7 14-(Sec I) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Fru. June 15, '58 ke Sidesteps Politics, Talks To Adenauer , . By ED CRZAGH r WASHINGTON to - President Eisenhower, described as bxreas- injly comfortable and taking a bit mora nourishment, met with West German Chancellor Konrad Ade nauer Thursday and voiced hope for the "liberation" of 17 million Germans from "Soviet Communist rule." At the same time. Eisenhower's press secretary ruled out questions about a second term, so long as the President remains la Walter .Reed Army Hospital. Specifically Secretary James C. Hagerty re fused to relay to Eisenhower a reporter's query as to whether his new illness may lead the Presi dent to reconsider his Feb. a de cision to rua for re-election. . The M year old Adenauer de clared after a 10 minute meeting in the hospital room that the speed of Eisenhower's recovery from last Saturday's operation was a mir acle.'' He said the President's doctors told him It was possible because they had. "a healthy organism" la work with. After Meetlai ' - K 11:30 p.m. EOT medical bul letin -issued J4 hours after Ade-4 Bauer and Secretary of State Dulles talked with the President and Mrs. Eisenhower said: -- "The President's condition con tinues to progress satisfactorily. His temperature, blood pressure, pulse and respiration are stable and continue essentially normal ihia morning the , President was permitted to get out of bed and sit ia an easy chair during the visit of the chancellor of the federal republic of Germany. TJiere was no untoward physical reaction from the visit Small Assstats "Te President will have periodi cally throughout the day small amount of liquid by mouth, sup- Emented by intravenous feed s." -r Hagerty said the doctors told him 'this meant more beef broth, such as the President took Wed psday in his first oral nourish tent since the operation, pins tti. and warm water. The Presi dent had about a half cup of the broth shortly after the Adenauer visit i addition. Hagerty said, m wiU bfc' given protein in the form el amine acids, as well as the glu cose tsugar) which has been given to him in the intravenous feeding. Drrsttag Rabe rHagerty said the President re ceived Adenauer in a tan dressing robe over light blue pajamas. He sat with his feet resting on an eUomaa. He was freshly shaven, too-fais barber, Steve Martini, bad Just been in. Eisenhower and his wife sat . rfcfe-or-side. with Adenauer and Dulles seated across the room from them. The conversation, as Hxgerty described It. turned to fast Germany as soon as the ntial good wishes were exchanged by.' the two leaders. A State De partment Interpreter translated the President's remarks into German and Adenauer's Into English, Adenauer and Dulles spoke briefly into microphones later. Handing in bright sunlight by a geranium bed at the "VIP' en trance to the hospital building. Cope Expresses' 'Dulles said the President "ex pressed his very great hope that action could be taken which would remote the liberation of the 17 million Germans that are now held under Soviet Communist rule, and their reunification with Ger toanyt" - - Eisenhower himself brought up Oils matter, Dulles said, and it Wis the main topic of conversa tion between the two leaders. Hagerty said, giving no details, that Eisenhower and Adenauer flUcussed the Joint communique issued Wednesday by Dulles and the chancellor. This challenged Russia to prove its peaceful in tantions by ending "the brutal and unnatural division it has imposed " en Germany. Apparently there was no dis cussion of the'difference of opinion between Adenauer and a number of U. S. officials over the general current attitude .of the Russians. "Neihlag Chaaged" ' Some American officials have indicated belief the Soviet Union's present government may be eas ier to get along with than the Stalin regime. Adenauer has em- hssixed the view that "nothing as changed." "Hagerty was asked if, since the President now is able to see Visitors, he would consider sub mitting a question to the President -."Whether he thinks It is neces sary for him to reconsider his decision to run again?" "."I certainly am not going to do that now, was the reply, "and 1 most certainly would not suggest - r submit that question while the President is in the hospital." Eisenhower is expected to leave the hospital about a week from next Sunday. ? Hagerty said the President still suffers some discomfort but that It irowS leu every day. " He also said Mrs. Elsenhower 'feelln the fatigue effects tiee-less nights and days of worry Aur her husband's condition. 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