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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEHROLEI "a Impala. sGis., a
condition. 2. and n, w.LW. tires
NOV tres a, si.Ssa BOB 1.UR
RAYS Special, 1854 Mstropolital
/ ave, kenanEtnn. block of Com
ave. a Plyers MI I'd, gts-lIl4.
CIV. 20 ImpalA saDsT sporl
trans. 400 Ct engine. excep
sond. S2.S95. Open Ekdys. 9
/ Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
1890 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
cHEY. 20 Bel Air kdtp., so h-p.
oifsr. ' OF. slszsss' & re, si7so. 0''
CHEv. ~ convert Impala, s cyl
ps- p.b;s STICK ahift. Showroom
KENsfNGroN MOTOR SALES
F losol Com. Ave. sfs-2so1
CHEV. IS BrOokwood 4-dr. wagon,
] We, auto, 7. and h., 7-tone green.
T WinteriEed. Peri. Isl OF md car. SeeS.
KENSINGTON MOTOR SALES
lotol Conn. Ave. sts-7s0s
{ CHEVROLET '63 Impala super
sport. PSI WV. tires. auto. trans,
radio. maroon, Ike new. Low mile
age? $3.50. OIL 6-slAo.
CHEVROLET '2 Bel Air, 4-dr., We
engine. Clean. $50. Cal s2q-4llo
after " noon
cHEv. 50 white Impala cow, p.s..
auto. trans, excel. cond., sqIS or
best offer. HE. s-l3S2.
CHEv. 80 vs., stand. trans, new
paint, snow tres excel cond.s $50.
10. 7-ll33.
CHEVY go 7-dr. hardt0p, full pow
er, fac. air-cond. Looks and runs
Ike new. sl,3q5 or best offer. Mon.
RE. 7-9ss9 70 2
CHEW. IS Adr., s evils, 7. and h..
auto. trans new snow tires 3S5.
CHEVY IS 8 cyls., std, T. and h.,
new battery generator tires. $50.
HE. s-34z3.
CHEVROLET '6i Adr. station Wag-
on. ParkWood. We with pOWereiide.
Orig. owner. Can be seen at 2A4S NJ
81. NV. sls5sS firm.
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3l0o N. Fairfax Dr., ArI., Va.
OPPOSITE KANN'S IA. 4-7lll
CHRYsLER ,5o-4-dr., windsor, r
and h. good tires and wheels q
sn0w). Exceptional value at $50.
Phone 76s-o7l2.
CHRYSLER 80 4-dr, sed., auto,
heater ali white Ss0S
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ROsenthal
WAsz csRTes,. ARE AZ. EAgOEs1

WAHh1NQlON AREAS LARGEST
CdENhOLET DEALER
columbia PIKE and 8. Qlebe I'd.
Arllnetons We. IA. $500
LARK 90 z-tone. T. and u, Sl71d
trsass-' e. esyl.g economy car. Excel
eond. ste-zlSo.
NERO. - 6passengef wagon, a1T5-
tisEp CABS. zi17.issl.a IN lAAA4s
MERCURY ,ss. p-s. and p.b., ?. ana
~ 4-ur. hdtp-s make offer. s3e-te73
MERCURY 80 Monterey convert
p.e-s. p.b-. auto.s r. and d. Beaufi.
ful baby blue with white tor. "A
real buy e 81 rs.
KENSTNGTON MOTOR SALES
lo6oi Conn. Ave. sl5-1oo3
MERCURY 81 z-dr. hardiop. hi1e
and Whites needs some repair, $50
cash OF take over payments q
500. Az2-l4ls.
MERCURY 80 Z dr. hardt0p, :.
and \. careful woman driver good
transp.. SIS. Cal Oh. s-ls7S.
MERCURY '8 4-dr. We, good co1d
stratghf stick, r. and b. seas. Pvt.
owner. 36S-Is5l.
oLDS go sta. WaF., air eond., pa,
p.b.s r.s h. Wv. tires. Exec.
eond. 81 $50. VII. 1877.
0LDS 81 Super "ss'' Holiday hY.
owner. l5l-7s7o.
OLDS 81 2-dr. Holiday, excel. c00d- !.
call hE. eOo4l. Best cash offer.
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CHRHsLER '5s-4-dr. New Yorker
Radio (rear spkr.l and heater, p.b.
p.s,, WV, tires q newt, new FIR
mats bait. and radiator. GOO
car. 500. LU. l-s7os.
CHRYsLER 80 500 A-dr. hrdtp.
5000 miles, loaded with extras
new-car condition compare SUM-
CAR and PRICE, sz.sse. Trade
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Palmer Ford
P @ L K
MOTORS, INC,

WOhlAJ6 fhlENDllEST
IMPERIAL-CHRYSLER
PLYMOUTH-VALIANT DEALER
New. KI. 9-0567 used, XII. 9-12i5
COM '63 4-dr. sed., fully
equipped, peri. c0nd. Best offer
must sell. AID. 4-e2l5, home W0
6-9062.
CONTINENTAL '63 sedan, factors
Really W smart ISSane ss,iSs. s'srs OOl0n'
Lindsay OldS-Ca
HARRINGTON SHOPPING CTR. -
0V. 3-0350 ALEXANDRIA
CORvAIR '63 Mona 800" 4-speed
floor shift, l02 engine, heater and
extras immac.s pvt. owner $500
CORvAIR 20 Mona, red, bucket
seats, 4-speed, r. and h., new WV.
tires, peri. cond., illness reason fol
selling. EN-. 2-55so.
MONA 80 light green, fawn inter
iors, Wv: tires, 4-spd. trans. Sl,725.
C0RvAIR 81 Monza, white witt
blue, auto, T. and h., WV, very
clean, best offer. 522-e769.
CORvAIR '6l 200" 4-dr., straight
stick, r. and h.s sl,les, BOB MUIR.
RAYS special, 1886 METROPOLITAN
ave-, Kensington, ] block off Conn
ave. at Plyers Mill I'd, s49-l744.
CORVAIR 1850 200" 4-dr., WV
tires, snow tires, r. and b., std
trans. Ss95. 534-0655.
CORVAIR MONA '6l coupe, darl
blue, 1000 mi. 4-spd. trans.s s1s49s
Phone VII. $500.
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Observation-Disclosures
400 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. $4,000
CHRYsLER 1850 hardtop sedan pur.
chased November 1850, driven 5000
mi. In storage 10 months. r. and
h.s p.b.,. PSI pow. aerial beaut. 2.
tone finish factory new 2-tone ny
Ion uphols.s WV. tires, oil filter,
auto adjustable mirror from inside.
Not a scratch INSIDE or out. Must
sacrifice TO settle estate for 81, s95.
Write 20. Box l2o66, Washington
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

CHEy. &c We Be Ar ar, sd,
Z good cond-, nsW tres and mos
tres. one owner. 5s&sSA
cHEVR0LET ~ Impala couv-l
h. low nj, ssi-6iii.
cHEv. 1855 Bel Air. 1drs auto.
I trans heaters good running eond,
brakes tres battery. $50 u. 3
CHEVY - 1-dr. hdtp. vs.. auto.
!rs1S. y, Ne5 81, sood condition PHee
cHEV. IS Seyi-, stand. trans.s 50.
tires, looks and runs good 500.
CHEVROLET -, 4-dr. hsrdtop, Bel
Air We. automatic, Z, and h. In
peri. eond. 500. Also Chevrolet IS
(. and H 4 s1g s1s44 ssr'isA' suck
CHEVROLET -. excel transp. SIS
Chevrolet rs parts. cheap. Sl-e42A,
CHEW. 81 BL COW. 7soh.p., ri,
low mi, SD. trans l-OEner. Excel
cond. ~. So533.
CHEW. n 80 800 l-dr. SD, autom..
r. and h., back-up It's snow tires.
white Wifh red int. illooo MI. i'm
mac. A34-766s.
CHEVY "a, 7-dr, straight stick.
terrific mileage. Motor GOOD c0nd.
5000 mi. Very clean no dents OF
rust spots. Lady owner, garage
kept. $3.50. Cash only. 4S2-36o2.
CHEVY IsIPALA 'ss, fun power.
fully equipped. large motor, 2-tone,
original owner. S79s. 10. S6ss2.
CHEW. go. Impala. 4-dr.. 7. and h.
PSI auto: trans 80 eng WV
SlA5o. 1858.
CHEVROLET -, 7. and h., auto
matte, good condition. 81 200 miles.
SIS. Call U3-s46l.
CHEVY SO. std. trans good tires.
good paint. good c0nd.s S37S. S3S-
5lI4-
CEEV. '62 Bei-Air VS. 2-dr..
stand, d.. Z a aa h. exception
ROYAL MOTORS
1mperial-C hrysler-Plymouth-Simca |
400 ca. Ave. NV. ia. $4,000 |
CHEVY, 1853, $50. 1855 Chevy. ss2s. 4
Both cars in very good cond. IS
has new engine. 61l-l27e.
81 z;dr.. 9; and h.. pwT.
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WEEK END

LINCOLN '56 Premier hardkou.
completely equipped. factory sil
conditioned. orig. TURQUOISE I'm
-. . l9xlry car at . moderate
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lulpefIAI-CnryeIer -PIymouth-Simc
400 CO. Ave. NV. ia. $4,000
CHRYsLER 1852 3ooE, repossessed
cond. $500 Or make offer. GA AZ
FINAN II CORP, S402 Queens
Chapel I'd. w. Hyattsville, go, S3l5
CHRYsLER "a NEW YORKER, dc
luxe ] owner, 4 new tires, excel.
transp. slI5 cash. A49-5274 bet. 10
am. and 5 pm.
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Imperial-C hrysler- Plymouth-Simes
400 Ca. Ave. NV. ia. $4,000
OHRYSLER 80 Windsor 4-dr,
hardtop. power steering, auto,
trans, r. and b.. exceptionally
clean. Sl'l9b.
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FORD 81 station wag., 2 dr., VS.
hydramatic, good mechanical cond. :,
WV. tires, T. and h., clean. Must
sell, SIS, e6A-55B6,
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CHEW. IS conv. We, red with white
tops. r. and h. w.w.s auto. trans,
needs clutches IN trans. S4qs. Cali
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G parS eOnS aSSHy q sn S.I RH S,i 81
EN-. 5-0442.
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royal MOTORS
CHEXY '63

BY OWNER. Biscayne. 6 cyl. z dr.,
standard shift. WI. 6Tzu.
CHEW. 20 Impala sedan, silver-blus
finish, 9 cylinder, r. and h., auto,
p.s.s WV. tires, 0ne-yr. warranty
showrm, cond., ready to so. Spe
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cHEVRoLET 80 Impala spori
coupe 7. and h., speed. 327 en-,
CINE WV. tires, red with matchinf
interior, s2,sas, NIVERS SIT y
AUTO SALES, Univ. blvd. and
ColesvIIe nd. tU. s.is36.
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TAKOMA FORD
rs CARROLL AVE. JU. s-l0ol

FoRD g Ford0r. :. and h.. auto.
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CHEW. 'ss Lmpalas 2-dr. hdtp., auto
Z; and p Pisa WV. tres extras
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FEUAR'
FORD
EORDS

FORD 81 Station wagon, 7. and h.,
/ auto. trans, very good cond., 500
or best offer. TW. 3-7q7p,
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FORD 50, rough body and TRAIL
Err, you-haul-it type, sx4. Call OIL.
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FORD 81, Cony.s PSI p.b.s auto.
trans, r. and h., good top. Runs
but needs body work. White. $3.50
or best offer. Ell. 6-462e.
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CORVAIR 80 Mona, red, bucket
seats, 4-speed, T. and h., new Wv.
tires, peri. cond., illness reason fol-
| saflsno EsM . Ernn
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CORvAIR '63 Mona ''eO0," 4-speed
floor shift, l07 engine, heater and
extras immac.s pvt. owner $500
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CHRYSLER 20 Imperial 4-dr. se.
dan, power steering, brakes, win
dowss and seat, owner, excel.
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Armstrong Rambler
Ca. Ave. and Taylor st, NV.
IA. q.sn0n

DODGE go Pioneer hardtop coupe,
gorgeous TURQUOISE finish. power
steering and brakes, r. and h.,
power windows and powerflite
dueed 10 sell at only S1,1Ss.
"4s-Hour Money-Baek Guarantee"
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CIV. 20 Bel Air hdtp-, $50 h.p.,
Z SD. shift postlrac.s 81 SO or best
offer. on. LIS, O. RE. Sz7so.
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80 2-dr., Fordomatic, =. and h.,
slq3, SO dn., $50 mo.
SO 2-dr. hrdtp,, FOrdomatic, :. and
b., $685. s33 dr., SO mo.
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800 RI. AVE. NE. Ia. s-l0os
FORD 80 Fairiane "6', tudor. 7,
and h., WV. tires, white finish
low mi. and extra clean. Special
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CHEy. 'ss 4-dr. sed., r. and h.. pow.
erglides 3le engine with $50 h.p.,
800. 10. INN
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FORD 80 Galaxie 2-dr. hdtop.,
black p.b.s p.s., cruisomatic trans,
r. and h., excel. cond., reason for
selling buying new car. 500.
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CHRYSLER $50 New Yorker de
luxe conv., full power equipped,
auto. trans, z. and h., like new,
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TrRIANGIE EORn

FORD 80 Fairlane Fordor, We
motor Fordomatic, z. and h. WV.
tires, premium quality throughout
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FORD 81. This one did not win at
Daytona or Charlotte. II wasn't en-
tered. This is a clean 6-cylinder
standaId shit, economical car
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C0RVAIR 81 Mona, white with
blue, auto 7; and h. WV, very
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MONA 80 light green, fawn inter.
iors Wv. tires, 4-spd. trans. Sl,725.
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CHEW. 81 convert Impala, cyl,
pa, p.b;s stick ahift. showroom
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Z Z Dr.. hardt0p, Z.
; aEstul IN TpI na sS raisSsssr. EOod
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LOST

.BASSET HOUND, male, vic. Travilla
answers to name "Gallahad"; child 4
pet. AK. 9-g022.
CAT, white, male, vic. colesyille -Geor-
gia. ave, Silver Spring. Md; reward
COCKER SPANIEL, male, brown and
white very old and deaf; Falls
. Church area; reward. JE 2-00S4
COLLIE TYPE, lost Aug. 4th, male,
black and white. vic Cameron Sta
toni. answers TO "Rosco"; reward
FL. 4-4040.
DOG, collie, female, ia yrs, sable and
white, answers TO Duchess" Reward.
Vic. NARROW Heights. Call 736-9327.
POODLE, small, gray, with green col.
lar. but no tag. lost Tues, after
noon; syie. Fox Hall Td. and Dexter &
. 4. l., Diamond 5000. y" "''''''
WALLET. mans brown, in civil
. Courts Bldg, Wednesday, containing
! checks, money orders and cash; good
reward. 3S7-2200. ia. 9-gSl2.
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---- INTERPRETIVE REPORT
A-Bomb Split Russia-China

atomic weapons and may have
interpreted RuSsia's technical
aid commitment as meaning
that the Russians should sup
ply a sample A-bomb and
manufacturing data.
But United States officials do
not believe the Russians wrote
or interpreted the treaty that
way. Also. they think the in
itial differences over military
technology may have come as a
result Of some Chinese refusal
around 1858 or 1859 to grant
defense facilities to Russia,
including coastal bases.
Old Suspicious
A few students Of Soviet Chi
nese relations and experts in
the Government have long sus-
.pected that the theological
controversy had some hard OPP
irrational core and probably
concerned nuclear weapons.
1t has been known for sew
eral years that the Chinese
Reds are unwilling to sign any
kind of treaty which would
deny them nuclear weapons.
1t has been known also that
Soviet officials have told various
Western diplomats privately
that they are concerned about
Red China's getting "the
bomb" They made no secret
of their wish to prevent this.
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Lord Home Sees
Red Policy Shift

LONDON, Aug. 16 (AP). -
British Foreign Secretary Lord
Home said last night he be-
lieves Russia has abandoned
force as an instrument of ma
tional policy, and that Amer
ica's firm stand on Cuba had
underlined this.
Lord Home added that he
felt Soviet Premier Khrushchev
was getting a little insurance
with the West" in recent ne
gotiations such as the limited
nuclear test-ban treaty, in or
der to avoid an theological war
on two fronts while he was
feuding with Red China.
Lord Home made his remarks
on a British Broadcasting
Corp. panel interview discuss
ing Western foreign policy fol-
lowing the test-ban treaty.
II think that the Russians
have understood completely
that force, as far as Russian
national policy is concerned, is
out and probably Cuba under
lined this lesson they had al
ready learned" said Lord Home.
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Congo Army Names Leftist
To Replace Ousted YouIou

day and turned loose all 480
prisoners. including common
criminals.
The army announcement
paid tribute to President
Charles de Gaulle of France
for not interfering in the crisis.
THE proud and peaceful peo-
pie of the Congo are happy
with the non-interference of
the French Army, and pay
homage to its prestigious chief,
Gen. de Gaulle for his clear
view of the problems of de-
colonization" the radio an
nouncement said.
France maintains 5000 troops
in Brazzaville under a defense
pact and supplies the comman-
der of the Congo Republics
army. An additional 1000
French commands we're flown
in from neighboring Chad after
the attack on the prison.
However, the anti-Youlou
workers did not get cut of hand
after the prison attack, and the
French troops did not have to
maintain order.
No trade unionist or labor
leader was named on Mr.. Mas
samba-Debat's seven-man cab
met, although it was pressure
from the workers which forced
Able Youlou to resign.
Able Youlou and jacques
Opangault, his minister of
state, left the presidential pal
ace last night but the radio did
not indicate their destination,
Diplomatic sources said they be-
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BRAZZAVnLE, Congo Re-
public, Aug. 16 (AP).-The
Congo Republics army today
announced the appointment of
Alphonse Massamba- Debat, de-
.scribed by friends as a mod
crate leftist, to head a pro-
visional government for the
Congo Republic.
Mr.. MaSSamba Debat, AZ,
takes oyer from Fulbert Youlou,
the republics only President
since it gained independence
from France three years ago.
But Mr.. MasSamba -Debat was
named chief of government"
or Premier, not provisional
President.
President Youlou, a suspended
Catholic priest, resigned yes
terday and turned the govern
ment over to the army after
rioting and mounting charges
of corruption and high living
against him and his ministers.
The capital, a city of 10000
population, returned to nor
NAL today after a three-day
general strike. Workers re-
turned to their jobs. Streets
and shops were crowded.
Mr.. MaSsampa- Debat, a
member of the Lari Tribe like
Able Youlou, started as a
schoolteacher. A former mem
Der of the National Assembly,
he was Minister of State in
1861 and then Minister Of De-
velopment until June, 1868.
President Youlou fired him and
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lieved the 46-year-old Youlou
was finished as a political force.
The provisional government
in its first official statement,
said it would maintain adher-
ence to the various African or
CARNATIONS and honor inter-
national agreements made by
the Youlou government.
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By JOHN H. HIGHTOWER
Associated Press Staff Writer

United States officials dis
count a claim by Red China
that the Soviet Union promised
1t nuclear weapons and then
reneged.
That portion of a Picking
broadside yesterday is viewed
as propaganda aimed primarily
at the pending limited test ban
treaty. But the broadcast
stripped the Red Chinese ideo-
logical camouflage from the
split with the Soviets and re-
'vealed 1t for what it is-ba-
sically a quarrel over nuclear
weapons.
Both present and former Of
ficials regard as ridiculous the
effort by the Red Chinese to
link the alleged atomic welsh
ing with Soviet Premier Khru-
Shchev's 1859 visit to President
Eisenhower.
Keep II Himself
! Mr.. Khrushchev emerges in
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generalization
Status Backed for
Poles, YugosIovs
BY the Associated Press

The Senate Finance Com
mittee has given its approval
to the action of the Foreign
Relations Committee in voting
most favored = nation trade
status for Poland and Yugo-
slavia.
Chairman Harry F. Byrd,
Democrat of Virginia, said yes
terday that such a trade mat
ter ordinarily would be under
jurisdiction of his Finance
Committee but he is willing
that Foreign Relations handle
it this year.
He noted that Finance ap-
proved continuation of most
favored-nation treatment for
the two countries in acting on
the trade expansion bill last
year but that the provision was
lost in conference with the
House.
This year, Foreign Relations
has added such a provision to
the foreign aid authorization
bill.
President Kennedy has urged
that the treatment be con-
tinued for Poland ard Yugo-
slavia to encourage the two
nations to take stands indie
pendent of other Communist
nations.
Under the most-favored-
nation policy, trade concessions
made by the United States to
one nation are extended to all
others with which it has
friendly trade relations.
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the new propaganda blast from
Peking as a man dedicated to
preventing the spread of nu-
clear weapons and keeping in
Soviet hands the maximum
power on the Communist side.
The leaders of Red China
stand out as men determined to
make their country a first class
nuclear power and bitterly re-
sentful of Mr.. Khrushchev's re-
fusal to help them.
Without this crystallizing of
the nuclear weapons issue back
in 1859, according to the Chi
nese Communist story, the his
toric split between Peking and
Moscow probably would not
have developed as violently
and rapidly as it has.
Most experts agree there are
many factors contributing to
hostility between the two Red
giants. but the nuclear weap-
ons issue was decisive and of
urgent importance.
Rusk Backs View
Secretary of State Rusk said
today 1t was his impression
that Russia did break an agree
ment to provide China with
nuclear information. AS tension
developed between Picking and
Moscow, Mr.. Rusk told a news
conference, cooperation was
reduced and nuclear aid was
one Of the first things to be
suspended.
The State Department denied
the Red Chinese charge Of
United States collision to pre-
vent Communist China from
becoming a first class power.
The implication that Mr..
Khrushchev's alleged decision
to scrap the 1857 atomic weap-
ons agreement was somehow
involved in his meeting with
President Eisenhower in Sep
TENDER, 1859. is completely dis
counted by well-inform e G
United States officials and
former officials.
United States officials how
ever, said it is entirely believ-
able that the Soviet govern
ment in October, 1857, made
an agreement with Red China
to supply defense technology.
1t is also credible that Red
China wanted to begin work on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-16
BY the Associated Press

Gen. Curtis E. Lemay lined
up with other military chiefs
today on qualified support of
the limited nuclear test ban
treaty.
But Senator Goldwater, Re-
publican Of Arizona, said the
Air Force chief had some very
grave reservations"
Gen. LeMay testified at a
closed session of the Senate
Armed Services Preparedness
Subcommittee and Senator
Goldwater. a Reserve Air Force
major general, relayed an &C
count of this to a reporter.
His official position is one
of support for the Taylor paper
with very grave reservations"
Senator Goldwater said.
Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor,
chairman of the Joint Chiefs
of Staff, previously had testi-
fled that all of them supported
the partial test ban providing
proper safeguards were carried
out to offset the military and
technical risks and disadvant-
ages.
GOldwater Dubious
Gen. LeMay, Air Force chief,
followed Army and Navy heads
in confirming Gen. Taylor's
announcement at closed ses-
sionS of the Senate watchdog
defense group.
After testimony by the four
military leaders. Senator Gold
water said II just don't think
that the military have their
hearts in this"
There are lots of ifs and
butts" the Senator said. II have
yet to find any real enthusiasm
for this treaty even by the
administrations witnesses"
Senator Goldwater said he
has been trying to test public
attitudes and questions on the
treaty.
From the temper of my
mail and kilograms, the Amer
lean people want to know the
reasons for this treaty" he said.
"They question what is the
next STEP"
Responsibility Noted
Senator Goldwater said Gen.
LeMay seemed to have far
greater concern about the res
ervationS" than earlier military
witnesses.
This is the man who is most
responsible for the big weap-
ons," the Senator said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-16
Paper to Acquire
Bible Publishers

CLEVELAND, Aug. Is (AP)
"A plan for the Times Mirror
Co. of Los Angeles to acquire
the World Publishing Co. OF
Cleveland in a $13 million stock
exchange deal has been ap-
proved by directors Of both
companies, it was announced
yesterday.
Times Mirror is a newspaper,
communications and graphic
arts firm. World is the Ma
tons largest publisher Of
Bibles.