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Chain Bridge Area

Near the Washington Country Club
and Just across the Arlington
line In the beautiful wooded.
gently rolling Chain Bridge area.
This quality-built brick rambler
Is situated among some Of the
nnest homes in an area that Is
noted for its many fine homes. A
spacious center-hall plan includes
3 twin-size eedrms,. sep; din.
nm, lge. hv. I'm. with firepl., 27-
foot family room and bay-win-
dowed kitchen with breakfast
area. A fu!. English basement
boasts beautiful paneled rec.
rm: with fireplace; maids room
and bath, utility room and 2.
car garage. An outstanding value
for those wanting both q maxi
mum OF livable spare and impec-
cable styling Of traditional design
without losing the quality Of eor-
struetion usually found only In
eustom-huilt homes. S4l,5OO.
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ANNANDALE - Priced below FILA
appraisal, brick rancher on nice
corner lot: 3 bedrooms. "a baths,
drenched 2S-ft. family room, huge
STORAGE and shop area, Just the
home your family viii love q
nrst sight. PRICED &25,950: Call
aAsssSE "a. 5.ssGo. $o555 5TShsi Wilson sisd Ssa0rs'
AkLINGIoNi nN y. ssaT [sREATETAlKS-
MG 31SEpEM; 3IdSI1I 4:r sH5Ek MSIH, FAM5 FsI15
JALousfED FAMILY RM., air
conditioned. beautiful Wv. car
pet. spacious attached brick ga
rage. IMMACULATE THROUGH
QUIT All this on o level. fenced,
Shaded lot, including private nag
stone patio under weeping willows.
Only S23.50O and low, low down
saRR REALTY. NC. IA. 1880
ARLINGT0N-3 bedrm. Crestwood
efk. Rec. rm:, 1repl., eonv: loc.,
ARL., 81OsS0O WITH $3.50 DOWN
Close-in loc.; immac. semidet. In
2t,,,: sttrae; well-ssDt area: z bedrHs;: IIss:
tnels fenced rear yard; walk to
school and city bus: min, to
Ientsgon. YEoNAs REALTY, IA.
S-2100.
ARL. L.-McLEAN AREA THA financ-
iine)-New, spacious, 4-bedrm.. p
hath rambler; formal din. rm.,
model "eat-in" kit. fun daylight
bsnnt, with rec. rrn. area with
fireplace; large FLA loan avail;
-EeaS. cash dn. pymt. Top value in
close-tn area near elem. and high
schools. Trade home or rent with
option to buy. Call WALTER r.
REYNOLDS CO., INC, IA. 7-6525.
ARLINGTON-FALLs CHURCH
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

12O A., so mi. from D. c.. good
hunting, timber. springs, streams;
1.5O0. $1,000 down. Call eyes,,
MR.. JENSEN, IA. 7-4SSS.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

BELLE EAvEN-Early American;
beamed Nv, I'm. with huge CO.
lonial lrepi.. din. rm., & bedrmS..
baths, plus maids rn. and bath.
Garage. patio and screened porch.
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CoNTEMPORzRY s-BEDRM. RAM.
BIER with massive iireplaces in
pst,d. v rm; onIH and sSs dsn is6 Se3T, , lot 9nS
dn. KEY REALTY CO. ia. 5000.
C0ZY HOME-Just S4OO down buys
this eoEy 3@bedroom home. Close
70 Fails Church; near bus, shop
ping ping fna ne .;fS schools: Is; on lovely high,
children will love It: play with
safety. Start now; own your own
home; payments less than rent,
Priced to esell: FLA at Sl2,50O.
70 see call JE. 2-2820. JOSEPH
W.. SEAY COMPANY. Realtors,
1l3 West Broad street, Falls
Church, virginia
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HICKS
REALTORS OPEN Q TO 9.
" q OIL ON HnAn

XII. 8-3111 OF. 4-6040
- 37O6 MT. VERNON AVE.
23o3, 8. ARLINGTON RIDGE RID.
EEH.-sPECIAL TOWN HOUSE,
$l4.750; attractive stone home
with slate roof and fireplace, fea-
1tvres 2, bedrooms. separate dining
room, rec. room in basement and
patio: convenient to airport and
Transportation to d. c. Good
terms arranged. See 1t today. kI.
9-3630. NJ. H. BARRY ORG,
Realty Admin. Ewes, XII. 0-54SS.
HEx.-BEVERLY HILLS AREA-lst
offering: 8 bedrms. (master
2Oxi2J. others twin-sized, large
liv. rm. WIflrepl., full din. rm.:
kno.ty pine dinette and paneled
step-down den, full bSmt., Attic
foored for storage; Ia baths;
2oxIO screened porch oVerlookinR
well Handicapped encl. yard: many
custom biult-ins; entirely re-
decorated recently. Geo. Mason
School, Hammond High district;
askiIig S24.950. By OWNER. XXI.
AsIInZ.
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NEAT AND TIDY ia
the best way to de-
scribe this CUTE
hriek.and-frame ram.
bier. II looks like
new because OF the
metieulous care the
owners have given
this charming home.
You can take advan-
tage Of their hard
work plus ALL their
appliances they are
leavt ng behind,
$4,000 Is all you need
to handle your down
p Q y m G d {, settling
charges and moving
expenses. A pleasant
surprise awaits the
one who sees and
buys this charmer,
1nvestors7 This could
be one for you,
Convenient to every.
SEp o.REILLY CO.
INC. HU. 1-2711.
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INVESTMENT PROP, SALE

Observation-Disclosures apt. bldg.
$4,000 iIhrml. A sought-after
location. For further information,
call Ov. 3-1o46. HUBBARD
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T0P LOC1TT0N a. IM.-S5z an

TOP LOCATION 4. HKL.-S27, ,e50
Have you been looktns. for that
BATHS ON 1sT FLOoRl; Kitchen
with eating space, full paneled
rec, I'm. In basement. separate
huge dining rm. and living rm
with fireplace plus center-hali
entrancef II so, this Is itl Lo-
Gated on Q Well-kept level lot
close to everything. General has
been Transferred. Call for appt
70 Inspect. PARKER, SMITH a
DoNNELL. REALTORS, IA. 4.
016l, IA. 7-eS17.
TRICK OR Treat, no tricks, yov
are In for . treat. Dutch Colonial
IN Golf Club area Of North AT.
lington is vacant and ready foI
mediate sale. Features center
hall entrance, living room with
fireplace, family dining room, dC
luxe Kitchen, bath and rear porch
on hrSt floor, three double bed.
rooms and bath up. Play anc
party room in full, dry base
ment. Taken In trade By I
builder, 80 have q look and make
an offer. FLORANCE REALTY,
23l7 w .lson blvd, IA. 10000.
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z AURORA HILLS II
we could only tell you
" about this IDEAL
-. home which has so
= many advantages you
will want to buy 1t
sight unseen. The
price is $21, 900. It's
located in Aurora
Hills section Of Arl-
ington; close-in and
=. convenient; this
home can easily
handle 0 large family
. -.e with its 5 BED
ROOMS and excellent
: trafiic pattern; Beaut-
iful floors. 2 full
baths, many closets,
full tiled basement
and room for q den
or music room; newly
redecorated. A MUST
FOR YOU ! ROUTH
o. r o BBINS REAL
ESTATE CORP, XII.
$4,000 or Fl. 4.
$500.
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TOWN & COTJNTRY
BHR
ETTER HOMES REALTY, INC
REALTORS
VALUE

@ VALUE
Galore in this Herndon rambler
3 extra large bedrooms, ! "a baths,
large living room, private dining
room. tireplaces: full daylight
long brick rambler on 4 full acre
Is well priced at S21,95O with ex-
cellent terms.
F. w. BERENS, Realtor
304 w. Lee Hwy. CIR. 3-i4O1
VALUE-Here's 9 real cute house
with lots Of charm and style:
three bedrooms and IN baths. A
contemporary 2-story that you
should really see IL you are
SERIOUSLY house-hunting: Sl9,-
300. HOLLEY REALTY, 51S3 Lee
hwy. Arl. KE. S-535O.
vIENNA-3 new houses. BETTER
HOMES AND GARDENS, BY Star
Homes. 3 bedrms., 9 full baths:
full bsmt. Phone DU. 5-5O45.
WHAT A BUY! $500 down; 3-bed-
rm.: 2-bath rambler for $1,000
FHA approved. Living rm., dining
area fuu basement, semifinished
rec. rm,. kitchen, all equipped: |:
beautiful level lot 66xl65. Vacant.
This will not last. Call right now
SE 10000, WIN. A. CHAPMAN
WITCHES BREW = watch The
Halloween Broom Rider from
this North Arlington Cape Cod
near st. AIMS Church and School:
side and rear porches, detached
garage. &ull basement with hre-
place for future rec. rm.; bedroom
and bath down, two bedrooms and
baths up: retiring owners will give
early possession. FLA approved: I:
$4,000 30-year loan available to
qualified purchaser.
FLORANCE REALTY
2317 Wilson Blvd. IA. 10000
WOODLAND SECLUSTON - Two
year-old brick rancher with MANY
EXTRAS. High vaulted ceilings in
fabulous Soft. living rm.. tradi-
t1onal dining rm.. unique floor-to-
ceiling fireplace arrangement, truly
de. luxe kitchen, 3 master sized
bedrms., 2 full baths, tremendous
basement, lovely h-acre lot. For
those seeking charm and some
thing REALLY DIFFERENT; It
can't be beat at S22,500. FLOR
ANCE REALTY. 403 w. Lee hwy.
Fairfax. CR. $4,000.
YOU'LL never see more house for
the money than this new 4-bedrm.,
2-bath bi-level rancher for S2l,- :
25O. A nifty circular street-no
traffic problems. N-acre lot. Sep.
din. rm., kit. w/eating space.
bsmt.. and good conventional
terms. 5 to choose from. Inspect
today. JE; 10000,
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MONEY TO LOAN
OUT Of TOWN REAL ESTATE

CHICAGO-3-bedrm. brick rancher;
full bsmt, level lot, assume 4laet
81 loan; immed. occupancy, OWN.
Err, EN-, $3.50.
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TOP-NOTCH VA.
SERVICE CTATTNN

AS@44g 4&41 - = "a = 4S4N
Cities Service Oil Co. now has
available for lease Q brand-neW
ideally located, 3-bay service sta
tion IN Springfield. Va. Adjacent
to q new shopping center, and
supported by q welf-populated
neighborhood, this location repre-
sents an outstanding career op-
portunity Tor man with proven
service station management ex-
perienee. Cities Services offers q
paid training program, consider
able free equipment furnished
with the station: expenses, mer-
ehandtstng and advertising assist.
ance, and . reasonable rental pro-
gram. II yon have sound financial
backing and the desire to build
. strong business in q fast grow
ing community, this Springfield
station may be for you. II inter-
ested, call Mr., HALL, ia. 4-11OO,
Mon. through Fri. or Mr.. TURN
BAQoH,. il. 3-1S67. ewes. and
week ends.
1I061 Viers Mi rd
ODD. Plaza. Store, rent. 20-fL,
front with parkins. 10. 6-e32s
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Small warehouses
SHIRLINGTON AREA

1ndustrial-type building modern design and con-
struction. Close to Pentagon and military Offices:
fast traffic to downtown Washington $4,000
square feet including office. Will subdivide into ,
multipleS of 5000 square feet or more High :
ceilings, dock loading az, sprinkler system zon- :
ing permits light industry, research wholesale. !
retail merchandising. Immediately available.
LandAavailable for future expansion or additional
parking
CHARLES F. WARNER co. PROPERTIES
IA. $4,000 A 2-23ss
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SEs F0R SALIVA / HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
HANDY MAN

4 seminnished rms. upstairs; lst
moor. 2 hedrms, and hath; full
basement; .cloSe-in location: Si6,-
500. Nothing down, OF.
Mannas Rlty., JE. 2-3110
LIST Y0uk HOME WITH Us FOR
A QUICK 9ALEl OUR SLOGAN
- "WHEN YOU LIST WITH
F0NNfF00NNIIoo F0NNfF00NIo TFhnA4TT TSFThAnA4T RIHAcEEIENoT "a E1EEs'
MCLEAN AND GA are only 5 Minis.
away from this brand-ueW, brick
eenter:han rambler: 4 bedrms. !,
ga baths plus lovely daylight fans
ny rm.: full price Is SCI ESQ with
81 500 down: full bsmt., Waik-in
cedar closet, extra special all-elec,
HOTPOINT kit. in color with wall
oven, range, dishVasher, disposai
and birch cabinets, kinS.sise refFr.
ana ample eating space; sep. din.
REALTY. "a. s.2iOo. 1AoNAs
NOLAN, VIKGNIA'S fa5Eest
growing area. Surrounded BY
mueh more expensive homes,
this rambler has three bedrooms, j,
two baths and q daylight out-of-
the ground basement for two
more bedrooms and recreation
room with fireplace, Centrally air
conditioned and minutes to b. G,
Sr,.s1 g r1en,sasoa ~ Iu'9 obSy Sy the Parkway
ATLAS or ARLINGTON
"a. 6-l060 EYes.. 81. 6-6I44
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$17,950

Assume S12,50o, 4hes loan, with
ts9., mS pymis' sDs ,rsr Of only l Slol .I:, insl
equipped kit. lge. level lot VI
beaut. trees. Gail to Inspect.
Myers & Hill, Inc.
Realtors mn b-R122
Evening star., 1960-10-31

N.-New RAM
bier offering 3 bedrms., IA
baths, full bsmt.. big liv.
Tm., de luxe kitchen; priced
tS EsT sell pt.SSH st Ss1Hly ss;1ps'SS0; Can
o393. ewes. KE. S-4S46.
Evening star., 1960-10-31

DRAMATIC LOT, 1OOxlSB with
many. many lovely trees. outdoor
barbecue and seclusion. Loc. In
Sleepy Hollow. Center entr. to "a
II. NV. nm, attrac. corner frepl.
and built-in hookshelves. Sep.
din. rm,, kit. with breakfast bar.
downstairs bedrm. or den with
pvt. powder nm, 2 16x1S bedrms.
up and 2nd bath. Fun bsmt., rec.
maid. 5m 2nS Tm sTsp; sTs s:,h hlaSnSry N.Scy, T, r
immed. transfer offers better
at only ss7.sS0: cali for appt.
JE. 10000. VIM. A. CHAPMAN
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:GROOM

Co. REALTORS. ia. 7-44s7
2204 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. Va.
ARLINGTON NORTH-cus-
tom-built rancher featuring
wide center hall opening to
24-ft. living room or to 3
spacious bedrooms, 2 bathts, o.
oversize modern kitchen.
cool screened porch and
built in garage. Expertly
handicapped corner lot. You
NAV be the proud owner for
only $32,950. ia. $4,000.
aAtil 9. SHANNON 4 LUCHS,
Realtors. 2065 Wilson blvd.
ARLINGTON-For Just ST, 300 you
may purchase this tastefully deco-
modern kitchen. full bsmt. and
healthful, low-cost hot-water heat.
-parochiai schools. where can you
md 50 much for SO little? Call
lgHANNaQNo 4 LUCHs, Realtors,
Evening star., 1960-10-31
MACHINERY and EoIUp.

AsPHALr KETTLE, like new: loS.
sal sgie.-axie, TOW type; dbls.
burner. roofer OF paVer. OF. 2.3415,
FRONT.END LOADER f6r hire, b
day, hour or contract: expef.
operator. Gail WE. $3.50.
TRAILER, 5-ton CT tandem, excel,
eond.. for 9man dozef or roller:
S345. OIL. 2-344B,
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

vA.-From IOO-ft, front
to 10 acres on Pickett St,
WAPLETON. Water and sewer;
terms or will subordinate. wAPLE,
1226 14th st. NV. AID. 4-20O6,
FL. 4-4545.
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APARTMENT

20 units, corner BLDG, upper
northwest: all 1-b.r. apts.,
terms: call Mr.. Martin with
BOSS q PHELPS, INC.
ma. $4,000 Res, OF. 4-6s2C
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DOLL HOUSE
FAAHFAA
REAT Or SALE

, This lovely brick split-ievel
home is set on q h-aere lot
studded with majestic trees;
3 bedrooms, 2 baths, rec.
room and beautiful porch
with barbecue make for
delightful country living.
For rent at Sl75 per mo,
or for sale at $2S,o60.
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2h Acre and Rambler

Nearly new brick rambler on gent.
Y sloping lot, plenty Of spaee for
tne children TO romp and play.
neGrooms, all on main door. 2
Ilii paths, attractive living room
room. fully eouinped mnasrS5 uaa,r5
kitchen with breakfast lonnre
built in. side screened porch, mi
basement and built in garaFe,
SleSs q shopping and schools.
Evening star., 1960-06-09
Castro Says U. S. Poses
Grave Peril to Cubo

HAVANA. June 9 (AP).-
Fidel Castro declared today the
United States poses a greater
threat to Cuba than earth
quakes did to Chile.
The Cuban Prime Minister
lashed out anew against his No.
/ target in a post-midnight
dockside speech sending of a
boatload of relief supplies to
Chile's quake victims.
Mr.. Castro led of by terming
the atomic bombings of Hiro-
shima and Nagasaki "assas-
sination" and cold -blooded
aggression against the civilian
population" Then he said
Cuba faced worse evils than the
Chilean earthquake-"great in
ternational interests who. in
their egoiSm and blindness,
didn't vacillate in hurting those
atomic bombs over two cities
assassinating hundreds and
hundreds of women, children
and aged men,"
The Cuban revolutionary
leader said future history
would deal most severely with
those who had no justification
for the bombings because nc
military installations were in
volved.
Mr.. Castro said it was "op-
perfume to recall this because
it is well to know the cruelty
of the enemies of our revolu-
ton, to know the hate anc
blindness of the powerful oil
garchy that combats our ma.
ton"
Evening star., 1960-06-09
Texas Is Ruked
By Tornodoes,
Hail, Heavy Roin
By the Associated Press


At least one and possibly
three more tornadoes raked
portions of Texas. yesterday.
Hailstones, repeatedly the size
of baseballs. and torrentiaI
rains beat down on the Western
part Of the State.
Nearly 31a inches of rain fell
in 80 minutes at Paducah, some
100 miles east Of Lubbock. The
high water flooded homes and
places of business and closed
highways in all directions from
the town. Wind gusts reached
IS miles an hour.
Several persons were injured
when their car was overturned
by a twister after it had
stalled in the rain.
The Chicago Weather Bureau
reported several tornado fun
nelS were sighted yesterday in
Kansas during a heavy down.
pour. Northwest of Jetmore,
Kans., 6 inches of rain were
reported. Many other COM
munities in the West and
Southwest reported up to an
inch of rain.
A small tornado struck the
crossroads community of Yee-
haw Junction, Fla, late yes
terday, injuring a woman and
overturning two trailers. Mrs,
Nora Drinkard, 43, who was
in one of the upset trailers,
suffered leg abrasions and
bruises.
Evening star., 1960-06-09

urday charging the Castro gov
ernment with waging a cam
paign Of slander against the
United States. ,
Evening star., 1960-06-09
NepuI Asks Stop
To Red Recruiting

KATMANDU, Nepal, June 8
(AP). - Nepal has asked the
Soviet Embassy to stop recruit
ing Nepalese students for the
new university being started in
Moscow for foreign students.
A government spokesman
told Parliament yesterday of
the request to the Russians and
said no Nepalese student would
go to Moscow without govern
ment approval.
Evening star., 1960-06-09
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Clear
and cool tonight with the low
near go; sunny and continued
mild tomorrow.
Maryland-Clear and mild
tonight with the lows in the
40s in the mountains and in
the sos elsewhere; mostly sunny
and a little warmer tomorrow
Virginia-MoStly clear and
cool tonight, lows near go on
the coast, in the sos in the in
terror and in the 40s in the
mountains; sunny and con-
tirued pleasant tomorrow.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay-Northeast winds
10 to Is knots in the northern
portion and Is to Is knots in
the southern portion diminish
ing tonight and becoming 10
to IS knots tomorrow; fair
weather; visibility 10 miles.
Resort Area Forecasts
Maryland. Delaware and Vir-
ginia beaches - Sunny today
and tomorrow, highs rs to 78.
Cape Hatteras area - Partly
Evening star., 1960-06-09
BowIes Says
Events Affirm
Kennedy Victory
By the Associated Press

Representative Bowles, Demo-
crat of Connecticut, said in a
letter made public yesterday
that recent events have deep
ened his confidence that Sena-
tor Kennedy Of Massachusetts,
will be nominated on the first
ballot and will be elected
President in November.
Mr.. Bowles, foreign policy
adviser to Senator Kennedy
made the prediction in a
May 26 letter to a local COM
mittee promoting Mr.. Bowles
for the Democratic presidential
nomination.
Mr.. Bowles told the group,
headed by Eric Cox, a real
estate man, that he wss CRATE
full for their support but that
he has discouraged all Or
ganization efforts in his behalf
because of his firm decision to
support Senator Kennedy.
Mr.. Cox replied that since
his group did not ask Mr.
Bowles' permission to organize
it will respectfully decline to
halt its efforts to bring his
name before the national con-
vention.
I'VE are convinced" Mr.. Cox
wrote, that as the candidate
of the Democratic Party you
will give the Nation an as.
surance Of the leadership which
has so fatefully been lacking
in this Nation"
Evening star., 1960-06-09

cloudy today and tomorrow
with highs in the upper 70s.
Upper and Lower Chesa-
peake Bay-Sunny with the
highs 78 to 80 and winds north
east to east at 10 to IS knots
today and tomorrow.
Skyline Drive-Sunny with
high 10 to rs today and tomor-
row; visibility excellent.
Long Island and New Jersey
beaches-Sunny with highs 73
to rs today and tomorrow.
Temperature Humidity Index
Time Temperature Humidity Index
2 pm. rs 80 68
Temperatures for Yesterday
s am. ------63 s pm. "A
Record Temperatures for the Year
Highest. 95, on April %.
Lowest, 10, on March IL.
Furnished by the o. S. Coast and
Geodetic Survey
Today Tomorrow
Hish -------- S:2Sa,m. 9:20 am
Low -------- S:4san1. 3:4Q am
EoN E5sh - -- $:3$ $3$ Pnn. P.m: 9:$s 9:$5 P.m P.m
! IT.. hSnk .nA to,, tida- - ~, Fal
Evening star., 1960-06-09

plant was that he had not
been allowed to telephone his
wife or gliding championship
officials. Otherwise, he said,
he was treated we'll.
I'm glad to be back" were
his first words. II had a good
time but they wouldn't let
me telephone"
Mr.. Schreder said he landed
at $50 pm. yesterday.
"A few minutes later three
farmers came up. but they
didn't do anything to me. Then
two German soldiers with guns
came along. They said I had
to wait for the police. The
police came. and then two Rus
SLAMS"
Mr.. Schroeder said he was
taken to police headquarters
at Grevesmuehlen and ques-
toned for four hours.
They were very kind" he
added. They gave me food
and drink and everything ]
wanted" r
Will Compete Tomorrow
Mr.. Schroeder, shortly after
his return, headed for Cologne,
where he is scheduled to COM
pete again tomorrow in the
next championship fight COM
petition.
Mr.. Schreder took of from
Cologne yesterday morning with
81 other pilots bound for the
West German Island of Feh-
marnn, 80 miles north of the
East German Baltic coast.
The latter part of the route
skirted the East German from
tier and in midafternoon Mr.
Schroeder radioed he was over
water, was having trouble and
was looking for land.
The East German radio sta
ton at Ruegen radioed just
after midnight that Mr.
Schroeder had landed his sail
plane safely 19 miles east OF
Wismar, in the East German
Province of Mecklenburg.
Mr.. Schreder, a former Navy
combat pilot who holds the
Distinguished Flying Cross anc
the Navy Air Medal, won the
American National Soaring
Contest in 1858. He is the
father of two boys and a gir
and the founder-owner of 6
company that manufacture!
artists supplies and drafting
equipment at plants in Toledo
and Puerto Rico.
Evening star., 1960-06-09
Arab Refugee
Concessions
Urged in Study
By the Associated Press

A Senate Foreign Relations
Committee staff study urges
concessions by both Israel and
the Arab countries to bring
peace and stability to the
Middle East.
The report, made public by
Committee Chairman Fulbright.
Democrat of Arkansas. said the
problem of Arab refugees from
Palestine is the heart of the
quarrel, which, in turn is the
major obstacle to stability in
the area.
Senator Fulbright emphasized
that the staff report does not
necessarily reflect the views of
any members Of his committe.
Sees Possible Solution
One of a series of studies on
global foreign policy prepared
for the committee, the staff re-
port said Of the refugee prob
lem:
"At a glance, the situation
appears hopeless; Israel refuses
to consider even limited repa-
triation, while the Arabs refuse
to entertain any proposal that
ignores the right Of the refugees
to choose between going home,
or being compensated"
However, it said, a closer re-
view suggests "a solution ac-
commodating temperate Arabs
and Israelis is well within
reach" The report went on:
THE Israelis, in the judg-
nent Of most disinterested au-
thorities on the subject, would
have to make the greatest dip
lomatic concession. That is,
they would have to accept the
principle of repatriation, or
compensation, as set forth in
the several United Nations
resolutions"
Arab Concession
The Arabs. the report con-
tinued, would have to make
the greatest practical conces-
sion."
THAT is," the staff added,
"they would have to agree that
the refugees who chose not to
be repatriated could be inte-
grated into the other Arab So
cieties: this would represent all
but a small proportion of the
refugees
although the refugees in
sist on the right to return to
their homeland. it is generally
believed that relatively few of
them-probably less than 10
per cent-would exercise that
right.
"As the Israelis themselves
so often suggest, the Moslem
refugees would be disinclined
to return to a land utterly
transformed by the predomi-
nance of its Jewish culture and
Jewish government"