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Evening star., 1952-04-16
CHIIIJJM AREA

A 2-bedrm. semidet. brick home, !
yr. old, excel. cond. Priced fol
quick sale. Purchaser can assume
GI loan with low monthly payments
Call Mr.. Weinberg. ia. 1853 with
SIDNEY z. MENSH & CO.
MA, GAO, is
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BAKNABY WOODS AREA, D. C, neal
Lafayette School and Blessed Sacra-
ment Church. Detached center hal
Colonial brick; lst floor. large liv
room, fireplace; den; powder room
nook end floor. bedrooms; 2 tiled
baths: finished attic; full basement
maids room; level lot; 2-car garage
Excellent terms. LEGUM & GER
BER, Realtors, OR. 5000 till 9.
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UNIV. PARK, $24 .95O-
beautiful c0pdition; living rm. with
fireplace, dining rm., kit. small
bedrm. and small den on 1St floor
j bedrms. and = baths on 2nd floor;
full basement with recr. rm., lava.
tory and utility rm; gas INV h.
garage; nice level lot; in the city's
most popular and desirable residen-
tial area; should sell Immediately
at this price. FRANK S. PHILLIPS
DI l41l. ewes call OIL, h1nQ
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NEARING
COMPLETION
LA SALE
1923 CONN. AVE.
Location, Downtown
UTo chinuton

washington
Endciency apis. $3.50 to S1o5 mo. !;
1;oedrm. apis. S1l5 to S135 mo. !:
elevator and telephone service "a
hours: rental office No. POI on
premises. III
COLORED-I12s 10th ST. NV, 2
rms, kit. bath; S52 so mo-; key at
9O7 N. Y. ave. NV; no phone calls.
CoLoRED-I9th & MD. AVE. Ne,
immediate occupancy; 2 rooms, kit.
din. and bath: S75 per mo-: util
not included Apply B. F. SAUL CO,
925 18th st. NV. MA. 2100. -16
COLORED-SI3 5th ST. N.W.-Apt.
2, 1st floor: 1-rm., kitchenette, incl.
stove, refrig. and all util.: S4S per
p1Hr pS;; m newly DECORATED: FEDERAL
CoLoRE6-i35GI HoLBRooK TER.
Phone Gm Il. 5n7ss7 gS any KIT! timel and -P7 9sth
COLQRED-I315 CLIFTON ST. NV.
modern apt. bldg. for select clientele: !:
/ rm., Kit. din. and bath; $69. 80
per mo-; adults only; inspect up to
HARTFORD fi; 0Ces, CO. Re. Re P5sees ass4. 81 hA
CoLORED-ONE ROOM, kitchen and
bath; for employed couple: good
transp.; no children. Call after z
pm. LA. 6-4379. -17
COLORED-TWO ROOMS. sleeping
porch, kit. frigidaire, bath, NV.
reasonable. AD: 2179.
COLORED-57 X ST. N.E.-Bedroom
epfs eHt; hSh; $40 mo eles Co gas; si3s for
CoLoREDUiifh AND COL. RD. NV.
Two rms. kit. bath; SIS, heat
NE. $685. IL
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

ANACOSTIA. .Nr; 18th and Minnesota
ave; semidet. brick, 8 rms, . tile
baths. rec. rm., gas h.-w.h., porch:
garage; sI6,950. HARTMkN
REALTY, INC, 1345 Good Hope I'd.
s.e. LU. 4-3400. VI. 1915.
ANACOSTIA. 1886 U st. sc. semidet.,
S-family nat, with 2 bedrms. and
lot Sath sesh on hSh Sd do%n Ssmt H.sT dep
MAN REALTY. INC, l345 Good
Hope I'd. sc. LU. 4-3400, LU. A.
ANACOSTIA. 14th and o SITS. Sc.
Open 2-5 pm. Det. corner rms,
bath; oil h.-w.h.: bsmt.; lge lot;
81. 300 with small down paymt.
HARTMAN REALTY. INC. 1345
I4e GSod HOPS IH9Rs I'd. 's' Lu. 4-s4oo.
LHNDAda nsH th. Aaas mms: ..SIs .,m,Gss
brick home is priced right to move
quickly, Three nice bedrms.. tiled
bath: Nv. rm.; din. nm, kit, with
space for breakfast table. full bsnlt,,
copper plumbing. alum. storm sash.
YoU5NSGS.a Sa DE. 4443 49'0' oe'NMAH His r.
NEAR FAIRFAX VILLAGE. Cedar
Valley: 52nd and Valley ave. Sc.
psmt.; gas heat; $12,950. HART
Hope I'd. Sc. LU. 4-34OO, vi. 1916.
NEARBY MD, 9 blks. on Southern
ave.--4-year-old det. brick, IA rms.
3 baths, 3 complete apts., 2 with
2 bedrms. ca. Rental over $500
per mo-; S22. 500. Shown by appt.
HARTMAN REALTY, INC, l345
Good Hope I'd. s.e. LU. 4-3400, VI.
PERFECT CONDITION - Desirable
ne. location. Liv rm. opening onto
screened porch. din. rm, kit. fully
equip, 3 bedrms., full bsmt.. outside
entr.. fenced garden. oil h.-w h.
Financed to suit purchaser. Call
THOMPSON, $500 Lee hwy.
32 BUCHANAN ST. .N.E.-Row brick
6-rm; home; 8 bedrms., Ia baths.
gas h.-w.h., rec. rm.: Al cond.:
large yard About 8 years old. Sl4.-
500. terms. Shown by appt. only.
Call Mr.. Butler. Ii. 4-5067, with
HARRY PORETSKY d SONS, MA.
5306. is
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

OPPORTUNITY with living quarters;
low rent; can be made into business
Immed. sale. Ii. 6-S611. -16
RESTAURANT, sale or lease. bldg
and equip: excel. location; ready
for business. OWNER. Ii. 3-4243
CLEANING AND PRESSING sToRE
in Silver Spring. in center of city,
handy to q lot Of homes and apart
ments; doing corking good busi-
ness; good parking; $500, includes
all equipment. RIPLEY & ROMER,
81. Gill.
exper. not necessary; owner Ill, must
sacriacs Immediately. RE. IoS40.
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Conn. Ave Rambler

Conn. Ave. Rambler
S25.50O with reasonable cash will
move you into this nearly new
vacant. brick. 2-bedrm., 2h-bath
rambler; bsmt.. porch. Ewes. OIL
1850.
J. Leo Kolb Co.
1897 Wisconsin Ave. NV. MI. 21OC
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BETHESDA RAMBLER TYPE
4 BEDROOMS-9 RATHS

4 BEDROOMS-2 BATHS
$23,950
Conveniently located home with an
abundance of charm. Two Of the
4 bedrms. are 13x20, recreation area,
large living rm.. big dining rm.,
modern fully equipped kitchen;
bsmt.; gas h.-wh.; fenced yard;
tall trees. Beautifully decorated
SMALLER HOME WITH LARGE
ROOMS and plenty of closets. Well
planned for one-f1oor living. Once
open till 8.
Town & Suburban, OR. 94OC
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CHEVY CHASE MD

Very attractive new brick rambler.
Living room with fireplace. separate
dining room, de luxe GE kitchen, 8
bedrooms and bath. Fun basement.
And priced right. E. NJ. FRY, INC,
WI. 6700 til 3 p.m. lie
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Massachusetts Ave.


Between Scott and Dupont
Circles. Ideal for organiza-
tion, chancery. physicians or
to remodel into apartments.
13 rooms. 3 modern baths, Q
lavatories, DOCTORS SUITE;
gas heat; Gear built-in ga
rage; space for parking sew
eral cars. Entire property in
Al condition. It can be pur-
chased on LIBERAL TERMS.
Early possession.
California st.
Handsome, stone and brick
'Town House" located tust
north of Massachusetts ave.
English basement plan; 8
bedrooms, 4 of twin size; Q
tile baths. huge 2nd-fioor IL
brary or sunroom with
Southern exposure. Living
room and dining room OF
ample size for entertaining,
. tireplaces, automatic heat,
maids room and bath, built
in garage. Entire property is
immaculate. Priced at S45.
$50. Both of these homes can
be shown by appointment. Call
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Town & Suburban. OR. 94OC
CHEVY Chase Rambler

Chevy Chase Rambler
This is one of the most attractive
ranch-type houses on the market;
rm. with beautiful fireplace, separate
din. rm., de luxe kit: gear garage.
Entire property in immaculate con-
dition and very tastefully decorated.
4. M. FRY, INC, WI. $500 till 9 pm.
la
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$3.50 DOWN PAYMENT
Balance $40 mo-; rms. Oil heat;
month.
Home and income; 3-rm. apt. with
bath for owner; sleeping rms.
6-yr. lease. Priced to sell. OWENS
REALTY, ME. O4S6
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Immediate Occuns

Utilities not included See janitor
or apply B. F. SAUL CO.. 925 18th
st, NV. Ma. 210O.
COLORED-Modern elevator
bldg, Wakefield Hall Apis,
2101. N. H. ave. NV. 3-rm.
apt, $93 per mo. to reSpon-
Sibile people only. See Resi-
dent Manager.
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE
SIZE APT

RAMBLER-SIZE APT.
Only three of these unusual values
left: 3 bedrms., 2 baths. lge. liv. rm.
spacious din. rm.. bright double
window kitchen, buffers pantry,
porch. lge. reception hall and un-
usually good closet space.
One apt has been completely and
beautifully decorated and is priced
at only $4,000 The other two
apis. are only S15,500; reasonable
terms and monthly payments
Purchasers limited to adults and
must be approved.
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CHEVY CHASE

S23,950. with about So 900 cash, will
New England-type 3-bedrm. house.
Large garden-porch of bright living
rm.; center hall; garage; servant S
lavatory. Ewes, OIL. 1850.
j. Leo KOlb Co.
1887 Wis. Ave. NV, MI. 21OO.
Ia
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De SHOWN py APPOINTMENT. CAL
Miss Bland Ewes WO 648
SHEPHERD PARK

A delightful detached brick home
consisting of entr. hall. large liv.
rm. with fireplace, din. rm., kit. and
pantry; End floor has 3 bedrooms
and child's room, 2 baths. There
on Bird floor which Is insulated and
heated; Gear built-in garage; oil
heat. House is unusually clean and
in good condition. Close to trans
portation and schools. Call Mr..
Poston. MA. $500; ewes, WO. 1912.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC, 1417 K
street NV. -l6
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EDMUND ]. FLYNN
Coop Apt. Authority since 1920>
Wash. Bldg RE. 1918 or RE. 174S

COLORED-i7OI SWAMI ST. NV
You can own your own or rms.
and bath apt. in this desirable
neighborhood for reasonable down
rent. For details call ONCE of A. M.
-DRAISNER. 1404 l. st. NV. MA.
S036 till z pm. is
COLORED-I4I5 GIRARD ST. NV.
Newly redecorated 2-rm.. kit. and
bath apt; $3.50 down. S67 so per
month. For details call office of A.
M. DRAISNER. 1404 l. st. NV. MA.
S036 till pm is
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5000 BLOCK N. D. AVE. NV.
rm.. kit. and mod. tile bath; End f :,
3 bedrms.. kit. and 2 mod. tile
baths; 3 rms. in bSmt., l finished
for rec. rm.; 26-ft. concrete front
porch. Side entrance to 1St fl. and
bsmt.; lot 50x135; dble. garage
stone fiSh pond and barbecue pit
Owner will finance above down pay.
ment. Really fine section. Mr..
Mobley. ewes. FIR. 1881. ZAGAM]
REALTY Ii 7-Q377
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

NEAR ARIAANDRIA = one-year-old
brick row house, ga bedrms., living
rm., kitchen and bath; avail. i'm
mediately; S11O. Phone XII. S-4544
NEAR PENTAGON. 2 bedrooms and
bath home with nice yard: save
$500; equivalent homes renting Sl25
mo-. or $4,000 for = yrs; will rent
for So 400 in advance for yrs; l
or children welcome. oW. 1545
fun bsmt;s auto heat; 1899 cordeli
6 RIM. BRICK RAMBIERGwheaton RI
Nd; auto, gas heat: immed: poss.
ALExASDRiA@3-bedTm. 6G o brick: Tni ootd oii
heat; Y block to bus; fenced yard;
REALTY CO, Is4 N: Pitt st.. Alex,
OLD OLD AL G$Sa 6 ss-2R1e s
repace eeons Ssaroo%s sRG GSr study Dasha Elth
bath and kitchen modern; small
cHGLtTT cHHptTRER. R7 Agent, IA; S166: IL
fKas fKEAfTY Try co.. ssati Hy' sl6s dss4 mo- Erwin
WHEATON. MD. 2 yrs. old; 3 bed
rms, liv. rm.. din. rm., kit; storage
attic: fenced yard; quiet street; Ben
az 91x 11rSn; waSner; gas heat; Sl1O mo. w.
1010 Vermont ave. NV, RE. 22O1
ARLINGTON-6 rms, 2 baths, brick;
built-in garage: $175 per mo. Nc
CLAINE PROPERTIES, JA. 2-3300.
CHEvERLY - Two-bedroom frame
house, fireplace. inciosed porch. full
basement. gas heat; S11O. Hyatts-
SILVER SPRING-s six-rm.. e-story
frame house in Rosemary Hills sec
@ sii5 BET mo- !sdsssai'isS ss sS 1sf ss5ss
SILVER SPRING New 3-bedrm
semidet. brick homes; children ac-
no #S5fss5 #oopaooR GsfSRf1Sy xGfSGY Il fsc
NV '$oBEDRM. brick semidet i' in
portation; s1i5 mo. HARRY Bos-
ss7 yell kf&NsSfScAe6iN1 & SSi AZ III; Il. N.FB1n 16
Risss Park. 8 bedrms:. full bsmt :,
mo. MAX MILLER. 800 l1th st.
Sc. FIR. 2100. -16
FALLS CHURCH - 3-bedroom brick
and iu sehoois oimt s1sC irs AsR
Mr.. NICHOLS AND ATLANTIC S.E.
Vacant. brick. 2 bedrms. scr. porch,
recr. rm.; gas: steel construction;
no pets; couple, S110. 10. 3-6ss9.
BETHESDA NEW RAMBLER bed
rms, hv. rm. with firepl., nice
dining area. equipped kit. Full bsmt.
Outside entrance. Pull-down stair
way to storage attic. Available i'm
mediately. S170. Phone Mrs. Christ
man. ALLIED REALTY CORP, 5000
Wis. ave. WI. 8649. -18
WEST CHEVY CHASE-Excel., attrac.
det. Cape Cod brk. home; only
yrs. old and Just over the d. G.
f1repl., din. space, mod. equip kit :,
bedrms; and tiled bath on LIST flr;
End H., 2 lge: bedrms. and tiled bath
Fenced yard. year lease; S176
per mo. W. B. WRIGHT, EN-. 5000;
open ewes. til Q.
FIVE ROOMS with acreage; all con-
veRiences; II miles S SE from D. c..
BrandyWine md 3141 2Oh
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HTI,IEREST
SIJITLAND

New de luxe brick ramblers. 8 large
rms, 3 twin-sized bedrms large liv.
lge. kit. full bsmt., gas heat. 75xl so
level lot: near TO all conv; S2l 500.
HARTMAN REALTY INC, 1345
Goodhope rd. Sc, LU. $4,000, vi.
6O-G
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THE BROADMOOR

Two beautiful apt. homes available
in this outstanding cooperative on
Conn. ave.
One contains lge. bedrm.. liv. rm.,
din. rm., spacious solarium, en-
trance hall and bath; complete with
beautiful modern kit; wall to wall
carpeting, and excellent decorations.
The other contains 2 bedrms., 2
baths, lge. entrance foyer. spacious
din. rm.. liv. rm.. solarium and
kit; exposures; excellent cross
ventilation.
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HOUSES FOR SAlE-N.W.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c,

MAGNIFICENT RAMBLER
UNIQUE charm combined with modern
planning make this custom built
rambler mpletely desirable; Z we'll
proportioned rooms, 3 fireplaces,
ga baths; u acre, tall trees; located
In Hawthorn among properties of
comparable beauty and quality. Once
open til y.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W,
NEW

And q nice one. Six-rm. rambler clos.
to Bethesda shopping center, transp
and schools; large lot; garage;
just about completed. At $19.95(
this is an excellent buy. Call WO
4356 until 9 p,m,
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S7 baths
21 rooms
Dupont Circle area

Rare opportunity to buy vacant
rooming house in top location at
bottom price
NOME REALTY CO. REALTORS
DIT 102T nEAS
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GROCERY STORE

ONOCEN OIOfLE
Owners say. "They are tired" 11
years in one location is enough
We're ready to sell at q sacrifice.
store doing 100000 a year
business. Clean stock, fully equipped
BRO Meat saw. walk-in box, Hobart
grinders, and meat tenderiZer 2
Dayton price scales, dairy box. 12-
#. refgr. case and freezer. 2 direct
phones to large apt. houses. Re-
diculously low rent, good hours. A
money maker If we ever saw one
DOROTHY K. WINSTON g. CO.,
905 18th st. NV, ST. $3.50. lie
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RE. 1887 ia. 4-0547
DRY CLEANING STORE
H st. NortheaSt-Good Spot
Now doing $500 weekly over-counter
business; rent S35 weekly; $500
weekly profit II you have q clean
ing unit. Owner must sell recalled
to service. Priced. $4,000 cash;
81, 600 terms. Write Box 349-T,
Evening star., 1952-05-26
Reproduction Rights Reseryed>

his banners has weakened his
fibre.
They believe they are in good
shape in South Dakota and can
hand him a useful victory there
two days after his return which
will make helpful propaganda
as well. That will be one Of the
first places he will be asked to
take a hand of some sort, in
cidentally.
Other moves are in store. At
a timely moment, John Foster
Dulles, the elder statesman in
foreign policy, will formally
announce his support.
Only the General however
can shape a stern front to op-
pose to Senator Taft's redoubt-
able convention army and in
spire the do-or-die spirit in the
Eisenhower ranks. In the
clinches, politics is not a partic-
ularly scrupulous game: at the
very least it must be played
then by men of iron will.
1t may not be easy for Gen.
Eisenhower to accept the imper-
atives Of the present situation.
There won't be any bands play
ing or the yes-sirring he has so
long been used to. But all, in the
opinion Of his managers, de-
pends on his immediate, force
ful response to the challenge
implicit in the cold statistics of
convention delegates.
Evening star., 1952-05-26
Fletcher KnebeI:
Potomac Fever

Gen. Ike begins his week Of farewes to Europe The
Europeans convinced Kes He's staged more
farewell tours than Sarah paying customer
in the house.
France demands stronger from States
and Britain against possible German aggression spend
their lives in an endless search for complete ecufor their
gTandfathers.
Gov Fine OF PENNSYLVANIA whose 80 delegates
couo MAKE the Republican candidate he'll
and mot men, For issue Fine wants the aked
from stem to stern-with Fine-tooth comb.
President Truman spends day with midhipmen Annapolis
The naval academy does not rate major
versiy-it's 107 years old and not pante raid yet
Maryland Republicans their favorite
SON. favorite Is fellow who hopes through
the electoral college athletic scholarships somebody's
runnng-mate.
The Senate debate the huge foreign after
2 per cent slash by the House Senators liberal than
House membersby the time they get ready
payer has usually gotten back again his knees
Gen. Rdgway the end of the depends on
political decisions in Washington Policy decisions
only after long battle against further
losers.
Evening star., 1952-05-26
Quick Action Due on German Pact
There's Sure to be Trouble Ahead in the French Parliament
But in the u. S. 1t Nay Be Ratified Before July
Constantine Brown:

In spite Of the week end furor
in Paris and Bonn. the peace
contract with the Western Ger
man republic is expected to be
ratified speedily by the United
States. Members of the For
eign Relations Committee will
report it out within a very short
time after it reaches them.
There is a better than $3.50
chance that the Senate will
ratify it before it recesses for
the Chicago conventions.
The French cabinet protests
indicate the trouble ahead with
the French Parliament. The
German Socialists under DR..
Kurt Schumacher may oppose
the contract because it does not
provide for the unification of
the Reich and does not give the
republic full sovereignty. But
this opposition can be overcome
easily.
Serious trouble is expected,
however. on the question of
Germany's military participa-
ton in the European army. The
French Parliament will be very
cautious about the strength and
the independence" of future
German forces. The French
political parties in the National
Assembly, particularly the Com
munistS and the Gaullists, will
insist that the German military
establishment shall not exceed
the strength of the French
ground forces and remain at
all times inferior to the French
air and naval strength.
The French legislators also
will demand that only a speci-
fled amount of war material
shall be manufactured in the
Ruhr and other industrial CEN
ters in Germany. They also will
insist that blueprints for mod
ern equipment shall be drawn
by Allied and not German spe-
cialists. They do not want Ger
man technicians to become ex-
perts in the creation of new
weapons.
The Bundestag. representing
fairly all segments of the Ger
man population, does not take
kindly to these prospective re-
strictions. It feels that once
Germany is admitted into the
family Of Western nations there
should be no more restrictions
imposed on her than on other
members of the NATO. The
Bonn government will be re-
quired. soon after it signs the
military convention in Brussels
whereby the Western German
Confederation becomes a part
ner in the European army, to
provide some 100000 men for
this force.
The question of whether the
armed forces of this organiza-
Evening star., 1952-05-26

vestigating them. except for a
brief inquiry into school books
here In the National Capital q
few years back, so that you can
read Grapes of Wrath" still
without chinking up the door
or pulling down the shade or
being called before a Congress
SiOnal Committee.
But there are youngsters who
don't always take to books and
maybe what's going on is bad
for them. There was a time
when parents rather than Con-
gressionai Committees were sup
posed to look after the children's
manners and morals, and do
whatever disciplining was neces-
sary-the free enterprise sys-
tenn in the home.
Maybe that's old-fashioned
now. But it seems the real
answer.
And IT papa wants to watch
the girlies or mama the murder
mysteries - well, that seems
papa's and mama's inalienable
'right-if they can divide up
the time properly between them
without breaking up the home.
After the kids. of course, have
been put to their school home
wOrk-or to bed.
Evening star., 1952-05-26

General who has been told SO
much and so often about the
great public demand for him
to learn that he actually is in
a bitter neck-and-neck struggle
for the nomination. Important
publications and influential peo-
pie have given him an unusual
pre-convention backing that
may well have insulated him
from the harsh realities of pol
tticS.
In a sense he has led what
that hardened politician, Speaker
Rayburn, refers to as the shell
tered life. He has rarely had an
unfiattering press notice; the
great Of all parties have de-
ferred to him. No such treat
ment is in store for him from
the implacable Taft forces who
think they were three times
robbed and do not mean this
time to lose.
The Eisenhower forces are
not disposed to deny that every
thing now depends for them
upon what the General is able
to do for himself when he re-
turns. They have some hope
that Army politics which can be
keen have taught him some
thing OF what to expect. But
they are more worried right
now than they quite like to
admit about whether the sun
which has SO long shone upon
Evening star., 1952-05-26
Dovid Lowrence:
French Hit Vests Passive PoIicy
High Officials DePore Lack Of Action to Offset Effects
Of Soviet Russios Appearance as Peoce Chompion

PARIS, May 26-Leaders Of
France have expressed to this
correspondent in the last few
days the opinion that Soviet
Russia is being permitted to
appear before the world as the
champion Of peace while the
Western Allies pursue a mega
tive and at times passive policy.
Basically, the French have
the idea that, while conferences
and talks with the Soviet may
not produce results, it is i'm
portant to keep on making ges-
lures and peace moves so as to
deprive the Communists in
France and other countries Of
their principal stock in trade
the charge that the Allies are
preparing for offensive rather
than defensive war.
This writer talked at length
privately with President Vincent
Auriol at the Elysee Palace. Ac-
cording to custom, he cannot be
quoted, though he did laugh
lngly authorize the statement
that he was in good health. M.
Auriol is a shrewd analyst of
public opinion in France and
Is one Of its elder statesmen.
Although he doesn't have the
executive powers which an
American President possesses
and the post has been regarded
as merely a symbol Of the unity
OF the government. it so happens
that every week he does attend
and preside over a meeting Of
the Premier and the Ministers
OF the Cabinet. Thus he is in
close touch with what is hap
pening inside the government.
What impressed this writer
after talking with the President,
and later with other high off,
Gals, is the virtual unanimity
which they exhibit about the
main problems Of France. These
views may be summarized as
follows:
l. France Is not communistic.
and the Communist influences
are diminishing. Even the large
Evening star., 1952-05-26
Doris FIeeson:
The General Must Get on the Boil
tbs 0ockers see the Close Race Ahead and Must Convince
Eisenhower OF the Urgency of ReoI Fighting Copoon

From the moment he returns
home, Gen. Eisenhower will be
under remorseless pressure from
his hackers to get in there and
slug.
He will be shown private
tallies to convince him that the
race is now so close, every dele
gate counts. He will be told
that his followers are entitled
to the same gloves-off deter
mination from him that Sena-
tor Taft is displaying so widely.
Above all. his people will preach
to him that his fortunes require
the kind of Eisenhower prairie
fire that will impress, If not in
tlmldate. the Taft-dominated
convention managers. 2, g.
Nobody is quite ready to pre-
dict what Gen. Eisenhower will
reply to all this. What he has
been saying in Europe has not
reassured them, especially his
unfortunate remark to the
Danes that people know where
to find me-"
The word sped back to him
very quickly that this definitely
was not smart politics and must
be counteracted soon and well
The first concrete evidence that
ne may be receptive to such ad-
vice came with his acceptance
OF an invitation to speak in
doubtful Michigan.
1t could be a blow to the