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HOUSES FOR SALIVA,
(cONTlNUED)

ARLINGTON, NORTH bedrooms,
Sl9,50O. Seeing is believing. this
brick charmer has = baths, rec.
rm.. full bsmt. Walk to schools, bus.
shops. ST. AIMS PARISH. Best
financing, ATLAS OF ARLINGTON.
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HOMES

REALTORS
FHA-GI, $4,000; 5000 down, S12!
pitt. per mo. buys this brk.: full
bsmt.: 3-bedrm., central air-cond
rambler; carport. level fenced lot
dead-end street, close to bus anc
schools; or assume lge. a ~ FL trust
eating SPACE in kit. OPEN 9-S.
PLANTATION REALTY, JE. 4-700c
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DIRECTIONS: Over Me orisl
Bridge. take Route so to Fairfax.
continue on Route 29-2ll to Cen
treville, left on Route 2S at traf-
fic light in Centreville 4 miles to
our sign; CRugby I'd. at ESQ and
Sinclair gas stationsl. turn right
and follow signs to Denver drive
and Manassas drive. turn right
n mile or turn at sign entrance
to Manassas Park and continue
through Manassas Park > miles
to Loeb Lomond KnollS and fur
nished model homes.
THRIFTY HOMES, INC.
DIAL 703-368-8131
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

ACRE LOTS - Frederick County
wooded; only $1,000; terms. ASH.
TON REALTY CO., OIL. 4-5042.
ASHTON! 3la acre woods, stream;
81 800 cash. Call WA. 4-9363.
Greater Maryland Prop. JU. 9-l24O
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
| OPPORTUNITY of 275 acres: also
90 acres with good road frontage
at 81, 800 per acre. NEW SUBDI-
VISION. u -aere lots. ROMER &
BLDG. SITES, 81 800 UP
In D. c. and nearby MARYLAND. or
terms you can afford.
KAY REALTY CO. RA. $4,000
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
4O.f17 so. it. in North Glen Hills
Only $1,000. This property has been
''perked.
HA. 7-4OS0 Ewes. HA. 7-O433
R. A. Humphries
DEhTTnD
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RITE REALTY

LIST RITE THE FIRST TIME
HYATTS.. W.-Only $4,000 for
this spacious 3-bedrm. brk. Co.
lonial.
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6-ACRE FARMETTE

Close to Gaithersburg: good s-rm..
modernlSed nome; stream, pond
small outbuilding: nice elevat ton;
S22 500
ROMER g. CO.. WI. $4,000
Evenings, WAyerly 6-3636
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HILLCREsT HTs.-Wiil consider
reasonable offer on nearly new
4-bedrm., 3l2-bath home; lge
rec. rm. with firepl.. -entr. foyer.
equip. cleo. kit; lge. FHA loan can
be assumed.
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NIL AN
s ACRES


OF wide open spaces can be yours
plus this all-new custom built
brick rambler. Enter into the huge
stone entrance hall, leading to re.
verse plan living rm. overlookint
colorful countryside; large sepa.
rate dining rm. Mahogany dream
kitchen is center of house anC
opens onto Step-down family rm
with magnificent stone fireplace
and raised hearth; adjoining
screened porch and lear garage
3 bedrms., 3 baths: recreation ares
with fireplace and wet bar. There
is too much to describe in thiy
small estate. close in. Come see.
CROWELL & CO., INC.
Ell. 6-6O2G
5000 Chain Bridge Rd. McLear
McLEAN-ONE WHOLE ACRE. Thi,
all-new brick split foyer features
3 bedrms.. 2is baths. STEPDOWN
living rm. with BEAMED CEILING
huge equipped kitchen, screened
porch. full bsmt. THIS IS NOT
tOOK-ALIKE home. Well hidden
and secluded. Many, many trees
Priced in 30s. Shown by appoint
ment only. ATLAS OF AIRING
TON. JA. 5-1500; ewes. ia. 1-l6Sf.
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kLApENsBURG lopen sundayl-
BRICK RAMBLER-6 rooms;
COLLEGE PARK

NSAAGOb 1AA1AA
This dream brick split-level,
less than yr. old Is a real
Christmas present for your
wife. Absolutely new home
condition. 4 twin-size bed
rms, 3 full baths, lge. car
port, family rm. with firepl.
and walk-out patio, huge liV.
rm. with balcony. Price
includes extras at S35. 500.
A real dream home, ideal for
the businessman who has
to entertain.
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BELLE HAVEN : Beautiful Coloni-
al home in lovely prestige area
with many trees. Its superior fea-
lures include 3 bedrm., 3 baths.
huge lr.. DR., modern kitchen
rec, room. Lear garage. porch
and hot water heat, Immediately
available. priced at only S3S, $50.
ROUTH ROBBINS
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Office space available; all or part
on one floor. Call Mr.. Mac
SHERRY H. G. sM1THY CO..
ST. 3-3300.
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LoRCoM LANE AREA-if you are
hard to please" you'll love this
roomy rambler. located close to
shopping and bus direct to D. c.;
3 bedrms., ga baths. Wonderful
rec, room wIfireplace for youl
holiday parties. Large. private
patio. Built-in garage. FIVE MIN.
UTES TO KEY BRIDGE. DOM
miss this excellent buyl S2S.95O.
HOLLEY REALTY
5iS3 Lee Hwy, Arl. KE. S-535C
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GERMANTOWN DARNEsToWN
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

ALL CASH for lots. acreage or
farms In D c. or nearby Md.
KAY REALTY CO, RA. 6-220O
Cash available for lots. acreage;
D, c. Md. Va No comm
LAND DEVELOPMENT CO.
ST. 3-SS6O
WE WILL FINANCE and build home
on your lot, INTERSTATE MORT
GAGE co INC. ia 7-5SOO
WILL PAY CASH for 5 to 10 acres;
prefer. in Va. and along a high
way. CIR. 3-2966.
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SPRINGFIELD
LET'S GO!

SPRINGFIELD ESTATES
4 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
For a lot OF house at a beautiful
price see this; large liv. rm. with
firepl,, equip. kit; level fenced lot
all city utils. and earport. Priced
to sell at Sl7.950; VA contract
acceptable. Call
Miller Real Estate Co.
why PAY MoRE:-Brand new ali
brick rambler on lovely lot bor-
deriug North Arlington'S deSira-
bic Williamsburg section. Center
hall entrance: Dashboard heat;
large living rm. with brick wall
fireplace, dining rm.. with sliding
glass doors huge kitchen with
everything: 2 large bedrms.. full
light basement with 2nd fireplace
3rd bath roughed in and built-in
fallout shelter. S26.950. PARKER,
SMITH & DoNNELL. REALTORS,
II l-noSS
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BUSY

cOIN-oPERATED LAUNDRY-Ex'
because of owners health. La
6-5109: ewes, JT. S-1012.
OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS
A NEW IDEA
Have year-round business o.
lily. All the problems Of startinl
and operating a going business
are solved for you. Complete fret
business training program in
BAsK1N-RoBB1Ns 81 Flavor.
Ice Cream stores have opened ir
the washington area and are
huge success.
For complete information phone
Ii. 4-1613 or write MR.. ANGELO
416 Canal st. Sc, Wash. 3. D. c
PET SHoP-Large store in excel
location. Owner III, forced to sell
Only pet shop within 80 mi. Write
FUR. FIN AND FEATHER PET
SHOP, 266 Main St, Warrenton
Va. dial 7O3-347-31S7
RUN YOUR OWN STORE
IN A FAST-GROWING CHAIN
AS an independent merchant, your
income will top the average
salary, plus an assured future and
prestige Occupation. California s
famous BASKINS-ROBBINS 81
flavors ICE CREAM STORES are
opening in the Washington area
Qualified men and women are
invited to apply for one Of these
valuable franchises. No experience
necessary. because Of chain store
guidance and support. These
stores are different! Exclusively
ice cream, no food; proved sue
cess record. Without obligation
write or phone Mr.. ANGELO, 41t
Canal st. Sc, Wash. 3. D. c.,
Phone Ii. 4-1613.
SMALL GROCERY STORE with g.
rm apt. Easy to operate. Ideal for
retired couple. Suburbs Of Wash
ington. Approx. net SIS per week.
So 900 cash takes all. Cheap rent.
BILL, AP. 7-6S3O.
USED-CAR LOT, fully equip. we'll
estab., ideal ne. corner loc.: low
overhead LA. 9-1101
WILL PAY 1O% Of profit for con-
struction loan financing. Funds
will be in use 90 days. Have 8
lots for DEVELOPMENT. water and
sewer. in Vienna. Need construc-
tion and permanent loans. Will
consider any fair offer. Write
Box 343-L, Star.
A REAL BUY-Restaurant-night
club for sale; in the best coming-up
NV. section in the city; doing
good business now, only expert
enced buyer: reply Box l36-M,
Star.
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ROSE HILL


AIR CONDITIONED
Rambler on nice level fenced lot
large liv. rm. with firepl., din
rm,, equip. kitchen, 3 good -sizeC
bedrms,. Ia baths; carport anc
screened porch. See this at SIS.
500. Will sell VA. Call
Miller Real Estate Co.
IA. 4-4252 CL. 6-4aO(
SCOTCHMAN'S DELIGHT. anc
truly one of the BEST BUYS
WE'VE HAD IN AGES Three.
bedroom, two-bath masonry Co.
lonial featuring 23-FT. LIVING
ROOM. separate lOx13 dininI
room, lovely kitchen with dish.
washer and disposal, 27-FT
SCREENED PORCH. full base
ment. VACANT, move right ir
for ONLY $500 DOWN under new
FHA terms at JUST Sl1,95Ol Deer
level lot with numerous fruii
trees: Just short walk from bus
shops and schools. EXTRAS IN.
CLUDE washer. dryer. deep freeze
dehumidifier. etc. NEW ROOF, al.
lowance for decorating, PARKER
SMITH a. DONNELL. REALTORS
Jh. 7-6l6l. JA, I-SSlI.
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VIM. A. CHAPMAN REALTY, INC
LOOK AND CoMPAREI II you ar,
looking for quality, see this charm.
ing. heart-warmlng. eye-thSillinG
.3-bedroom, Ia bath jewel. largt
living rm. with long-burhing fire
place. random width floors: bis
dining area. de luxe kitchen; spa
cious psneled recreation rm. with
fireplace and space for that 4th
bedroom; beautiful. screened-i -ir
patio, carport and fenced lot with
trees and shrubs. Excellent Nc.
Lean location; priced below ap-
prsisal at S22,750. For appoint.
ment call TINKLE PROPERTIES
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HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.

FHA APPROVED, REDUCED 81
400; exclusive location, in Alex
andria; offers this custom built
charming brick rambler with 4
bedrms., . full baths; entertain
ing-size liy. rm. with cor. tirepl, {;
din. rm., fully equip. kit, .Rlassed-
in porch, garage; in pvt. back yd,
with lovely patio. Now priced at
only S28, 500, plus washer drier
and . air conditioners, Top Of the
list buy. Hurry, hurry, Call ia.
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ENTERPRISE RID.
RIVERDALE

GLENRIDGE-Attr 3-bedrm.
Cape Cod. near schools, markets
bus; 30-tt. combined liv.-din. rm,,
partly pine -paneled, fenced rear
yard with shade. fruit trees. S14,-
800; Sl0l mo-, Gil, S105 FHA.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

ALEXANDRIA. VA. = Industrial
zoned, will subordinate. Duke and
Pickett sts WAPLE. AID. 4-2005.
INDUSTRIAL GROUND = 3l,4SO
So. #. or part. Owner also will
build and finance for purchaser
Conv. located in busy section OF
KenSington. Nd. A rare oppor-
tunity. Call WO. 6-@300 til O.
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC,
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FAIRFAX. VA, Chesterbrook area
- acres, SOC SO. #. KI. 9-6S66
weekdays; LA. 6-7453 Sundays.
FAIRFAX COUNTY LAND offers
exceptional investment opportu-
mites for capital gain and cash
throW-off. Forty years expert
ence makes us unique In advising
investors on unusual values in the
fastest growing county in Amer
lea. MASON AND OMER l..
HIRST. Realtors, Annsndale. Va,
Phone CL. $1,000.
Evening star., 1961-03-09
West End Cited
For Advance in
Lund Prices

"All roads lead to Washing
ton, and everything in Wash
ington leads to the West End"
This was the Importance at
tached to the areas develop
ment by retired Army Brig.
Gen. Townsend Heard last night
in q report to the members Of
the West End Citizens AsSocia- =
ton. meeting at Western Pres
byterian Church, 1906 H street
NV.
Gen. Heard, vice president of
the association, said that the
great number Of people desiring
to live in the West End, and
the large firms building there
have forced the value of the
land up, making the area "one
Of the most favorable pieces Of
property in the country"
He called the West End q
unique" area. combining an
important business district with
o highly desirable residential
area-close to the White House,
theaterS and Government Of
fices.
Also speaking to the asSocia- =
ton. Police Capt. Charles L.
Wright Of Precinct 3 called the
West End a safe" area. He
saw the planned use Of two
way radios for patrolmen as q
significant help to the police,
and urged all citizens to "be
alert. inform the police, and
be cooperative"
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Confusion on u. S. Aid to Schools

constitutional. But across
the-board loans to all non
public schools, in my opinion,
does raise a serious consti-
tutional question which after
reading the cases and giving
it q good deal of thought, in
my opinion is and to my
judgment would be uncon-
stitutional."
But there is no helpful ex-
PLANTATION that can really be
derived from reading the de-
ciSions Of the Supreme Court.
For no differentiation is
made in any decision between
a grant and q loan. The
whole issue revolves, there
fore, around the form Of aid.
Aid that helps teach religion
is, Of course. prohibited. Aid,
however, that pays tranSpor-
tation by buses or gives fire
or health protection or assists
in the construction of fire
proof buildings or classrooms
is not an aid to religious edu-
cation as such.
Mr.. Kennedy told his press
conference that he is "ex-
tremely sympathetic to those
families who are paying their
taxes for public education
and also sustaining their
children in non-public
schools" But he added that
he believes there are consti-
tutional barriers nevertheless
that he has to take into ac-
count.
The late President Frank
lin D. Roosevelt had no such
inhibitions. He used to tell
Congress that, If they had
any doubts about conStitu-
tionality, they might as well
pass the legislation and let
the courts decide afterward.
AS for Congress, 1t will find
millions of citizens objecting
to any penalty or form Of
discrimination being imposed
against parents who are
already incurring a double
expense for the education Of
their children. The Four
teenth Amendment says that
all citizens are entitled to
equal protection of the
laws" Of the States. The Su-
preme Court has also gone a
step further and said that
this principle must be applied
to the equal protection" Of
citizens under Federal laws.
Copyright, 19oD
Evening star., 1961-03-09
DORIS FLEESON
Senote Viewed os Voting Meriwether
To Export-Import Bank With Misqivinqs

President Kennedy has just
had an object lesson in the
limitations Of, the friend
ship possible to a President.
A pre-convention sup
porter, Gov. Patterson Of Ala
CANA, called an lou on him
with q demand for q job for
Q Patterson intimate, Charles
Meriwether. Both Gov. Pat
terson and Mr.. Meriwether
are rampant Segregationists,
q fact which does not en-
barraSS them at home but
certainly emharraSses the
President in most States and
abroad.
The Senate had q chance
to save their former colleague
from the situation when the
nomination Of Mr.. Meri-
Wether to De q director OF
the Export Import bank came
before it. The record was not
altogether clear on Mr.. Meri-
wether's Khan connections,
but there was nothing in 1t
either to suggest that he had
any shining qualifications for
his new Job.
The Senate hesitated only
long enough to be sure that
he would not withdraw and
that no sos was being
sounded by the White House.
It has laid the baby on the
Presidents doorstep, the
Evening star., 1961-03-09
Moscow's New Weddinq Palace

The pleasant, middle-aged
lady in charge then gave q
brief lecture. quoting Lenin's
admonishment to become
good Soviet citizens. The cou-
pie then embraced. kissed and
turned to greet friends who
had been waiting, on straight
chairs along the wall with
flowers and kisses. Another
couple then stepped forward,
identity books ready. In line
behind them were others.
Invariably. the couples
were nice. eager. self-con-
sciouS young people. That the
moment meant much to them
was apparent. One sensed
that many Of them were
somehow disappointed, d,
though not critical, of the
ceremony.
That the human wish for
some sort Of ritual and cere-
mony at weddings has moved
the monolithic Soviet state
to reform is of more than
passing significance. There is
no sign that the new Rus
slams will abandon commu-
niSm, or even wish to. But
there are many signs they
will change some of its out
ward forms. That its political
and expansionist nature will
remain the same, unhappily
seems sure. But that the hui
man spirit lives and can ex-
press itself, even in small
things. is worth at least a
footnote in the story Of man.
Evening star., 1961-03-09

Democrats with misgiving
and the Republicans with
Sardonic laughter which will
echo from the huStingS In
key States.
The real key to the Sen
ate's action lies in the fact
that the SouthernerS were
trapped by what they feel Is
the emotional situation at
home and the Democratic
leadership did not think it
worth Q party split nor care
to cross publicly their new
President on q minor ap-
pointment.
1t Is improbable that Mr..
Meriwether will have q happy
and proud career here where
the political and social cli-
mate runs wholly counter to
his views. Thus the Presi-
dent will have made one in
crate by the appointment in
return for q great deal Of
criticism.
Also the Senate has ways
Of getting its own back after
1t has been made to do some
thing 1t really does not want
to do. Perhaps nothing overt
will happen to Export-Import
Director Meriwether but the
little helpful things which
are always possible will not
be done.
This is not the first cpl
Evening star., 1961-03-09
CONSTANTINE BROWN
American Counterpart Funds for Tourists
Urged to Ease Outflow of Gold

Italy, etc. In all these coun-
tries we have substantial
counterpart funds. Before
the dollar yielded its place of
honor in the international
money markets to the mark
and guilder the adminiStra-
ton used a small percentage
Of these funds to purchase
palaces for its embassies,
cultural centers and also to
pay for the many and
ever-increaSing congressional
junkets abroad. But these
expenditures represented q
drop in the bucket.
Until recently Americans
were encouraged to travel
and spend dollars abroad as
a means to strengthen the
sick European currencies.
The situation has changed
now. We are in the midst of
a dollar crisis. The outflow
of our currency is one of the
main causes. In order to.
meet this difficulty and with
out interfering with tourism
it is being suggested that the
United States Government use
its counterpart funds on a
larger scale than heretofore.
A tourist going abroad
would buy his francs, pounds,
lira or marks from the
Treasury Department. He
would deposit the amount of
dollars he intends to spend
abroad with an agency of the
Treasury or other depart
ment Of the Government and
would receive in exchange
drafts in foreign currency to
be drawn at the national
banks of the countries he in
tends to visit. In this manner
the outflow Of dollars spent
by tourists would be halted
and at the same time the
countries visited by more
than two million American
tourists would lose nothing.
In the past, when there
Evening star., 1961-03-09
POTOMAC FEVER
By FLETCHER KNEBEL

One young couple can't agree matters of state She
was for Kennedy he for Nixon Now she's volunteered for
the peace corpsand he's off to join the foreign legion
Republicans are worried They say it's bad enough
ming against Jack Kennedy in 1864 but how in the world
can they against Caroline?
Interior Secretary Udalls kid brother the Demo-
cratic nomination for his old House Slogan Of the New
Frontier And thy good with brotherhood sea
shining sea-"
Senator Heating says there's room in the Republican
Party for both Rockefeller and Godwater In fact with
a little urging. that's party that could be q riot
One fellow has found patriotic way to help his Gov
ernment in the gold crisis He bought small foreign car
but refuses to make the payments.
Protestant leaders join President Kennedy against Cath
oic bishops in the parochal school aid fight This like
Southern Methodist putting in its best Irish quarterback
play Notre Dame.
Evening star., 1961-03-09

and. at the conclusion,
friends kissed the bride.
The church wedding, how
ever, was tremendously NOV
ing because Of an unseen
background. In Russia there
is. technically, religious free
dom. One may become a
church member If one
wishes. But those who do are
thereafter excluded from
any chance to advance in q
career as teacher, engineer,
scientist, writer, journalist,
etc. They will remain in a
low status. low-pay job the
rest Of their lives. This, of
course, acts as q powerful
lever of blackmail. Young
people are ambitious. They
want to get ahead. Relative
ly few will give up a chance
at a career to become a be
lever" This is why most Of
those in Russia's churches
are old persons.
So, sitting with church
congregations and, more es-
pecially, watching q young
couple be married, was a
very emotional experience
one which continues to
come often to mind. They
have made q difficult choice
and a tremendous sacrifice
to be public believers.
There was q sort Of sweet
ness and sincerity about the
marriages in the drab, un-
attractive bureau. This was
because, one felt, the very
nice lady in charge was her
self so obviously eager and
anxious for the young couple
to feel the ceremony had
meaning. It was, however,
most official. There were
identity cards to be checked
and stamped and o registra-
ton book to be signed. Both
then affirmed they wished to
be married. That did 1t.
Evening star., 1961-03-09
An Object Lesson for the President

Sode Of this sort in the Ken
nedy appointment area where
he has in the main done so
brilliantly. His choice Of his
Palm Beach neighbor. Earl
Smith, for Ambassador to
Switzerland startled the Sen
ate which had had Mr.. Smith
on the pan for his misjudg-
ments when Eisenhower Am
baSSador to the Batista gov
eminent Of Cuba.
The felony was compound
ed by the fact that Switzer-
land was handling United
States relations with Cuba
since the formal severinR of
diplomatic ties with BatiSta's
successor, Fidel Castro. This
apparently unhappy circum-
stance actually was the means
Of rescuing the President
from . Smith confirmation
row.
The swiss press grumbled
loudly and key Senators SYM
pathized with it more or less
openly. The President out
waited Mr.. Smith, never
sending o formal nomination
to the hill. and Mr.. Smith
finally withdrew his name.
In the Meriwether instance.
no such third force as the
Swiss press intervened to pro-
tect the President or his
party. The President must
now know that his supporters
are not going to be bashful
nor the Senate stand on the
burning deck for him.
Evening star., 1961-03-09

Why has nobody in the
administration considered the
use Of counterpart funds
available to the American
Government almost every
where in the world to offset
the outflow Of dollars spent
by American tourists abroad?
This question is being asked
by those connected with the
highly-developed tourist in
duStry here and abroad.
The American people have
spent over the last Is years
through their Government
upward Of $50 billion all over
the globe, either in the form
Of economic assistance un-
der what is generally known
as the Marshall Plan or
through the sale" Of surplus
goods. especially food.
In all these transactions it
was provided that the recipi-
ent countries would set aside
in their own deprecated cur
rencieS substantial sums rep
resenting interest or repay
ment for the money and
goods received from the
United States. According to
the existing agreements, the
United States is entitled to
spend for its own needs in
the debtor countries between
Is and 20 per cent Of the
counterpart monies. The
balance is being plowed back
into the economy Of that
country, itself.
It is difficult for outsiders
to determine how great an
equivalent Of dollars is avail
able to the United States.
But according to some re-
Sponsible sources in Washing
ton an Informed guess" is
that some 81 billion is at the
disposal Of the Treasury to be
spent within the various for
eign countries.
The greatest number of
American tourists travel to
England, France, Germany,
Evening star., 1961-03-09
Summit Park Unit
Opposes Tax Rise

The Summit Park Citizens
Association passed q resolution
last night which put them on
record against any increase in
the real estate tax.
Later in the evening the pres
ident Of the organization Of
fered an amendment to the
constitution which, II passed
at the next meeting, would re-
move the provision that only
property owners may hold Of
flee in the association.
1T is q luxury we can't af-
ford" said President william
RigSby.
John Fletcher, administrative
assistant to the Deputy Su-
perintendent of Schools, spoke
on the District school system,
tracing the history and prob
lens Of the switch from q dual
system to the present inte-
grated system.