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Evening star., 1955-07-01

ARL., SIG N. Kenmore-Siy rooms.
first floor. large rear lawn, garage.
children welcome. Cony. shops
and transp,; tran. Sl2S month. incl. heat
ARL;--Bedrm.. iiv. rn.. dinette. kit;.
bath: above-sys.. .conv loc.: mod.
,bldg.; $40. IA s-zs85. IA. 2-1S90,
ARLINGTON, Columbia pike at FRED
erick st.: MAGNOLIA Gardens---Avail.
now. Beautiful and spacious Lying
Seanooms Sans Io0 ates Il Etehsr .anp adpe
ment: paruuet rs. Venetian blinds;
8 exposures; utils. furn. $50 . mo.
One bedSoom, ss2.bo. For info.
ARLINGTON, now-1 -bedrm.. quali-
ty apt. lge. kit. new lge. refgr. and
stove, exhaust ian. Ven. blinds.
full laundry faciIs.. auto. h.-w.h.,
locked storage. 0ff-street parking.
4 dir. bus. AL utils., no children or
pets, IA. 4-1706 or IA. 6-723S.
AIEx. AIisi.V VtDEL RAY, - Corner apt. in
CoIonial-type brick bldgs... s units
each, overlooking beautiful lawn
and .pcn,l,,s shade ss trees; s: Esr bls .e, bus
$ss. .bo-s6e SO: ' . bedrms.. SS4so
Adults. RAYMOND APIS, TIE
Lee STUDIO APT. with Pullman n
kit, entr. foyer. dressing rm. and
bath. Laundry and storage facili-
ties. Close to shopping, buses. Navy
Annex and Pentagon. IA. S-2755
1 AND . BEDROOM ApARrMENTs
5 minis. from Washineton via Ar.
lineton boulevard. Call >. FULLER
GROOM REALTY CO., IA, 7-7604;
after 8. call IA. 2.0721.. --3
CL0SE-IN ARL.--Lse.. highly de-
sirable Ist-f. apt. with 2 king -siss
bedrms. 500. with all utils, Store,
and transp. nearby. ia. 7-lS75
PENTAGoN. NAVY ANNEx-clean
cool. l-bedrm. apt: new cond !;
SIS, incl. utils. Apt. 1O4. 1900 N
Pierce st.: "a. 2-07l3. -
Pvt. home. End floor; 2 bedrms.. Nv
ofb Rfss aRsxaNSEfA spe saslSfsn "a -gsss 1ms and
bath; 1s a;.sssSs; sSf; King and Fairfax ats-
ARL.--Free rent til July Is. Nevis
decor, extra lge. 2-bedrm. apt,
garden.type bldg. mr.. Pentagcn
Fort Ssdla Myer SeS Sg9 70 incl usils .as. Alse
p pARRkrh9ioS pARij sSii IA coMsbSirrY-Beau. ssatsi
tiful one-bedroom apis. you'll be
proud to call your home. Imagine q
separate dining room, de luxe kit
with full-sise equipment, incl. gar
bage disposal: master TV antenns
and complete laundry and storage
facilities:. 500, incl. al utils. An
excellent location at sos ". Pollard
St.. Arlington, Va, tThe Lomar
Apts.). Just on Glebe rd. See Mrs.
Neesman. Apt. 1. ia. 7-h2l9 OF
st, NV. Ma. S-2345.
HARBoR TERRACE APARTMENTs
II you are interested in an ant. con-
yenient to National Airport, w
have newly redecorated 1-bedroom
apis. from S70.75 to S7575 per
month, incl, utils For inspection
Apply at Apt ], 1901 Abtngdca DR.
Alexandria.
FORT CRAIG GARDENS
Also newly redecorated I-bedroom
arf Gdiacent to RI. Myer; S70.75
per mo-, incl. ttils. For inspection
apply Apt. 2. 1l8 8. Court House.
Arlington, Va. IL
Presidential Gardens
Adjacent to shopping center and
schools, lovely lawns, trees and
f5auArs min tn downtOwu. &
Evening star., 1955-07-01
AIR-CONDITIONED APT.
ON CAPITOL HILL

The cool ultramodern, Congressiona
g Apts., at 215 Constitution ave. ne
F.. Overlooking Nd. aye) has Just one
Of our newly decorated super enc
ants. avail. Low rent Of S69.50
incl all utils. Elevator serv., ROOF
garden, etc. See res. mgr. on prem
iseS or cali Ii. 6-0364.
Evening star., 1955-07-01
APIS. UNEURNIsHEp-Mp.

FLOWER AND PINEY BRANCH
ARIA. in 6-unit BIDS bedrm,
Otis incl. ?, p b EoRD. 5ft 10. g. s.siHos los
RoCKvILLi--i and . bedrms.. Nv.
Ing. room. dinette.. kitchen. bath
and rear screened porch; neal
to $50 per month Po 2-30o3
REVERE APIS. 1909 Lebanon st.
Apt. 3. facing LanRley Park shop
center. Beautiful I-bedrm. apt.
lge liv. rm.: dinette: kit; bath;
modern throughout. Utils. incl
c6ERAff 6E f-2sYg. Hills. at D. c. line-Gsr.
den apartments; q bedrooms. Ss5;
3 bedrooms, SOS: Including utiIi.
ties; Near shops, school. bus. 20
5 aSss; IHsGE ROOMS. kit. bath. Re fe.,
scr; porch; pvt. entr.: no children
$50: avail. now; S404 upshur St,
csosE.S csso6snsESPd sIkSER ks vi sPRISS5i RiSsi5 bed
rm; terrace apt. immed. occup., nc
CHILDREN 1 .Sa o5 pets. s47-s0; utiis. incl
cAPITOL HEIGHTs-4 rms. and pri.
yate bath. Eonv. stores and schools.
AST6NETrE AhpSs IT. Veis GARbRSs rGEas g. 7RiSe ne
rooms, $SS and SEQ; includes util-
ities. 10. s-S119. Other listinss
PARKWAY TERRACE APIS, 5000
Parkway terrace drive, Suitiand
Nd ;--LarEe. airy, ! and bedrm
protect. Ample play areas. ldry
facilities; 24-hr. maintenance serv-
ice; 10 min. to downtown d, C.
Apply resident manager. 20. g.
LIKE YOUR own HoME-see IL.
terrace apt. pvt; entr.: yard for
blk. from Piney Branch shoppine
center: SIS mo. 1913 Flower ave.
Takoma PIX. Cali MRS. BURGAN,
after pm, JU. 9-57g2. IS
5-RM. APTs., S75 and $50 per
month. heat furn.; ideal location.
mr.. expressway and TT. Meade,
mile from Laurel. Nd. Parkway g.
ExTRa-LARGE 2-bedroom terrace
apt. utfls. furn.. sep. storage lock-
ers; can use own washer: avail.
july 8: $50 q month. JU. 5-blSO.
SILVER SPRING, SIG Thayer ave-
3 expos: bedrms., full din. rm.:
new brick bldg; conv. buses, shops.
INQUIRE Apt. 102 or KE. 7-176S.
TAKoMA PARK, MD, 10 North
Manor circle. S79.50 to Sg1. .6O-
and 2 bedrm. apis, liv. rm., din.
area and bath. kit. with stove and
refgr.; utils. Incl. Call janitor.
10: 1880 or FREDERICK W.
BERENS SALES. INC, Ma. S-7621
SILVER SPRING, Md, Sligo Park
Hills Apts.---Spacious l and Q bed
rm. units in beautiful Sligo Park.
Newly decorated and modern IA
cilities; utils. incl; near Blair High
School and grade school. conven-
lent TO Walter Reed Hospital. Call
Mrs. Seested. JU. S-4693, or call
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES
INC, Ma. S-762f.
CLINTON, Md, RID. No. 2. Box
22S Schultz rd., $60-Near An
drews AFB; End floor. private en-
trance: lse. liv. rm. and bedrm
comb, kit. and bath; ]. small bed
rm.; can have lge. garden In rear;
washing facilities In bsnnt; heat
furnished. Call FREDERICK W
BERENs SALES, INC. MA. S-7621
Evening star., 1955-07-01

220 HAMILTON ST. NV.
Beaut. redec, lge. ultramodern. de
luxe l and 2-bedrm. apts.. at low
rents. To inspect, see ianitor down
stairs.
Jess Fisher Management Co.
1920 K st. NV, Elk. 3-1s11
Evening star., 1955-07-01
SCHOOLS
TRANSPORTATION
SHOPPING

Rooms are large with ample
closet space; playground Tor
children: wide lawn areas for
safe play,
Evening star., 1955-07-01
5000 CONN. AVE. NV.
1-BEDRM. APT, $82.5O

apt. In excellently located
elevator apt. bldg. switchboard and
mail desk service. To inspect apply
at premises or CALL MRS. POS
TON. HO. 2-4300.
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-29
Airport News
D. II. Sebastian

Over $4,000 people are expected
to visit the Billings Airport on
October 1 and 2. A new $500 foot
runway will be dedicated on Oct.
2. The new facilities at the Bill
lings airport will make it possible
for all airlineS which serve Bill
hngs to operate without occasion
al restrictions which from time
to time have been a problem. It
will put Billings in a position to
handle any commercial airliner
flying today. This means that
Northwest Airlines will be serv-
ing Billings with stratocruiser and
constellation service.
The Air Fair officials are plan
ming a gala display. The Air Force
will put on a precision jet show.
The Air Force has also promised
a B-36 for display. Northwest will
have a Constellation on display to
the public. Frontier Airlines will
fly sightseeing flights both days.
Piper Aircraft Company will have
a display. Cessna will show their
complete line of business and
private aircraft. Lynch Flying
Service will show their weather
information on a television screen.
Trans World Airlines, United Air
lines, Frontier Airlines, Northwest
and Western Airlines will all have
static displays at the Airport.
John Lindsay, vice-president of
Frontier Airlines, arrived on
Frontier AirInes Flight 81 from
Dickinson September %. John
promptly left Sidney with Dan
Price, Bill Buchholz and Bill
Thompson for a business trip to
Regina, SaSk.
Harold RED" Davis, Frontier
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-29

Melvin Bakken home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Myron'
and children visited at the Ken
meth Goss home Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Stewart
have moved into Crane this week.
He is employed by Conlin Furni-
ture in Sidney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Bakken
and family visited at the Chris
Jensen home Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Norby and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. L. Norby
were Sunday dinner guests at the
Jess Roberts home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldridge Peterson
entertained friends at a farewell
party for Wheel Graunke, who
has been visiting here from Cali
fornia.
Melvin Bakken received 27O0
head of sheep he purchased at
Jordan last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Larsen plan
to leave Friday for Denver, Colo,
to visit their oldest daughter,
Evelyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Hartl visited
at the Herb Larson home Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Stewart
visited at the Leroy Tanglen
home Saturday evening.
There are ten first grade pupils
in the Crane school this year.
One or both the parents of seven
Of them had also attended the
Crane school.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Thornton
and daughter of Portland, Ore,
are visiting her mother, Mrs.
James Wright and brother this
week.
Mrs. Cy Book left for Powell,
Wyoming Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. Anton Pfau and
family helped her brother work
on his new house northeast of
Sidney Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Anderson
were Sunday dinner guests at
their daughters, Mrs. Louis Yer
haSSelt.
Mrs. Harry Powers visited at
the Anton Anderson home Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Neese and
sons visited at the Asa Bradley
home Wednesday evening.
Ira Anez, MI. H. F. Anez, Mrs.
Les Kenfield and Mrs. Harold
Burkett were dinner guests at
the Charles Provost home Sun
day.
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-29
Crane Community

Mr.. and Mrs. Hartl, Mrs. Asa
Bradley and Donna called at the
William Hoffstot and Henry Pc
terson homes Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Ira Anez returned home
Monday from the Sidney Mem
orial hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyol Cysewski
spent the week end at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Tanglen.
Melvin Bakken called at the
Peter Tanglen home Saturday.
Mrs. Walla called on Mrs. Joe
Stevenson Tuesday.
H. F. Anez, Mrs. Les Kenfield
and Mrs. Harold Burkett arrived
Saturday morning from Havre to
visit their mother at the hos
pital. They returned home Sun
day evening.
Mrs. Steve Douglass attended
the Academy of Friendship at
the Gilman Foss home in Sidney
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Provost
and children called at the Ira
Anez home Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Norby spent
Saturday night at the Jess Rob-
ertS home on their return trip to
Kalispell.
Mrs. Harry Moran called on
Mrs. Joe Stevenson Monday.
Mrs. Anna Nelson attended the
VIEW auxiliary meeting in Sidney
Monday evening.
Guy Anez, Mrs. Les Kenfield
and Mrs. Harold Burkett and Ira
Anez were dinner guests at the
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-29

Airlines regional supervisor, for
the Northern Division, paid a Wis
it to the local station on Sept. 81.
Passengers boarding Frontier
Flights during this past week in
Guided: Mrs. Ted SorenSon, Will
liston; Mrs. Pat Murray, Bismarck:
Dermott Healy, San Francisco;
Bill Thompson, Minneapolis; Bill
Baue, Denver; Mrs. Margaret Nc
Millen, Frankfurt, Germany; Mrs.
Clara Lowry, Frankfurt, Germany;
c. w. Bax, Williston; Mrs. Bar
Ibara Langille, New York; Tom
Freeman, Denver; Clinton Talley,
Billings.
3 = 3
Another Frontier Travel Tip -
Leave Sidney 3:35 p. m, arrive
Spokane 1922 p. m.
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-29

Harold "Red" Davis, Frontier
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-04
REGISTER OF DEEDS
Ihurmond Asks
Funds For Base

The Defense Department asked
Congress last Wednesday for
funds for s655, 900 for the Myr-
tie Beach Municipal Airport. This
money would be spent for con-
struction at the base and the re-
quest came as an authorization
not as an appropriation bill.
Senator Strom Thurmond and
Congressman John Riley, Robert
Ashmore, John Mcmillan and
Mendel Rivers announced the re.
quest for the South Carolina
projects. The appropriation OF
money lame later.
To date more than S7,000,000 in
contracts have been awarded al
the base and it is expected that
100000 more will be awarded
by June 80 when the fiscal year
ends. This would bring the tota
to Sl0,O00,000 in contracts award
ed by June 80 and total 90 $l6,,
255, 900 by June so, 1856.
The $50 civilian workers nov
at the base are expected to in
crease in number to around 900
by the middle of the summer n:
the tempo of the work increases
Presently there are IL prim,
contractors at work at the has,
with manr more sub-contracts a
work.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-04
Bell Asks Funds
For Damages To
Grand Strand

Federal assistance for repair
ing damage by hurricane Haze
at the beaches Is being sought
by Representative Lloyd B. Bel!
according to a copy of a letter
which he sent to the Sentinel.
His letter follows.
Honorable John L. Mcmillan
Congressman
The Capitol
Washington, d. C.
Dear Congressman Mcmillan:
Please accept my conEratula-
lions and whole hearted support
In your efforts to obtain the Five
Million Dollar appropriation Il
help rehabilitate the destruction
brought on by Hurricane Haze
Of the beaches Of South Carolin;
from Georgetown to Cherr,
Grove Beach.
The citizens residing In oul
beach areas are showing . mar
velous spirit In their efforts Il
clean up the debris and In tn,
rebuilding Of the homes and cot
tages; but the job Is q tremend
Gus one. and cannot be done b,
local effort along.
Just yesterday on an inspec,
ton trip, 1 noticed thai aloni
certain sections of the beacl
where the sand dunes had beer
rebuilt with funds granted undeI
public law No. 875, that tn,
tides have come out and destroy
ed the dunes and that the beacl
strand Is showing considerable
signs of erosion, which could
lead to serious consequences In
the future.
Any way we here In Horr,
County can be CT assistance Il
you in your efforts to get thi.
bill Through, will be gIadl,
done.
With kindest personal regards
I am
Sincerely yours,
Lloyd b. Fell
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-04

Mrs. w. A. Cox and daughter,
Linda Sue, and Barbara Enid
Heller are spending this week
with her daughter Mrs. Mary
Starr Heller. Mrs. Cox will be a
patient Of DR.. E. p. Scarbough
of Emory University. She was
accompanied to Georgia by Mr..
and Mrs. ]. c. Cox.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-04

Community Hospital visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Artie
Hardee Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie Afford
and daughter, Sherry spent last
weekend visiting relatives in
Lakeland, Florida.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Layton Todd and
Ronnie and Mr.. and Mrs. Jane
Hardee visited the grandstane
last Saturday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-04

Mr.. and Mrs. James Hardee
were the dinner guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd Hardee Sunday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-04

Mrs. A. +. Cox Of Leesville, S.
c. spent last weekend In Loris
visiting relatives.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-04

Scarlet and Gold are the offi-
cial colors OF the u. s. M. C.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-04
WITH THE
ARMED FORCES

I CORPS, Korea.-Pvt. Will.
liam f. Bellamy, 81, son of w. E
Bellamy, Route 1, Wampee, S. c..
is member of the 51st Signal
battalion, part of the Corps ir
Korea.
An intensive post-truce train,
ing program is supervised by ]
Corps for the UN units under its
control.
Bellamy, pole lineman il
Company B of the battalion, en-
tered the Army in October 1876!
and arrived in the Far East thi:
month. He completed basic train
ing at Camp Girdon, Ga.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-04

Miss Katie Hardee of the Loris
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-04
WEATHER NEXT WEEK:

Mild, some sunshine, rain we
hope, some breezes. Generally
good weather for coming to
ILoriS.
Evening star., 1955-08-18
Stowuwoys on Cunord Liners
Lived on eu and Crumpets

NEW YORK. Aug. 10 R.-
lStowaway fare Of hors d'oeuvers
and tea and crumpets was de-
scribed In Federal Court yester-
day.
Assistant United States At
t0rney william Esbitt said two
lcollege students subsisted on
Those snacks along with bouillon
and crackers when they slowed
away to England on two sepa-
rate Cunard Line ships.
United States Commissioner
Isaac Platt released the pair In
their own custody pending pos
Isible action by q grand Jury.
Both waived hearings.
The pair are John Hurst, 20,
LOT Inglewood. Calf, who slowed
away on the Queen Elizabeth
when 1t sailed from New York
June 15, and John Dorsey. 20,
of Parma, Ohio, who slowed
AWAY on the Queen Mary July ~.
They were arrested separately
lin London and arrived here
Evening star., 1955-08-18

Tuesday on the Queen Eliza
beth.
Mr.. Esbitt said Hurst. d Har-
ward student who claimed he
was betrayed to London police
by q Yale student, slept in q
l"public bathtub" during tie
eastbound voyage.
Dorsey. who said he attended
Western Reserve University and
the Cleveland Institute of Arts,
told Of hiding in q storeroom
during his trip to England.
The bouillon, crackers, tea and
crumpets were served on deck
and the hors d'ouvres in the
bar.
Evening star., 1955-08-18

|nounce his plans In November.
Senator Capehart said in an in
lterview he thinks Mr.. Tfurian's
active entry into the campaign
would revive the issues Of ''crony
government" and Democratic
mess in Washington" used by the
Republicans in the 1852 cam
lpaign.
"Trum q ms statements and
speeches viii be an asset to u.s."
Senator Capehart said. II
wouldn't know what his issues
win be. but ] don't think the
people want to 60 back to
Trumanism."
Evening star., 1955-08-18
OFFICIAL NOTICES

D: G. GOVERNMENT August 10.
1o66.-The owners Of record Of the
properties indicated below: Brent
wood Development Corp, Inc, Own.
or Of Lot 800. Square $3.50; Trus-
tees q Morning star Penkecostal
Snursn. s0yneFs Of Lots pa and "a.
q Lot iss SauSGe nS1eft biis; fs a..2y 1ypsr W
Stewart. Owner Of Lots SO2 and
a2S. SQUARE 2796: John Il. and
Helen Il, Henderson. Owners Of Lots
403. S14. 816 and Sl6, SQUARE
Brown. Owners Of Parcel I2o IA:
1rvin A. Meyer, Owner Of Lot 6l4,
sS9aTe 3OaS: Phtlip II. Chapman
IOs s A. sqsare Il Sasoi; Bison onness cIs.Se g
80. s ssuaTs s$a6: 6e fd2sra dSafls 4. . jaef. e.
son, Owner Of Lot 2. SQUARE 1915;
AlphOnsQ Blake, Owner Of Lot /,
eauaye 6323; g. W. Whitins. Own
er of Lot. 0. Square 63i2: P. n.
Holland, Owner Of Lot IL, Square
HSeIi Jane: % z; hoeinson. Owner Of
' bS nc.eS q G she .xfssenee hHs ess q aeIs s
inches IN height on the said prop
critics. You are directed to- cause
the said weeds to be removed on Or
before the 10th day Of August.
1885. Upon your failure so %. do.
re ssiS :,-, yseds ost yiil q =. removed =. sy
cost COS Thereof cihsfi inciudinR ths co Cost OF q
this advertisement viii Be assessed
CIR. 4. !. McLAU0HLiN, T. A.
LANE, Commissioners. d. c.
Evening star., 1955-08-18
DRIVER'S1NOBLE SENTIMENTS FAIL
TO OUTWEIGH TRAFFIC RECORD

OKLAHOMA CITY W9-Municipal Trafdc Court
Judge James Demopoos never had heard speech quite
like 1t.
"Tm appalled, at the reckless driving main street."
said 26-year-old Charles Hamilton Keegan.
"It sckens my heart It makes me ashamed Of my
fellow I'm trying to do my part TO help correct it,
he said.
"Why. then, you charged with reckless drivng?"
asked Judge Demopolos.
Because I o teen-aged boy whom knew"
Keegan back quickly. HE driving recklessy.
was trying to catch him so could take him place
and give him quiet lecture the principles Of safe
driving You see. I've never received ticket before In
my life"
The Judge whispered to his baliR and shortly after
ward file was brought into the courtroom
It showed Keegan had been arrested six times for
trafnc violations during recent weeks
He paid $40 fine.
Evening star., 1955-08-18
II rumon Talks Welcome
Toe. Copehort Says

Ia major operation last year. He
has been the stellar attraction
lot major party rallies since
Adlai e. Stevenson, the 1852
nominee, took q leave from pol
litics to tend to his private busi-
mess.
Some Of Mr.. Stevenson's
friends regarded MIR. Truman as
10 milestone three years ago when
the nominee tried at times to
divorce himself from the Tru-
man administrators record.
Pair Are Close Friends
In defeat, however. the two
leaders wound up as close
friends, as was indicated by Mr..
lStevenson's recent action IN get
ting UP out Of q sick bed to at
tend o Truman speech in Chi
Icago.
Democrats outside the South
generally win welcome Mr. Tru-
mans rough and ready cam
Ipaigning. particularly II the
erudite Mr.. Stevenson Is the
nominee. Southern Democrats
have mellowed in their former
antipathy to Mr.. Truman, but
he obviously remains something
less than q political hero.
Mr.. Truman. who said he Is
feeling physically "tip top" at
II, pooh-poohed the idea that
he might be q candidate himself.
as suggested by Democratic Gov.
James e. Folsom Of Alabama.
The former President said he
is for Mr.. Stevenson. but viii
support the Democratic conven-
tion's choice Of presidential and
vice presidential candidates. Mr..
Stevenson has said he will an.
Evening star., 1955-08-18
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Senator Capehart. Republican
Of Indiana, said today Republi-
cans win welcome a. an asset
to them any campaigning for
mer President Truman carrie,
on for the Democrats In the 1886
presidential contest.
"The American people have
the utmost confidence In Presi-
dent Eisenhower and are per.
fectly satisfied with his record.
Senator Capehart said. II donr
think anything Harry Truman
says will change their minds"
Mr.. Truman said by telephone
last night he Is going to 'teaI
into the Republicans" in q series
of speeches beginning ut French
Lick, Ind, August ~. He said
he win talk politics at Mackinae
Island, Mich, Aug. 20. In Detroit
September 5 at o Labor Day
rally and at two subsequent
Democratic dinners In California
Ready for Action
Asserting that wen beat the
Republicans with their own
ammunition" Mr.. Truman add
led that IT am going to do oil
IL can tn helm reStnre thu Gnv-
lernment Of this country to the
lpeople-In be available right
along to the Democratic Ma
Itional Committee"
"I'm not revealing my own
ammunition" he added, but In
dicated he viii talk largely
about domestic issues.
The Democratic committee
has made increasing use Of Mr..
Truman since his recovery from