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STORE WITH APT.
GEORGIA AVE.
1907 F STREET

Suit for any small business very
low rent Lease II desired. Further
details, ME. s-63"j
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1923 Eye Street NV.

= rooms. . private lavatories,
newly decorated, wired for air con-
ditioning. Only $4,000 monthly.
CALL j. II. KNOX
ThoS. j. Fisher & Co., Inc.
rs 18th 81. NV DI 1-RS3O
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY. 10000
SO. IT,. 2oned Industrial long-term
lease. 5000 per year, option to pur-
chase at reasonable price cIose-in TO
the whole WASHINGTON METROPOLITAN
area. OF will build 10 suit tenant.
Call Monday. ALLEN & ROCKS.
INC. ST. 3-0505.
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DOCTORS SUITE

building. Immediate occupancy. ZIG
g. McKEEVER. Fig BLDG. JU. s.
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az ACRES. near Acc. 6-rm. house.
bath and heat. Large barn. spring
and stream. Good frontage on hard
road. GARNET UMBERGER. Cal
thersburg 5gU-W-l3. RUSSELL z,
NORMAN BROKER
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

WE NEED WAREHOUSE space in the
overall Ari. Va, area. We have
clients recurring warehousinK and
research facilities OF varying size.
Some Of our clients prefer brand
ncw buildings Property owners
willing 70 build on Ions term leases.
Please call Mr.. Dixon of JAMES l..
DIXON e CO, ST. 3-126p.
10,10O SO FIT. on one floor: located
In Nd, c0nv to U. S No. /, for
early occupany by rational concern.
RAYMOND NJ KASS. BROKER
EN- 3-SlOu
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PRINCL GEORGES COUNTY = 3

acres and 6-room farmhouse on
hard-surfaced county road. ideal
as a small farm or country house
site, close to d. c.. $500, terms
arranged Call MR.. Calm, MA.
l-3351. MELOY g. SUMMERS.
I'M,
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SMALL, STORES

SMALL SIORES
70l Mass. avenue n.e.-store plus
duplex apt. $40.
3I14 18th st. n.w.-Store plus
apt 500.
1918 Livingston St n.w.--lRx56.
2 doors from Connecticut ave. $175.
1929 14th' st. n.w.-lsxsO. $3.50.
1Sl4 Adams Mil I'd nw.-16x40.
Near 18TH and Columbia I'd. $3.50.
1905 7th st. n.w--15x4s. Full
basement: Sl@5.
47.4 l4th st. nw-15xis. Base
ment. 500.
HOS goth st. n W i4x40. 500.
CALL II. KNOX
ThOs. }. Fisher q Co., Inc.
73s 18th 81. NV. ID. 1850
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CALVERT ST. NW.----S furn. apis:
income S475 mo-, fire escapes and
country; price S25 900, down,
5000. A. r. SEELYE. DI. 7-Sa25.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

GAITHERsBURG-We have several
good commercial locations IN this
area of potential growth Prices are
stil reasonable. Tell US your re-
guirements KAY BOWLING. Wash
ington Grove. Nd. Gaithersburg
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INDUSTRIAL PROF. FOR RENT

1000 TO 5000 SO. IT. OF heated
manufacturing space, IN Rockville
. Tuesday or Wednesday, between y
and )
APRON. 10000 so. FT.-Fenced
yard, Office space included. mr.. b.
a. O. tracks zoned industrial In
Branchyille. ARTHUR l.. CUR
LING, LA. 6-663l.
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Farm, 100 to 500 acres.
rrinee William or Fsuauier Co. Va.
Please give all details. Box AIT.
Star.
500 DOWN, $50 MO. buys for $50
an acre, A. acres, young and saw
timber. Deer and turkeys, stream,
State road; white community: AZ
mi south D. c. TIE 6-4lal
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KAY REALTY co.
RIA H-pou0

RA. b-HINO
STORE FOR RENT-l.40O SQUARE
LARGE MopERN Sc. sHoPprNG
CENTER. FOR FURTHER INFOR-
NATION CALL 10 "-O15I.
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SILVER SPRING

Air conditioned. new building.
single rooms to l2-room suites.
CALL j. H. KNOX
Thos. J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
1aS 18th ST NV. DI. 1-fSan
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A Winning Combination

Attractive 3-bedroom. 2-bath, "a
VI -old all-brick rambler with center
entrance hall, separate dining room,
spacious de luxe equipped kitchen,
fuli basement with paneled rec rm.,
bar and den or maids .'7om. Come
out. come in; you'll loE THAT'S
a promise Price, $4,000 Directions:
Out Lee hwy. 10 Great Falls st, in
Falls Church, ri approx. p mi. to
Crest pl. left to No. 602 and our
open sign
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INVEST. PROP. SALE Cont. ,

FOuR-YEAR-OLD-Brick apt. bldg.
desirable rental area. All apis.
rented, Assume $40, 900 first trust.
Low expenses. GRAHAM a. CO.,
k-EHEn
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HOUSES TO BUILD

-------------------------@
SOFT. MODERNIsTIC RANCHER,
la baths, 3 twin bedrms.; all
house .oMipleJe o. your lot North
ern Va; only Sl3 900. CROSS
ROADS DEVELOPMENT CO., Bal
lcys X Rds, JE 2-497O
WE WILL BUILD to your plans or
ours OH your lot. or one of ours.
Send - cents for our catalog Of
Al models OF ramblers. split-levels.
ranch homes, 2-stories, and Cape
Gods. We will assist in arranging
financing, HUDSON REAL ESTATE.
4l0S Edmonston rd.. BladensDurg.
Md. UN. 4-l5l5, UN. AMI.
BUILD YOUR OWN HOUSE with my
assistance. My rates are 81 per
hour when l work with hands. soc
per hour in consultative and sd-
ministrative capacity viii only de-
vote one day a week per client with
limit OF three clients. Have many
years experience in building. Write
to Mr. TANNER. 540b Wehawkin
road, Glen Echo Hts. Md. for ap-
pointment. II you have a pioneering
spirit and believe IL is no fun to
pay interest on mortgage the
nest years OF your life. but rather
it is more comfortable to pay as
you go, then my system may inter-
lest you.
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Sears, Roebuck, -4-family fiat
with 3 rms, and bath each; rental,
500 ca. Price, S2'3 900. HART
MAN REALTY. INC. LII. 4-3IOO.
LII o-bn1b
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III ACRE. AZ heads d. c. dairy
farm. silo, bank BARN cattle shed.
machine shed ell cement barn yards
and fences all hldes in excel cond
every acre tilable real money
maker Terms SSh 900. Z, down.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTIES.

FRINGE GEORGES COUNTY los
acre farm on hard surface road,
70 acres clear; good main house
with all modern facilities; 3 barns
and other. buildings: all tractors.
other machinery and IL of tobacco
crop included in sale price; excel
lent buv for those who like country
living close to WASHINGTON CO /
MR.. CAIN. MA. 1880. MELOY
4 SUMMERS INC
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S25 UP

Have severa. individuals and
suites, located in MONTGOMERY Hills,
Silver Spring. Md :, excellent cen
trail locations on Georgia ave; will
cooperate with professionals and
reliable tenants Low rentals. Act
quickly IA "a i4N
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las KENNEDY ST NV

One room approx. l6Xl9. avail.
in modern office bldg. Rent only sos
per mo-. Incl utils.. , adjoining rms,
l4xll and l0.6X1q. Rent SIS per
mo. To inspect. see Mr.. Cole in
United Insurance Office, weekdays
only. H. q SMITHY CO.. ST. s.
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A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY to
double your money with this I'M
in densely developed area, in
the center of everythine Almost
acres. Suitable for large chain food
stores. department stores or shop
ping center See this now. Shown
by appointment only. BOWERS
EROS Az Is 100
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

INDUSTRIAL and 2nd commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease
A. M. ROTH CO., RE. 1880
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$50 ACRE STOCK OR DAIRY FARM.
5000 buildings, electricity, ali in
grass. Poolesyille 4O7I,

800 ACRE DAIRY FARM. near
Acc. mile OF road. Plenty Of
water This farm has many posi-
gomery Co GARNET UMBERGER,
Galthersourg 5Y0-W-l3. RUSSELL
e. NORMAN. BROKER.
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Elbow Grease

An unusual deal that won't last.
14xo0 living room with fireplace.
l4x20 kitchen with modern appli-
ances, huge bedrms.. full tiled bath,
tull basement with outside entrance.
hot-water heat. large screened
porch; many. many trees; S16,SO0;
NoN-GI can buy with low monthly
payments.
GOTHAM REALTY, INC.
g24 w. Broad JE. 2-7300
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RICHARDSON BLDG.

FAIRFAX
Richardson Blds. IN I c town OF
Fairfax. blk from Courthouse.
sinGle rooms or suites az reasonable
rent, from $50 per month.
Larchmont Realty, Inc.
II. nnnn ~ u an "
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over 9OO ACRFS-c,
BRANDYWINE. MD.-47O-acre n
BURTONSyILLE- Masonry rar

house. With . acres. I,5-ft. wood
paneled liv. rm., . fireplaceS. .
bedrms. and tile bath. Oil h.-a
heat Easy to add more rms. More
land available. Open Sunday.
sI3!50 DALEY REAL ESTATE.
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HAVE You SEQ 900 TO INVEST?

P. o. Box 4s0i. Wash. D c.
zoned c.. All masonry building.
with 10 possible rental units. Vac
ant and in good condition. pa
baths. about 10000 50. II of
ground. Si15 per SO II other
well located commercial lots IN
hnt 1 =
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OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT

1905 + ST. NV. 000-sq. 1T. COM
mercial Office space. Ind fir; newly
dec, heat furn Iona term lease
avail Ewes and week ends. EN-
"-@593. daily. RE 10000.
LARGE FRONT OFFICE, In new
building, 18th and X, md floor;
completely and beautifully lur-
niShed, Aforementioned Call y to
,, Ma S-50Si after q, Oh 4.O0l
EXCELLENT DOWNTOWN LOCA.
TON. ideal for iawVtr. manuiac-
tnrefs agent or lobbyist Three
rms and bath immediate occu-
pancy 81 3-iOio
ABOUT 200 so. TT. on 3rd FIR, Of
Colonial Bldg above ne branch Of
First and citizens National Bank
SIS Wythe ST.. Alexandria. suitable
for doctor or dentist. Elevator, pvt
parking lot. cony to transp Apply
RIM. 3Ul or call OV 3-OD7l
1917 II ST. NV; entire md floor
- 100 SO. IT,. suitable. for busl-
ness once, studio or laboratory,
Reasonable rental INQUIRE . AM
q pm. ST. 8-7760.
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SECURITIES BLDG.
12a 18th STREET NV.

loo 50. feet OF conditioned
space in modern eight-st0ry build
ing excellent downtown location.
Reasonable rental to responsible
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

WAREHOUSE SPACE, new building;
gas heated, ground floor: drive-in !;
approx. 1880 So IT: 9th and l.
SITS. NV Call or write COOPER
EQUIPMENT CO., I1l4 9th ST.
NV HUI 3-45n0
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ALBEE BUILDING

CAFRIT1 MANAGEMENT
COR 18th ana q SITS NV
financial district Reasonable rentals
include huorescent lighting. asphalt
tile floors and full service See
manager, RIM, oil. MA. S-0S23.
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HOWARD CO $50 acre. 4n-cow
dairv operation I9-rm. mod house.
. nj road furnishes terms. S5o.-
500 Cal +, P. MAYNr, Gathers
hure aSnW with c NJ Narsteller
Jr.. Real Estate ~ a-.55..
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SILVER SPRING

New air-conditioned. high
speed elevator bldg: suites
arranged to tenants needs;
strategically located. Call
WEAVER BROS, INC, DI.
7-S3O0. Building phone: JU.
9-UOn4
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4-FAMILY FLAT: ne; det brick
bldg individual gas heat: S1S.5O0,
$1,000 down. WO 6-3314 or EN-.
',SslRu 'TANEN BEATTY m
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Very desirable Doctors once with
adjoining living quarters in de luxe
NV. air conditioned apt. house now
available. Arrangement as house
physician would be necessary. Please
contact res. mgr. for further details.
EN- 1900
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no ACRE TOBACCO AND CAT.

.3O ACRE TOBACCO AND CAT
TIFF FARM two good houses, z
bars other hldae ln-acrr tobacco
allotment active STRAINS. two share
cropers operating cnmmuting dis
tRnCe % G. "cnllart rust End
priced TO scll StSaio. Terms.
100 AcRF sTOcR Farm tide
watcr marsh good ducsinp, 100 acre
tlable, 500 Il on poyed I'd good
timber larre house God bldns n
BARGAIN et Sib auu Terms
FARMErrE NEAR TWO ACRES.
Modern i-bedfm house. full base.
ment excellent location about -
miles from u. G Priced 81 $50.
The Southern Md Realty Co.
LaPlata, Nd West 4-st31
CONTINUED on Next PaEs).
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4SO-ACRE FARM with Groom mod
ern house, tenant house and log
caoin: idea dairy or cattle farm
about LOCO peach trees; excellent
hunting and fishing, numerous
streams; about one-half million feet
timber; near Winchester. va; fun
prlce S54 800, or will sell go acres
with log house. To inspect cal!
LANE PASTOR. EX 2-nsSs
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S13,950
$4,000 CASH

Mr. TT. Belvoir, / level acre. white
masonry rambler. e5-ft living rm
MIN Heatilator fireplace. Z, lovely
kit util rm,. oil furnace. large ga
rage, wired for power tools also
heated, Toulouse, good garden,
lots Of prize shade trees. See this
Place now; will also trade for small
DILLON LAND CO.
VIA. Hillwood Ave, Fails CHI, Va.
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FRED co 49, acre DC Dairy
Farm new - head dairy barn and
dairy house. Ice bank barn and silo;
30 acres pasture with excel water:
balanced crop land rm stone
house. water and cleo. on good road;
S23 OOu
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DESK SPACE
FARMS

REAL ESTATE BROKER desires desk
space, preferably Ia attorneys Of
lice Dupont 1-3I36.
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PRESTIGE

Ownership Of this new center hall
A-bedrm., den, ga bath. ANTIQUE.
and rear lot adjoining the fairways
Of the Washington Golf and Country
Club spells prestige in every sense
Of the word Price. $4,000. Direc-
tons: Out Lee hwy. to Glebe I'd,
Tt to 26th St. TT. to Wakefield and
left to No. 216l and our open sign.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY-iq.s-

acre farm, 5,SUG Il. fTontaee on
hard-Surfaced county road; beauti-
tul modern, fully restored pre-Civil
War home; a charming estate. rea-
sonably priced .or those who like
country living close TO Washington
Sunday call MA 1886. MELOY
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2lO-ft. frontage, on State Route
424. committing distance to Wash
ington and Fort Meade Price. s.. =
500 and UP with $500 cash and
easy monthly payments. LOUIS II
HALL. Realtor, Jacksonville,
Md. DniYerSitv 1.4lRl -
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OFFICES FOR RENT

Very desirable space for doctors
Office, TO be avail Feb. l. approx.
] 300 SO IT.; conv downtown loo;
= blk of Conn. ave, in building
now occupied hy other doctors.
Please contact res mRr. for further
details at DI 1-3IS6
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SPORTSMAN FARM oTsnee aunt

SPOKTSMAN -FARN Oranfe Hunt
section near Middlebure-"fI acres
Of fertile land Me'n house stone,
rooms renovated Also S-roon
euest cottage and :, tenant houses.
= mndcrn rarns end Other out
buildings faree c"ceE throushont
en'ire .rronortr Ws'r" nine into
Church JE 2-2i10
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Cookbook
Launched


A new cookbook was
launched yesterday at a party
given at the Sheraton Carl
ton Hotel.
The American Newspaper
Women's Club sponsored a
gala reception from $50 to
1880 pm. for "The Best of
Taste, a cookbook filled with
easy to prepare recipes from
the NATO countries.
The party was given in CO.
operation with wives Of off,
GERS of the eight NATO ma
tons stationed at Norfolk,
Va. on the staff of the NATO
Supreme Allied Commander,
Atlantic.
Headed by Mrs. Wright,
wife Of Admiral Gerauld
Wright. NATO Supreme AL
lied Commander. the wives of
the NATO nations partici-
pated as hostesses with the
newspaper, magazine, radio
and TV women.
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EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
Dominican Envoy Gives Porty;
Says He Knew John ]. FrGnk

Other State Department
couples present we're the
Deputy Director of Middle
American Affairs and Mrs.
Allan Stewart. Ed Little of
the Caribbean section and his
wife, and Norman Warner,
Dominican desk officer. and
Mrs. Warner.
X ~ \
THE KING OF MOROCCO
planned to go to the mosque
today If he could possibly
squeeze in the time in his
damned schedule. He want
ed to go for the sole purpose
of saying a prayer for the
President.
Some of Secretary Dulles
dinner guests last evening
were relieved to hear Mai.
Gen. Leonard D. Heaton.
commandment of Walter Reed,
as he went through the re-
ceiving line.
"The President is better to-
night" he told Mr.. Dulles.
\ \ X X
FRENCH FOREIGN MIN
ISTER PINEAU was asked at
the Moroccan reception yes
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terday what effect would the

terday what effect would the
Presidents absence have on
the NATO Conference.
Everybody will be very
sorry" replied M. Pineau.
But will his absence af-
feet its success?" the French
man was pressed for an an
swer.
Everybody will understand
why he Is not there" he said,
obviously preferring not to go
on record regarding the flu
ture of the conference. per
haps Mr.. Nixon win CO." he
added.
One European ambassador
who was distressed over the
Presidents illness said, THE
success of the NATO confer
ence does not depend on the
health of one man, not even
the greatest man."
MRS. JOSEPH McCAR-
THY, squirrel by Robert
Morris, counsel for the Sc
nate Internal Security Com
mittee, were in the first night
audience that watched with
glued interest the Alger Hiss
Whitaker Chambers story
unfold on the National stage
under the guise of a Shadow
of My Enemy"
Two Supreme Court JUS
tices-Tom Clark and John
Harlan-also followed the
proceedings with consider
able interest. Others in the au-
dience were Presidential TV
Adviser Robert Montgomery,
who is repeatedly an angel"
for the play, Perle Mesta,
Deputy Director of the Gen..
trail Intelligence Agency and
Mrs. Charles Cabell, Greek
Ambassador and Nine. Melas,
Cuban Ambassador Miguel
Campo, Chilean Ambassador
and Sonora de sPuga, Mrs.
Earl Warren and her daugh-
ter Virginia, Ben Mandel, re-
search director for the In
ternal Security Committee,
and Jeanette Mcdonald. wife
of one of the starring actors.
Gene Raymond.
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BY BETTY BEALE

Dominican Ambassa-
dor Manuel De Moya said
last night that he knew John
Joseph Frank. the former
FBI man who is being
charged with acting illegally
as an agent for the Domini-
can Republic.
Did the Ambassador look
upon him as an employee Of
his government?
mo-" said Senior De Moya.
"Trujillo wanted someone
with FBI training to go to
! Europe with him and the
State Departm e mt rec
commended Frank. Later Tru-
jillo asked him to do over
the security system of the
Dominican Republic"
The Ambassador first said
Frank was paid for this job,
but then he said his pay was
in the form of commissions
received on the material used
in revamping the Dominican
security system.
The Suave envoy and his
ooking wife Anna
Maria. dressed in a svelte
turquoise satin gown. were
hosts at a dinner last evening
in honor of Assistant Secre-
tary of State for Inter-
American Affairs and Mrs.
Dick Rubottom.
They took over the en-
tire 1925 F Street Club for
the party which means there
were four tables of IL each
in the dining room. The
menu included cream of
mushroom soup, a delicious
fish mousse. filet of roast
beef. vegetables, endive salad,
cheese, and pineapple ice,
surround ed with fresh
strawberries and pineapple.
1t was washed down with
three wines - white, red-and
champagne.
At the end of dinner, the
host stood and expressed his
pleasure in having the Ru-
bottoms as his guests, and he
wished the President a speedy
recovery. Mr.. Rubottom
thanked him in equally warm
and appropriate tones. But
there were no toasts-a fire.
quent custom at diplomatic
dinners these days.
Among the guests were Mrs.
Merriweather Post, looking
very slim and elegant in a
beautiful black lace gown
over pale peach-toned beige;
DR.. and Mrs. William Nor
gan: the Robert Guggen-
helms, Alma and Elovius
Mangor, Mrs. Thur o n d
Chatham, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Reeves, whose daughter
Elaine will make her debut
Saturday afternoon, and Mr..
Herbert May of Pittsburgh
who had eyes only for Mrs.
Post. After dinner she drove
him, his son Herbert May,
jr. and a friend of the lat
ter's. Nancy Hines Russell. to
the airport, rejoining the
party at the F Street Club
Immediately afterwards.
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House ofacials. Every word
that ! said would have sie-
nificance and implications. !
could not possibly give out q
diagnosis Of the Presidents
condition until his doctors
were ready to make 1t public.
They felt very strongly that
they should not say anything
until they had had q chance
to observe the Presidents
condition overnight"
Reporters Interpretation
The consensus Of many re-
porters who cover the White
House, as their irritation
cools today, is that Mrs.
Wheaton must take response
bility for her misinterpreta-
ton Of the diagnosis. but that
the slow release of informa-
ton was completely beyond
her control.
They point out that a read
ing Of her several press con-
ferences during those tense
hours before 2::55 yesterday
indicates that she herself had
not been informed by the
doctors.
Queried on. this. Mrs.
Wheaton confirmed the fact
that the first definite news
she had Of the Presidents
condition came in the ass
bulletin--which was handed
to her by White House Staff
Secretary Andrew Goodpaster
about 2:3O. She did not
change so much as a comma,
Mrs. Wheaton said, but mere
ly gave 1t to her secretaries
for mimeographine.
There is a mitigating cir
cumstance even in Mrs.
Wheaton's mistake on the
heart attack, White House
reporters feel. They say the
doctors never should have
left her in the position Of
handing out the report with
out having talked to her
about it and given Der their
Interpretation.
They point out, too, that
when the President suffered
his heart attack in Denver in
September. 1856. Assistant
Press Secretary Murray Sny-
der-duoting DR.. Snyder
first described the Presidents
condition as a mild digestive
upset" 1t was not until IL
hours after the heart attack
that the diagnosis. mild
coronary thrombosis" was
given to the press.
Reporters do suggest that
II White House Press Secre-
tary James Hagerty-absent
in Paris on NATO conference
details-had been here Mon
day he might have been able
to talk turkey" to the doc
tors more forcefully than an
associate press secretary. and
forced them to give out the
news sooner.