f9 Tourists Can Pass Wal Easier Ihan Berliners Only a few 0! the city’s 3.500,- BERLIN (Am—An oddity of 000 inhabitants can do this. The the Berlin situation is it Is much comm easier for tourists from some distant Spot to pass through the Berlin Wall than it is {or u, 31 lives of the divided city. The W Frid bus trips the 00 Berlin. By GEORGE BOULTWOOD is three years old ay. Tthousands of tourists take through it to look at mmunist - run sector or mission risk being shot guards. unist authorities In a k e . 059 Foreigners who want M [0 h the East sector can take the : elevated drive or walk across the border. In all cases they lpass tlnough Communist con- ! trola in customs huts alongside gtne wall. They surrender their ' pa sports and fill out a declara- tion of w much money they have with them. This h shown. along with receipts (or money exchanged and spent, on leaving. Foreigners who go by car or 'on foot pass through the Fried- richstrasse opening in the wall. exceptions for only those per. 1 0n the Western side is the U.S. one whose trips they consider l army control post. known as helpful to the Communist re- Oheckpomt Charlie. d 'me. The gaps in the wall are de- m“ Other Berliners are kept I liberately narrow, to frustrate apart by the 261/: miles of con crete and barbed wire snaking mick “ I Mme can N“ “d across the city's waist. Th who cross without official pcr- . by me just w1de enough for one per- l ' arm. would-be refugees. Only one ve- the opening for pedestrians is be to turn out their billfolds to of The” on be W. inexplicable delays in the Com munist control shacks. ports disappear behind a grill and the owners sometimes have to wait an hour betas-c they are handed back. When there is‘a security drive on. people may be searched. They can be asked pmve the amount money they have declared. ' Strangers in town can avoid much of this trouble by taking one o! the regular commercial bus tours. Big buses. with large sight-seeing windows. can he picked up in the main street of West Berlin, the Kurteuraten- a _fliebusesalsocall at leading hotels by arrangement. The tour. lasting about fiv hours. covers the whole of the city. East and West. TOUR Tourists- also have the choice 0! tours that cover only West 0 trip. , At the border the suds and the Eat guide is not per- mitted to corne to the West. manoeuvres through and side. Two security men check passports. There is no filling out of forms or long waiting for the bus passengers. H They are taken on a pre- scribed route which shows post« war reconstruction. The tour includes a stop at the vast memorial park in Trep- tow. laid out to commemorate the Soviet soldiers who died in the mnquest of Berlin. About 5,000 tallen Russians are buried th 3mm; "fimm $5331 R.F. Kennedy Qualifications nmng commentary during the I Paas- ru "Face Democrat’s Challeth cratsaid here In would eral Robert F. Kennedy’s pres- idential qualifications it Ken- nedy seeks the New Yoxi Dem- ocratic mum lor the U5. Senate The announcement came In near the Friedrichstrasse sta- tion to allow tourists a glimpse of the downtown lite of what the East Germans call their capl- Back at the checkpoint more East guide says a polite fare- well and the bus mils throng ere. Another brie! shop is nude the barrier into West Berlin, challenge U.S. attorney - Gen- the is a quick count of heads. the You now YORK (AH—A Demo- Albany and emu Palmer or Schenectady, a top strategist in . camp 0! U. 8 Representa- tive Samuel 5. s am. as date (or the nomination. Kennedy. handler of the late president. is a Massachusetts voter now living in McLean. Va. su-htton or Am- undeclamd candi- lilederal law says that a sen- ator "when elected. be an in- habitant of that state for which he shall be chosen," making it it he moved to New (one thoNov. s 11.5. general election, I! But Palmer maintained that t of candidacy and the conven- on. Besides Stratton's undeclared candidacy. two men have an~ munced for Democratic nomin- ation to the seat now held by Reprddsc‘ an Senator Kesting. They are Anthea . to New dormer ambass or Zelland. and Louis Nim, law- been a foreign country . the United colonists. state law required a senatorial Manx» 's mod M gut. "it; hold the k I cc " Ke on the seam race.” mm, Wagner has spoken a Main Kennedy as y action ' 1e ca 4 date without committing h? sell to an outright endorsemela Kenned y nxnmrr CAMERAS ‘ ounnnc (or) .— ‘West (:4. man ed ‘32 aqua" teet of space at the Quebec pm vinclal Exposition here Sept, 8-13 to exhibit cameras a other lsion equipment. I: was announced Tuesday. 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