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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-24
CONSTANTINE BROWN
Against Personal Diplomacy

dom IN the world and that
Of enslavement by interna-
tional communism.
President Eisenhower, as
Chief Executive Of the United
States, heads q formidable
coalition endeavoring to put
a halt to the inroads of In
ternational communism. The
nations forming that coali-
ton in the four corners Of
the globe are supporting It
with various degrees Of en-
thusiasm. BY and large. how
ever. they stand by their
tenets, even In areas where
national communism plays
an important political role,
Moreover. it is known that
even behind the Iron Cur
tain there is an increasing
restlessness and an undimin-
ishing hope that the day
may come when the present
harsh dictatorship may be
overthrown from within, de-
spite the failures In Hun.
gary, Poland, East Germany
and China. This the shrewd
Mr.. Khrushchev knows only
too well.
Hence his twofold efforts:
One to obtain, or at least to
give the impression to the
outside world, that he and
the head Of the Nation which
for two centuries has been
carrying the torch Of liberty
have reached some kind Of
direct agreement" And two,
his proposal for world dis
armament, each country
maintaining a police force In
keeping with its internal
needs. These are great in the
totalitarian realms and small,
relatively insignificant, in the
free countries.
Whatever the failing Of
Mr.. Eisenhower may be, he
has shown himself during the
tenure Of his high Office as q
firm defender Of the Con-
stitution. Hence, 1t Is unlikely
that he may fall into the trap
of any kind of private agree.
ments" the Communist boss
may produce at the Camp
David meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-24

,e On a day when the one
time shepherd boy from
,Kalinovka was uttering flute
like notes instead of the
raucous squawks Of an old
sparrow. it was announced
from w shington that
Charles Bohlen, presently
Ambassador to the Philip
pines. would become a special
State Department assistant
on Soviet affairs.
This is reasSuring rews in
a time of indecision.
Mr.. Bohlen is, one may say
; with assurance. the only per-
son officially connected with
the Government Of whom it
may be said that he is an
expert on Russian affairs.
The current visit of Mr..
Khrushchev has revealed to
us how unprepared we were
for him, and how little I'M
derstanding we had Of his
methods.
r We are reminded again of
what a great blight the late
Joe Mccarthy brought upon
our State Department. For
almost six years he managed
to paralyze 1t. He gave us a
period of years in which 1t
was dangerous for a State
Department employe to read
or seek to know anything
about Russia. He made guilt
by association certain con-
viction. He established the
fact of guilt before any hear
ing so strongly that even
though no guilt was estab-
lished, the defendant was
thereafter unable to function
in his job.
1t is undisputed that for
those years our Government,
insofar as the real develop
ments In Russia were con-
cerned, was in a vacuum.
President Eisenhower was,
out Of his own experience in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-24
Friends Hope Eisenhower Will Avoid
The Roosevelt Truman Theory

Some friends and admirers
Of President Eisenhower hope
he will not follow the foot
steps Of his two Democratic
pred ecessors, Presidents
Roosevelt and Truman. and
indulge in personal diplo-
macy" The latter two side
stepped the tenets Of the
great Democratic President,
Woodrow Wilson, who in
sisted on "open covenants
openly arrived at"
The temptation is there:
Mr.. Khrushchev, who of
course is in q position to
practice IL. may urge 1t on
Mr.. Eisenhower. The stage
setting at Camp David. where
the heads Of state Of the two
most powerful nations Of the
world will meet, lends itself
to such a purpose. Mr.. Khru-
shchev already has intimated
that he favors. like Stain.
zones Of responsibility" Tin
plain English, infiuence) as
the best step toward q relax
alton Of tension and coexist-
ence. He has great hopes Of
selling the idea to President
Eisenhower in the seclusion
Of the Maryland retreat.
In as far as this country
is concerned. personal di-
plomacy is as alien to us as
having a hereditary head of
state in the White House.
Personal diplomacy had It's
ovigins-and advantages-at
the time when kings and
emperors considered them
selves the anointed Of God;
when they ruled nations by
the grace Of God" and not
by the will of the people. Per-
sonal diplomacy among these
rulers, who regarded each
other as brethren" Cor later
cousins, was in order.
The first outlawry Of war
was agreed. for instance, be-
tween King Francis I Of
France and King Henry VII
Of England. After his defeat
at Pavia at the hands Of the
Spaniards. Francis eventually
returned to Paris. whence he
wrote to Henry that wars
we're cruel and devastating /;
there should be agreements
among kings to abolish them.
Henry replied that he was all
in favor Of the idea Of his
dear brother. the King Of
France. He was ready to send
a military force anywhere
where there might be a war
to whip the disturber Of
peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-24
HoI|ywoods Lost Opportunity

numbers during the tour.
OF one thing, however, the
State Department had con-
troll. and that was the cul-
tural face turned to the Rus
slams by the Americans. Hol-
lywood could be counted on
to cooperate, whatever its
faults. If for no other reason
than that it wishes to sell its
pictures to the vast Russian
audience.
In a total lapse Of consid-
Grafton for the desired effect,
it was allowed to show a por-
ton of the "cancan" must
cal. Americans understand
that they have recourse to
vulgarity at the box Office.
They can buy tickets or stay
home. But the opening was
there and the razor-keen Mr..
Khrushchev seized it.
He attacked the lavish dis
play of what he called with
peasant bluntness female
backsides." He commented
sarcastically that 1t was
hardly an answer to the Rus
sian ballet and intimated it
only confirmed low opinions
of Western culture he al
ready entertained.
What 1t gave him, in short,
was a perfect reply to the
cultural press groups in his
own encourage and at home.
He can say, There, you see.
Would you import that to
Russian
Incidentally, Mr.. Khru-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-24
DAVID LAWRENCE

- Congress did something at
its last session which should
have evoked the sharpest
protests from all liberals, but
most Of them were strangely
silent. A law was passed tell
ing the radios and television
stations of the country that
they need not grant equal
time" to all political candi-
dates when one happened to
be mentioned in the normal
. course Of news broadcasts,
but Congress reaffirmed Its
right to dictate how these
stations shall handle political
speeches.
Whenever a station pro-
I vides time for a regular
speech to one candidate. 1t
still must do the same for
all others. The news judy
nment of the editor Of the
stations programs may be
that the speech by a rival
candidate isn't interesting to
hear in preference to other
news and that the same time
could be better used other
wise for the benefit Of the
audience. But the provisions
of the Communications Act
which we're not repealed by
Congress in its last session
still say. in effect, that the
First Amendment to the Con-
stitution. guaranteeing a free
press. shall be disregarded.
Unfortunately. the Su-
.preme Court Of the United
States in a decision in 1943
ruled that Congress can
abridge the freedom of the
press wherever a radio or
television license issued by
the Government is involved.
In other words, the grant of
a Government privilege takes
away the right of the recipi-
lent to be on a par with other
branches Of the press.
Someday the Supreme
Court may rule that, because
Of their acceptance Of second
. class mail privileges. Con-
greSs is given the right to tell
newspapers how they shall
allocate their news space on
speeches in political cam
paigns. To avoid this, the
only safe course is to secure
the adoption of q new amend
tnent to the Constitution
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-24

Personal diplomacy is out
Of order these days when the
heads Of states are either
constitutional monarchs very
few remaining or presidents
elected by the people to
whom they are directly re-
sponsible. Personal diplomacy
was used by Hitler and Stain
Through their foreign min
lister stooges) and resulted
in the Berlin-Moscow pact
which permitted the un-
leashing Of World War II. It
is a sad reflection on the
leaders Of the free world dur
ing the last war that they
were drawn into personal
diplomacy" by Stain and
agreed to his terms at Te-
heran, Yalta, and to q lesser
degree at Potsdam. It is true
that no treaties were signed
at these three gatherings.
Under our Constitution the
Chief Executive must submit
any treaty with foreign pow
ers to the Senate for ap-
proval. Since Mr.. Roosevelt
knew what fate the Yalta
arrangements would meet at
the hands Of the Senator's,
he circumvented the CO ST.
tuition by calling his binding
arrangements with Stain
executive agreements"
The present unprecedented
state Of disturbance all over
the world is the direct result
Of the personal diplomacy
in which the Red Dictator
ship entrapped us between
1913 and l945. The excuse
then was that we had to win
the war against the formi-
dable Axis powers and the
Russians were killing Nazis, {"
hence they had to be granted
everything they wanted.
The situation is entirely
different now. We are in the
midst Of what is described
as a cold war. In fact, 1t Is
q death struggle Gin which
weapons need not be used)
between the concept Of free
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-24
Philippine Post Goes
To Admiral Carson

MANILA, Sept. "a (AP).-
Rear Admiral Joseph M (Kit)
Carson will take over as COM
mander-in-chief of United
States naval forces in the Phil
ippines in late October, a Navy
spokesman announced today.
Admiral Carson. who saw &C
ton in the World War II bat
tie OF Leyte Gulf and the In
chon landing during the Korean
War, will succeed Rear Admiral
Edgar A. Cruise. Admiral
Cruise retires November l with
the rank Of vice admiral.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-24

shchev speaks at all times
much more pungently than
his interpreters disclose. His
Is the vernacular and sorne-
times descends below that.
His polished young interpret
ers are accurate enough but
they tend to minimize the
sting by their more refined
accent and choice of words.
This has to be by design,
for II Mr.. Khrushchev didn't
want 1t that way it would be
different. It is regarded as
further proof Of his cultural
pretensions.
Time should disclose what
use, If any. Mr.. Khrushchev
will make Of the weapon put
in his hand by Hollywood
stupidity and the State De-
partment's uncreative APP
proach to the opportunities
Of the tour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-24

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One red pennant
Two red remnants, one over
the other
One square red flag with
black square center
Two square red flags with
black square center, one
over the other
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PECK CHEW.

2636 Wilson Blvd. Arl., ia. 2-9O0c
CADILLAC So coupe: black. power
steering, power brakes, electric
windows and seat, air conditioned
by GIN special S3.795, CCC guar
Capitol Cadillac-OldSC Co.
l222 22nd st. NV. FE 7-26oO
OJTP o6tb WEAR
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WEST VA

WESI, VA.
6-RM, house, out bldgs. 3 acres,
.S3,700
119 A.-Good rd., elec., water,
S2,495
20 A-Cut over wood land S735
80 A.-Barn and mod. house. our
best SlO,50O
$50 Ami. river front. mod. lge
home, barn, out bldgs, wells.
S22,500
Call $50 or 32S for free list.
o. E WIDMYER
Berkeley Springs, W. Va.
24O-ACRE FARM, . mi. west on
Route 50: brick house, other out
bldRs plenty Of water. MO. q
5057.
S ACRES; GOOD home city water.
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
(coNIINUEol

LOT, D. c. apt. site. $4,000. in
eludins all plans, specifications,
enRineering permits, etc, for 5
units. KE. 7-l370; after 8, EN-
2-42Ts. STUART a. MAURY
Realtors.
OUR LAND LIsTINGs ofier primI
Loudoun County Size varies from
10 to $500 acres, Brokerage
Dept. STERLING INDUsT, DE.
VELOPMENT CORP. IA s-630l
or sP. 7-25s3.
SHERWOOD MANOR, Prince Geo
Co.-Only l mile north Of new
wash Annapolis expressway or
U. s. 30l, only 90 minis. to d. C..
Fort Meade and BladensburE
Beautiful l-acre homesites, wooded
or cleared; streets paved. county
maintained: protective covenant!
and building restrictions. ONLY
$3.50, reas. terms. Phone today
DEVELOPER. OsP. 3-4500.
SILVER SPRINGFIELD, 190 IT
deep, fringed with trees. SeWel
and water; 5000. p W BERENS
SALES. INC, JU. 7-77O0.
SILVER SPRING, s4O7 Pine
Branch rd.-Wooded lot. few It
from Sligo pkwy, nicely sloped fol
modern home. Alley in rear
$4,000 for quick sale. TAKOML
REALTY, JU. $1,000.
TEMPLE HILLS AREA-K-acre lott
with paved street, curb and gut.
ter; city water: subordination tC
builders, OWNER. CHI s-4963
ewes, TU. 2-l3l3.
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THE SUNDAY STAR E-23
Washington. D. c. r
December 20, 1859
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
THACKER MOTORS

CADILLAC '55 "6O-s" Fleetwood
4-door; every extra, full power
Al .3q5, hank financing
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MONEY TO LOAN

ALL DIAMOND. watches, jewelry,
anything Of value. low rates,
ROSSLYN LOAN CO., IA, f-OS0G
MORTGAGE LOANS, $4,000 t.
Sl5O'OOO. Lower your payments
property. Quick, honest service
Residential. farm, commercial
construction. Financing. refinanc.
ing Only in State of Maryland
Call or Write Mr. ROBERTS. 21S
f Lexington street. Baltimore g
I'D, or Saratoga 7-4047 dAv
night. Sundays. holidays
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WATERFRONT, PROP. RENT

WATERFRONT LOT, acre. Hol-
lowing Point, Va. IL mile view
down Potomac: 500 d elevation
trees: S2.9g5 down. FL. 4-7l9O.
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so ROLLING ACRES

Restored stone home with 9 view
GuesthouSe, fish pond, 80 minutes
to D c. Perfect as q development
OF more expensive homes. or as
a lovely country estate. Call JE.
2-262O to see. once closed on
Sunday.
Joseph w. Seay Company
Realtors 1l3 West Broad Street
Falls Church, Virginia
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32l acres. Ground in high state Of
cultivation. 5000 IT. Of road
frontage. Good rental possibilities
Priced at Sl35,000.
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FARMS
fcONTIAIIEDi

S1,5OO-lO-room house; 5 acres,
tillable; water, heat, outbuildinR,
fireplace: in town: transportation,
stores, school, church, post once;
going overseas; 81. 700 cash,
Furniture. goats and pony incl.
OWNER, VA. 5-7240.
53 ACRES beautiful bldg. sites
good stream: 2S mi. from Wash.
only $4,000 with terms. JOHN
p. KINCAID. Broker Leesburg
Va. once. sP. 7-l344: home
SP. 7-3S3S.
800 A. Dairy stock farm, 5 rm
brick home, bath, also rm,
frame house for tenant. 30 stan
chion COW barn, . bank barns
ACME REALTY CO. UN. 4-32ll
As ACRES fronting hard-surface
road. Neat three-bedroom bunga-
low with bath, hardwood floors,
modern kitchen, good barn. Den
mite value to settle estate. at
S1l, 900 Apply JOS; n; SAM
PHONE 1895,
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
1-ACRE TRACTS
$689.85, FULL PRICE

At sKYLAND ESTATES, virginia q
finest forest development, stu
ated atop the Blue Ridge Noun
tains. some with views of grandeur
across the beautiful Shenandoah
Valley. All within walking dis
tanee of Lost LAGOON. SparklinH
springfield lake oliering bathing
on white sand beach. boating and
bass fishing. Parks, dedicated
game preserves for the huntSmen
all-Weather roads. Fire. police and
cHRisTMSs rsiRtsTS SPECIALS. s5Hiii sStsS $50 81
down, balance $50 monthly. Nc
interest or carrying charges. Pur.
chAserS must submit personal ref.
erences. Come quickly as thest
few will be "gobbled up" Write
for illustrated brochure.
SKYLAND ESTATES
LINDEN VIRGINIA
(Rte. 55, 5 Nj. Before Front Royal
Evening star., 1959-12-20
VACATION PLACES
FLORIDA

Going to Miami Beach. stay at
WHISPERING Palms Motel. 1901
Collins ave, right on the ocean
For reservations and rates, phone
washington. OIL 4-553l.
Evening star., 1959-12-20
TRAILERS
lcONTlNuEpl
CASH PAID
DEALERS RO, s-l4OC

For Clean Used Trailers
KOZY COACH '5s: 46x1O-ft. wide,
bedrms.: will sacrifice my g.
900 for S295 dn., and take oyel
balance. This is q whale Of q
deal. For full info, contact Eddy
Collie, Coles MOBILE HOMES, 4 y
miles N. Of Laurel, Parkway g.
MARLETT 81 IS IT.; . bedrms.
$500 down; ga yrs. to pay. Cal
ROYCRAFT, 3Ixs. very clean,
bed; leaving city, sell at once
SIPS down and take up payments
under $50 mo. Mr.. JOHN. CR
3-544s
STAR 1885 40 IT.: Q bedrms.; ali
SSono'' Iprn:, LOCATED No 8 Ealnu
college Park, Nd; Asking price
$685.: JU. 5-4747.
TRAILER = VIII trade $500
equity in house for good trailer
Best offer. JE. 2-2s6S aft. 4 pm
1859 HOUSE TRAILER, 80 It.. d.
luxe equip: must sell. will sacri
nee. See at Lot 304. -Potomsl
Trailer Park. Haines Point, OF
18th st Bridge
1887 HALLMARK TRAILER, as IT
long. 10 IT. wide. COMPLETE witt
20-ft. awning. so. s-s4s4.
2-WHEEL UTILITY; w7spare wheel
spare tire extra body: bumpe
hitch and wired: SIS. TIE. 6-1S30
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CAFRITZ

14th and K NV. DI. 7-9OsO
FALLS CHURCH-New bldg, air
cond., .eley.; 2-rm. suites, S125
mo; also 5000 50. #. on l floor
Gail Mr.. Xix. JE 4-1122.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND
(coNIRUEDl

633-FT. FRONTAGE, US. hwy. No
/, south of AlexandriA-Zoned
commercial: will SUBDIVIDE:
below market to settle estate.
ORBIT REAL ESTATE CO, XII
s-5lO6. ask for Mr.. Tapley.
SO, 900 SO. Fl, zoned C-l, plus
$4,000 "a. #. for parking at busy
intersection in hiEh-density area,
Priced to sell quick. CALL Mr.
CLARK, RA. 3-90ll. A. S. GAR
DINER a. CO.. INC, MA. S-3923.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

ALEXANDRIA, VA,-Central loca-
ton, near Woodward d. Lothrop;
2S,400 SO. IT,, wide frontage on .
streets; sell, lease or build. Box
222-Y, Star.
FOR LEAsE-s0. .OOO-so. 1T. COM
ercial on Rte. 30l between Wal
dorf and LsPlata; reasonable. J.
]. BLONDELL, West 4-8S24.
NEAR UNIVERSITY BLVD. and
Riggs I'd. Choice corner location
zoned C-1 and ready to 60. own
er wants offer. Spectators atten-
tion. This property will 20 up in
value. Call Mr.. Don Young
FREDERICK W. BERENs, SALES,
INC. JU. 7-7104.
SMALL SHOPPING CENTER
LOCATED in Lincolnia, Va,
Just oil Shirley highway:
almost 3 acres: good 'front.'
age on Little River turnpike;
excel price. L. 1880. COR
DIN MENSH EALTY
CORP, ia. 4-6060.
End COMMERCIAL-1lb.O .O0O 50
IT., $50 IT. frontage. 6uitland. Nd
]. NJ. MEDLEY. 10. s-5777.
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ANTIQUE AUTOS FOR SALE

FORD Model A coupes 80, 81 C2);
partially restored. $3.50 each.
VIII. 2-3362
1890 HUPMOBILEi clean, runs
good $500. A. HINE, Manassas.
EN-. S-33Sl.
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CADILLAC '54

4 door sedan go; fully equipped
and powered, new seat covers and
mats; an Xmas special.
1888
open Daily Q Til o: Sun, 2 Til 4
WILL FINANCE TO YOUR BUDGET
LOW DOWN PAYMENT
STAR PONTIAC
4O7 Florida Ave. NE. Ii 6-T2o4
over 20 Years at Same Location
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ENTIRE FLOOR
AIR cOND.-4.lOO SO. FIT.
ONLY $3.50 PER FIT.
Excellent daylight space With win
dowS on four sides. fioureScent
lighting: tile floors; good mid
town location. Will partition to
suit tenants.
Evening star., 1959-12-20
MD.-l78 ACRES
MOntpOnerv Countv

Route 240-Farm with tremen-
doUs investment potentials one
OF the county's most promising
areas. Exceptional amount Of
road frontage. $1,000 per acre
Evening star., 1959-12-20

Many other listings. Over 5000
acres Of choice Montgomery land
available. Ewes. call Mr.. Rose
GA. 4-5256.
Evening star., 1959-12-20
Conn. Ave.
DOWNTOWN


OFFICE SPACE
1887 So. IT. or 1854 So. #.
of most desirable End floor
space at 1919 F st. NV.
Only SITS per So. #. Air
conditioned at $3.75 per
SO. #. Handsome lobby
and elevators. Contact Mr..
Hirsch, Young Mems Shop,
1919 F st. NV.
Evening star., 1959-12-20

252 acres. Over 7.40O IT. on River
rd. extended. Long canal 'front.'
age. $3.50 per acre.