.
terested IN selling Is Q career for
permanent position Offering sood
opportunity. Give age and past
experience. Box 43l-6. Star.
WRITE.UP MAN, Sefyics dept.
Apply IN person; see Service MGR :,
MOORE 6REAR MOTORS. NC.
400 Conn. ave.
YOUNG MAN-Large Class j motor
carrier has opening ior tr.tnes:
u1limited Must be draft-exempt
Wonderful opportunity to become
9 part Of one Of cur most fsseinat.
ing industries. Reply. Boz 2ol-S.
Star.
YOUNG MAN. white, high school
freight crates with motor carrier
examination; permanent position,
b-day week; apply MIDDLE At
LkNTIc CONFERENCE. siii I
st. nv. -
YOUNG MAN, mechanicai back.
gHound. married vet preferred; re-
pairs and deliveries: me oppor-
tunity for educated man. Apply
In person. RENTAL TOOLS d
EQUIPMENT CO., 07l0 Capitol
View ave. Silver Spring.
YOUNG MAN to sell slip cover and
drapery material. Apply 1920
Wise. ave. NV. Mr.. Dell. FABRIC
CENTER.
YOUNG MAN. trainee; 20 learn
seryicing on Bendtx laundry wash.
ers. Apply SO II 81. NV.
YOUNG MAN with D. c, drivers
permit: white: for perkins lot
9th and PENNSYLVANIA ave. NV
YOUNG MAN. exper.. 20-35 yrs. Of
age, to work busy sandwich board,
must be fast, courteous and de-
pendable. AID, 4-05g0.
YOUNG MAN. front ofc. desk elk:
neat appearance; some ofc. ex-
per. nee. Call OIL. 4.466B, Q an
n pm
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PHILIP W THOMA9.
THOMAS w. PARKe.
mh2 I s23.25,2s,31 Trustees.
ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 SON,
g AuetioneeFs.

TRUSTEES aALE OF VALUABLE
THREE-sTORY AND EASEMENT
ROW BRICK DWELLING, KNOWN
az PREMISES 437 NJ STREET
scrdsd in = LiS.f ps No. q sss7 e'i rU Is
1sg. e sec. one OF the land
records OF the District Of CoIum-
hias and at the request OF party
seeu. a thereby, the undersigned
trustee win ofier for sale By public
wEDSEsp y a.0H TH q PP iIfsSsises DAY S9a
OF APRIL, 1859. AT THREE
O'Clock PM. the following :
described property In the Dtstrict
Of Columbia, to Wit. Lot SO in
B9tes nd Lauritzen's subdivision
OF lets In Square 5l3 as per plat
recorded In the once Of the Sur.
seSer for the District Of columbis
r = sseS OF ~ sakk, q tI foi G.s 81. +,
deposit Of $500 required A 81 pur.
chaser ct time Of sale. Examina
ton Of title. eonveyanctng, re-
cording. notarial fees and revenue
stamps at cost Of purchaser. Ad.
lastmentS made as Of date Of sale
Terms 70 be complied with within
thirty days from day Of sale
Otherwise trustee reserves ths
right to resell property at risk
and cost Of defaultfng purchaser
after I'VE DAYS advertisement Of
such resale in some newspaper
published in Washington. D. c.
ar deposit may be forfeited, OF
without forieiting deposit. trustee
equitable rights AGAINST defGultinl
AMERic1N SECURITY AND TRUST
COMPANY. Trustee. BY: KEN.
METH BIRGFELD. Vice President
(eeal) Attest: LAVINIA c. GRAY
Assistant Secretary.
mhol.o4 o.. 0Q.31
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MEN
Learn IN sell. We WIN completely
train you Immediate earnings--
$500 per week, Leads furnished
APPLY
1909 9th ST NV.
HU. 3-633O
MEN
MEN

Due TO our growth program. Jewel
Tea Co.. Inc. can use 2 men for
retail sales work.
White. 23-4O.
Salary and commission.
$50 per wk. training salary.
5-day week.
Truck and expenses furnished.
Exclusive territory with regular
trading customers.
Retirement plan.
Life, medical and disqualification
insurance,
Experience helpful. but not nsees-
H iiIS house es aoP PiI.o9 aoC e N. ":
ton st. ne. ct r. l. ave. Monday,
am. 10 pm, and all day
Tuesday. Ask for Mr. Davis,
MILLwORK SHIPPING CLERK.
exper. preferred. Apply Mr.. Mid
dleton; BARBER q ROSS CO.. DE
MULTiLITR OPERATOR. g. day
week: state age, exper. and salary
desired. Box 6-K. Star.
NIGHT CLERK. white. over 81
LORD CALVERT HOTEL. AP. =
OFFICE EXECUTIVE. experienced
In property MANAGEMENT TO take
over rentals and maintenance OF
real estate company. Ability to
handle personnel. Starting salary,
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PERSONAL
(cokflhuEDD

PRIVATE M0ME-cAfe given to
elderly man or woman .by, quail
ned person IN own home: ratee
reas. HUI, 3-743e.
PUBLIC sTRNO0RARHER - Eos
fast, efileient uteno services, typ-
ing. NILS BLDG, call ST. 3-4020.
REspMks PRKPARED, professional
PINKsToN PERSoNAI COM.
l ave. NV. pl. f.zibO.
RETIRkEB NEEDING cheerful, reas.
home, invited 10 Join cooperative
residence club. Box ili-k. star.
ROOM AND BOARD WANTED for
elderly lady In private home;
Arlington area. "a, 4-5Se0.
sLENDRRELLA COuRsE--7O treat,
Sis sop ssSssT a s GSGs' .i s.s.
TAYLOR" tas consuitant. est "a
lrs.i indy business; ped state
b.s 81 In g :, o ?. p 8 s. sss:S sun
TAX RETURNS PREPARRD in your
home BY experienced agent: est.
S sssvIcRE Ess' So Ss9sSS. TAX
TEE EASTER STORY. portrayed
through the fusion Of art and
music; 2 church sroups and elubs.
THIS rs THE MONTH 70 SPRAY for
the life q yeuy tree. AMERICAN
UP TO ,SIoe pm WK. In your
spare time; no Investment. no
w,A,.NTEp-g,0O0 people 70 attend
dsn ssnd SAT- 3,' Mach as me- p sRS
0aithersburg Agri. Center. Nd.
sI aEE 1T E .y.sy q o: :S:.s a''i FIR
RENTAL sEEvfcE. ma. $500
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AUCTION SALES
THos. I::.9:.wvII.Ns,. . SON
icokIlNuEp)

AMCuDMgUfo
rRusrriisl,n ~ 81 AZ N'vvi,u.a,,
6yf8kI sI SRAhRR sfbA @fEIlS sduf IS:
mo- KNOWN As PREMISE
sfKfff SOUTHWEST. soHAN
suly ssofasd. IN fibey No. 1856
81: 4 # h: is y: y S sSS 81.
secured thereby. the undermined
trustees WI sell. at public aue'
s si92 ~ trons q the pEemisss, % p
PotRV S.c ASeSA i.A ~, .h asS iSiloAN.!
sltusfe II the Bis,riet Of ce:um.
biA and uesiRnsted as and beinl
Let ~ N. crescy's suhdiyision d
los " square SSes. -Chiilun
ssTded u ne once Of ths: sur.
yfyer for the District Of colum.
bia IN Liber 20 ct folio a.
TERMS: Sold subject 70 Q prior
snuilding assoeiatioll deed oi
iS sss aor p sPtI,ESai'na's ssS &
be announced al time Of sac; ths
purehsss price Above SAID trust q
e paid .,i n cash; a dspo.it q
cording. etc. ct purchasers cost.
Adjustments made Is Of date Of
sale. Terms o Be complied with
within thirty days, otherwise de-
post forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resosd az
tne 4iscretion o. the trustees.
cHARl Is z. MITCHELL
mhl2.l4.16,l6,2l Trustees. s.
TH0s. J. OWEN q SON,
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YOUNG MAN

To learn selling real estate in large
old. established, prominent real
tors once. With unlimited oppor.
tunities for Advancement based on
intelligenee, ability and ameition,
build lifetime career. Give .
complete resume. Box 79.K, Star.
NIGHT WATCHMAN 70
live In one Of small group Of
remodeled houses; must be sober
and have best Of references, S25
wk. Give refs, are, size Of family
in reply. Box 124-K, star.
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tcoNflNUEDl

'E:;SE mi! !!s
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ENGINEER
49, --w...

su HISE n' X s ,5IiiSSpSIti'T g.
s si;sii n sf sisn. s 81 ,s
Write Mr.. N. d. Haney sos
b fs'e E. = NO TSho%Eas; hi cEi.ns
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SECRETARY - Excellent
opportunity for q qualified
young lady. 25-35. Centrally
located aforementioned bldg,
downtown; vacation and hos
pltalization, 9-5. Call MR..
WARNER, MA. S-65l2.
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Secv.Stennpranher

Secy.-SCenograpner
To work in modern ONCE. ne. area.
For appointment. call Mr.. LOH-
MANN at LA. $3.50.
SHIPPING CLERK, for drv clean.
ing plant. must be exper.. must
have refs; guaranteed salary. 40
hrs. wkly. Call JU. 9-3994 week
Gays be-. and o pm, ask for
SILK FiNIsHER-Excel. working
cond. DISTRICT CLEANING CO.
MA. s-2072.
SODA countereirl. white, no ewes.
or Sun vTk.. ref required. SAL 80
per wk. to start Apply Bah.
BITS DRUGSTORE, 1106 r st.
STENOGRAPHER OR TYPIsT-
BOOKKEEPER. for insurance
agency; top position for mature
and intelligent girl CRAWFORD
& TFREN. EZ. 3-l99S: week
end. OIL. 2-5l3O.
STENOGRAPHER SECRETARY. pos
sibly part time. but minimum 50
hours or 4 days. Desirable have
previous experience agencies con-
eerned with foreign economic af-
fairs. Phone weekdays after 10
am. DI. 7-77O8 or DI. 7-SO22.
TEACHERS, white, qualified: $3.50
$3.50 mo- ADAMS TEACHERS
AGCY, COS 14th st. NV.
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Auetioneers,
iii Z ST. NV.

TRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE
BRICK DWELLING KNOWN As
PREMISES 500 sDMKRSEr PLACE
BY virtue q . certain deed Of trust
duly recorded IN Liber No. lO.6IS,
Folio 3d.. ct sea-. Of the land
records Of the District Of Column
PIC. and Of the request Of the
party secured thereby. the under
.isned trustees win sell, ct public
o. WEpRE ssHat o. NE M Orf PfRsT
DAY OF APRIL. AID. 1859, AT
TWo-TWENTY O'CLOCK PM.
the followfng-d described land and
premises. situate In the District
OF Columbia, and DESIGNATED as
ana being Lot numbered Thirty
EIGHT 1881 in SQUARE numbered
Thtrty-one Hundred and Ninety
eight (31osl in WaTdman and
Bones subdivision ~ per plat
recorded IN the once Of the Sur
veyoe for the District Of Columbia
IN Ltoef 20 ct Polio 107. subject
70 covenants and restrictions Of
TERMS: sold subject to a prior
(huildln9 associetionl deed Of
trust for approximately S6,4Ii SO,
further particulars Of which viii
b. announced at time Of sale:
the purchase price above said
trust to Be paid in cash. A de-
posit OF $500 REQUIRED. Convey
a1eine, recording, etc., ct purchas-
er's cost. Adjustments made as
OF date Of sale, Terms TO be com
Died With within 80 days, other
wise deposit forfeited and the
propefty may be advertised and
resold ct the discretion Of the
PHILIP w.. THOMAS.
THOMAS W. PARKS.
mh2 s23.25,2S,31 Trustees.
ADAM A. wEscHLLR . SON,
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BOOKKEEPER

To take complete charge Of real
eState and construction company.
Permanent position with unlimited
opportunity for advancement. Sal.
airy open. Olive eomplete re.ume,
sehoonnK,. experience, present sal
arr; Replies confidential. Box So
X. Star.
CASHIER, for business once: expeF.
pref; e:30-5 pm. Sat. Sun. and
helidays. Apply Pefsonnel. PROV
!pENCE HOSPITAL, 1870 Varnum
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21

Win some bookkeeping
ability, for realtor-builders
downtown ONCE, 5-day week;
excel. opportunity for right
person. Call Mon. RE. 7-l0SS.
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- $50 - PM
cASHlER. CIGAR CLERK Down
tovn erugstere;. davw6rk. Mon, =
IAPAYEfiTrFR' bR tuaEss o0e isth Ap anS
Bye SITS NV.
days q week. This is Z permsnent
positicn--part time, seven-hour-
be experienced ia Clerical work,
good typist and excellent with
ntuies Apply In person % HAR-
Suite 1Ol. beacon Building. 1857
Z 81 NV. WashinEton. D. C. No
CLERK-TYPIsT = General once
work In small downtown once:
pleasant surroundings: excel.
working conditions and welfare
eensnts; $50; SS-hr. wk. Reply
cLEkK.TYPIsT. for clinic: hish
ssnooi sradyate type 40 v.p.In;.
s ~ '.sy vs' s:I nSsrs vacation snS
and hospitaiis tion eoveraee. Sal
sry according 70 experience. TX.
cLERK-fYPIsT - Rockville area,
development comps nv. iSsrsV en- m.
ploye benefits. under 20. Phone
personnel dept. HA. 1850 icr
appt.
Branch Of Fairfax Health Dept.
eseinning salary S2.o1e. Phone
CLERK-TYPIST. for travel agent,
So S!I:. t sypinS intSTsstins v, SsEk;
1884 Wilson blvd. IA. $1,000.
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ROUTE MEN

For established beverage route. e.
day week; salary and commission
and company BENEFITS.
HIRES ROOT BEER
9002 bOth Ave, Branchville. Nd.
WE. $500
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ROUTE statesmen :
OWN YOUR OWN ROUTE

rapidly expanding. eO-year-old
leader In its fleid, has openings
available IN Prince Georges and
Montgomery counties. You will
be selling o top-auality food prod
uct that every family eats daily.
We will pDt you IN . business
where you can earn $3.50 OF
more per wk. due to company
training programs: experiences Il
not required as We will train you
at company expense. Call Men.
March 90 for interview. Mont.
Co., GA. 4-6Oba, Mr.. Fowble; Pr.
Geo. Co.. RE. B-S737. Mr.. King
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21

ZIONIST DEsIGNER, experiences.
I'm? 2.2e62. 600 wis. ave. NV.
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IovNG Nan, vhi... hiER sehcoI
fSsight crates with motor carrier
organization; permanent position,
6.day week; apply MIDDLE AT
tANTIc CONFERENCE. 2llI I
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OFFSET PRESSMAN

- s.s ;P s:p. S'; s.s siD s'sS.Ss.
s ss:t.s &c Fs.e y,ss ss ssS M
BAKER. weekdays, Ma. e-eOei,
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COOK MANAGER, for Smaii res.
taprant: excel refs. required;
sober and reliable; good oppoT.
tunity for the right person. Oh.
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CAPTAIN

FOR FIRsT-cLAss DINING ROOM
c ss5s iEsSsir sfao 81 S MOON ApUl.
tlonal Press Blde. 18th ana , NV.
CAR WASHER, must be expert
snsed also n sas station work:
references; salary open, No phone
calls. coNNoRs. INC. 272i NayioI
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&C !. s$ !: " Ii : :: :! III;
ScsSs D H:Ss;o M y sA i. isliVa.f
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RELp WOMEN

s s1p.s p Ds sSS.en5SIs,; G ssss
pleasant. INFORMAL 0eorEctown
shop. RK. 3-7733, 1880 20 $50
L4DY for new mems alterations In
4 Rs e SsaalsrS StV s 20 s SIs VSE 3,
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; ALESLADIES, for one Of areas
most beautiful jewelry stores:
salary plus commission. Apply in
person at THEODORE NYE JEW
ELER, Prince Georges Plaza or
call WA. 7.0133 for appt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21

CANvAsSERs for storm window
and awning company; no selling.
s We need appci % tor sirens
s ssSse Week Av sDD Is saI DsIsoS S
Nichols ave. s.s., 10 an. to ~
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all round once work tops IN
diet and typing: national assoc;
st o5si Press sds saS Sce op Nn
Phone d.. 7-9b72
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-12
ny WILTON WYNN
Associated Press stan writer

CAIRO. May i7,-commu-
nists In Sudan are trying 10
line up support for q coup 10
put IN power an anti-Nasser
strongman similar 10 fraqi
Premier Abdel Karin Kassem.
So far the Reds have met
with little success In their ef-
forts 10 build up a popular
front" which would join In the
opposition 10 President Canal
Abdel Nasser's brand Of Arab
nationalisrn.
But Sudan Is so wobbly po-
litically and economically that
Communist activities are not
taken lightly by trained OBJ
servers.
The man the Reds are
grooming 10 be their Sudan
ese Kassem is Brig. Abdel
Rahim Shanan. who looks like
the strongest man In the mill
tary junta now governing the
country.
No Communist Himself
Brig. Shanan himself is no
Communist. Like other senior
Sudanese officers. he got his
military training under the
British. Basically he is a con-
sentative and a genuine SUI
danese nationalist. But he is
ambitious enough 70 be vul-
nerable to leftist wooing and
he is anti-Egyptian.
Brig. Shanan was not a
member of the original junta
headed by Army Commander
Ibrahim Abboud which took
over the Sudanese government
last November. Brig. Shahan
forced his way into the junta
by marching his regiment into
Khartoum last March, sur
rounding the general army
headquarters and debating to
the elderly. vacillating Abboud
The compromise junta that
resulted disappointed a power
full clique Of junior officers who
had backed Brig. Shanan in
the hope he would set up a
completely new regime. These
have formed their own on
Sers council" which is putting
pressure on their seniors.
There is a wide gap between
generals and captains in SUI
dams 10000 man army.
The senior officers came up
under British tutelage and tend
to be pro-Western and anti
Egyptian. The junior officers
mostly got quick commissions
after Sudan became independ-
ent and tend to be more Arab
nationalist in the Nasser ira
dition, or leftists. They are
fed up with the present state
of affairs and talk Of another
coup.
The junior officers have not
produced q leader capable of
engineering a coup, however.
and several who were active
politically were dismissed from
the army or arrested.
The Communists, including
several leftist junior officers.
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Berlin HOnOrs
AirIiff Dead

BERLIN. May II tAPl-Ths
10th anniversary Of the end Of
the Berlin blockade was marked
today with a quiet ceremony
honoring the men killed In the
airlift that kept the Isolated old
capital going.
Plane accidents killed 40
British and 81 United States
airmen In the alrlift. A giant
concrete memorial was raised
at West Berlin's Tempelhof Air
field In their honor.
wreaths were laid at the base
OF the big memorial by United
States, British and French ofh-
cials. About 10000 West Ber-
liners watched in the hot sun
shine. No one made any
speeches.
Relatives of the dead airmen
also attended. Robert Weaver.
jr., Of Los Angeles. i2-year-old
son Of a United States pilot
killed in the airlift. joined in
laying a wreath with Miss
Lynn Taylor. is. Of Wimborne.
England. whose father also was
killed.
Among the others laying
wreaths were Gen. Lucius Clay,
former military governor Of
Germany; 1t. Gen. William H.
Turner. the airlift commander:
Earl Attlee. former British
Prime Minister; the American,
British and French military
commanders in Berlin during
the airlift; the present United
States, British and French
Ambassadors and West Ger
man leaders.
A rally and a reception for
relatives of the dead airmen
given by Mayor Willy Brandt
of West Berlin will wind up
the days activities.
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Serious Crimes Rise
1850 Over April, SO

The District Commissioner
we're told yesterday that Sc
rious crime increased here last
month.
The Metropolitan Police De-
partment reported an increase
OF las per cent last month
compared to April OF 1858
Crimes in this category in
clude homicide. rape, robbery
assault, HOUSEKEEPING and
auto theft.
Though April is the fourth
successive month to show an
increase in such crimes. police
said there was no Significant
trend discernible.
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ings on use OF manpower by
the armed services.
He said some individual on
GERS cost the taxpayers "as
much as $4,000 a month for
military servants"
Practically every general and
admiral who occupies public
quarters on a post or base has
two. three. four and sometimes
five enlisted men working as
full-time servants. available not
only to cut the grass, trim the
shrubbery. polish the floors.
wash the windows and serve
canapes." Mr.. Kowalski said,
but employed also 10 cook and
serve the family meals. wash
and polish the ofiicer's private
automobile. do general house
cleaning. including laundry, and
take care Of the dog"
Problem Under Study
Such complaints by Mr.. Ko-
walski and others while Con-
gress was extending the draft
for four years led to the estab-
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diers be drafted 10 serve q,
ehauiieurs Al the Pentagon
when civilian chaufieurs can b.
'hiredl There are IS air
men driving school buses IN
the Washington area alone.
Mr.. Kowalski contended the
services had put out misleading
figures when they reported
about 1900 70 10000 men
assigned 10 various servlce-type
iobs-including regular cooks
and stewards In the feet and
field. 10 which he does not
object.