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11O4 Vermont Ave. NV

Street level, aforementioned ofiiee,
with counter, large front window
Ideal for real estate, brokerage, etc.
Janitor service. VIII decorate 70 suit
tenant. Apply or cali weekdays,
sP &C. o. INC.
1104 Vermont Ave. NV. co. 5-5s3s
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY /

ALL Cash IMMEDIATELY for your
home, ID. G or Va. MR., LISS. NE
S-b666; ewes, RIA. 0-s307.
CAsH--HOME OWNERS ONLY
n W-N.E No commission charged
MusHINSKY, RA. 6-6gi2.
WILSON u. s. AREA, d, c.-By
white Christian family, Oct. brick
or stone with garage, HU, 3-5aiS,
HAVE IMMEDIATE PURCHASER for
4.bedroom and study home In
Chevy Chase Md INEz CUSHARD,
FROM owNER-Have 81 200 cash
Tor On. pynit. on 3-b.r. home, not
oyer 10 yrs. old. Non-GI, ia. p
s-BEDRM. HOUSE from owner;
All or Fairfax $4,000 TO Sl4.-
900 Have substantial cash Must
De bargain. p. o. Box 433 Nc
BRICK OR STONE. 2 story; 4 or s
bedrms,, AZ least = baths, rec. RIM.
lge. yard close-in Va. No AGENTS,
MODERN. clean 9 or 8 bedrm nome
lor lot IN sc, or nearby Pr Geo
Coz H IA a. sSyasSsl CASH ash ~ MRS
wa . O. tOuoi III, l-GA on.
YOu DON'T HAVE TO list. We VIII
buy your home for ali cash No
commission No charge Tor eyalua.
ton. we have purchased over So
million in property since 1916 Our
JosEPH KINsKY. REALfoR 81
1-S3il. ewes. OIL. 1904
CASH ABOVE YOUR
CT OR FILA TRUST
Even II cure behind IN payments.
you can realize substantial cash;
Nd, Va. and D. c. immediate ac-
ton To 2-35SI.
DIRECT FROM OWNER
Highest cash for property: free APP
praisals, day or night. D. G. or
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, MD
MR.. KITCHEN. ST. 3-730S.
WHEATO OCKVILLE
VIII pay cash for home in
COMPANY. 10. 4-7200.
SPOT CASH
For Home or Trust Note
COX q Co. INC. RI. 7-l63S
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c. NJ. Haley
JE. 2-7944
LOTS. ACREAGE FOR SALE

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LAKE BARCROFT-over u acre
41bx2l5l. trees, close TO beach,
~ Improvement; orig, cost. $4,000
owner trans, offers accepted. HE.
1861
cOLESyILLE AREA--l6 acres ready
70 build; restricted area. WILLIAMS
q Co, JU. 1874.
REAL BARGAIN. for sale By OWNER.
neld st.. Ar. Va. so. 5-SS2s. ia.
7-oehj.
100 ACRES IN NEARBY FAIRFAX
COUNTY--60 acres clean. approx.
~ miles D c.; an excellent value
at $500 per acre. Substantial cash
REQUIRED. PENTAGON REALTY CO.,
Crescent 3-0b44, Fairfax. Va.
COLLEGE PARK--LFe.. high lot.
.0x. II. all utils. and paving in;
newly. developed area. mr.. churches.
schools, through roads, University
81 Md Beltsville Research Center.
$500 5lst pl Call WE. 5.5Of7.
LAKE BARCROFT--f48 Il. on lake.
Eo ot u.s. s. Sec =, e35 la .fSdle DR..
KRNsINGTON- WHEATON RID, -
Ssores; az utils. available. adloins
kLINcK RealLor, ~. s-0S00,
WOODED LOT block n Neg
Hamp. ave. overlook Sliao Psft.
10000 So. IT,. all utils.. transp
shop. GOOD neiRhborhood; Ss,560'
CHARLES H. KLINCK, Realtor,
JU. S-9s00.
RDa vA.--Ready for
suoqiyioing, nicely wooded; water
and sewer; $3.50 per acre. fiexibie
terms; LURIA BROS. INC, IA.
OWNER. College PARK area, Iust on
new highway--3 acres out from the
CIV rush. yet near everythingi
wei Grained; level and clear. Days.
DQnklrk 5-962l or WE. 5-5S26
after q pm.
BUILDING SITE -
l30xi43. community individual
MONIES convenient to everything.
yet qulet privacy. THOMPSON co.
TN ACRES near chantiily. va. on
nseaoam road. In excellent COM
$500 DU. 5-5as4.
LARGE TRACTS for Sevei0pmept.
VARIOUS u5e classification. suDatsp-
Ia principals only. Mr Moran,
~. 3-4gl5. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS,
DI 1-l4ll
PUIOHAC. ~ AfRES--f3eStly roll
ing land partially sooced bounded
y stream FRANK {. PHILLiPs,
~. Y-i4li. Ewes. ~ 3-407S
itg AcREs-Rogse 90 Mont co.
fpf motel commercial and home
develop. a. Route 80 cios eriesi.
Isrme sfEangfd call Mr H1iarkeT,
~. 9-5ae9 with - PAUL Han
nan, f52 l9td e. nv. NJ.
s-fiOa
Ccontinasd On Ven Pager
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ONLY s12.Boo

BEEF FARM. approximately 1s2
acres, Reduced to bargain price due
to health and age OF owner. Substan-
sial home, farm buildings, fine water.
Call WAUGH REAL. ESTATE
AGENCY S50n office e1S2 resi-
denee. Culpeper. Va. 23'
LAND, located Is miles
west OF Winchester, -iO4-acre
tract; excellent deer and turkey
. uniting: spring and electricity avail
able. Prize. $500
J1-acre tract, hunters paradise:
spring and electricity. Price, Sl,S00:
s5-acre tract; excellent big game
and small game hunting; spring and
electricity.
All tracts sold by owner on easy
-ernls, with "a down.
Phone MO. 2-S434 after 8 pm.
.aily for appointment.
Middleburg Hunt Country
Exceptional farm estate OF 223
acres with charming manor house
I , rms, q baths, modern
stables, tenant houses. cattle
barns; excellent land with water in
every fleid. Priced to sell. Shown by
eppt. only. call or write GRASTY 90
co, Middlebure, Va. Phone Murray
.-5e5l
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l744 COLUMBIA RID. NV.

2nd floor; suitable for any business.
rm., kit and bath apt. included.
To inspect, get key at 3rd-fioor apt.
Rent, Slln.
925 18TH ST. NV, MA. $1,000
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WESTMONT

Custom built split-leyel, in an
exclusive area Of large homes. large
living rm., sep. din. rrl.. den with
fireplace. family sized kitchen. G.E
equipped. 2 large bedrms. 2 full
baths. finished recreation I'm. with
fireplace. 2-ear garage, and tull
heat: priced s3f. 600. nIREC-
TfONS: u mile from Chain Bridge,
lon Rte. 1913, 10 Westmont on left,
McCAY r. McCAY. INC.
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Middleburg Hunt Country
Retirement Farm
With Sustaining Income

Located in the WarrentonN Hunt
country. 6S-acre farm-estate. fully
equipped for horses. is box stalls,
types Of Jumps. White board fences,
All fields well watered , neat. mod
ern cottages Delightful main resi-
dence spacious throughout and
thoroughly modernized Rental on
cottages and stables will produce
$50 to 5000 per month income
Without work on part Of owner.
Beautifully situated in area OF large
estates within 45 min. drive Of
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

3 or bedrm rambler OF split-Ievel
on your lot Payments as low a.
$500 down We will finance
HUBBARD REALTY Ov 3-fQ46
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

DUPONT CIRCLE AREAS units:
COW. apt. house: priced oh times
annual rent. OWNER, DU. 7-6704.
WAREHOUSE, Silver Spring - =
story separate entrances. built 81.
1850 50. it. Leased 81. 0On W.
Gas heat, separate toilets. center
Silver Spring. THOMPSON CO.. JU.
5-40O0.
BUYING OR SELLING? All types Of
investment property handled. THE
ISEN5, HE. -s-S479.
FoGGY BoTTOM-Resently restored
dulex in area where property values
are increasing daily. Already yield
ing S2,40O annual income. Only
$50, 900. Call Rhea Radin, RE g
WOODWARD 4 NORRIS
723 Goth ST. NV.
WOODBRIDGE, vA.-2O level acres;
approximately S5O-ft. frontage on
No. / hwy. across from new high
school and new subdivision. Suitable
for motel, trailer court, open-air
movie, large truck terminal and gas
station. Water in front OF property.
sewer to follow.
ALEXANDRIA. vA.-14.100 So. It.
in 5000 blk. of Mt. Vernon ave,
zoned CO.. 10O-ft. frontage on Mt.
Vernon ave, So on Commonwealth:
close to Arlandria shopping center
directly across from Warwick VII
lage; less than So per It. For fur
Their information, call
NORMAN II. HIMELFARB
RE. 7-4940 Ewes. HE. 4-S692
WELL LOCATED
Modern 4-fanily brk. apt. Indi-
vidual heating, lge. porehes. Very
lac. lot. Annual rental $1,000,
Priced S24.95e.
ROGER MOSS, REALTOR
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III ' LII VVOOD
raA AEns.OR ocassd a. s saq h 9 Nelson
st., ano 271a NJ Norwood st. one
with chrysler Air-Temp air condi-
toner. something new and guaran-
teed to perform effectively. 3 bed
rms; fin. ready 10 move in. Pur-
chaser NAV select stove and refer.
'"y w, ~ snu S'iVu y o. noqs sp pacs
dble. garage; lot size "A ,O0O So. II I;
loaded with hardwood trees; 27l3
N Norwood st. unfinished. pur-
chaser NAV select color Of paint,
and kit equip Dir Lorcom lane
and Nellie Custer drive, rieht 8 biks
u m. house open sun. shown
Weekdays hy apni Cal ia. 2-l64A
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925 18th ST. NV.

Two suites OF approximately 77b
and 500 50. II, available in modern.
alr-conditioned,. elevator building in
Call Mr.. Green, Ma $4,000.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
N. ARL.. REDUCED

Excellent 3-bedrm. brick rambler;
comb. liv.-din.. rm. with firepl.; y
paths. equip XII. iyll bsmt' patio
$4,000 IA, 2-6s60.
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LAKE BARCROFT-over " acre
tllbx2l5l, trees. close to beach.
al improvements; orig. cost. IS, 600.
owner trans. offers accepted. HE.
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COMFORTABLE HOME ln real. coun.
rB large fireplaees. On 2 acres
with chance 10 lease 80 surround
ing acres. pasture. woods. streams.
Chickens. horses. cattle dogs. CATS
chiloren room for everything. vet
taxes On only . acres. Easy fnan-
ing. BOX l9s-K, star. "a
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HOUSES TO BUILD

LET Us BUILD on your lot or ours.
one Of our Al models Of NORTH
ERN HOMES in price ranges com
piete from $500 10 $3.50 IN
all styles, from ramblers to split
levels; FILA. VA or conventional
approved. See our model nome close
hv. or send csc for our beautiful
dav and Sunday. HUDSON REAL
ESTATE. 410S Edmondson I'd. Bla-
densburg, Nd, UN. 4-1515 or UN.
4-7171
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! e ACRES, Franklin PK.
3-bedrm. brick rambler Ice liv.-
din. rm. comb; det garage Plenty
OF trees. $4,000 down, S23,50O.
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B. F. SAUL co.

DOCTOR TOOK SICK
once and living quarters in prom
inenJ 5ll. SpR, 0eorcia ave. corner
location. Low rental ia. 0-4l40.
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Dod-Cooched Teams
Prevent Delinquency
By MEREDITH S. BUEL

THE phone rang as Larry Conant
Il closed the front door of his
Cleveland Park home. February'S
snow was still on the ground. But
Larry knew it was spring-at least to
the neighborhood kids. The three
pint-sized boys he'd just ushered out
were ready to forget their Sleds and
grab baseball bats. Same thing every
year.
His long. quick steps to the phone
were hardly those of a man approach
ing So. He pounced on the receiver
with the vigor of fielding a ground
ball while teaching his young charges
to play first base.
Are you Larry Conant of the Dad
Coached Clubs?" asked the voice at
the other end of the WIRE Larry said
he was.
well, my 8-year-old son wants to
play baseball with one of your teams
this year. It's great idea. I'll buy
him a Uniform. But, say, he tells me
I'm supposed to come out to the field,
even help coach. Now I want you to
know I'm one of the busiest men in
Washington -"
An impish grim creased the face
Of a man who'd never quite gotten
over being boy. How often he'd
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what. Forget your work just once
and come to fathers breakfast
meeting with me. Then decide"
A pause. Then a reluctant, "Okay,
when's the next meeting?" Larry
smiled triumphantly. One meeting
with other enthusiastic fathers and
this busy dad would be limbering up
his throwing armand, for sure, both
he and junior would be the winners.
Larry feels his Dad Coached Clubs
are unique and the answer to jul
venile delinquency. And he backs it
up by explaining:
Their main purpose is to create
better son-dad relationship. Not one
boy in hundreds we've coached
CONTINUED
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heard this lament during the 20 years
he'd directed the clubs. Not that he
didn't understand. He wasn't exactly
thinking of ways to fill the hours as
a civilian engineer at Fort Belvoir.
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What Is Locking?

neghbOrhOOdS
National Training
juvenile delinquency bracket
better residential coming
attention. explains "And helpful understanding rea
frequently
LACKING when in trouble brought to u.s."
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But, every year he'd found time
most dads did.
Larry simply said: I'm not the
man to convince It's the other
fathers and your own kid Tell you
The Nome nugget., 1956-06-27
TOP FAMILY FUN

The rollicking, thoroughly de-
lightful THE Seven Little Foys, .
which won the Parents Magazine
Medal Award as an outstanding
family picture, will be shown to-
night and Thursday at the The
alter, with Bob Hope starred as
Eddie Foy
The story of the most fabulous
family act in vaudeville, the film
is a wonderful blend of music,
high humor, drama and touching
romance. Hopes dramatic per-
Torrance has been hailed by the
critics and audiences everywhere.
The Nome nugget., 1956-06-27
Nancy Trip Selected
To Study in Finland
Under SPAN Program

MINNEAPOLIS-Forty two stu
dents from eight Minnesota col
leges have been selected to study
abroad in 1857 under the Student
Project for Amity among Nations
tSPAN program.
Egypt, Finland, Germany-Aus-
tria and the Union of South Africa
will be visited by 1857 SPAN stu
dents, selected for their scholar
ship, maturity and interest in in
ternational affairs.
During the next school year, the
students will meet with faculty
advisers to prepare themselves
for the summers trip. On return
ing from the summer of foreign
study, each will write a research
paper on topic of his own choice,
for which he will receive IL uni
versity credits. Scholarship aid
will be granted to all taking part
in the SPAN program.
This foreign study project orig
mated in 1947 at the University of
Minnesota.
Included in the group is Miss
Nancy Trip, one of ten students
selected to study in Finland. She
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harlan E. Trip of Nome, Alaska,
who are teachers at the Nome
School
Miss Trip is attending Macal-
ester College. She graduated from
Nome High in 1854.
The Nome nugget., 1956-06-27
Truman Lunches With
Fishmongers' Guild

LONDON R-Harry S. Truman
had lunch today with the Wor-
shipful Company of Fishmongers,
one of London's ancient guilds.
Asked by reporters why he ac-
copied this invitation, the former
us. President said:
81 don't particularly like fish,
but I do particularly like fish
mongers."
Truman and his wife leave for
home tomorrow from Southamp-
ton aboard the liner United States
The Nome nugget., 1956-06-27
Duke Stunts 'cOpter;
Shocks WelcOmers

BURPHAM, England, B-The
Duke of Edinburgh stunted in his
heiieopter today and shocked a
staid welcoming committee.
Queen Elizabeth's husband flew
here to open a. playing fielo.
The program said ne would
land his Whirlwind helicopter on
the field and step out on the
flight Of stairs provided. Before
the Duke put his craft down he
banked it along the flag-waving
crowd OF 1000 persons.
The Nome nugget., 1956-06-27
Gruening, Egan, Rivers
Are Choice of Demos
Under Tennessee Plan

Jim Won der Heydt and Lester
Bronson, who returned from the
Alaska Democratic convention at
Anchorage, report that ex-Gov-
ernor Ernest Gruening was un-
animously elected by the conven-
ton for the six-year term as
senator from Alaska under the
Tennessee plan. William Egan,
who was president of the consti-
tutional convention, was chosen
for the four year term, and Ralph
Rivers for the House of Repre-
sentatives.
Tbs procedure of electing rep
resentatives to Congress before
statehood, has been successful in
the admission of several other
states to the union. The Repub-
lican candidates are: for Senator,
John Butrovich of Fairbanks and
Robert G. Atwood of Anchorage,
and for Representative, Charles
G. Burdick of Juneau. After the
fall election the three successful
candidates will 60 to Washington
and demand that they be seated
as the elected representatives of
the State of Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1956-06-27
u. JET FIGHTER
IS MISSING OFF
NORTHERN JAPAN

CHITOSE, Japan, IA us.
Air Force jet fighter is missing
off northern Japan, in the same
area where Russian Migs shot
down an American B-29 19
months ago.
There was no suggestion so far
the fighter had run into trouble
with Soviet aircraft.
The Air Force said the pilot of
the F-86 Sabre jet had radioed
last shortly after noon that he
was off the eastern tip of the
northern Japanese island of Hok-
kaido, some 20 miles from the
Russian-held Kurile Islands. He
then had about two hours fuel
left.
Search aircraft were dispatched
to comb the area.
The Nome nugget., 1956-06-27
Ed Rohn Passes Away
AT Sitka Pioneer Home

Ed Rohn. twin bother of Fred
Rohn and a former resident of
Nome, passed away at the Pioneer
Home at Sitka on Monday. He
was 80 years old.
Ed, who has been at the Home
for couple of years, has been
in poor health for some time.
Fred left Tuesday for Sitka TO
attend his twins funeral.
The Rohn brothers mined for
many years after coming here
during the gold rush. They were
both well known for their dog
racing teams as they were actively
interested in this sport and parti-
cipated in many of the early-day
races.
Ed was also one of the parti-
cipants in the historic race across
northern Alaska with serum dur
ing the diphtheria epidemic of the
1920's, and received congressional
recognition for his services.
The Nome nugget., 1956-06-27
ar-fNVfTATI0N FoR BIDS

Sealed bids. fn duplicate copy Wi be
received by the Director 81 Aercnautics.
Department Of Aviation. Territory Of
Alaska Room 2o2. Glover Building. an
choraxe. Alaska until 1000 am on 5Hiy
3 fa5a and then pabllcly opened and
read for fufnlshins al labor and mater
iale ard performing slf Wafh Tor eon-
sfr4etson % an Airport handing strip
near kIana. Alaska
Plans. specifications. ana Project
Documents may be obtained from the
above address a deposit - $500 Nii
ne requires - insure their return
64aaFantee via 30 required win eacn
bid IL tae ameaHs % ten peFesni
no pei
pesIarsnAaee bopa vtil be required for
an anaaot nat iees man ittiy peer.
eco nNs nf ne contrast NAtuieft Fftast
wills Be Required fax AN aFslount et nat
less than glfsy psseent 80 PEA % ne
partial payments WA oe made
monthly
nias mass be sahraitted 9een sne
fsranasal Eafn aaf sse sfiesessits bidder
,.rfn So rssssleesl - execute the asasiaasfH
Form ot Contract seF Cones FEsFta1H.
pnee4er,s4 containing wsds utust Pc
seaIas ana mafkea a. lolseNs
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The Nome nugget., 1956-06-27
TWO FIRE CALLS

The fire department was called
to the east end of town last
evening to put out fire in
Albert Aukon's car.
The department answered a
false alarm about 2 O'Clock this
afternoon.
The Nome nugget., 1956-06-27

FRESH FRYERs AT US. NERO
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, He flashed through so quickly
though, no one could test hi!
mood. !
But after Mr.. Truman, still
grinning, had been ushered of
to what is called the "Sout" side
here for a picnic celebration by
Chicago's Mayor Richard j
Daley, Gov. Hartman descended
to the lobby to greet the Okla.
homa delegation.
Now Gov. Harriman's charac-
teristic mein is that of a knight
who has come home from the
Icrusades to find that the chateau
has been burned down and the
lady of the manor long gone
But today, he was, with nc
visible efforts, smiling all over
his patrician face.
The Oklahoma delegates clus-
tered around him, for picture
purposes and a few Idaho dele
gates wearing Indian head
dresses lined up in the rear to
provide background.
Performs for Cameras
"It'S mighty fine to greet the
Omaha delegation" he began
quickly caught himself, and be-
gan again.
A war-whoop was called fol
and executed. The Governo,
was instructed to clasp his hand
over his head, and gladly did so
and then threw in a V-for vic.
tory sign for good measure.
In a room just up the steps
the platform committee wa
solemenly celebrating over civi
rights.
Two lady delegates standing {
little apart from the crush in thu
lobby eyed each other specula'
lively.
Finally one with a Hartman
button said to the other, "WhC
are you for?"
The other one replied, I'm fol
who Harry Truman's for. That's
the only one who can win"
Mr.. Truman returned from The
local fiesta and stepped out o.
his limousine to a burst of hand.
clapping from spectators arounc
the door of the hotel. Some
pressed forward to shake hands
and others reached out to pa
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him on the shoulder.
Across the street in tn
Conrad Hilton Hotel on the 23t
floor, the Stevenson headquar
tiers was quiet. The candidat,
did not show his nose outsid
the door all day. His aides hat
little to say.
Finally at 2:30. everyone begal
to converge in the crystal ball
room, and Harry Truman, fol
lowed by his wife, his daughter
the tenor, Phil Regain, and TIVE
score helpers. followers anC
friends. made his way into thu
damned scene of action.
He advanced to a lectern tina
was bristling with microphones
He beamed. asked for a drink o.
water. tremendously drew 6
folded paper out of his poke
and told everyone briskly, "pleast
be seated"
He looked at the wall o.
photographers that had CLOSED
in on him.
Nov you fellows quit" HI
said amiably.
"Give me a chance" he said
They fell back and Harry
Truman, who said he realized
that his expression of a choice
might cause disappointment tc
some and resentment in others,
had his say.
After the stampede to the
door, he read his handwritten
statement again. So m On
handed up a Hartman pin.
Harry Truman was formally
lpledped.
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lof a choice at this time will
cause disappointment in some
and may cause resentment in
others.
But against the mounting
crisis in the world, I know that
this convention must name a
man who has the experience and
the ability to act as President
Immediately upon assuming Of
flee without risking a period of
costly and dangerous trial and
error.
In the light Of my knowledge
of the Office of President, be-
Ilieve that the man best qualified
to be the next President of the
United States is Gov. Hartman
of New York.
He will make a fighting and
successful candidate because he
is dedicated to the principles of
our party-and New Deal and
the Fair Deal.
I know there are several men
who could wage successful cam.