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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-21

BERWYN - SpotlesS 3-bedroom
older home separate din. rm
extra Ice. kitchen, corner lot, FHh
approved, Sl1,750 $500 down. SOS
month plus taxes and insurance
Wis.
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CHILDREN

Show this lovely old home to your
parents. Only ! block to Catholic
Church and school, . blocks to
public school. 4 blocks to q. Of
Nd. Dad pays only S12,e50 with
$1,000 down and SQ4 per mo.
Plenty of big rooms to move
around in. Double living room,
separate dining room, bedrooms,
. baths, fireplace. storm windows.
hot-water heat. Tell Dad the only
painting to do in 3 or 4 years is
the trim on the house and trim
ming the hedge.
BURCH REALTY CO.
-r,, ~ 49, NJ n -nna
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BERENS SALES
RIvERDALE-Brick rambler. :;
AP. 7-4646

RIvERDALE-Brick rambler, 2
bedrooms large lot; convenient n
schools and churches assume
$1,000 first mortgage. Full price
PAUL H. LAUTERBACH & co
Realtor UN I-S5S3
RIVERDALE HILLS, adjacent 10
Baltimore pkwy-3 bedroom, -
bath Cane Cod full dining rm.,
porch. = fireplaces, redecorated.
Al fer Sll; Loo - 500 d .oCTpn
ERT S. DAVIS & CO. INC
RIvERDALE HGTS. : Bedrm. and
bath on LIST a Of this charming
bath on ind A enormous closets
lse equip kit, rec rm and many
extras. $1,000 On. and $40 per
mo. pays evPrythins, or will take
your house IN trade and terms 10
R fI3i TO AZ ? 7 hiL16f d co.
ROSECROFT PARK-New de luxe
ramblers, SlS,95O, 2 lRe bedrms
Ia baths, sep. din nm, ultra
mod kit. tiled and paneled rec.
rm.. lee lot March occupancy.
BERENS SALES. RE. $4,000
SEABROOk ACREs-Deluxe 4 bed
rm. brk. rambler, baths. din.
nm, frepl, nice lot ] Vt. old:
S@4 500.
OLIVER J MCDOWELL. UN. 4-7Ilc
SEABROOK ACRES-Assume FLA
loan on this charming brk.. B
bPdrm @-hath rambler. only
yr old; choice lot, 1880.
Owner Transferred NELSON
REALTY CO. He. i-2an0
SEAT PLEASANT AREA - Vacant.
S@a5 On. no settlement charges; s
bedrmS Move rieht in. NE S-l@l2.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ABOVE THE AVERAGE"
New brick, bedrms., Ice. rec
nm, firepl. Open Sun. pm. :
mi, so. D. C: Indian Head
hwy, left to 66la Livingston I'd
New brick, 2 bedrms., sep. Of
flee entr.. Ice. bsmt., porches
M. Allentown I'd. and Andrews
3-Masonry; . bedrms, acre
sacrifics $500 cash; IS miles
DR.. VIE-ALDERHOLDT REALTY
CHI. s-S5l5 Ewes. CHI. S-s30i
ABSOLUTELY Al VALUE-3-bed
I'm. brick with bsmt. Just re-
decorated (tastefullyl top to bot
tom! Din. rm, equip. kit. with
snack space; storm windows and
doors; Anchor fenced lot. Come
see the magnificent viewl S13.95t
on terms above high hrst trust
at Sa3 mo. total MARYLAND
SALES, TO. a-6762.
ABSOLUTELY TODAY'S BEST
BUY: near st. Mary's School
Beautiful 3-bedroom dream home
with extras galore; eXtra-bis
equipped kitchen, diversified Twins
room, patio with aluminium avn.
ings, big handicapped lot; only
$4,000. Take over CT loan with
nominal cash. PROSTATE PROP
ERTIEs. AP. 1885.
ACCOK EEK, MD. ct H E
DUCHESS. Custom built 3-bed-
rm. homes. la-acre lots. carports;
only Sl3,450. Directions: Out
Indian Head hwy. 10 Accokeek'
1eft pat'S nipny hinG y
to Martin Taylor sign, turn right
TO model homes. Blu. 3-2492.
ACCOKEEK-T.B. AREA-2-bedrm
masonry; cir. heat: sep. din. nm
80 down. Low closing costs. MA
ADELPHI-BRICK RAMBLER, like
new; 3 bedrms., ga baths. large
din l." soft. rec, nm: assume
huge 412"s loan; Just 1000 down
tnlng TRACER ASSOCIATES
ADELPHI-4,bedroom. 2-bath vii,
'liamsburs; liv. nm. with hrepl
i fTss s E tied div S. Tm f' Bsm
With future bath; sSO,eso With
$4,000 down. Dir: out N. Hamp
ave to Hillandale, right on Pow.
der Mill I'd. / mi right Knoll
wood DR., left on Truxtou I'd IL
model. HAWV MALE CON.
STRUCTION CO, EN-. S-263@
ADELPHI = SUPER sPLTT-LEvEI
with EYE APPEAL, and hundreds
Of reasons for buying it. Situated
on HALF-ACRE LOT, LARGE Twins
room with fireplaced dining room
sparkling kitchen and FAM1LY
: baths. patio and a LARGE sac,
loan you can ASSUME. First time
offered, sol $50! Come out anc
see the many other features EX.
elusive with BOWERS BROS
INC, AP. 7-s400.
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mt0pen
HILLCREST HEIGHTS

~ California rambler. custom
built for easy living. Central air
cond., , freplS., beaut. Handicapped.
plenty of trees. Located among
the better homes. Larse 5es loan
can be assumed. Vacant.
(@l Assume large FLA loan. less
than. l-yr old brick rambler. .
firepls, sep. din. rm.. Ice. cleo.
built-in kit, full bsmt., built-in
garage owner transferred. Only
Sl9,950.
(3l New 4 bedrmS, 3 baths, ram
bier; family sized din. rm., and
cleo. kit, 2 stone frepls. finished
recr. rm., garage. Any reasonable
offer considered.
We have many other homes in this
area. priced from S17,500.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD,
FOR SECURITY
SECURE A HOME

- weIl-huilt 6-roon
home, featurning living room with
fireplace, screened porch, GaTage
full basement, rec. room: III
baths; FHA approved. Sl9,0OO
Rs.
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LEWISDALE

Vacant, owner trans; priced for
immed. sale Beaut. 3-bedrm.
] y bath brick rambler.
DON'T DELAY, SEE TODAY
With Ice. custom rec. rm.. family
nm: carport and lovely I'd DIR.
Out Univ. blvd. to Rigs I'd and
right to Beechvood DR.. and left
to 220l. Open l to 8.
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FHA APPROVED

FILA APPROVED
At Sl6a5O. Stately brick 3-bed-
room Colonial with full basement,
large living room with fireplace
and family size dining room; ex-
cellent Cheverly location; loaded
with extras: only Sl,100 down to
qualified buyer. THE HOUSE OF
HOMES. PRINC GEORGES
REALTY, UN. 4-ll66.
FOREST HEIGHTS = IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCY: 3-bedrm. brick Co.
lonial on Ice. fenced and land
scaped lot: home has been compl
redec. Sl5.4O0: terms BERENS
SALES. RE. 6-540O til Q.
FOREST HEIGHTS = 5-bedroom
hillside Cape Cod; Dashboard heat;
house with many extras, priced
for the moderate inc. LO. 7-SS4"
FOR SALE but not for long. almost
soft. brick and redwood rambler
with carport, twin-size bedrmS.
liv. rm. with f1repl. and din. area
rec. type bsmt,, A-acre lot. FHA
approved Sls,500, $1,000 dn
UN. 4-S5S3.
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S16-Q5n

"CHEVERLY'-Beaut. and immac
4-bedrm., 2-bath, red-brick ram
bier.
SEE N COMPARE"
Full walk-out bSmt with lovely
rec. rm.; u blks. to St Ambrose
walking dist. to public schools
DIR. Out Landoyer I'd. TO 63rd
ave, right to Kilmer St, to 63lO
Open l to 5.
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RAY PARK

Lovely custom built det. Cane Cod
brk. on corner lot.
6 BEDRMS.-3 BATHS
Liy. rm. din. nm, kit, rec I'm;
rear porch, many extras PRICED
Low AT S3l,a50 WE TAKE
TpAnEc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-21

- s-room brick doll
house. consisting of huge living
ROOM separate dining room, full
basement, rec. room area; level
lot: close TO everything. Only
Ab,OO0' $3.50 dn., subject to
FHA. R-l1.
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RIGGS ROAD AREA

Only SI3.95O, Just $500 On. on
this Spac. 3-bedrm. Colonial,
"A TIPToP BUY
With dbl.-ear Earage; lge., fenced
and freed lot. walking dist TO
bus, schools and shops. DIR .
Out Rigs I'd. to Aver I'd to goth
ave, right to 65O5. Open / to 5.
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CHILLUM AREA

OPEN SUNDAY. TIL DARK
$40 I4th AVE
Are you MOVING from D. c. and
looking for q real buy In an all.
brk. rambler close in. conven. to
schools, tranEp. and shopping? We
have the house for you: 3 extra
size bedrmS liy. I'm, with fire.
pl.: unusual din area, family
size kit. with diShWaSher and gar
bARe disposal, spacious closets.
Wall-to-Eall eArpetinE, rec. I'm.
plus game rm; aluminium aWningS.
on dead-end street: walking dis
lance to all eonVenienees. inelud-
ing St. John De LASalle School
and Church. See It today. Price
reduced, S2O.950, easy terms.
FLA or assume 4laes loan DIR:
Out SGT. I'd. to Jefferson, right on
Jefferson to 18th ave.
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OPEN l TILL s

OF I'm TIL
9Th AND MAIN ST, LANHAM
WaShington's Birthday special. new
modern 3-bedroom ramblerS. Ok
1874 living rm., tiled bath, equip
kit, 2sx36 potential rec. nm, extra
deep lots. move in with deposit
only $4,000. DIR. Out Rte. 80,
keep left on Lsnham Severn rd
. blocks to Main st. left 2 blocks
to open house. UN. 4-S5s3.
,@AtAr lo~a~ o. eN,o
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BIRCH REALTY co.

RADIANT VALLEY-3-bedrm brick
rambler with din alcove full
bsmt lovely fenced lot. one OF
the best homes in the area; only
SIG 500: !mmaC. throughout E.
{ HILLEY d CO, REALTORS
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BALTIC. WASH. PKWAY. - Brick
and shinsle, 2-story home: feat
2 bedrmS, spac. liv nm and mod
kit. with table sp : Ice. lot, $50
it. deep; many extras Assume
Ice 81 loan with $3.50 dn.:
CO. REALTORS. AP. 1900.
BELTSVILLE; open Sun. 1-5; 4SO1
Howard ave.-New rambler on
lge. lot: features de luxe kit, day
lisht bsmt., carport; SlS,q60.
We. 5-5514 NELSON REALTY.
CO HE 4-c30O
BELTSYHLE-o-bedrm Cape Cod:
full bsmt.. detached garage Sl3,-
$50. other to SOS, 600 Call VIE
5-55l4 NELSON REALTY CO.
HE. 4-2300.
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LANHAM-3-bedroom expandable
Cape Cod, featuring family-GiZe
Kitchen basement, glass enclosed
porch. Only $4,000, $500 On
On "a acre. Re.
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POWER

you'll need, DAD, This
lot runs through from street TO
street NEARLY 10000 50 IT. :
very splc and span rooms in
Guiding knotty pine den, 5000
worth OF aluminium awnings and
storm windows. lear CarpOrt
with railinRed sun deck, Dad :
SKIS dos house to match the main
house can be USED to hide from
the TV with the daily paper or
iuSt plain sit and cream, DAD.
you can buy the owners lawn
mower for SIS but this little es-
tate will cost you Sl3.95O. Come
on-get up-stop dreaming and
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HUGH T. PECK
900 N--,,r NAM AVE

HE. -lIuO
RAY PARK ESTATES; for sale by
OWNER Beautiful split-level, cor
ner LOT: bedrmS., , baths, all
electric kit. many other FEATURES,
open | 10 5. Sat and Sun To
reach. New Hampshire ave ~
Raw I'd rlght on Ray I'd. 10 100
Chillum Manor drive
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AREA-At.

tr. NEW 3-bedrm bsmt. ramblers
OPEN Sun, Mon. Only Sl3,95O
Dir: Pa. ave. ext. TO Alton QSt
lighU, left to 53rd ave, right to
T. FORTIN RLTY., 10. $4,000.
ASSUME CT LOAN mo qualifying
$500 On. and move in-3-bedrm
rambler with diversified living room
and dining room and Worksavel
equipped kitchen. A big fenced
lot: only Sl@.@5O. Better hurry
PROSTATE PROPERTIES, AP. {.
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ASSUME 4I.eo LOAN with no red
tape and only $3.50 down, on this
charming bungalow in Landover
Hills Fireplace in liv. rm., incl
porch or den. A buy at S12,95O;
vacant. Call til q pm. WA.
$4,000. ROBERT S. DAVIS Il CO.,
INC.
ASSUME 4I7% CT LOAN on this
practically new 3-bedrm. rambler
with small down payment RIDG-
WAY REALTY, TO. a-5924.
AUTHENTIC CALIFORNIA-TYPE
RAMBLER with csrport for only
SIS, 800. Hollywood bath, compl
kit, fenced lot: IN Woodlawn, just
of Baltimore pkwy. Cash, terms,
trade Call til q pm, WA. 7-39OO,
ROBERT S. DAVIS & CO., INC.
AVoNDALE-Handsome Colonial in
area of attractive homes, this g.
room BRICK home affords many
features from the large screened
porch to the completely finished
recreation room. Situated on level,
Handicapped ward. close to trans
portation. shopping. etc. FILA ap-
praised Sl5,a50. Exclusive with
BOWERS BROS, INC, AP 7-S4OO
BADEN, 10 miles D. C.-New 3
bedrm brick rambler, larEe living
rm. with frepl., dining rm., >
baths, full bSmt: q acre. HA. =
$500. CE. 6-S+4S 3OI-ST -
154S. CARL ALBERT HEIDER,
Realtor
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'RINcE GEORGES PROPERTIES

CHEvERLY-3-bedroonl, 1Na-bath
brick rambler, huge knotty-pine
rec. room, all access incl.
carpet, washing macn., storm
windows. Level fenced lot, outside
patio and fireplace. Near St. Am
brose and Happy Acres schools.
Assume 4l2oo loan. Sl7,9iO. By
OWNER SP 3-oOa1
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ANDREWS-NAVY HYDRO - Dis
eliminating buyers will stop look
ing after SEEING this fine home,
large liv. rm. w/firepl, sep. din.
rm., rec. nm, porch. built-in ga
rage, nice Handicapped lot: > bed
rms. down; room for more up
stairs; quiet residential neighbor-
sun, Mon. FoRTIN REALTY, 10
Evening star., 1960-05-20
Bloc of Delegates
Leans to Kennedy
BY the Associated Press

Abner B. Larson, North Da-
kota Democratic chairman, said
today the States IL votes at
the Democratic National Con-
vention probably will go to
Senator Kennedy for the presi-
Dental nomination.
Mr.. Larson said he told Ken
nedy aides the Massachusetts,
Senator likely will have the
North Dakota delegates back
of him as a result of the with
drawal from the race of Senator
Humphrey of Minnesota.
The State Democratic Con-
vention went on record in
April in support of Senator
Humphrey under the unit rule,
Mr.. Larson said.
Since tor Humphrey
withdrew, however, he said, a
newspaper poll in the State
showed IL of the % delegates
to the national convention, each
with half vote. favored Ken
nedy. He said this showed that
Senator Kennedy under the
unit rule would receive all II
votes in early balloting.
Evening star., 1960-05-20
Tobogo Grounds
Honeymoon Spy

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad,
May 20 (AP).-A Leeward Is
lands air transport plane has
been grounded for flying too
low over the honeymoon re-
treat of Princess Margaret and
her husband, officials said to-
day.
The twin-engine plane, with
a British reporter and pho
tographers aboard, took off
from Barbados and skirted the
treetops of the island of To-
bago looking for the Princess
and Antony Arrnstrong-Jone
witnesses reported.
To insure privacy for the
noneymooners, authorities had
made Tobago a prohibited area
after the royal yacht Britannia
anchored of the island four
days ago.
The newlyweds are sailing
today for Trinidad.
Evening star., 1960-05-20
Sidelining of Mikoyon
indicated in Red Moves

Iof Mr.. Mikoyan who, according
to the Soviet encyclopedia, was
"the most prominent leader of
the Communist movement in
Azerbaijan."
Mr.. Mikoyan, who first
moved into communism'S upper
ranks in 1926. was notably abb
sent on several important pub
lie occasions recently.
At one time he almost in
variably was at Premier Nikita
S. Khrushchev'S side.
Mr.. MikQyan, 64, was
thought to have played a lead
ing role in the establishment
of better relations with the
United States.
He paved the way for Mr..
KhruShchev's visit to America
with his own goodwill visit
earlier.
Evening star., 1960-05-20
School Principal
Gets New Post

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
May 20 (SpeciaD Edward B.
Rogers, principal of Charles
Town High School since mid
year, has been named principal
of Shepherdstown High School
by the Jefferson County Board
of Education. He succeeds
Keener w. Eutsler, who is re-
tiring after 80 years in the post.
The board also admitted
Charles F. PrintZ, a member of
the faculty at Shepherd Col
lege at Shepherdstown, as a
member of the board. He was
named to fill an unexpired
term in the primary election
last May 10.
School Supt. T. A. Lowery re-
ported there will be 26 teacher
vacancies to be filled next year.
in uding & principalships at
Charles Town High and Blue
Ridge Elementary.
Evening star., 1960-05-20
DeGauFIePIans
Summit Report

PARIS, May 20 (AP).-Presi-
dent Charles de Gaulle will ad-
dress the Nation on May 81
on the failure of the summit
meeting.
About two weeks later the
National Assembly will hold a
full-dress debate on the govern
ment's foreign policy.
These announcements were
made after a special meeting
of the cabinet and Gen. de
Gaulle.
Gen. de Gaulle will be the
last of the Western Big Three
to report to his people on the
summit failure. Prime Minister
Macmillan reported to Parlia-
ment today and President
Eisenhower will address the ma
ton next week.
Gen. de Gaulle gave the min
listers a detailed account of his
meetings with Soviet Premier
Nikita S. Khrushchev, Mr.. Eli
senhower and Mr.. Macmillan.
He paid particular attention
to the national and interna-
tional consequences of the fail
ure to get a summit meeting
started.
Foreign Minister Maurice
Couve de Murville also gave a
detailed report to the cabinet.
An official spokesman said
Gen. de Gaulle emphasized that
France could play a useful and
beneficial role for world peace.
But he added that to perform
this role, unity of the nation
was indispensable.
"We must be dependent on
nobody and assure ourselves our
own destiny" Gen. de Gaulle
was quoted as saying. "Inde-
pendence, unity and a national
cohesion are more than ever
necessary"
Evening star., 1960-05-20

we're fortunate that the great
est man alive today is in charge
in Russia"
Mr.. Mcdaniel said Mr.. Khru-
shchev "haS got a much better
grasp of the world situation
than anybody that we'd ever
elect to Office unfortu-
nately for US"
A girl student cried out "You
cruel thing!" When Mr.. Nc
Daniel said Mr.. Powers "volun-
teered to undertake a danger
Gus mission and he should
suffer the consequences"
Wisconsin Native
Mr.. Mcdaniel. a bachelor. is
a native of Jefferson, Wis, and
a 1850 graduate of the Uni
versity of Wisconsin. He was
hired as a teacher in govern
ment, history and social SCI
ence a year and a half ago.
DR.. Virgil Blossom, district
superintendent. said the board
felt "the judgments used. along
with statements made in his
classroom, reflect conduct pref
JUDICIAL to the best interests of
the school district"
The social science class ses-
sion was recorded by a student
using q school recorder and
her own tape. Mr.. Mcdaniel
said he authorized the record
ing to allow students to rehear
class discussions.
Evening star., 1960-05-20
7 OBJECTS SEEN
IN SHIPS ORBIT

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May 20
(AP).-At least seven objects,
which may have been parts Of
Russia's big space ship. now are
flying around the earth, the
National Space Surveillance
Center reported today.
These objects are in the new
orbit which the space ship
abruptly entered yesterday
when trouble developed dur
ing an attempt to send its as
tronaut cabin back toward
earth.
At least one other object,
presumably the big third-stage
rocket which launched Sputnik
~ into its original orbit, still
is following that original orbit.
While Russian announce
mentS said the space man
cabin was occupied only by a
dummy aStronaut, for test
purposes, New England anna
teur radio operators reported
today that they had heard
what seemed to be audio trans
missions coming from the
space ship.
These sounds, picked UP
while they were listening to the
space ship radio signals, could
not be definitely identified as
voice transmission, they said.
Word of the objects observed
in the new space ship orbit
came from the Air Force Cam
bridge Research Center in
nearby Bedford, hard on the
heels of a report from a moon
watch team in Sacramento,
Calf.
The sighting of three unex-
planned objects in the space
ship orbit was reported this
morning.
Evening star., 1960-05-20
Board Fires Teacher
Proising Khrushchev

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, May %
(AP).-A high school teacher
has lost his job, after telling
a class Nikita Khrushchev is
the greatest man alive today
and saying Of United States
Pilot Francis Powers: IT think
he should be put to death"
The teacher, Winston Nc
Daniel, said his remarks were
aimed at encouraging discus
sion among students.
He was suspended from his
81. .O00-a-year job for the bal
ance of the school year after
Nerth East Independent School
board members listened to a
tape recording made Monday
In one of his classes.
The tape was played for
newsmen Wednesday, after DR.,
A. G. Bradford, president of
the board, said the board is
unanimous that we should do
this as we are doing it."
Students Critical
The tape recorded a vigorous
give-and-take exchange be-
tween Mr.. Mcdaniel and stu
dents who frequently challenged
his statements and disagreed
with him SO sharply that one
was ordered to leave the room.
Chies of "What?" were heard
in the background when Mr..
Mcdaniel, discussing the spy
plane incident said IT think
Evening star., 1960-05-20

residence to the newly built
Liberal-Democratic Party head
quarters half a mile down the
hill.
There they broke through
token police resistance and
forced their way into the
grounds. But the empty fort
resslike concrete building, its
steel shutters tightly drawn,
offered no new opportunity for
mischief.
They milled around for a
while, chanting and cheering,
then left.
The mutual security pact,
.stubbornly fought by the left
wing and many others fearful
1T may involve Japan in an
other war, gives the United
States the right to maintain
bases here for another 10 years
in exchange for a pledge to
defend Japan against agrees
sion.
The treaty now goes to the
upper house of Parliament for
ratification. Mr.. KiShi's rul-
ing Conservatives have a ma
jority of 1864 there, and the
treaty automatically goes into
effect in 80 days even if the
upper house does not act.
Evening star., 1960-05-20
Senators OK
SIS Billion in
Form Funds
BY the Associated Press

An election-year bill carry
ing nearly SIS billion to finance
Federal farm programs was ap-
proved today by the Senate
Appropriations Committee.
The committee boosted scores
of items over totals previously
voted by the House to provide
$4,00O.222,6S3 for regular and
special farm programs. 1t did
not reduce any items approved
by the House.
Senator Russell, Democrat of
Georgia. manager of the big
annual farm bill, said this total
includes some $62 million of
increases above House figures
but still is $135 million under
President Eisenhower's budget
recommendations and $685.
million below amounts voted
by Congress last year.
Senator Russell's figures did
not include some SALT million
of loans for bringing electric
power and telephones to rural
areas and aiding low income
farmers. The Senate committee
said $140 million additional
could be used for these loans
if required.
On top of these appropria-
tionS and loans is 1869, $50 .O0C
OF permanent authorizations
which are available without an.
nual congressional approval
Most of this comes from ear.
marking of duties on farm i'm.
ports.
Evening star., 1960-05-20
u. S. Garrison in Berlin
Not to Be Reinforced

1t would be up to the Ameri-
can soldiers and West Berlin
police to throw them back.
But If the Soviet Union were
to throw its 20 nearby divisions
into the fight. then a real war
would be on. And the Berlin
troops would merely fight a
delaying action.
The main defense of Berlin
or to be more precise it's
eventual liberation-would be
in the hands of Western troops
outside Berlin. The city is just
an outpost. unfortunately To-
Gated too far out to be pro-
tected by the main defensive
line in West Germany.
StOckpiled for Blockade =
What if there is another So
Wet blockade of West Berlin?
At the start, an airlift would
be easier to maintain than it
was in l948. There is now a
6-month Stockpile of vital
in West Berlin. Mill
tary aircraft could take their
time with resupply operations.
But Berlin is now a more
complex economy to keep alive.
1t is now a great industrial
center. The heavy machinery,
electronic and clothing fac
tories would be hard pressed
to survive a long airlift.
Could a blockade be broken?
This, military men say, is
really a political decision. To
force our way in would be to
risk war. Russia can always
equal or exceed American
armed strength in Europe right
up to the level of all-out nu-
clear war, so the Presidents
decision would be a difficult
one.