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Risk of misunderstanding and Ambiguity
Seen in Presidents Impromptu Sessions

text Of his remarks plainly
showed, when he drew a dis
tinction between the enter
prise Of a private organization
in this country and the neces-
sity of some such initiative
coming from the analogous set
up abroad-which happens to
be government controlled in
the Soviet Union. Had the Pres
ident revised the transcript of
the press conference to en-
phasize private initiative, there
would have been no misunder-
standing. For the Presidents
real meaning was brought out
in the continuation Of his re-
marks. as follows:
Nov. if the President of
the United States should go
to Russia and ask for full
time. let's see what he would
get: First of all, there are IA
television stations, and there
is radio coverage. ! would say
that if the Soviet Union-in
return for that courtesy-of
themselves wanted to ask an
American. no matter who it
might be, because, after all,
you know Khrushchev is not
the head of the state-except
in power-but If they should
invite an American to come,
and guarantee that there
would be no tanning. that
there would be no interfer-
ence. that they wouldn't put
up counterattractions to take
people away from their radios,
and all that sort CT thing, for
that time-if you can believe
that that will happen-I can
tell you this. that somebody in
this Government would be
glad to accept"
Now. the big news in that
answer is that the American
Government really does want
a chance to reply and yet
doesn't feel that it should beg
for radio or television time,
but that the facilities should
be offered on the initiative of
the Russians. Mention of the
point about private or com
mercial" initiative in America
was related solely to a matter
of procedure-not substance.
The fact remains that the
American Government now
has challenged the Soviet
Union to open up her facili-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-07
POTOMAC FEVER
FLETCHER KNEBEL

The Republican National Committee meets The Old Guard
is Republicans don't try to turn the clock back these days
They can't The Eisenhower team had pawn the clock
Definition of clean H-bcmb: 1t kill but it won't
hurt the pabearers
Need argument for smoking? With all this radio
active fallou around needs to protect himself with
little do-it-yoursef smog
Ike to the USS Saratoga. stayed
in American With aboard they no
chances of running afoul of the japanese courts
Current disarmament talks remind you the Western
who agreed do their peace throwing away
all the ammunition that didn't fit their x-shooters
The 10miionth American security
Republicans halted welfare state inspected
and ordered it to proceed full speed ahead
Russia charges have weather bomb" that
with storms Thus far the Eisenhower declined
to test the weapon outside Texas
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As property owner you share in more thap 5000
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All this plus membership in Tecumseh Lodge which
offers excellent facilities for overnite and weekend
guests bar dining room. open fires and all the
comforts Of home away from home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-23
Syrian Troop
Moves Arouse
Border Fears

BEIRUT. Lebanon. Sept. 90
B.-Reports Of Syrian troop
movements and fear Of sub
version have prompted Syria's
pro-Western neig h bors to
tighten their border defenSes.
Maj. Gen. Aft Bizry, Syria's
chief Of staff, said Syria is
carrying out certain defense
maneuvers."
But in an interview in
Damascus last night with VIII
liam L. Ryan. Associated Press
foreign news analyst. he de-
clared the movements were only
to prepare against surprise.
A report circulated in Beirut
said Syrian troops and Soviet
supplied equipment were NOV
ing across Syria under cover
of darkness toward the Turkish
border.
Bizry Deies Report
Gen. Bizry denied this. He
told Mr.. Ryan only national
police and customs guards are
on the Turkish frontier. He
said he does not intend to send
reinforcementS.
Gen. Bizry said Syria has
cancelled officers leaves. Gar
rison troops in Damascus are
confined to barracks. Some re-
serves have been called up.
Gen. Bizry denied western
reports he is a Communist or
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pro- Communist. telling Mr..
Ryan:
Il assure you, I never was af
filiated with or was a member
Of that party"
Gen. Bizry said he and the
government are willing to talk
directly with anyone from the
United States on American
Syrian relations.
Some neighborS of Syria
showed anxiety over the threat
Of subversion by elements sup
piled with Syrian arms.
Smuggling Of Arms
Jordan was reported rein
forcing its border patrols to
head of smuggling of weapons
from Syria.
Security forces in Jordan
found a smuggling route sup
plying arms to elements OPP
posed to King Hussein. Over
the week end a large cache OF
Czech arms was seized in a
town close to the Syrian border
Then smuggling of arms to
Lebanese dissidents prompted
additional security precautions
The Lebanese government re-
ceived reports that Syrian
troops are being concentrated
along the border and are erec-
ting Notifications. Syria is
known to be reinforcing its out
posts on the Israeli border.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-23

tage Of their new right in great
numbers.
For all the violence that has
plagued Haiti since last Deem
Der, when the first of a sue
cesSion of five governments was
heaved out. the voting was
peaceful.
Provisional President Antonio
Kebreau said there was only
one fatality. A soldier shot
down a voter who attacked him
in the southern town Of Jacmel.
Minor incidents were reported
at two other points.
Mr.. Kebreau, who seized
power June IA as head of a
three-man military junta,
maintained order with $500
well-armed soldiers and police.
DR.. Duvalier, 4S, a Negro
physician. pledged honesty in
Government. He said he would
seek United States and United
Nations aid in developing the
nations agricultural and nat
ural resources If elected.
Mr.. DeJoie. 81, is a mulatto
plantation owner. He promised
economic and industrial prog
ress. He asserted he already
had lined up $50 million in
United States capital to aid this
impoverished country.
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Win
In Honduras

TEGUCIGALPA. Honduras,
Sept. % B.-The Liberals of
DR.. Ramon Villeda Morales, to-
day appeared a landslide win
ner in Sundays violence
marred elections.
At least four killings were re-
ported in classes between polit-
ical partisans in two provincial
towns. Elsewhere voting was
orderly and the military junta's
promise of a free election APP
peared fulfilled.
A constitutional assembly
chosen in the balloting will
meet October 81 to form a new
government replacing the junta
that has ruled for a year.
The assembly can declare
itself a national congress and
elect a president. If the
Liberals win two-thirds Of the
seats they could and the presi-
dency to Mr.. Villeda Morales,
former ambassador to WASH
ington. He missed election by
a slim margin in 1854.
Could Call for Vote
On the other hand, the as
sembly could call instead for
congressional and presidential
elections. Mr.. Villeda Morales,
who won the affectionate name
of Little Bird" because of his
popularity with the people, says
he prefers this course.
On the basis of early returns.
the Liberals were expected to
win about 40 Of the assembly's
So seats.
The unofficial count in 80 of
the country's 274 districts gave
the Liberals 8,043 votes, the
Nationalist Party 1896 and the
National Reformist Movement
$40.
Liberal Victory Expected
A Liberal Party victory had
been expected. Abraham VIII
liams. National Reformist lead
er, and Gen. Tiburcio Carias,
former dictator and head of the
Nationalist. privately conceded
the Liberals would win.
Mr.. Williams is a presiden-
tial aspirant. Gen. Carias wants
the presidency for his son, Con-
Zalo.
Both parties are assured
seats in the assembly under
the proportional election sys-
tenn.
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Floyd Akers Host
To Alfalfa Club

The 150-man Alfalfa Club
met Saturday afternoon and
evening with Floyd D. Akers
at his Little Hunting Greek
lodge and farm near Catoctin
Furnace, Md.
The Akers party was billed
as "a conference to estimate
the alfalfa crop" This the
members did by indulging in
the swimming. fishing, horse
shoe pitching and other rec-e-
alton.
Alfalfa officers present in
cluded President Nelson T.
Harrison of Hogan g. Hart
son; Vice Presidents Samuel
Spencer, former District Com
missioner. and Thomas w. Nc
Knew, secretary of the Ma
tional Geographic Society; and
Admiral William Brent Young
secretary of the Alfalfa Club
The clubs annual dinner is
held in mid-January.
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6OAAo OCJOAC VII CdNCAACu W VI
were defeated for the presi-
dency. And there were cries
of fraud.
Both Mr.. Dejoie and his Bit
ter political enemy, DR.. Fran
co.'s Duvalier, claimed victory
in the election of a president
for the next six years.
A third candidate. Clement
Junelle, called on voters to
boycott the election. He
charged there was fraud.
First results are expected to
be known this afternoon. No
definite trend will be available
before Wednesday.
That is because Haiti's entire
network of internal commune
cations are Anticipated and
shaky and there will be long
delays in reporting tabulations
to Port-au-Prince.
Voting Peaceful
The ministry of justice an
nounced from / to l.3 million
of Haiti's l.6 million eligible
voters cast their ballots for
President and Congress. This
would indicate few needed Mr..
Jumelle's call for a boycott.
Women were eligible to vote
for the first time in Haiti's l53
years as an independent Negro
republic and they took advan-
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Names No Help

DUNN. N. c.. Sept. % (R-
Recorders Court here recently
heard Robert Morgan fine
Robert Morgan SPOTS for ex-
ceeding the speed limit. Judge
Morgan was melting out justice
to State Senator Morgan, a
friend but not relation.
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Passengers Taken From Ship
As 7 yphoon Heads for Luzon

killed when a small house col
lapsed. Falling rooms and de-
bris injured at least 10 others,
police said.
Rains Of more than 81
inches touched of landslides
on Hong Kong's mountainsides.
They blocked some roads.
The storm slammed into Red
China near Macao. the Portu-
gueSe colony so miles west OF
Hong Kong. 1t was expected
to blow itself out over the
mainland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-23

MANILA, Sept. % (P).-The
passengers Of the storm-bat-
tered motorship F. S. Raja
Soliman were removed to
safety today south of Luzon
Island as the Northern Philip
pines braced for 8O-mile-an-
hour typhoon winds.
The Raja Soliman, a 5S0-ton
interisland vessel carrying IS
passengers and "A crew mem
bers. grounded yesterday on a
shoal in Tagabas Bay. Passen-
gers we're transferred to the
steamer Leyte.
Philippine Navy vessels
rushed to the stormy bay when
the Raja Soliman reported she
was being buffeted by heavy
seas, had lost her power and
was listing.
The ship was moved to
Maniuyan Island of South
Luzon and was anchored there.
Islands Get Ready
Farther north, the upper
part of Luzon and the thinly
settled Batan islands prepared
for the lash Of Typhoon Faye.
expected early tomorrow. 1t
was reported moving west
northwest toward the area at
IL miles an hour.
The Manila Weather Bureau
said the typhoon winds had
dropped from 100 to 80 miles
an hour. After leaving the
Philippines it was expected to
swing south of Formosa.
Tyhpoon Gloria, meanwhile.
swept over Hong Kong with
l00-mile winds and struck Red
China.
The Dutch freighter Tjiban-
tjet was driven ashore just out
side the entrance to the Hong
Kong harbor. officials said the
ship was not breaking up.
Hong Kong Homes Hit
Scores of smaller craft and
hundreds Of homes in Hong
Kong we're damaged.
At least two persons were
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Killed by Lamp Cord

ATASCADERO, Calf, Sept.
% R.-Mrs. Emmaline Kuy-
kendall, 32-year-old mother Of
seven. was electrocuted yester-
day while drinking coffee with
her husband. Bill. Her leg be-
came entagled in a table lamp
cord.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-23
Personnel MEETING

The Washington Personnel
Associations first onthly
meeting Of the fall season will
be held at 6 pm. Thursday at
the Kennedy Warren, 3133
Connecticut avenue NV.
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Haiti Awaits Outcome
Of National Elections

PORT-AU-PRINCE. Haiti, Sept % (F1-Hau tensey
awaited today the counting of ballots Sundays national
election hopeful that whoever becomes president bring
peace to this land of turmoil
But the counting began. partsans of
Louis Dejoe threatened to burn down Portau-Pnce
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Hong Kong Homes Hit

Scores Of smaller craft and
hundreds Of homes in Hong
Kong we're damaged.
At least two persons were
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DOG. Ice LIGHT sandy color, droopy
ears, clipped this summer, brush al
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THE PASSING SHOW
LocoI Ballet Storts
As DoniIovo Stops
nx HARRY MacARTHuR

It is unexpected emotion that rises to greet the last
public performance in the fabulous dancing Of Alexandra
Danilova Something noteworthy is expected something fit
ting what is undoubtedly historic occasion in ballet
nails But the emotion that takes control feeling Of
disbelief
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-18
ED SULLIVAN
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK

|. Abe Fabian of theatre clan
dating Faith Hilton. Chita
Rivera of west Side Story"
marrying Tony MOrdente Dec.
4. =. Sarah Churchill prefers
Bob Walker. Floyd Odlum
and JacqueIine Cochran are
Saints and Sinners Fall Guy
and DOLL" Waldorf, 9th.
DR.. Allen Du MOnt's daugh-
ter Yvonne and West Points
James Cooley have set the
date. The Mort Farbers
(she was Mrs. Ham Fisher ex-
pecting Sir Stork. Jayne
Mansfield weds Mickey Hargi-
tay Jan IL. Beatrice Lille
lost her mother. President
Carlos del Campo of Chile visits
Ike next month. Anna Ma
ria Alberghetti and Texas oil
tycoon Carey Mcclure blazing.
Lyn Murray, Shower of
Stars" musical director. honey
incoming with Maggie Pexton,
fashion director for May Co.
stores. The Richard
Hayeses expect a June crooner.
frankie Lym0n's platter,
MY Girl" clicking. Hecht-
Hill-Lancaster verbally agreed
to settle Ernest BOrgnine's con-
tract fight. He's to make a pic
ture for them for 100000 plus
$50 of everything he earns,
until he's paid half a million.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-18
HOLLY WOOD
Ava Knows d New frankie
BY SHEiLAH GRAHAM

ira: Little man. big ego." On
Dan Dailey-Claire was his
leading lady In underwater
Warrior: big man, big talent"
Dye think Frank will ask for
another date?. :. The Truman
Capote profile on Marion
Brando in the current New
Yorker is absolutely fascinating.
Strange that such a good actor
should be so insure and be-
wildered. Gave me the same
feeling as when I was told that
Ezio PIMA, of the glorious basso
voice, was out Of South Paci-
nc" AZ times because Of psyche
somatic laryngitis.
With the announcement that
Anna Kashfi, Mrs. M. Brando,
will be a mother next July, !
doubt whether she will resume
her barely begun movie career.
/. A title is sometimes the
whole story-especially Ingrid
BergmaA's "Indiscreet," the
new name for her Kind Sir"
with Cary Grant.
One of the first marriages
Of the new year, will be Phyllis
Avery (Ex-Mrs. Don Taylor to
agent Peter Sebastian, on
January 10. and Virginia
Leith, who hit her pinnacle as
william H0lden's leading lady
in Towards the Unknown. "
weds composer Leonard Rosen-
man in January.
\ 4 \ \
Lucille Ball and Ann Sothern
are planning q full-size movie
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Palace Theater to trap the un-
wary who don't look at the
marquee. On the marquee this
affair is described as Baby
Face Nelson and let that be
fair warning.
Mr.. zimbalist, Of course. may
be right about the time being
ripe, what with gangsters and
garbage being so prominently
in the news right now. But
there Is hardly anything edify-
ing or entertaining about this
bit Of retrogression to the days
Of the gangster movies. This
new one does look like one of
those old ones on the late TV,
what with the fragrant acting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-18
NEW STANTON THEATRE

on IssS sw ANA aG 4. i. Ave. NE.
La. 6-3633
LAST DAY
Arabic Masterpiece
Ample Parking Facilities
MELIoI. Star in an Arabic Drama.
tNever Before Shown in Washinston.J
Tomorrow Is Dangerous"
with English Titles)
At 300, $500 and 1000
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together. to be produced by
Desilu. They, started together
as starlets at RKO. Now they
are the two top condolences lin
Hollywood. Lucille and husband
Desi Arnaz claim q sure-fire
formula to keep their marriage
intact. No matter how much
they fight during the day-and
each is quick with q word-"we
kiss every night before we go
to sleep"
Anne Jeffreys and Bob Sterl-
ing, a hit in Dallas with their
nightclub act, have q date next
month at the Palmer House in
Chicago. Their rs Topper"
shows are now in TV syndica-
ton and paying plump resi-
duals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-18
In Little Old Miami

MIAMI BEACH - Ex-Army
comic Harvey Stone, appearing
here with Jackie Heller at the
Americana, is looking forward
to the exact moment when
somebody will build the one
extra hotel that forces Miami
Beach below the ocean surface.
The idea is not so silly as 1t
seems because you always are
startled at the new acres Of
hotels and motels that have
popped up since your last visit.
There are tall, fat hotels and
tall, thin hotels but no matter
how many go up, obviously
there's always room for one
more. Right now the conven-
ton of the Savings Banks Asso-
citation is in process here at
the Fontainebleau Hotel. There
are close to a thousand here,
bankers and wives. Mike Brady.
baggage master at the hotel.
last week acquired one unique
problem. Each day, during the
bankers convention, Brady gets
500 copies of Wall Street Jour-
nal and distributes them to the
money men Of the Nation.
\ \ \
Sir Anthony Eden's nephew,
John, engaged to Belinda Pas
coe. =. Henry Silva. malevo-
lent Mother" in "Hatful Of
RAIN" to wed Christine White.
The Teresa Brewer baby due
Jan. 5. :. Copper and Brass"
"Under Milk Wood $500, 900
Broadway shipwrecks. Her
bert Bayard SwOpe's grandson.
Bayard Brandt, honeymooning
with Deborah Haks. Louis
Armstrong signed for Copa Dec.
IL. Liberace and Carmelita
Gibbs an item. The Mar
shall ia m isOns named her
Terry. =. 20th-Fox wants
Mario LAMA for musical ver-
sion Of Marco Polo" which
Leo McCarey will make in Italy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-18

and the elderly automobiles
|toolins about among the flying
lead. But it's not 80 funny,
This boy Lester ellis was too
real to be funny In the manner
|of those movie gangsters seen
In the old films. Even the
presence Of Mickey Rooney in
the title role does nothing to
alter the fact that Lester CDill-
niger named him Baby Facet
was . homicidal maniac who
Is no better company on film
than he could have been In
real life.
All that the presence Of
Mickey Rooney demonstrates
Is that anything can happen.
While he is overacting Baby
Face with scowl and snarl, q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-18
Body Face,
You've Got
|TheUgh!

It may not have occurred to
you that the time is ripe for q
movie detailing the nefarious
|depravities of q young punk Of
the late '20s and early '3Os
named Baby Face Nelson. But
| it seems to have occurred to
q producer named Al zimbalist
for he made the movie and it
now Is laying in wait at the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-18

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). =
Ava Gardner is smiling at q new
Frankie-last name. Silvestri.
He's a doctor, handsome, and
also sings, and has been Groom
ing to Ava in the best bistros
Of Rome. Dale Robertson
and first wife Jacqueline-
they're both in Italy-haven't
gotten around to remarriage
yet. 1t will take place. I'm told,
after Dale completes his picture
with Gina Lollobrigida, and in
Rome-to make the words more
binding.
Claire Kelly, reminiscing
about a date with Frank Sina-
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BABY FACE NELSON. United Art
lists release Of 8 Fryman-zs production.
produced hy Al zimbaiIst. directed by
Don eiegel, screenplay By. irving ehll-
man and Daniel MainWairing, from .
sscry ny shulman. At Loew's Palace