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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-06

dividuals, partnerships, and corp
orations, including nonmember
banks, but excluding member
banks under Section 10(B) of the
Federal Reserve Act, and,
An increase in the rate from 3
to 31a percent ON advances to in
dividuals, partnerships, and corpor-
ations, in C lu uding nonmembers
banks, but excluding member
banks. secured by direct obliga-
tions of the United States under
paragraph 13, section 13, of the
Federal Reserve Act.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-06
MRS. n. x. BRIDGMAN
HOME FROM HOSPITAL

Mrs. H. K. Bridgman is recover
ing at her home on Lafayette Rd.,
following a recent operation at Tn
iVerSity Hospital.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-06
and fats on the avoid" list.

Many teenagers fail to get the
daily quart of milk they need dur
ing this period of rapid growth.
The specialist suggests serving a
variety of milk beverages, Gust
ards, puddings, ice cream and
cheese. Even hot breakfast cereal
may be cooked in milk instead of
water,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-06

VS.. Ralph H. Ray, Galloway, divor-
ce to plaintiff on gross neglect of
duty. Plaintiff awarded custody of
minor child and support.
State of Ohio VS.. George Louis
Weaver, defendant ordered to Lii
ma for observation.
Roy c. Currey VS.. Industrial
Commission of Ohio, jury finding
for plaintiff for workmen's COM
pensation for injuries sustained in
accident occurring Jan. Is, 1851.
State of Ohio VS.. Raymond Wal
ters, indicted for breaking and en-
tering in the night season and
forging and uttering, pleaded
guilty as charged, placed on pro-
baton for five years.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-06
ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF SON
IN URBANA HOSPITAL

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Oyer of 102
Lincoln Ave-, announce the birth
of son, Thomas Earl, on Novem-
ber 29th, at Mercy Memorial Hos
pital in Urbana. The mothers
maiden name was Avanelle' Sand
ers of London.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-06

action. He MAKES loGns q $2S
to 5000 Or more 10 employed
men and women, single o. mar
ried, on signature, furniture q
auto. No outsiders are In
voivsd. He errangss . payment
date 10 fit your payday and
charges are made only for the
actual time the money 10 kept
II you decide that . loan h
10 your advantage, be sure 10
come to see the Manager Of the
Beneficial Finance Co. today.
If you phone in advance, hs
will make all arrangements -
that all you have to do u 10
sign and pick up the cash. Or,
If that's inconvenisnt, phone Or
write and he'll tell you how to
get your loan entirely by mail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-06-06
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

SILVER SPRING, Georgia ave. -
Basement, tiled floor, approx.
25x75. new bldg: good shopping
center. S AND l. REALTY. JU.
5-3S7q, RA. 3-7235. IS
CORNER BLDG, commercial. plenty
Of parking. 1915 Lee hwy, Cherry
dale. Arlington, Va. Suitable for
have you. 2 floors, s rms, baths.
Call Mr. Sitkin, KE. 6-932S. Ex-
elusive with METzLER-Va., ia. o.
sos B B ST. Nw.-strest-leyel store
room: 16iax19: suitable for watch
and clock repair. barber. tailor,
etc; S75. ERNEST C., GUY, 3l5
9th st. NV. Ma. S-o931. ---6
A16 eth ST. E.W.-25xl0S IT,: ideal
any type business; shoe repair.
valet shop, restaurant, etc. Cheap
rent. d.. 7-6700. JU. 9-2311. 10
H ST. NV.
BETWEEN 18th AND 18th SITS.
Close to White House, hotels. prin-
cipal Government and office build
ings. Dignif1ed and impressive
one-story and mezzanine air-condi-
toned building, exceptionally suit
able for display, trade associations,
insurance or real estate. etc.
WEINBERG 81 BUSH, INC.
1907 H ST. NV. MA. $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-06-06
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

WE PAY TOP DOLLAR for D. C.
houses; any condition. Call Mr..
BozzL ST. 1890 or ewes. Ju.
9-I3S2,
INVESTMENT co. WILL BUY FOR
CASH, direct from owners. homes
for white or colored. Free est. no
commissions: cash at once. FAIR
FAX CO. INC. ST. 1881: ewes.
csosLHt, 4 c3aSs5a4Nw y. home. SO M
commission. Call MUSHINSKY. RIA.
6-6912 MA. S-0227. IS
MODERN, clean. 2 or 3 bedrm. home
in D. c. or nearby Nd, Sc. pref;
have substantial cash. MRS. COX.
LII. 2-S136 or ST. 3-736S.
We HAVE CLIENTS FOR HOUSES
in D. C. area: will pay all cash.
Call Mr.. Kibbey, RA 3-6476, w
W. LEWIS, HE. $4,000.
WE WILL BUY FOR CASH homes in
Arlington. Fairfax County and
Alexandria. CT or. conventional.
CULMORE REALTY CO.. JE. A.
$3.50 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-06-06
STORES FOR RENT

18th AND X SITS. N.w.-Good size.
ideal any type. small business: rear
\. T, RANDOLPH. RE. 7-21s7; Ii.
aias GEORGIA AVE. N.w.-RENT
newly decorated store and 4-room
and bath apt. above, Detached,
mo. MR.. NEuMANN. MA. s-2321;
,, st,sF pr s1o ~ 5000 ;s1ss show l E;r
many types of business; ~. 2sls B Biz
NEW LIMESTONE FRONT. Is by so
Bethesda. near Safeway. Giant,
bowling alleys; suitable any type
business: ATTRACTIVE rental. RICH,
ideal SPOT for shoe repair, valet
etc; SIS month. RA. 3.s7s4. 10
ais 9th ST. N.W.--25x10S IT.: ideal
any type business; shoe repair
rent. DI. 7-67O0, JU. 9-23l1. 10
LARGE STORE. air-cond.; 500 Pa
ave. Sc, $500. W. G: GERBICH.
I En- aS27SS. k AZ a iFSfSs'' at N H
ave, and Univ. lanemstore ada
cent to A&P, size. 20xl00; suit
able for delicatessen. Call Mr.. Hol-
land. H. @. sMITHY CO., S11 18th
st. NV. ST. $4,000. -
BEAUTY PARLOR OR DENTISTS
OFFICE, Chevy Chase. Md, 7ol9
Brookville rd.-Best community To-
cation. no competition; adjacent
apt. available. EV. 4-6301. --6
VARIETY STORE, Ontario pl NV,
mixed neighborhood Of large apart
ments and houses. Fully equipped
and stocked. Call MR.. BROWN. HU
S-622S e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-06-06

rambler site: excel.
loc.: good view; easy terms. BIER
NARD T. BRos1Us. Realtor. ~.
lss of FIERCE ST. N.w.-slze about
2Sx100: LIST commercial out-of-
town owner will sacrifice. Write
owner; ROBERT MORGAN Cos
A IF Mdi BunDERs-ls Well
Sc s5eess 5000 + sraf srRa EsIES 2 s sRo
1sstoo1ssc REAI 6SMS SITE, 3 miles
doah valley. Oak, virginia pine,
mt view, game; $1,000: lots on
Rte. cit, mr.. stephen City. Va ca
100x400: $500 ca. Ideal motel site
RICK q 7-e SREtk "a, H SIdss7' Mont Co..
Md.-,110-ft. frontage on paved I'd
King King ~. s.o4S7. ALDoN PROP
FRTIES, INC, Ma. s-5T40. 80
BANCROFT LAKE, section 8. lot 375;
beautiful wooded lot for a large
split rambler; 24,500 50. #, l46-ft.
lake frontage. gig feet deep; must
be seen to Ne appreciated. Jordan
IBETHEsDA-1-acre wooded lot. Just
of Bradley blvd, in the heart Of
Burning Tree Coli Club. OWNER,
LAKE Ak. 47 BsAiiRcRorr-over !. acre.
overlooking lake. Priced for i'm
med. sale. Ho. 2-1251. 10
street sewer water, $4,000. 10.
5-177S. 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-06-06
FARMS
MONT. co. FARMS

60 acres. 20-cow dairy barn; 2
silos. 2-story house, bedrooms
and bath; $4,000.
33 acres, all fenced; stream, 2-story,
3-bedroom. bath home; barn, other
outbuildings; S1S,500.
Modern buildings, long frontage on
main highway; 100000.
HICKMAN-C USHMAN, Pc. 2-9442
Evenings. Gaithershurg Af13
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-06-06

OFFICES, STUDIOS FOR RENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-06-06
HOUSES TO BUILD

MODERN H0dES-3-bedrm. comm. ::
$500 total. $500 down; on your
lot or acreage: 20 floor plans.
-JU. 5-6666. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-06-06
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

Va. Phone JE. 2-65li
Closed Sundays
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-06-06

JIHERS TO CHOOSE FROM
JOHN S. REECE
1920 FIRST ST. S.W. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-06-06
GARAGES

3-STORY BRICK. 30x30. used by
cleo contractor past 10 yrs. $50.
Rear 1859 Harvard st. so. s-9252.
FOR RENT-Nr. Union Station ne.
. doubles, 1 large, also sgle. space.
Brick. cleo. Reas. Ju. 9-SS42.
8 METAL GARAGES-Rear Chaplin
ST., OF 14th NV. Reas. rental.
Call Mr.. VINNICKr NE. S-2294,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-06-06
AUTOS FOR SALE tcens.I

CHEVROLET '54 2-dr. "2IO": r.
finish: only $4,000 actual miles.
Ike new inside and out; Gotng to-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-06-06
s2ss Wilson Blvd. AL. We.

IA. 5-sS22 -6
FORD "a Custom "S' Fordor; fully
equipped; low mile: very clean; ex-
eel, cond | diplomat owner: 81. 4s6
FORD 1850 Tudor sedan; excellent
condition. About $500. Must sell;
leaving country. Phone WE. 6-3024.
Beltsyille.
FORD '4S Tudor; good tires: fully
equipped; current Va. inspec. stick
er; $3.50. JE. 1884 after 8. IS
FORD 1919 Custom 81 Tudor Sc
dan: sea mist green finish, custom
seat covers. radio, heater and all
the extras. See it today at this
low price. 1895 MOORE-GEAR
MOTORS, Lincoln Mercury Dealer,
5O33 Wisconsin ave-, and 400
Conn. ave. Open till $50. EN-. g
1850.
FORD '4S convert: T., h.; yellow
with black top. Call AP. 7-70S9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-06-06
S135O00

ONE OF vIRGINIA's BEST FARMS
This well-located farm has 565 acres
Of gently rolling land with plenty Of
brick master house has & bedrooms
and 4i2 baths. The 2 comfortable
tenant homes make it easier tc
keep good help and the 52-coW
barn may be used either for dairy
ing or for cattle raising. Beins
within an hour of Washington
over good roads. you can live or
appointment.
MASON HIRST
Va. Phone JE. 2-5515
Closed Sundays
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-06-06
VACATION PLACES

S SssiiTn e cs kf s isIes2s q
REHOB0TH BEACH. DEL.-Oeean-
front apis. and cottages, iInmac.
June; $40 wk. UP. OIL. 1858.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-06-06
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

N. Y. AVE. AREA. Mr.. HECHT'S
front, So it: must sell; make offer.
TU. 2-446S, KOJAK'S. TIL. 2-4344.
ARLINGT0N-13,00 900 50. IT., 7O-ft
frontage, r.r. siding in rear: Four
Mile Run DIR. VIII rent, sell or
build to suit leasee. Call IA. 2
zoos or JE. ALTO. 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-06-06

FORD '6S Victoria: perfect In every
way IMAGINABLE; real beauty. For
credit approval call BILL ROSS,
TU. 2-4200 7400 Ga. ave. NV. %
FORD 1853 Mainliner 2-door; z.
and h. "a REAL PEPPY SKY BLUE
BEAUTY READY FOR YOUR cool
SUMMER DRIVES" Many extras
at only 81 .045. s. down, STOHI,-
ANTEE. Call AID. 2-S722 and ask
for Bill Serhus. SERVICEMEN
FINANCED. -6
FORD 1853 Customline VS. Tudor
sedan; light blue, radio and heater:
fully equip: nev-ear guar: 1,096.
ARCADE PONTIAC CO., 3460 14th
st. NV. AID. 4-S500. Ext. 8. -
FORD 80. Fordor: Gust. g.: Cd. r.
and h.: mist green; excel. cond..
low mi. OWNER. $625. EV. z-9300.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-06-06

1417 OTIS PL. NV.
Modern store. 21'x4S,' with full
basement. plus large 2-bedrm. apt.
above. Suitable any line Of business,
CAFRITZ DI. 10000
40-FT. FRONTAGE
Prominent corner. mr.. 18th and CO.
iumbia I'd with 5000 90. #. plus
bsmt. with 1000 SO. II. Very reas.
rent. Mr. 0innetti, MA. s-Q5S0.
pREYFUss BROS. INC, Realtors.
3
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OFFICES, STUDIOS FOR RENT

ATTRACTIyELY FURN. 3 studio Of
fees, or desk spaces; $50 up; GAL
ley. head. Betw. Mayflower and
statler. After z, pm. TIE. 6-5437.
NEW BLDG. any type business or
18th and Penna. ave. Sc: $3.50 per
month. Call DI. 7-7740.
SILVER SPRING, Georgia ave
Large air-conditioned suites will
rent separately. S. AND L. REALTY,
~: 5.3S79. RA. 3-7235. %
MEDICAL SPACE, APPROX. $50 50.
IT.: ideal downtown location; bus
7,os37, between 10 am. and 3
1908 CONN. AvE.-Larse End fir..
air-conditioned. good for any type
of business. Call EN-. 3-o03S. -
18th AND EYE SITS. N.W.-Desirable
Ist fir,, loo SO, IT.. air-cond. Of
fee fee 9lss. WI divide; immed. &C.
BETHEsDA Anew. mod. bldg, fully
air conditioned, large parking lot,
and Sun. OIL. 6-69lS. 3
BETTE SDA-Hew ultramodern air.
conditioned bldg, janitor service;
single rooms. $50: suites from rom $ S;s
consin ave GEO. W. ROBERTSON,
Realtor, 1886 Wisconsin ave, OIL.
DESIRABLE hss DESK SPACE in estsb-
ushed law ONCE. Reasonable. In
y ysstmsns - Pld Sw RE- T., T-s enpn ave
Lee. ! and S'M room on ofS cn' in Zen CEN
ter of business district. Rent from
.S35 to $50 mo. Call MR.. DUVALL.
GEoRGEToWN--very conv.: park.
facils; compl. redec. 4 rms, bath;
viii divide; 500, incl. jan. serv.
Office hi a;Ss sPSc I f Po 4 LEAsE-com-
fngton; air eond., $500 50. t.,
2 FRS. LIST class. up to date bldg.
Contact G, j. Mitchell, JAMES l..
DIXON AND CO.. ST. $1,000, IS
cend OFFICE fae eo oarPsted 81
per mo. i5is Conn. ave. HU.
$500 1p'4 So. FIT. OFFICE SPACE, in
central downtown location; 2 stores
and bsmt., complete bldg. on 20th
St. NV; low prize .i immed i,v eccq'
u MUM PR Pk1v var soFficE IN suite
| room. 14th and K location; S65
mo, Avail immed. Call MA.
$3.50. IS
LEASE entire 2nd floor: new modern
bldg. approx. 1900 50. It. air.
cond. ,ofice, space. 1116 18th st.
NEW BLDG, any type business or
office; 1850 50. it.; Soft; front:
/ 18th and Pa. ave. s.e.; $3.50 per
month. Call DI. 7-7T40.
OFFICE. vic. Doctors Hosp; .lge:
| rm., small rm.. reception hall
and bath and parking for car;
500 per mo. Also avail, part
time exper. bookkeeper-secretar
To inspect call Ma. 8-2557, Mon
1917 18th ST. N.w.-studio ONCE,
S25: others at $50; furnished and
aforementioned II desired. ST
sal 18th ST. N.w.-one room, in
suite, for lawyer or executive. Ma,
SCOTT. --6
SUITE, 5 OFFICES, 1900 Blk. H st
!, NV: S125.
ard FL, 21st ST.. nr. Mass. ave;
| $500: W. G.. GERBIcH. EN-
Evening star., 1955-11-06
JUST GOING TO BED.
STRANGER SAFE,
BUT THEN He FLED

Prince George County po-
iice are wondering what TO
10 about the following re-
port turned ii yesterday by .
Cottage City resident:
Type Of ease suspicion
person.
.'lIf5155 l:s0 am.
Some unknown male
subject entered complain
ants bedroom and began to
undress and get in hed with
complainant and his wife.
{ Complainant asked subject
what he was doing. at which
time subject stated he lived
In East Riverdale and was
going 10 bed. Subject was
advised he was at wrong
address. at which time sub
ject dressed and left. Sub
ject Is 8 feet, heavy build.
light hair, wearing blue sport
coat and blue pants.
Evening star., 1955-11-06
POUND
iIoxLh found soaih q 1lsTsadris. z

BpxER, found south q Aiexandria. 70.
9.7g21. wv
COLLIE. risaie. IA 01itisrrbnrg. ~. g.
H1HB, WeekdayH $3.50 70 PIN.
DOG friendly, yoang, fsnals. nee1s
town area. NO. T.4063.
KEY HING, Vlsh S Esys; We. 500 kisck
Conn. ave En-. z.6e4a.
MxNCHEsTEE 1kRMIkB, black and tan,
male. about s yfs Sle;s yis 1872 ena
4 ets. NV no. 1-11l4 bsxaz4 Pm;
fkkAKkEI, ereAn spd xeiiev, WITH >
tlue tail. Lea txne. VA. 1-tSoI.
Evening star., 1955-11-06

tees study Of General Motors.
which begins Tuesday. win look
into business pricing practice
possibly to generate propa-
ganda for a return to crippling
price controls" Senator o'Ma-
honey. Democrat Of Wyoming.
who heads the committee. said
the study is being made to de-
termine whether there is need
of revising the antitrust laws.
The g. o. P. publication said a
judiciary subcommittee on con-
Istitutional rights. headed by
Senator Hennings. Democrat Of
Missouri. lis after the admins
Itration's news release policy
Many Of the howls have been
coming from pseudo-liberaI COLI
Iumnists and others who have
been unable to obtain conf
identiaf policy memorandums
and other information which
might be distorted for propa-
Iganda purposes against the adj
ministration,s the @. P. o. pub
Ilication contended.
It said 'tchapter-and-verse
proof of administration restric-
Ition OF news has never been
Forthcoming, adding that there
had been wide open handling
lof news" about President Eisen-
mowers illness as compared
with the Franklin D. Roosevelt
and Woodrow Wilson situations. =
searching for the Mole !"
aThe soint Committee on the
Economic Report has one pur-
poses It is searching for the mole
on the face Of 4 beautiful girl
Eisenhower's 'peace-prosperity-
progress accomplishments. the
q. o. p. publication declared.
Democrats are extremely un-
happy about being unable to re-
flute the fabulous employment
rise on every hand"
The Republican journal said a
number of committees which it
did not name "are trying to tie
Ia big business tincan to the
coattails of the administration. 2
1T said Democrats appeared to
have forgotten they brought 'tbig
business men to Washington in
carloads, plane loads. bus loads
and trainloads' during World
War II. It said these men are
l"just as vital in peacetime."
Evening star., 1955-11-06
LOST


6EA0LE fuEfx a..s.s .sszsoleeE. es., namsa Mns
rate. Bethesda. Reward. Oh: 4-0294
IIKCK MALE COCKER sPANIEL. t2g
No. 6bZ4, also rabies vac tess ABOUT
8 Yrs. old. Ii 0-l9Qz after =. -
mont at * ST.; reward. CAL IA ~
1884 -
CAT -Hendsome silver cat male Amesr|
sgss syss. e1csh csIi II IL. e 02-Ias4 a. ssss. w
CHARM BhACELEI sold; With schoelI
entity Wilson Hish 81 DIG bus .rclts
sentimental value: reward Call WOF
6-0b9Q:
COLLIE. cEiidTsn's pet. black md white
We. 9th and g IT.. 80: rewAte. y ~
61T5KT71Ns l-Tr.-oid mails: yics 9pEing-
HeId. va. about Nov. ~ NAMED 1aen-
generous re@6rA Keetwood A@ovlo.I
DIAMOND. Msraals Medding bend ~
60d. snan black nd tan lenale, With
eslrlv tai: yie. 18th and q n-W. Oct.
III. ans to name s1AitAi; chtlqrenI
broksn hearteds reward Au. -4See.l
E16TFEN sTAR RIt- Oct. ~. vicinity
81 civil service Comm, bth .en4 g ~;
Reward IAs 50-y114. NNe..s.....
GLASSES N CASE. black en4 eganee.
Vicinity oi IS SoIn;a Eaazs *. sna Porter =
wifh white stitching. vie. Quincy 81.
Conn. and n. reward. Tu. z-izzS.
HANDBAG, lady's, black at gth Ard
Randolph skS. NV, I'll. nSe.s 4A1tl
and idend, pepers. reward. ". S-25Sa, 4
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E0UNbs. fsd6one; maisr .nsaT LArgo,
nsai Mai; Mason H.ssn spTins. Ii Ma. 20. s-o1is.
lost xoUE rExs can MAsMlEdTof
ssI,iAd5 AZ Nd s1sszGswor s1szso. LsAoUE' = 9 -
fKKN0EeE PEFP11 l4),. win answer
10 TinklebelPss VIC. West Broad .et.3
Kalls Church, around neoni xfiaaY !.
lnSyitsoa lnS 3 rssarn. 81 ~ II. aaS'ISSSsi: q d -
f0ENTER, whif1. mais. u Alta vlgta
ssss' Szes. 81. t.s9Sz
fgksk l1ds'a biaeE. siDpsF: fsusrd.
go. 6-o84A. :
EETkfkVKR, n1ls, Iisht fan, .iGe. eo9:
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sara. s1;; e IA. ossIsies srgies. vle. Wnsa'on. ~
kING. one LA6dN n;!fAlM'olsD; Dlst:i-
laurel. Md; senerous reward. oL; e-
WATCH. iadyss. Buicya rm6rasoS6is:
enld, with broken safety chain; reward
MNs LYNN IA. s-3i20. nxt, to6 of
WHIST WATCH Henrus. iady't lowered
n ssnd .vs essTsfa Tridag ror 'sEsan1s ssassa ~ ana
Evening star., 1955-11-06

PORTLAND, Ore. Nov. 5 tR1.
Gov. Goodwin J. Knight dis
closed today that II he heads
the California delegation TO the
Republican National Convention.
he win release it after the first
ballot to vote a. 1t pleases for
the presidential nomination.
That's the purpose Of . free
delegation. he told newsmen on
his arrival to address the West
ern Republican conference.
The California Governor spoke
Of the "fayorite son" slate,
pledged to him. which he In
tends to fIle in the June 5 Cali
fornia primary in the event
President Eisenhower dOesnt
seek reelection.
II Mr.. Eisenhower runs, Gov.
Knight reiterated. his States 10
votes will be committed 70 the
President.
BY i free delegation. Gov
Knight said he meant ! delega-I
ton which would not be bound
To any candidate. California
election Law prohibits unin-I
structed delegations. II has been
customary for the States COVER
nor to head it as D nominal
candidate.
Gov. knight, who has said re-
peatedly he Is not . serious cam
didate himself. made no mention
or possible California states
piedsed to Vice President Rich
ard nj. Nixon and Senate Minor
ity Leader William F. Knowland.
A fourth Californian, Chief
Justice Earl Warren. also has
figured prominently Ia the list
of presidential potentials II Mr..
Eisenhower steps aside next
year.
Gov. knight said the Repubii-
can task between now and the
presidential campaign Is to:
Make certain that We choose
Evening star., 1955-11-06

meth C. Hand, serving q third
term. and the Democrat is Rob-
|ert L. Sheldon. Mayor of Roselle
Park. Republicans expect TO re-
elect Senator Hand.
The other New Jersey Senate
contest is between two wealthy
candidates in Somerset County.
Republican State Senator NAL
colin s. Forbes, 36-year-old pub
Usher. and Charles w. Engel-
hard, 38, Democrat and owner
of Engelhard Industries. Mr..
Forbes almost won the guberna-
Itorial nomination in 1858. Gov.
Meyner has been campaigning
for Mr.. Engelhard. and the
White House has gone to the aid
lof MIR. Forbes.
Mississippi is the only State
beside Kentucky electing a Cow
Iernor this year. The election will
merely ratify the result of the
Democratic primary there. which
nominated Attorney General J..
II. Coleman. He is unopposed in
this traditiOnally Democratic
State.
Municipal and other local elec-
itions extend across the country
Some Of these elections are con-
Quoted on q non-partisan basis.
Mayors win be elected in Boston
land . string OF other cities in
Massachusetts,, including Spring
field. San Francisco viii choose
| q Mayor, as will Cleveland, Co.
llumbus. Akron and Canton in
Ohio. New York and Connecti-
cut also have municipal cleo
ltions, and indianapolis viii eleci
Ia Mayor.
1 Crump Machine Gone
1 Memphis. Tennessee's larges
lefty. Is the scene of an active
campaign FOR Mayor and politi.
lcal leadership Of the Democrats
ISince the death Of e. n. tBossl
lCrump last year. the Crump ma
Ichine has expired. This is th,
lfirst free election. the city ha,
lhad In 80 years. Mr.. Crumr
during that period always de-
lcided who was to be elected. 4
businessman. Edmund Orgill
land q former Mayor. s. Watkins
loverton. are the leading candi-
dates. There is no real issue Il
Istir the voters. The city hal
Ibeen wen run. Mayor Frank To
ibey died last September, It wa
IMr. Tobey who pledged Mem,
Iphis To build its own power PLAN
land paved the way for the can
Iceilation of the Dixon -Yatel
contract by the Eisenhower ad'
IIninistration.
There are no elections fol
Congress. There are no vacan.
lcies In the Senate and only oni
| in the Housedue to the recent
death Of Representative John D
IDingell. Democrat Of Michigan,
On Tuesday. primary elections
win be held to nominate candi-
! dates for this House seat. Ths
Evening star., 1955-11-06
Knight Says He'd Let
Stote Unit Vote Freely

nominees who win translate the
Eisenhower policies and tradi-
|tions into concrete realities;
nominees who posses . moral
|flber that win make them ac-
|csptable 10 our people"
Al reported asked Gov. knight
whether the possible Republican
candidates who have been mem
toned. and especially the four
californians, would meet that
test.
"It would be premature for
me to comment on any names
until the President has made
known his decision he replied.
That would apply to every
body"