Mme Ollier, ex-2d sec of French Embassy, arrested, Noumea, after testimony by Petrov that she gave him secret data about loading arms for French in Indochina

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Gen. de Castries Freed by Reds After End of Prisoner Exchange; Commander of Dienbienphu Is Described as Thin and Tired but Unbroken in Spirit GEN. DE CASTRIES IS FREED BY REDS

By the Associated Press

de Castries freed; reptd thin, tired but unbroken in spirit; wife gets wire from Gen; French POWs illus

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Construction in August Set Record at $3,600,000,000; Construction of $3,600,000,000 In August Set an All-Time Record

By Special to The New York Times

Commerce Dept div repts durables inventories down $200 million, July; other data

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U. S. CONCERNS GET AID FROM STASSEN; He Splits 27 Million Indian Rail Order Between Foreign and Domestic Producers U. S. CONCERNS GET AID FROM STASSEN

By Charles E. Eganspecial To the New York Times

FOA Dir Stassen repts some 2,500 cars, 50 locomotives for India under MSP will be built in US to ease unemployment; Penna indus repr hails decision

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APPEAL TO DEWEY TO RUN IS PLANNED; State Executive Committee to Meet Wednesday -- Aid to Eisenhower Stressed APPEAL TO DEWEY TO RUN PLANNED

By Leo Egan

Repr Taylor notifies Gov Dewey he will resign as State Chmn because of ill health; State Exec Com to meet; to pass on conv details

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WILEY RULES OUT U. S.-GERMAN DEAL; Continues Attack on French Premier -- Asserts Assembly Does Not Represent People WILEY RULES OUT U. S.-GERMAN DEAL

By M. S. Handlerspecial To the New York Times

Wiley in Bonn

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Soviet Offers Loans For Private Housing; SOVIET TO FINANCE PRIVATE HOUSING

By Clifton Danielspecial To the New York Times

Izvestia repts 200,000 private homes being built, article in effect ad Govt program; 26,000 already built, '54; '54 avg rate seen, 33 1/3% above '46-50; avg size of houses seen very small

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DEATH FOR SPYING DURING PEACETIME IS SIGNED INTO LAW; Eisenhower Approves Bill -Strengthens Curb on Bias in Work Done for U. S. EISEHHOWER SIGNS PEACE-SPYING BILL

By Joseph A. Loftusspecial To the New York Times

Eisenhower signed 485, disapproved 22 since leaving for Colo

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' Meeting of Minds' Reached Between A.E.C. and T.V.A.; Dixon-Yates Power Quarrel Is Discussed by Nichols and Vogel -- Agreement Is Reported on Fundamentals T. V. A.-A. E. C. ROW CALLED SETTLED

By Elie Abelspecial To the New York Times

Nichols and TVA chmn Vogel rept 'meeting of minds' after Washington conf; Curtis and Paty to get Vogel rept; conf shows TVA got contract copy after complaint; Gore now has copy

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DULLES IN MANILA; GIVES PHILIPPINES A DEFENSE PLEDGE; Declares U. S. Forces Would Act Immediately in Event of Attack on Republic ASIAN PACT PROGRESSES Technical Experts of 8 Lands Eliminate Most Differences in Draft for Alliance DULLES IN MANILA; PLEDGES DEFENSE

By Tillman Durdinspecial To the New York Times

Dulles in Manila; illus; confident that security can be advanced in talks

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