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ESTIMATOR

Masonry: experienced man. de-
sired for newly formed aggressive
organization. Call ME. 8-00S6 for
interview.
EXECUTIVE-We are looking for
man between 25-40 with execu-
tive ability. good education and
pleasing personality who is &C!
customed to active contact with
the public. II qualified write inn
mediately stating age. education
and business experience, give I'D.
dress and telephone number II
your letter indicates you might fit
into our organization en- appoint
ment will be arranged. All replies
are confidential. Box 317-Y. Star:
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HELP MEN
AUTO SALESMAN
AUTO SALESMAN

Our top salesman has made over
5000 in the last four weeks. He
sells cars--we pay well for results
II you can produce. we'll 10 the
same for you through our very
liberal pay, plan. It's to your advan.
Quantrille. ~. $500. MONROE
FORD co.
AUTO SALES TRAINEE. fee paid
previous sales exper. helpful but
ne. area; good oppor'; MARRIED. L
age 49,: $40 wk. while training
p Ntential $4,000.
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HELP MEN
ELECTRICAL
FOREMAN

D. c. Masters lic., supervising,
estimating, selling. large progres-
sive CO., no fee; $7,bOO-S1O,OO0
NATIONAL EMPL. SERV.. HOS
10th st. NV, Elk. 3-7270.
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ELIZABETH PINKsToN
Personnel Counseling
Placement Services
1925 Conn. Ave. NV. Hoom 21I
CALL DI. 7-4150
FOR INTERVIEW TINE

RUSSIAN TRANSLATOR, trans
late scientific journals; American
c csarance aG FEE PAID Pahe hs sseu cU
lege deg; Nd. area; to age so
So. 500-SS. 900. depending on deg
cIVfE ENGR., FEE PAID; high
way design exper.; degree pref
n II no ID Ses sSe min .n yr e. oS excel ex
DESIGN ENGINEER, FEE PAID
exper. in design; storm drain
water; sewer. road design; deg
excel, exper in the field: to age SO
- DATA iVO cioMPuTER; min. / VI
college; good grades in algebra
| ike figures; able to make security
clearance; Md. area; to age So
20 ADMIN fSSGi ASST. sEcY.; labol
org; good tSpins, some shorthand
sbIe 70 make UG sec snRsT Clearance ie "a
married; to age 35; 500 wk.
ADVANCED SALESMAN. bever.
age; career position for local man;
estab. routes; his. educ; married
car nee; to age 80: 1926 plus S41
mo. car allowance; excel. future
SALES TRAINEE; insurance
college deg pref. or yrs college
and some sales exper.; car nee.
age 24-3O: to $4,000. plus bonus
MESSENGER. for fine associa.
ton; Conn. ave. area night col.
lege student pref; white, young
SIS month.
AVIATION METALSMITH. mus
have ga yrs. exper. in aviation
maintenance on metal and struc'
ture, good physical condition
$500 hr. to start; guaranteed
raises. ROSS EMPLOYMENT, 73l
14th st. NV, DI. 7-2441.
AWNING INSTALLATION HELPERS
= To apply in person. Harry
Thomas Awnings, 2417 Reedie dr. i.
Wheaton Triangle.
BANK MOMENT. TRAINEE
Nearby Nd. bank seeks career.
minded men to age IS. Train fol
mgment. Rapid advance. Opport
Pref. deg. bus. admin. plus NSl
and ALB. st. to $4,000 MANAGE.
MENT CONSULTANTS, INC, Suite
1901, 1885 @ NV.
BEAUTICIAN = Good hairstyiis
and good worker; opportunity fo
right man. Apply ROBERT OF
PARIS. 1914 Conn. ave. NV, NO
7-2776.
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ENGINEER
EXCEL. WAGES. QUARTERS
ENGINEER

9th and Sth class license; colored;
must be familiar with air condition.
ing and oil burners; nice 1-bedrm.
apt; no children; non-drinker;
must have local references. See Mr..
Farrell. HERBERT HARVEY. INC. :.
QIO 18th a. N n.
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PROPOSALS

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
CLERKS OFFICE, WASHING
TON, D.C.-Sealed bids to furnish
the House of Representatives with
5000 pounds of Irvine, .jute, VIII
be received up to II O'Clock noon
on April 2, 1858, to be delivered
az such times IS NAV be rsGuire ri
bids Is hereby reserved. Blank
forms Of proposals showing the
quantity and quality Of each artt-
Gle will be furnished on applca-
ton to this office. RALPH r. ROB
ERT6. CLERK OF THE HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES. U. 8.
MAG. 10 1880
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
UNITED STATES PATENT OF
FICE, washington, D. c.. April l
l95S.-Sealed proposals Tin trip'
licate) will be received at thtl
once until 1000 am. EDS time
We'd, April 80, 1865, and will b'
opened publicly Immediately there.
after for such orders as may d
placed by the Patent once duIinl
the period beginning July 1, 1905
and ending June 80, 1853, botf
dates inclusive for "a the pro
duction BY the process Of photo.
nbAAObAobnS VI bAASA eAe HeN'
line and halftone copies Of draw
ings Of the weekly issues of pat
ents, and the black and whit
line and halftone reproduction b!
Z photolithography of copies o.
drawings. specifications, etc, q
previously issued patent and ~
the production in four or morl
colors of copies Of drawings o.
the weekly issues Of plant patents
All bids accepted and contracts
awarded subject to an apprOpria'
ton By Congress to meet the ex.
pense. BIDDERS WHOSE WORK
HAS BEEN UNSATISFACTORY
IN THE PAST OR BIDDERS WHO
THE PROVISIONS OF TIL
WALSH-HEALEY PUBLIC CON
TRACTS ACT, AS AMENDED
MAY BE ELIMINATED FROM
CONSIDERATION ON THAI
GROUND. Specifications with
forms OF proposal will be fur
nished on application to the Di
rector Of Administration OF TIL
U. 8. Patent once. All bidder
are invited to be present at TIL
opening. The right to reject an!
and all bids in whole or IN part
is hereby reserved. All black ant
lClass AZ to be performed in tn
washington Metropolitan Area
ROBERT c. WATSON, Commits
sioner.
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ENGINEERS
SENIOR LEVEL
POSITIONS AT
MELPAR

EXPANSION, NEW PROGRAMS, ADVANCED DE-
VELOPMENTS HAVE AGAIN CREATED SENIOR
ENGINEERING POSITIONS AT MELPAR LISTED
BELOW ARE SEVERAL KEY POSITIONS
WORTHY OF YOUR CONSIDERATION THAT
OFFER AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY TO
FURTHER YOUR CAREER
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SENIOR
STAFF
ENGINEERS

Staff assignments re-
quiring degree In
math, physics or cleo
tronics and experience
in systems analysis or
theoretical profile m
analysis related to
high speed data proc
essing equipment.
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SENIOR
ELECTRONIC
ENGINEERS

Design and develop
ment of special test
equipment for COM
pick electronic system.
Requires experience in
digital computer tech
niques and pulse cir
cuitry. Supervisory or
sub : contract liaison
experience desirable.
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COOK, institutional exper. and ex-
eel. refs. rea.: June 90 TO Aug. "a
children's resident camp, 1-hr.
d. c.: approx. $500. POTOMAC
EMPL;, 104 E. Broad St. JE.
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Large eastern manufacturer will
train five young men (white) in
ayers. Men selected must have a
car. be neat and aggressive and
have q desire to get ahead. You
will earn q minimum Of S12O per
week for the first 9 months while
training. After training, you will
be placed as branch manager or
district supervisor from $4,000 to
10000 per year, depending upon
call RIA. 6-12O2. 10 to 4 Monday.
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Of something serious? I an
worried about her condition.
Our doctor said II the pre-
scrlbea treatment has no ef-
feet. he may inject calcium
intravenously. Thank you.
Miss A. 8.
would guess It Is not dan
gerous. I believe you have
nothing 10 worry about. To me.
II IL suspicious Of an allergic
reaction probably due 10 some
food substance that initiates all
the trouble. Intravenous cal
cium Is often OF value.
However. your doctor will
probably not give 1t until he
has searched for the offending
allergin. Sometimes. the cause
Is difiicult TO discover. Even 50.
the swellings and itchings
usually disappear under routine
treatment with antihistamines
calcium and other indications.
tRsleased By The Bell syndicate. Incl
Tomorrow: Wife fears hvsbesd'i
beer drinking is Q prelude 10 sIeohel.
ism.
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How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
Sugar in the Blood and Anxiety
By Or. PETER J. sTEINcRoHN

could possibly take. Now
there seems 10 be . different
view. We people with ab.
normally low blood sugars
are advised 10 eat q high pro-
teln. low carbohydrate diet
and eat often. Or. Stein
crohn. which Of the two diets
h more advantageous? N. N.
The high protein. low carbo-
hydrate diet.
Dear Or. SteineFohn: II l
strike my arm on anything
II causes 0 disc0loration as.n
. blood vessel were broken.
! am hardly ever without .
few Of these "hruises." ! have
been asked 10 take vitamin
G and fruit juices but there
h no Improvement. ] have .
little place the size Of q pin
head that comes In the Joint
Of my f0refinscF. II gets sore
and bleeds. ! will be grateful
II you can tell me what might
cause this. Sincerely. Mrs.
A. r.
I suggest that you have blood
studies. Your doctor will want
an estimation Of your red and
white blood cells and your
hemaglobin. But what Is per-
haps most important, q count
of your blood platelets. With
your symptoms he viii try Ia
rule out "purpura" which Il
usually due TO blood platelei
deficiency.
Dear DR.. Steinerohn: My
sister h having trouble with
excessive swelling Of her lips.
Also some swelling Of her
lower face and tongue. II
has been coming about once
. week for six weeks. Some
times an eye closes because
Of swelling. Sometimes she
has pains like indigestion .
few hours before the swell
inEs come.
Can this be . forerunner
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jim BISHOP:
REPORTER
Troubles and Pleasures WIN O Boot

cent boat show in New York.
This Is an annual heartache.
We so. We look. We are con-
quered. There were four floors
Of high seas headaches and we
didn't miss an exhibit. The
prices would drop Mr.. J. p,
Morgan into shock. You can
buy q nice family-sized as
footer for e20.e50. Gayle sat at
the wheel and mentally piloted
this one right through the lake
Of people below and on out OF
the Coliseum and down Seventh
avenue.
I could see the glaze In her
eyes. We saw q blue yawl,
shaped like q teardrop. with q
mast that must have been four
stories high. We saw steel boats
and outhoards made like Cadil-
lac coupes with tail finsl and
We saw square houseboats with
curtains hanging and fast ma
hogany speedhoats and tiny
doodlebugs.
We saw engines big as Stein
ways and small enough to M
in a glove compartment. There
we're boat refrigerators and
stoves and radios and blinkeI
lights. There were Owens Boats
and Wheelers and Girls Crafts
Roamers. Higgins. Matthews
and Egg Harbors.
Gayle and I shot the whole
wad. We talked boats with Ed
Borg Of Englewood and Al
Blackman of Dale, then We
went 10 the Sparton people and
bought q horn. Don't laugh,
It cost 1914 and for this kind
Of money the blast should blow
the other boats out OF the
water.
Boating, as ! started to say,
is expensive. II II Is the love
Of your iife-as 1t Is to Herb
Shriner and Burris Jenkins and
Roy Campanella - then coun,
the cost Of the boat as nothing
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because II ID the upkeep that
will drive you right out Of your
cotton picking mind.
Insurance $500 = Year
Mine q not q big boat. In
surance on II costs close 70 $500
q year. Winter storage 10 600,
Once. I bent . blade on q
propeller. II cost t2l just "a
pull the boat out Of the water,
without doing anything about
the bent blade. Two boat hooks
cost S2l.2o.
I asked . man to give me 4
new set Of points. His bill
read: July i4--check motor,
install new points. 81. Points.
$l.25." Two weeks later. an
engine clutch slipped. ] asked
the man to look At II. ! still
have the bill. Check clutch
and test motor" It reads. "t7."
This was the same motor he
had checked two weeks before,
A few days later ! whispered
that the clutch was not exactly
right. He fixed It land mel
at once. Check engine and
test" the bill reads. IS hours,
$3.50"
This Is not TO discourage
you. As my mother used "a
say: ITS better throwing II
away like this than spending
1t In a saloon" She may have
been prejudiced.
Among the bills. ! see one
for Cocktail nag. $3.50" Nom
would not have liked 1t. For
that" she would have snorted
you need a fiag?"
(copyrisht. lsSs. Kins Features
you need q fiag?"
e.,las. A kalal l. ..aeNis,aa pnste
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Dear Or. Stelnerohn; ! was
interested In your recent
column In which you said
that low blood sugar ,oan
sometimes cause anxiety.
Can you tell me II che blood
sugar test can be taken IN .
laboratory In the aftcrnoonf
or q II . long drawn out
pfocessf Would one have 10
sit around the laboratory for
. long time? I'm not my own
boss. and don't know how
much time I'd need 70 take
on. c. b.
I would suggest that you
have the blood sugar deter
limitations made under the
auspices Of your doctor. Don't
just call up q laboratory your.
self. When you receive the
laboratory findings. correct
evaluation is important. ONLY
your doctor Is trained 10 de-
that.
As for the time element: you
won't have to be waiting
around the laboratory end.
lessly. They will take Q sample
OF your blood before breakfast
Then you viii drink q sugar.
solution and be on your way.
You will be required TO re-
turn at one-half hour or hourly
intervals for withdrawal Of
further blood samples. YOU
should be completely free fol
work by noon. Your doctor will
have the laboratory report or
your blood sugar curve and
blood sugar tolerance by next
day.
Dear DR.. Steinersh n,
Twenty years age ! had the
symptoms Of hypoglyeemia
which you described lately.
Fortunately. my doctor made
the diagnosis Immediately.
At that time he recommended
that I eat all the sweets I
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District Professor
To Visit Portugal

DR.. Manoel Cardozo. Catholic
University professor Of history,
leaves Washington Friday for
a lecture tour in Portugal. the
State Department announced
today.
He Is one Of three American
professors who will spend about
six months abroad lecturing
under the international Educa-
ton Exchange Program.
DR.. Cardozo viii divide his
time between the Universities
OF Lisbon. Colmbra and Oporto.
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The kept woman Of sports Is
boating. I know. II has made
me the tugboat Annie Of the
seashore. Outside my back door
Is . 3l-foot Richardson sedan.
II sits In the sun on the
Shrewsbury River. The tide
slides down to the sea at 3
knots. The Atlantic Is eight
miles away. When I am In this
once. I am Jim Bishop. mouse.
on the Away We Go II. In my
yachting cap. ! am Jim Bishop,
alias Captain Bligh.
It Is o good boat. It has two
engines. an automatic fire ex-
tingulshine system. . monel
sink. some berths. teak decks. q
big convertible couch. rope.
anchors. q ship 10 shore tele-
phone. mufiiers. q small bath
room. Q bar. booze. charts. COM
pass. an icehox. q gray chenille
rug. fishing poles. life jackets
and q license.
At the moment. It Is under
canvas at Zobels Sea Skin
Yacht Works. 1t looks big. In
the water. It Is not so big,
Around 1t are other boats,
bigger and smaller. The main
trouble with yachting-as 1t Is
loosely called--is that the boat
man starts modestly and Is al
ways trying to sell his boat "a
get q bigger one.
Morgan Would Be Shocked
There are IS million boating
enthusiasts In the United
States. They churn up the lakes
and the rivers and the oceans
in everything from high-pow-
cred splinters to fat ocean
going liners. I have met many
Of these boaters and I knew but
one who wanted to trade for a
smaller boat. He didn't look
well. The others are creeping
up. inch by inch. toward some
thing like the Queen Mary.
Gayle and ! went to the re-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-10
Hit EN- Back Spirit

The strains and Of The Presidency are enough
to try any mans patience As James Reston says IN the New
York Times former President Truman was blunt and eaus
TIC. Mr. Roosevelt ssrcastie but Eisenhower has consist
emily tried TO find way Of giving responsive answer
TO any kind Of question matter how vaPid or critical
ONE CAN'T BLAME the President tor tes'ns on
o. unfair criticism Of his plan TO reorganze the ren'sso"
Certainly the Psntsson with It's nfsrservlee rvares ana
duplicating vnesions sorey in need OF reorsanlaon
When critics. such as Rep. Carl vinson tp'oah say
mat Ike wants TO build "Prvssan general start fneY
are talking utter nonsense.
Nor can The President. party leader 90 msonae'-
STOOD for ssppins down Meade Aleorn. the Repon"ean
enamsn who stupidity told reporters ~ isn't IN the earos
'or the COP 10 win Senate control this year
ANY PRESIDENT has more'thsn his share ot troubles
s who enjoyed long political honeymoon Is now se''ns
MS foil share Of criticism.
Naturally he doesn't like H. Criticism gets under INC
skim
But when previously asked why he didn't take re-
"ssoy poke" o. his critics. Ike has said fhsf woo'o %
~" natural rsscsien" but he believed there vs'S
s's' responsibility resting man IN this o''ee 70 ~"
''"s the dignity Of this office"
the people expect their President to DC d'snso' 'S
"sy also like slshssr. -,
'nsy welcomed his strong stand on rsvamp"e ITO NM
~ organisation % an INDIGESTION that the r's'''" W.
tconslnvsd Next Column 'op'
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Problem Drinkers



The supervisor Of large utiIits motor neef who was
considered highly competent by his employer. began dis
appearing drinking hinges and frequently incapable
Of doing his Job properly Resulting fouvps cost the utility
an estimated $4,000 per hinge.
large Midwestern manufacturer at first was highly
pleased the pickup in business and earnings after hiring
new chief executive Then for apparent reason. bust
ness began Stacking of until finally losses began pi'ns up
by directors showed their new executive had
taken heavy drinking mpsrins his judgment and danss-
ing The company's standing with IFS customers.
LEANING ON LIQUOR
These men acknowledgements who leaned on
liquor TO meet the ordinary demands Of living and whose
excessive Of alcohol caused them serious problems on
the Job we'll home They not typical. perhaps
because they discovered and because their dollars
snd-eenfs cost their employers measurable 70
degree But their illustrate why there growing
concern alcoholism In industry.
whether management likes u or not-and there Is
much TO tempt to shvn the subjective must take
position on alcoholism and Combat Us increasing snsee
says James F. Oates J chairman and president OF Eqvis-
able Life Assurance Society. big reason: Aeoheisms
direct costs 10 industry must be In OF 81 billion
annually" Mr.. Oates recently told meeting Of shs Me-
sionsl Council on Alcoholism. The ~ c. A. 10 an ndspsn-
dent health group that fights alcoholism other agencies
combat cancer and heart diseases.
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"Caneer" On w.

CONTINUED from Back Psgo
THE HUMAN BODY AND MATTER"
ARE ANTI-CHRIST ADAM-EvE MORTAL
THOUGHT MYTHS Il!
NINETEEN CENTURIES OF MORAL AND SPIRITUAL
REVELATION DECLARES AND DEMoNsIRATE6ovH6
ETERNALITY OF THE oMNIPRESENT CHRIST
IDEA AND IDEAL OF PERFECT COD CREATION, MAN,
AND UNIVERSE !-ETERNALLY VERY GOOD"
Genesis 1881.
700 BECOMING MESSIAH EXPLICITLY
PRoPHEsIED - VIRGIN BIRTH!--is 7:l4.
ISAIAH EVEN NARRATED IN ADVANCE A GREAT
DEAL OF THE SUFFERING THAT THE MESSIAH
(cHRIsT JEsUS) WOULD HAVE TO ENDURE, BUT
ALSO DECLARED THE WONDERS. POWER, BENEF-
IcENcE. OF HIS REIGN; THAT is. THE REIGN OF
HIS FLESHLESs SPIRITUAL ETERNAL INDIVIDUALITY!
AND YOURS TOO. EVERY ONE OF you -
VIA THE FLEsHLEss. SPIRITUAL cHRisT THE
WAY. THE TRUTH. AND THE LIFE!
p S-We have mailed fat piece Of mail or dc
skeleton copies Of the Tribune and five reprints.
Duplicates in part to the Detroit Cancer Society.
48ll John r. including Gods masterpiece sermon.
dictated to His second Mary, Mrs. Eddy-"chris-
fian Healing"
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Canadian 1ruekers-


lContnved from Back Page)
THE MYTHICAL. DEvILisH. ANTI-cHRisT.
ADAMEvE, MuROERoUs CAIN. JUDAS. kNAvEs
AND FOOLS EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY or ALL
HUMAN BIRTHS PRESENT MERELY sHADoWy.
MORTAL THOUGHT IMAGES. ILLUSIONS.
DELusioNs. MIRAcEsl - coUNTERFEiTs AND
BuRLEsoUEs OF ETERNAL. DIVINE R-E.A.lLT-Y-
MATTERLESs FLESHlEsS. SPIRITUAL cHRSTLIKE
oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE.
SATURATNc THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE, CANNOT
BE iNvADED
SHADOWS DO NOT OCCUPY sPAcEi
we SHALL KNOW THE TRUTH! IN NY MARVELLOUS,
IMPERATIVE CHRIST MASTER SCIENCE.
UNIVERSAL MESSIAH MILLENNIUM TO ALL PEOPLES
AND BE FREE FROM THOSE GIGANTIC FRAUDS
AND MYTHS - DEVIL. HELL. MATTER" EVER
LASTING PUNISHMENT" BIRTHS, SIM DISEASE.
DEATH, DEFoRMITiEs, WORLD WARS EVENT.
MERELY MORTAL THOUGHT CONCEPTS u!
HENCE. TO ST. PAUL, TO YOU: AWAKE, THOU
THAT sLEEPEsT. AND ARISE FROM THE DEADl
(ABovE THE GROUND 1.-THE SPIRITUAL LUNAcY
OF ACCEPTING AS REAL THE ANTI-cHRisT,
ADAM.EvE, MURDERoUs CAIN. JUDAS. MATTER"
MYTH!
TRUCKERS TELL OF THREATS BY TRANSFERS
COON GANGS FORCED HALT IN HAULING
Payment Of SIS Fee for Joining Union
Asked Of Owners
Windsor Daily stsr)
TORONTO. tcP-A royal commission prepared today
dig deeper into the Canadian fabric Of James HoTa's
Transfers Union already worked in ihe United States
by Senate subcommittee.
While corruption struck predominant note in the Y. s.
hearings testimony date in the inquiry here has
mostly from Witnesses who claim TO have been presumed
by threats Of violence into joining the big union
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-10

only had convictions but would fight for tFsm
IN TINS political year, ths Democrats will use Ike for
punching Bag " they And the Washington press
corps largely vnsnshvsssse about Eisenhower and the
kspvbesn Party can b expected 10 toss in few low
blows for good measure
So MI 'sm back, Ike.
Dignity Is fine trait but In the political arena II
doesn't win many bstsIss
The odds against YOU but as you said Wednesday,
y have never yet admitted defeat any fight had
fight"
This good. Keep up that spirit.
You can help both your Country and your party by
being leader In fact, we'll in name.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-10

We offered hand 10 The officer end ssid "Irs been
pleasure 10 meet you. under thsss conditions"
He ssid I'm sorry had TO write YOU vp but W. only
minor violation" Gave him several pieces q 6. 5.
Angel Food
The writer Replied WELL you had 10 do your duty and
YOU were perfect gentleman In doing IT.