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Evening star., 1953-10-27
Dewey Decides Not to Seek
Fourth Term as Governor
Plans to Return to Private
Practice of Law Early in 1855

the Republicans have strong
candidates to offer for Governor
next year and that his decision
not to run will not embarrass
the party.
Among those who have been
mentioned for the Republican
gubernatorial nomination.
though always with the proviso
that Gov. Dewey himself is not
to be the candidate-are Senator
Irving Ives; former 1t. Gov.
Frank O. Moore, who resigned
to take a position with the
Rockefeller Foundation, and
Speaker of the Assembly Owald
D. Heck.
Ives Seen as First Choice.
Senator Ives has twice been
elected to the Senate, the first
time defeating Senator Lehman
Ny WlOC mai 3 A11 AL AO1O' AAO uAA-
doubtedly would be the first
choice of many Republicans for
the gubernatorial nomination.
He was reelected to the Senate
last year with a lead of 1,322,000
over his Democratic opponent.
Mr.. Moore is regarded as highly
qualified for the Office of Gov
ernor and so is Speaker Heck,
who has been speaker for 16
years, a record in tenure of that
office.
Gov. Dewey had expressed a
personal desire not to run for
reelection in 1850. At that time,
however, the Korean war was
in full swing and there was dan
ger that it might be expanded to
a third world war. He believed
it his duty to continue as chief
executive of the country's most
populouS State under those cir
cumstances. He does not expect
any such impelling reason to-
arise next year.
Evening star., 1953-10-27
Rain Expected Here
About NighffaII;; May
Total Half an Inch
Moves Toward This Area
After Giving Some Relief
In Drought-Hit Virginia

Rain moving up over the fire
pocked forests of Southwest Vir-
ginia was expected to reach
WASHINGTON about nightfall with
some relief for this water-starve
area.
A light shower was falling at
11:15 am, but the Weather
Bureau called it a local develop
ment and not a part of the real
thing" expected later.
Weather Bureau experts be-
lieve as much as half an inch
will fall before ending tomorrow
morning.
While this will not be a COM
plete answer to drought prob
lens, it will be a start toward
Evening star., 1953-10-27
BY the Associeied Press

CHICAGO, Oct. q. - Fire
Capt. Albert Voight was in
charge of the inhalator squad
which answered a call last night
at the home of John OBrien,
38. in suburban Oak Park.
Mr.. O'Brien was unconscious
when the squad arrived and
Capt. Voight summoned a physi-
clan. DR.. Arthur Weihe. The
doctor arrived as the fire squads
respirator was in operation. He
diagnosed Mr.. O'Brien's illness
as a coronary thrombosis and
instructed the firemen to con-
tinue administering aid.
In Is minutes Mr.. O'Brien be-
Evening star., 1953-10-27
u. S. Schools Head
Gives His PHILOSOPHY

ANOTHER BRoWNELL-Dr. Somuei
Miller BrownelI, the Attorney GeneroFs
brother is coming to Washington as
United Stotes commissioner Of edu-
cotton. Among other things. he wonts
to see more men teachers in the
erode schools. Dr.. BrownelI is intro
dueed on pose AS.
GOBLIN FEAST-HoIIoween coils
for speciol treats and Food Editor
Violet FouIkner hos just the recipes
goblin eggs, red devils. popcorn bars
and coromeI apples. She tells all on
poee B-5.
Evening star., 1953-10-27
Dalton of Virginia
Asks President for
More Drought Aid

Ted Dalton, Republican
candidate for Governor of
Virginia, today appealed to
President Eisenhower for
additional drought relief for
the State and said he was
promised that Virginia would
receive "a fair share of Fed
eral funds"
Mr.. Dalton, leaving the
White House, said he did
not discuss his gubernatorial
race with Thomas B. STAN
ley.
Evening star., 1953-10-27
Star Want Ads Con
Earn Cash for You

Do you hove on article gathering
dust around the house? Maybe il
could be converted into Gosh through
a wont od in the Miscellaneous for
Sale" columns Of The Stor.
Advertisers know where to 90 for re-
suits. Thot's why The Stor corries
more won't DDS thon the three other
Washington newspapers combined.
Turn thot article into Gosh by Cd
vertisine It for sole in o Stor wont
cd where you will reach on ever
increasing audience eoser to oct upon
your offer.
Phone Sterling $1,000 and let
courteous Stor odtoksr help you.
Evening star., 1953-10-27
Lute News
Bulletin
Title Investigator Dies

Weldon T. COdling, So, a title
investigator for the Lawyers
Title Insurance Corp, died
Unexpectedly today in the title
Office of the U. S. District
Court for the District of Co
lumbia. Companions said Mr..
Cooling Slumped back in his
chair at 1918 pm. An Emer-
gency Hospital doctor pro-
nOunced him dead shortly
afterward.
Evening star., 1953-10-27
2,059 Slots DESTROYED

BATON ROUGE, La, Oct. 81
R.-State police said yesterday
they had destroyed more than
half the estimated 1000 slot
machines in Louisiana. Troop
ers said they had smashed 2.059
machines since the drive started
October IA.
Evening star., 1953-10-27
Trieste Action
Delay Possible,
Dulles Indicates
5-Power Conference
Awaited; Explains
Ban on Israel Aid
By Gornett D. Homer


can plans for turning over a zone
of Trieste to full Italian control
may be delayed until a five
power conference can be held to
try to work out final solution
of the Trieste crisis.
At a news conference, Mr..
Dulles also:
l. Asserted categorically that
the United States is not con-
YueosIovio Hints 1t Would Agree to
Confer on Trieste. Poge "A
templatifA withdrawing any of
it's armed forces from Western
Europe.
2. Moved to get off a domestic
political hook by saying that new
grants of economic aid to Arab
states as we'll as Israel have in
effect been held up temporarily
Hints at Compromise.
Mr.. Dulles described the Brit
ish-American decision of Octo-
ber 8 to withdraw their occupa-
ton forces from Zone A of the
Trieste territory and turn over
the area to Italian administra-
ton as a bare-boneS decision
which was planned as a move to-
ward a final peaceful solution of
the dispute over Trieste.
The secretary did not say the
British and American govern
ments were getting cold feet over
withdrawing from the territory.
But he did say that decision left
room for Qualifications and am
plifications.
He seemed to be limiting that
British and American leaders
may hope for a compromise be-
tween the previously adamant
stands of Italy and Yugoslavia--
a compromise which would make
it unnecessary to carry out the
uCCIoIOIl VI SCIOUCI o.
Yugoslavia has protested vio-
lently against that decision and
has insisted that it not be car
ried out until the United States.
Britain, France, Italy. and Yugo-
slavia hold a full-dress confer
ence on the problem.
Italy Asks Equality.
Italy so far has insisted that
she could not go into such a con-
ference until she has been put
in a position of equality" with
Yugoslavia, which already ad-
ministers Zone B of the disputed
territory.
Mr.. Dulles told questioners to-
day that the question of timing
of the contemplated turnover of
Zone A to Italy had not been
settled yet. He said a British
American group is working in
London on technical problems
involved in carrying out the de-
ciSion.
Aside from the technical work
IN London, the Secretary said
the Western powers are explor-
ing various ways in which the
contemplated turnover could have
the effect of leading to a final
peaceful solution.
Protest on Israel.
Mr.. Dulles remarks on Israel
came amid mounting criticism of
his departments current crack
down on the Jewish state. Onlv
a week ago Mr.. Dulles confirmed
that American economic aid to
Israel-aSide from Point 4 tech
nical aid-was being held up be-
cause of Israel's defiance of
United Nations agents. finding
that Israeli work on Jordan
River dam and irrigation project
violated terms of an Israeh-Syria
armistice.
Since then there has been
acute political pressure on the
administration from Republican
leaders concerned about the Jew
iSh vote in New York City's
mayoralty vote next Tuesday.
Harold Riegelmen, the Repub-
Evening star., 1953-10-27
Plea Renewed
For 9O06 Cattle
Price Supports
Delegation Calls
On Benson; Farm
Income Drops 790
By jones {. Roper

Spokesman for $50 cattlemen
appealed anew today to Agricul-
ture Secretary Benson to sup
port the price of live cattle at
not less than 80 per cent of par
ity.
The cattlemen, who came here
from 80 States, unanimously
passed a resolution calling for
the price supports and dispatched
a 22-man committee headed by
Dennis Driscoll of Colorado
Springs, Colo, to the Agri-
culture Department to present
it to Mr.. Benson.
The cattlemen also asked to
have delegation call on Pres
ident Eisenhower.
When Mr.. Driscoll submitted
the proposal for cattle price sup
ports to Mr.. Benson, the Secre-
tary replied:
Our minds are open on this
subject. We will study this very
carefully. AS you know, we have
asked the livestock and farm
organizations for advice. Twenty
out of % raised serious questions
that we can put supports under
live cattle"
Quick Decision Urged.
Mr.. Driscoll commented:
Il hope you can study it and
be quick about it because many
cattlemen have to make a deci-
sion now on whether to stay in
business"
While the committee called on
Secretary Benson, other cattle
men went on a lobbying mission
to Capitol Hill armed with new
statistics showing lower farm in
come. The Agriculture Depart
ment announced today that net
income for farming in the United
States this year will be about
$12.5 billion-or about seven per
cent, or 81 billion, below last
year. In 1854. farm profits
should be about the same as this
year, the Agriculture Department
said.
Cash Receipts OFF 1919.
The department said farmers
cash receipts from the sale of
cattle and calves this year are
about 10 per cent below a year
ago. Prices on cattle have been
halved in the last 18 months, the
department declared, but part
of this has been offset by larger
marketings from Americas
herds, the largest on record.
Mr.. Benson told the cattle
men yesterday he knew of no
practical way to support cattle
prices, which have been on the
dOwngrade for two years.
The key section of the reSo-
luton adopted by the cattlemen
said:
1--WE urgently petition the
President and the Secretary of
Agriculture to Immediately put
into operation cattle price sup
port program at minimum of
80 per cent of the parity price
for major grades and classes of
cattle by combination of all
support methods authorized by
the Agricultural Act of 1949 in
Guiding, If necessary, direct pur-
chase of live cattle and purchase
agreements"
The resolution also asked a
number of fringe benefits such
as extension of disaster" loans
to areas that have not been hit
by a natural disaster.
Little Further Action.
Mr.. DriScoll said a Govern
ment announcement to carry out !
such plan probably would
(See FARM, Page A-3D
Evening star., 1953-10-27
Reds Responsible
# Korean Talks
Fail, Dean Warns
Both Sides Are Firm
In Their Views on
Role for NeutruIs
Ry the A.soclnted Pres,

PANM UNION, Oct. 27.-
United States Ambassador Arthur
Dean warned today that unless
the Reds get down to business
in planning the Korean peace
talks they face the "onus of not
having a political conference"
After his second straight day
of standoff preliminary talks
Evening star., 1953-10-27

lndion Officers See No Hope OF Re-
opening POW Persuasion. Poee AS
Evening star., 1953-10-27
A Bite Of News

When an elevator operators falst
teeth fall out it may cause bit of trou-
ble-if so, then it's worth reporting See
Life in the U. S."
Page A-9.
Evening star., 1953-10-27

(See DULLES, Page A-4)
Evening star., 1953-10-27

YueosIovio Hints 1t Would Agree to
Confer on Trieste. Poee "A
Evening star., 1953-01-19
In Cooper Film
HOT I.vvxyNNr

11O14L1 WOOD.
Ned Young has joined the cast
OF The City Is Dark" the
warner Bros. production starring
Gene Nelson, Sterling Hayden
and Phyllis Kirk.
Evening star., 1953-01-19

mount in "A New Kind of Love. u
you'll see no hair on his bald
pate. Gosh! Even Boyer dons
q wig when he. woos. 4iA
Marjorie Steele Mrs. Hunt
ington Hartford-is expecting
again. But the baby won't inA
Eterfere with5 fNO Escape, /" which
gees into production right away
with Marjorie, Lew Ayres and
Sonny Tufts. 4. And after Lew
does "Donovan's Brain" he leaves
on six-month jaunt around the
world.
Lizabeth Scott is off to Flor
ida-to marry Seymour Bayer?
The community singing at
Ciro's night club is really sompin.
frankie Laine led the chorus for
the first show Friday night and
Eddie Arnold was off key for the
second.
4 4 X
Jack Buchanan heads to Mas
Sau for a vacation after Band
wagon" then to London's Cafe
de Paris. After which Metro
wants him for a termer.
Joan Bennett has to be doing
well. She sent six cases of cham
payne out of the blue to the
Elizabeth Arden salon.
Anne Baxter gets a real sexy
campaign for Blue Gardenia. ;"
=. Annie was offered three plays
in New York and her career has
never been so wide, high and
handsome.
Evening star., 1953-01-19
Hollywood Diary
Sophie Tucker Film
i DeIoyed by Betty
; By Sheiloh Grohom

going over the border to make
Second Chance"
Vanessa Brown will drop the
more common section of her
moniker and be known as "Va-
nessa" when she makes her next
movie. . And Alex Gottlieb is
hoping to buy 1.-THE Seven Year
Itch" for the gal when she's
ready to make a film.
After the Bing Crosby show
the other night. Rosemary Cloo-
ney was surrounded by auto
graph Screamers. But her COM
panion was completely ignored
and Jose Ferrer isn't used to
that. Incidentally, he is
negotiating to buy a lol on Sum
NIT Ridge in Beverly-plans to
build there in February.
Strong double feature Just
noticed on the way to work +:
Elght Iron Men" and "The Iron
Mistress" Ed Wynn met the
daughter of a one-time acquaint-
ance and quipped: "She's a chip
off the old chippy."
Lucille Ball and Desi Arnez
will make a picture at Goth Gen.
tury-Fox this summer, tenta-
lively titled Camp Fire" It's
a break for any studio to get this
top TV team.
Hedy Lamar is receiving
counting correspondence again
from ex-mate Ted Stauffer. But
her heart currently belongs to
Howard Lee.
The biggest feud in music cir
cles is between Jascha Heifetz
and his former manager, Rrdy
Polk-with artists like Artl ur
Rubinstein and Marian ,Ander-
son backing Rudy.
Even though Yul Brynner
plays a romantic role for Para
Evening star., 1953-01-19
HOLLYWOOD.

aO1b4 WOOD.
Betty Hutton has postponed
filming the Sophie Tucker life
story until 1854. And, unless an
irresistible movie floats along,
she'll do only television series
and PAS during 1858.
George HORNED reverts to the
family SPAN business in the
East when his service time is
over. Which will pose a perma-
nent hamming or canning prob
lem for his movie-star wife, Les
lie Caron.
Jackie Gleason plays a Milton
Berle-iSh character in "The Cur
tain Never Falls" movie this
summer, to be made here.
Esther Williams and Ben Gage
are blueprinting a super trailer
camp next to their restaurant,
Trails"
X X y =
Clifton Webb will have Mama
Maybelle on his arm at the Eli
senhower inauguration in Wash
ington. Irene Dunno will
wear a diamond-studded white
lace Don Loper gown at the in
auguration ball.
Pat Nerney took Colleen Gray
to the tennis matches. Where
was Peggy Ann Garner?
Ginger Rogers was with Jacques
Bergerac, old-time beau Greg
Bautzer with Mari Blanchard,
the Leo Durochers and Corny
Jacksons, inseperable as usual.
Bob Stack ditto with Claudette
Thornton, and David Wayne
putting on a show between sets
with pal on the other side of
the court.
Stephen Bogart. entertained
the top-drawer kindergarten set
for his 5th birthday, before his
parents took off for New York.
The question out-of-towners
keep asking-"Why is every one
sore with Anne Baxter?" Is
every one?
Bob Mitchum, who loves Mex
leo, will be happy to learn he's
Evening star., 1953-01-19
Where and When.
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time Of Showing


Stage.
National The Fourposter";
$3.50 pm.
Sam S. Shubert-"Josephine"
$3.50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador-"Thunder in the
East; /, sos, Sis. 1920 and
9:35 pm.
CapitOl-"The Clown; II
am, LAS and 4:30 pm. Stage
1855 and $40 pm.
Columbia-"Stars and Stripes
Forever; 11:10 am, ITO, 3:05
5, Z, s:55 and 1885 pm.
Dupont-"High Noon; /, 2:45
4:30, 6:15, 8 and $3.50 pm.
Keith's - "Hiawatha"; 11:2(
am, 1870, 3:35. $40, 7:45 and
$50 pm.
Little-"The Promoter; 6:20
sos and 9:55 pm.
Metropolitan-"Ride the Man
Down; 1l:40 am. 1:4O, $40
$40. TAO, $40 and 11:4O pm
Ontario-"Road to BALI; 1885
3:45, $50, 7:50 and $50 pm.
Palace-"Ruby Gentry" 11:3C
am, 1:25. 800. Sis, 7:1O, 9:O5
and II pm.
Playhouse - High Noon;
ll:15 am, !, 2:45. 4:30, $40
$40, 10 and 11:45 pm.
Plaza - "The Promoter; II
am, 1885, 2:10, 3:45, 5:25, Z
$40. 10:15 and 1880 pm.
Trans-Lux-"The Fourposter",
II am. l, 3:15, $50. 7:45 anc
10 pm.
Warner - Thunder in the
East; 1885 am, lao, 3:45
$50. 1850, 9:40 and 1850 pm
Evening star., 1953-01-19

-. It combines dialogue and
song.
BULLETIN BOARD: There
will be a sneak preview of a new
English film. unnamed naturally
at the Macarthur theater to-
night. Invitations are now
going out for RKO's world pre-
miere of Never Wave at a Wac"
at Keith's on January 28. . It
will be a gala affair, followed by
a reception in honor Of Gen
and Mrs. Omar N. Bradley, the
chairman Of the Joint Chiefs OF
Staff. =. Frederick Brisson,
producer Of the film starring his
wife. Rosalind Russell, will be
host at the reception. H.. Invita-
tions also are in the mail for a
private preview of the Museum
OF the City Of New York's Ger
trude Lawrence memorial exhi-
bition, "A Star Danced" It
Is set for January q. Critic
John Mason Brown will speak.
Evening star., 1953-01-19

I have exactly Is standard-size
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typewriters that were made to
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our machines, we want to make
sure they get a good home.
Trade-ins gladly accepted. Call
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In to Central Typewriter Co.,
2019 14th st. NV. Just ask for
Irv Keller.
Evening star., 1953-01-19
Singer Signed
HOLLYWOOD

k1O44Y WOOO.
Gale Robbins has been signed
for the featured role of a famed
theatrical star in Warner Bros.
Technicolor musical, Calamity
Jane" starring Doris Day,
Howard Keel, Allyn McLerie
Dick Wesson and Philip Carey
The singing star returned to
Hollywood last week end from a
successful six weeks night club
engagement in Chicago, Detroit
and New York.
David Butler is directing and
William Jacobs is producing
Calamity Jane" for Warner
Bros.
Evening star., 1953-01-19

ADJUSTMENTS.
Evening star., 1953-01-19
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Evening star., 1953-01-19
The Passing Show
Rood Play Attractions
Literally Take to Road
BY Joy Cormody

Joe Shea representative Roberts on its fare
well tour has the perfect title for autobiography
gets around to writing it The Unstrung Harp
will his memoirs.
However, busy with other things to be bothered
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CAR CLEANER and polisher for used
car. lot. Do not apply If not exper.
and good worker; $50 per wk. Qu.
CAR POLIsHER, Thoroughly familiar
with cleaning and polishing used
hours and WORKING conditions. See
Mr.: Clarke, PARKWAY MOTOR CO..
C 3o5l ~ s.; ~. used-car lot. :,
M SSeSnd J, seFy ys stat s1. Apply COM
CARETAKER ON FARM-Middle age
couple to care for home. References
required. u. 6-4410. 80
CARPENTERS. experienced only. Ap.
Ply Wll ~ e, blvd; and North
CARPENTERS AND PAINTERS serv.
ice needed By dentist. Will exchange
service. Box 390-A. Star. 20A
2 thorougllly expert.
enced. with transportation and cleo
tric too h;o Steady work. good pay,
CARPENTERR, SUPERINTENDENT
Capable bldg. medium priced homes
Rets.. exper., salary. BOX 46-B. Star
CARPENTERS (6)
Steady work. Mechanics only neet
epply. Report to MR. MADDEN
"a 9. washington st.. FAN,