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LEGUM & GERBER
DECENTRALIZATION

BETHEsDA-NEAR MN. Centrally
air-cond. Handsome and Ammac.
brick and frame spiit-ievel. Z bed:
rms. 2h baths, Cathedral ceiling
living rm., sep. dining rm., Sompi.
modern. kitchen with table space.
daylight walkout rec. RIM. plus
daylight walkout children'g play
room. Carport, wooded lot. Sal $50,
ANDRIS REALTY OIL. 2-9070 It'll o
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HOUSES F0R sALE-MD.

HOWARD COUNTY-l5 acreA, Ice
horse barn, would make q good
pony farm, old 7-room houso. lge
shade trees. Price S23, 1000.
HOWARD COUNTY acres, mod
3-bedrm. brick rambler, also
small cottage close TO Hopkins
lab. Price $4,000.
HOWARD COUNTY, ClarksYille-
IN acres, lge. 6-room house, oil
h.-w.h., small horse barn. Only
.10ss cash needed, owner viii hold
balance. Call John Swami, 301
at 6-260S with LAIRD B. SCOTT,
Realtor, ~. 0-0420; ewes. and
Sun, ~. 9-1s7s.
HOWARD COUNTY-Centef Of
horse country: 2 acres featuring
solid brick home with a. : 6sdr ms:
than 500, 900. Call 949-7300.
LIST WITH Us FOR RESULTS
HUGH T. PECK, 1l246 Ga Ave.
Open for Inspection
BY BUILDER
3rd and Madison sts., n; Laurel,
homes homes with Ceramic tile bath. ali
equipped lge.. din. -kit. combina-
ton. Beaut. Ice. bsmt. with gas
furnace. There are too many extra
features in these homes to de-
scribe in this ad, yet they are
priced below $4,000. 236-S2S1.
80 MINIS. TO BALTIMORE, / hr.
to D. c., Carroll Co., Md
acre, 4-bedrm. giant brk. rancher,
9 baths, 2 fireplaces, auto. oil
heat, 20-ft. kitchen w/breAkfast
nook and snack bar, lge. D. R..
Z. r., 1925 It. breezeWsL 2
car garage. 1mmed. posses. S32,-
500 In fee. WATKINS REAJ'TOR,
Sykesville. Nd. Phone 3O1--7e5-
O20O.
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Macarthur Blvd. Area
HOUSES UMFURE. TO RENT

ALASKA AND GA. AYES. NV
Large 4-bedrm. house. viii deco
rate completely. Must be seen to
can Mr.. NEFF, RA. s-iaS4.
ALEX. s., near Ft. Belvoir-4-
bedrm.. Cape Cod. with full base
ment, screened porch, lge. wooded
lot. $3.50. 76s-3126.
ALEX, near Cameron st.. semidet.
3-bedrm., ! " bath, near schoil,
S12s. mo. ia. S-3262.
ANDREWS AREA, Camp Springs,
Nd. 3-bedrm., firepl., cleo. KIT.
S126. mo. 449-7420.
ANINANDALE- bedrms., 2 baths
(all on flr.), only z blocks from
St. Michaers. 3 years cid. Full
bsmt.. baseboard hot-water heat.
Vacant. $40. Call OWNER, CT.
6-359O.
ARL., s., Highland and Col. pike
z bedrms.. cool and clean, fin.
bsmt., new gas furnace, fenced
I'd. S110 plus utils. 671.96S4.
BETHESDA rms, 2h baths,
Our Lady Of Lordes parrish, avail.
CLEVELAND PARK IS rms, 2
baths. LIST class cond. Avail. Aug.
l, adult family group only.
CAPITOL HILL AREA-Opportunity
TO rent brand new 2-story Eng
ltsh bsmt., brick, air cond., beaut.
kit l-ear garage, GEORGE !.
CAPITOL HILL "A bedrms., Nv.
firepl;, air cond., beautifully re-
stored, $3.50, on lease. LYMAN c.
DELE q CO., INC. Ii. 7-0S09.
CAPITOL Hills bedrms., lge.
kitchen. din. rm., liv. rm, back
porches, $3.50. SO S-0106.
CHEvERLY AREA-3 bedrms., full
bsmt., cow. TO Capitol Plaza
shopping center and BALTIC. Wash.
pkMy., S126 per mo-. avail. now.
CLYDE r; ADAMS. REALToR,
CHEVY CHASE, DC.
Very conveniently located, 3-bed-
room 2-bath Colonial, 1st-floor
powder room, heated dormitory
room on Bird floor. full basement,
available Immediately. Ewes. Mr..
Gall. OIL. 2-3749.
W. c. q A. N. MILLER DEV. co,
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
REALTORS EN-. 2-4464I
COUNTRY CLUB VILLAGE = I'm
maculate, aforementioned, 3-bed-
rm., 1Aa-bath semi-det. w/lee.
fenced corner lot. No bSmt. Stove,
refer. and clothes washer incl.
l year lease and security deposit
PARKWAY CO. WA. 1888
FAIRFAX AREA-Brk, veneer ram
bier, featuring. 8 bedrms.. bath,
sep. din: rm.. lRe. kit. On q eul-
S deSsse' Only $40 per me, y,s sS,, I;
R RSxLrY N 1Nc 'oO Ssl-os soFoADwAY
FALLS CHURCH-4-bedrm. house
walk. dist; bus. schools, rear
fenced yard: Avail. Sept. l. SEQ
FALLS CHURCH-VIENNA AREA
New 3-bedrm. rambler with firepl.,
din. rrn., J. y baths, bsmt. Sl3S
mo 3-yr. lease. WE. $4,000.
GALESvILLE, Md rooms and
bath bungalow, large lot. Ssb mo.
GEORGETOWN-River View New
modernisitie, air cond., ideal for
group. $500 mo. AID. 4-047p, Pc,
7-5300. J. c. CHATEL CO.
HILLSIDE, MD, 4eO5 N street,
bedrms., liv. rm., din, rm., kit.
ana bath, auto. gas heat. $40
per mo. DE. 2-24bS, VIII. 6-s267,
KENsINGT'0N, MD.-3 bedrm., fen.
yd;. near bus, vacant. return. to
suit. OIL. 2-4053.
KENsINGTON-2 bedrooms. den,
bsmt., rec. rn., cow. 10 every
thing. $40 mo. Call 946-399b.
Nh, sPENCERVILLR = S-bedrm.
! Y bath. split-leyel. nearly new.
acre lot, good country living.
20 Minis. from Silver Spring.
S176 mo.
MONTGOMERY REALTY
III. b-R00O
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ARCOLA

home on q
beautiful double lot In this exclu-
sive area, close In to everything
and offering 8 bedrms., plus den,
large sep. din. rn1. and kit, an
ornate fireplAca In liY. nm. $50. 7h0.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

|FRANKLIN-FLOWER AREA-only
"cHARMfNd BEAUTY; Dt''A
Sep, din. rn.. huge kit, bsmt, with
exit, lovely yard with trees,
w. J. Nicholas, Realtor HE, $1,000
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HOUSES FURN. TO RENT

ARLINGTON, mr.. Hecht Co.-4-bed-
rnl., bath 2-story. Lge. shaded
lot. 5000. Long lease desired, IA,
10000 or 356-S022 after 5.
ARL.-Must rent 2-bedrm. home,
gon. $119. WE. S-259S.
ARL., N. Chain Bridge area-Brick
rambler, 8 bedrms.. ga baths, Ice.
rec. rm.. gear garage. Beautl-
fully and completely furn. Avail.
on long lease. $3.50 per mo.
ATLAS REALTY OF ARLINd-
TON. Mrs. Hendershott, KE.
6-67O0; ewes, KE. 6-6539.
CAPITOL HILL : Extraordinary,
brand-new, lavishly furnished.
fireplace. indirect lighting, float
roundings. $79 monthly for 3,
S109 monthly for 2.
CITY JEWELLERS. INC.
Ii. 1850 Ewes. Ii. 6-e023
CHEVY CHASE, MD, choice loca-
tion-3-bedrm.. 3-bath Colonial,
liv. rm.. din. rm., mod. kit, rec
lot. OIL. 6-f7i1s' ia. SOLOS. OOO'u
GOVT. EMPLOYEES REALTY CO.
C c1iSnI.. CHASE 7 Or gsDS@ .6Sns Be-.
baths, sleeping porch, spacious
rooms throughout. attraetively
furn., excel. school district. top
location, immed, occupancy. Ex-
elusive agent. DEAN RATHRUN
ASSOC, OIL. 6-0997.
GEORGETOWN-Well located, attr.
furn., .2-bedrm.. y bath house
with liy. rm., study. kit, patio,
ava syHii nrI lnTe AZ $500, No groups
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MONTGOMERY REALTY
III E.ROAA

0LNEY. Md bedrms.. 4 baths,
fine ground. $3.50 mo. ASHTON
REALTY, WA. 4-9S11.
OxON HILL AREA-3-bedrm. house
with view OF Wilson Bridge, ga
race. $40 mo. Call b80-ls66.
ROCKVILLE - Vacant, 3-bedrm
rm,' fenced yard. si75 mo. i'
n. l.. SMITH. Realtor, GA. 4-77ii
SILVER SPRING : split-levei,
bedrms., ia baths, spacious llv.-
din. rm. comb, ige. kit, lge. rec
Tm., porch, laundry rm. -serI
lot with trees. Al schools AND
shops min; from house. S22b mo
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A cleaning white Cape Cod beauty
S SssutG Ha0s sppO Etn earn tSrOS TlSn
out. Featuring lovely liv. and din.
rms, excellent modernized kit,
8 twin bedrms. and 2 tiled baths.
Beautiful rec. rm. in bright and
airy bsmt.. and o perfectly beauti-
full, deep, shaded and Handicapped
lot. THIS HOME Is OUTSTAND-
IN0-DON'T MISS TIN THE
LOWER sos. CALL KE. 7-1S0O
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Suburban

LIST WITH Us FOR ACTION
CHEVY CHASE = Quiet, secluded
2-bedrm. brick 1-story home in
Old Chevy Chase, 3 blks. TO stores,
COLQUITT RLTY., OIL. 2-0001 TIL 9
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SPRINGFIELD : 3-bedroom brick
rambler on h-aere lot, fenced
back yard. WV. carpeting, washer.
dryer, eony. 70 school. J2l-72g2.
WHEATON, KENslNUToN, SILVER
SPRING, CkVILLE-6eyeTal 2,
2 and bedrm. homes ayail. Some
with option 70 buy aCanS or
write" e4p-S440. MANovTI.L
REALTY CORP. 26i0 University
blvd. West, wheaton, Maryland.
WHEAT0N-HOLIDAY PK.-3-b,r.
split-level. fam. rm., mr.. schools.
shops. Excel. cond. Ju, 0-7623.
WHEATON, MD.-AVail. Aus. rs,
l2O57 Claridge I'd, semidetached
0 rms. bath, bsmt,, peh., gas heat,
gg srd: sl25 80 With 100 security
REALToR. 2p0-4O77.
truV Atm Ate-sa,.a u.l.E u 49,
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

RECOMMENDATIONS with invest
ment potential. Lovely brk. ramb.
on X acre OF available ground.
bedrms., ia baths, full bsrnt.
with family rnn. and outside exit,
beautiful yard, Anchor fenced
with driveway, asking $22,500.
049-2S6O.
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zoos WIS. AVE. OF. $4,000 Til Q
CHEVY CHASE = Large Ayr. -old
Cape Cod with 4 bdrms., IA
baths. sep: din. rm:. complete
kitchen and full tiled bsmt. Brick
construction. Walk to elementary
school, playground, community
pool and Conn. ave. bus. S26. 500.
ANDBIS REALTY OIL. 2-9070 Til 8
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CHEVY CHASE. DC.

Very conveniently located, 3-bed-
room 2-bath Colonial. 1st-floor
powder room, heated dormitory
room on Bird floor. full basement,
available Immediately. Ewes. Mr..
Gall. OIL. 2-3740
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Suburban.

LIST WITH Us ron ACTION
BURTONsVILLE - 8 acres plus.
partially wooded, pasture, stream
BY appt. only. Price quoted when
shown. SOL e60-2424.
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MASS. AVE-, Springfield area
Luxurious and immac.. 4-bedroom.
2h-bath split-level with diversified
rooms; spacious family rm.. plus
Q 27-ft. rec. rm.: 2-car garage:
family-size de luxe kitchen. center
hall plan. Extras galore including
CENTRAL AIR COND.
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, INC,
Oh. 2-7000 Ewes, OIL. 4-0346
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CHEVY CHASE

Close to the Circle. 3-bedrm. home
with garage. Redecorated and
ready for occupancy now. Priced
IN 2Os.
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Wo. 6-i7i9 or NO. 7-9355.
ROCK CREEK PARK ESTATES
Outstanding Diet; brk. Colonial.
Lge. liv. rm. with firepl., family
din. rm.. kit. with eating area
Huge scr. porch on LIST. 3 bedrms.,
baths on 2nd. Fin. and heated
Bird floor. Close TO 18th st. bus.
Price S2s.950, Q a.m.-9 pm, EN-.
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ARLINGTON, mr.. Hecht Co.-4-bed-
rnl., bath 2-story. Lge. shaded
lot. 5000. Long lease desired. IA.
10000 or 356-S022 after 5.
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CHEVERLY AREAS bedrms., full
bsmt., cow. to Capitol Plaza
shopping center and Baito. wash.
pkwy., $125 per mo. avail. now.
CLYDE r, ADAMS. REALToR,
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CAPITOL HILL = 2 bedrms., iiV.
rm., din. area, kit, and patio.
firepl;, air cond., beautifully re-
stored, $3.50, on lease. LYMAN c.
DELE q CO., INC. Ii. 7-0S09.
CAPITOL Hills bedrms., ige.
porches, $3.50. So, s-016s. 'N
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@11-1I VI IHFH1D
Five-year-old eustom-built ramb
designed TO privide gracious liv-
ing. Centrally air-cond. wall-to-
wall carpet. Study, den. gorgeous
rec. I'm. with raised hearth
firepl., custom-built bar, 2-car
garage. Situated on q beautiful
lot 76x150. Priced below current
market value ct S47.50 For
further details feel free to call
anytime.
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CHEVY CHAsE-Detached Colonial
brick home, 8 blocks from Lafa-
yette School. living room, dining
room, kitchen. breakfast room. 3
bedrooms and bath on 2nd floor.
3rd floor expandable, detached
VS. war sss esgssSSe' gFfcs s27 $50 SoS cfIl
joNEs 3 co. INC. REAGToR
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Khrushchev Seen Winninq
Solid Stand of Soviet Bloc

/ apparent sympathy with Picking
suggest that Romania may
follow Albania and align itself
with the Chinese in the intra-
Communist struggle.
The Communist chieftains
gathering here first will go
through public ceremonies &C.
casioned by Mr.. Ulbricht's 10th
birthday, the reason given
publicly for their gathering in
East Berlin.
However, few signs of such
a celebration were visible and
only the most limited public
affairs are planned. The main
one is set for tomorrow night
at the East Berlin sports
palace.
While awaiting further ar
rivals, Mr.. Khrushchev busted
himself during the day with a
speech to East Berlin factory
workers in which he urged
them to work harder. In the
evening he took his wife, Nina,
to the opera. Mr.. Novotny and
Mr.. Kadar also attended.
Mr.. Novotny received much
less public acclaim on his ar
rival than might have been
expected. Cordons of police
cleared the way for his car
A few children and adults
waved small flags as he passed
but few raised their voices.
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CHINESE
Continued From Page Al

continued from rage Al
other embassies in Moscow and
to foreign newsmen.
Chinese students at Moscow
University passed it around to
fellow students.
The Chinese apparently have
been distributing the letter in
the Communist countries of
Eastern Europe. In East Ger
many, now host to Mr.. Khru-
shchev, their actions brought
an angry protest from the East
German government. Portions
of the letter were published in
Romania, which has shown
signs Of restiveness.
One Of the strongest points
in the Chinese letter is the
statement that it is sheer IL
fusion" to believe that general
disarmament is possible SO
long as Western "Imperialists''
are allowed to function.
This is a direct attack on one
Of Mr.. Khruschchev's pet prop
uganda themes. He claims that
eventually Communism will tri-
umph, even though there is
peaceful co-existence with the
West.
The Chinese official news
agency quoted a Peking For
eign Ministry spokesman as
saying the Soviet action was
Unreasonable and its excuse
untenable." The sta tie m e n
added:
1T is normal and unimpeach-
able for the Chinese Embassy
and Chinese personnel in the
Soviet Union to distribute Of
fetal documents Of the central
committee Of the Communist
Party of China.
1.-THE Soviet establishments
and personnel in China have
always been doing the same and
no objection has even been
raised by the Chinese govern
ment.
what justification has the
Soviet government to lodge a
protest with the Chinese En-
bassy in Moscow in this con-
nection?
what justification has it to
demand that the Chinese gov
eminent recall the five
Chinese? -.
"One is fully justified to ask
this: In taking this step, which
is unprecedented in the history
of the relations between the
two socialist countries Of China
and the Soviet Union, on the
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CHINESE
Picking Carries Feud
To Door of KremIin

eve Of the talks between the
Chinese and Soviet parties,
whether or not the Soviet gov
eminent is deliberately trying
to undermine Chimes Soviet
unity, vitiate the relations be-
tween the two states and create
obstacles to the talks between
the Chinese and Soviet
parties?"
The Chinese letter was pub
lished in Peking on June IA.
While denouncing Mr.. Khru-
shchev's policy of peaceful CO.
existence. it said the Red Chi
nese leaders would insist in the
Moscow talk that the Kremlin
accept the principle of violent
Communist revolution to over
throw capitalism.
1t was handed to the Rus
slams on June Is, in reply to a
letter from the Soviet Commu-
mist Party central committee on
March 80. The Chinese For
eign Ministry statement said
the Soviet letter was circulated
in Red China by Russian dipo-
mats and other personnel even
before the Peking regime made
1t public.
The Chinese statement said
no retaliatory action would be
taken against Soviet diplomats
and personnel in Red China
because Of the Soviet move.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-30

sue peaceful coexistence.
Besides Mr.. Kruschchev and
East German Communist Boss
Walter Ulbricht, Czech Presi-
dent Antonin Novotny and
Hungarian Premier Janos Ka-
dar are already on hand for
the Communist summit confer
ence.
Poland's Wladyslaw Gomulka
and Bulgaria's Todor Zhivkov
are due in tomorrow.
Mr.. Khrushchev presumably
wants to make sure Of their
support for him before the Rus
SLAMS sit down with the Chinese
in Moscow.
Still uncertain was whether
Romanian Party Chief Che
orghe Gheorghiu-Dej would at
tend the Berlin meeting. The
Romanian Embassy refused to
comment and the Romanian
press agency said in Bucharest
that I'VE have no information
about the departure for East
Berlin Of Gheorghiu-Dej or any
other Romanian personalities. "
ROmanians Angry
The Romanians are reported
angry with Moscow over what
they consider a secondary eco
nomic role the Kremlin wishes
to assign them in an integrated
Soviet-East European economy.
Recent Romanian actions In
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Heart trouble Is q tormentins prob
lem. There is the failing heoFt,
thut causes deoth. There Is the
broken heart caused by trosedy
and grief. There Is the wicked
heart thot sends q mons soul to
hell. The Bible eleorIy warns in
Jeremioh Oh. II, v. 3, The heart
Is deeeitful above oil things, and
desperately wicked: So the Lost
Of the above illustrations Is the
really dangerous heort. But, thunk
God the Bible hos the answer IN
Romons Oh. 10, v. 10, For with
the heort mon belisveth unto right
eousness." This believing Is tuk-
Ing the Lord Jesus Christ into your
heart by foith in humble confession
and repentance Of sin. Christ will
ubundontly pardon and give Us
strength TO live VIGOROUSLY John
ch. ! & n.
Bible reading and prayer coupled
with regular church attendance Is
the true source Of Spiritual
Strength.
Phone ~. g.sI0O for free non
Sectdrian Bible READING. Guide 70
help gol form he good habit OF
daily Bible Reading.
|. p. Stafford Rambler City
Silver Spring. Nd. (clossd Sunday
selss Open Dolly ~ 10 pm. Soi. III ?
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Leaders Assembling
BY BERNARD GWERTZMAN
Star Staff Writer

9taA otuAA WAAtCA
Russia has taken the frs
steps toward breaking diplo.
matte relations with Red China
top analysts here said yester.
day.
The expulsion of five Chi.
nese from Moscow - including
three diplomatS-waS seen as &
deliberate move by the Rus.
slams to aggravate the already
bitter no-Soviet dispute.
Until this past week, the two
sides had kept the rift within
the framework of party affairs
Now, with the expulsion anc
an angry Peking foreign Of
flee statement, the dispute ha'
been elevated to a state mat
ter.
There has been only one So
Wet precedent for such a grave
move, analysts noted. This was
the dismissal of several Al
banians in 1960-61 for similar
illegal" activities. Their expul.
sion led to a formal break be-
tween Albania and the Soviet
Union. Albania is now China'c
staunchest ally.
Similar Course Seen Now
Experts think it probable
that the Sino-Soviet dispute
will develop along the same
lines. lone cannot be a luke
warm Communist friend-ei-
Their you're an ally or an en-
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Russia Nears China Break

emy." one analyst said.
The gravity of the dispute
is believed to be the principal
reason for Soviet Premier
Khrushchev's trip to East
Berlin to consult with his bloc
allies.
1t is believed he is probably
telling the satellite leaders tc
prepare for the collapse OF
Sino-Soviet party relations and
for a possible break on the
state level. Such a rupture
would have deep repercussions
within the bloc, already splint-
cred by various national de-
viations.
Generally, Mr.. Khrushchey
can count on support from the
European bloc countries, with
the possible exception of Ro-
mania. In recent months, Ro-
mania has been feuding with
Russia and other bloc coun-
tries over economic policy. She
even has shown an interest in
improving her relations with
Red China.
Chinese Distributed Letter
The pretext for yesterdays
expulsion was the distribution
by the Chinese Embassy Of the
June IA letter from the Chinese
to the Soviet Central Commit
tee. The note, purporting to
set an agenda for next Fridays
scheduled Sino-Soviet talks
in Moscow, was actually a Bit
ter attack on the Khrushchev
leadership and on Soviet policy
in general.
The Russians refused to print
1t, charging 1t was full Of dis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-30
Similar Course Seen Now
LOST

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altered, 2 yrs, pedigreed; beautilul,
silky; missing over wks,, vic. 1918
Allison st. NV, Reward Tor any IN
formation, call RIA. 3-26l6.
CAT. male. Bgrmese. brown body
reward. OF. 6-546O. =
DOG, Boston terrier, female, answers
F r fdiandT rexaT vie' Be SeBPssaHS5 An'
DOG, black and brown. long haired iy,.
e sp'm.) ' o. III. s.sose. ~ -
DOG, 2-yr.- old male, beagle, reddish
brown and white: ans. TO Sailor
yie; 900 LIST pl' me-; reward IA
DOG, collie, sable and white, male
Reward. Call WA. 7-ss72.
sSeis 70 70 asabrina"; Vic. Of Meade
wood or White oaks. 622-l15S.
FOAM RUBBER CUSHION, on River
I'd. Call 7b0-2223.
GLAssEs--Preserip sun glasses
In brown frames; vic. l4th and
Rhode Island mel reward. DU
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tortions and ISLANDERS. Mr..
Khrushchev said it strained
Sino-Soviet relations Ito the
extreme"
The timing of the expulsion
indicated to experts that the
Russians may desire an excuse
to call off the scheduled talks
already apparently doomed to
failure anyhow. The Russians
would be pressured by the Chi
nese at such a meeting to par
ticipate In a world Communist
meeting, something Moscow
does not want to do since it
would give China an oppor-
tunity to mount an angry at
tack on Soviet leadership of
the movement.
Isolation Attempt Seen
Soviet strategy seems directed
at trying to isolate China from
other Communist countries and
discrediting her leadership as
fanatics" and "heretics."
The recent Soviet Central
Committee meeting noted that
the dispute was between China
and "the rest Of the Commu-
mist movement" a description
which failed to take account
Of Chinese support in several
other Communist parties.
The Chinese have shown no
desire for patching up its re-
lations with the Soviet Union.
They have tried to discredh
Moscow by accusing the Rus
slams of lack Of revolutionary
enthusiasm and cowardice in
the face Of Imperialism.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-30

BERLIN, June 20 (AP) -
East European Communist
leaders were gathering in East
Berlin tonight for a conference
with Premier Khrushchev ex-
pected to hammer out a solid
Soviet block stand against
Picking demands for a militant
swing in the cold war.
Mr.. Khrushchev called the
satellite LADDERS to the Berlin
meeting less than a week be-
fore Soviet and Chinese party
representatives are to meet in
Moscow to try to smooth out
theological differences that
have driven a deep gulf be-
tween the two Communist
giants.
The extent of this gulf was
emphasized by the Moscow an
nouncement that the Kremlin
had ordered three Chinese
diplomats and two other Chi
nese expelled for having dis
tributed Peking propaganda
assailing Mr.. Khrushchev's
avowed policy of peaceful CO.
existence.
Leaders Assembling
The Kremlin also released a
Khrushchev speech assailing
the Communist Chinese for
having "sharpened" Moscow
Peking relations and reaffirm-
ing his determination to pur-
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