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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-27
POLOPRIVREDA

U toku owe godine prema
Drustvenom planu Hrvatske
ocekuje Sc novi nagli uspon
poljoprivredne proizvo d n je,
gdje &c sc u velikom broju
poljoprivrednih gospodarsta-
va organizirati intenzivna i
moderna proizvodnja m a,
mlijeka povrca. Ia ostvare-
ME owe modernizacije POLIO
privrede povecat &c sc broj
traktora u poljoprivredi Hr-
vatske "a oko 1,2O0 komada.
Osim traktora nabavit &c sc
/ velik broj poljoprivrednih
strojeva kao strojevi "a gno-
jidbu, sjetvu sadnju, njegu
j zastitu, strojevi "a zetvu,
berbu spremanje usjeva.
Ia ostvarenje ovog velikog
programa poljoprivrednog ma
pretka nabavit &c sc i pove-
cana kolicina kemijskih sred-
stava u prvom redu umjet-
nih gnojiva.
Melioracioni radovi &c sc o.
baviti ma velikim povrsinama
ma Belju Vinkovcima. Nova
kanalska mreza "a navodnja-
vanje ostvarit &c sc u okolici
Bosuta a takodjer Sc pred
vida nastavak slicnih radova
u Baranji, ma eitavom pod
rucju Slavonije Podravine,
u Sinjskom Polju, Neretvan-
skoj Blatiji, Imotskom Polju,
Konavlju, Vrgorskom jezeru
| Rasi.
U toku owe godine zapocet
&c Sc podizanjem velikih plan
taznih n asa d a, vocnjaka i
vinograda ma citavom pod
rucju Hrvatske. Tako &c Sc u
Smilcicu podignuti nasad bre-
saka, u Djakovu jabuka, kru-
Saka i vi1anja, Z Omixlju brs-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-27

Vazno je, brate, da stalno posjetujes
sjedncu svoga odsjeka i redovno pla6aS svo-
j pristojbe. Cini take. Neasboravi!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-27

Svake godine povecava Sc i
broj autobusa, osobnih auto
mobila i manjih vozila, a "a
njih Sc grade novi putovi, dok
Sc starr prosiruju asfaltira-
-ju. Grade se novi hoteli ma
jadranskoj obali u unutras-
njosti zemlje, a owe godine
prvi puta u Jugoslaviji po-
dignut &c Sc i novi motel, da
bi sc zadovoljilo potrebe We
likog broja motornih vozila
i putnika ma jugoslavenskim
cestama.
Krajem godipe S a b or N.
R. Hrvatske donosi druStveni
plan razvitka cjelokupne pri-
vrede owe Republike u okviru
citave zemlje, pa IL tog pla-
ma koji je nedavno usvojen ma
zasjedanju Sabora donosimo
nekoliko karakteristicnih po-
dataka O izgradnji privredno-
industrijskih objekata, koji &c
u toku owe godine - 1859
biti izgradjeni u swim dijelo-
vima Hrvatske.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-27

nekoliko karakteristicnih po-
dataka O izgradnji privredno-
industrijskih objekata, koji &c
u toku owe godine - 1859.
biti izgradjeni u swim dijelo-
vima Hrvatske.
INDUSTRIAL
U 1859. godini predvidja Sc
daljnji pora t industrijske
proizvodnje, usmjerene ma bo-
lie iskoriscenje postojecih do
mach sirovina i vec podignu-
tin industrijskih postroJenJa.
Porast proizvodnje elektro-
energije bit &c 26 posto, jer
u ovoj godini ce Sc potpunije
koristiti kapaciteti HE Go
jak, a u hidroelektrani Kra-
ljevac bit &c povecana proiz-
vodnja koristenjem akumula-
CHE Peruce. Ipak, da bi sc u
dovoljilo stalnom porastu po-
trosnje elektriene ener g j e,
potrebno je neprekidno osigu-
ravati nova postrojenja kako
u izvorima elektricne energiie
tako i u prenosnoj mrezi. O.
We &c sc godine nastaviti IL
gradnja velikih elektrana HE
Split, TIE Zagreb II. i HE Du-
brovnik, koje &c velikim dije~
lom rijesiti problem elektro-
energetske bilance u bllzoJ
perspektivi.
Istovremeno da bi Sc ova
energija normalno prenosila
pocet &c izgradnja jadranskog
dalekovoda S plit-Mraclln,
zatim Peruca-Split. T a k o.
dier &c sc u toku owe godlne
graditi dalekovod izmedju
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - Vlro-
vitice, zatim Medjuric-Sla-
vonski Brod, diva u Hrvat-
skom Primorju i to 'Vinodol
KIRK Vinodol-Senj, u Sla-
voniji Medjuric-Daruvar i
Nasice-Podravska Slatina, u
Lici Gospic-Gracac, u Dal-
maciji Zadar-Nin i mnogi
drugi.
U proizvodnji ugljena pred
vida sc povecanje proizvod-
ME visoko kvalitetnih ugljena
a u proizvodnji matte i ME
nih derivata predvidjaju Sc
zamasni radovi ma istraziva-
nju novih naftonosnih rajona
u Podravini, Donjoj Posavini,
Gornjoj Posavini, u Istri kod
Rovinja, u Banatu te even
tualno u Sjevernoj Dalmaciji.
Proizvodnja zemnog pima
u toku 1859. uglavnom &c sc
ravnati prema potrebama po-
trosaca, a vecu potrosnju u
svojit &c stavljanje u pogon
postrojenja "a konverziju u
Zagrebu. U ovoj grani pri-
vred e predvidjaju Sc tako-
djer izgradnja degazolinaze u
Klostru, dovrsenje skladisnih
instalacija "a rafinerije u Sis
ku Rijeci i izgradnja nafto-
v o d a izmedju Moslavackog
basena i rafinerije Sisak.
Proizvodnja crne metalur-
gije &c takodjer zabiljeziti po-
vecanje u proizvodnji zeljez-
ne rude, sirovog bijelog i 81
vog zeljeza, celika SIN be-
savnih cijevi.
Cd ObOjenih metala naro-
cito &c porasti proizvodnja a.
lurninijuma i svih preradje-
vina IL boksita. Ia ostvarenje
toga istrazivat &c Sc nova ma
lazista rudace u Istri ! Dal-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19

formation to planning groups.
But Dean Bray said such
groups are attacking the metro
politan areas urban planning
problems by bits and pieces. "
However. he said he believes
the way to solve this is not
through some super govern
ment" for the entire area, but
by an education program that
will resolve local rivalries and
mesh interests for adjustments
to an overall plan.
He added that the District
Government is not equipped
for urban planning, set up as
it is under congressional con-
troll. He favored giving the
District back to Maryland as a
political unit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19

special gifts and memorial con.
tributions.
Sixty per cent Of all funds
will remain in the District to
support the year round pro-
grams Of education and service
Mr.. Burroughs said. The 40 per
cent sent TO the national or
ganization is devoted largely to
research, some of which is car
ried on in local institutions, he
added.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19

little to Justly this assumption,
since there has been no final
decision on whether or not
Government agencies will be
dispersed outside Washington
or centralized in the confines
of the District.
Nor did the survey, dealing
only with transportation needs,
take into account future popu-
lation trends, Dean Bray said.
He said the Center for Metro
politsn Studies, operating with
the participation of local uni
versities, the National Academy
of Sciences and the Brookings
Institution, will be able to pro-
vide this type Of information,
The center will provide
basic research" providing in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19
AUDeon Mild in Praise
OfMoss Transit Study

last Sunday. spelled out a $2,4
billion transportation system
for Metropolitan Washington
TO provide freeways and express
transit facilities for the areas
needs up to 1880.
Appearing on the WTOP-TV
program. City Side" Dean
Bray said the survey was based
on the assumption that Fed
eral employment will remain
relatively stable here during
the next 20 years,
But he added that there is
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erage Industry OF Washington
on June 81 at the Sheraton
Park Hotel, Mr.. Burroughs
said. A check for $4,000 was
given TO the local cancer So
ciety this week by Henry Lee,
chairman of the event.
Mr.. Burroughs reported thai
a breakdown Of funds contrib
uted shows:
$4,000 from the neighbor-
hood Cancer Crusade Sunday;
$76,942 from business, industry
professions and labor organiza
tions; $ll,635 from clubs and
organizations through special
events; $l28,445 designated To
the cancer society In the Fed
eral Service Health Campaign;
and $43,07l from local Gov
eminent employees and through
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The dean of American Uni
versity had only mild praise
yesterday for Washington's
Mass Transportation Survey,
calling 1t a competent" job.
Dean Richard M. Bray. who
heads a group Of educators or
ganizing the Center for Met
ropolitan Studies here, said the
survey was good as far as 1t
went, but inferred it didn't
go far enough.
The survey report, released
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19
Cancer Gifts
AtS346,953

More than $346,953 was con-
tributed to the 1859 Cancer
Crusade in the District, Rich
ard T. Burroughs, District CRU
SADIE chairman, announced yes
terday.
Mr.. Burroughs said the total
for the fiscal year ending Au-
gust 81 is expected to exceed
$350,000.
The largest single contribu-
ton was brought in by a benefit
dance sponsored by the Bev-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19

THE SUNDAY STAR Ala 1
Washington, o. c.
yuIY la. 1859
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VALUE
WESTMORELAND HILLS

white brick Colonial n
featuring 5 bedrooms ga baths,
full bsmt, with rec, room, maid'a
room and bath Ewes. call Mrs.
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lM nae ETNe sTAR AIrL uMTuRnsHp0 aAlh uNuAMAIDp 81

Arn -c0Nn. - Wnshinmtpn'n nnagt
iafaa. enaclouai til-e.tclfie tltcn.
balcony. Finest elevation, heautl'
ful view exclusive neN. modern
ConVrnlrntIy : located Apartment
building available Immediately
Tan k4atx. t'to Conn ass.n'w.
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BETHESDA-Besut. dec, 3-bedrml
brick Colonial ,n spa en- Nv; n Fm' kitnl
powder rm. on first A.: full bsmt
with rec. rm.; screened porch,
we'll landse. I'd: S2l,5b0. KOR-
ZENDORFER, REALToR, OIL. 4
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WILL1hIMD @ %
JU. 7-6744
TRADE

TOP VALUE FOR YOUR HOME
Get q nice big new home without
an tn hcsdaches Of Selli1- yours
4 bedIm.. 3-bath house on 9t-aere
As little as SIS. 500 equity in your
home will handle purchase
James C. Conley & Co.
1901 woodmont Avenue. Bethesda
OIL. 1888
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OEWEY M. FREEMAN

HOUSES BY HUGHES - Popular
Cap Cod "A bedyms) with lge.
kit, daylight hsmt. enclosed rear
porch, patio and barbecue pit in
rear; home compl. redec. a real
CO. AP. 1-I400.
HOUSES BY HUGHES-older homo
but tiptop shape, consists OF z
bessPfs;, de noo nv f I'M bs 5s T d.t'
garage, lge. porch. Only S10,950:
$500 down W. r. HUGHES CO.
AP. 7-l400.
HYATTsVILLE-S4OO down viii
buy this 3-bedrln. older home on
large lot: sep. din. rm., full bsmt.,
gas h-w.h.: FLA appraised az
S12.250 for quick sale. Call I'll
9 pm. WA. $4,000, ROBERT 8.
DAVIS g. CO. INC, REALTORS.
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CAPE COD

Beautiful white brick Cape Coo on
corner lot: bedroom and bath LIST
fIoor: . bedrms., bath End moor
close-in Silver Spring; convenient
ali schools. transportation.
THOMPSON co. JU. $4,000
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SILVER SPRING-Close in, Flowel
ave. area; brick rambler;, 4 bed.
rms, 8 full baths, attached garage
spacious rooms; priced in low 3Os
custom home: close to all convent
ences. CHESTER KELLER WOOD
MOOR AGENCY CORP. JU. s.
7lO0 9 to 8. JU. 9-5555.
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AMER. U.-sPRTNG VALLEY AREA.
Big. 3-bedroom. 2iz-bath orici
rambler, with center hall. sep. din
rm.. huge all-elec. kit, full bsmt.
scr. pch. S29.500; 5000 dow
NAV buyi FRANK s. PHILIPS
INC, d. 7-1411: ewes. EN-. 3-2232
CHEVY CHASE. d. C., 3O24 DOG.
wood st. n.w.-Lge. 3-bedrm. ram
bier with ga baths; panel fam
rm. with frepl,; liv. rm. with Ice
picture wind; family-slze DIN. rm.'
, all-elee. KIT. with breakfast area
Screened porch. pvt. maids rm.,
lear garage and stone patio
Open daily til dark. For sale by
OWNER Dir: OREGON ave. TO Dog
wood st left 70 open sign. LA. O.
1855: and IN. 3-932b.
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EVANSVILLE
S13.500-$450 Down

THE PERRY BOSWELL co.
WA. 7-45O0 Realtors
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

A DELIGHTFUL HOME-wen con-
structed brick colonial Wit. SLATE
iocstion. is one of Silver Springs
finest. bedrms. and bath up
stairs. living rm., dining rm.. kit.
powder rm. and screened porch
on Ist floor. Lovely rec. rm. in
bsmt.. well HANDICAPPED sevel and
fenced lot. Assume large LIST trust
or will FHA. Call JU. $500.
ewes. WI s-3273, LAWRENCE ".
LUTES CO
ASHTON AREA-Country homes,
building sites and farms, ASHTON
REALTY CO.. ~. A-l743.
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Woodside

Area spIit-level. Dashboard heat.
Ave bedrooms, all brick: very large
level, wooded lot: all rooms extra
large, also the Kitchen; beautiful
recreation room. two hreplaces,
LARGE screened porch; large storage
attic, plus many walk-in closets.
Master bedroom approx 16x22
n. Three baths; fully air condi-
toned. Built for large family.
Phone US for Apt. to show. Inc
price. only S43,950.
James c. Conley & Co.
asss GA. AVE. JU. 9-4l34 TIL 2
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ALLENTOWN RD.-4-bedrm. Cape
Cod; Q baths, knotty pine rec rI1.'
oil h.-w.h,: Diet. garage with stor:
age rm.; 2-rm. cottage in rear OF
lot with heat, water and cleo. Ap:
prox. 1-acre of ground. Fruit and
shade trees. For sale by OWNER
CHI. S-44Sl.
ASSUME 40 CT losn--3-bedroom
masonry rambler: clean: fenced;
near country club; mo. payments
4-S5S3. 80,
only S62.43 incl. everything. UN.
peter j. hagan and son
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HAMLET

This beautiful brick Colonial home
Is air conditioned for those hot
DAYS. 5 bedrms., > baths, > powder
rms, game nm. opening on grouno
level. Exclusive community. onown
b. appointment only CAL OF.
s-e344. once open 2 til =. FkkD-
ERICK w. BEREN9 SALES INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04

SERVICE STATION for lease-Mod.
ern, ebay. fully equipped, estab'
lished gallonage. in a large Prince
1-tIOO: week ends, AP. 7-0s54
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HOUSES WANTED TO REM

DESIRE TO RENT 3-bedrm.. I'M
furn. house, for three months.
Annandale, Falls Church area.
JE. 3-S0S3.
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Custom Built

By owner, but now a widower,
wishes to sell this cute brick B.
bedroom rambler in q select area
Of silver Spring. Plaster walls.
nice large side screened porch,
large level lot, fenced. All homes
in area are higher priced, This
one priced for fast sale; S2O,I5O.
Firm
S BEDRMS.-$16,700
This is no jokei All brick; this
rambler also has large eouipped
level exit TO lovely yard. Close to
All schools. Assume CT loan or 20
FHA Don't hesitate on this onei
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BETHESDA

Brick Colonial; 4 rms, LIST a., sep-
arate entrance. ideal for doctor
once or iarse family. bedrms
% A.: gear garage sitting on. 3
large lots. Priced 81 $4,000 FOL
mined. sale. Inspection By appt
only. Call OIL. d-2la4 onie'
open 3 to q, FREDERICK W
BERENs SALES, INC.
BETHEsDA-NIH AREA, a fully and
attractively developed levels, step
down liv. rm. with heamed eathe-
dral ceiling. 3 bedrms,. ga baths,
paneled rec. rm., family RIM. with
many built-ins.:: 9arage centrally
air-eond,, S3O,95O. ANDRIS RE-
ATTY OF, o-0OTO.
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ATTENTION vETERAN-5es down
and S59.3t per mo. buys thus
mod. kit. with breakfast space. 3
spacious bedrms., storm windows
and screens. Level yard 5Qxl50.
E. C.. HILLEY g. CO., REALIOH'
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$1,000 pN--BFTcK RAMBLER
Lovely 6-rm. brick rambler; FIRE.
place, full bsnt.. large lot; near
Md., IA. s-2ii7. IS
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BETHESDA-New contemporary
STYLED home; entrance-level den
powder rm.. laundry rEn., and =
car garage; enormous liv. I'm. with
cathedral ceiling, really de luxe
kit, 3 bedrms., > baths. Low Dos
ANDRIs REALTY. OIL. 2-9070.
BETHESDA, Cedar Crest Ests:. y
Bethesda's newest choice loo. --3a
SOLD IN 5 WEEKS. NOW ONLY
A FEW LEFT. 4 and 5 bedrms., ga
to 3 baths, esrports or. garages
mod. kits, rec. rms. plus game
BETHESDA REALTY, OIL. 4-1415
BETHESDA-center-hall rambler
3 bedr.Il., 2 baths. rec. rms Win
firepl., breezeway, gar. Lot lOVa
260. overlook golf course. III 9
GIULiANO, RI. Estate, OIL. 4-l100
BETHEsDA-Assume $1,000 AZ
loan, 2-year-old, 4-bedrm., 2-bath
brick Cape Cod. diversified kitchen
with exit to rear fenced yard
Rumpus room in bsmt. ST. 800
ANDRIS REALTY, OIL. 2-9070 I'll 3
BETHESDA = 3-bedrm., 2-bath
brick rambler: spae. liv. rm. with
firepl.; din. rm.; equip. Kit with
built-in refgr., breakfast bar, rec
rm.: $23.950. KORZENDoRFER
REALTOR, OIL. 4-S1I1.
BRADLEY BLVD. AREA-Modern'
istic 4-bedrm., 2Iz-bath eontemp.
den, fam. kit; carport; upper
:50's. A. v. PISANI, Realtors, OIL
4-55O0: ewes, oil, 4-S116.
BROOKDALE-First presentation.
Immaculate most attractive white
brick home, den and powder
room list floor; 2 bedrms., on
and. Good closets. Separate din
ing rm.: 2 nreplaces; patio
HTLDEBRAND CO. Ju. 9-sssl
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BRICK COLONIAL close to park
way; 3 bedrms., lge. liv. rm., sep.
din. rm: full bsmt.. fenced 10y:
only S13,400. A real buy. uN.
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BURNT BURNT MILLS VILLAGE

4 bedrms.. Q baths, all on one level
are only two of the high points q
this loft. question built BRIG
rambler, 1t also boasts of q Is
II. iiv. rm. and a 17-tt.. .dining
rm., there is an expandable. 2nd
n which is roughed in for sd-
ditional bedrms. and more baths
All this on q completely FENCED
acre lot close TO transp. ana Sn0p-
ping. Unusual Al, ms tlnsn eIIHs FE TNc
m T-7700 It'll 8.
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VIII. $4,000

ROCK CREEK FOREST-The only
priced under $4,000. All brick
rambler Of East-West hwy. with
3 bedrms. and Ia baths; lovely
liv. rm. with frepl. bright din.
rm., fully equip. kit; rec. rm., in
full bsmt.; outside entr.; Bar-b-q
pit on beautiful anchor-fenced lot.
Call Lo. 5-36S7. SUBURBAN PRO-
PERTIES MGT
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ROCKVILLE-This is must on
the Inspection list, An brick Cape
Cod, Liv, rm. with fireplace, 4
bedrms., den, 2 full baths. storm
windows. enclosed yard. Close "a
transp.: $4,000. ROGER H
SPENCER CO.. GA. 4-5151, ewes
GA 4-5S0o.
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on the East-west foreign min
isters' meeting next month with
a communique declaring:
/. Identification OF Germany
must be solved by Germans
themselves. with no interfer-
ence from outside"
2. A peace treaty with Ger
many or settlement Of West
Berlins future must not be
made dependent ON solution OF
the European security problem,
3. Poland and czechoslovakia
must be accepted as full par
Elephants at the Geneva con-
ference and at the summit
meeting expected 10 follow next
summer.
4. West Berlin should be made
q demilitarized free city"
guaranteed by the big powers
and the United Nations, the
peace treaty proposed by the
Soviets for Germany should be
approved at once.
The warsaw conference,
dominated by Soviet Foreign
Minister Andrei Gromyko,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-29
Geneva Plans
tby Russia
And Satellites

WARSAW. April 20 (AP) -
Russia and her Communist
allies today announced their
expected full agreement on the
Soviet platform for the Gen.
eva conference.
They rejected in advance ex-
pected Western proposals Of
a package settlement embracing
West Berlin, German reuniti-
cation and a European security
system.
Foreign ministers Of the
Warsaw Pact powers and the
deputy minister Of Communist
China ended a two-day parley
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-29

to the United States. Well. !
think that history is going TO
say that the United States
leadership has been very inter-
mittent in its pulsations--not
been as good as it might be.
Perhaps there's been a lack Of
decision In the top level.
Anyhow. it's-I think you've
got to admit the fact, rightly
or wrongly, that American
leadership. Of recent years, has
been rather suspect, and if
why It's been rather suspect,
you'd probably know better
than I would.
And ! believe that somebody
has got to come forward now
and supply the consistency
be a sort of moral broker. And
that's what l think Macmillan
is doing. ="
Marshal Montgomery's re-
marks came in reply to ques-
tons by CHS Commentators
Edward r. Murrow and Charles
Collingwood Ia an interview.
Barbs at Eisenhower
Marshal Montgomery's re-
marks were replete with barbs
directed at President Eisen-
hover, his former military
chief.
He suggested that soldiers
should stay out of politics be-
cause "the same man can't do
both"
He attacked the Eisenhower
position that he will not go to
a summit conference unless
he's certain something will
come of it.
He also disagreed with Mr..
Eisenhower's statement that it
would be illogical to- fight a
ground war over Berlin. Mar
shall Montgomery indicated he
believes this is precisely the
kind Of war the Russians might
be thinking about fighting.
He labeled Gen. Douglas
Macarthur far and away the
best service chief that America
produced in the Second World
War.
He renewed his charge, made
last year in his memoirs, that
during World War II Mr.. Eli
senhower did not understand
the Normandy battle plan
which he himself had approved.
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reception here on his private
visit but his arrival last night
did not create much excitement.
Meanwhile. Britain's press
fired q concerted blast at the
field marshal today, declaring
the blunt old soldier chose the
worst possible moment to
launch a TV attack ron the
quality Of United States leader
ship.
The papers expressed fear
his derogatory remarks almost
on the eve of the East-West
foreign ministers talks might
have dealt a damaging blow
to British-American unity.
His attack came in an hour
long film televised last night
in America. The interview was
shown on United States screens
not long after his arrival in
Moscow. Some British papers
have condemned his visit.
Health Is a Target
Marshal Montgomery. who
filmed the interview before
making his self-appointed mis-
sion to Moscow to examine
what ais East-West relations,
also fired a scatter shot at the
health Of President Eisen-
hover, John Foster Dulles and
Secretary of State Christian A.
Herter," who are not very we'll
and added that this is mo
good" s
The liberal News Chronicle
said the references to the
health Of Americas leaders
were "couched in the worst
possible way"
Commented the tabloid Daily
Sketch: Monty is dead right
when he says that soldiers
should stay out of politicf. II
only he would take his own
good advice
Muzzling Suggested
Several members of Parlia-
ment we're reported pressing
the government to do some-
thing to muzzle Marshal Mont
gomery. Some critics were re-
ported to have urged Prime
Minister Macmillan to speak
to him as a friend. Ofhcially
the government can do noth-
ing.
AS a private citizen, the field
marshal is free to say what he
likes as long as he does not
violate the official secrets act.
The fact that he is still on
the army active list-field mar
shals. like American five-star
generals. never officially re-
tire-does not limit this free
dom.
Marshal Montgomery said
American leadership of the free
world under President Eisen-
hover is suspect"
And he said Britain is COM
ing forward to supply what he
described as the consistency"
needed by the Western alliance.
He declared that nov, of
course, after the war, the, lead
ership of the free world passed
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7 Americans Attend
EIbe Fete in Moscow

MOSCOW, April 20 tAP) -
Seven United States veterans
arrived in Moscow Yesterday for
q Russian american reunion of
soldiers who met at the Elbe
River in l945 in the World War
II drive that split Germany
in two.
The seven arrived on the
same Soviet jetliner that
brought Britain's Field Marshal
Montgomery for a three-day
visit with Soviet leaders. The
reunions have been held since
1855. The American group will
be guests for the big May Day
parade in Moscow and probably
will visit Stalingrad and Len
ingrad.