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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-02
BY MARY L. VAUGHAN
star star Writer

Washington is still a bit
bewildering to Mrs. Fatimah
Musa who set down here
Saturday after q two weeks
journey by air from her home
III Kuala Lumpur, Malaga.
Mrs. Musa is prominent in
governmental and educational
circles In women's affairs in
Malaga. She's assistant d.
rector Of social welfare for
the handicapped. Ministry Of
Labor.
It's her first visit TO America
where she will spend six
months under auspices of the
international Educational Ex-
change Program of the State
Department.
Any impressions of Amer
leans and the city thus far
are brief, since the holiday
interviewed with her appoint
ments for guidance from the
Department of State.
On Sunday she was guest at
a party at the Malayan En-
bassy here celebrating that
country's first year Of IN
dependence. Yesterday, with
a fellow traveller from Homo
lulu she journeyed forth from
her Sheraton Park Hotel
room for a visit to the Wash
ington Zoo, within walking
distance Of her quarters.
Americans Friendly
Americans have been very
friendly" the soft-spoken
women's leader volunteers. Il
am not having many prob
lens understanding the mon
ey-but we were cautioned
the rate of exchange here is
three times as great as IN
Malaga. We must be care
full what we spend"
Mrs. Musa was driven by
Embassy people for a look at
Arlington Cemetery and the
Two Jima Memorial and a
tour through the George
town area. 1T is strange to
see the homes, then shops
and homes intermingled."
she comments.
Educated in Malayan
schools, she later took her
diploma in Social Science at
London University. Prior to
that she had studied at the
Malayan Women's Training
College at Mallacca.
Il began right from the
bottom" she explains of her
social welfare work. After re-
turning from London she
joined Malaya's Welfare De- ,
partment as a social welfare
officer, then was put in
charge of a District and later
a whole State. When the
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Delegates
discuss
Living

Delegates to the 1853 Con
gress on Better Living" con-
vening in Washington Octo-
Der 7, 8. and 9, will speak up
on what housewives want,
need, and will buy for their
homes in the near future.
The direct outgrowth of the
Governme nt sponsored
"Women's Housing Con-
gress." held in 1856 by the
U. S. Housing and Home
Finance Agency, this Con-
gress will be sponsored for
the second year by McCall's
Magazine.
Women delegates from 48
States and Alaska are chosen
for their knowledge of, and
active interest in homemak-
ing and decoration, as well
as for their ability to express
their ideas. AS leaders" in
the art of homemaking
they'll discuss what they like
and dislike about today's
houses and home products.
Otis Lee Wiese. McCall's
editor and publisher, says
that the 1858 Congress on
Better Living will not only
explore the physical home
from lot-line to lot-line 4. . /.
the house, its plans, its build
ing and remodeling problems,
It's decoration, but will also
discuss the emotional aspects
of home life and family
finances in relation to the
home"
Conclusions of delegates to
last years Congress on Bet
ter Living have been carefully
considered in new home de-
velopments. The family
ROOM" movable storage
walls rather than built-in
types" and smaller cars"
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Falls Church. She has assist
ing her Mrs. A. David Brown
lie, Mrs. Oscar C. Disler, Mrs.
William E. Gamble, Mrs.
Herbert Kaplan, Mrs. Rudolf
Kroc, Mrs. Richard D. Lee,
Mrs. Charles j. Moore, Mrs.
John E. ProminSki and Mrs.
Bernard Russell, all of Falls
Church. and Mrs. Mircea
Carp who lives on Old
Georgetown Pike near Falls
Church.
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MALAYAN OFFICIAL
Mrs. Musu Pluns
To Study Here

country received it's in
dependence she was appointed
assistant director of social
welfare for the handicapped.
Blind and Deaf
AS such, she is concerned
with her country's blind, deaf
and mute citizens-both old
and young. Another problem
which will eventually come
under her jurisdiction is
Malaya's care and reSettling
Of its large cured leper popu-
lation.
Poverty is another of her
big concerns. INDECENT per-
sons are given public assist
ance in the form Of cash and
relief and those too old to
care for themselves or too
young are placed in institu-
tons.
Mrs. Musa was active in
politics before her Govern
ment appointment. She was
the founding member of the
Women's section of the poll
teal party now in power. The
women's vote, she said. has
been credited with helping to
put the party in power. APP
proximately As per cent of the
total registered voters are
women" she explains.
Mrs. MuSa also is president
of the National Association
of Women's Institutes of
Malaga. This group is nom
political. has 5000 members
in $50 institutes throughout
the country.
Rural Women
"We have undertaken edu-
cational training of the wom-
en- in rural areas" Mrs. Musa
points out. THE groups are
social in nature, meeting in
afternoons when it is too hot
to work in the rice fields"
Under this program, the
rural women are learning
handicrafts and ways to make
their lives a bit easier. THE
Malayan rural women work
twice as hard as the men,"
she said. They do all the
cooking. take care of their
children and work in the
fields. too. They are on their
feet from morning until eve
ming"
Mrs. Musa lives in a Ave
room house provided by the
Government in Kuala Lum-
pur. Living there also are her
three children, Ida, 10, and
Envy, 7, her daughters, and
a son, Ferris, 9 years old. She
also has four adopted daugh-
tiers over IA years of age,
two of whom are working.
one is in school. and Khali-
yah, 20, who stays at home to
keep house.
After two weeks Of orienta-
ton sessions here, she viii
go on to Kent State Univer-
sity in Ohio where a special
program with emphasis on
the education of the deaf,
mute and blind has been ar
ranged for her.
From there she will go to
London to join her husband,
Idris Shah, who is with the
Malay Section Of the British
Broadcasting Co.
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The texture of

Tue tENEWTB ,UT
baSEetIUeare i. :. from our Misses Coat Shop
Is the msrk fashion when artluy shaped slender hmlne
by Ant Imported French wool in deep jft with shawl collar
pleated andaw bacdyed
sizes 8.l6, 1885 Sorry, mail or phone orders.
Misses Shop, Fourth Floor; Spring Valley and Corners.
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1 BEDROOMS. 2 BATHS; ALEX.
AREA--2 blocks from school III. near a.
door; enclosed Handicapped level lot:
FLA appraised, $4,000; mo. pay
ments $50, including taxes and
insurance; for more information
call 50 6-RS0O
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So 95O-S95O On.

1argain price: spick and span bun.
Taiow with big, full bsmt., z ige
bedrms. and ] small porch. separ'
ate din. rm.; close to schools. snop,
ping and transp.; must be solo'
can be inspected anytime.
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n. ARLINGTON RAMBLER--sii

usted in the very desirable Oyerlee
Knoll section. this fine 3 bedroom
brick rambler has ga baths,
breakfast nook, built-in china
closet, well equip. kitchen. full
basement, built-in 2 car garage.
shrubs and flowers is fenced.
Price reduced to S26,5OO on this
quality home for quick sale. Call
JE. 2-262O for appt, JOSEPH W.
SEAY COMPANY, Realtors, 113
West Broad street, Falls Church.
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ARL.. n, near Wash. Golf and
Country Cluh--- 3 bedrm. brick
rambler In this most desirable
area. Lee. liv. RIM. with firepl.,
din, ELL. screened porch; 0E kit.
dishwasher, disposal, auto washer,
breakfast bar: rear yard FENCED;
Sl9,95fl. No brokers. KE. S-4063.
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REMITTANCE $3.50 down, s75 ~. Re

AENTLANDi soou uoMn, Sfvr1Igs
mo. pays all-1mmaculafe Colo
NAL with 2 master nedrms.' sep si
fenced lot. PRINCE GEORGES
REALTY CO.. UN. 4-1166. WA
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McLEAN-2 acres with big trees
and an S older NAB. 4Ssdrm 9ob hSTss T
rm.. sep. din. rm,, country type
kit. Outbuildings for q horse or
rabbits, chickens. Near schools
and shops. Only $4,000. Act
quickly. Call GRACE A. KEMP
TON, REALTOR, Ell. 6-4934 or
Ell. 6-326S.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

ALEXANDRIA sEMI-DET. Brick
and shingle, 2 bedTms.. liv. rm.,
sep. din. rm., full bsmt. Anchor
fence: completely redecorated in
side and out: low down payment,
low settlement charge; payments
less than rent. Immed. poss
Sf0.450. OWNER, IA. Alias
ALEX, BY oWNER-SlS. 600 FLA;
3-bedrm. Colonial: lovely lot; best
ngllbd. and schools. TIE. 6-21l3.
ALEX.-FHA. SIO,25O: Brick with
bsmt.; mr., schools, transp., shop
ping. Take offer. OV. 3-167S.
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4 BEDROOMS!!! Excel. buy in
conv. Falls Church area. Large
corner lot; fully equip. kit. viii
be redecorated. Price S13,950;
taxes and ms. stills REAL Es-
TATE la A-2R00
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llualMEss PROP. E0R SALE LOTS, AeREAeE F0A SAIL
tcoNIlNUED)

ASNsNsNNN@-A
MI. VERNON BLvD.-i5.0 00-sg..
IT, lot; $3.50 for cash sale
SWEITzER REALTY. XII. 0-4S7f
or so. 5-8b55.
BEAUTIFUL l-ACRE wooded lot
on paved st., Bradley Hills: priced
10 sell. OIL. 4-4640.
MOTEL sITE-15 acres on new
Rte. $40 INTERCHANGE. OWNER
Box 4l46. Chevy Chase is, Nd,
NV, WOODED CORNER LOT, II
controlled close-in location at edge
OF Rock Greek Park. reasonably
priced. RA. 3-9233.
NEAR WOODBRIDGE, yA,-2A mi
from Potomac River; 5 TO 8 acre.
beautiful wooded sites on hard sur.
face road; 200-ft. frontage les
than l mile 10 No / highway; les
than 500 per acre down, bal
small mo. payts. 70. suit bHyer
BOX 24O-S, Star or LA. 6-2600. D.
LOT 65xI50, mr., suitland; waite
and seweri $l,6b0. terms. BU'
SABA REALTY. 10. $4,000.
$500 BLK. POPE ST. Sc, ovel
5000 50. t.. sidewalk. curb ant
concrete St, sewer, water AL 10
$1,000. terms. BuSADA REALTY
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ARLINGTON NORTH-Colonel SAYS
sell this big 6-room home. near
Lorcom lane, for as little as $3.50
down payment. Recently dec
GRATED. big center-hall entrance,
large living room with fireplace.
separate family. dining room. large
equipped kitchen, 2 beautiful
porches. 3 elegant bedrooms. full
stairs TO large attic, full basement.
session. Better see this one to-
day, as It has more TO offer than
many homes In its price bracket;
FLA financing. ARLINGTON
REALTY Co. ia. $4,000. $500
Wilson blvd nnen q m
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

LONG VIEW, MD.-Beach lot for
sale, Util avail. Terms ARRANGED
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OFFICES FOR RENT
Single or suite Of desirable oficeS
available: elose-in me-, lexington
section; ample parking: reasonable
rent. Call AID. 2-4600.
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N M 40 DOWN, s63 az per

III . p :nl., Wa. T-2sy,O' NOE''
8 DAVIS & CO.. INC.
TRUSTFEs SALE Of valuable prop
erty. "a acres or less. located on
Route sol. south OF Upper MALI
b0ro, Md. Public auction, IN iron
Of courthouse door at Upper mari
Ia5S AZ il am. SAMUEL J. De
BLASTS, 10. s-45s5. --..
FARMETTE-S12,5O0; Y
mi D c, Good farm h mouse dHt He
hidos S-acre allot. HE. 4-35On;
Sves HA 0-S291 W. W. LEWIS
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HOUSES ron SALIVA.
MeLEAN.rALLs CHURCH

MORE AZ hNJOh
In this home than you can ina
gine for, the investment IN the
heart heart 81 Mclean .r,h hrsnd .s new:
Nv, rm, and dream KIT. bed ,;
L the feature 1u 0- that viii First iiTst I'M i'm.
press YOU in the waik-out rec
nm, so much thought in plan
ming and decoration that you
must see TO fully appreciate, ~
the mid-30's. By aDpt. JE. 3-2Oo3,
CHARM Is THE ONLY WORD
For this lovely and very unusual
home for the family that Is In
terested IN 4 garden spot IN The
midst OF a 1O-acFe park. For the
Discrimination buyer that appre-
ciates beauty we have the perfect
answer for you In the Mclean
area, boroered by q stream, the
property is rolling and heavily
Toodsds GARDEN a,,s q shrubs w. nc
an old mill Is perfectly situated
antique brick with q slate roof
4 bedrms.. priced In the high
sos. Call today. JE. 3-20s3.
CONVENIENCE. ECONOMY
this hSme in the heart Of Fall
Church. Priced under dI and FHA
appraisals. ITS the bargain O
the year. Made Of STONE. with .
slate roof and situated on 4
beautiful lot. 3 king sized bed.
rms, Ia baths, I'm. rec. rm
with bar, 2 car garaee, the .pricl
is only SCI 800 and II you hurrl
II can be YOURS BY calling.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED

ESTABLISHED MANUFACTURERS
DISTRIBUTOR desires approx
1900 so. #. for showroom, ONCE
and stockroom with parking space
for 2 cars nearby. viii share with
noncompetitive company II neces-
sary. state location and rental,
Box lQ7.M, Star.
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MONEY TO LOAN

VIRGINIA HOME OWNERS-Raise
cash, consolidate bills, reduce mo.
payments by refinancinE your
home; licensed consultant; 10 adv.
fees. Confidential service. NO.
1865 or teveD ia. 2-5260l.
MORTGAGE LOANS = $4,000
$4,000, Group your debts, lower
your payts., reflnance your prop
and Improvement; quick. honest,
courteous service on real estate,
Maryland cali Mr.. ROBERTS,
Baltic. Nd. day or night. Suns.
and holidays ct Saratoga 7-4047.
AUTO LOANS, cars or trucks. in
is minutes whether it's paid for
or not. HERsQN'S, sth and O
NV, DE. 2-4700.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR REM

FOR LEASE OR SALE BY OWNER
Desirable first commercial loca-
ton in Clarendon; S-rm,. house.
1h baths with pvt. apt. for sub
letting, II desiredj excellent for
Qnicess win redeeorate. IA,
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ARLINGTON NORTH

s BIG BEDROOMS.
1s-acre lot shaded
tall trees. Easy COM
muting via Mt. YER
non blvd, Full base
ment with recreation
room. Space is really
yours for only S22.-
$50. To see, call
ROUTH ROBBINS
REAL ESTATE CORP.
XII. $4,000.
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I.ANHAM

oo1s 2nd st.-Unusual degstone
rambler, u acre ground. 3 bed
rms and bath. main level; ] bed
rni and bath. end level. Lov
down payment. Util rm., no bsmt
OWNER. EN-. 2-1072.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-01
CHEVERLY-charming rambler o.
FOREST HTs.-3-bedrm, 2:story
t-i.b r,toea "a Schools RlA,bO0,

FOREST HTS.-3-bedrm, g.sI0Ly
brick. Close to schools. Sl4,bOO'
Nv OWNER. 10. 7-31S1.
GLASSMANOR = 3-bedrm. brick
corner house: Ia baths mod.
equipped kit, finished rec. I'm.
with bar; completely air cond.;
Anchor-fenced yard, and many
extras: S15.500, low down pay
from FOREST HEIGHTS REALTY
bO25 Indian Head hwy, 10
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S15.95O-S75O ON.

Brick Cane Cod; 4 bedrms.. 2 baths;
Inssted close-in Decatur Heights,
near new Kenilworth interchange
10 Fort Meade and Wash; slate
roof, separate din. rm.; garage;
paneled living rn.: balance on
iong-term loan for low monthly
payments.
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ay1TTsVmLR-Try this for value

HYATTsVnLE-Try this for value.
Brick semi, 3 Ice. bedrms., sep:
din rni., powder rm., full bath, 2
stoves and 2 refers, scr, storm
windows and doors, full bsmt,.
rec, rm. with bar. auto. washer;
hedged I'd, lge. front porch, an5
assume lge. CT. Sg5; 70 pays al
ONLY S16.950. FREDERICK ".
REPENS SALES, INC, AP, 7-4646.
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ANDREWS FIELD AREA , Love

brick 3-bedrm. rambler on large
level lot, with fruit trees. Separate
din. rm., kit. with. table space,
garage. Will consider FILA ap-
praisal. Call Mr.. Seaton, Re
5-40S5 or 10. S-446S. WEST
REAL ESTATE,
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1895 On. INCL. SETTLEMENT
3-bedrm. rambler on lovely V acre
lot wImany trees and shrubs.
Quiet, friendly community near
Falls Church. 2 blks. 10 elem.
sch: v blk to bus. Assume Al
loan: sos mo, incls. taxes and
ms. SIILS REAL ESTATE. ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-01

BY OWNER; Ice. brk., 3-bedrm.
2-batf rambler; planned for gra-
cious living and entertaining
cow. for Pentagon personnel; 2
flrepls.. 26-ft. family rm.. scr
porch, workshop and garage; on
approx la-a. HANDICAPPED lot. JE
4-414S: ewes. after s., JE. 3-0S16
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OUT OF TOWN REAL EsTAT.
WATERFRONT PROP. SAIL

SELBY ON THE BAY. Lot 50x11O.
On End ave. Sacrifice 1895. EN-.
2-4106.
LOVELY year-round brick home on
double bay-front lot in Franklin
Manor Beach. Priced to sell at
$4,000. All modern convens. UN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-01

FALLS CHURCH-lmag1ne $500
down payment for this spotlessly
clean bnngalow on beautifully
abundant fruit trees, naples,
Strawberries and beautifully kept
hedge. Has living room, separate
dining room. fully equipped kitch-
en- with table space. 2 large bed
outdoor living. Convenient to
Melpar plant, school, shopping and
transp.; owner leaving; priced nov
at only $4,000 with FLA finance
ing. ARLINGTON REALTY CO..
1900 Wilson blvd. ia. $4,000.
OPEN d IN o
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ANDREWS, CENSUS AREA-Brk.
Cape Cod. Full bsnt.. bulit-in
garage. 3 bedrms., ialOqsy snc es
sH Sss t T $4,000. rzA a. or T al,
Immed. possession to qualified
purchaser. Other homes In area
for S12.500 up. handy REALTY
CO, Rsaltor, RE. $4,000: eyes,.
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s1S,5oO-$45O DIN.

Rogers Heights; attractive 5-room
Colonial; Big liv. rm, with frepl.,
family din. rm., side. screened
porch: bsmt., rec. rm.: fenced lot;
excellent location for schools and
transp, Buy FILA or CT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-01

this luxury rambler and walk to
work at hdutrs. ARDc. bedrms; :,
4th rm. as family rm. or 4th
( bedrm. Ia baths, mod. kit. with
table space, carport, STORAGE rm.,
1dry. rm T: located on lge corn.
lot with trees. Assume lge existing
loan of SIS,400 or will sell FLA.
Immed poss. DANDY REALTY Co.
Realtor. RE. $4,000; eyes,. RE.
Evening star., 1958-07-10
CapiioIp
PayRbeAsked

Added pay incentives to en-
courage Capitol policemen TO
make a career Of the service
were proposed yesterday BY
Senator Bridges. Republican Of
New Hampshire.
In addition to proposed up
grading Of the pay schedules Of
ofiicer grades TO conform to
salaries Of other police forces.
Senator Bridges suggested a
salary differential for privateS
after four years Of service.
Part Of the force is made up
Of college students who serve
only a few years, but there also
are career privates who help
compose the backbone Of the
service.
Senator Bridges suggested
that a pay boost system after
four years would serve to en-
courage experienced men to
make a career of the force and
to improve morale.
The proposal was made dur
ing a Senate Appropriations
Subcommittee hearing on a
housekeeping bill to provide
funds to operate the Legislative
Evening star., 1958-07-10

conduct As "not the kind Of
civic sensitlVity We have q right
10 expect Of teachers"
Ne disciplinary action Is
planned. be added.
Plan Library Consolidation
Temporary and substitute
teachers are eligible for unem-
ployment compensation II they
have not received notice Of con-
tinued employment once school
closes.
Commenting on the situa-
tion at District Teachers Col
leee. DIR. Hansen said a head
librarian win probably be APP
pointed by next September and
the two libraries will be con-
solidated--if only "adminis-
tratively." This step is one of
a number which the school
must take to assure continued
accreditation.
While some minor repairs TO
both buildings win be COM
pleted. DR.. Hansen said mo
major structural changes" are
planned.
Evening star., 1958-07-10
Premier ReshuffIes
Cobinet in Jordan

AMMAN. Jordan, July 10 OE).
Premier Samir Rifai re-
shufiled his Jordanian cabinet
last night. bringing in five new
ministers in a move Of no
political significance.
A government spokesman
said the. switch was made to
increase administrative efh-
cheney. Mr.. Rifai has been
Premier since May l8, after
formation of the Iraqi-Jor-
danian federation.
The new ministers boosted
the cabinet to IL members.
One member was switched to
a noncabinet post.
Evening star., 1958-07-10
Madame Chiunq
To Get Degree

ANN ARBoR. Mich, July 10
R.-Madame Chang Kai-shek.
First Lady Of the Republic of
China. arrived by plane yes
terday for a visit at the Uni
versity of Michigan before she
goes to Washington tomorrow.
Madame Chang was accom-
panied by her brother-in-law,
H. K. King: Hollington K. Tong.
Chinese Ambassador to the
United States, and K. w. WI,
Chinese Consul General. She
arrived on a regular airlines
flight.
Madame Chang win receive
an honorary doctor of laws de-
gree from the university to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1958-07-10
Lawyer Enters
New York Race
For Governor

NEW YORK, July 10 (R.-
United States Attorney Paul
w. Williams resigned yesterday
to seek the Republican nom
nation for Governor. He con-
ceded he was the outsider at
this point in a field of three
candidates.
Il know I'm coming from
behind" he told a news con-
ference. 1T is impossible to
count me out before I'm
started"
Mr.. Williams, who will be SIS
on Saturday. said at another
point:
Il believe I can be NOM
mated and. if nominated, j
know I can win the election. "
The Rochester-born lawyer
faces an uphill fight for the
nomination. The favorite as
of now appears to be million-
aire Nelson Rockefeller. max
ing his first bid for public
office. He has a potential
delegate strength in next
months nominating conven-
ton of $50. He needs a ma
iority of $50 votes to be nom
mated.
The other candidate for the
nomination is Leonard Hall,
former Republican national
chairman, q veteran cam
paigner and a man with State
wide political ties. A possible
fourth candidate. State Senate
Majority Leader Walter j, Ma
honey. viii announce his in
tentionS next month.
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located elbow. a result of play
ing volley ball"
Cites High Ratings
Col. Latimer said guard units
have been rated by the Second
Army on more than 1000 SUBJ
jectS, and have been rated
superior on more than so per
cent.
"Only IA ratings have been
less than excellent" he added,
pointing to charts showing
marked improvement over last
summers training records.
Our pride and joy this year"
declared Col. Crist, "is our on
Ger candidate training program.
These cadets are pushed hard
and pressed to do something
beyond the superior level.
We had 81 in our first class
when it started in January. Now
we have 81, and we are not
sure 81 will be graduated. It's
a touah course" /"
The guardsmen break their
15-day camp this week end to
come home. Before they are
settled in civilian routines,
acknowledgements leave
for their summer duty with
Nike missile batteries.