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month by his task force on
education.
Poorer States Favored
It calls for o basic outlay Of
$50 q year per pupil, based on
average daily attendance In Q
tax-supported school. Private
and parochial school pupils
would not be counted in COM
putting the grants.
About 10 poorer States-those
in which the average individual
income is less than 10 per cent
of the national average-would
get an extra SIS per pupil,
Also, cities over 100000 which
have exhausted local tax privi-
leges and face special educa-
tional problems would get an
extra SIS per pupil.
AS the administration readied
its plan for public schools. the
American Council on Education
urged a massive college aid pro-
gram embracing q, 900 scholar
ships a year and costing
upwards Of $5.7 billion in Fed
eral funds over four years.
A council spokesman labeled
the proposals the most com.
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By the Associated Press

The Kennedy administration
will send to Congress Tuesday
q program for aiding public
education with outright grants
Of 81 billion a year over the
next five years.
The States themselves would
decide how to use the money
for public school construction
teachers salaries or both.
Other grants would 60 fol
scholarships and teaching fel-
lowships to help build up ar
adequate teaching force for the
Nations swelling population.
Defeated Last Year
The Kennedy plan is certain
to encounter heavy fire from
conservative forces in Congress
which has never passed q gen
eral Federal aid-to-educatioI
bill.
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Mont Blanc Tunnel
Is Half Completed

PARIS. Feb. II (AP-The
new tunnel from France to Italy
under Mont Blanc is half COM
pleted, the French contractors
reported today.
They said they have dug out
/ 8 miles Of the SO miles allotted
them, while the Italians have
penetrated IL miles from their
side. Each nation is response
Bile for building about half the
tunnel. whose total length will
be Just over z miles.
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prehensive yet compiled by the
/ ,047 member colleges and uni
versities on what they really
need and want. The proposals:
/. Federal assistance In ex-
|panding and improving physi-
|cal facilities.
Q. Federal grants to improve
the number and quality Of in.
|structors.
3. Federal financial assist
ance to qualified students.
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month by his task force on
education.
Evening star., 1961-02-27

KENsTNGTON AREA Beautiful
sdlit9sy'la ifH Fri Ssshs S.S IT buas re- e:
rm. Excel. value. S20.750.
COMMUNITY REALTY 10. 5-24s0
KENsNGTON, 5 minis. to wheator
bedrm. In this spacious rambler
with countryside kit; WALKING
distance to shopping. transp.
only S16,500. Open 8 til Q. 10
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TEXACO

MOBILE LUNCHRooM TRUCK
BOX 59-T, STAR
A SUITABLE REPRESENTATIVE
wanted in Fairfax Co. to distrib-
ute full line of trucks, parts and
service for the 3rd largest truck
manufacturer in the Nation. po-
tential market assures growth and
and a moderate investment. For
personal interview send inquiry
to Box 191-T, Star. 3
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HOME AND OFFTCE-Here "a q
lovely home In excellent location
wneTs office Is permitted in your
firepl., large separate dining rm
breakfast nook, den or office and
bath on 1st floor. 8 more large
bedrms. and bath UP. finished rec,
I'm. and "a bath. gaFage. Move
right in. Only S23'eb0. ATLAS on
AARLI1NoqdTS0N' IA. 6-165o; ewes,
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[ERE IS A TERRIFIC
OPPORTUNITY

For an experienced service station
operator with mechanical ability.
This very modern 3-bay porcelain
facility is located in the growing
Temple Hills, Md. area, Only
minimum capital needed to take
over this going business. For de.
tails call MR.. HUFF. LA. $4,000,
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HYATTS,, mr.. Co, serv. Bids. New
eond :: 2:b:r. brk, Cape Cod; attic
b.r. ERWIN REALTY. WA. 7-O334.
HYATTSVILLE - All-brick semi
Colonial; 9 bedrms., liv. rm., sep
din; rm., large kit. and full hsmt.,
with knotty-pine rec. rm. Assume
Sl2.9O0 4hc6 loan or buy FHA
with $50 down. Sl5,950. Call I'll
9 pm. WA. 7-3900, ROBERT g.
DAVISy& CO.. INC.
JONES POINT BRIDGE AREA
BIRCHWOOD CITY
Like-new 3-hedrm. rambler, with
full bsmt, and screened carport
MUST BE SEEN; a qualified pur-
chnser may assume the present
4iizfs GI financing. Priced,
LIVINGSTON ROAD
Built-in garage, 2Sx30.ft. knotty-
pine rec. rm., sliding closet doors,
add to the charm, of this home.
Priced In the low 20s.
SOUTHLAWN
3-bedrm. hot-water heated rambler
with completely equipped kit. and
screened porch. FHA appraised,
TIE TfngO ksoHE HSoV HOMES HAVE ALL
CITY .uTMITIBS. OTHER FINE
HOMES ALSO LISTED.
C: DIXON, REALTOR
RI. o-s7s7 tveSs CT. 7-e6e7
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

rAKoalA PARK-spaciois s-bed-
Eaa.is E% sEk S SosSnaa ss EtA ~ our ni'ecasS EssS
Of Sorrows church and school.
HIoH 7. PECK REALroR, HE.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
(coNTINuEp)
ALEXANnRIA. aouTU

LAyins on . hudgeti This % GU
bedrms. with over.sissd closets
large formal liv. rm., sep. din
rrn,, equip. kit, full .bsmt. with
finished rec. rln, and hobby ehop
Full price only Sl1,50Q. Just S36(
cash and total monthly payments
Suranee. CAN today for sppt. Il
inspect.
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FARMS

MARLBORO. MD. - 1872 acres
beautiful. rolling, long frontage:
good income: reasonable. u. LEO
eTORCH, SIP. S-4b00. =.
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French Normandy"

HOLM HILLS, south Of
Alex. 20 Minis. d. C, via
Mt. Vernon pkwy.-we have
several excellent listings In
this famous community Of
contemporary homes. 3 and
bedrooms. / and bi-levels.
From S20,500 up. Shewn
daily by appt. Q to o. LOU
CHACEY REAL ESTATE,
30. $3.50.
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED

ALL CASH APTs.-2 and 4 family
duplex apts., white or colored. any
sec. FE. 7-2137 or RE. 6-46sS. .
INVESTMENT or bus. prop. wanted
preferably in NV. Wash. or Nd.
100000 or $4,000 down payment.
Box 40l-T. Star.
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HOUSES FoR sALE-VA.
$3.50 DOWN-S80 Mo-,

$35U DOWN-SSO MO.
taxes and insurance,
hays this 2-bedrm. semi-det, home,
close TO everything. Only SlO,75O.
TRI-COUNTY
REALTY. INC, OPEN 90
36S W. Lee HWY, CIR. $4,000
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STORES FOR RENT

ARLINGTON TOWERS SHOPPING
| CENTER. next door to Drug Fair;
5000 50. it, high traffic area
available m m e ediately. MR..
| RRAKEE1EI ID LA S.SSnn
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5000 DOWN

Attractive 3-bedrm. .-and-bath RAM
bier, good school area, close to
transp;; nice, level lot; price,
Ross HAwoRTH REALTY. INC,
Realtors KE. e-6700
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IA. 7-6525


WALTER R. REYNOLDS CO.. NC,
ARTISTS RETREAT-oN IT'S OWN
SECLUDED rs acre ESTATE.
reminiscent Of .0lde Williamsburg.
with all the. privacy. you could de.
Wide: spacious liv, rm, with invit-
ing log-burning fireplace. tradi-
Kit. private i6-it masters study:
3 bedrms.. 2h baths. full bsmt..
1S-ft. lower level club rm. with "a
fireplace, garage. Ideal for the
talented family desiring privacy
and Old World charm With every
modern eonyentenee, Wonderful
Ss,.Is buy as S2s SSo ,oS6 ond TAX STsT
TORRANCE REALTY, 4Os W. Lee
Hwy. Fairfax. CIR. $4,000.
ASSUME LARGE 1st TRUST on
this outstanding 3-bedrm. brick
rambler: spacious living rm., fire.
washer, disposal, etc: full base
ment. many extras. Priced at
S19.b60: low down payment. Large
lot, Pals Church: ARPAX REAL
TY, INC, JE. 4-4D00.
ASSUME WONDERFUL z1qs loan
on this inviting brick rambler
room, large fully equipped Kitchen
with eating space and situated
On huge corner wooded lot. EX-
wall earpetlns. what Q buy for
S16.s60: 30 early, call today.
DAYS WE. $1,000; eyes.. DA.
R-sS77 BHTrER HOMES REAL
~. INC. REALTORS.
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4Y55o5Sf'SSo. 4YoT SoUTD1 Sfi51

Say this 4-bedrm.. z-bAth brk.
home is really exceptional over
anything you may have seen, All
rms. have been newly painted
with pastel eolorg soothing TO the
eye. Liv. rm., din. rm., rec. rm.
and. lovely yard afford indoor
outdoor living. Loan IL high
enough TO assume low down pay.
ment. Close 10 schools, bus, shop
ming
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1vAT I'VE TMS1M5s INVITE ENAaUU AZ M

ALEX, SOUTH off Mt. YER
non blvd.-20 Minis. DC.
Immaculate 3.bedrm. RAM
bier: (no basemenD. More
than adequate storage; love-
ly private h-acre wooded
lot. Close to bus. shops,
school. FHA requested price,
$4,000. Lou CHACEY
REAL ESTATE, 30. s-s969.
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FRANKLIN PARE

"oUTET DIGNITY" IN older man
entrance hail and open Staircase,
4 bedrms.. fireplace in dining
rnl., full bsmt. with maids rm.
and bath. 2 huge porehes. Excep-
tional opportunity for creative
peoplel S22,950 with So financ-
ing % assume. MILKEY REALTY,
IA. 7-02bO.
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The grass Is setting
green and the bulbs
are peeking through.
Move into this charm
ing 3-bedroom Cape
Cod in Arlington and
enjoy the coming sea-
son. Very large 4th
bedroom possible. Liv-
ing room has lovely
fireplace. BIG dining
loom. Very roomy
kite h e n has large
pantry and eating
space. Long front
porch and q screened
rear porch. Price Of
Sl9.50O ineludes
house and two lots so
ere's plenty Of
room. ROUTH ROB
BINS REAL ESTATE
CORP. KI. $4,000 or
FL. &-2500.
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CHEVY CHASE
METZLER, REALTOR
CONLEY
HOMES OF THE DAY

rriced 50 900 below FHA appraisal.
H-bedroom. 2h-6sth brick Colo
foom; porch, garage; wood lot;
move In now. Close to 2 shopping
eenteFs and bus. GI. FLA or Con-
Sentional financing. $1e,950.
0I.FHA or low down payment con-
Ventional loan. Lovely brick RAM
bier; 8 big bedrooms, huge den.
kecreation room; walk to Sligo
Park, Immediate possession: ex-
eellent condition, S23,e50.
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ASSUMPTION
FHA

New Raneher. $l4.950l All.
new 3-bedrm. Rambler with
roughed-in bath in valk-out
bsmt. De luxe kitchen, Of
course, 100x200 IT. tree
shaded lott FLA approved
ready to gol
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HOUSES FoR sALE-YA.
MT. VERNON BLVD.

SALE OR RKNT-ll7-ft. raneher
featuring 8 exceptionally large
bedrooms, each with private bath;
formal dining room. GIFT. LIVING
main floor: huge Thermopsne pie.
ture windows overlooking the Po-
tomAe: drapes and earpeting; g.
ton. central air conditioner; sep
arate guest house: 9/10-acre lot,
fence-inclose in rear. Every beau
tiful appointment for gracious
living and entertainment. Owner
will hold mortgage: $4,000 will
handle: or rent $500 per month.
Exclusive with
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

KENT FoREsT. sssB psys ems
hedrms., IL baths. o WNEE
DI. 7-4z46: ewes. Ma. 2.ll6z,
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Custom built rambler; situated on
5hree twin bedrooms. 3 full baths,
2.car garage; Q truly beautiful
recreation room with fireplace
and equipped bar; paneled den on
the main floor, plus . game room
IN the basement; central air-eon-
ditionins,. and many. many me
pointed out. l,736 square feet Of
living space on the first floor
alunel S34 $50.
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QUICK SALE

Cash for your Nd. home. Call for
immed. appraisal No obligation.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
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lIShannon & Luchs

NEW sPLTT-LEVEL-4-leVel split
With , 4 true center hsll; hNyiE Lying rn.
With VII ePi French ssS1.' doOr1. all % az k,tch: en-.
en- with eating space; 3 lovely
bedrms. 3 full baths. room for
4th bedrm. which builder will
complete. Choose your colors and
move In; $50, 900. ATLAS OF AR
LNoToN;;, IA. b-1bbo; eyes,.
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WE TAKE TRADES

schools. FHA. Si5,950.
W. ]. NICHOLAS 10. 6-0s00
CONN, AVE GARDENS, NEAR ST.
CATHERINE - Large 3-bSdrm.
brick rambler with enclosed rear
porch. Lot Anchor or-fenced, family
kitchen, dishwaSher and disposal; {;
$4,000. LO. 5-2990.
HUGH T. PECK. 11246 Georgia Ave.
conn. GARDENS-Beautifully dec
Grated 3-bedrm. rambler: wall to-
wall carpeting throughout, full
walk-out bsmt. with rec. room.
Under 100000. For appt. call
10, 5-2S60.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
"TOpg IN TRADES"
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REALTORS SINCE 1908
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LOST

BRACELET, gold mesh. reward; vic.
LLH91o q Iaylor' Giant, Colesville rd.
CAT. siamese, female, "Tuppy"; VI
clnlty 31th and VeaZey SITS. NV; re-
ward. EN-. 2-3636.
DOG. basset hound, female II years
9old tri-color; reward. Contact EN-.
DOG. med, white, with black spots;
ward CH. S-4SO1.
DOG: male collie tsheltie), black and
white, tan on face. white feet. white
Tuff, white patch on back, white tip
on on tan: lost March 13; reward. Cali
FL. 6-7072 or CIR. 3-2549.
DOG. airedale and shepherd; Jersey
G,; nc; tag: vic. of 1st st. NV; reward.
DU. 7-7170.
DOGS. dachshunds (2), red, long
hslred, TIM n Quincy Manor. on Friday.
LEATHER CAMERA CASE, nr. 7th and
Constitution ave. NV, Saturday; So
reward. Wo. 6-S0S3.
PURSE. lady's, black leather; vic.
Halls Restr;, April 4; please ret pa
fean. s lfSsra va EIa s4O s!5pss. B5pplap' dr. Nc
tax. Reward. DU. 7-35i9.
WALLET-Vic. 14th and Colorado;
containing valuable papers and dia-
mond ring. Reward MA. 2-032S.
WATCH, lady's, gold, Longines, black
Dano; vicinity Wisconsin ave-, be-
tween Ordway and S SITS, NV, Re-
ward. FE. 3-1733.
WRIST WATCH, white gold, metal
pand; vic. Georgia ave. NV. and
p c. line or Colesville rd. bet. Dale
ar; and Sligo pkwy. Reward. RA.
Evening star., 1961-04-09
Explosions Rip
Crippled Ship

MANAMA, Baherin, April
(AP.-Explosions rocked the
crippled British liner Dara to-
night after hundreds of pas
sengers and crew jumped from
the burning vessel and were
rescued from the sea. A band
of ships officers tried and
failed to take her in tow for
salvage.
A spokesman for the owners
said the count of survivors rose
steadily throughout the day
to $50 after the first SOS
was flashed around dawn. Res
cue craft secured the Persian
Gulf after darkness fell, hunt
ing about 80 persons unac-
counted for. One body was re-
covered.
A Royal Air Force search
pilot, 1t. Jack Firth, reported
spotting six bodies floating
near the liner. I'VE threw life
saving equipment at them from
the plane but there was no
reaction" he said.
The British India Steam
Navigation Co., owners of the
5,030-ton liner, said she car
ried about 440 passengers, most
OF them Indians and Pakis-
tanis and a few Americans and
Britons. The crew of 110 was
led by 19 European officers.
She was travelling to Bombay
Evening star., 1961-04-09

from the Iraqi oil port OF
Basra.
The ship had been berthed
at the Arabian port Of Dibai
when a storm blew up. She
headed for open water to avoid
being blown aground and was
riding out a furious electrical
storm about so miles from
Dubai when fire broke out.
Most passengers were asleep.
The blaze spread quickly, but
most of the passengers and
crew jumped overheard into the
warm waters. Half a dozen life
boats were lowered.
The officers gathered on an
other vessel and, led by Capt.
Charles ElSon, reboarded the
Dara from a small boat as the
Barpeta, one of British India's
newest freighters, tried the
tricky operation of taking the
ship in tow.
Then the smouldering fire
reached the fuel tanks and they
began exploding like a string
of firecrackers. The officers
beat a hasty retreat,
Then a British Navy frigate
began pouring water from fire
hoses.
I'VE may save the Dara yet, "
the spokesman said.
Evening star., 1961-04-09
BY the Associated Press

The Justice Department said
yesterday it has taken into
custody in Florida Rolando
Masferrer, former Cuban Sen
ator and supporter of ousted
Dictator Fulgencio Batista.
The department said it acted
on the request of the State De-
partment, which said Mr..
Masferrer's presence in this
country and particularly in
Florida. was prejudicial to the
interests of the United States. "
Mr.. Masferrer has been one
of the Cuban exiles most
wanted as war criminal" by
Premier Fidel Castro. He headed
a small private army of Cubans
which fought Mr.. Castro prior
to the success of the revolution.
Has Home in Miami
Mr.. Masferrer was taken
into custody by immigration
officials at his home in Miami,
the Justice Department said.
He was taken to Jackson Me-
mortal Hospital to determine
the extent of a heart ailment.
After his condition is estab-
lished, the department said, it
will be decided whether to keep
Mr.. Masferrer in custody in
this country or to deport him.
Mr.. Masferrer came to the
Evening star., 1961-04-09
CHURCHILL COMES ASHORE
Official Denies Fraud
In MorceIIo Records

GUATEMALA, April 8 (AP)
- Interior Minister RodolfC
Martinez said today there was
no question of fraud or altera-
ton in the Guatemalan birth
record of Carlos Marcello, de-
ported United States under
world figure.
Mr.. Martinez said the record
of Marcello's birth in San Jose
Pinula stands as valid until a
court rules otherwise.
Marcello, 81, was deported
from New Orleans, La, last
Tuesday. He has been called
the United States No. rackets
chief.
The New Orleans States
Item reported earlier todal in
a dispatch from Guatemala
that the Guatemalan govern
ment has taken an official
hands-off policy in the case.
Emile Comar, a reporter,
quoted Guatemalan presiden-
tial press secretary Augusta
Mulet as saying the official
government position is that the
record Of Marcello's birth is
legal and not forged.
Evening star., 1961-04-09

The United States Govern
ment had fought since 1858 tc
deport Marcello, claiming g
narcotics conviction and his
lack of citizenship were ample
grounds. Marcello has carried
the case to the United States
Supreme Court three times, los
ing each time.
Marcello was arrested with
out warning when he reported
for a periodic check with i'm
migration officials in New
Orleans and was flown here
Tuesday night in a United
States border patrol plane after
showing a Guatemalan birth
certificate.
Lawyers have filed suit in
United States District Court
charging Marcello had been
illegally deported and demand
ing that he be returned to the
United States. The suit claimed
Marcello was born in Tunis,
Tunisia.
Marcello is living at a luxury
hotel here. He is under police
surveillance but has freedom OF
movement.
Evening star., 1961-04-09
Cuban Botisto Bocker
Held by U. S. in Florida

United States on January /,
1859, arriving in Key West. He
has been under parole from the
Immigration Service since jan
uary 81 of that year.
Later, the State Department
made available a letter Secre-
tary of State Rusk sent to
Attorney General Robert F.
Kennedy Yesterday.
Statement by RuSk
In it. Mr.. Rusk said:
ANY action which the I'm
migration and Naturalization
Service can take to revoke
this aliens parole, deporting
him or restricting his presence
at large. would accordingly ad-
vance our foreign policy OBJ
jective."
State Department officials did
not explain how the action
against Mr.. Masferrer would
advance the foreign policy in
terestS of the United States.
Washington informants said
the former Cuban senator was
bitterly opposed by both pro-
Castro and anti-Castro Cubans.
Mr.. Masferrer and his brother
Rodolfo were ordered out of
Florida in December, 1859, and
told to stay $50 miles from the
Gulf of Mexico coast. However.
the order was not carried out
then.
Evening star., 1961-04-09
Urban Leagues
Annual Banquet
To Heur'Juvits

Senator Javits, Republican
of New York, will address the
23d annual meeting of the
Washington Urban League on
Wednesday.
Frederick Hart, 17-year-old
Arlington youth who was ar
rested recently in connection
with a silent demonstration by
Negro students in Columbia,
S. c., also will be a special
guest at the banquet at the
National Press Club.
District Commissioners WAL
ter N. Tobriner and Robert E.
Mclaughlin also will be guests
at the dinner.
Sterling Tucker, executive di-
rector of the Washington Urban
League, will give his annual
report on the leagues progress
toward its goal of equal oppor-
tunity for nonwhite citizens in
the fields of employment,
housing, education and other
community services.
Evening star., 1961-04-09
French Move
Block New
Actsof Terror

PARIS, April 8 (AP).-The
French government today
ordered a breakdown on terror
ism in France and Algeria in an
effort to stem a spreading wave
of violence by opponents of
President de Gaulle's Algerian
policies.
Justice Minister Edmond
Michelet returned from a quick
trip to AlgierS where he deliv-
cred very firm" instructions
for speedy prosecution of all
persons arrested for terrorism.
Mr.. Michelet also met with the
military command.
GendarmeS and riot police
throughout France stood alert
against new outbreaks either by
Algerian Nationalist gunmen or
by right-wing French extrem-
lists.
hlSnLlSLS are threat
On the political stage,
Frenchmen and Algerian ma
tionalists marked time, await
ing one of Gen. de Gaulle's
rare news conferences Tuesday.
Rebel leaders in Tllnis main
itained tight silence on the
possibility of peace talks with
France.
Right-wing extremists threat
ened even greater violence
would protest a government de-
cision to negotiate a settlement
with the rebels.
The peace talks, originally
set for April z at Evian-les-
Bains, are Snagged on the
claims of the National Liberia
ton Front (FLN organization
to an exclusive right to speak
for Algerian nationalism. Both
they and leading Frenchmen
assume the talks will get under
way eventually
Secret Talk Reported
In Switzerland, Ahmed Boul-
harouf, emissary for the FIN,
was reported to have met Sc
cretly with an unidentified
French official to discuss Sc
curity arrangements if the con-
ference gets under way.
The latest incident in the
Paris region was the killing of
a policeman and a taxi driver
by an Algerian gunman, Friday
night, in suburban Boulogne-
Billancourt. The gunman es-
capped.
Four Algerian gunner shot
up a Moslem cafe in Paris last
night, wounding 10 customers.
In Lille, near the Belgian bor-
der, five men were wounded
in a similar gunfire attack on
a cafe.
Evening star., 1961-04-09
FOUND

DOG, Chesapeake Bay retriever, brown;
vicinity 11th st. Sc. bridge. WASH
INGTON ANIMAL RESCUE LEAGUE,
NO. 7-5730.
SIAMESE CAT, female, vic. Glen Echo
on April 8. OIL. 6-14S4,
SIAMESE CAT, vic. Toledo terrace,
W. Hyattsville. on April z. WA.
s 7-5SOS.
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BRACELET, gold mesh, reward; vic.
Lord d. Taylor. Giant, Colesville I'd +.
Evening star., 1961-04-09
THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington, D. C., April 9, 1861

with a faith not seen in many
a long and barren season.
i came back with a message
from the people of distant lands
echoing in my ears-a message
OF a great and new outpouring
of trust and enthusiasm and
faith in America" he said.
Mr.. johnson called for a hi
Evening star., 1961-04-09

partisan rally behind the Ken
nedy administrations leader
ship on behalf of world peace.
ITO keep the peace" he said,
"let all of us declare war upon
the partisan divisions among
us and send our President into
the world with the support of
a fully united America"
Evening star., 1961-04-09

Siamese, female, "Tuppy"; VI
37th and VeaZey sts. NV; re-
EN- 2-3R3R.
Evening star., 1961-04-09
Peace Role
OfU. Cited
ByJohnson.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. April 8
(AP.-Vice President johnson
said tonight the tide has turned
in favor of the United States
and that this Nation now has
its greatest opportunity to lead
the world toward peace and
freedom.
Discussing his 13,O00-mile
trip to Africa and Europe this
week, he said in a speech pre-
pared for delivery at a Demo-
cratic Embarrassing dinner here
that he returned convinced the
world is looking to America
Evening star., 1961-04-09

DOG. male collie (sheltie), black and
white, tan on face. white feet. white
run white patch on back, white tip
FL R.T0HO HR l-OEIn =
Evening star., 1961-04-09

lG, basset hound, female, II years
ID. tri-color; reward. Contact EN-.