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a gee 3-16 (Ree. 1-11-60) ir-New York—~ Mrs. R’s Is Mr. K. cocoa and TFIMIicis to So viet Premicr Nikita S Khru- shchev today at # private party and then had a visit from an unknown admirer. Khrushchev paid a one hour socia! call on the for- mer First Lady at her east- side home to share her wusu- al tea-hour fare of encoa ; and assoried goodies. The Russisn leader, ac- companicd by Soviet For- Ign Minister Andrei Gro- via and Soviet Ambassa- or Mikhail Menshikov, ar- ived al the white stone inusce on Bast 74th at. short- ly afier four meclack. Hatiess and wearing a gray suit, Khrushchey en. tered ine house without his Wsual greeting to newsmen Waiting on the doorsiep. A few tenants of a 16-floor apartment house opposite NEW YORK. Oct. 6 (UPI "> | | Eleanor oxevelt-“Nerved - watched from windows. but there were no boos or cheers. Ht was one of the Boviet Premier's quietest public appearances. Mrs. Roosevelt received her guests in the third Aoor fiving roam of her apart- ment. It appeared there were no others present. Ow the third floor landing she had arranced eight pho- tographs of Mr. and Mrs. Khrushchev and heewet?f taken when the Premier visited the Roosevelt estate at Hyde Park. N. Y.. on his * four of America last year. Mrs. Ronsevelt: first: met Khrushchev when she visit- ed Russia in 1057. While they were meeting, Mrs. Roosevelt's second vis- iter ¥rrrved. -—. 5 © OCT 19 1960 } Maho Onl \ Tas istant for the General eae Co. pte stop police when tried to enter the Roosevelt home. But the atiractive young brunctle showed police a letter signed by the former Firet Lady asking her to tea at S$ p.m. The policemen gaid she would have to wait. “Well what's going on?” Miss Mahoney asked. When inid that Khrushchev bad preceded her on Mrs. Roose- velt's entertainment sched- ‘ple she said: “Poor Mrs. Rooseveli! She won't want to talk with me after talking with thal crazy ‘ man.” Mist Mahoney said her appointment hed been ar- ranced by s mutual! fricaci who thought she should mect Mrs. Roosevelt be- cause the young woman ad- mired her sn much. She waited patiently. holding a single yellow rose and Mrs. Ronseveit's latest book, “You Learn By Liv- ing.” which she wanted to have autocraphed. Khrushchev fnaily emerged and entered hi ar. Minutes later Miss Ma- y wes escorted into thel rats ta anty Ss House. oe om. - fa i eee NOT RECORDED M49 001 18 HOU a A STE : f : | soy aoe Vit. /™ -./ ° ~, Ko) er — x Sullivan — The Wasrhingion Post ed. Times Herold The VWashingion Dally News The Evening Star New York Herald Tribune New York Journd-Americen — — New York Mirror New York Deily News New York Pest __.._._._._——_. The New Yor: Times __.——— The Wore... — The New Leader... The Wall Street Joemel _——- -- Dete OlT? 1960 sow a TTL eo