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LOTS, ACREAGE for SALE
(coNTlNuEDl

va lots, each COX
100. only a few blocks from heart
OF Clarendon: walk to everything;
$700 down each; price. $3.50
each. DILLON LAND CO., JE. A.
1910. Open = til ..
II ACRE In Lanham. Md, Sewer.
water and gas. 81 $50. terms M.
LEO STORCH. SP $4,000.
BULL RUN-Fiye-a lots, suitable
restrictions; beautiful homesites
paved strects Dir: Take Rte. 20
21l to Centreville, continue on 20
I'll 3 mi to ESQ serv station
tRte, 62n turn left on 621 l
mile TO property. Call JE. 2-4326
ACCOKEEK AREA-Small. private
estates, IN beaut. wooded area. aome
with 'uperb river view: close to
Wash. in controlled community
Call Fairview 2-5572
CONGRESSIONAL CLUB AREA -
22-acre building lot, in beautiful
Bradley Hills Farms, for only
Sl5,0L0; DISTRICT MARYLAND
66EALIY: INC, I'm. 2-S206; ewes,
HUGE 5-ACRE domestic, Just ID
minutes from p, c. line, Astounding
~ wiz < nne old trees. dog
GODl~
munity developed by It's residents.
Fatryiew 2-5572
BETHESDA, MD. BRADLEY BLVD
AREA - A beautiful wooded lot
slipping towards the rear, sur
rounded by quality homes; II,
acres, Ideal for speculative OF
custom built home: priced at IS.
300. will subordinate with So ,OOC
cash and arrange construction loar
desired. See thisi Call WO. q,
200 I'll y. EDW. H JONES q
CO. INC. Chevy Chase, D. C.
CUNT de luxe tapestry brick;
apis. have lge. screened pchs., OF
INV h.; fenced cor. lot. lust owe
D E, line; will accept $37 ,50t
which is much less than replace
ment: Call till s pm. WA. $4,000
ROBERT s. DAVIS q CO, INC.
POTOMAC HUNT COUNTRY .
acre choice homesites. beaut. rollinI
ground. some wooded lots. ARD
MORE REALTY, OIL. 2-1735: ewes
OIL. 6-45iI.
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AN EVEN DOZEN,

OF the incest apis. In Washington
are found In this ultFamodern Diet.
cor. apt. house IN top-notch d. c.
loo. This BLDG. has every feature
YOU are looking for In selecting q
good sound investment. The income
Is S12,500 yearly. and expenses are
low. so that q minimum OF $4,000
invested here will buy you a real
bargain. producing q fine income.
Ewes. call WO. R-na63.
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1890 X 81. NV. Realtor. Elk. 3.1si1
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MONEY TO LOAN
MORTGAGE LOANS. $4,000.

LOANS. $4,000 $50 900.
payments, refinance your property
and improvements: quick. honest
courteous service on real estate.
farms. etc. Only in the State Of
Maryland Cal MR.. ROBERTS.
Baltimore, Md. day or night, Suns
and holidays, at Saratoga 7-4O47
PRIVATE INVESTOR, Want $4,000
So End tr.; have $4,000 LIST; prop.
valued $37. 100. DI. 7-SS4S.
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It's Awful Nice
Sleepy Hollow

Rural atmosphere. close in.
Take ADVANTAGE Of this SET
tied community near the new
shopp.nR center at Z Corners.
100000 beautifully land
scaped lot: white rambler
with carport: center entrance
hall leads into large. easy
to-arrange living room. large
dinins room. fully equipped
kitchen. 5 master-sized bed
rooms . full baths. base
ment: huge screened porch
with fireplace. FHh appraised
at sos. 500: $50. 600 LIST trust
available at Sl22.S2 per
month plus taxes. Rarely can
so much value be found so
close in. XII. $4,000.
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TRADE
MASON HIRST
LOTS, ACREAGE for SALE

Exclusive Agent
Annandale, Va. Closed Sundays
CT $1,000
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BUY ONE OR THREE

row brick houses on Conn. ave
near Shoreham and Sheraton PARK
Hotels. Ground floors ideal for doc
tors quarters. All show good renta
George Hull with JAMES L. DIXON
a. CO.. ST. $1,000
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OFFICE SPACE BARGAIN
CONN. AVE.

BRIGHT OUTSIDE 2 DOM
SUITE SUIT. WITH PRIVATE "a. REST
c CON Nc Room. RE SH.LSs isS'
APPLY MANAGER, ROOM 29..
DUPONT CIRCLE BLDG AID
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SUMMER HOMES
VACATION PLACES
sEAsRoRE PROPERTY

Be IHANI HEALH, DEL4.
Mr. Gravatte will be Al his once.
Our House." sth and Atlantic, Phi.
and homes avail. Rents. S75 wk up
2 -bedrm. cottage, mr.. ocean. s., 500,
furnished Phone Dickinson 1881
L. T. GRAVATTE. Realtort Ma.
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AVIATION

FOR SALE--Super cruiser. excellent
eond.. rs h-p.. 225 hrs, s.m.oh.
Also; Ereoupe. 2-way radio. bubble
windshield Excel cond. Can be
seen at Maryland Airport. Pomon-
key, Md, or call Midway 5-4556
after 4 pm.
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IRAlLERS

MOBILE CRUISER 1888. 30 a.; ex.
eel. cond.; air-cond, many extras,
$3.50 cash or terms XII S-Hu47
S SSSo AMERIcSN s,o r ran RrN VIE
TRAILER CT, 1918 Rockville Pike.
VIII. 6.7S3O.
DETEOIrER. 1850, Is IT,. all
alum. with shower, good condi-
ton Price open. lE 2-3ag2.
UTILITY TRAlLER--First-cl ass CON
dit'on, body Az for only $50, To
inspect. all 10. e-i72b, 22s
TRAILER, 'wo-horse. sturdy and
ready TO 20. lights and spare
wheel; $500 or best offer.. 81
1912 vINDAIE. M H.: . bedrms..
tub and shower. &i,eO0. WE.
b-4p6a.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT
OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

IDEAL OFFICE SPACE In new bldg
conditioned: Branch ave. SIC
Md; suites also designed for
physicians and dentists available
Ample parking facilities Fleisch-
man Bldg 1908 Bonita st. Sc
Mr.. CAPITOI-corner street floor.
ofiees across st. from Congress
Library Annex KE s-6644.
7IsS MARLBORO PIKE. Md: End
n. l.300 50 IT. one or . &C
eupants. can be divided into . on
toilets $3.50 mo RE 5-s50S
res. RE. 8-6139 lss
CONN. AVE. 1909, End floor,
rooms approx: I,l00 50. IT,; air
s eonaitioneq; r, INCLUDES parhins
$500 per month. Available June ]
OWNFR. no. 2-0t26.
30. COLO. BLDG.-Newly dec. law
suite for LAWYER. bus. repr.. etc
S45. SIS and S65. Ma. s-i6g0.
1924 Goth ST. N.w.-etudio- type. .
stories and bsmt. i4x3O: h.-v.h
park In rear. 5000 per mo, RUp.
PERT. ST. 3-S4S4
SMALL OFFICE. Conn. ave . area
ideal business location for ! person
telephone. reasonable. DI. 7-4154
TWO-R0OM OFFICE in new air.
conditioned buildinR: special light-
ing. cabinets and decorating. ideal
Tor attorney. sales MANAGER. etc
1910 Pennsylvania Buiidine. ME-
s-5326
u ROOMS. suitable for doctors and
dentists ofiiceS: cow ne location
LA. 8-2is2
LEE HWY. AND LORCOM LANE
Lee once In slr-conditioned BLDG
SO mo. JE 2-Sl4S LYh THOMP-
son, Realt9r. IA. 2-212l.
acknowledgements Of
nee avail In "ProtfssIonal Bids. .
RAYMOND r. RUPERT. ST. 3.
s4s4.
IsILv Z sPRING-woodmoor shop
sin g 'e sNssrf lSe Air KSgTtR os ,,
n-5l0()
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TRAILERs
(cOhTiNueD)

CARGO TRAILER -
Good Coed con .n hitch o and safety !,
Sc Apt. 301.
SPARTAN ROYAL MANSION, 80 It.
al aluminium; excel; cond.: dolly
S-953S bet. 3 a.m..4 pm. RALPH
L. BEETLE. RID No. /. Sterling, Va
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE,

WATERFRONT Specializing In
Calvert County property on rivers,
creeks, and Chesapeake bay. M E
Md. Phi. Prince Frederick 30S-J
CHESAPEAKE BAY-Yr. round brk
rambler. % mi. out, on lge. lot.
Liv rm., , pedrms,, tile bath. ser
porches. expan. attic, firepls..
FULL hsmt.. turn; 81. 800 dn.. bal.
mo HINE d co, NE. s-05l9.
LAKE JACKSON = Year round red
wood log cabin, nestled among
oaks. insulated. knotty- pine inte-
rior: aft. waterfront. Anchor
fenced, Il. BY y 4; picture
Oil furn. stone firepl handicapped
furn optional, Tv JE 1905!
ewes.
ANNE ARUNDEL CITY, MD.-PRo.
SPECTIVE BUYERS Ft. Meade
bay. river sec. See these. CAPE
Cod brk $4,000; Glen Burnie
QUAINT bungalow, small family
big garage, vide deep lot st. to st.
$4,000 Jessup sec, HERALD
HARBOR Cozy home: income
make offer. BEVERLY BEACH
So 600. $4,000, $40 800; latter
lease by season, year. terms or
above. N E. RYON, RA. 3-6146
$50 DOWN AND $40 MONTH
BUYS a large lot with waterfron,
privileges. Get started on owninf
your home Call CRESCENT BRIDE
POPLAR o-2l63
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MOTORCYCLES

BsA "a, 500 &C. single, 1000 mi
one owner. perfect condition. S44A
RE. B-07l0.
INDIAN 1865 Trail Blazer; 200 &C,
extras, excellent condition; $500
IA S-RTAI
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GARAGES

1850 IRVING ST. N.w.-Brick. over.
head doors, SIS per mo. See mar
FOR RENT-Brick buildings. $50
50, a., 81 so per month, Call BOSS
a. PHELPS. INC, MA, S-O3OO.
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1000 square feet air-con-
ditioned space available Con-
venlent parking. Vicinity
OF Children's Hospital viii
partition TO suit Call Mr..
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BOATS

'4-FT. RHODES BANTAM SAIL
BOAT. excel cond.: 1895. RA.
s3-FT; CUSTOM BUILT. > Nordbere
knight l55-h,p engines. run
summer. Renewal cost $4,000. Best
oner. AID. 4-4206.
OUTBOARD MOTORS. 1855. rs
hp; elee, starting. factory war
ranty. S349 S-h.p. Neptune,
ewes. Ell. 6.3670.
wHIRLwIN DE LUKE. IA II. Mer-
curry Mark -. trailer, cover. re-
mote controls life Jackets. etc
New 1865 $3.50 or best offer. Call
VII. %-S5"3' after 4 y m. weekdays:
any time week ends
yINRUDE OUTBOARDs. Penn-Yan
boats and .Tee-Nee trailers: easy
S. THOMAS. sio5 Fenton St. silver
SPRING. Md, JU $4,000.
SCOTT ATwATER outboard motor
SHIP. new copd Cash. $3.50. EN-
3-l042 I'll 81 ewes, RA. 6-i753
33-FT.. raised deck cabin cruiser,
1875 Chris-craft engine and ali
equipment for xtended cruise; To-
Gated Corinthian Yacht Club. Shown
by appointment. XII. 9-5437.
SPEED BOAT. lS-ft. Century. 1855
model Arabian, 1876 Chrysler. used
~ hours. Can be seen 60l9 Mass
ave ext. NV or call MR.. SMITH.
Ii 4-S3O0. OIL. 2-S242.
OWENS OuTBOARD cabin cruiser
1904 81 IT,. encl head, galley
| ice box; sleeps 3. compl. eouip
so.n p Evinrude cleo about 90
Solomons Call XII S-3S63 after
pm.
l..FT. RUNABOUT. plywood, a-seat
with center-deck. steerins wheel
Morto 100 motor. $500. RIA
DRAGON class e9-ft. sioop; cham.
pionship quality. Norway built, new
and all ready TO sail. race. UlmeI
dacron sails and complete equip.
ment; very special AZ 1890 REL.
PoRTERs. Fine SAT- and Power
miles from D. c. on U s. 10
BOAT SUPPLIES
Rope. sc IT.; copper paint
50 80 sal.i life Jackets. So: belts
anchors. lights, oars. paddles
chains, floats. IRE extin,, canvas
tarpaulin, foam rubber rubber hose
H, GICHNER. 2513 NJ st, NV,
| re, 5-Ob4O
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INVESTMENT PROP. for SALE

INCOME PROPERTY. watkins dis
lance Of U. OF Nd. Public transp.
at door Sufficient parking for ten
ants Lee. brick Cape Cod with
income $40 per vk Owner will
accept IS 900 dn and held mort
gage. BURCB REALTY CO, TO
a-5992: after q WA. 7-s74g.
CUNT de lu1e tapestry brick. 4
apis have lee screened pchs oil
h-wh,: fenced cor. lot lust over
ID. c line; owner retiring. will &C.
eept $31 500 which Is much less
than replacement Call till = pm.
WA. $4,000 ROBERT s. DAVIS
a. CO. INC
TO CLEAR AN EsTATE-Is four
family fats occupying one full
block Fully rented 10 eolored
No brokers. Apply for appoint
ment Box 3.5-C Star.
HUNT APT. Modern. at
tfAe In good loo: gross $l0,60O
yearly; tenants pay all utils Price
$50 500. 100000 down Ii. 7-SS3O
sPECTACUI.AR-Two houses. md
commercial on virginia ave. s.w
Rent. $50 month. Sl75U each
cash. owner. ROBERT MORGAN
COSter Nd
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NORTH $4,000

1000 TO 5000 SO, FIT avaiiSble
on ! floor At very low rental. just
over y, q. the eTidse, nearby Arlington.
WEAVER BROS. INC.
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SILVER SPRING
OFFICE SPACE

Ideal once space; 400 TO AIS "a
IT: Aforementioned. elevator bids
ZIG A. McKEEvER, JU $4,000.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIAS and all other English
Ford products by washington 5
e Oldest English and AmerieRhl
Ford Dealer, HILL A SANDERS.
lll4 Vermont ave. NV. AID
ASHTON MARTIN 1858 DID, coupe:
immaculate. S2,Sg5.
LITTLE CARS, LTD.
1900 Wis. Ave, CO. 5-065a
AUSTIN 1877 sedan; very nice car:
s:95. JACK PRY. l4th and p
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MEDICAL SCIENCE BLDG.

l0.g W. MONT AVE.
Downtown once bldg. has 10 3
s r g ~ n.D. wv N. 1866 soss e i pMr "a
INC. NA h.n3OO.
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FIRST OFFER
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

MCLEAN. VA. 1000 50. II. Of level
land at new shopping center with
terrific road trafiic count. Owner
will sell In various sizes. DILLON
LAND co. JE. 4-fO40 Open y I'll o.
SERVICE STATION, tavern. on and
on ABC lic.. modern b.rm house
and approx. 7-acre land, on Route
20. mile north Of Remington, Va
A real bargain. Cal LA B-644l
or OIL. 6-bS1O.
SMALL OFFICE BLDG.
LIST COMMERCIAL
i143 .2nd ST. NV.
Rms. Pull BSmt
HAROLD n. BoNART A. co
Dl i-OhhO Ewes. OIL. t.ba47
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WASH pI ma nj s-aaoo
SILVER SPRING

Laree front once. facing Coles.
VILE I'd, across the street from
Frank n. Jelleffs In Silver 5pring.
Available FOR occupancys june !.
THE MHRYLAND REAL EST, CO.
$3.50 Colesville Rd. Ju. g-bl00
18th and X SITS. NV.
Small elevator once building; suite
Of 4 rms. air-cond.; $3.50 per mo
Call BOSS 4 nHELPs. INC. MA.
s.p3U0
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

$500 Tyr. end TRUST. well Sc.
cured, MARYLAND ranch home;
md trust, nearby Va. home, good
makers. Sl,65O. Mr.. YOUNG. JU
s-a3Sn
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MONEY WANTED

MONEY TO LOAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-12
DOROTHY THOMPSON
Time to Support Missile People

Monies (extended to home
and family relations philos-
ophy of marriage. and what
not. Dean Chase. director Of
admissions at Wellesley. has
said she was tired Of hearing
about the well-rounded girl
because she was fiat some
where-usually in the head.
But students. themselves.
are waking up, Another let
ter in this mornings mail Is
from a young man who never
expected to go 10 college.
After high school he entered
the service and became eligi-
bic under the Oh. bill for
educational benefits too
good to pass by" He en-
tered a Western college ana
found he was totally unpre-
pared.
Il am a product of the
system you criticize" he
writes. Prom the time !
entered high school as a
freshman until graduation
the choice OF curriculum Nas
left almost entirely TO me.
My attitude was. why take
courses that make you work
physics. geometry chemis-
try, etc. What use would /
have for them2
High school students
should not be given choices.
Later, like me, they are
sorry.
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POTOMAC FEVER
FLETCHER KNEBEL

Ike is to get down work in his shirt
sleeves He'll have 70. Republican candidates home
have stolen and buried his coattais
Democratic Congressman Mills says the farm problem
is approaching That's easy say The trick is to
name something that isn't approaching a crisis
The Government reports unemployment highest since
l949 You can't blame this first moves
he ordered uninterrupted prosperity
Democratic Leader johnson work longer
10 hours week After spending 20 years giving the
welfare state the Democrats now scod US for accepting IT,
In fine burst of speed trials Air Force proving
outfy anything Russia hasn't lost In space yet
The United States rejects Russias call for EastWest
conference This positive administration
ton is always positive negative.
More teamsters take the Fifth Amendment The
Transfers figure its their personal constitution all
the preamble in order form perfect union"
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DAVID LAWRENCE

There is something so inn
measurably heroic about Pres
ident EiSenhower's decision TO
so to Paris for the NATO
meeting that II stands out as
an inspiring example of self
sacrifice in marked contrast
to the passion of self-interest
which dominates the mood Of
the National Capital nova
days.
From the moment it be-
came known that Mr.. Eisen-
hover was sick, there were
Ill considered demands for
his resignation. not only here
but abroad. Some critics
went so far as to suggest that,
even II he recovered, he
should retire. Little thought
was given TO the picture that
could present itself later Of a
man who. having been given
signal honors by his coun-
try, suddenly abandoned his
ONCE and. after a brief period
Of rest. emerged as an ex-
President in fun possession Of
his faculties but yet as a de-
serter from hts job-and this
Notwithstanding the fact that
he had publicly accepted a
four-year contract Of Serv-
ice.
Only those who don't know
the kind of man Dwight
Eisenhower really is could
have suggested that he re-
sign merely because he has
had three illnesses and might
possibly have another. II
isn't In Mr.. Eisenhower's ma
ture to consider what might
happen to him in the future
he is concerned only with
the facts Of the present. He
gave his word to the Ameri-
can people that. II he really
became incapacitated. he
would step aside. But by this
he envisaged a physical dis
ability of such proportions as
to render him actually in
capable Of performing the
duties OF his office.
Much of the discussion
about the handling OF public
business at the White House
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Eisenhower's Heroic Action

posed. on q question Of this
kind. II two-thirds Of Con-
gress approved the proposal.
1t would 60 through the State
legislatures within q few
months, as has happened be-
fore with amendments that
had popular support.
Amid these curious con-
fiicts and currents in Wash
ington. there stands the ma
jestic figure Of the President.
He has struggled for five
years now with the problems
OF state at a time in world
history that Is nerve-rack-
ing and exhausting to Lead
ers everywhere. But he stands
patiently and calmly today,
with the hopes of the world
focused on him. He is dedi-
Gated to peace and recon-
citation. He symboli2es. in
world affairs, restraint as
contrasted with impulsive-
ness. He Is singularly de-
tached from the historical
mood whipped UP BY "Sput-
niks" and by those who seek
TO play politics with human
misery.
Long before the historians
have taken up their task OF
appraising contemporary
American Presidents. there
will be recognition Of the I'M
selfishness Of Dwight Essen
hover and his devotion to
duty. Here is a modest man,
with human fallibility. TO be
sure--a man who has made
mistakes Of Judgment, as have
other PresidentS-but a man
who has never lost the in
stincts Of fidelity and service
that we're bred in him
through the years he wore
the uniform OF his country.
He goes to Paris because he
has the courage to give his
life. If necessary. TO the cause
OF his countrymen. lie goes
because he has the confidence
OF the American people and
s conscious of the potenti-
Atty OF American leadership
lie goes because he has faith
that a Divine Providence will
give him the strength to help
bring some light soon 10 a
gloomy and discouraged
world
Reproduction R.gnIs Reserved
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Harder Work, Heavier Taxes and Lower
STANDARD of Living Seen Only Path

uation / had to face was the
inability OF high-school stu
dents to read with compre-
hension and their inability
to do passingly we'll in ex-
aminations due to difficulty
in spelling. There was
a definite time when the
teaching Of reading changed
to word recognition. II a
child had a Photographic
memory. well and good.
Otherwise IL was Just too
bad. These difficulties
discouraged students so much
that many rebelled. saying.
Why must I study anything
hard? / don't like IT,"
A group of sociologists at
Purdue University recently
published their findings from
a survey conducted over sew
eral years among high-school
students. This book. The
American Teen-ager" which
/ have reviewed elsewhere.
revealed that more than one
third Of those queried
thought the earth was the
center Of the universel
The study also attempted
to discover teen-age attitudes
toward scientists. Thirty per
cent declared one can't raise
a normal family and become
a scientist: Ia per cent that
there is something evil about
scientists: large minority
were generally negative IN
attitude. and As per cent be-
lieved their own school back
grounds were too poor TO per.
NIT them TO choose a career
In science. On this count
they were certainly correct.
Now. educators are calling
for a crash program" with
lots Of Federal money. And
million dollar high schools
are going UP all over the
country-gorReous plants In
which to teach--what? Driv-
ing, baby-sittiu8, home eco
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On the Eve of the NATO Poriey

has a bagful OF tempting
carrots for the Western Euro
pean allies. 1t is ready to
offer them a substantial
Der Of intermediate
range missiles as soon as they
leave the assembly lines. II
IS expected that a sufficient
quantity for all who will
want them will be available
by next summer. Each in
dividual member will have
complete control over them
and the right to trigger them
at its own governments will,
although the nuclear war .
heads will remain under
American control. We are
ready to pledge ourselves not
to remove a single ground
or air force unit from their
present locations IN Western
Europe and italy.
But the most tempting
offer our representatives are
prepared 10 make to the
European allies is what is
described as an increased
economic cooperation" in.
Guiding the renewal Of trade ;
agreements permitting i'm
portant tariff reductions.
This in plain language means
the bolstering of free Eu-
ropes financial and economic
structure for the third tins
since the end of the war.
France in particular may
grab enthusiastically at this
offer Her treasury is prac-
tically empty; her exports
are suffering. and the cur
rency is losing its value BY
leaps and bounds. She needs
shot in the arm as much
as she needed il after We
day. So does Britain. to O.
lesser degree. 1t is on this
conomic cooperation"
offer that the administration
relies principally in its hope
that the summit NATO,
meeting will not end in the !.
flop which had been predicted
BY so many observers ever
since it was decided that It
should take place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-12
DORIS FLeESON

NEW YORK.-Even party
organizations that we're once
political bywords are today
demanding of candidates
what women insist on in
clothes. which is that they
do something" for them.
This cry may produce in
New York next fall the re
markable spectacle Of two
Scions of the So-called rob
Der barons" running against
each other for the presiden-
tial springboard. the COVER
norship.
They are Democrat Ayerell
Hartman. who positively will
run for reelection not
switch to the Senate race -
and Republican Nelson
Rockefeller.
Gov. Harriman's associates
further depose that he again
will be a candidate for Presi-
dent in 1860 - available. If
not aggressive in his pur-
suit of the nomination. The
increasing political interests
OF the public spirited sons Of
John D. Rockefeller. jr.. is a
piquant development in
American politics.
There is no question about
Gov. Harriman's renomina-
ton. Just as there Is none
about denomination BY Re-
publicans OF the incumbent
New York Senator who is UP
next fall. Irving Ives. Both