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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-01

DRY CLEANING & shoe repair,
good only for shoe man or tailor
income $4,000 VI. quoted. Rent
LYE. DI. T-s3oh.
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EUGENE P. NIXON
Nc; .-eli. Ewes. La. 6-s94s
NEWSSTAND, MARKET
Good soinE business. owner quote,
over 500 wkly.. 5-day wk. Rent
only SIS mo-, incl. utilS. Priced
low AZ $4,000 complete. Wonderful
terms TO responsible people. Ewes
s sn9 SUM- AL BooKoFF, RIA. s.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
Al. 9Th ST NV ~ -
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EXCELLENT DIsTRIBUTORSHTF
avail. 100000 potential for one
who knows restaurant and tavern
trade in Alex. and Arl., Va. terri
tory. Get into business for your
self on small inventory investment.
Less than $4,000. OUTSTANDING
proflts. Write to Box 374-C, star,
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INVESTORS, NOTICE

INVEs roRS!!! Route 1. Va.-sell
under 81 It. Restr. biog. will pas
your notes. Should OBJ. near ~
ture. Sl5,000 On. DI. s-65OO
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,; Sc, SHOPPING CENTER with
10 stores; 30'x1O' plus storage
suitable for chldren's wear. juve,
nile furniture, TV-appliances, etc
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BLANKEN 9 co. OILS

FOR YOUR INSPECTION
TOP FLORIST BUS.
Owner quotes S3O.OOO yr.; high
proh.S 5rieed At only $4,000 foi
TOP MONEYMAKER
sUPERMARKET
Does 500 yk.. WORKS or 3Oe,
GROSS PROFIT. present owner
there ] 4 yrs, RETIRING; loaded
With stock: practically all-eash
business; short hrs, closed Sun.
GAYS: terrific moneymaker. loE
down payment 70 responsible peo-
GRocERY-I-MAN OPERATION
Nice apt; does q good business;
closed SUNDAYS; priced very low
$4,000 A WEEK
PACKAGE LIo. & PATENT MED
owner quotes high profits: ILL
MUST SELL: you name the down
FOR ABOVE ADS. CALL
HARRY ATKIN. RIA. $3.50
VARIETY STORE
FOUNTAIN GROCERY DELI, ETC.
hrs. 1850. $1,000 wkly. bus,
rent $3.50; priced $4,000 lsb.
G.OOO cash required.
LILO. STORE SPECIALS
% BAD HEART CAUSES SALE fol
price Of license alone, Sl2,5OC
20 BEAUT. SUBURBAN store. doe,
$1,000 A wk.. can be purchased
With 100000 On, shows ter.
SANDWICH SHOPS
ID $3.50 a dsy; short hrs, 8 days
go $4,000 A WEEK. has liouor
license, new bldgS. will greatly
increase this shortly. ideal for
partners. substan. cash required
80 DNTN., $3.50 $500 A DAY,
oeeut. eauipped, sood money
maker, $4,000 required
TAVERN-MD.
Terrific SPOT in Ice. shopping ctr,
docs approx. $4,000 a mo, has
liouor license, terrific potential
shortly for much more business
$50. 900 dn. needed, this place
SHOULD be worth double its money
in one year.
DRESS SHOP
MD. in top shopping ctr. carrys
Women's Sundries, etc, does over
500, 900. a Vt. volume bus, won
derful market. must be seen Ia
be aoprec., good terms and priced
right
CAR WASH
Does $50. 1000 900 yrly. bus
100000 On. will buv this besut
car wash. works OF. tor MAKEUP
GAS STATION
Top-brand PUMPING. 10000 gals
plus Der mo-, Mus heavy mechan-
ics work which is very profitable
only Si0,00O du. REQUIRED.
SHOE REPAIR SHOPS
$500 70 $4,000 yrly bus. rsas
rent. On. pymt. start 81 500. nice
groun to select from. Call for
details.
LIST YOUR BUSINESS WITH Us
WE Sell THEM
SAM BLANKEN & CO,
ia Kennedy st. NV.
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They NEVER CHANGE


HATCHERY, 7O.OOO-egE capacity;
3l4 acres, 2 homes, 8 buildings
Also excellent feed business. HA
2-SS0O. CE. 6-S44S 3OI-ST
2-154S. CARL ALBERT HEIDER
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Consult Mr.. Dick Taylor. LEASING
Dept. SHANNON x IUcHs . CO "a
KKealtors: "a 14th street NV,
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APT. HOUSE
WANTED

ATTORNEY wishes to invest up TO
$4,000 cash in income producing
real estate. Call MA. S-651S, days;
ewes, EN- 3-55SS
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TAkOMA PARK, 3O'X6O' store Ex-
eel retail loo. plumbing In ior
barber shop or beauty salon: SlI0
mo. Mr. THOMPSON. JU. 9-2552
ewes, OIL. 2-6502. c. NJ. MAR
STELLER. Realtor.
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STOCK BROKERAGE FIRM with
established folloving offers part.
nershtp opportunity to business
electTonics manufacturing or re-
search Write Box fs6-C. star
.STROUT Catalog-Free
Businesses. motels. farms. homes;
1888 properties described. &c
States WORLDS LARGEsTI Est
so years. STROUT REALTY,
ll3s-N Woodward BldR.. Wash
Misunderstanding 3-37S4
The OPPORTUNITY of a life
time for a pharmacist desiring to
locate in a neishborhood free OF
chain stores and discount houses
Fine store for sale. Call Mr.
ERSTEIN from q am. to 5 pm.
Mon. through Fri. at II. 6-442O
To TRADE my $4,000 equity in
brick rambler in Virginia for
income property. Box cello. Star
TOURIST HOME, mr.. BALTIC Wash
pkWy. on Rt. 80 in Nd. Unlimited
possibilities MCDOWELL, UN. A.
1ll2,
Ultra De Luxe Motel
Air conditioned: TV in every room:
masonry construction, single
and 4 double units, completely
furnished; 6-rm. and bath home,
garage and shop; s acres on u s.
hwy est. yrs; money maker.
books open to bona fde buyer.
Saerince price, $4,000; part On
harris g. Ramsdell. sTROUT
REALTY P. o. Box POS, Madi-
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Laundromat-Dry Cleaning
Owner oUotes over $3.50 Wkly.
snort hrs closed sun. Should
easily net $4,000 annually
$4,000 down. Exclusive.
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

AUTO REPAIR SHOP wanted to
rent or lease. Falls Church or
Fairfax. Advise floor space and
rental desired to Box 347, Mer-
rifield. virginia
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BEAUTY SALONS

LAO 1 OEAhOINO
u HEART OF DOWNTOWN
y, c. IF and @ SITS. areal-In once
bldg. First time offered. Rent,
$50, incl. utilities Price, $500
~ va; shop; center in one Of the
units, IA driers. many stations.
operators. Ample room for ex.
pansion. Ideal for beauty school,
Buy as an investment: you do not
nave to be an operator. Price,
Sll 900, terms.
CD Between 18th st. and Ga. ave
on Underwood st.-A gold mine
Tor good .stylists. Price, $500.
rake drive and see the beautiful
homes and luxury apis. in this
E E1I,nlty, what an opportunity
80 For rent-Equipped beauty Shop
in Arl.. Va, business section,
C5l Uptown shopping center m
hiees ro. ne; hne as an invest
ment-5-7 operators. Properly
MANAGED. this shop has q s., 900
t6l Central location between 14th
ana 18th st. n.w.l-Income, S6NU
TX: 81 'OO0-S1,5O0 cash down
a. T st. n.w.-5 operators. g wet
units IN ~ driers, II stations.
$1,000 cash down handles, Price.
$1,000. A truly beautiful invest
(St Sc: shopping center on Mimi
ave-S operators, neighborhood
shop. Doing an excel. business
Price, $4,000 or less for ali cash
cd Conn. ave.-Long estab Ress-
enable rent. Excel, clientele
Priced under $1,000. Terms
(IOl Upper Wis. ave.-Price, 81
700. Rent, Sl25, mo. -to-mo.
Other shops. all sections d. C..
nearby Nd. and Va. New listinRs
oany. Clients waiting. Partners
wanted Buy as an investment.
nrx,pr11IS Buy or Sen; Contact
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MARKET,
SLAUGHTER HOI1SE

Business at Cumberland, Nd.
BUILDING 0OXl00, concrete blocks,
slauShter cattle, hogs and chick.
ems; LARGE cold storage, eouipped
scales, counters, > stock truekS
oelvery trucks. DolnF $500. OOO
business last year. Building SnS
equipment all S25, 600, terms
55u9ness over so years. Reason
ETTGENE n AYr~~
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Ultra De Luxe Motel
UNUSUAL
Operating BuSineSS)
OPPORTUNITY

We control distribution OF Name.
Brand Nationally Advertised
Pharmaceutical and Cosmetic
products sold to consumers on I
proven Rack Jobber" merchan,
dlsing plan. We need local mar
70 service local accounts. We
OBTAIN established distribution in
your area and obtain firm con.
tracts from local retail outlets
which are transferred free and
clear to you You own and OBJ,
crate your business as an Au.
thorlzed (protectedl Franchise
distributor Our plan now OBJ.
eeInaatlng successfully in over L..
700 accounts. Requirements
appN; 10000 investment. Par
ia! financing available to quail.
hed party. Submit complete per.
Sonal information re: backRround
and finances tour reference Dun
y BradstreeD. Retail Distributor
Service. Inc. Home Oficei 400
west 3lst St, Newport Beach,
cay. WRITE TO: RETAIL, MS
IhlBUIORS SERVICE. INC. IN
IIEhNATIONAL FRANCHISE d.
VISION. S5l1 Sunset blvd. (sun-
set strip. Los Angeles as. Calf.
VARIETY STORE for sale, 1907
ner OF eth and Fla. ave.
WANTED 10 Nd. residents with
S-'OOO or more to invest in high
~ profitable nearby Nd recTpa :
tlonal facility. For informant
call MR.. LEONARD. or, o-I1go
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100 " = ]. ~ ~
DUPONT CIRCLE-Not far. Quest
house, 90 bedrooms, IL baths,
Semidetached brick Gross income
quoted over $4,000 year. Serv-
ing meals. switchboard, complete
" furn. and equipped long estab-
Mshed Net profit above payments
win surprise you wants sos,
600 down. EDWIN l.. ELLIS
Realtor, RE. 7-5l4O.
FAIRFAX ClRCLE-Appr. 3 acre,
for sale or lease. Call Mr.. MAR
Gus YEONAS. DU. $4,000 or
IA. S-91q7.
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sELF-SERY. MARKET

Nearby suburbs Hours s to $50.
clcssd sun All white clientele
Owner quotes over $4,000 vkly
mostly cash. Priced reaSona bly,.
Wonderful terms 70 responsible
people. Exclusive.
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BUYERSI RuYERSI

DO 1 END! bU 4ERS!
For roaming house businesses. 1 be.
heve / can sell your furniture and
business or property fast.
Edwin L. Ellis, Realtor
1910 Vermont Ave. RE. 7-5I4O
CARD-GIFT SHOP, Hyattsvilie; nice
push easy oper.; $4,000, terms
GIBRALTAR, d. 7-65O0.
CAR WASH. Montg. Co., Nd: mod
ern, excel. BUSH; operated by mgr
Good buy! DI. 7-650O.
CHARCOAL GRILL W beer, ali
new, busy. suburban loo; askins
100000, on terms, Hrs. 10 10
$50. A. R. SEELYE. DI. 1885
CLEANING, laundering and tailor.
ing store: good location: owner
retiring, 10. S-90l5 till z pm;
after 2 or Sun, 10. S-5s93.
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Package Linnor-NW

LOTS with plans, permit. GOOD
1ans' nne loo. nearby s. s., Nd
want reliable builder or investor
70 6uilo With. 10. a-52ga
LgNCHEoNETTE, Langley PIX, Nd
Eseei. loo. and bus. Sl6,O0O.
S.,0O0 On. DI. 7-65OO.
MANUFACTURING, steel or alumni.
num-Shearing. punching, bend
lns' Welding. phoSphatisinR and
packasing facilities. Save on dis
costs. Let US do your manu-.
ISeturing Tor you. Cali Lee Ear-
H rs; HARco EQUIPMENT CORR. :,
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BAR-REsTAURANT

Owner quotes over 1880 weekly
Seating APPROX. 20. Owner vii
prove over $4,000 net annually
Priced reasonably. Small dOWr
payment 70 responsible people
Exclusive.
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STORES FOR RENT


STORES TO be built TO suit tenants
needs. On Lee hiEhEsy In town Of
Fairfax. Va opposite SHOPPING
center. Call GILMORE REAL Y,
JE. 4-865O. weekdays.
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3: WISCONSIN AVE. NV, mr.
calvert Theater-Two-Story BLDG
approx. 1880 for retail or once
use.
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MYRTLE A. WEADOClN &C

eT - SANON oFESlAIISISD
. :: ..-29ou ~. 800
BOAT CENTER, NV. - Lee vol
ouSn.; johnson motors. etc: well
stocked; $4,000 DIN. d.. 7-65OO
BOOK SHOP-greeting cards; down.
Town, loc.; going business; excel.
lent lease. Write Box 4Se-c, Star
BOOMING RESTAURANT = Excel
location. Property includes grill.
din. nm; ABC on-ofi sale, mod
equip; air-cond.; parking. iiv
otrs.; rec. rm. Annual gross ap-
proX. $4,000. A 6-day wk, III
ness forces sale. Rare opportunity:
SUBSTANTIAL cash req. JAMES nj
PALMER, Broker. JE. 2-S4lO; JE.
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WHEATON, MD.

n, cor. University blvd
rs Mil rd.-Store. used as
sen All store fixtures for
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DRY
CLEANERS

we have several choice location,
Tor dry cleaning stores. We will
set up entire operation Including
equipment, planning, training and
financing. When the door opens
you'll walk into your new opera
ton completely equipped and ready
Tor business. Why not INQUIRE to-
DAY, and see how easy 1t Is to own
Tour own dry cleaning store. Boz
ASN-A Star
Evening star., 1960-02-11
Navy Test Pilot
Dies After Fall
On Home Stairs

A Navy test pilot fell down
q flight of three stairs in his
split-level home this morning
and was pronounced dead
shortly afterward, Fairfax
County police reported.
The pilot was 1t. Comdr.
Charles E. w. Dobbs, SO, of
5013 Bristow drive, Annandale.
Police said Comdr. Dobbs
was walking from his bedroom
to the living room when he
fell and hit his head on a door
stop.
He was pronounced dead on
arrival at Dewitt Army Hos
pital at Fort Belvoir shortly
afterward. DR.. Claude Cooper,
county medical examiner, said
Comdr. Dobbs possibly had
suffered a heart attack. An
autopsy will be performed, the
doctor said.
Comdr. Dobbs had been at
tending the Marine Corps
Schools at Quantico, Va, since
August. Before that he had
been test pilot for jet attack
planes at Patuxent Naval Air
Station, Md. '.E'
He was married and the
father Of four children.
Evening star., 1960-02-11
AidedbyT Victims,
Immigrant to Go Free

EASTON, Pa, Feb. II (AP)
teen-agers walked into
the county Jail today and asked
forgiveness of a Polish immi-
grant prisoner. They told him
they wouldn't be back, which
under an unusual sentencing
would effect the mans release
Dzonizy Kazimierczak, 81, OF
nearby Stockertown, was sem
fenced yesterday to a year and
a day for peppering the teen
ayers, Robert Thompson, 10,
and Karen Monprode, II, with
shotgun pellets on Halloween
night.
Judge Carleton T. Woodring
of Northampton County Court
ruled the youngsters should
come to the Jail daily and re-
cite, on their knees, the Lords
Prayer with the prisoner. He
ruled further that the day they
failed to show up Kazimierczak
could apply for parole.
The two went to the jail early
today with their offer of for
giveness and request for the
same from Kazimierczak. They
presented a letter to the warden
which read in part:
AFTER consulting our pastors
we realize that we must ask =.
forgiveness for our Halloween
ing and pray that he CKazimier-
czak) will accept our forgive
ness in the same spirit, as this
Evening star., 1960-02-11

is the only Christian thing to
do"
Judge Woodring, informed of
the developments, said he would
hear the parole petition when
it is presented.
The length of the Jail term
actually depended on the mean
ing the boy and girl derived
from the parable of the good
Samaritan.
Judge Woodring did not ex-
plain his unusual sentence. But
perhaps the key is in the prefa-
tory passage to the story of the
good Samaritan.
The predatory passage in the
revised standard version of the
Bible says: You shall love the
Lord your God with all your
heart, and with all your soul,
and with all your strength and
with all your mind, and your
neighbor as yourself"
Kazimierczak's trial lasted two
days. The teen-agers said they
were throwing corn husks on his
porch last Halloween when
suddenly they heard a yell and
were shot. Their injuries were
not serious.
Kazimierczak said he didn't
own a shotgun. Police never did
find one. The jury deliberated
five hours before convicting
him yesterday of assault with
intent to MAIN, aggravated as
sault and battery and pointing
a deadly weapon.
Evening star., 1960-02-11

nection with the forthcoming
Government employe health in
surance program were dis
closed today.
The csc has not yet signed
contracts on the plans sub
mitted and may ask for some
changes, but for the most part
Is expected to agree. Federal
employees will have the choice
of enrolling under either of the
major plans or under a group
prepayment plan or employe
group plan yet to be submitted
to the csc.
Under the Blue CrosS-Blue
Shield plan, employees and their
families will receive service
type benefits, while under the
indemnity type program they
will receive cash benefits. More
than 5 million Government
workers and members of their
families, including more thar
l million IN Washington, are
expected to participate in the
health insurance program.
Each plan has two options
the so-called standard program
(option y and the richer
program of benefits (option o
Under the Blue Cross-Blut
Shield plan submitted to the
csc single employees would pay
$1.30 biweekly for the standard
plan, $227 for the richer plan
Married employees would pa!
$3.48 biweekly for the standard
plan, $3.50 for the richer plan
Evening star., 1960-02-11
Argentine
Clash With
Sub Reported

BUENOS AIRES. Feb. II
(AP).-The Argentine news
agency Telam said unofficial
sources reported that a mystery
submarine surfaced in the Golfo
Nuevo today and was engaged
in combat with Argentine war
ships that have been hunting it
for 10 days.
There was no confirmation Of
the report from other sources.
Telam said its correspondent
at Puerto Madryn reported un-
official sources said the sub sur
faced at 6 am, but the navy
clamped down on all informa-
ton. The Telam report de-
scribed the situation as Tex
tremely confused"
Communications to the search
site were restricted and no fur
ther reports from the area coulo
be obtained at once.
Ships and planes of the Ar
gentine Navy have been ordered
on the alert to attack the sub
marine, believed bottled up in
the Golfo Nuevo.
The alert order came in a
communique from Rear Ad-
miral CASTOR Clement, the navy
secretary. Previously, informed
sources said an attack on the
sub would be ordered this after
noon if it had not surfaced and
surrendered by then.
Admiral Clement and other
top military leaders conferred
with President Arturo Frondizi
on strategy last night. Admiral
Clement, the communique said,
stressed that the waters of the
gulf are in Argentine territory,
giving the navy the right to
use force against invaders.
Golfso Nuevo is an inlet about
80 by 40 miles in area, $50
miles southwest of Buenos
Aires.
Evening star., 1960-02-11
ARMY SAYS KILLER MISSILE
SCORED HIT ON ANOTHER
BY the Associated Press

The Army today claimed the first known kill of one
supersonic missile by another missile.
The action took place January 20 over White Sands,
N Mex when Hawk antiarcraft missile scored direct
hit on its target, an Honest John missile
The Army disclosed this development in a short mo-
ton picture shown to newsmen at the Pentagon. The
show came after brieng with pictures designed up
hold the Armys contention that the administration
should release funds to speed development of the Nike
Zeus aintimssile missile
1t. Gen. Arthur Trudeau, chief of Army research
and development, said vast improvements have been
made in the sensitive radars needed to guide anti
missile to its bastc target He asserted the sys
tenn can be developed to point where it can dis
tngush between the nucear warhead it is supposed to
destroy and the decoys enemy could be expected
release.
Evening star., 1960-02-11
Nurse Moves In;
RoyuI Birth Near

LONDON, Feb. II (AP).-
Queen Elizabeth's maternity
nurse is expected to move into
Buckingham Palace in the next
"a hours in preparation for the
birth of the Queens third baby.
Latest medical examinations
show the baby is likely to be
born this week end, authorita-
tive sources said. The Queen
sent word to Nurse Helen Rowe
to stand by for an urgent call.
The nurse will move into
rooms near the Queens suite.
The Queen continued in the
best of health. Leaving the
palace yesterday afternoon to
have tea with friends, she
waved cheerfully to a small
lcrowd of women at the gates.
Evening star., 1960-02-11
5 Bridges to Get
Higher Speed

The speed limits will be
raised on five of the Districts
bridges next Thursday.
The speed limit will go up
from 25 to 30 miles an hour on
Key, South Capitol Street and
Chain Bridges.
The limit will be raised from
80 to 35 miles per hour on the
two Fourteenth Street bridges.
In addition, the speed limit will
be lifted to 35 miles per hour
on the Fourteenth Street ap-
proach to the northbound span
near the Maine avenue ramp.
District officials said that
traffic counts had shown that
the limits can be raised without
increasing the accident rate.
Evening star., 1960-02-11
Scared Boy, 6, Spends
Wet Night in Pipe

Lite Michael Scarce of 62l6
Georgia avenue NV, 6 years
old and barely four feet tall,
spent the scariest and wettest
night of his life last night.
He hid in a concrete play
tunnel on the Brightwood
School playground from the
time his kindergarten class was
dismissed yesterday afternoon
until police found him at 2 am.
Someone at school said he
would punch me in the nose"
Michael whimpered as Detec-
tive William j. berwick lifted
him out of his hiding place.
He was going to punch me in
the nose" The boy was shiver-
ing and soaking wet from the
waist down.
Michael was crouched in the
concrete play apparatus which
gave him scant protection from
the rain.
The sixth police precinct
near the school had conducted
a frantic search for him since
Michael's mother, Mrs. James
Scarce, had reported him miss
ing at 10 pm. 1t. Murray Kut-
ner and Detective berwick had
spotted Michael while search
ing the playground with their
car spotlight.
81 thought all kinds of
things" Mrs. Scarce said in
recalling her, long night of
anguish. Il didn't know what
to think. I prayed" She said
Evening star., 1960-02-11

military specialists in different
fields being unable to see the
forest for the trees.
He applied the "crazy" label
to a recent remark by Soviet
Premier Khrushchev that Rus
sian success in sending a rocket
to the moon proved the superb
ority Of the Soviet system over
capitalism.
He said Americans should not
get hysterical when a Dictator
ship makes a spectacular
achievement by putting all of
its strength into a particular
field.
Feels Better After Trip
The President carefully re-
Trained from any direct crit
icism Of Democratic leaders in
volved in the current defense
wrangle. But he said he thought
that all Americans should be
big enough not to seek partisan
headlines in the defense field.
He also said he does not think
that figures about comparative
Soviet and United States mis-
sile strength mean a lot"
He came back from his one
day inspection of Americas
missile test center at Cape
Canaveral, Fla, yesterday, he
said, with a very much better
feeling" than he had before. He
added that he was impressed
by the business-like air at the
base, and its apparent efficiency
and competence.
Mr.. Eisenhower made it clear
that he was not disturbed that
spokesman of the different mill
tary services have different
ideas about what is good for
the defense of the country.
But he said he deplores the
Evening star., 1960-02-11

Mr.. Khrushchev seemed either
unaware or undaunted by the
difference in the welcome given
to him and to President Eisen-
hover. He beamed and waved
his white Panama hat to thin
lines of f1ag-waving Indians.
More than a million turned
out-some sources said 2h
million to welcome the United
States President. The crowd
today was in the neighborhood
of a quarter million.
Mr.. Khrushchev told India's
lawmakers "the principles Of
Panch Shila are living reality.
owing in considerable measure
to the peace-loving efforts of
India"
Sympathy for Cuba
1--WE can easily foresee when
countries of Asia which only
yesterday were oppressed colo
nies will be among the most
advanced nations of the world. :"
he said. THE nations of Asia
and Africa are starting to build
new lives for themselves. :.
Our sympathy always has
been on the side of countries
like Cuba, which is actively de-
Tending its national and eco
nomic independence.
The Soviet Union is always
See KHRUSHCHEv, Page A-3