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GEORGETOWN Area

4911 v ST. N.W.-Cor. of Mac
house f Of fit 5 bsd ilns' baths this
lovely old home is in good condition
but needs some decorating. very
reasonably priced at $4,000, excel.
terms. on. by LOUIS A. STARTLING.
72l 10th st NV. RE 7-l72q.
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TAVERN sleeping rooms and
Doing approx. $500. Daily, Z days
week. Liquor and beer on and oh
Plenty parking. A steal at S1S,500,
ment. Will sell property like rent
No brokers. Write to JOHN E. WILL
HELM, MitchelVille, Nd.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-n.W.

CHEVY CHASE, mr.. st. johns
Handsome red brick Colonial: beau
tiful ST.; excel. cond.; full center
hall. 24-ft. liv. rm., 1st-FLOOR
Law: 3 big bedrms... 2 b. on end:
s ser p SFhNK saE S ssts IISs ms ms
DI. 7-141l: eyes,, WO. 6-5409.
CHEVY CHASE, D. G.: S1s,95O-
living rm.. full-size dining rm..
modern kitchen. lst-fi. powder
house in excellent condition. See
this today. Call WO. $4,000 It'll
9. EDW. H. JONES & CO.. INC,
Chevy Chase, D. C.
CLEVELAND PARK-9-rm., ga
bath row brick, west Of Connect.
cut, close to Sheraton-Park; full
water heat: Az financing; conv.
to apis. Me. S-15S1, OIL. 4-4593,
JOHN r. HOKE.
GEORGETOWN AREAS houses
on charming. street, 1909 cony;;
S1s,500, SIC, 800, and $4,000.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY. d. C. once,
AID. 4-029O It'll 9.
HAWTHORNE-CH. CHI, d. c.
Center-hall brk. rambler with Ice.
liv, rm., sep. din. rm., 3 bedrIns.,
2 baths, very deliberately nm. rec.
rm. with fireplace and powder rm.;
Exceptionally fine value; priced in
u Upper o S3i EEssi REH al; S,1 M
KENT NEW HOME : Brand-new
cious center-hall plan: lge. bedrm.,
bath on LIST A.; 4 big bedrms;. 2
baths on 2nd; splendid quality;
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC, DI.
7-1411: ewes. WO. 6-5499.
MT. PLEASANT-Lovely Diet. nome.
IL rms, lge. grounds; needs work.
Saeri;, SEQ dn. H. E. BRUCE
SPRING VALLEY-Handsome resi-
dence, bordering park; hv. nm.
approx. 15x25. din. .rm. 14xlS,
lib. with firepl. and adjoining
bath: bedrms.. 2 baths on End;
P Priced arm IN 4o rec OFFER FT FRA Frank s.
PHILLIPS, INC, DI. 7-1411;
ewes. OIL. 1855.
WAKEFIELD, d. C.-Truly out
Colonial den, powder rm,, LIST a;
8 bedrms., 2 baths up; porch,
lovely grounds. garage; near finest
churches, schools, shopping,
transp. Only $34, 800. Call LEGUM
& GERBER EN-. 10000 It'll 8 pm.
WESLEY HTS. Area conv. transp.
Quality location: beaut. lott
split-level rambler; done in ex-
quisite taste; new-house cond.
Owner leaving for Europe. Spa
cious rooms throughout; 4 bed
rms, 2 baths: rec. rm. with book
shelves. ETC., and n bath. Com:
pletelv air-cond. Many additional
extras. Reas. priced at $44.500;
40 LIST trust. Shown by Apt.
only 0 a.m.-9 pm. EN-. 2-7400.
METZLER. REALTOR BUILDER.
5022 Conn. ave.
18th 4 JEFFERSON ST. NV
S15,950, easy terms. Lovely brick
home, large liv. rm., big bedrms..
ga baths, new gas h.-w. heat,
garage, many extras. SAMUEL E.
BOGLEY, AID. 4-0290. Eve. RIA.
3-6476.
1913 HARVARD ST. N.W.-Large
house, suitable for use by club or
fraternal ORGANIZATIONS; situated on
approx. 1890 50. #. Of land,
zoned for apartment use. Call MA.
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WAKEFIELD, d. C.-Truiy out
standing value. Detached brick
8 bedrms., 2 baths up; porch,
lovely grounds. garage; near finest
churches, schools, shopping,
transp. Only S34 800. Call LEGUM
q GERRER EN- $4,000 It'll q I'm,
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'coutinusd on Next PssO
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BETHESDA, the ideal home and
neghborhood to raise your family
-3-bedrm.. bath and " contem-
porary rambler; Thermopane pic
ture windows. ample storage and
workshop area, plus air-condition-
ing; for only 81 $50; FHA APP
OIL. c.o070, 80
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ROCK CREEK HILLS AREA-5-
bedrm., 3-bath. new Split-level.
for only S29.750 Tomorrow's
kitchen. with separate living rm.
and dining rm. Lot 90x150 EN-.
2-S906. DISTRICT-MARYLAND
INC OT CA2Qd
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REsTAURANT-Herndon. va. Al

good lease. Ov. 3-5323.
NURSERY SCH0OL-Lge. fine old
house with extensive grounds.
located at Mt. Vernon ave. and
Glebe I'd. Alexandria. Will renovate
to suit tenant: $500 mo. to finan-
MR.. MADDEN, Presidential Gar
dens Hotel. TIE. 6-44OO. for appt.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

10 FOOD BUSNEsSEs-Restaurant
straight food: restaurant with light
wine, beer and food: restaurant
with VIII Light n wine, LIQUOR and food
equipped or lease with option to
buy later; Terms. Information,
SMALL GROCERY nearby Arl.:
salt includes bldg, property, stock
and fixtures; total price only &c.
800 with 81 500 down: this Is an
outstanding value; act fast Call
JA S sosT0o VEN eves xE SE s SEALT4
COUNTRY STORE with liv. quar-
competition. weekly sales $4,000:
this is an established, profitable
business that will support partners:
priced for immediate sale at $10,-
OO0, plus stock value; reas. terms.
Call Mr.. Brown with YEONAS
REALTY IA. $1,000: ewes. JE,
CONCESSION open for delicatessen
iation Cali 0J JA Ses6oo 'f Ext '1 4Ios,
or, further information or appli-
cation.
CAFETERIA in LIST class commercial
No Sundays. viii sacrifice to quick
buyer. Owner retiring for personal
reasons; Call between 8 p.m.-9
pm, LU. 1-2147.
INSTRUMENTATION, Va, ABc
lie, air-cond; compl: equip. feas.,
good lease: OV. 3-5323.
NURSERY SCHOOL-Lge. fne old
house with extensive grounds,
located at MT. Vernon ave. and
to suit tenant: $500 mo. to finan-
ciaLy responsible parties only. Call
MR.. MADDEN, Presidential Gar
dens Hotel. TIE. $4,000. for appt.
DRUGSTORE; first Offering: excel.
NV. loo. for colored or white
pharmacist; low overhead and down
payt. LO. 5-S512.
CONCESSION OPEN for alteration
and tailor shop. for military install
lation. Call ia. $4,000, Ext. ALL.
Tor further info. or application.
TAVERN sleeping rooms and
bath. Prince Geo Co, Ri: 3O1.
peR I aSpTS& ana SdOS beer Pe ON ana do oH
Plenty parking. A steal at S1S,5O0,
includes license, stock and equip
ment. Will sell property like rent.
No brokers. Write to JOHN E. WILL
HELM. Mitchelville, Nd.
SALE OR LEASE-Desirable loca-
| ton for motel or gas station on
hwy. SO. near Victorville. 2Na-acre,
150-feet front. MR.. T. KASTANES,
1027 18th st. NV. d. c. 80
RADIO AND TV STORE established
IL years, employing 8 to 5 TECH
nicians. large new store with good
lease drive-in for auto radio re-
pair, factory authorization, park
ing lot. Best season of year has
begun. Wonderful opportunity for
technician with $4,000 down pay
ment. Call MR.. BOSWELL, IA.
2-6111 before 8. After 8, JE.
4-222O.
GROCERY DELICATESSEN-Must
sell due to illness; guaranteed
81 300 wkly. UN. 4-3037.
MOTELS FOR SALE-Advice and
consultation BY exclusive full-time
motel broker and travel specialist
o1ering recommendation on best
buys in motels and sites.
JOE H. THOMPSON
232 woodward Bldg. Jackson $4,000
a A
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1913 Harvard ST. NW.-Large
house, suitable for use by club or
fraternal organization; situated on
approx. 1890 50. #. of land,
zoned for apartment use. Call MA.
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Adj. Rock Greek PIX.
COMPLETELY AIR-coNDITIoNED

ble1 g05se sHrs o PRICK t ram
beaut. view of the park; only a few
years old and in splendid cond. All
lge. rms, incl. sep. din. rm.. 3 bed
rms, > baths. and cherry-paneled
den. Exceptional closets throughout.
Additional bedrm. and bath in
above-ground bsmt.; maids rm /;
33-ft. rec. rm. with paruuet frs.
and firepls. Very quiet neighbor-
hood; no trafic street; Priced way
Shackelford, ma. $4,000: ewes, JU.
h-RRn& BOSS A. PHELPS. INC
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3 FOOD BUSLNESsES-Restaurant
straight food: restaurant with light
wine, beer and food; restaurant
You may purchase business, rent
equipped or lease with option to
buy later; Terms. Information,
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S12,100

2-bedrms.. separate din. rm., full
osmt,. nice cond. No money down
WHEATON
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3-bedrms.. separate din. rm.. Ice.
lot, excel. con. No money down.
WHEATON
ghedru1 hrk raynh1nr fni1 hsv,,t .
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FREE

Yourself from squeezing
your family into cramped
quarters. Spread your
wings in the wide open
spaces OF this 4-bedroom,
2-full-bath brick Cape Cod.
The high shed dormer
gives you triple-exposure IN
both twin-bed rooms. Enjoy
the fully equipped West
inghouse kitchen. separate
dining room with adjoining
screened porch, 34x26.5
basement with outside exit.
All of this and more On
10000 square feet OF level
ground Within . blocks Of
Forest Grove Elementary
School. Sligo park. d. c.
express bus, and in st.
Johns parish: S2l.950.
CONLEY REALTORS
1925 GA. AVE. JU. 9-41S4 TIL
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COLESVILLE ROAD.
SILVER SPRING

4 bedrooms, ga baths; center
for doctor: Just few blocks from
Hecht's.
Thompson Co., JU. $4,000
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT

ARLINGTON vIC.-Young man TO
share 6-room house with 3 other
men. RE. 7-4261 before 8.
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KALORAMA
$39,5O0

Seldom is there avail. IN this ex-
elusive area, small town house at
this price. Spacious liv. rm. and din.
rnn., serving pantry, Ice. mod. kit,
Ice. attrac. sun room. bedrms.. 2
baths and gar. To inspect call Mrs.
1918. BOSS & PHELPS. INC.
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CHEVY CHASE. ID. q.

A delightful detached, center
hall home. located in the heart Of
Chevy Chase; 4 bedrooms, 2 baths,
oil heat: level lot; garage; -$27. 800.
Call Mr.. Tiller, MA. $4,000; ewes.
and week ends, EN-. 2-2341. BOSS
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VIRGINIA-Rentals S125 to Sl75
needed for incoming clients. MICH
OILS REAL ESTATE CO. IA.
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ROCKVILLE, MD; Si1.95O. 5000
down, Sis per monthN3 bedrms
(space to finish 4th bedrm. and
2nd BATH living rm. with wood
burning fireplace and left. Their
mopane picture window large fam.
ily-size itchen with steel cabinets,
refgr range and washing ma
chine; new -house condition: ! block
from elementary school; adjacent
to shopping transportation. recre-
alton center aud new community
swimming pool. Call Mrs Croft
(DONLEv CONST col HA. =
7ISQ weekdays q IN
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SOMERSET-4-b edrm., 2-bath RAM
bier. with large family rm., excel
cond., only . years old. Priced at
least 81. 100 below original pur-
T fhass %p riGs EN- RE si9S; I Ms
ewes EN- 3-40R1
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SILVER SYRINGE Sl3,50O: CT APP
proved-Charming 5-room brick
desirable Iot OH HIGH Ugh + PECK, He
$4,000 It'll q.
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LOCUST HILLS-Custom rambler,
with complete living quarters on
trance level has 3 bedrooms and
. baths, all large rooms: beautiful
condition throughout: lovely view.
owner, transferred to West Coast,
asking $4,000. THOMAS l..
PHILLIPS CO.. OIL. 4-1424: eve
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SILVER SPRING, st. Johns Parish
-Lge. L-shaped 3-bedrm. brk.
rambler: "a baths. full bsmt.. rear
as assume eOrcn az ie' loan i0t or l reefin'
to Suit Won. 10. 5-36SS.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES Mgt.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.-'"The VII
lage." Lovely brick and frame
older home: bedrms.. 9 baths
on md floor; 3 bedrms. and bath
on 3D., Large level lot. Offered
at $4,000. Owner anxious to
sell. Call WO. $4,000 It'll 9.
EDW: e. JONES & CO.. INC,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD,
IcONTlNUEDl

BRADLEY HILLs-A gracious home
IN q beautiful wooded setting
rm.. ga baths: paneled study with
fireplace all cleo. kit. with pan
try; formal din rm.. rec. rm.,
maids I'm. and bath; Gear ga
rage; 1-acre site. CROSS a
PERRY, INC. REALTORS, OIL.
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SILVER SPRING! CLOSE IN! Sill
$50! Near all conveniencesl At
trac. 2-bedrm. home sep. din
rm.. FULL bSmt.; nice condition;
trees. r. P. RIPLEY CO.. JU.
5-R11I
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SHEPHERD PARK VACANT
l41S FLORAL ST. NV.
2ho1 18th ct NV

LOUIS Ridden tn. e-3oeo
A NICE, 3-bedroom home with
rent-appeal, 1910 Woodbine St,
Alexandria. Va Comfortable Twins
room, dining room and tenced-in
ward. School. shopping and trans
portatlon within easv reach; Sll0;
available Immediately.
SHANNON & LUCHS
7s4 iAth 81 NV MA S.o345
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BETHESDA-Attrac. brick Colonial
IN Lady of Lourdes Parish. 5
bedrms.. full bsmt., fenced I'd.
$4,000. A. v. PISANI, Realtors.
OIL. 4-75OO: ewes. LO. 5-4b25.
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rAKOMA PARK

Name your down payment, 2-bed-
rm. brick Cape Cod Large Expand
able attic with finished stairway.
! A proportion Of the work has been
| finished upstairs Pull bsmt. Excel.
location.
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ROCKVILLE-3-b edrm. brick RAM
bier; corner lot fenced in rear: all
electric kit. with dishwasher. com.
pletely finished basement with rec.
rm. Non-Vet may assume a large
CT loan: only $4,000 cash, no
2nd mortgage. BRIDGES. PETER
q SPENCER, INC, REALTORS.
Pc. 2-4374.
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LANDOVER HILLS-Att. Pers. NsA
and ASA: 4 bedrms.: 20 min. Fl.
Meade; walk. dist. public and pa
rochial schools; reduced. 1880.
Owner transf. HUDSON REALTY,
AP. 1881 or UN. 4-l615.
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NORTH CHEVY CHASE. S2a. BOO

A rare find in this handsome CO.
lonial Just of Conn. ave-; z ample
rms, Ia baths, including first
noor powder rm. and bright break
fast rm. Large, picket fenced lot
bsmt., screened porch. garage
Many extras. Mr.. Behrendt. La
$3.50, NE. S-15S1. John R
HOKE.
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MESTMORELAND HILLS-Bedrm

TAKOMA pARK-very clean 6-rm.
Diet. home. with nice-sized rooms;
newly redec and vacant; new
s 81 equip ;nv ipIl 1sPt s SIS;6OO'
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Dream ram.
bier. featuring exquisite out-of.
sSn 1tcSso 1,,h family .a Em: to-day;
baths. Assume ST.. 800, 4iser loan
EN-. 2-S206. DISTRICT-MARY.
LAND REALTY, INC. ewes, EN-
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DISTRICT HEIGHTS = Assume

UISTHICT HEIUhIo - ASsuMe
large Gil loan; 4-bedrm., 2-bath
brick Cape Cod; sep. din. rm
equip. kit. with dishwasher: bsmt.,
Anchor-fenced: cow Andrews and
Census. Make US an offer; MT;
Penland. 10. S-549S: RE, $4,000
till D pm. PRUDENTIAL REALTY
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ROCKvILLE-Beautiful Twinbrook
Forest home. on wooded corner lot.
carport, flrepl. washer. drier. 3
finished bedrms., roughed-in 4th
bedrm. and end bath Non-Vet
may assume big GI loan; SSS per
mo. pays all. $14.750. BRIDGES.
PETER < SPENCER, INC, REAL
Tnp0 mr.
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LANGLEY PARK AREA-Attractive
Merrimack rambler, all brick, ex-
cellent condition 2 spacious bed
dininS ro o e GvEm %it Titchsp iHS ri
or FILA financing. S1S,500. HUGH
T. PECK, HE, 4-6400
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BETHESDA = Colonial home with
lst-h. bedrm. and full BATH 3
bedrms., "a baths up; fine close
in location. on quiet dead-end
street; asking $4,000. BILLINGS
LEY REALTY CO., EN-. 2-2326;
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BALTIC WASH. FREEWAY AREA
IA bath, 3 bedrm. brick; full bsmt.
1915 DIN. includes setlemenD;
$3.50 mo. (same terms to. nom
Vet). Quick possession; no red tape.
PARKSIDE REALTY, UN. 4-2296.
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NORTHWOOD PARK! Near -Four
Cornersi $1,000! 22xI4 cathe-
dral-type paneled liv. rm.. sep.
d. r.. 2 bedrms., den. INV. heatl
r. P. RILEY CO.. JU. 5-6111.
QUAINT ACRES-Nearly new, g.
room brick rambler with double
carport. Beautifully located. De-
sirable prestige neighborhood. Full
acre lot. Reasonably priced, ST.
800. Call HE. 4-6400 to inspect.
HUGH T PECK.
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kE aSsIls 3;bedrOom
tractively Handicapped lot. Fea-
lures include lst-h. liv. rm., din.
rm,, kit; 2 bedrms. and bath and
bath, plus 2 rms. on end; full
basement: nice yard. Price. S15,-
O0C. CT approved. FLOYD z.
DAVIS Co. 1929 K st. NV.
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LANGLEY PARK AREA-Attractiv
3-bedrm brk.; lst-flr pwdr. rm.,
lge. rear porch, I'm. rec. rm.;
$1,000 dn., lge. AZ loan. HUGH
T. PECK, HE. 4-64OO. 1850 New
Hampshire ave.
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BETHESDA and 4 bedrms., new
all-brk. ramblers; full din. rm..
mod. kit, bsmt., carport, S27.950
to $40. 500. GEO. W. ROBERTSON,
REALToR, 1895 Wis, ave. OIL. q
2123. Office open q to 9.
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RKTIRED CPLE.. will enjoy the
towering oaks surrounding this
cute, ,all-brk. rambler: Ice. sep.
din. rfn., liv; rm. with firepl.; cor.
lot, ranch fenced; only $14.500.
A. J: KESSINGER & CO., JU.
The people's voice., 1957-12-13
A Capitalist Speaks
LET'S Meet the Soviets Halfway

say | was deceived, taken III. OCHerS
would say the whole thing was gotten
up to put over Russian scheme. The
Russians had nothing to do with get
ting the party up. l think, in fact, they
approached it with some caution.
The Russian today, whether he's
dealing with pure or applied sci
ence, is the equal of anyone else
in the world. When these scientists
were in Pugwash this summer, l
took friends of mine from the
Western countries aside, and said:
'Ts there anything that our top
scientists know about nuclear war
fare. about the power of the atom,
that they don't know? Is there any
thing we have that they don't?"
They said: "They have everything
we have, and more"
The Russians sent delegation of
farmers to America-I'm farmer as
we'll as an industrialist-and one of
the Russian shortcomings is in good
beef cattle. I gave them purebred
shorthorn bull I have the grand
champion of the world in that beef
breed). They thought that was
gesture of friendship, perhaps. Short
ly afterward a delegation of Russian
journalists came to the United States
and they asked the State Department
if they could spend day with me.
The State Department arranged 1T,
and they did.
They were unusually competent
men, bright, friendly. have interests
in coal and iron and steel, and | think
they had an idea that l was probably
fomenting war in order to sell my
product. But I also have 13 grand
children. These tots came out and
greeted the Russians in such friend
ly fashion that the Russians said,
eve have children like that" and be-
gan pulling out pictures of their own
youngsters. | believe they became
convinced then that no man with
children like those showed would
want to foment war.
When Pugwash came along, asked
the Russians to send over some of
their leading scientists, and they re-
sponded.
l don't suppose you'd find any one
in the world more dedicated to capi-
talism and democracy than | am. But
| think the best way to destroy these
The people's voice., 1957-12-13

DR.. Rabinowitch is right. These
documents are important. They dis
close what l believe to be the spirit
that now prevails in Russia desire
for reaching an understanding with
the Western World. We should fol-
low it up.
The men who met at Pugwash
spoke not only for themselves but for
associates in various parts OF the
world. There wasn't the slightest re-
straint on the part of anyone-all
talked as scientists, not with nation
alistic or political objectives.
There will be no solution, no road
to peace, as long as nobody will
trust anyone else, as long as one
side is trying to bamboozle the
other.
At Pugwash none of that existed.
Each scientist there believed what the
other scientists were saying. And IN
a sense they couldn't fool each other
they were all men with the widest
knowledge of atomic energy, and OF
the hydrogen bomb. | didn't see
single instance where one man was
trying to put something over on some
one else. They were trying to deal
with facts, not with illusions and
prejudices.
Everyone warned in advance that
the Russians would never go along.
But after a day all Of us were con-
vinced that the Russians were being
completely honest, completely frank.
Therefore, it made for remarkable
community where the cards were all
on the table, where everyone was
aboveboard with everyone else.
realize there are people who would
The people's voice., 1957-12-13
By CYRUS S. EATON, In
NEW YORK HERALD-TRIBUNE

Mr.. Eaton is that rare combina-
tion of tycoon and philosopher. In
between Industrial empires, Mr..
Eaton relaxes over books of phil
osophy and classical literature. He
studied for the Baptist ministry, is
the nephew Of Charles Eaton, who
was John d. Rock efeller's pastor in
Cleveland His first job was with
Mr. Rockefeller. Now he heads the
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway, West
Virginia Coal, Steep Rock Iron
Mines and Portsmouth Steel, and is
a trustee of the University of Chi
cago, Denison University and Case
Institute of Technology. Here he
discusses the recent proposals OF
two groups of leading Soviet scien-
lists.
The people's voice., 1957-12-13
A Soviet Hand Of Friendship
Editorial From New York HERALD-TRIBUNE

Editorial New York HERALD-TRIBUNE
the Atomic Scien
scientists together with formal resolution the Presdium
of The itself
scientists including
famous Kaptza D. F Skobeltzyn
the holding
discuss the dangers
hermonucear The Skobeyn Kaptza letter
all
discpn biologists medical scientists phoso
schools economists historians sociologi educators
In such hm full of
destructive scientists cannot remain aside Their
of
possibility
ofth and economic systems
effort with
proposals directed
creation and tranquility
fora
The people's voice., 1957-12-13
A. Nesmejanov, N Semenov, I. Bardin,


Rabnowitch points
although demands prohibition of
hey
solution the problem of avoiding
rather than abohng Because of this
the half the exchanges proposed
this Soviet offer has out OF meeting
capitalists
chairman of the Chesapeake Ohio Railway and
and other interests Mr. Eaton invited
together at his
home at Pugwas His discussion of what the conference
presented
special by him on this
Mr. by Fobes Magazine of the fifty
thoughtful
be study of all Americans
The people's voice., 1957-12-13

we were the darlings of the gods.
We ought to stop boasting about
ourselves and stop maligning other
people, whether Chinese or Russian.