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MOTELs FOR sALR---Advice and
consultation oy exclusive full-ttme
ns a,eteI broker and travel specialist;
buvs In motels and sites JOE n
THOMPSON, 232 Woodward Bids
FoR SALE retail paint and wall
paper store In Richmond. Va. Going
business VIII sell for inventory and
fixtures SiS,00a will handle Boa
PANT AND BopY sRor for sale:
estah. II, yrs.; all neces. equip:
paKe oven. modern spray room, Ike.
neon sign VIII sac $4,000 ST.
PARTNER WANTED in new car
franchise Outstanding local deal
ership open and ready TO roll. Pre-
established franchise with leader
Complete company books open 70
credit, show net profit last year Of
) times investment needed by co.
partner fer SO. No automotive ex.
perience necessary as solicitine
partner can manage In entirety
$4,000 cash Investment will give
ttor i II sfas .his franchise. Apply Box
RssTAURAiNfT--FuLLy EouIPPEp
Sacrifice for quick sale. 204O oeor-
gia ave. NV. across from Ball Park,
$1,000 includes everything. ia. 4
$3.50, ewes. and Sun. Wo. 6.0s0l
GASOLINE STATION on Nd. State
hwy. rs miles d. c. in the Chesa-
peake Bay area. Lot Is 100x2UO.
Lift and repair shop, covered
pumps, now In operation and well
stocked. Priced at S1a5, inclpdins
land, bldg, stock and equipment.
WALTER M. BAUMAN lT21 * st.
cpaFErEERaiA, s-eGaa Go%ntOWD %o' near i4th
and N z ave. NV, DOING $500
daily. 500 bar. 70eS food. same
owners 80 years. retiring. modern
equipment. seats. l50.. low rent,
good lease, closed Sundays, priced
To sell at $4,000, terms, $4,000
cash. bal. $3.50 monthly Mt 1rs,
BOB HoLLANDER lcxcluslyel,
14ll Pa ave. NV, MA. S-a743,
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Larchmont Realty Co., Inc.
JE. 4.asoo JE, s-72isI

JE. $4,000 JE, 3-72ip
COLORED---6-ROOM ROW BRICK.
newly decorated; Si0h month. Dl
C0L0RED--l33 lIth ST. Ne
Rent and buy: redec. spacious brick |;
5 bedrms., 2Ia baths: full bsn1t.:: oil
h.-w. h.: det. brick garage. Pay on
your down payment while you rent
ST. 3-44i5. TU. 2-s563. --25
C0L0RED--UPPEK N.W.--Rent with
option TO buy. Reasonable; 8 rooms
and bath. ST. 3-2656: ewes, Ia.
coL0RED-BEAuTIFUL N.Y.-14Io
18th ST. bedrooms porches. I'M
med. possession; sos. DI. 7-6T9O,
coLoRED--Iiss POTOMAC AVE-.
S.E,--b rms, conv. location. Ii. g.
7i3b; ia. A-6S63. 80
C0LORED--N.W. SECTIONS rms.
baths double brick garage. Hot
water heat, oil burner NO. 7-949S.
CoLoRED--i654 HAYES ST. NE,
Deanwood, u block 4sth st. hus
stop. mr.. stores schoois---6 rooms,
bath, gas heat: SgS.5 Poss. Nov.
30. Inspect today. DIXIE REALTY
CO. AGENTS. l4l7 L st, NV.
C0L0KED--I352 DEXTER TER
kACE--6 rms, and bath: mod; oil
heat. II. 6.504a for keys. I'd
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APARTMENTs WANTED
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

HILL. weli-known mever-in exper
men: closed vans: low rates; apis
low As $50: any hrl. AP. 7-a656
MOVING AND HAULING. day OF
night: expert handing: reasonable
rates. DU. 7-a6ST.
LIGHT HAULING. local moving;
beaches q specially. 8 I. MORRIS
TT 2-1tb0 or Ii. 6-gHsa.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country; safe StorREe In
separate rooms; expert packing
Phone NO. 7-t,i04. UNION sTOR-
AGE CO. INC, Established 1908
CHESTER MOVERS -LEe, or small
We 90 them all, ST. $3.50. ia
9-Dli5 ewes
EDELslAN MOVING AND STORAGE
viii accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage
reas- ia s-2a37; ewes. RA. 3-l4f6,
HENDERsON's MOVING SERVICE
Arltngton's Oldest movers. Large
or small. We move them all" Free
estimates, IA 7-0275 Ia
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HOUSES FOR sALE--N.W.

AMER. U. Pack. $i4.g5O--A truly
ing. PoUR-BEDRooM detached
masonry and frame homo. near
sSrare sSra f FRANK ). PHILL1Ps. pi
1-l4l1: ewes. OIL. 6-6769.
AMER; No. y. q, PARK .dsoUTs Lover osSs.s 2S.
srk. Colonial q. 15th and Alton;
huge enei porch, rec, rm., alum
mum storm windows, Anchor-fenced
Condition. Ton FRANK s. PHILTfPs.
~, sIali: eyes o. d-e5e9
brk. Colonial: 4 TWIN-sIzE eso.
sss. tsfsOus .sSO. FRANZ s. PHILLIPS. BIZ
CATHEDKAL AVE, 5sO4-e bed.
rooms. 3 baths. yard. 2-car garage,
only steps away from AL convent
erces. Immediate possesston. Brok {
ers invited, J. a. HAYDEN. Agent
COM "a -ISl xuE, q HN6 So Wsoo6sEY scslos RD.,
$1,000 down. what eonveniense
Walk 70 everything. Let Us DC.
scribe this home located IN the
ZOO ok. Of Wocdley piacel. start
ing from the front. there Is .
lovely large concrete porch, you en-.
ter into foyer which gives direct
through through living room: din
ing rIn.. living rm., and den are
spacious: the kitchen has pantry
with window. On the End floor. the
master bedrm., is 90 r.. with its
own private bath, A Ind bath serves
the other 3 bedrms.; the finished
attic may be used a. > rumpus
room f9s I ne sisS KIDS ,s. Tns esms; ,na nAi IN
yard Is SO II. 10 the alley. Patio
can be developed under rear porch
roof. Payments, $3.50 D mo-, incl.
taxe1 and insurance. Why pay reDtq
By appt. only, 81. 3-b3ll. Eyes,
Oh. 4.55T4. JOSEPH KINsKY..
EMBASSY AREA. ives. Of Conn
baths; Sl6.DSO. S2,85o down
OWNER, RA. 3.973g. "a
FOGGY BOTTOM---Complet air.
conditioned corner brick property
offers combination once and home,
or home and income: full hsnt.;
handsome baths. A valuable prop
erty. Priced low Terms. Shoyn ey
appt- LILA BURT CUMMINGS,
rNMa;LEsfDE "a TERRACE NV. isos-
All the requirements OF your dream
house. close 70 park and close "a
tFanAp.. master bedroom, prirats
bath: other bedrooms, bath.
wood burning fireplace in large liy.
rm-. side porch overlooking garden,
LARGE dining room. kitchen with
breakfast nook; rec. fra, ffireplAcel.
full bath; sa2aEe. Priced for quick
sale. SIB,950. Shown BY appt. RE.
7-225t, LILA BURT CUMMINGS,
MI. PLEASANT. 1917 Monroe st.
n.ws--3-story row brk.: . lovely
iiy. only 81 900 On. II. 4. BRuzIE.
MT. PLEAsANT-s-stOry brick. 5
lsaylnF: 81 500 down. NO. 7-762e.
POTOMAC AVE. NV. Ne. 8Tsi-
PSss PsIssass seRtsFiha RsTa ,aT pl1n VI noSss os
room. screened porch overlookins
garden. excellent kitchen. table
space: end floor, bedrooms and
bath; dry. fun basement. lAyatory.
oil h.-w.h Bendtx washer Shown
by appt. Price. S2l, 900, terms
LILA BURT CUMMINGS. RE
Iss. krrTENHoUsE ST. NV
perfect 6-rm.. 2-bath house in per
feet condition. Owner anxious <
1877 < st., NV. Ma. s-022a. Wo
sSss KANSAS AVE. N.w.-A home
that's got everything In your price
range: 3 bedrms., den. gla1ed porch.
Faraee; bsnt. OWNER. AD. 2-2BI7.
Open Thurs. and Sunday. --26
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407 N ST. NV, S70-4 rms. kit.
asso sstH' ,gtaSs sf d. wv, asisis5 is5s---1 rm.
III sIt osssasssHS ssss sHStIlliIpts sp. s!RigE-s !RiE rms.
as ii IRENTisoNi 81. Ne, s47.soa-a
rms. kit, bath. gas hest.
446 RIDGE ST. NV, sbO-2 rms.
~ DAVID :. BARRY Co.
ME- e.2025 IA. e-9279 LA. 0-352s
COLORED-2400 18th ST. NV,
Levely 2-bedrin. apts,, SO up. In
spect anytime. see In,itor. -
1924 14th 81. NV. AD. 4-2o0I
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COLORED - UPPER NV. - 6-rm
brick. Ia baths. modern kit. bsmt. =.
s.s s.sais hes' eves.l oar'bs Be- 1s seos sovn. 81
COLORED-P0WDER RM. Ist FL
NEAR Ord AND LoNGFELLoW
STS. N.W.--ModeFn 7-room brick.
3 bedrms.. den. garage; dispoSer
built-in bath: Colonial front porch
gas h.-w.h.: attached garage. Will
trade. Call Mr.. Washburn, Tu. q
20gI. MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1924 I4th st. NV, AID. 4-2005.
COLoRED--NR. NEW HAMPSHIRE
brick with step-down living rin and
wood-burning fireplace. Oversize
dining rm. with wrought-iron rails
Big Kitchen. heated sun rm., 3 fins
bedrmS.. 2 modern baths. Incl
porch, big rec. rm.. with fireplace
Summer Kitchen In bsnt Gas h.-w
heat. Cement porch. Garage Trades
cash or terms considered. Mr
Maury, HO. 2-367l MARSHALL
] W4PLE Co, 1924 14th st. NV.
cOLORKD---0al GALLATIN ST. NV
We're Dragging about the beau.
tiful condition Of this lovely side.
hall plan home; s spacious. spot.
less rms. and 2 baths. Eyerythini
up-to-date. May be easily con.
yerted to two-family II desired
Priced right on terms. Call Mr.
Clark, RA. .3-901l. MARSHALL J
WAPLE CO, 1924 i4th st. NV.
AID 4-2O05
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HOUSES UNFURN. Gent,

RIyERDALE. MD. ~ Open today,
47l3 Tuckerman st4--8 rms, 9
baths. cor. brick; newly dec: oil
heat, DIXIE REALTY Co. AP.
T-S757.
ND. bO21 Forest
vile rd.---8-rm. house: ami; SIS
mo. FERRAL.L REAL ESTATE, 10.
$3.50.
18th AND c N.E.--5-rm. brick plus
. enclosed rear porehes; garage:
bsmt.: gas heat TU. 2-77l1;
ARL. s., s9s--Modernistic 2-bedrm
hrk.; HY. rfn., pic. window. equip.
kit: washer. vacant JE. 2-3272
CAPITOL HEIGHTS. Md, 800 49tb
ave.--3 bedrms., liv. rm.. din. rm,
kit. l II baths; plAyrm.; Gas h.-y.
h.; m. bsmt with sep. entr. ---26
BETHESDA--LoYeiy brick Cape Cod:
3 bedrms.. g baths. nr. schools and
churches: $40.
4-rm. brick Cape Cod: wyngAte;
now avail; SI25.
OIL 2-16s3: Ewes. OIL. z-50be
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WHITE Or COLOHED
Webster st., west OF 18th st. NV:
Owner must sell his rich home and
furniture, 10 rms. baths, 2 kits
A pride Of . home for 2 families
Can be seen any time. RA. 6-0925.
COLORED = UPPER NV. : S295
down: Sl3.95Q: redeeorated; g rms.
and bath. Brick. Bargain. Vacant.
ST. 3-2666; eyes,. ia. 9-9445.
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bus. oPPoRTUNITEs tcent. J
REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH

FINE WATERFRONT LOTS and cot
tages. some are year-round. At
Woodland Beach. selby -on the Bay
or Shoreham Beach. only "a hr,
from d. c win trade for prop
RA 6-2200. rs
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APTs. uNFURNIsnEp-YA.

PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS. ada
cent to shop. center and schools,
Lovely lawn. trees and flowers. 5
minutes 10 downtown. 3 minutes
to PentaRon. buslines at youE
front door Ample parking. front
nfdce service Laundry and storage
in your building New refFigerators
arss. a and nd . 'Sea bedroon,s: ao from e sp sss;
convenient for Army. Navy and
Air Force personneI Mt Vernon
af16 Russell "a Alex TE 6-440f
ARL.i $50. .6p-1 -hedrm, apt. mod.
bldg; COW, bus: no children; high
" restricted. MccLAINE. IA. 2-33q0
ARLINGTON, Columbia pike q,
Avail now: beautiful and spacious
liviDg-dining room combination, 2
large bedrooms, latest in Kitchen
equipment. parquet hoors. Venetian
blinds. 3 exposures; utiis. furn. !:
$50 mo-: cne bedroom, $3.50
For Information. call ia. S-30T0
ARLINGTON :. One bedroom. GOOD
sssssp sSS nssE s 81 sSS0DRasnts Ja tssaSs sspssr soss
AIaL., Close I'm Cherrydale,. 2O23 n.
Oakland; on busline. Newly dec. a.
rn1; apt. heat furn. $40. "a.
ARLLNGTON--New enc. apt. walk
in closets, OAK pardnet nocrs.
GesS. GeasSS.ss rd di'DS:ai S: ss 5sisr ipply DE
AsLlSoToNs s1ls oGS5Snolss Rgsss.. Rgissi fire.: rent II
you move into this l-bedrm apt. I:
Sdg.bQ per mo-; cony. TO busIine
and shopping; only 10 Minis. from
Pentafon. Call JA, 2-160l. PA
clean i s1a ags; BLDG EESols biz d. Hsehs,s shop
Arg4Rayacfivf AigRalya eli III i-sEbsM ks Arr IL
"a ssSrsSs edsrR sa oeet ssrass TpSsrns sanars con-
ven. TO Pentagon. OF Columbia
pike; SIT, includes utiis. ia, g.
1871 n. CALVERT, Just / mile from
Key Bridge - Two-bedroom apt,
$3.50. s ,Iy J 1s1lo cslI res mgr" ia. Ie 6-IJ9ss
N. THOMAS, across street from Ar
lington Hall--2-bedrm apt. $50 80,
incia. all utils. Call res. mgr. ia.
h-h4Aa or pI. 7.77Ao. .---26
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HOUSES TO SHARE
BUSINESS opPoRTUNITIEs

nan TO SHARE luxurious home in
Alexandria with engineer. Oy.
A.O4Hh, --2k
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MICHIGAN PARK

4946 18th ST. NE.
4 blocks No. OF new Providence HoS.
pitai. Newly decorated 3-bedTm..
semidetaehed brick home; some
fenced yards and some earbaee
dispoEaiB; full Basement. we'll
equipped Kitchen. l " baths; SIO5.
I-year lease, 500 for 2nd year, 10
inspect. call Mr.. CLARK, DI. z
s6g5. s-h. or MRS. BULOW, Ii.
3-05d5 after 3 pm. so
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50al Eskridae Terrace N.W.
ON PARK

3400 Blk. 17th st. NV.
Lovely setting on Rock Creek Park,
detached brick home In. excellent
condition. with trees tree all around SGaa /; ;
den. large Living room. dining room,
breakfast room. solarium and
powder room on 1st floor: earaRe
under house: oil h..w: heat; Price.
Call Mr.. Mayton. Ma. $4,000: ewes.
and holiday, AID. 4-5iS4, BOSS
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HOUSES FOR sALE--N.E.
PLEASANT HILLS
2-FAMILY HOUSES

We have a few Of these very popular
2-family houses In this fiine estab-
lished community, that are an ex-
cellent investment. You can live
in one apartment and the rent
from the other will help buy It, or
rent both apartments. Most OF
these houses are rented 70 GOOD ten.
experience In the cost Of opera
tion Of these houses Is available "a
you. Let us show you what a fine
fnvestmnet these 2-fAmiiv houses
are either as q home or investment,
For appointment to inspect call
4 H. PARKER. RA. 6-2S69 or IA,
e-oooG a r1rrrv . CON
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
3943 LIVINGSTON ST. NV
OPEN FRI, SAT-, SUN.
/ TO $50

Where on earth can you
get q substantial brick house
In q good location (near the
new B. c. c. shopping CEN
ter. transportation and Wood
row Wilson High) At $21 .5009
Slate roof. nice porch, large
knotty pine kitchen. living
room, dining room. den on
iirst. plus POWDER ROOM.
Second floor has 3M bed
rooms. Wnlk-up attic. Easy
financing, Call Mrs. Ballii,
Wo. 6-13sl,
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ONLY $500 DOWN
MICHIGAN PARK

OPEN SUNDAY, = TO 4 PM.
Of new Providence Hospital. Less IS
than years old. Newly decorated,
modern 2-story scmidetached brick
home. 3 bedrooms. well-eauipped
kitchen. full basement. Ia baths:
link fence; i-bus fare. SS9.50
month plus taxes,
DI. 1884 DI. 7-S6a5
80
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45i0 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
1psS' sso. Pas sps only ~ sooss iDsar rns e.
B-sS53 and IA. e-024e. --2A
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notice In Denver Of renewal Of
the rate battle when Congress
comes back IN January.
The source. declining to be
quoted BY name. noted that
Congress has steadfastly resisted
three years Of administration ef-
forts to increase revenue By rais-
ing rates.
Much Of the opposition has
centered around Speaker Of the
House Rayburn. Democrat Of
Texas.
Economies and changes Ia
postal procedures under Mr..
Summerfeldss direction were
successful III cutting the deficit
to around $3.50 million last year.
from an annual average Of
about $500 million. But the
savings have been more than
Offset by q $3.50 million q year
pay raise which Congress voted
postal workers this year.
The big increase IN the Post
Once payroll. some believe. may
induce Congress to vote sorne-
what higher rates to help Mr..
Summerfield cut down his oper-
ating losses but not anything
like the increases be is expected
to ask.
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General Summerfleid after a
|half-hour mo politics. confer
ence with Mr.. Eisenhower yes
|terday.
Mr.. Eummerieid told news
men they talked only about Post
Once business. including the
need for q @moderate" increase
ID postage rates to help put de-
|liverine the mail on q '.pay-as-
you-eo basis.
He reported the Presidents
approval Of plans still To be
worked out Ia detail--to ask
Congress again next year to raise
the iirst. second and third class
mail rates.
Congress failed TO act last
session on an administration re-
guest to hike the basic first-ciass
letter rate 10 four cents. and the
aifmail rate to seven cents. Mr..
Sumfnerfield indicated that the
possibility Of asking for even
higher rates next year Is under
review.
Still making satisfactory
progress toward recovery from
the heart attack he suffered
September a. the President was
walking more and more around
his room at Fitzsimons Army
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oyer tlle past few monIhs
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advice before then that she can
be released earlier. be will move
the hearing ahead. he added.
Because Mrs. Haynes, lawyers
feared their appeal might be
vetoed rs moot. Judge Laws went
to work strengthening the points
they thought needed boIsterine
Nevertheless. they were unable
to get their bond appeal heard
yesterday In time to let Mrs.
Haynes spend night out Of
custody. Multiple documents.
with various copies, are needed.
BY the time the defense got them
ready. the bench was ready to
leave for the day.
Mr.. McGee, three time CHAIR
man Of the District Bar Asso-
ciation's mental health commit
tee. charted the course yes
terday,
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=. lssu.nss s : u0isluans GleaLe1|
" INSANITY y pe stltt insane
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ports. he extoIled his own rec
ord as Governor, declaring he
was the fitst Governor to pro-
vide for free school books and
that he had conducted an eco-
nomical State government. un-
|derspehding the budgets. He told
his audience:
II don't believe you've got q
single man who would make q
better Governor than me. And
he wound ur his address: God
bless you all. Z
IN his audience were many Of
the leaders who opposed Mr..
Chandler bitterly during the
primary. But they rose. man
after man, % urge that the party
close ranks and go down the
line for MI. Chandler and all
the rest Of the ticket. Admit
|tedIy, however. this Is q tough
district for Mr.. Chandler. It
rs represented In the present
Congress- by d Republican. John
N. RohsiOns jf.
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Some Capitol hin sources
thought the pay raise might
cause Mr.. Rayburn to change his
mind on proposals he has turned
down ii the past.
If past reaction by Congress
can be regarded as . guide, re-
|sistance probably viii come
chiefly to proposals to raise
postage rates on regular and
airmail letters.
Less congressional resistance
is expected to possible proposals
involving second and third classs
mail - newspapers. magazines
and advertising circulars al
though rates on these were
boosted substantially in 1852.
Mr.. Rayburn has ref''sed on
other occasions to 60 along with
proposed rate increases on letter
mail affecting the ordinary
postal user, because this class Of
mail regularly shows q healthy
profit.
And until Mr.. Rayburn gives
the signal. some sources pre-
dicted, Chairman Murray. Dem-
ocrat Of Tennessee, Of the House
Post once COMMITTEES Is unlikely
even to schedule committee hear
ings.
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there has been Improvement ia
the treatment afforded United
States citizens ID these countries
where Americans nov may
travel without speciac indorse-
ment Of their passports.
Serious restrictions stsll are
in effect. These restrictions. how
ever. are not or such ! nature
Is To preclude accommodation
or American citizens. The situ-
alton Is far from perfect. but the
Inconvenience caused to United
States citizens ID getting these
special valuations outWeighs
the other factors"
Mr.. White said q large, nuns
lber Of Americana nave been
waiting for special valldation 10
travel IN the areas now Cleared
|as far lis the State Department
rs concerned
These are Ii addition 70 the
Soviet Union, Czechcslovakin,
Hungary. Poland and Rinania.
Mr.. White said the Americans
wanted to so to the areas as
tourists or Is businessmen.
Even though their path Is
cleared IS far as the United
States Ii concerned, they stili
must obtain visas from each
country which they wish To visit.
The new procedure does not
assure issuance Of i passport To
an American citizen. In the past.
the State Department has held
up issuance of passports on
grounds that It was acting III
THE national interest.
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tFary be stresses. Mr.. Mcuee
says It Is not 4 white -or-b black
choice.
And II that Is true. has there
been any evidence at all the
tiny woman Is insaneg And Il
there IS 40 such evidence. then
the Government Is not justified
In taking away her liberty and
keeping her penned with mad
persons. he continued. Cagine
her thus deprives her Of her
rights under the Constitution
he saws. s9
Evening star., 1955-11-01

Hospital in hopes Of gaining
strength enough TO walk out Of
the hospital some time next
week.
Today's Z am. MIST medical
bulletin said the President
aaWoke refreshed and cheerful
after nearly nine hours sleep.
Al fairly quiet day 50 far as
policy conferences are concernee
WAS in prospect for him today.
lDiilon Anderson, his special as
lsistant for National Security
Council affairs, was flying here
from washington to review some
INSC matters with him. Il was
uncertain whether Mr.. Anderson
would see the President this
AFTERNOON or tomorrow.
Other scheduled visits
Secretary Of Labor Mitchell Is
scheduled To confer with Mr..
Eisenhower tomorrow and Brit
ish Field Marshal Lord Mont
Igomery, 4 war time coFnrade. Is
coming to see the President sat
Iiirday.
Mr.. Summerfleld, who was Re-
publican National Committee
chairman during the 1852 eIec-
|tion campaign that sent Mr..
Eisenhower TO the White House.
admitted at 3 news conference
that there now IS more or less
|indecision and confusion about
tOmorrow's political problems
as q result Of the Presidents
|illnesss.
Before his heart attack. most
Republicans we're counting on
Mr.. Eisenhower to lead them TO
victory again next year. Some
|stiIl hope he win be able to run
again. despite the general Inn
preston here that he win not.
Mr.. Sumnlerfield told uues-
|tiOners yesterday ne thought it
would be ''rnost inappropriate
for him to discuss such political
questions with the President ,or
anyone else under the circum-
stances and the conditions
Up 10 the President
When q reporter suggested
that MI. Eisenhower might re-
ally feel like talking politics. |"
Mr. SummertieId countered: ut
could be But don't you think he
should give that signal rather
than one Of iis?n
Asked IL 1t was the general
feeling that the President should
take the initiative for discussion
Iof political questions, Mr.. Sums
|merfield said .only the President
himself will know the proper
time
A reporter wanted to know IL
Cabinet members agree as 3 unit
that II would be inappropriate
ITO discuss politics on visits To the
Presidents hospital room.
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Evening star., 1955-11-01

passport VIII cover travel IN the
|iiVe Red countries even without
specific authorization
The change was announced by
Secretary Of State Dnises at 3
injecting of the Big Four foreign
ministers In Geneva. State De
|partment spokesman Lincoln
White elaborated on the an
Inouncement at 4 news confer
|ence mere.
Even under the liberalized pro-
|cedures however. an American
passport win not be valid for
travel III Communist Albania
Iand Bulgaria. or the Communist
controlled portions Of China,
Korea and Wet Nam. The United
States does not have diplomatic
relations with the regimes ii
any Of these areas.
The State Department could
make exceptions to clear AIneri-
cans for travel ii these areas,
hut as i matter Of practice does
not.
The state Department Oh May
] 1885,, said requirements fol
special valuation of passports
for travel ii Communist areas
was being required because "ac-
ceptable standards of protection
do not prevail Ii those areas.
At the time the United States
was feiidins with numerous Iron
Curtain countries over the ar
rest Of American citizens.
Yesterday MI White told re-
p0rters
Over the past few months