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Agriculture and former Repub-
lican Representative from Mon
tana. who lost q race for the
Senate from that State last year,
as Assistant Secretary Of the
Interior to succeed orme Lewis.
resigned.
3. Francis A. Cherry. Jones'
boro (Ark.,, attorney and former
Democratic governor Of Ar
kansas. to be a member Of the
Supversive Activities Control
Board in place Of Watson b.
Miller, whose term has expired.
4. John Edward Mulroney, of
Fort Dodge, Iowa. a Republican
and member Of the Iowa State
Supreme Court. as a judge Of the
Tax Court of the United States
for the remainder of the term
expiring next June 2. in place Of
Ernest H. Van Fossan, whose
resignation was effective Septem-
Der 80.
Initials 2 Documents
Most of these appointments
had been forecast.
Mr.. Eisenhower also initiated
two documents which the White
House Press Secretary James c.
Hagerty. said could not be made
public now.
One was a diplomatic docu-I
ment, of an administrative
rather than a policy nature 1
which for reasons Of protocol
cannot be released until the
foreign country concerned is
notified. The other was q list Of
armed force personnel eligible
for possible future promotion.
MIR Hagerty said presidential
approval of such lists never was
made public.
Checking up on a question by
o reporter, Mr., Hagerty said late
yesterday that the Presidents
doctors had told him there Isl
medical evidence that the heal
ing process is taking place" I'M
the damaged heart.
DR.. Paul Dudley White, the
Boston heart specialist who few
here Immediately after Mr..
Eisenhower's attack to consult
on his treatment. explained to
newsmen then that normally in
such cases building cells" go
to work during the second week
TO form scar tissue in the dam
aged part of the heart.
Activity Restricted
Nearly complete bed rest is
necessary during this period to
give the building cells q chance
to do their work properly, he
said. And activity must be lin
tied for few weeks more as the
scar grows stronger. he explained
But prospects are that MIR.
Eisenhower may be able to con-
fer briefly in his hospital room
with Secretary Of State Dulles
before the latter leaves for Gen.
eva to represent this country
In the Big -Four Foreign Ministers
Conference opening there Oc-
tober ~.
Medical bulletins from the
Presidents bedside, signed by
Col. Byron E. Pollock, chief Of
heart services at Fitzsimons, and
Mai. Gen. Howard NJ. Snyder,
his personal physician, are be-
coming almost routine in their
phraseology.
A bulletin issued at IL O'Clock
fEST) last night reported again
that 1.-THE Presidents condition
continues to progress satisfac-
torily without complications" It
added that he spent q comfort
able day."
A mi6-afternoon bulletin, at
4:30 EST. had the same en-
couraging words about his con-
dition progressing satisfactorily
without complications" This
followed a similar mid morning
report which also said he had
IAN excellent night" sleeping
soundly and almost continuously
for nine and a half hours.
With his meals still limited
to 1000 calories day. the Presi-
dent ate yesterday:
For breakfast--A half grape
fruit, beef sausage Ia special
low-fat sausage), whole wheat
toast and a glass Of skim milk.
For lunch Dreamed tomato
soup, a salad plate Of cottage
cheese and slices OF peach, pine
apple and banana. lemon Ice,