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Evening star., 1955-10-29
Wormed by Frost

was one 30 fortunate as to
have been present at the Li-
hrary Of Congress when Amer
ica's most distinguished and
most beloved poet. Robert
Frost. gave a reading Of his
poems. AL the next day ] had
q great inner glow because Of
the inspiration and pleasure
that reading gave me. It was.
therefore. somewhat OF q shock
to see In The Star that about
one-fourth Of your reporters
account was devoted to telling
the public that Mr.. Frost Is
now eighty-one. that he stun
bled over some words and that
he had lapses of memory,
emitting some lines. / am hap
py to say the account does
credit Mr.. Frost with recover
ing from these lapses with good
humor.
If these things could possibly
have detracted from the event,
which they certainly did not,
is It not far more to the point
that Mr.. Frost ct eighty-one
was able to come to Washing.
ton, that he gave his reading
standing throughout the per-
formance. that he held his
audience in rapt attention and
they were calling at the end
for more, and vet again for
more?
The Library's beautifully ar
ranged and comprehensive ex-
hibitinn must have delighted
Mr.. Frost. It is my regret that
q more respectful and truly
critical press account could not
have matched the Lihrary's ap-
probation Of this great man
Of letters.
SADIE C. Stryon.
Editors note: It is 4 sur
prise to The Star that our
correspondent felt that the re-
view Of Mr.. Frost's reading
conveyed any disparagement
by the reviewer. References
to Mr.. Frost's age, and his
slips, were completely sympa-
thetic and written in adimira-
ton, rather than criticism.)
Evening star., 1955-10-29

Here's a defense Of "Hi."
the popular greeting that is
ousting Good morning" and
Good afternoon from popu-F
lar parlance.. /. E. ]. Of Be-
thesda says:
II feel fiattered. even
thrilled. with q child's in
nocent greeting.
sIt seems obviously q COM
pliment, and wear it as q
badge Of acceptance.
Here's my vote for the un-
inhibited HIT"
In other words, friendiiness
Is friendliness, whenever it
comes, or how.
The words friendship uses
are conditioned by everyday
life.
Nobody can speak for an
other.
There are many good essays
on Friendship" notably those
by Bacon and Emerson.
~ ~
Probably you won't find the
good American word Hi" in
them. but they are repiete with
suggestions.
The essay. formal or IN
formal. is filled with ideas Of
good.
It is didactic writing. replete
with ideas.
The idea is the basis Of every
bit of writing, every talk, long
or short.
The idea is king.
Idea men are those who use
their brains to think in q cer-
tain way. In the arts, they
come up with novelties. In
business, they are responsible
for the something new" which
is at the heart Of progress.
| \ &%
Perhaps a certain lack Of
friendship In q modern city. so
easily felt by some. Is due to
our plain failure to talk about
friendship.
Society seems to be divided
into segregated groups, now
adays.
These groups are mainly ac-
cording to age.
/ Youth looks upon older peo-
pie with suspicion. unfortun-
ately.
It's members seem to resent
the very difference in appear
ance which the years have
| wrought.
The old-time freedom Of
approach Is lacking every
where, and at the same time
q whole new degree of suspi-
cion has been built up In the
minds Of the oldsters.
4 Many middle-aged and older
people have become positively
afraid, Of young people. as they
| read about the deeds Of vio-
lence. commonly Jumped OF
under the term OF Juvenile
delinquency.
A book has been published
with the provocative title
Parents on the Run"
\ 4 K&
Can 1t be that a lack oi
discussion of friendship is ont
of the factors bringing about
such a feeling?
In the old days, they had .
subject in college callee
ethics"
In Its books. and in IT.
classes. the various phases O
Evening star., 1955-10-29

California's presidential pref
erence primary next June s
may decide who Is to be the
1855 Republican nominee for
President. It may also decide
who Is not to be the nominee.
II Is an important test-for
the State Is the home Of the
leading-as Of today poten-
tial candidates for the q. o. p.
presidential nomination, Vice
President Nixon. Senator WI
liam r. KnoWland. Republican
leader Of the Senate, and Gov.
Goodwin J. knight. OF the
three, only Gov. knight has
tossed his hat In the ring
and ct that. only for q Ia
yorite-son candidacy. on the
theory that the Governor Of
California Is entitled to head
the delegation and be In posi-
tion to hold the delegation to-
gether at least for 3 ballot or
two IN the Republican Ma
tional Convention. Senator
Knowland. as Of today. does
not 90 along with Gov. knight
but insists that the Republi-
can voters the voters In the
Republican primary shall
have the final say on pledging
delegates to any presidential
candidate. vice President
Nixon says nothing His
friends In California. however,
are preparing.
Must Have Backing
Obviously, if Mr.. Nixon, who
/. has been regarded as the front
runner in the 1856 Republican
race-should President Eisen-
hover bow QUITS to win the
nomination in the party's ma
tional convention In San Franz
cisco next August, it is tre-
mendously important for him
to have the backing OF his
own home State. He may be
able to get this. but it looks
as though he would have to
enter q Nixon pledged slate Of
delegates in the presidential
primary. II he does, he will
be forced to meet Knight
delegation. and probably 2
Knowland slate. too.
ii is authoritatively re-
ported there is no chance OF
an agreement being reached
which would give Knight q
pledged delegation merely as
q favorite Son--or even an
uninstructed delegation with
Knight at its head. II Sena.
tor Knowland has presidential
aspirations land there seems
no doubt he has--he. likt
Nixon, must have the BACKING
Of his own State delegation
Should he meet Nixon in {
head-on collision and defea
him. or should he win TIN
California delegation in
three-way race with Nixoi
and knight, Knowland's stool
would boom. From a strateg!
point Of view, therefore. Know
land is not expected to entel
into any agreement to divide
Evening star., 1955-10-29
Tell the Wind

When 1 s1s0ll sleep
The long. long sleep
Let there BIZ "A
NO icovds tor me. Il
Tell the birds s
TO hash their song
ltape been dDcie
Too long.
Tsii the mind
To pause until
I klsoip one moment
Quiet and stili
Tel the leat
Tell the tree 3.
But let there be
No irords tor me.
Honnah Kohn
Evening star., 1955-10-29

been given It TO date. And any scheme
for spending more money at time when
the District Is face to face With z grave
financial crisis ought to be scrutinized
with critical care.
Evening star., 1955-10-29
LETTERS TO THE STAR

Pen names maI be used q
letters carry prtters' correct
names and addresses. Al
letters are subject to condeH-
satsoa.
Evening star., 1955-10-29
Questions and Answers
~ THE HASKIN SERVICE

a reader can ret an ansvef ~ mail
Evening star Tnfcfmetion Bureau
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Evening star., 1955-10-29

Can it be that a lack of
discussion of friendship is one
Of the factors bringing about
such a feeling?
In the old days, they had q
subject in college called
ethics"
In Its books. and in its
classes. the various phases OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-15

speeches scheduled December
13 and IA.
I was to make all arrange
ment in West Berlin. Last Satur-
day we met casually in tie press
club and managed to whisper:
Monday at $50 PM. PAN
American to Cologne VAIN 5:45
Pm. Tempelhof (airfield) $50
at the latest"
At $3.50 Monday I pocketed my
shaver and toothbrush. On the
auto seat beside me were glasses,
a pipe and a scarf. l arrived at
the parking lot in time, and in
the rear-view mirror saw John
walk out of the university. ]
switched the headlights on and
started the motor. Then he waE
sitting there. With trembling
hands he lit the pipe and whis-
pered:
Get moving, for Heavens
sake"
Signaled to Stop
We drove on, slowly. There is
a. 25-mile speed limit in East
Berlin. When we passed VIII
hem strasse. a Communist po-
liceman flashed his red torch
light, signaling us to stop.
came to halt right at his feet
put down the window and said
Good evening. officer; every
thing is all right"
He noticed the Danish flag on
the car and the press sticker
glanced in the back and waved
us on
This is the end of the demo
cratic sector" says big sigr
lat the Brandenburg Gate.
1--WE Are Through"
When we passed that sign we
cried out in unison:
I'VE are through"
At Tempelhof the plane was
delayed is minutes. But finally
we were aloft, and when it was
announced that we were over
West Germany we ordered two
double brandies.
At the Cologne-Wahn Airport
we stayed in the plane until
other passengers left. John was
the first to speak He said.
Come to think of it, / have
not seen Dr.. Wohlgemuth since
July 20, 1854, but I have heard
that he is in China"
German security officials were
waiting for us. There were quick
! handshakes and then we were or
the road to Bonn,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-15

make a Communist out of me. "
DR.. John snapped He ordered
"a drink served for the agents,
waiting in the car down the
street.
You have to be decent to
people with narrow minds" he
commented.
z Late last October the Copen-
hagen University Students AS
ISOLATION asked me to arrange
a lecture by DR.. John In Copen-
hagen. l went over to East Ber-
lin, called DR. Johns Office and
arranged a lunch with him.
Denmark Visit Barred
He was very interested but said
he had to ask Russian permits
sion.
Two days later we met at the
East Berlin Press Club. DR.
John brought along a person
known to both of us. He told
me the Russians had turned
down the Copenhagen visit:
They are afraid that ! shall
Jump of the wagon in Copen-
hagen"
asked him If he had ever
thought of doing SO.
I'm Gottes willen God will
iing1," he replied. simultaneously
stepping on my foot underneath
the table.
Plans Escape
When the third man went
ito the mems room DR.. John
whispered:
I'VE must talk about how
can get out. l have been work.
ing on a plan. Couldn't an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-15
DR.. John Is Shifted
To Wiesbuden for
More Questioning

WIESBADEN, Germany, Dec
is, (Pl.-Otto John, turncoat for
Imer West German intelligence
CHIEF. was reported transferred
today from Bonn to the Federal
Criminal Police headquarters in
Wiesbaden for further question:
ing.
Hermann Dullien, head of the
criminal police. refused to con-
firm or deny the report.
DR.. John. 46, deserted to Com
munist East Germany July 20,
1854. and returned to West Ger
many Monday.
Since then, he has been ques-
toned intenSively in Bonn by
Federal Supreme Court investi-
gators.
DR.. John has been held incom-
municado since his return. A
government spokesman in Bonn
said yesterday DR.. John knew be-
fore he fed West that he would
have to face accusations of
treason.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-15
Seen
For Satellite
BY the Assoclated press

One OF the men directing
preparations says he is confident
the United States will launch a
man made earth satellite sue
cessfully before the end of 1858.
The prediction came from DR..
Richard Porter. chairman of the
technical panel on the earth sa-
tellite program and former
president of the American
Rocket Society. He addressed
the society last night and talked
with newsmen later.
The United States is seeking
to launch such a satellite in con-
nection with observance of the
international geophysical year,
a cooperative effort by various
countries including Russia to
push scientific knowledge ahead.
DR.. Porter said 1t may be
necessary to launch several
satellites before one is success
fully kept aloft. But he added
he is confident that before the
end of the geophysical year we
will have achieved Our goal"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-15

allied car pick me up at the
opera one night?"
I told him this involved dam
ger of political conflict. The
third man returned and We
agreed to meet again the next
week.
We met in a restaurant and
made a lot of noise with the
knives and forks to prevent our
whispering from reaching any
concealed microphoneS.
Il have to get out quickly. "
DR.. John said. IT can't stand
it any longer. If my wife had
not encouraged me between the
lines in her letters from Eng
land l would have committed
suicide long ago. Could yoW help
me? They know your car at the
Brandenburg gate. think ]
have a plan that will work"
Picks Day of Fair
Dr.. John told me he had picked
December IL because it was the
day after the big Christmas fan
had been opened on Marx-Engels
square. The merry-go-rounders
and roller coasters were certain
to draw a lot of attention ano
increase traffic across the sector
line.
DR.. John said he planned II
ask the agents to drive him tt
Humboldt University and leave
him alone for talks with GER
tain professor. He planned tC
ask the agents to buy bottle
of brandy for the joint house.
hold at the Christmas market
He planned to walk through the
university and out near a park
ing lot.
On December 7, DR.. John tolc
me at a lunch at the Newa Res
taurant that he had tried thu
plan out with the agents. i
worked. He obtained proof tina
only the agents in the car wer'
assigned to shadow him.
! I'VE dare not stay one nigh
in West Berlin" DR.. John said
j"They will go all out to find ms
and kill me. We have to get ou
!of Berlin before my bodyguart
can sound the alarm"
! Arrangements Made
/ John said the Communists
would not expect him to fiee
December IL because he hac
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hendrix Bonde Hendriksen. IS, Berlin
correspondent for Berlinsske TideHde.
Denmork's lorsest newspaper. served
os the contact and furnished the
means for Dr.. Otto John to return to
West Germany from the Soviet zone.
Dr. John, former West German in
teIIisenee chief. boIted to eost Ger.
mony July 20. 1854. He returned TO
West GermonY Mondoy and is now
being eri!Ied by offieiols Of Chancellor
Kpnrod Adenouer's government. Bonde
Hendrikscn here tells the story Of the
return and the events preceding it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-25
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BIRD FEEDER

is. Seed flows automatically into troy
from loree cleor-vieW reservoir.
Thworts cots, squirrels. when properly
suspended. Styrene rim for sofe perch
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Green boxed enomel finish.
J6. Five l2-ounce pockoees Of seed.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-25
CARPET SWEEPER
weighs only 2 pounds

II. Floor Butler" junior corpet sweeper sweeps
under couch. up and down stoirs, all over the
house. It's wonder for small apartments or
one-ot- time room cleaning. quick and easy for
otter dinner pick-ups. Hos olI-oround rubber
bumper, genuine Brstond brush All steel boxed
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ICE FLAKE TRAY
chips ice for you with a twist
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u just twist the troy ond ice is crushed and
loose. perfect for iced drinks seofood. fruit cock
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Jl. Perfect trovel companions, these capsules
filled with super4fine detergent Use for nylon.
silk or wool. Keep them in the hondy plostic
eontoiner. For short trips. slip q couple IN your
hondbog or glove compartment. Wonderful bon
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-24
UNIQUE

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in-town
suburban area. Magnificent, Georg-
Ian Colonial home. 3 twin-size bed
rooms and study, 2 beauty-colour
baths, wall-to-wall in din. rrn. and
liv. rm., mirror fireplace, cleo. kitch-
en-, huge closets and storage attic:
covered patio of dining. I'm attrac.
yard Rent Of S225 includes heat
and all utilities. Designed as ONCE
section of house with entrance from
10th st., occupied BY D. D. s. For
luxury plus dollar savings YOU must
see 1901 Shepherd s.; nv Can
SHANNON a. LUCHS COMPANY
IA l4th ST. NV. MA. S.2345
COLORED-l12O N. HAMPSHIRE
ave. NV, A very nice house with Z
rooms, bath and basement; gas
automatic heat; only S110 mo. Call
CoioRED6@sse4 AMEs ST. NE.
driver Terracel--5 rms. bsmt., oil
heat, sos mo. See, then call Ii. 4
700 or 10. S-6Oe4. -29
COLORED-35th ST. N.E.-Attrac.
2-bedrm. house; oil heat; bsmt.
S70.75 mo. Ma. S-gT92. IA
COLORED-NR. Hath AND ID Me-
s ss n Ds,es H. ip sMrf ffih me- sc.o aeas
coIoRED@A EYE ST. N.E.-lo
ssS month baths Phone. gas u sss sssss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED; concsssionaiIe for sum
community. Apply Box IS. Bladsns-
M HatfHi Nc sundowner, wanted to
develop model Of small machine.
A HGF 4f sErAI fsaz AND BODY SHOP
$500 50. It., excellent location,
eyer $4,000 1919 per year low rent
WHY H Fay RCss Coon WILL. a425 18th
Large store. garage. and 2-bedrm.
apt; 1928; suitable for any business.
Cali Mr., GORDON. MA. s-6434; eve
nings; "a. 6,6sl4,s sr.r,oST
m0d sna sestea n h'e e sSSa' ysse
same isN owner ieS~ Tor. 20 years. A money
maker, Act quick. JOHN BURDoFT.
Colesville; Nd. Call Evergreen, ~, 4
s sS4s l Ss colesVille rd'' E ssslyer
RiERsETiaHHutR ant and delicatessen, Sc,
location Excellent business. Rea-
sson1able rent and good lease. LE, l.
CaHiINiGt;HILLAs. 4 males. 4 females.
h RhRBs RRE 7 sfoRE, in ne, E. 5, C.
near Md. State line, in busy shopping
center; 1854 o sales les close 70 5000
SUPERVISION win sell dollar for
sSlls5 E. ssss ss:"i Sf 8s
1871 sth ST. s.E.-Rooming house,
S1a5 mo. This should be q good
opportunity, IA rooms. 4 baths and
hot water oil heat, or could be used
s as e snserns on aDts haiWay r0 %
lease to responsible party; y, DALLAS
I HAVE 81. JUICE DISPENSING ma
chimes that can be bought very cheap
Terms to to right Hfs' party. ~. 7-s$is.
ALExANDRIA-Frozen custard and
lunch counter, 2 freezers. walk.in
TTefIis . store s Te ,1b
s Saln G0'V Al s sMfr 1si RESETY. XII.
S-6852 ewes. TIE. 6-5S52. -25
GASOLINE SERVICE STATION FOR
LEASE. Must sell due to poor health.
On main s t hghgay IN MaTysSnG uSt
Completely. modern. excellent loca-
ton near largest shopping center, in
area, Showing. substantial. monthly
profit. wiz sell on dollar for dollar
M Roisfi f. M SiSaSI stu operating,
fully equipped with groceries and
deep freeze: So. 100. Phone LA. g.
1898 or TO. 9-59S2. --27
MOBILE MARKET, newly equip. deep
freeze and groceries; ready TO roll;
excel. cond.; reas. WE. 5-5593.
GROCERY STORE, Sc. location: good
value; reas. Call Ii. 7-3272. -27
RESTAURANT with liquor license,
tourist inn. 16 rms, baths. blk.
from Union Station. 3 blks. from
Capitell;; Owned and ,n operated by
TRAILER COURTS AND CABINS
q going business: good income. mod
ern bungalow for owners use;- small
down payment; for further informa-
tion and to inspect, call Mr.. Strick-
land, exclusive with
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KENWOOD
KENSINGTON
AND SURROUNDING AREA
ETERANS-YOIJR. CHOICE

VETERANS-YOUR CHOICE
Terms for Non-veterans, Too
BUNGALOW, S9,g50; $500 dr.. SEQ
mo.-Cozy, . bedrms.. rear porch.
BUNdsATow, s1o75o; $500 dn., ses
mo- bedrms., large kit, bsmt.,
CAPE APE: COS COS. si2.s5o; s7oo dr.. sss
mo.-3 bedrms. plus sewing rm..
large kit, fireplace, bsmt.; wooded,
coNTEMPoRARY RAMBLER, s1s,-
500; S675 dr., 500 mo.-3 bedrms. Il.
large kit. dining ell. window wall in
liy. rm.. corner lot. blk. to new
elem. school.
MODERNISTIC. 2-STORY
Sl3.45U. no money down to both vets,
non-vets; $S5 mo. to vets; Sl0S mo.
to non-vets.---3 bedrms;, sep. din.
rm., liv. and kit. Walk to elem.
school. A real buy.
BRICK RAMBLER
S14,750: $725 dn.. SSS mo- bed
rooms, din, rm.. GE kit. glass-in-
closed porch, bsnnt.. large fenced
BRICK COLONIAL
2-story, 1880; 81, 700 dn., sos mo.
--3 bedrms., large kit. bsmt., recr.
rm:. carport. fenced yard. Mr.. new
swimming pool.
Call 10. 5-2s0O Till 9 Pm.
Higgins & Harrison, Inc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-24
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

AMER. U. PARK AREA, S17,95O-
Crestview, near westmoreland Cir
Gle and the fine Spring Valley Shop
ping Center; Diet. red brk.. on nice
shady corner lot; six rooms q bed
ms. tile bath. full basement: ga
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heavy slate roof; Immaculate condi-
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ave, next door to the Medical Cen
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OIL. 2-7OO6; eyes,. OIL. 6-S076. --26
close in--Here is what
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appliances, full bsmt. with recreation
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s-CAR GARAGE. Act fast on this
one, az s24.p5O. FRANK o. PHIL
LIPS. Of. 2-7006; fves. 10. 4-7444.
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MAPLEWOOD

Nestled in a friendly and convenient
neighborhood, near transportation
and welcoming your inspection, this
new l-level brick home of 3 bed
rooms and . baths. dining room,
all-electric kitchen with table space
2 fireplaceS; garage and roughed- in
recreation room, is sure to please
at S24,250. Shown by appointment
only.
CROSS & PERRY, INC.
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HOUSES fsr sALE-N.E. tceat.l
coLoRED-vAcANT
S13.95QAS61 .88 MO.
COLORED-GI

Near onastery-3-bedrm. 1h-bath
corner brick-With paneled rec
rm., 3 yrs. old. mod. kit. with gayb
disposal and dishwasher; table space
storm windows, Anchor fence; ST..
725 down: Sl02 mo. incl. principal,
interest, taxes and insurance. Call
LEO Nj. BERNSTEIN g. CO.
1000 p st. NV. CO. 5-353a