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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-06
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
ATTN, SPORTSMEN"
yIenHa, VI. DU' U-c-OI
Bull Run Mountain

Bull Run Mountain
YEAR ROUND HOUSES
WEEK END LODGES
SUMMERTIME CABINS
FIRST TIME OFFERED
Vogel Construction Co. has 2 houses
ready.
Arthur Lanham has . houses ready
Monaco Inc. has . houses ready.
Malcolmn s. Mc0ehee has / house
ready.
Prices range from $4,000 to $15.-
900 or We will build on your plans
EACH HOUSE DIFFERENT
Choice Building Sites
CENTRAL WATER SYSTEM
Prince william County now con-
structing hard-surfaced road from
U. 8. Is to DEVELOPMENT.
Recreation privileges and owner
ship in swimming pool. kiddie
pool. tennis, badminton and shut
heboard courts. club house. lake
riding stables. and numerous
other features. Most recreation ia
cilities now ready. Ample fnane-
ms TO meet most any meritous de-
sire for ownership. Open now,
saturday. Sunday and every day
Just 40 min from Lincoln Me-
mortal Bridge, Is minutes from
Dulles International Airport ct
Chantilly.
TO REACH: From Washington,
come out U. s. so to U. s. is and
turn left, 30 ; miles to our sign
or come out q. S. 29-2ll to State
Hwy. 234 at Stone House and
turn right, come 10 q s. Is and
turn right. come 2 miles to our
Lucy GORE President
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ELBOW BEND

3 acres in park-like lawn. water
on 3 sides. centuries old trees
American lockwood, lovely ole
home. living room. dining room
kitchen, den, 3 bedrooms, . baths
2 flreplaces, basement, oil ducl
heat, 3 screened porches. s arte-
sian wells. swimming pool. dock
boat house, 2 acres oyster shore
private. $4,000. W, c. RICE
Broker, Warsaw. Va.
EXCELLENT WATERFRONT HOME
Westmoreland Shores; six rooms
12-ft front on Potomac River
SIG, 500. Year-round home. JOHN.
SON a. OLAZEBROOK. Realtors
402 william street, Fredericksburg
Va. Is. $4,000
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HOWARD E.
TAIBERT

= - - - 49, = - =
DEALE, MD. UNIVERSITY 1900.
AVALON SHOREs-Furn. house
overlooking West River Also boa
and motor. OWNER, Ii. 7-52S4
CALVERT COUNTY, MD.
BREEZY POINT Three. bedroom
cottage. fronting Main ST.; I'M
obstructed view Of Bay; fireplace
.tull din. rm., Ice. liv. rm., Ion,
front porch, artesian well: fur,
rishines incl. $3.50.
CHESAPEAKE BAY-Direct front,
age, 00-ft. lot; mod. cottage witt
LOWER MARLBORO - One acre
fronting river; nice cottage
P41ffUxENr R1vER-wOOded acre.
age on Upper Patuxent, only q
mi. from District: / to 3 acres
building site; cash or terms.
J; B. WATERS g. ASSOC.
Or Prince Frederick si4 and IS; Is;
CALVERT COUNTY, MD.
CHESAPEAKE BAY - Comfortabl,
home, 2 bedrms, lge. liv. rm. with
stone fireplace, full din. rm mod
KIT. "a baths, basement; mod Of
neat; lge;; lot with 4 huge cal
CHESAPEAKE BAY - 3-bedroon
home, mod. kit. tiled bath: OF
neat; 80. $50; terms, $3.50 down
balance &15 mo.
PATUXENT RIVER acres, excel
lent marina potential; 6-roon
ST. LEONARD CREEK-wooded lot
l00 oofnt. on water, $40 IT. deep
BATTLE caEEK-ah acres. direc
frontage iron. e, 81. On water and count'
SOL ONIONS HARBoR-o-acre pen.
insula; also 4 lots on Mil Creek
10-ft. frontage.
CHESAPEAKE BAY-sturdy, year
round home; ) rooms. mod kit.
bath, expandable attic. full base
ment, hot-.water heat; askinv
N,0U0-make offer.
SOLOMONS - Main 81. location
fronting both river and harbor
5-bedrm home, excellent for bust
ness Or private residence.
DISTRESS SALE lots on Chesa
pSaA DAY UlICCt frontage OF lol
feet on sandy beach: S4,250.
20 ACRES-On deep tidal creek
Just of Patuxent River: excellen
potential for marina or privat
SMALL ESTATE TRACTS O,
Chesapeake Bay and Patuxen
River; one TO three acres.
SOLoMONs-3 bedrooms, full din
rm,, lily. rm., cleo. kit, moderl
bath; full basement, oil furnace
ssf fSiSooDI painted inside and out
LOWER PATUxENT RIvER-wood
ed site. deep harbor: full riparial
AcER ltsi SITES on sattl. Greek
Mil Greek. St. Johns Back Greek
CHESAPEAKE BAY CAMP = A
acres fronting V mile on bay: ad
illustrators home; din. hal
library. 0 sleeping cabins, othe
utility bldgs., stable, boathouse
completely equipped and furnished
Grounds and bldgs. in excellen
Have you heard the Calvert story7
Write for Free Brochure
j. B. WATERS & ASSOC
Prince Frederick, Md,
Phone 2l4 and ass
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OUT or TOWN REAL ESTATE
'eautiful Tioga Count,

Beautiful Tioga County
AAA tourist COTTAGES and pleasant
7-room home; IA modern units;
In pretty Wellsboro, Pa, Grand
Canyon country Long season,
good return. Price, $4,000.
STEVENS, Realtors, Gaines, Pa.
+ Phi. Galeton 6269-Jl
MeEALPIA RD., in McEalpia de-
velopment, suitable locations for
drs. and dentist: good building,
plenty OF parking area, beautiful
grounds, also good living quar-
tiers; PRICED S19.600. Globe
le43:W.
800 A. farm and orchard: 200 Q.
in timber. excellent for hunting
door. quail, squirrel and rabbits;
good S-r. home with furnace and
bath; plenty water, located near
20,000-a. State forest S21, 900.
We have other tracts for sale in
mts. Contact r. E. LuTz. REAL
TOR, l0S W. Burke St, Martins
burg, W. Va. Dial Amherst z
654l.
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7-YEAR
EINAMNE


Now we will finance q new SPAR.
TAN or SPARcRAFT for z YEARS.
own a SPARTAN or SPARCRAFT
and your monthly payments won't
be any larger than a lower quail
i5y nooi Iekn noT ss.p EeEe Is an "a ex5
for only $S7. 04 per month after
" down. Including BANK fnanc-
Ing and FULL insurance for z
years. Free delivery and set up
ready for occupancy. No extras to
buy-no additional charges. Why
settle for less?
SPARTAN AND sPARCRAFT are
both manufactured by Spartan
Aircraft Company Of Tulsa, Okla,
in the Worlds Largest Mobile
Home Factory" We invite your
inspection Of our more than 80
models on display.
nj
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S WOODED ACRES in 0ainsyijle.
MarrinRton area, mr.. Lake Brittle
$1,000. XII R.3R6T 'e'

7 LARGE BEAUTIFULLY WOODED
LOTS-Between Fails Church and
Annandale, for homes in the S25,-
900 to $4,000 price range. Gail
MRS. GRIFFIN. IA. 4-6O6O
GORDIN-MENSH REALTY CORP.
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WESTERN SHORES

WESTERN SHORES
Have you been looking for a lot on
Chesapeake Bay and found many
areas crowded. contested and DOOR
~ developed? II you have. and
would like q beautiful lot you can
PICK from q virgin area Of the Bay,
only an hours drive from the Dis
trict. and an hour and a quarter
from Baltimore, come down this
week end or any weekday 10 West
ern Shores, Calvert County's newest
and nnest Bay shore development.
Unbelievably wide. sandy beaches,
boat-launching ramp, Bay pier.
clubhouse, central water system
and sensible restrictions make this
one OF the finest DEVELOPMENTS in
MARYLAND. Large-size lots, priced
proportionately, liberal terms,
Drive through Upper Marlboro 70
Rte. 4l6 and straight down, turn
left at sign about miles south
OF Prince Frederick. Free brochure
on request.
J. r. WATERS a. ASSOC
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Waterfront

Comm. home on a.-acre lot: 9 bed
rms, liy.. rm.. kit, bath and util
nm, oil heat. Excel. bathing and
boat anchorage incl. Priced to sell
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BY Far the Finest

UtIItIdI FdLkGT bIIUTtS
PTSs''sS Ss sS.r lots snd p's SSsss
Including water, boat harbor.
shade trees. Homes on property
d:ismonstrete nigh quality Of de-
6 a. sssndg Pint ys,t%Sre INs
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TRAILERS
CASH PAIN foy CLEAN us.d 4,

Cash PAID for clean used trailers.
DEALER, R0. $4,000.
CASH PAID, for clean used trail
ers under $1,000. HE, p-332l,
CLEAN USED TRAILER, under ST.
900: CsI OR. b-eoO3. Leonard
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ALLARD K3 "a; Cad. motor, de-
Dion rear. aluminium body: $3.50
or best offer. DE. 2-190S.
ANGLIAS. sos; new English Ford
line; up to 80 miles per gallon:
1881, delivered; IL models rang
ing from the least expensive to
the best at equally reasonable
prices. Complete parts and service
facils. HILL g. SANDERS, Metro
politan Washington's Oldest Ford
leadership. 1880 Viers Mill rd.,
Wheaton, Md. Lo. $4,000.
ANGLIA. Project. Escort, Consul,
Zephyr, Zodiac. Magniflcent ENG
L1SH FORD LINE, all models; i'm
mediate delivery
JOHN CLIFFORD MOTORS
25O1 Columbia Pike, Arl., Va.
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FRANKLIN MANOR

sbIdt; s9 sNiii n, DOWN Sy1E .,:., NEAR WEAR
around rambler. Dining-size kit.
boat dock: many extras. Dir: Go
past Desle. . mi. right on
Franklin Manor I'd. 70 Dartmouth
st.
MOORE L. MOORE, REALTORS
RE. $4,000 RE. 6-sO60
GOLDEN BEACH-5-bedrm. cot
taee with porch on . lge. water.
front lot with sandy beach and
shade trees overlooking the Pa
tuxent River. $10.500, terms. P.
A.. EARNsHAW JR., Clinton. Nd.
CY. 1898.
GOLDEN BEACH = Lee. lot with
waterfront view. Lot over 200 II
deep: 100 Sds. from melted SWIM
ming area. Need quick sale. con-
sider all deals. HA. 2-2260.
HERALD HARBoR on Severn
u acre, well shaded lot, with w.
round. 3-bedrms.. liv.. din. rm..
kit. scr. front porch, furn., en-
larRed cellar, 200 #. from good
sandy. beach. boating, fishing, lge
oak shade trees; 100 It. on hard
surfaced I'd, cannot duplicate for
price asked.
Well shaded lot 5Oxl0O IT.; yr.-
round. 3-bedrm. bungalow with
closets. liv., din. and kit. combi-
nation. hot and cold water 200
II. TO sandy beach, boating, fish-
ms. priced right.
Duplex. masonry, . Apts.. furn
2 bedrns, each; closets. hot-water
Dashboard heat, hot and cold wa
ter, well shaded lot, good income
property. each apt. rents $40 mo.
". round; 300 1t. to sandy beach.
Owner leaving State, q barRain a.
priced. EDWARD s. HALL, er'
Realtor. Brownsville, Nd. VI.
g-32el
HILLsMERE SHORE, Annapolis
Tat@erfront lots. facing the bay.
CAL aft. 8 pm. HA. 6-6o63
"wednesday through Sat. morning
I.ApnD nav nAn~
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CHARLES H. JAMESON

ChAhBES n. JhMlOON
IS acres high scenic plateau ira
Versed by stream: part wooded;
400 IT. nd. I'd. fri. mr.. Potomac
River: $500 per acre, u cash.
1877 acres, Rte. 2S mr.. Bealesville:
550-ft. elevation; part wooded.
stream: $3.50 per acre.
IL acres. Potomac. mr.. new golf
course in hunt country: $500
per acre VI cash.
els acres. Point Of Rocks area;
Fred. Co. mr.. Industrial site. Sl75
are: rs mi. n. C.
46-acre River I'd farm. Covered
in lush bluegrass. traversed BY
never failing stream; total front,
age 1900 IT.: c.. a. o. Canal and
River I'd. nr Edwards Ferry, 30
mi D. c.: $500 per acre.
! CHAs. II JAMESON. REALTOR
4, POOLESVILLE. MD.
Phone Bold. 9-3262
CLINTON ACRES SUBDIVISION. on
new Rte. 8. Large lots available
for homes in the $4,000 to $50:
900 bracket, with covenants and
restrictions. P A. EARNsHAW, j. :,
Clinton, Nd. CY. 1888 or CY.
7-S700,
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CABIN SITE, approx. u a., at
mountain resort feat. summer, win
ter sports, incl. skiing. SP 4-6014
CENTREVLLE-5 mi. from; almost
II acres: well; Cub Run ana
house, cleo. pump: Sl1. 800. Z, G.
HARVEY, JE. 2-1531, JE. 4-2626.
CHANTILLY-5S acres. 500 II.
: on Rte. so, commercial. $1,000
per acre. 3 l-aere lot lust on
Rte. so, $1,100 ea. KEY REALTY
70 IA S-10H0
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Waterfront

3-bedrm, home, liv. I'm. comb, din
rm. and kit, bath. loads OF closets,
Ice finished dormitory, ige. scr.
porch. Rood-siEed lot and lovely
sand beach: Only $1,000 with
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SO TO 5n0 ACRES
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

WANT LOT SUITABLE small
private home northwest area. pre-.
fer Chevy Chase, D. c. Consider
from Oregon IN Macarthur blvd.
EN-. 2-5542.
WE NEED more lots, acreage or
farms In d. C. or nearby Md.
KAY REALTY Co, RA $4,000.
WILL pay cash for desirable lot
In Arlington, Alexandria or Fair.
fax County: preferably from own
err. Box AYE, Star.
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9 Acres to 1850 Acres
DAT ACRES

ri hONEO
Near warrenton, Va; excellent
farm for beef cattle or 10 hold
for appreciation. Mostly open
land with some wooded areas
bordered BY Broad Run. Large
frame house-outbuildings. Own;
or asking $3.50 an acre but Will
consider any reasonable otier.
$4,000 needed to handle; owner
will hold FIRST trust. -
POMPONIO REALTY,
INC.
4 REALTOR
CT. $4,000
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D bEUHOOWS
ON WATER
Year round home with liv. nm,
kit. bath. 3 bedrms.. rec. nm,
insulated, storm windows. Only
$500; best financing.
2 ACRES
Nicely Handicapped. Right-of-way
70 deep water, hsrbor. Home with
living rm.. 2 bedrms.. kit. bath.
screened porch. patio. completely
furnished, Only S13,o50
The Robbins eagle., 1959-11-28

dress on each Christmas card
envelope because this helps your
friends to keep their mailing
lists up-to-date and insures cor
rection of your own list if the
card is returned as undeliver-
able.
The Postmaster reminds os
that the entire Christmas mail
ing period is primarily a battle
against time. If you delay now
in getting your Christmas cards
and gift packages to the Post
Office, dr. e d e d pile-ups are
bound to occur, causing unavoid-
able slowdowns in deliveries as
the holiday approaches.
All mail going long distances
should be sent we'll before De-
cember 10th. Christmas pack
ages for local delivery should
be mailed by December 18th, and
be sure to mail Christmas cards
for nearby destinations at least
a week before Christmas.
The Robbins eagle., 1959-11-28
Continued from page 81
THOMAS ]. KELLAR
SCHOOL NEWS

mined and very competent play
er. A dependable list of substi-
tutes include Russell Nesbitt,
Ernest Sharp, Cleveland Stew
art, Clarence Porter, Sidney Cole,
Nicolas Brame and James Sim
cere.
The boys take a rest this
week for the Thanksgiving holi-
days, but return to action next
week when they travel to Chi
cago Heights to visit Washing
ton Junior High School. This is
our toughest game of the sea-
son and will certainly indicate
whether this years team will
add more laurels to our already
well-stacked championship tro-
ply case.
o Pay Phone Bills at
UTICA Currency Exchange
1391o Claire Boulevard.
The Robbins eagle., 1959-11-28
MAIL EARLY
FOR CHRISTMAS

tee McCrary said today. ION the
calendar Christmas is less than
a month away, and here in the
Post Office it's Christmas every
day from now on"
Actually, to get all of the
Christmas gifts and cards de-
livered on time is largely mat
ter of advance planning and
preparation that should be done
this week." the p o m t er
pointed out.
Don't take chances on mail
ing poorly wrapped packages"
she said. use sturday corrogat-
ed mailing cartons, plenty of
heavy brown paper, and be sure
that every package is tied with
strong cord. Cartons containing
several gift packages should be
well stuffed with tissue or old
newspapers to cushion the con-
tents"
She said further, eff you have
articles of unusual size or bulk,
better check with the Post Office
before attempting to mail them
the limits of size and weight
vary, depending on where you
mail your packages from"
AS an extra precaution against
loss, Postmaster Nautee NC
Crary advised placing both your
return address and the recipi-
ent's address on an extra label
inside the carton or package
before it is wrapped.
If you use Christmas stickers
or seals, put them on the back
of your card envelopes so that
they don't conflict with the ad-
dress on the front.
Before you mail your gift
packages he sure that proper
postage is firmly affixed to each.
It's always a good idea to
place a piece of transparent Gel
lophane tape over the address
portion of the label to prevent
defacing it in transit. Most I'M
portant of all, be sure to include
the recipients full name, street
address, city, zone and state in
your labels.
Here's some other helpful sug-
eestions from Postmaster NC
Crary: Always send your Christ
mas cards by First Class mail.
They will be delivered quicker
and they'll be forwarded or re-
turned, if it becomes necessary.
Christmas cards sent by First
Glass four cent or seven cent
Air Mail may carry written mes
sages; whereas, cards sent with
Third Glass three cent postage
may only have a written sigma
ture and will not be forwarded
or returned.
Tt ic ALWAYS advisable to in
The Robbins eagle., 1959-11-28
IN MEMORIAM
, ROBERT L. HAWKINS

In heartfelt memory OF Robert
L. Hawkins who departed this
life November %, 1856.
Remembering the life we had
together;
Through pleasant and through
cloudy weather,
'Tis hard to believe we've lost
one so dear;
We cannot help but shed
a tear.
Then knowig you would not
want us to be sad;
We can only remember you're
with the best friend we
ever had.
And finally We shall one by
one
Look forward to you welcom-
ing us home!
Mother,
Sisters,
Brothers.
Evening star., 1959-06-07
Singing the Blues

Jack knows 1t. One Of the factors involved was
the time element. He got the go-ahead from
NBC for the series only two-and-a-half weeks
before the first air date. That's an incredibly
short time to get rolling. even If the show was
q longtime project of Jacks and years Of
thought and preparation were behind it."
The last few shows. Reynolds feels, repre-
sents q tremendous improvement.
"Given time" was the key phrase in his
long distance talk with this reporter.
"We have to establish the characters; their
function in the show and relation to others
Continued On Next Page
Evening star., 1959-06-07
Cover Story

Pete Kelly's Blues may be singing lament
Of its own a week from now.
That's the option deadline date for the
Jack Webb series that stars william Reynolds
Sundays. $50 p.m. WRC-D. And prospects
Of save for next season are slim at this writing
"But II NBC doesn't pick It up" Reynolds
told TeleVue. "that doesn't necessarily mean
the end of the show. It could be sold elsewhere."
The "Blues" admittedly got on sourly.
I'VE missed with the first episode" the "a
year-old actor said candidly. It know 1t and
Evening star., 1959-06-07

STAR NlwsA'fR co. washis'sa ; o. G. $50
Evening star., 1959-06-07
CONTENTS

Week q June 7-June d. l959
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14

90 they are willing TO indorse
and make their own"
Senator Bridges and some
other conservative Republicans
have made no secret Of Their
belief that Gov. Rockefeller
represents q segment OF the
party more willing than they
TO expand Federal service,
and spending.
The memo said the water
pollution bill would double the
Federal outlay for sewage dis.
posal plants TO curb stream
pollution. It said President
! Eisenhower asked for 500 mil.
lion to combat pollution. II
noted that current law author.
lies $50 million In Fedora
sewage disposal grants.
It said House Republican,
had fought the measure as q
budget busting" bill which
would add to the Federal deficit
and increase imitation, anc
added:
ION April 20. Gov. Rockefel.
Ter Of New York Endorsed the
legislation to raise Federal ait
funds for sewage treatment
plants from $50 million to 500
million.
For his support Of the in
Grassland his opposition Il
the administrators request for
a reduction in the Federal out
lay - Gov. Rockefeller was
praised by the House and SEN
ate Democrats who sponsored
the companion bills"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14
Plastic Bog Law
To Be Studied
By House Group

Legislation to control the use
OF plastic bags by Washington
laundries and dry cleaners will
be considered by the House Dis
trict Committee this week.
The subcommittee will hear
witnesses starting at 10 am.
Wednesday. The legislative
move was prompted by deaths
Of children from suffocation in
such bags. No such deaths have
been reported here. officials
said.
Some bills banning shipment
Of plastic bags between States
are pending in Congress. Also
under legislative study are pro-
posals to require warning leg
ends on bags against allowing
children TO get possession Of
them.
The District Commissioners
may decide Tuesday on poll
cy stand on the subject, which
has already been taken up by
trade organizations anxious to
help prevent mishaps. A WASH
lngton laundry and dry cleaner
organization has already indi-
Gated plans to poll customers
On their attitudes toward the
bags. which are now In general
Use by many cleaning and laun-
dry establishments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14
Long Anticipates
Court HEARING

GALVESTON, Tex, June IL
(AP.-Louisiana Gov. Earl X
Long is looking forward cheer
fully to a Texas court hearing
on Monday that could free him
from a mental clinic here, but
his lawyers weren't sure what
would happen.
Attending physicians de-
scribed the 63-year-old Gov
ernor today as better in every
respect" but still in need Of
hospital care.
At the Governors mansion
in Baton Rouge, Mrs Long, the
Governors wife, voiced hope
that the Texas courts would
consider the views Of the doc
tors attending Gov. Long. She
said she does not plan to at
tend the open habeas corpus
hearing in Galveston.
In Baton Rouge. Acting Gov
Lether Frazar. administration
colleague Of Gov. Long. and
Mrs. Wilma Lockhart, execu-
tive secretary Of the ailine
Governor, were awaiting word
from attending physicians on
whether they should 60 to Gal.
weston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14
Plans for so
Hinted in Talk
By Humphrey

MILWAUKEE,. June 10 (AP)
Senator Humphrey. Democrat
Of Minnesota. arrived in Wis
consin today for what he de-
scribed as a friendly visit" and
declared he would be sure to
enter the Wisconsin primary
next year If he announces for
mally his candidacy for Presi-
dent.
Senator Humphreys first stop
was at Eau Claire this morning
for a breakfast meeting with
100 party members from the
9th Wisconsin Congressional
District. he was accompanied
by Minnesota 1t. Gov. Karl
Rolvac and Representative
johnson. Democrat Of wiscon-
sin. Of the 9th District.
Senator Proxmire. Democrat
lof Wisconsin, has been asked
by Wisconsin's Democratic
Governor. Gaylord Nelson, to
run in the States presidential
preference primary next spring
to head of a possible clash be-
tween Senator Humphrey and
Senator Kennedy Of Massachu-
sets.
Senator Humphrey told his
listeners at Eau Claire that
ideals. not personality, will win
for the Democrats In 1860. His
detractors have contended that
Senator Humphrey has the
wrong kind Of personality for a
presidential candidate.
II say we have to have ideals,
a conscience, a progressive spir-
1t and substance" the Senator
said. "A smile is all right but
It's more important to say what
you stand for"
The Minnesota Senator was
scheduled to address the Pepin
Cooperative, a Rural Electro
flcation Administration group,
at Ellsworth this afternoon.
THE Democratic Congress
will not let the administration
jack up REA interest rates nor
throw REA co-ops to the wolves
Of Wall Street." he said in his
prepared speech.
Congress also will never
give Secretary Of Agriculture)
Benson the zero parity floor he
asks for" he said.
His two-day itinerary includes
stops at Fond du Lac, Milwau-
kee. Kenosha and Madison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14

Gov. Rockefeller support
Democratic measure"
Senator Bridges, an avowed
supporter of Vice President
Nixon for the 1890 Republican
presidential nomination, has
supervision over the policy
memo. Gov. Rockefeller loom;
as Mr.. Nixon's most likely rival
The memo. however. bears
the notation that neither the
members of the Republican
Policy Committee nor any
other Republican Senators are
responsible for the statements
herein contained. except such
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14
COP. Hits Rockefeller
On 'Budget-Busting'

ing water pollution bill"
The memo was issued by the
Senate Republican Policy Com
mittee headed by Senator
Bridges of New Hampshire. 1t
reported in deadpan style;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14
b the Associated Press

A Senate Republican memo
yesterday put Gov. Nelson A.
Rockefeller Of New York on
the pan for supporting part Of
what 1t called a "budset-bust-