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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-21
ROYAL MOTORS. INC

WASHINGTON'S LARGEST
CHRYSLER- PLYMOUTH DEALER
100 Georgia Ave. NV, IA. 9-29OO
CHEYSLER $50 4-door sedan; 2-tons
green, r. and h. auto. DIR. Just
traded; will sacrifice for only: $685..
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
.2636 Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va.
IA. 2-900l Open I'll $3.50
CHRYSLER AZ windsor 6-cylinder
in very good shape: Sl15 cash see
at HARLEY'S USED FURNITURE
STORE. 1906 NJ ST. NV. FE g.
3372.
CITROEN 81 81 .3s5 delivered. also
DSl9 on display, "a yrs in nusi-
ness. JACK PRY tsincs 1897
18th and P
DE SOTO '53 Firedome sedan: auto,
power. steering, low mi, cash trade
bank terms: MERSON g. THOMP-
SON. Chry-Ply Dlrs, used car dept
7227 Wise. ave, OIL 2-a6l5
DODGE 1853 4-dr. Coronet sedan
@-tone green. Gyro- Torquo trans
mission. radio. speaker front and
back. and heater. $500 cash only.
10. 3-4s16.
DODGE 1854 club coupe: like new,
$4,000 miles: very finest ccnd.
sacrifice. terms: SD down Guar
antee any insnection Cal Monday,
Mr., ARTHUR. LA. 6-5S2O
Immac.., FLOOD PONTIAC. 4@$Si
Connecticut.
DODGE 1851 Coronet Custom sedan
Splendid cond.. beautiful original
blue finish: well kept: sacrifice.
terms: S25 down. Pass any in
spection. Call Monday, MR.. ROPER
La. 6-2T0O
ENGLISH FORDS-ALL MODELS
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
JOHN CLIFFORD MOTORS, INC.
:. 250l Columbia Pike. Arl. Va.
ia. 5-9223 Ii. 4-2300
FORD 50 VS. customline Ranch
Wagon; Fordomatic, fully equipped
very low mileage. best buy, 81 .395
PAUL BROS tOLDSl. Wis. and
Ellicott st. NV. KE 7-130S
FORD 80 Custom Tudor "S": Ford
omatic, r, h.. 3-tone paint, new
Wv. tires. immac. 5000, will con-
slider trade. JU g-7635.
FORD 81 Victoria VS. hardtop
good looking emerald green with
ivory. top, Wv. tires, Fordor, r.
and h.: S7g5. Servicemen financed
KIRK MOTOR CO. 1000 Ga. ave.
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CHOICE WAREHOUSES;
WEINBERG e. IRISH
WEINBERG q BUSH
1925 II s.. NV. MA. $4,000
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

OUTSTANDING LIGHT INDUS
TRIAL LOCATI0NS--Up to 90. 0O0
ing Nee's Furniture store. All utils.
and streets in and ready to build
For sale or VIII build for lease
Full broker cooperation. DERMOT
NEE IA. $1,000.
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GARAGE. double sized. suitable for
storage; all brick: mr., 7th and
Franklin SITS. ne. RA. 3-soS6.
FOR RENT dble. for storage; "
dble; for car; brk. cleo: mr.. Union
station, ne. JU. 9-SS42.
FOR RENT--Car or storage, River
dale, Md. WA. 7-7SSD.
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FORD 1857
TUDOR SEDAN
Equipped. 1000. 90
day. no cost guarantee,
Start the New Year
right in this un-
equaled buy at only
81 BD5,
AT--~ Wrwa


1910 II. l. Ave. NE. co i.sei4
FORD 1854 y-s all-metal station
WAGON, blue finish, fully equipped /,
81 l75.. ccc guarantee
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
lee END st NV, ST. $4,000
FORD 80 Ranch Wagon and coun-
lry SQUIRE. both have power steer
also have So and SOS; ali cars
immaculate real BARGAINS, easiest
terms In town: 100 per cent guar
antee and 3-day trial. Ii. 6.2026.
DICK WILLIAMS. 1881 Biadens-
burg I'd ne,
FORD 1880 Model A: small truck
,,Hsl eenditi9n; black with red
FORD I3 Victoria Tudor; Fordo-
matte. h., power steer, Wv. tires
10000 mi, $3.50. CO. 5-07a5
FORD "a Custom s-cylinder Tudor.
and ~ exceptionally sharp; 1
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MERCURY "a
9-PaSsenger Wagon
AUTO DISCOUNT

Monterey 4-dr.; power brakes. ra-
dio. heater. Wv tires. immaculate
throughout Sl95 down. With a
9O-dav 'h0es gusrantee
AUTO DISCOUNT
1910 2. 1, ave. N E CO. 5-s2l4
NC 1856 "a" model: black, green
top. red, upholstery. wire wheels
white-side walls heater. 3 500
miles. Owner must sacrifice. RE
NASH RAMBLER - IS hardtop
Beautiful red and white, Continen-
Low price. BURROWS MOTOR CO,
900 NJ st. Sc, Ii 4-S300
NASH 50 600 4-dr.. r. h.. cd,
snow tires: beaut cond: sos. OWN
Err lei 18Th st. NV bsmt apt
MASKS = 1851 METROPOLITAN
miieasf;' radio. hSster other ex
tras, Sale price. S797, Low term
On bank financing, MANI ATTAN
AUTO INC tEst 1910. Now
locations for imported and Ameri
can cars. 7th at R ST., NV. OpeI
: to 4; Hobart 2-7000.
NASH RAMBLER-'55 wagon. Elk,
tra- nice throughout Low price
BURROWS MOTOR CO.. 500 NJ 81
Sc, Ii. 4-8300.,
OLDSNOBILE 1854 Holiday hard
tcp: hydramatic. power steering
brakes: excel. cond MT. owner
Bought new: sl.675. KE. s.5205
OLDSMoBILE 1863 Super "Ss" A.
door. hydramatic. r. and h.. tinted
glass custom interior beautiful
throughout. only 81 .l95 PAUL
BROS; o. Us; Wis. and Eilicott St
OLDsMOBILE 1856 Super SIS"
Holiday coupe: very clean. fully
equipped power steering power
10 S2.795. CCC guarantee
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
1879 22nd St, NV. ST. $4,000
OLDSMOBILE 1856 de luxe SIS
Holiday coupe; hydra r and h
Ike new throughout. very low mile
PAUL BROS. oOLDS,, wis. and
Elicott ST NV KE. 7-l30S
oLDs 81 Holiday "9s"; pwr brakes
steering. seats. windows: r. and h i.
Wv. sl.Ta5 OF 4-7092.
OLDS, Sc "98"
Holiday 2-dr. hardtop: peri. cond
power steering. brakes: elec. win
dows, seats OWNER must sacrifice
900. DI. 7-SS90
OLDSMOBILE 1854 Super "SS" Holt
day coupe; 2-tone blue and white
very clean; power steering, power
brakes See today for only Si.795
CCC guarantee
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
1222 32nd st. NV ST. $4,000
OLDS % SIS" 2-dr. sed.. extra
clean. l-owner car, in beaut -
tone ivory and green. hydra. r
and h. Rocket power; Sl.695;
trade-bank finance KIRK MO-
TOR CO, 1000 Ga ave. IA o.
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300 ACRES
NEAR PROPOSED INTERSTATE

HIGHWAY
so miles from Washington: ira
yersed by miles Of State and private
streams Approx. 1000 acres IN
growing timber: suitable for recre-
alton use. tree farming. grazing, etc
Large loss back. Price Slf5 :
900. Aerial photos. plats and de-
tail maps available. For additional
information. and appointment 70 in
Spec Spec cal Mr. Smith DE. 2-4lOl,
FRANCES POWELL HILL. REALTOR
1908 10th St. NV DE. 2-flOi
2 ACRES. near new expreSsway
l16-it. frontage. 500 It. deep. Rea-
sonable Terms
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BOATS
MOTORCYCLES
GARAGES

TRIUMPH 80 TIGER; excel cond .
1915, RE 6-4845.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

WAREHOUSE SPACE-New building.
gas heat; ground floor. drive in;
approx. 1,S0Q So. II. 9th and L
stS NV. Call or write COOPER
EQUIPMENT CO.. TIA 9th st. NV,
T25 LIST ST. NV. rear)-New, dry,
overhead door. $50 p J. WALSHE,
INC Ills Eye st. NV, MA. s.
NEW INDUSTRIAL and warehouse
buildings. now available to respon-
areas. industrial coming low cost
labor operation. one floor. con-
venient to downtown. Beautiful
private and general Offices all gas
heated and aforementioned. Tele-
phone Union l-S003. or sec your
broker.
$4,000 FIT. BUILDING suitable for
business. store, Offices. industry
Between Bethesda end Rockville
trial building adjacent Call FUR
MAN BUILDERS. OIL. 4-3250.
COMMERCIAL WAREHOUSE facili-
ties including in and out and de-
livery service Railroad siding and
truck doors. For information call.
UNITED DISPATCHING CORP.
3S06 s.. -Four Mile Run dr. Arling-
ION y. ia, 4-E4g4
CHOICE WAREHOUSES;
tl l,200-sq. it., l-story brick
building. plus fenced paved yard
for storage or parking 4 cars;
GeorgetOwR.
t2} ;i,00O-sc. #, 1-story and :
mez2anine brick building; excellent
! for machine shop, distributor or
warehouse: close.in location.
GU 5,UoC-sq 1T. modern, l-story
building, with tailboard loading and
railroad siding; lge cnncreteo yard
for trucking and parking; close in
Alex" 1'"ia
WEINBERG e. BUSH
l726 II NV Ma. $4,000
SEE 1T NOW!
30 500-sq T. superior, i-story
warehouse IN lest ne. area; sprin-
kler system. !,400-sQ It. a!r-con-
ditioned Offices and showroom in
cluded. loading ABILITIES for )
truckc, railroad siding. additional
parking area OF 5000 So. II ready
for o@cupancN
WEINBERG & BUSH
l726 II s.. NV. MA. $4,000
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUsTIN-HEALEY 100" 1855; never
raced; $4,000 mi perfect cond :;
many extras; $1,000. VIII. 6-2l9G
AUSTIN OF ENGLAND-'53 sedan:
l0Ose guarantee and 3-day free
trlal. one. owner like new. ideal
town. Ii. 6-3626. DICK WI :
LIAM9. 1871 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
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aELce
AUTO DISCOUNT

III 10 DIOOOUN I
1910 R I. Ave NE CO. 5-S214
TRIUMPH I957-No other car for
- .o25 can match II or catch il.
bank financing
UNITED AUTO SALES
Authorized Foreign Car Dealer
2427 REEDIE DR.. WHEATON,. MD.
10. i-S246
VOLKSWAGON sc Carmann CHA
tcustom built sports modeli metallic
krey, 5000 mi. peri cond.. 50 mi.
10 gal, $500 IA. g-51s1.
WILLYS JEEP 1915; 4-wheel drive.
TOP and curtains, in good cond. at
$3.50. ia. 5-90SO.
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WASHlNGTON'S LARGEST
400 Georg!a Ave NV. IA. 9-2gUO
CHRYSLER IMPERIAL 1853 South
hampton hardtop COW: beautiful
turquoise and ivory finish with
matching turquoise and ivory leath-
er interior. fulls power equipment.
incl. steering brakes. windows and
seats; has best town and country
radio with rear speaker: Wv nylon
tires Lists for over 81 POO. fui. sale
price. S3.995 Will accept clean,
late MODEL trade
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IHACKER MOTORS

1910 r. |. Ave. NE CO. 5-S2l4
CHEVROLET SO Bel Air 4-dr. sedan
new. Best offer. No dealers. Ju
9-6667 or JU 9-7567.
CHEVROLET 1854 "91O" 4-dr. Sc.
dan: perfect original green tinisl
powerglide. other extras; .1.504
actual miles by owner SI.045
Trade-bank financing KIRK MO.
TOR CO.. 1000 Ga. ave, IA. @
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MONEY TO LOAN

MORTGAGE LOANS. SIS 600 $50 .OOC
Group your debts lower your
payments refnance your property
and improvements Quick honest
courteous service on real estate
Maryland Call MR., ROBERTS Bal.
timore. Maryland day nights Suns
and holidays at Saratoga 7-4047
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Capitol Cadillac Odds Co
'THACKER MOTORS

- : - 1910 81 ~" a. "--o"'
CADILLAC 81 coupe de vile: r
and h., hydra, WV, tires. Today s
special Sl.2N5.
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Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.

1e22 9end st. NV ST. $4,000
OLDS % SIS" 2-dr sed; extra
clean. l-owner car, in beaut -
tone ivory and green. hydra. r
and h. Rocket power; Sl.695;
trade-bank finance KIRK MO-
TOR CO. 1000 Ga. ave. IA o.
ISOO
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

0LDS SO 4-dr. Holiday: hydra, dr.,
power brakes. power steering. .
heater; one owner; like new; fully
guaranteed; save hundreds; only
-. 1875, $3Dh down. Cash. terms or
trade. HERSONS. Sth and o NV.
DE. 3-f10O, Our only location.
OLDSMOBILE 1851 49, sedan
Rocket VS.: original owner. kept
like new; $4,000 miles; r. and h i.
hydramatic drive. Perfect, pass any
inspection Just put on 5 rev
tires. Sacrifice, terms $50 down.
Call Monday, MR. ROPER. LA.
6-2f00.
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CaDitOl Cadillac-OldS ca

l2?2 Ind st. NV. ST 3-26UU
CADILLAC 1853 80" special Fleet
wood sedan. 2-tone green finish.
verv clean fully equipped, power
teering. power brakes. all new twin
turbine drive plus General Motors
famous air CONDITIONING. Reduced
to onlY Sa,0g5, CCC guarantee
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SUNDAY

$3.50
5-BoseboII.
Baltimore vs.. konsos City.
400
4-AmeFieon Forum.
Should Foreign Courts Be Per-
mitted to Try U. S. Soldiers"
Senators Thurston 3. Morton.
George Smothers.
7-Chempienship Bowling.
! Hour. Ston Clifford vs.. Ed
kowolics.
$3.50
4-Zoo PoEade. Color.
underwater Adventure" IRE
peot.)
500
4-AmeFieon Scene.
NBC educational series. Lltero-
ture. Guest: Dr.. Albert D. Van
Nostrond.
7-ColIese News Conference.
Guest, Senotor Sam J. Erwin,
Southern civil rights spokesman.
9-Foee the Notien.
$50
4-outIook. Chef HuntIey.
7-open Hearins.
"Inteorotion in the North" Guest:
locke Robinson.
Sword News Roundup.
Eric Sevoreid reporting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-21

Ten TV Tips
For the Week
Here's fhe show list
recommended by TeleVue
Critic Bernie HaTFisoh.
SUNDAY
1900 pm. WToP-s. Let's Tske
Trip. To the StVotford.
Conn.,. SheksspeeFeen Festi-
vel.
100 pm. WToP-S. The Airport
for Washington controversy.
ZOO pm. WToP-s. Pro Tennis
Tournament finals.
800 pm. WRc-4. Playhouse. A
light musical comedy feetuF-
ing Roddy McDowelI end
Elaine Striteh.
1000 pm. WMAL-7. Mike Wal
lace Interviews. Glenn Me-
Certify, the fabulous Texen.
MONDAY
1000 en-. WToP-9. Fred Wss-
ing. The PsnnsylvenieNs teke
over fer veeetienins Gssry
Moore.
1000 pm. WToP-e. Studio One.
''in Love With Stronger"
TUESDAY
1000 pm. WRc-4. Nat King
cels. Ssmmy Dsvis. IT,, end
the Hikes visit,
WEDNESDAY
500 pm. WRc-4. Kraft The
eter. DremG depicting Puerto
Riesn youths first few days
in New York.
SATURDAY
l:3o pm. WMAL-7. Capital
Power Boot Resotto. Three
hours. Joekson Weaver de-
seribes.
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:I11lG3:y:l1

IZ:OO
4-0ther Two Billion.
Hour. Soviet People and How
They Live"
5-Georgetown Forum.
THE Low and the 'Stotus OF
Forces."' Representative Fronk
T. Bow and the Rev. Joseph
Snee.
7-Bis Picture.
you in Jopon." A trip through
modern japan.
9-Let's Toke q Trip.
A visit with Sonny Fox TO the
Americon Shakespeare Festival
Theoter and Academy in Stroll
ford, Conn.
1880
4-Sundoy Playhouse.
Hour. Butch Minds the
Boby." 1912. Virginia Bruce and
Broderick crowford
5-Looney Tunes. Kids.
This We Believe.
o-WiId Bill Hiekok. Kids.
Wrestling Story" Guy Modison.
Andy Devine.
100
5-Sundoy Movies.
2Dz Hours. "Goshouse Kids in
Hollywood" le47. Corl Switzer
"Ghost Goes West" 1895. Rob-
ert Donot.
7-FFontier TheoteF.
Hour. "Guns in the Dork."
1887. Johnny Mack Brown.
9-Airport for Washington.
Roger Mudd conducts special
report on the Burke-Friendship
airport controversy.
1880
9-FoEeign Incident.
"FIeo Market"
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MARINE Convicted
OfMistreotment .

YoKosUKA. Japan. Dec. ID
ga United States Navy
eouft-martial today found Ma.
riae Pfc. Frank X. Pasternak
jr.. Of chicopee. Mass. guilty
Of mistreating prisoners and
sentenced him 10 two months
10 hard labor.
The 22-year-old Marine was
convicted on four counts, The
court also ordered that he be
reduced TO private and finet
$3.50. The sentence is subject
to revew BY higher naval
authorities.
He was one Of i6former Ma
rine guards charged With mis-
treating prisoners at the sasebC
Navy Base brig. OF the others
six have been found guilty. Ave
acquitted and foursare awaiting
trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-18
japanese in luos

TOKYO, Dec. Is lR.-A
four-man japanese technical
mission is visiting the rugged
Ipdo-china kingdom of Laos
to look into aid possibilities
They are water. sewage and
bridee-building experts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-18
Eorly Stossen Decision
On Governor Race Seen

indications that allied states
men. worried about the risks
OF giving missile sites 70 the
United States. might want new
disarmament talks with Mos
COW as an alternative.
II Is the slim prospect Chat
American allies may insist on
such new talks with the RUS
slams that Is conplicating Mr..
Stassen's decision about his
political future.
II q new round Of major dis
armament talks With Russia
should ieyelop. he would like
70 head the American delega-
ton. as he did at the ill-stafred
London conference which
wound up IN . deadlock with
Russia In September
This might make q neces-
sars--for the time beine--for
him 10 forget about running
for Governor Of Pennsylvarfia.
But he Is enough Of a reaIIst
TO know that the political mile
age he would gain nationally
from leading any successful
talks which might ease the
threat Of atomic war would
far surpass any success he
might win In Pennsylvania A
success in disarmament might
make him a presidential pos
sibility. a. he once was re-
garded.
However. it's considered I'M
likely Russia would ever aaree
to a workable disarmament
plan. even 1; new talks are
held.
Possible Candidates
Republicans mentioned prom
inently within Pennsylvania as
possible gubernatorial candi-
dates have included Represents
alive James Van Zandt. VII
liam s. Livengwood, a former
State Secretary Of Internal At
fairs. and Auditor General
Charles c. Smith.
Mr.. Van zandt. however. has
said he intends to announce
formally as a candidate for the
Senate seat being vacated by
Republican Edwafd Martin.
Representative Hugh Scott also
has been mentioned for both
the Senate and governorship.
w. Stuart Helm. speaker Of
the State house. State Senator
William 2. Scott. and Daniel b.
Stricken. former commander OF
Pennsylvania 2Sth National
Guard division. are also re-
garded as possible Republican
gubernatorial candidates.
Mayor Richardson Dilworth
Of Philadelphia and 1t. Cor.
Roy Z. Furman are the two
Democrats most prominently
mentioned for their party's
SUPERNATURAL nomination.
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month he won't seek reelection
next year. Senator Jenner
himself has indicated Gov,
Handley Is his choice.
Reporters were asked TO leave
the Republican State Commit
tee meeting Monday. but somc-
one forgot TO turn OF the pub
lie address system and the
warfare was doomed to the re-
pofters waiting in the next
room
The reporters heard quite a
bit Of the fighting. although
the outside loudspeaker eventu-
ally did get turned OF.
Wants Careful Study
Yesterday Senator capehart
said:
I'm not fighting Handley
But ! think he ought to think
very carefully about this.
MY view is that ordinarily Il
does not set well with the pub
lie for q man to be elected to
a four-year once ana then
quit in the middle u II to run
for something else"
senator Capehart was Joined
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hy the veteran house leader
Representative Charles A. Hal
leck. IN angry blasts at the
Monday meeting. charging Gov
Handley and his supporters
with following an anti Essen.
hover line.
The reporters outside the
room heard Senator capehart',
and Mr.. Halleck's angry blasts
but missed speeches Of Gov
Handley and Robert w. Mat.
thews. Republican State chair
man. who is solidly aligned with
the Jenner- Handley faction.
Matthews Is Told. Later
While they were getting their
piped Transmission of the closed
session. a newsman answered
the telephone in the outer room
This Is Republican State
headquarters. q woman said
This is very important. Please
tell Mr.. Matthews that the out
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side loud speaker is on. and the
press Is hearing everything"
I'll ten him." the newsman
replied.
About two hours later. he did.
The reporters had one good
laugh. Mr.. Halleck, who
thought he was speaking, to a
closed group said:
II suppose this will leak out,
II always does
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-18
Outside Loudspeoker
Airs Republicans Fight

INDIANAPOLIS Dec Is tE9--senator Homer T. capehart
Republican Of Indiana has tossed cold water Harold
w. Hpndley top senatorial prospect following sectional
Republican ht which penetrated closed doors Monday night
Gov andey has the partys front running prospect
70 replace senator William y Jener who announced last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-18
BY John sCALI
Associated Press stan writei

Harold Stassen appears
about ready to quit his job a.
White House disarmament aide
10 plunge into q bid for Gov
ernor Of PENNSYLVANIA.
The 50-year-old Republican,
who once was Governor OF
Minnesota. repeatedly hasn't
yet made q final decision thai
now is the time TO end hii
nearly ilye-year stint with the
EisenhoW administration. But
his friends believe he viii make
this decision soon.
IA new sign that Mr.. stasser
Is moving IN that direction
came last night when he dis
closed he has written @. o. p,
chairmen IN all Of Pennsylva-
MAS 81 counties informing
them he. Is seriously consider
ing seeking the Republican
gubefnatoriai nomination in
the primary next May 20.
Mr.. Stassen did not say
whether he had any reaction
yet from his letters, which were
sent out last week.
Previous indications that Mr.
Stassen was interested in the
70 o. r. gubernatorial nominal
ton In the keystone State have
received a chilly reception from
Republican Party leaders there
In some cases. the reaction
has been one OF downright
hostility.
Headed University
Mr.. Stassen. a legal resident
of Pennsylvania for the pas
10 years. was president Of the
University Of Pennsylvania
when President Eisenhower
picked him to head the foreign
aid program at the outset OF
Mr.. Eisenhower's first term
Later. Mr.. Stassen moved to hi:
present post as the President:
disarmament adviser.
Ever since Mr.. Stassen failed
in his campaign to dump Vice
President Nixon from the Re-
publican ticket last year. his
political hackers in the admin.
istration have been few. De.
mands that he be fired
occasionally are still heard.
Some of his close associate,
are known to be miffed because
Mr.. Eisenhower didn't includ,
him in the big American dele.
cation which went to Paris FOL
the l5-natjon Atlantic paci
summit conference.
III Mr.. StaSSen was hurt by
this, he hasn't let out a peer
'of protest. The balding 6.
ltoot-3-inch disarmament spe.
cialist was at his State Depart
ment desk yesterday. studyins
confidential cables on the prog,
reSs of the Paris talks.
Mr.. Eisenhower is reported Il
have decided not to- take hin
to Paris because allied leader.
might be puzzled by the pres.
Ienoe Of q top disarmament ex,
pert at a conference designed
in large part TO mobilize allied
military might.
Disarmament Issue
This doesn't satisfy Mr.. Stas
sens friends. They point I,
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10 make 1t back to civilization
to repeat their crime.
Recent news dispatches from
Belem. an Amazon River city,
told Of 90 habitual thieves who
were ferried hundreds Of miles
into the jungle and abandoned
Chances are that most Of US,
at one time or another, have
entertained the notion that
something along this line
would be q very effective way
Of handling certain criminals,
particularly those who con-
sistently cause trouble and dis
rupt the lives Of everyone they
meet.
But considering the fate In
store for those released along
the banks Of the upper Amazon
1t probably couldn't happen
here. In the United States there
Is Q constitutional ban on
"cruel and unusual punish
ment."
The harsh injustices heaped
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strument and then suggested
that Bobby make one for him.
self. The boy. firing Of making
model ships, took to the idea
and began work on the In
strument about four months
ago.
The project was intended as
a Mothers Day gift, but the
complicated task proved to be