Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-10

with his father and mother. and
Vice President Nixon, who had
1.-TWO 15-minute bedside confer
ences with Mr.. Eisenhower. Sat-
lurday evening and yesterday
morning.
! Mr.. Nixon, who described the
president as very pleased" with
his Saturday night report that
things are going well" In WASH
lington during his illness. told
lnewsmen he showed q vital In
lterest" in many national and
international problems during
their talk yesterday.
Lists Discussion Topics
/ The Vice President said their
sun day discussion centered
around q schedule Of Govern
|ment ofncials whom Mr.. Eisen-
hover wanted to come to see
him during the next few weeks.
He added that the President
listed several subjects he wanted
Ito talk about and several cab
linet members and other admin
listration ofiicials he wanted to
see.
DR.. White said later that such
conferences should be good
rather than harmful for the
president.
After the medical consulta-
Itions at the hospital. DR.. White
land four Of the other doctors on
1.-THE cases-including Mai. Gen.
Howard M. Snyder, the Presi-
dents personal physician-were
escorted BY James c. Hagerty,
the White House Press Secre-
|tary, to the temporary White
House offices at Lowry Air Force
Base for q news conference.
| What DR.. White had to say
about the slow healing Of Mr..
Eisenhower's damaged heart
served to point up special
statement issued by Mr.. Hager-
'lty Saturday, emphasizing that
1.-THE President still has "a long
Iway to 60" despite his satisfac-
tory progress.
Must Be "Held Down"
/ DR.. White also backed up an
. assertion Saturday night by Mr..
Nixon that he believes the major
problem in the Presidents re-
, covery would be to hold him
down"
The Boston specialist explained
THAT to keep the President from
''bubbling over" and protect his
heart from the effects of his
"over-active brain. it was neces-
Isary to give a mild sedative
daily. He said such ISOLATION
probably would be kept up for
several days.
| In explaining why he thought
!. such conferences as that planned
J with Secretary Dulles tomorrow
). would ne helpful to the Presi-
J, dent. DR.. White said 1t should
!, be q relief to get some things
/ out of his tense" mind "in-
!. Istead of lying there and worry
ing about them It usually IL
TRUE, he said, that worrying about
what one ought to be doing may
do more harm than "a little
: activity that is not strenuous. =
Is Minutes Allotted
He made a point Of saying
|, however. that the PRESIDENT
conference with Mr.. Dulles vii
not last over Is minutes anf
SHOULD not involve any disagree.
'lments. It Is expected to concern
primarily q review Of problems
'Iwith which the President i.
thoroughly familiar, that are
!, |slated for discussion at the Big
|. -Four foreign ministers confer.
ence opening in Geneva Octo.
: Der ~.
Mr.. Dulles. flying from Miami
where he was speaking today
Ills due to arrive here about
,lp.m. MIST. tonight. He Their
Iwill be available to see the
VlPresident tomorrow whenever
1.-The doctors recommend-prob-
ably In the afternoon. He Il
scheduled to hold a news con-
! ference afterward.
Mr.. Eisenhower's conference
with Mr.. Dulles will not be any
rubber stamp" DR.. White
stressed. He said the Presiden.
, would be encouraged by his doc.
/ tors to express his opinions or
. any matters that might come up
n He also told q questioner that
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