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Evening star., 1960-01-14
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp,
CONTINUED

BETHESDA-Close-in new houses,
S24, ,000-S40.000: some Just getting
started, pick your fixtures anc
colors: several striking contempo-
raries, split-levels. ramblers: ex-
cellent locations.
ANDRIS REALTY. OIL. 2-9070 Til 8
BETHESDA-Ljv. rm., din. rm.,
modern kit. 1st A.: End d., 2 lge.
bedrms., ] small: bath, enclosed
deck veranda; lge. lot; full bSmt.;
lge. garage. By OWNER. Reason
able. Call OIL. 2-3764.
BETHESDA A-Is
S22 22,95O-Rambler; walking dis
tance NH; 8 bedrms, rec, rm.i
wooded lot, popular Maplevooc
section.
GIULIANo Real Estate, OIL. 4-11OO
'Cne Of Our Fine Exclusives
BETHEsDA-PARKW00D-Very at
trae. 3-bedrm., l lz-bath rambler,
lEe. liv. rm. with hrepl., kit.-din
rm., comb: carport. NO BsMT
Excel. financing with 4hee loan
that can be assumed. Priced at
10000. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS,
INC, OIL. 2-7006: ewes, OIL. g.
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STI VEp cpDTNH cinso jn-e pFi
JU. $4,000 OIL. 4-OO7O

SILVER SPRING; Si7,95O I'm
maculate, 3-bedrm. brick rambler
with full basement; excellent
neighborhood with every conven-
fence. MUST BE SOLID FRANK
S. PHILLIPS, INC, DI. 7-14l1:
ewes, EN- 2-l73l.
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FIRST SHOWING
GAITHERSRuRG

DREAM RAMBLER. brick, one year
old. AL rooms exceptionally large
Dining room, 2 baths, recreation
room, gas hot-vater heat. Real
value at $4,000.
b-BEDROOM, 3-year-old brick, close
TO parochial school. Shady lot:
S26. 500.
4 BEDROOMS AND DEN, ga baths,
large wooded lot. Close to every
thing, good neighborhood: $4,000
S-ACRE ESTATE. Beautiful wooded
knoll. Custom-built. brick Colonial
rambler; S49,50O.
HALF ACRE WOODED; 2-story, 3
bedrooms and den. Only Sl3,bOO
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

ALICE DEAL, WILSON SCHOOLS.
Brand-new, 4-bedrm., 2lz-bath
brick Colonial, served by the best
the city. Den and powder rm.,
beautiful recr. rm. with fireplace,
large screened porch. built-in ga
rage, perm. hall stairway to unfin
3rd fir. Splendid quality, finished
to perfection: S37,95 FRANK
S. PHILLIPS: INC, Di. 7-14l1;
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ABSOLUTELY TOP TERMS - For
So. 800, this already financed 3-
bedrm. rambler complete with
storm windows and situated on Q
beautiful, level Anchor-feneed lott
is a "King-SiZe" bargain. It's in
perfect condition, and you'll love
the easy terms Call to see it
novi MARYLAND SALES, TO.
9-6T62.
ACT NOW-There'S only l left
Compare this "de luxe" alI-new
2-bath 3-bedrm. rambler with
everything on today's market.
rec. rm. in the oright walk-out
hsmt.-perfect for the whole
family's leisure and recreation.
Approved low dn. pymt., FHA aud
conventional terms MARYLAND
SALES. TO. 9-6762.
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OUR BEST

Four bedroom. 1la-bath Cape Coo
room with fireplace, dining room,
equipped kitchen and lovely yard
for active family. Close to schools
and transportation: $4,000 loar
can be assumed All that a grow
fnu family eottId agk fnr. G1G EOp
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OAL IL1A4ND IA1NIA
Elegance and comfort combined in
this beautifully ARRANGED brick,
perfect for summer or winter enter
tanning Formal dining room
opens onto a lovely terrace and
garden. Modern kitchen, double
living room, library. bar, bed
rooms, ga baths. MOVE RIGHT IN.
MRS. TIRANA. EN-. 3-45g2
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

NEEDED-HoMEs, STORES. APTs
TOP PRICES, FAST SERVICE
STROUP REALTY. RA. $500
WE NEED HOUSES for rent in
Arlington and Falls Church. Your
headaches become ours for a nom
NAL fee. Call TOWN & COUNTRY
REALTY, KE. $4,000.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
ALLIED SPECIAL

BETHESDA-CHEVY CHASE
l-3-bedrm., 2-bath split-level, will
lge rec. rm.; and 4l3et loan; Low
eos 2@-bedrm.. 2-bath Cap
Cod: low eos. 3-Terrific split
4 bedrms., 2 baths, firepl in rec
rm.; mid eos. 4-Beaut. new
split: 5 bedrms.. 3 baths, firepl
in rec. rm.; garage: trees by fal
the most house in the area fol
lower 30s. OIL. $4,000 till o, AL
LIED REALTY.
AMAZING RAMBLER VALUE. Just
listed S2l .950l Assume large loar
at low INTEREST," 3 bedrmS, . full
baths, rec. room with ground-leve1
entrance, sep. d. r. finest kitchen
brick. ] year old! RIPLEY CO..
JU. 5-611l.
ARGYLE FOREsT-Close-in loca-
tion mr.. golf course hiEhlights this
new brick rambler: liy. rm., sep
din. rm., table-space kit, 3 bed
rms, bath: rear porch; fun bsmt
with u bath: good terms; price
SlS,a50. SLIGO REALTY, REAL.
TORS. JU. $4,000
ARMY MAP SERVICE AREA-Nev
split foyer rambler. 4 bedrms.,
baths, delightful lot with tai
trees Near public and parochia
schools. Priced for immed. sale q
S33. 800. CHEVY CHASE REALTY
EN- 3-lS00. Open Q til ..
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GLOVER PARK-A
most desirable NV.
location. Roominess Is
the keynote OF this 4
or 8 bedrm house.
ga baths Bright kit.
with breakfast nook.
Garage. Ewes KE. s.
6l63, MILLICENT
CHATEL, DE 2-ll37.
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MASS. AVE. EXT.

sPRINGFIELD-This smart look
ing 4-bedrm land -den Colonial,
Just / year old. is behind Little
Flower Church. Has ~ baths,
very latest kitchen, porch. recr.
rm., maids rm., garage, level lot.
Assume lge. 5K% loan. Ewes,
OIL. 6-36S9.
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WHAT'S MISSING
THE PERRY BOSWELL co.
WA. 7-45OO REALToR

ADELPHI-Assume SI5.400 4hSs
loan on this 3-yr. .-old 4-bedrm
brick rambler. Rec. rm. with bar.
carport. Fenced corner lot with
Shrubbery. NALL REAL
ESTATE. PA. $3.50.
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ADELPHI-2-fam., 4-bedfm. Cape
Cod, firepl. lovely rec. rm. with
bar, > full baths, washer and
lot home in excel cond. Must
see to appreciate. Price Just re-
duced to SlS,400. trades con-
sidered. BERENS SALES, AP. q
4646.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

NR. SPRING VALLEY N.W.-I rm
kitchen priyileges; q block from
bus; $3.50 for |: S37 so for 2;
rent includes all. EN-. 3-9277
vkdays after z pm.
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BETHESDA
AREA HOMES

NEAR NAVAL HOSP
Attractive, front to back
brick split-level. 3 bedrmS.,
ga baths, separate din. rm.,
compl; equipped kit.; rec.
firepl., screened porch; S2s,-
300, with S16,300 4hss
trust available.
BRADLEY BLVD. AREA
Charming, new brick-and-
frame split level. in quiet
wooded area. 3 bedrms.,
study. 2Is baths, sep. din.
rm. all-eiec. kit, IN. rec.
rm, garage, ll3-acre site;
S3l.95O.
COW. NAVAL HOSP. and
NH - Quality-built brick
rambler. with center hall.
kit. 3 bedrms, paneled
study, . baths. 2 nrepls;.
full bSmt., garage: excel.
financing; S34,95O.
VERY All HhCE o-peQIm,
brick Colonial, in choice loc.
Sep. din. rm., powder rm.
on LIST a.: Ice. liv. rm. with
French doors opening onto
huge ser. porch: full bsmt.
and carpoTt: S22,s50.
CONTEMPORARY ENG
LISH RAMBLER - Center
hall, large rec. room, full
bath and garage on lower
level. liv. rm. and din. rm.
with wall-to-Wall earpetinE.
drapeS, modern kit with
14-ft. freezer, breakfast
area 3 twtn-siEe bedrooms,
> baths on upper level:
S33,600.
KORZENDORFER
REALTOR OIL. 4-sll1
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HOUSES UNFURNISHED

brick
partly furn.: fenced rear yard
near Fairlington shopping center
CL. 6-6l23, evenings.
ALEX, nr. Lincolnia-Brk. Colo
nial on lovely wooded lot Bedrm
and bath on LIST floor: 3 bedrms.,
bath upstairs; rec. rm., " bath
gsrsge, Avail; imnsd;; 500 sSn
REALTOR. IA. 4-l400.
ALEX. .-ARL.-Rambler. 8 bedrms.
IN baths. washer. drier, dish
wShr., disp. Fenced lot. CL. 6-7357
ALEX, Huntington-2-br, semi.
washer. gas ht., fenced I'd: avail.
immed. IA. 2-6246 after 5 pm.
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ROCKVILLE

SILVER SPRING; S21, 900: close in
mr.. 4 Corners-New brk. rambler
liv. rm.. din. L, kit. with table
space, 3 nice bedrms:. 2 baths
full bsmt.. recr. rm, WoODSIDE
REALTY CO.. JU. 9-6440. Open
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BERWYN HEIGHTS cHEvERLY.
peter j. hagan & son

CARROLLTON AREA-Western style
brick rambler with carport; dur
able in construction, outstanding
in design: 3 bedrms., v baths.
separate din. room; dazzling, de
luxe equipped kit: full bsmt. with
rec. room: intercom system: S24,-
$50; conventional terms or as
GEORGES PROPERTIES, AP. =
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BRADLEY BLVD. AREA
$40 400
BRICK AND STONE

BRICK AND STONE
Very pretty 3-bedrm. rambler
adjoining Woodside Forest: WALL
to-wall carpetinE. tiled bsmt.. out
side entr.: ,70-ft. lot; walk to bus
and shopping.
GRAHAM CO. JU. 5000
CHEVY CHASE, MD, Somerset
School area bedrms.. ga baths,
modern kitchen with dishwaSher
and disposal; breakfast nook. Ex-
cellent condition. Priced at only
S27, 300 EN-. 2-S206, DISTRICT
MARYLAND REALTY, INC, ewes,
AID. 2-7S2s.
CHEVY CHASE-4-bedrm. home on
h-acre lot; close-in loc. ga baths,
garage, mod kit, porch: mid-20s
BETHESDA REALTY OIL. 4-l416
CLOSE-IN SILVER SPRING-Beau-
tiful slate roof brick Colonial with
twin-size bedrooms, ga baths
porch, garage, attic; S22 $50.
J. KESSINGER & CO., JU. 9-4544
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ROCK
CREEK
FOREST

SILVER SPRING-Luxuriou apts..
/, 2 bedrooms, completely air con-
ditioned: wonderful area Cff East
West hwy on Grub I'd at Ross
rd.. convenien. to schools. shop
ping and transportation; modern
balconies or patios. spacious
rooms delightful modern kitchen
and wadine pools; January occu.
DancY
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GEORGETOWN

Federal townhouse. Excel. location
Attrac entr. Covered patio TO gar.
den. Den, 3 bedrms, ga baths
carpets and draperieS incl Ewes
call Mrs. Williams, FE. 3-6gl5.
W. c. g. A. N. MILLER DEV. co
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
Realtors. EN-. 2-4464
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Sill. SPRING. bedrm., comb. iiv.-
din. nm, fully equip. kit, bath, S97
mo. Avail. Feb. /. JU. S-9576.
SILVER SPRING, Takoma Park
area-Large l-bedrm. luxury air.
cond. apt; 500 per mo. MONT
GoMERY REALTY CO., INC, JU.
$4,000.
TAX. PK.-Entire lst floor. lge
rms. and bath. Firepl and other
extras; avail. Feb. 4: adults: S125
incl; uttls.: 2-bedrm. terrace, S105,
Syail. now. JU. s-5l06, WA. 4
Evening star., 1960-07-12
Danish Journalists Feted at Embassy

nearby eating places, is dec
GRATED in orange and black
with gray walls.
The glass-panelled wall is
fianked by orange draperies.
chairs are upholstered in
black. Simply designed teak
wood and chrome tables are
set about the room.
The press group. whose Of
fetal title is the Joint State
Defense Danish Journalists
Tour, is composed of man
aging editors, chief editors.
foreign affairs writer's and
staff writer's from all of the
leading newspapers of Dem
mark.
They are here at the Joint
invitation of the Defense and
State Departments.
During their month long
visit in this country they will
visit military bases and even
have a brief look-see into
both national political con-
ventions, catching the end of
the Democratic National
convention in Los Angeles on
Friday, and spending a day
Evening star., 1960-07-12

A group Of 20 visiting
Danish newspapermen had a
chance to see their new
Washington embassy last
night at q cocktail party
given in their honor by the
Charge d'Affaires, DR.. Axel
Serup.
The embassy moved into
its new quarters on White
haven parkway two weeks
ago. Painters are still at work
finishing some of the rooms
and embassy personnel are
still getting settled in their
Offices.
But the canteen where the
party was held is one Of the
rooms that has been finished
and made a picturesque
place to entertain. One wall
Is Of plate glass. constructed
into eight sliding panel
doors that open out onto a
garden and an enviable
woodland view.
The canteen, a snack bar
installed for the lunchtime.
convenience of embassy per-
sonnel because Of the lack of
Evening star., 1960-07-12
SERVICE SCENE
Burmese Military
Mission HOnored

whom were military attaches
from Southeast Asian coun-
tries and Pentagon and
State Department officials
associated with Southeast
Asian affairs.
Likes Tropics
Assistant Secretary Of
State for Far Eastern AZ
fairs and Mrs. j. Graham
Parsons were the ranking
guests. Also present was the
United States Ambassador to
Burma William P. Snow, who
is on home leave. Mr.. Snow.
who is en- route to his native
Maine to see some of his
family before he again joins
Mrs. Snow and four of their
six children in Rangoon
again, said he found the
tropics much to his liking.
His previous assignments had
been in South American cap
itals. some in high plateau
regions.
Saying hello" again to
Ambassador Snow were CIA
Deputy Director and N-s.
Charles P. Cabell who visited
the Shows in Rangoon when
they were there last year.
1t was also a reunion for
Gen. and Mrs. Graves B.
ErSkine and Col. Sein. On
two previous trips to the
Orient which included Ran
goon as a stop, Col. Sein en-
tertained the Erskines. Yes
terday was a busy day for
the former Marine Corps
general and his wife. Before
coming to the Burmese party
the ErskineS had been hosts
themselves at a small fare
well party in their home for
the departing Iraq Armed
Forces Attache and Mrs. Has
san Nakib.
The Indian Military and
Naval Attache and Mrs. Ba-
ira, the latter a vision in a
navy blue chiffon sari, were
at the party. Also, the Bur-
mese Military Attache, Col.
Maung Lwin; the japanese
Defense Attache and Mrs.
Tanaka, the Thai Military
Attache and Nine. Diskul,
the Indonesian Military At
tache. Col. SoerjoSoerarso,
and the Israeli Military At
tache and Mrs. Prihar.
There from the Pentagon
were Rear Admiral Edward
O'Donnell from the Interna-
tional Security Affairs Office,
with Mrs. O'Donnell, and 1t.
Col. Francis T. Devlin and
1t. Col. William R. Farquhar
from the foreign liaison Office.
Evening star., 1960-07-12

at the Republican National
convention in Chicago on
July 26.
The group will also be
flown to Greenland to in
spect a ballistic missile early
warning station before re-
turning to Washington for
State Department brieflngs.
They viii leave to return to
Denmark on August Is.
Evening star., 1960-07-12
BY RUTH DEAN
Star stan Writer

Two brothers stood in the
receiving line at a Burmese
Embassy party last night.
One was the Ambassador and
the other was one of the
three honor guests for whom
the party was given.
Burmese Ambassador and
Mrs. On Sein gave the small
evening reception in honor
of a visiting military mis-
sion from their country.
There was no doubt that one
Of the visitors was the Am
bassador's younger brother,
Col. Tun Sein, as guests
going through the receiving
line remarked on their re-
semblance.
Also in the receiving line
was the head Of the military
mission, Col. Maung Maung,
a dapper and pleasant Army
officer who is director of
military training for the
Burmese Armed Forces. AL
though not in the line, the
third member of the mission,
Maj. Maung Maung Ka, was
among the party guests.
The mission arrived in the
United States three weeks
ago at the invitation of
the Department of Defense
to inspect armed forces
training installations.
The group has been going
at a fast clip ever since.
Under the guidance of their
tour director, 1t. Col. Paul
Lawson of the United States
Army, they have visited in
stallations up and down the
West Coast, Texas and
Georgia before coming here.
Side Trips Arranged
But even their week in
Washington is full of side
trips. Yesterday it was the
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
at the nearby Maryland
ordnance depot, and today
. they're of to Norfolk to
visit the Armed Forces Staff
College. Before they take off
for home on July %, they'll
tour some industries in New
York State.
Col. Sein said it was the
first time he'd seen his
brother in nearly a year. The
last time they were together
was in Rangoon, Burma'S
capital, when the AmbaSSa-
dor stopped there en- route
to the United States from
his former assignment as
Burmese Ambassador to PAX
istan. At that time, the Am
baSsador paid the home visit
principally to see his son,
Terence. initiated as a tenn
porary novice in the Buddhist
priesthood, a custom followed
by all young Burmese boys.
After the brief noviceship-
three days-Terence accom-
panied his parents here. Last
month he finished Gordon
Junior High School and in
the fall enters Maret School,
said his father.
The military guests of hon.
or found many familiar faces
among the guests, most of
Evening star., 1960-07-12
Dean in Brazil

Dean of the Diplomatic
Corps Ambassador Sevilla-
SacaSa is now in Rio de ia
metro. where he is presiding
at the second meeting of the
Inter-American Commission
of Nuclear Energy, of wr:Sl
he is chairman. The Mica
raguan envoy will return to
Washington in about 10 days.
Evening star., 1960-07-12
Party to Fete
Opera Stors

Metropolitan Opera guest
artists and members of the
New York Opera Festival
company will be honored to-
morrow at a S to z pm.
champagne buffet at the
Roma Restaurant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Abbo
will be hosts to the group,
which will stage its opening
performance at Carter Bar
ron Amphitheatre tonight.
Evening star., 1960-07-12
NazudkaMsp
EXMOOR SWEATERS OF TYCORA
YARN LOOK AHEAD TO FALL

Fall in love with fashions new for
foil colors. And marvel at the way
these beautifully detailed nyIon sweo-
tiers dry quickly without blocking, shed
wrinkles and refuse to pill, shrink or
stretch. Sizes "a to 40.
A. ullover in ultra violet, putty
green, old gold, camel, black or white
6.99
B. Bulky Cardigan in uItro violet,
putty green, camel or white. 1925
G. Long-sleeve Cardigan in tile blue,
ultra violet, putty green. old gold or
white. 500
d. Vee-neck Slipon in tile blue, ultra
violet, putty green, old gold or white
7.99
WGL-Neckweor, lst Floor; olso Chevy Chose,
Wheaton Piozo, 7 Corners and Alexandria
Evening star., 1960-07-05

emergency and banning fur
ther Jazz performances.
Jails were jammed with
youths who earlier had pa
raded through city streets in
beer-guzzling gangs, defying
police.
Scores of youths, mostly
from New England and New
York, were arraigned in Dis
trict Court. charged with row.
dyism, disorderly conduct and
reckless driving. The majority
were released with a stern
warning from Newport Police
Capt. Paul ]. Sullivan to leave
the city Immediately.
Rhode Island Gov. Christie
pher Del Sesto took personal
charge of law enforcement late
Saturday night. BY noon yes
terday he deemed local au-
thorities sufficient to control
the city. State police were
wit h drawn and National
Guardsmen released from duty.
After receiving reports from
Newport officials that complete
order prevailed, the Governor
also lifted a ban on the sale of
liquor.
Millionaire Louis L. Lorillard,
festival president, announced
yesterday its board intends to
sue the city for 81 million dam
ages it claims to have suffered
by cancellation of the last
three events. He blamed city
officials for letting things get
out of hand.
Evening star., 1960-07-05
Lost Bomber
Hunt Continues

BODO. Norway, July 5 (AP)
An object sighted by search
erS for a United States recon-
naissance bomber and its crew
Of six turned out to be only
wooden fiotsam, search official:
announced today.
A United States Air Force
rescue pilot sighted the object
yesterday near Bear Island
half way between Norway anc
Spitzbergen Island, and re-
ported "it might be a raft from
the. aircraft" But rescue Off
cials said later it was only
some of the drifting wooc
cluttering the Barents Sea.
Although less and less hope
was held for the plane crew
IL United States C-54s con-
tinued the search.
The RB-47 jet disappeared
Friday night while on a mis-
sion from its temporary base
in Britain. Its last report saio
it was about 1870 miles north
of Russia's Kola Peninsula.
Evening star., 1960-07-05
Reds Release
NepaI Soldiers

| KATMANDU, Nepal, July 5
! (AP).-Premier B. P. Koirala
said today Communist China
has returned 10 prisoners and
the body of an army officer
killed in the recent incident on
Nepal's border with Commu-
nist-controlled Tibet.
Mr.. Koirala said a brief radio
message from Mustang on the
Tibetan border reported the
return yesterday. as promised
by Premier Chou En-lai of Red
China. Seven other NepaleSe
taken prisoner were released
earlier.
An order was sent to cremate
the body of the officer with full
military honors, Mr.. Koirala
added.
Mr.. Koirala told a tense
Parliament yesterday he is
satisfied with Peiping's apology
+ for the Staying of the officer
but said he would continue to
protest Chou's claim that the
skirmish took place on the
Tibetan side of the border.
Also he said he will protest
Communist China's continued
violation of an agreement de-
militarizing a zone 121a miles
wide on either side of the
border. The Chinese claimed
earlier they attacked the Nepa-
lese patrol because they thought
it was a band of Tibetan rebels.
Bharat Shamsher, opposition
leader in the Nepali Parliament,
criticized Mr.. Koirala's state
ment, charging that Nepal'S
foreign policy appears to be
based on appeasement of
China.
But even if we give up
10000 square miles of our
Himalayan territory, we could
not satisfy the Chinese" he
said.
Mr.. Koirala replied that his
governments foreign policy lis
to have friendly relations with
our neighbors, and to try and
maintain tranquility"
Evening star., 1960-07-05
Newport Is Quiet Again
After Beer-Jozz Spree

NEWPORT, r. l., July S
(AP) P).-This resort city is back
to normal after the worst riot
ing in it's history.
Residents cleaned up week
end debris in anticipation OF
President Eisenhower's arrival
Thursday to begin his vacation,
Police arrested more than
200 persons Saturday night
and 100 others went to hos
pitals when an unruly crowd
of about 10000 rioted after
being denied entrance to the
already filled site of the seventh
annual Newport Jazz Festival.
City and State officials,
their police reinforced by Ma
rines and National Guardsmen,
reacted by closing the city to
visitors, declaring a state of
Evening star., 1960-07-05
Gold in Your Attic
A Rarity on Texas History

of the collected works of the
well-known favoriteS, such as
Shakespeare, Flavius jose
phuS, Robert Burns, Dickens,
etc. For that reason there is
very little commercial value
in collected editions.
S.G.: Your J. Luther Ring
waits American Encyclope-
dia of Printing" (Philadel-
phia, 187D is a scarce item
and worth roughly $25, if in
fine condition.
Miss RS: Who will buy
my bookS?" is difficult to
answer in any specific case.
But, generally speaking, any
desirable and worthwhile
book can be sold at a fair
price if you know what you
have and will look for a buy
er. Libraries, private collec-
tors and dealers are the most
obvious buyers. Dealers pay
about half price.
MP: Your James H.
Hunts "MormoniSm" (St.
Louis, 1844) is worth about
$50 at retail, if in fine condi-
ton.
Mrs. w. C. S.: John Cart
er's and G. Pollard'S "An En-
quiry into the Nature of Ger
tain 10Th Century Pamph-
let's" Gondon. 1934 is a
scarce items about a famous
book forger. Thomas j. Wise.
A good copy is worth about
$25.
W.M.B.: Your first edition
of Joseph Hodgson'S THE
Cradle of the Confederacy"
mobile, 1870 is a scarce
item and worth around $40
to SIS in fine condition.
(Copyright 1860.
General Features Corp)
Selected reader questions
tDil be GnWered in this
column. Address Van Allen
Bradley in care OF the Even-
ing Star.
Sold in Your Attic oppeors eoch
Tuesday.
Evening star., 1960-07-05
DEAR ABBY
Her Silly Lies Make Him Wonder
. . .
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN

as I have been told already
it is none of my business.
CONCERNED
Your sister has apparent
ly made her decision, so
don't stir up trouble where
there is none. Personally, i
would see to it that the girls
cleaned their room and kept
it tidy. But the home isn't
mine, neither are the girls.
And may l remind you, nei-
ther are they yours.
Distributed by McNaught
Syndicate. Inc)
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II you iDdnt q personal re-
ply from Abby, tDrite to her
in care of The Evening Star
and incloSe a stamped, self
addressed envelope. She an
StDerS ALL letters.
Evening star., 1960-07-05
U. S. War Memorial
Built in Luxembourg

HAMM, Luxembourg, July S
(AP) Grand Duchess Char
lotte and Prince Felix of Lux
embourg presided yesterday
over the Inauguration at Hamm
United States military ceme-
terry Of the first of a. series of
monuments to be erected
throughout Europe this year
to the memory of American
soldiers who fell during World
War II.
The roughly sculpted stone
represents the silhouette of a
warrior.