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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-02

The full Towering Of ''pol-
itlce as uaual"--ln q pre-na-
tlonAl election year--appears
on the way. The results. how
ever. remain clouded In
doubt. For example, the Dem
ocrats IN Congress have been
moving heaven and earth
for political gains. Their ef-
foriA have not been an unmi-
tleated success. Their pur-
pose. naturally. has been 10
embarrass the Eisenhower
administration.
such en- effort was made
in the case Of the appolnt-
ment Of MRS. Clare Boothe
Luce as United States AM
bassador 70 Brazil. mrs. Luce
was confirmed IN her Ap-
polntment BY an ovcrwhclni-
ing vote OF the Senate. But
because Of the widespread
and bitter attacks made on
her BY 4 small group OF DEM
ocfatle Senators. headed by
Senator Morse Of Oregon.
MRS. Luce has resigned. So
the country loses the services
OF { brilliant woman. who
served with distinction not
long ago a. Ambassador TO
Italy. Senator Morse, un-
doubtedly, win set q kick
out Of this, but the kick In
all probability win do him
little good. The syfnpathies
OF the general public are
more likely to be with Mrs.
Luce than with the Oregon
Senator.
Democrats Roles Cited
Another effort TO play pol
tiles with an important presi-
dental appointment--that Of
Admiral Lewis L. Strauss to
be Secretary Of Commerce
is underway before the Sem
ate Interstate and Foreign
Commerce Committee, with
Senator Estes Kefauver Of
Tennessee IS its chief in
stigator. The attack on Ad-
miral Strauss is largely q
fishing expedition in search
Of some hint Of corruption to
pin, not only on Admiral
Strauss, but on the Eisen-
hover administration. The
Dixon-Yates contract for
privately produced power,
which Admiral Strauss APP
proved when he was Chair
man of the Atomic Power
Commission, and the charges
made against him at the time
have been warmed over.
However, the opponents Of
Admiral Strauss, in their
attempt to discredit him and
bring about q refusal Of the
senate to confirm his APP
pointment, are going far
afield in efforts to picture
him a. q dictator in public Of
ice, unwilling to cooperate
with Congress, and as an
enemy of the United States
because he insisted on the
further development of nu-
clear weapons-especi the
H.bomb--and declined to be
easier with the Communist
Russians.
If Admiral Strauss was at
fault In his insistence on the
production Of the H-bomb, II
should be remembered he had
the backing Of President Tru-
man. And when it comes to
the development Of nuclear
weapons and the danger they
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-02
LETTERS TO THE STAR

Pen names may be used "
letters carry iDriter's correct
names and addresses. All
letters are subject to conden-
sdtion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
Selection of Mrs. Clare Luce
AS Brazil Envoy Hinted

Later. Mr.. Hagerty would say
only: I'VE never talk about
such appointments until they
are actually made"
Mrs. Luce would succeed Ellis
o. Briggs. who has been am
bassador to Brazil since July,
1856. He is q career diplomat
who also has served in the Do
minican Republic, Uruguay
Peru. Korea and Czechoslo-
vakia.
He was in Belem today. on
a tour Of the new road to
Brasilia. the future Brazilian
capital.
Mrs. Luce is the wife OF
Henry r. Luce, magazine pub
Usher. She was ambassador To
Italy from April, 1858. until
November, 1856. She resigned
because Of illness. She repre-
sented President Eisenhower
recently at the funeral Of Pope
Plus XII and the coronation Of
Pope John XIII.
Mrs. Luce is a former United
States Representative from
Connecticut. Before she en-
tered politics as a Republican
she was a successful play.
wright.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
Billy Graham
Draws 10000
In Australia

MELBOURNE. Australia, Feb.
81 (AP) Huge crowds damned
trafiic in Melbourne tonight as
thousands poured into the city
to hear Evangelist Billy Gra-
ham. The 10000 persons who
got into the open air music
bowl TO hear him swelled to
10000 the total Of his audi
ences in his first week here.
Mr.. Graham, obviously de-
lighted at the turnout. told his
hearers 1t was the greatest
crowd during the first week Of
any crusade he ever has held.
In addition. the first week vir-
tually assured the financial sue
cess of his Melbourne visit.
His doctors had advised him
to take it easy. Although the
American evangelist looks At.
he has limited his preaching to
IS minutes a night instead Of
the customary hour.
Officials said in the first week
collections at the meetings have
totaled $85,50O. officials have
estimated the total cost of the
local three-week crusade at
$l26, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
Troops Force
Rebels Out
In Punumu

PANAMA, Feb. 81 (AP) "A
municipal revolt in this capital
apparently collapsed today
under vigorous strokes by the
national government. The gov
eminent named a city council
to supplant a rebel council and
sent armed troops to city hall
in show Of force.
The revolutionary junta. its
selected council, includin g
chairman Carlos Enoch Adames
and about 80 supporters. filed
out Of city hall under the
watchful eyes of the troops.
The junta had held out in
city hall since Seizing it
Wednesday. The junta de-
manded the custer of the Is
man council elected in 1856,
accusing it of mishandling city
funds. The uprising won a par
tial victory, because the elected
council stepped aside pending
investigation.
The junta marched down the
street and was joined by a
leaderless band of several hun
dred demonstrators who had
made a half-hearted attempt
to push through the troop
Gordon.
Three blocks down the street
they stopped at a plaza for an
irnpromptu rally. Guillermo
Marquee Briceno, chairman of
the junta, admitted, This is
the beginning of the end" as
he addressed the crowd.
MARQUEE Briceno said the
main reason the junta decided
to quit city hall was because
the troops had cut of the
radio the rebel leaders had
been using to summon the
people to their support.
Taking a page from the Gu
ban revolution, Marquee Bri-
ceno told the rally the 18th
of February movement" had
been born. He showed a red
and-green armband as an in
sigma of the movement.
Mr.. Marquee Briceno said he
had hoped to turn the move
ment into an uprising against
the national government. He
and others blamed this failure
on what they termed the
detection of Ramon Periera,
a radio commentator, who
launched the movement
Wednesday.
Mr.. Pereira said he was beat
en- up by councilman and five
others in his radio booth after
he had accused the old council
of misusebf city funds.
Mr.. Pereira left the city hall
with the junta and told his fol-
lowers the detectives of the up
rising had been achieved. Even
as the junta's rally was in
progress, Pereira was back on
the air calling for an end to
the general strike, ordered yes
terday to support the revolu-
tionary movement.
Junta and student leaders
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RIO De JANEIRO. Brazil.
Feb. 81 (AP) "A Brazilian Of
ficiAl said today the United
States Government has asked
for approval Of Mrs. Clare
Boothe Luce as Ambassador TO
Brazil. She formerly was Am
bassador to italy.
Augusta FREDERICK Schmidt,
an adviser to President Jusce-
limo Kubitschek. said the re-
quest came this morning, and
Washington was informed i'm
mediately that Mrs. Luce is ac-
ceptable.
No officials Of the Brazilian
foreign office were available for
comment. But Mr.. Schmidt,
who is Brazil's delegate to the
committee Of 81 American ma
tons, works closely with the
government and Mr.. Ku-
bitschek. "''-''- "~'-
United States EN- bassy
sources would not comment.
White House Silent
White House officials in
Washington would not discuss
the prospects Of a Luce appoint
ment. But there was no denial
that the United States had
asked Brazil's approval of her
as ambassador.
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State Department ofiicials
said any statement would have
to come from the White House.
Earlier in the day, Presiden-
tial Press Secretary James C..
Hagerty told newsmen the re-
port of Mrs. Luce's pending APP
pointment was news to the
White House"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

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LOST

CAT. lge. blond Persian, some white:
from Colonial Manor Motel bet
Rockville and Bethesda; $50 reward,
CAT, siamese, male, sealpoint: lost
vic. Montgomery Hills, Silver Spring
Reward. JU. 509s6
DESK, brown, light blue top: left front
q store; 2O54 Z st. nv, was not
return. See MISS F. O., Jo. 3-5aS4
ST. 1866.
DIAMOND RING, lady's, single mar
qutse stone, platinum band bag
uettes; vic of 1915 Constance ST
Silver sprins; reward Elk 3-2Sl2
DOG, cocker, bun ans. to Sherry;
srieving. Reward. RO. S-19S7.
of Ring" Reward. AP. 7-1472
DOG, dAchShund. red. male, long.
Arl Reward Call ia s-1si4
DOG. beagle, female, named Sally"
vic. Greenacres Md; reward. OIL
DOG, over sized Toy Manchester: sole
black with brown toes; name Chip
VII. 2-4s0s. ""'-.o"os''H0"' area
req coat: vic. 18Th andkEmerson SITS
NV. Reward. RIA BOOT.
DOG. DQperman Pinscher. black ant
Nd. Reward. WE. 5-4414
EYEGLASSES, child's. brown and blael
horn rim; vic. Whittier school ant
Tewkesbury pl. Reward TU, 2-95l2
EYEGLASSES, bifocals, black frame.
setting in corner; in red case: vic
54O3 md ST. NV. or dntn. Reward
RIA. 6-692S.
EYEGLASSES, trifooal. gold frame, Sc
with rhinestoneS; red leather case
vic. 18th and @ NV; reward EN-
e-S417.
fARAKEET, blue with white head
talks, answers to name Jerry"
banded; reward. WI. 2-2324.
PARAKEET, sreen and yellow: escaped
about 3 pm. Wed, neighborhooI
Glebe I'd. and Mt. Vernon ave. Alex
Reward. Call XXI. S-974O.
RING. mans silver and onyx; vic
Penna. and 18th NV. family keep
sake. Reward. FE. 3-7735.
TIE CLASP, gold billikin on chain: a
airport or Rock Greek Park. Reward
RIA 1880,
TWO PEKlNGESE, males, Is mos.
black, brown and white; names
Spotty" and Brownie: vic Twin
brook in Rockville. Reward Pc. s-31l
WALLET, black. woman's. containin
credentials, Chsrga- plate for Safeway
Hecht's. no money. Identification only
Reward. pl 1891.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
FOUND

DOG, brown mixed male: vic. Circle
terrace. owner call XII. 9-3959.
DOG. mixed, tri-color female owner
call XII. 9-3959
DOG, cocker, male, brown, hairlip.
Owner call XII. 9-3959.
DOG, puppy. mixed. white and Brown,
female. Owner call XII $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

and a couple Of leftist speakers
at the rally urged the demon
strators to keep the general
strike going but 1t was obvious
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

the population. which had
rallied around the municipal
cleanup movement, no longer
was listening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

MeLEANA-charmine 3-bedrm.. q
s Sash rsP DSssS sR r.p Si1in! s5s
MARIAN FOREST, south Of Alex ,
Just of Mt. Vernon pkwy.-Very
desirable 3-bedrm brick rambler
with full daylight bsmt,: A-acre
lot vel nc wpSde e.. and sa ISad's ssReo
much brivacy and future expan.
sion; well worth a discriminating
buyers Consideration al $40, $50.
LOU cHAcEY REAL ESTATE, SO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19
CoLTE,s MOBILE HOMES
JACK BLAIR q Coz

Authorised HS SnsStsn Rsnair Benot
White Plains. Nd. West 4-4671
4 Nj South Of Waldorf on Rte. 301
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
KNOX-LIBERTY-GREAT LAKES
45x10-FT. MAGNOLIA, $3,095
Q TO @; Closed Sum-: 0 PM. Wed.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
MONEY WANTED

NEED S4,0O0-S5,000. Offer so.
go mo-, 2nd trust covered by equity
life ms. asSignt. Will consider
reas. disc. Govt. on. 20 yrs. Write
Box 2S0-J, Star.
Solid LIST trust on Ice. Va. farm
series Of small notes. Attractive
interest. Box 3S6-L, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19
ARLINGTON

REALTY CO., INC.
1900 Wilson Blvd. IA. $4,000
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

ST. ANNEs-4-bedrm. home: living
rm. with fireplace, dining rm,'
kitchen. screened porch, rec. rm,
In bsmt., wooded lot. Very conven.
SCI! sSi $685. M2NhXg SHxF nH'S SS Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19
Jack and Jill

model; being offered at Q special
Introductory price. Equipped with
double ONCE. drawing board. built.
in desks. hot water heater. half
bath, duro-therm heater. Price,
S2.177. ALLIED TRAILER BALES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19
OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENTLors. ACREAGE FOR SALE

coLg g eD.. NV. IIaasM,,;,,ss
sptGo car be used for business A,
CO.. e2h 18th st. NV. MA.
DOCTORS, DENTIsTs-Ideai spot.
S SSS ' pa, s syf soc r. n I,. apt.
s sns 6 5Se1 Ssv wsIEDOpul1s ,ss
sESs: dsors g. dO as; cS Ea p Hs
Monday, I'll. 2-627O. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19
OUT or TOWN REAL ESTATE

arm. LOG CABIN and 2 acres,
ideal for hunting lodge. $500,
LA. 6-1492, UN. A-2031.
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GARAGES

DUPONT CIRCLE-Sale or lease;
10 garages: available November /.
PIEDMONT CO., OIL. 6-464S.
GARAGE WANTED-Vicinity Of
Chelsea and Wis. ave. NV. can
OIL. 2-5760
2 GARAGES q double. single),
for rent or sale. ia. 9-1992.
1914 COLUMBIA RID. NV, rear
Single metal garage, suitable stor.
age or parking. IS mo. FEDERAL
RENTAL CO.. 915 New York ave.
NV, MA. STAG.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
Attention, Sportsmen
! acre: TT. Valley; $500.
IN anraa Xnllnan G.arinn. nEEn

1 acre; TT. Valley; $500,
10 acres. Yellow Spring; $3.50.
80 acres; TT. Valley; S2,250.
40 acres, nr. Winchester; $3.50.
JAMES e. BARNEY, ACT.
Vienna, Va. DU. $1,000
BERKELEY SPRINGS, w. VA
Modern log cabins in beautiful
Appalachian Mountains for rent.
Swimming, horseback riding and
hunting during season. P. o.
Box 10003. Washington IS, D. c.
BLUE RIDGE ACRES. shenandoah
River-Cabin site one hr. from
d. c. Swim. pool, hunt, f1sh.,
picnic. OWNER, KE. S-4SS0.
sKYLAND ESTATES, Linden, Va.
Two adj. lots, priceless PIANO:
ramic view. 2 sgle. lots; water and
cleo. avail; easy terms or SAC.
for cash. Rarely avail. Ask for
Mr.. CONRAD ct ofc., Sun, goth,
1-6 pm, or by appt., SO. S-4S00.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

3la ACRES wa
terfront property on st.
Georges Island, about 10
miles from D. c. Ripe for
development. $4,000. Call
days, ME. 8-l823; ewes.
after z, CIR. 3-1885.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19
REAL ESTATE WANTED

A Cash BUYER OR WILL SELL
SOUTHEAST REALTY co.
4 BUYER. cash today or will sell.
e-1070. 6IcKEY's. KP 7-s0sC
GET OUR Cash OFFER then shop
and compare. We are now buying
~ Virginia. cox q CO., RE. q.
1883: ewes. En-. 3-025S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19
HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS

LEASE ENTIRE HUNTING SEASON
on Choptank Rtver-Modernized
home, all large rooms. comfortably
furnished; hy. rm., din. rm., cleo.
kitchen; central heat; 8 bedrms.;
good water system; 2 hrs. from
can6ridse! geese P %snsssi es
sonable rental. Phone OIL. 2-434l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

HELP "a home site lots mini
mum 100xS0 each. Close in Nd.
Call LA. 9-2499 or LA. 9-0566.
LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED
Montgomery County for waiting
clients. LYNCH Co, VIII. 6-47lS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19
Nov W = i the tine s,, e ggl

Be ready for next spring and sum.
mer. Enjoy outside cooking In tn
fall while the leaves are TURNING
While getting your home in order
plant your bulbs and shrubbery
Tor next spring. Think Of cookini
your Thanksgiving and Christina,
dinners in your own Winterizee
home. Nothing Is more beautifiii
than winter Wonderland" on I'M
outside while you are Comfortable
on the inside In front Of youl
burning fireplace.
We have many places on terms
500. Such locations as EdgeWate,
Beach. Epptng Forest, Herald Har.
Dor. Woodland Beach, Cedar Hurst
and Rose Haven. Other listing,
needed, particularly, SUMMED
homes priced under 5000. Con.
tact
AR--AI-
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AVIATION

FLYING CLUB SHARE for sale;
BONANZA based ct college Park;
dual omni: and full panel: call
EM, 2.gllI sun; or 10. b-2300s
ROOM for airpiane
ial; sas Field see R! Ms sTsANI *.
1913 CESSNA, i4O-omni. Metal
SOS poo c sSSss 'oi Psr ilms zI r5aSs
BILL WHITE. HA. 2-i7e7.
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Chesapeake Co. Inc.
At The Bayfront Stop Sign
Ghesapeake Beach, Nd.
Phone: Alpine 7-3891

Chesapeake Beach, Nd.
Phone: Alpine 1881
DISTINCTIVE wATERPRT. HOME
you'll enjoy many pleasant hours
In this large, l,S00-so. It. .home
on Potomac Riverfront with 8
large bedrm.. 2 full tiled baths,
pig nv: I'm. with fireplace. The
large. fully equipped kitchen viii
please the ladies with its dish
washer, washing machine. plenty
OF cabinet space and large dining
area. Large screened porch and
garage on HANDICAPPED and seeded
lawn or hours on the sandy beach
Ss1il aelight the young. Well worth
POTOMAC SUPPLY CORPORA
TON. Kinsale, Va. CAN EDGE
water 3-2333 or Greenwood
2.2b71.
MAYO, MD.-Wiii accept used car
or second trust for equity in Q
bedrm: furn. cottage. fully equip
incl. heat and 14-ft. boat and
UrnfAw --N
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A. Weadon Co.

Exclusive Broker)
HO. 2-7910 or dial 3Ol-s-l732
HAVE KEY-WILL SHOW
RHODE RIVER bedrms.; facing
baths: fully insulated Lear ga
rage; an excellent buy.
Beverly Beach-Completely furn.
6-rm. home on extra-lge. lot with
shade trees and shrubbery; Lear
garage.
selby Bay-A perfect home for
retirement: Kitchen. lge. lily. rm.
rms; 2-car garage; extra-ige. LOT.
enclosed wIchain-link fence
HEROM PEAL INV 10
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT
DESK SPACE
FARMS

GEORGIA AVE. NV, 40l5-pesk
space for real estate broker. S25,
Call TIL. 2-0RR1
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

DAYTONA BEACH AREA--HoIly
Hill. Riverside DR., Cozy furnished
home. Quiet neighborhood. ga
oedrms., liv. rm.. din. rm., sun al
cove, lge. screened jalousied porch,
beautiful flowers and shrubs, fruit
ma palm sress 5. Sar1gsii RetaiErssdls
move In >iS''0o' d. 0- 20!
GOVT. lots 10, II Is5, t22, r37.
near Cape canayeral. Pvt. owner
win sell for $4,000 or in 20-acre
tracts. Cash or terms. No brokers.
For appointment call RE. 5-499S.
INDIAN LAKE EsTATEs-Blk. rs,
Lot 20. 81 800 cash and approx.
$500 bal. due. 10. 7-S723.
l60-ACRE cattle ranch: Marion
County: will sacrifice at S75 per
acre. Box 4S2. Miami As, Fla.
Evening star., 1959-12-06

The two governments also
expressed their determination
to do all in their power to in
sure that the donation disarm-
ament group, Of which both
Italy and the United States are
members, will lay the ground
work for an acceptable solu-
ton of the problem of disarm-
ament, which can only be
achieved within the framework
Of a specific system of controls,
inspections and safeguards.
They reviewed developments
related to the European Eco
nomic Community. They noted
the substantial progress which
is being achieved in carrying
out the Rome treaty and in
increasing political and eco
nomic unity among the states
OF the community.
Agree on World Trade
They were agreed on the con-
tinuing Importance of these OBJ
jectiveS and the need for the
community to evolve policies in
order to promote the collabor-
alton with other similar asso-
Citations and other countries,
and also to contribute to the
goal of freer, expanded world
trade.
President Segni (of the
Council of Ministers) informed
President Eisenhower Of the
measures being taken by the
Italian government in further
liberalizing trade with the dol
lar area. President Eisenhower
noted this with satisfaction.
The two Presidents and the
Prime Minister considered ef-
forts which are being made
through GAIT General Agree
ment on Trade and Tariffs
and other appropriate bodies
to remove obstacles to world
trade. They agreed that fur
ther measures should be taken
to eliminate discriminatory
trade restrictions.
This series of meetings con-
Evening star., 1959-12-06
INDIA TO GREET PRESIDENT
AMID FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS

NEW DELHI, India (AP)-A festival of lights will
welcome President Eisenhower to India Wednesday.
The capital will be dressed for Diwal the brightest
and most sprighty of Hindu festivals.
Dwal is religious celebration of the triumph of
good evil Of light darkness. 1t marks the
return of incarnation of Vishnu the protector of the
Hindu trinity from IA in the wilderness after
quering demons.
Like Christmas in the Western world the festival
is time for buying presents and personal items
for oneself.
Diwal comes at new-moon time in October This
year New Delhi was riot of light from the electric
glow on big buildings to the candles in aborers homes
That spectacular effect will be recreated for Mr.
Eisenhower 1t will be the first time that visiting head
of state has been SO honored
Evening star., 1959-12-06

Mr.. Eisenhower drove first to
the heart of Rome to place a
huge wreath at the tomb of
Italy'S unknown soldier. On the
way from the Quirinal he was
applauded and cheered in the
streets.
The crowd that turned out
despite the rain included at one
point a couple of hundred young
student priests from a Roman
Catholic seminary. They cut
loose with a 1--WE Like Ike, "
chant.
At the memorial the Presi-
dent removed his hat in the
rain while a band played the
national anthems of the United
States and Italy. Yesterday Mr.
Eisenhower scorned a raincoat.
Today he wore one.
He mounted the many steps
to the tomb and then, hatless
again In the chill shower. stood
for about q minute in solemn
Evening star., 1959-12-06

tribute as the rain beat against
his face. He assembled the stairs
without hesitation. but to some
observers he appeared some
what breathleSS when he reach
ed the tomb.
When he had descended the
steps his complexion was ruddy
as usual and his walk was
brisk. Just before Mr.. Eisen-
hover entered his limousine
the national anthems were
played again. and he was once
more bareheaded in the rain
for a moment.
From there the President
went on to the American EN-
bassy where he spoke briefly
to the staff. 1t was there he
said he was making this $1,000
mile tour to three continents
Ia rather dramatic trip, he
called it - in an effort to
demonstrate Americas sincerity
in seeking a just world peace.
Since I have four grand
children" Mr.. Eisenhower said,
Il am very much concerned
that they get a chance to live
:. q better life than I had" "
Evening star., 1959-12-06

Premier Nehru under heavy
pressure.
Nor is the end IN sight. With
China today claiming 10000
square miles of Indian territory
and actually occupying some
5000 square miles in the
northeastern province of La
dakh. chances of an amicable
settlement of the dispute seem
very remote indeed.
Changed Views
In view of this state of af-
fairs, a great many Indians,
including Mr.. Nehru, have
changed their point of view
about quite a number of things.
So far, to be sure, there has
been no change in India's basic
policy of cold war neutrality
and nonalignment.
Mr.. Nehru today holds that
his famous policy of punch
sheel," or five principles Of in
ternational harmony, trium-
phantly worked out with Chou
En-lai in 1854, is still as valid
as ever.
| Mr.. Nehru himself, however
is the last one to deny that the
action of the Chinese Commu-
nists has made no difference.
1T has made a tremendous diff
ference" he told the Indian
Parliament. mot only to the
government and to our present
relations with China but to
what might happen in the fu-
ture, too. That is quite obvi-
Gus, given the widespread and