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Youth SIays Parents

Continued from Back Paqel
Matthew 1898 Revelation Chs. 10 and II. WHOSE
MAN CHILD COLOSSAL SCIENCE OF THE UNIVERSE y
WOULD RULE ALL NATIONS WITH A ROD OF
IRON. THAT 1871 to 9o'o or ALL MUSIC SERVES
THE DEVIL 1.-THE MYTHICAL, DEviLISH,
ANTLcHRlsT. PsYcHoPATHlc. ADAM-EvE,
MURDERoUS CAIN JUDAS kNAvES' AND FOOLS
PSEUDO CREATION AND PARENTHooD! SEX
RAMPANT sATANs SOCIAL HBoMB'! -.
MARRIAGE MERELY POTENTIAL DIVINE
coNTRoL
THE c-H-tL-p-L-E-ss CHRIST JESUS. THE WAY.
THE TRUTH AND TIE LIFE" BLASTED HUMAN
PARENTHOcD l-Lule Chs. Il and %:
BLESSED ARE THE BARREN. THE WoMBS THAT
NEVER BARE, THE PAPs THAT NEVER GIVE SUCK ~
And we add: WOE UNTO THE DEVILS ADAMS.
EWES MuRpERoUS GAINS JUDAsES. KNAvEs AND
FOOLS, WHO MULTIPLY LIKE RABBITS.
PRoAoTINc a POPULATION FLOOD REMINISCENT
OF THE yLooo o. NoAH's TIMs. AND you
KNOW WHAT HAPPENED TO ALL BUT NOAH AND
HIS coD.DIREcTED cHosENl
FORMER OAKLAND YOUTH STAYS
PARENTS OVER MUSIC LESSONS
Detroit News l/l6)
SACRAMENTO. Calf. Jan. Is tAPl-A 2o-year-od
youth told police today he killed his parents be-
cause they made me practice The accordion 10 hours
a day."
The famy-Ewsld L. ssndshl 81; his wife. Elizabeth
May S. and the son. David K-moved here from Michigan
last April.
SON VERY ODD
Tho sandshl family lived in Waterford Township.
Pontiac about years. neshbOs said and left for Cali
forns after long pei iod Of unemployment.
mrs. Leo Hooper. neghbor al o4l6 Harriet, said the
son. David was very odd and that the parents we'll
CONTINUED Next Column Top)
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HUTCHINS AT 60 STILL WARS
ON MENTAL LOAFERS
Bv Hal Bowie

BY Hal Boyle News l/l6)
NEW YORK, Jan. Is. (AP-"The biggest enemy Of
human progress mental Incidence" said Robert Maynard
Hufchins who is so years old today
"As Aristotle said, learning is accompanied by pain
Too many people won't go through that pain
THE BIGGEST MISTAKE MAN MAKES IS THAT HE
DOESN'T THINK THROUGH THE QUESTION OF JUST
WHAT IS REALLY WORTHWHILE"
The onefme boy wonder" of the educational world
he secretary of Yale 49, dean of its law school
and president of the University OF Chicago 30-s still
figure of controversy head Of the Fund for the Republic
Huchns has been assaulted iconoeast, cync and
pessims He regards himself of opfimisf. He
feels the general level Of the world today is better than
It has been and strongly hopeful of human progress
IT TAKES AN EFFORT
u DON'T BELIEVE. HOWEVER, THAT THINGS JUST
GET BETTER AND BETTER BY THEMSELVES EVERY
DAY A TREMENDOUS EXERCISE OF HUMAN WILL AND
INTELLIGENCE is NECESSARY TO ACHIEVE PROGRESS.
land THINK THAT EVERYTHING THAT is CALLED
PROGRESS ISN'T NECESSARILY REAL PROGRESS :"
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Crash Kills e.


CONTINUED from Back Page,
HENCE, THE C-HI-L-D-L-E-SS CAREER OF MY
INCOMPATIBLE PROPHET MESSIAH SON, YOUR
SAVIOUR HOLY GHOST CONCEIVED CHRIST
JESUS, THE WAY. THE TRUTH, AND THE LIFE!
NO REPRODUCTION OF THE DEVILS PSEUDO,
HUMAN CREATION ADAMS, EWES. MURDEROUS
GAINS JUDASES. kNAVES AND FOOLS!
NY CREATlON-YOUR TRUE BEING-MATTER-
LESS, FLESHLESS. SPIRITUAL, cHRIsTLKE-NEEDs
NO DUPLICATION. NOR CAN THERE REALLY BE.
THE HUMAN RACES AND THEIR socaIled
MATERIAL" WORLD AND UNIVERSE ARE SHADOWY,
MYTHICAL MORTAL THOUGHT iMACEsi.
coUNTERFEiTS AND BURLESoUES OF DIVINE IDEAS
Externally HARMONIOUS, SUPER-sATURATINc
THE ONE UNIVERSE WITH INcoRRUPTIBLE HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFE
AZ PLANE CRASH KILLS &
free Press N22)
ALEXANDRIA, La (AP(-A fovr-engne Air Force
fueng plane crashed and burned early Thursday shortly
after take-oH routine training mission. England Air
Force Base confirmed all six members died in the
flaming crash.
The plane converted B-50 bomber took of with six
others early morning refveling mission with fighter
planes The England tower said the pilot radoed Just after
he took of that the plane in trouble and he
turning
The plane exploded II landed
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The C.S. Monitor

Continued from Back Page)
PART z

LIKEWISE, THE BRITISH COMMONWEALTH or
NATIONS. MR.. PURSELL DOES NOT LIKE THE RHODES
SCHOLARSHIPS THAT SEEMS TO BE A DIRTY
PHRASE WITH HIM. AS IT WAS WITH THE LATE
PUBLISHER OF THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
WE REFERRED MR. PURSELL AND THE LESS THAN
TWO HANDS FULL OF LISTENERS To-REMEMBER
MRS. EDDYs POEM. BRAVE BRITAIN BLESSED
AMERICA. UNITE YOUR BATTLE PLAN, THE LOVE
FOR GOD AND MANI
REMEMBER SEVEN GENERATIONS OF SCOTCH
AMERICAN HERITAGE GAVE
US GODS GREATEST REPRESENTATIVE SINCE
CHRIST JESUS. HIS SECOND AND GREATEST MARY
AND WOMAN OF ALL TIME MATTHEW 1898;
Revelation Chs. 10. l2)-WoMAN. WHOSE MAN
CHILD WOULD RULE ALL NATIONS WITH A ROD
OF IR0N!-MARvELouS. IMPERATIVE. CHRIST.
COLOSSAL SCIENCE OF THE UNIVERSE
AND c. S. TEXTBOOK. APOCALYPSE. p. SOS. THERE
TO: CHRIST. GODS IDEA. WILL EVENTUALLY RULE
ALL NATIONS AND OVERWHELMINGLY, ALSO.
LuTELY. FINALLY = WITH DIVINE SCIENCE" = THE
"coMFoRTER"l
MR.. PURsELL VS.. MONITORS RED REPORTING
DIRECTING TO THE MONITORS FORMER MOSCOW
CORRESPONDENT. WILLIAM HENRY cHAMBERLlN
from 1922 to l934l AND HIS SUCCESSOR, MR.. Ed
MUND STEVENS, WHOSE MOTHER WAS land PERHAPS
STILL Isl A REGISTERED cs. PRACTITIONER
IN BOSTON. MASS.
WE ARE FRIENDS OF THE RUSSIAN
AND CHINESE PEOPLES,
AND OUR ATTITUDE TOWARDS MAO TSE-TUNc
AND KHRUsHcHEV is EXACTLY AS WAS JESUS RE
THEIR FRIEND AND LIBERAToR-NO FREEDOM
OF THE WILL
OF THE SATAN BOUND" JESUS SAID: FEATHER.
FORGIVE THEM FOR THEY KNOW NOT WHAT THEY
DOL
BUT. REMEMBER HOW ne REBUKED THE SPIRIT
UAL LUNAcY OF THE HEBRAc HIGH PRIESTHOOD
we GENERATION or WPERs. sERPENTs.
HYPocRITEs HOW CAN We ESCAPE THE DAMNATIoN
OF HE'LL? THE HARLoTs GO INTO THE KINGDOM
OF GOD BEFORE your
MR. PURsELL OBJECTED THAT MR. STEVENS OF
THE c. S. MONITOR WAS ONE OF THREE REPORTERS
IN RED CHINA WITHOUT A VISA.
WELL, WHOM WOULD GOD BE MORE APT TO
SEND THAN ONE OF HIS HIGHEST CHOSEN PEOPLE.
A CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST
WE CANNOT TESTIFY HOW GOOD A CHRISTIAN
lconinuad Next Column. Iopl
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SCIENCE ACTIVITIES AND READINGS. WHILE NOT
PURE CONVERT. is CERTAINLY BETTER THAN
THE sAuLS OF TARsUS, SATAN BOUND" ADAMS,
EWES. MURDERoUs GAINS. JUDAsEs, KNAvEs.
AND FOOLS Or THE PSEUDO HUMAN CREATION!
PART q
GEN. Macarthur EXCLUDES cs. MONITOR
FRC,l NEWS CONFERENCE! AND THREE OTHERS.
MACARTHUR. THAT PIPE-SM0KINC
GENIUS AID BluNDERER
THE c.s. MONITOR SUPPORTED, AS LESSER OF
EVILS. THAT MORAL AND SPIRITUAL CRIPPLED.
HARRY TRUMAN or THE PENDERCAST CRIMINAL
PSYCHOLOGY! IN TRUMANs DETERMINATION
WITH THE CHIEF OF STAFF NOT TO PERv
MACARTHUR TO RUN THE GRAVE RISK OF STARTING
WORLD THREE IN KOREA.
BUT MACARTHUR SHOWED BOTH SATAN BOUND"
sELFWILL AND A LAUNDERING, MAD AMBITION,
NOT HAVING ADEQUATELY INFORMED HIMSELF,
VIA MILITARY INTELLIGENCE, THAT THE CHINESE
REDS WOULD COME TO THE AID or THE NORTH
KOREAN COMMUNISTS
TRUMAN YOU WILL REcALL-WHo LOVED THE
PRAISE OF MEN MORE THAN THE PRAISE OF COD
THAT is THE WAY A SATAN BOUND"
POLITICIAN THlNKS-HAD SUBMITTED TO POPULAR
POLITICAL PSYCHOLOGY, IN SOME CASES
VOICED BY FELLOW TRAVELLERS, MARxIsT-
SOCIALISTS e.g., EMIL MAZEY OF THE UAWCiO
IN DETRoT-'BRINc THE BOYS BACK HOME
AND So HARRY TRUMAN, THAT COMPOUNDED
LIAR, DEMAcocUE HAD TO RESTRAIN MACARTHUR,
FOR FEAR OF STAIN RUNNING AMUcK IN
EUROPE If ENOUGH MILITARY MATERlEL WAS
GIVEN MACARTHUR.
AND, INCIDENTALLY THE GOD CONDEMNED,
SPIRITUAL BASTARD Heb. l2:7, 81 LABOR LEADERS
WERE PULLING OFF STRIKES DURING THIS
PERIOD. DEPRiviNc BOTH OUR EASTERN AND
WESTERN MILITARY COMMANDERS OF URGENTLY
NEEDED STRENGTH IN OTHER WORDS. THE DEVILS
LABOR RACKETEERS ACTUALLY COMMITTED
MURDER, INDIRECTLY, OF OUR VALIANT MEN IN
THE MILITARY SERVICE TREASON
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TY, WITH ITS LOST ELEMENT OF HEALING, HAS
FORCED THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH, FOR EXAMPLE.
AND ITS SPIRITUAL SISTER, THE CHURCH OF
ENGLAND, TO AGAIN AND AGAIN EXAMINE
HEALING VIA PRAYER AND THE WORD.
THE TRIBUNE PUBLISHER TO ORAL ROBERTS,
POWER TO YOU REACHING MILLIONS WHO
ARE NOT YET READY FOR OUR ADVANCED INsTRUc-
TON REVEALING EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF
UNAVAILABLE, oMNPRESENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE, YOUR TRUE HABITAT, MY, GODS,
ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENESS BUT WE WILL
GET ALL OF YOU PEOPLE. HERE OR HEREAFTER.
PART
TO MR.. PURSELL, EFT Al, RE PSEUDO HUMAN
RACES AND So-cALLED MATERIAL" UNIVERSE.
THE TROUBLE WITH you AND YOUR ASSOCIATES
IS THAT you ACCEPT AS REAL THE siNNNc
STUPID. LAUNDERING HUMAN RACES AND
THEIR so-cALLED MATERIAL" WORLD AND
UNIVERSE!
I'VE dgress for the benefit of YOU our resders WHAT
KIND OF PARENT AND CREATOR, OUR FATHER
MOTHER GOD, ALL-HARMONloUs" IS. WHOSE
PERFECT CREATION. SPIRITUAL. AND UNIVERSE, is
STATED IN THE FIRST CHAPTER OF GENESIS.
3lss VERSE. FOR EXAMPLE. DECLARING: land GOD
SAW ALL THAT He HAD MADE. AND BEHOLD.
IS WAS t-LS-l VERY GOOD!
INDESTRUcTABILITY OF THE c. S. CHURCH AND
ITS INVULNERABLE, INvINclBLE SUPREMACY
PROPHECY TO CONCORD MONITOR NEWsNAN,
l0ost?l-
ut IS UNDOUBTEDLY TRUE THAT CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE IS DESTINED TO BECOME THE ONE AND THE
ONLY RELIGION AND THERAPEUTICS :" oE ALL
RACES AND PEOPLES 1.-THE ONE PURE, TRUE, BASIC,
HONEST EDUCATION. CULTURE. POLITICS. EN-
TERTAINMENr. RECREATION. WHICH DIvlNELY
REcREATEsl
DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, JAN 81 1859 IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-09
Probe Asked
OfTV Effect
On Children
By the Associated Press

Representative Stratton,
Democrat of New York, Sug-
geSts that Congress seek to de-
termine the impact of TV on
small children and whether
there is any relation to the in
crease in juvenile delinquency.
He made the suggestion, he
said, in a letter to Chairman
Harris, Democrat of Arkansas,
of the special House Commerce
Subcommittee which just
wound up a sensational inves-
tigation of TV quiz show
rigging.
Mr.. Stratton wrote Mr.. Har-
ris that he was greatly con-
cerned over the possibility that
the heavy diet of Westerns,
crime pictures and private eye
tales that are now a part of
television may be closely con-
nected with our growing wave
of juvenile violence and crime"
In a radio-TV interview
(CBS-Face the Nation), Sem
ator Smathers, Democrat of
Florida, said he is opposed to
Congress passing any law to
regulate TV quiz shows.
Senator Smathers said he
believes the TV-radio industry
can police itself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-09
Hoffa' sLocaI
Renames Him

DETROIT, Nov. 9 (AP).-
The home local Of Transfers
President James r. Hoffa
has defied the unions court
appointed monitors by NOM
mating Mr.. Hoffa for a new
term as president.
The monitors, appointed by
a Federal court two years ago
to supervise the union, have
objected to Mr.. Hoffa's serving
simultaneously as president Of
Local 299 in Detroit and inter-
national president.
In renominating Mr.. Hoffa
as its president without opposi-
ton, the local urged the Team
sters' executive board to resist
outside interference in the To-
calls affairs.
700 Members Act
The action was taken by
about TOO of the locals 1900
members at a nominating ses-
sion yesterday.
The local renominated Mr..
Hoffa and his entire slate of
officers. A meeting will be
called later to elect the slate
by secret ballot to comply with
the new Federal labor reform
law.
Frank E. Fitzsimmons, who
was renominated vice president
of the local. offered a resolu-
ton opposing the monitors. He
asserted an attempt was being
made to destroy the solidarity
of the Transfers so that "other
forces" could get control and
use the union for political pur-
poses. The resolution was
adopted unanimously by voice
vote.
Attack on Reform Cheered
Members of the local eheered
a speech by Mr.. Hoffa attack
ing the labor reform law and
critics of the Teamsters Union
who he said "are brainwashing
the American people to believe
that union leaders are cars.
dictators, gangsters and hood
lulns."
In a separate meeting, about
$50 of Local 337's 10000 mem
bers renominated Owen B.
(Bert) Brennan, an interna-
tional vice president and Mr..
Hoffa's chief aide, as president
of the local.
Mr.. Hoffa has served as pres
ident of his local since 1898.
Mr.. Brennan has headed his
local since 1887.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-09
Daughter Of Judge,
Escort Die in Crush

BURLINGTON, N. c., Nov. 9
(AP).-Two young people, one
the daughter of Superior Court
Judge Hubert Olive, were
killed early yesterday when
their car sideswiped a truck on
U. S. Highway 70 and slowed
broadside into the path of
another car. Six other persons
were inJuerd.
Dead were Charlotte Ann
Olive, 20, of Lexington, and
John Oliver Nichols, 81, of
Salisbury.
Miss Olive was a student at
the University of North Caro-
lima. Young Nicholas recently
was released from the armed
forces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05

has been almost identical with
that which he adopted more
than ! year ago. when his
name was mentioned as a
candidate for the guberna-
torial nomination. He held Of,
indeed. until sentiment had
been thoroughly tested among
the voters. He did this. although
1t was well known to some
party leaders-if not all--that
he wanted to make the race,
Started Behind Hall
In that race. Rockefeller
started far behind Leonard w
Hall. popular former Repub-
lican National Chairman, who
had been . member Of Con-
gress. Today he is even more
behind Vice President Nixon in
public opinion polls and other
tests Of sentiment.
Rockefeller supporters insist
that he can come from behind
and win the nomination fol
President, as he did in the
gubernatorial nomination con-
tests. They place great weight
on his record Of victory-fol
the nomination and then fol
election over Democratic Gov
Averell Hartman by almost
See ROCKEFELLER, Page Al!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05
Plastic Sheets
Suffocute Two
New York Bodies

NEW YORK. June 5 (AP).-
Two babies-one In the Bronx
and one in Staten Island-were
suffocated yesterday by plast.>
sheeting.
They were Nancy Lynn Wal
ton. 2 months. and Migdalis
Perez. 4 months old.
The deaths came on the
heels of a warning from the
plastic industry that plastic
bags should be kept away from
children.
The Walton child's mother
had left the baby asleep on &
blanket. Beneath the blanket
was a plastic dry-cleaner's gar
ment bag. placed there to keer
the mattress dry. Authorities
believe the child tugged the
blanket of the plastic and then
buried her face against the
plastic, shutting of oxygen to
her mouth and nose.
The Perez baby's mother had
hung a plastic sheet, also used
as a mattress cover. at the end
of the crib. The baby pulled
the plastic over her face, caus-
ing asphyxiation..
The National Safety Council
recorded 20 child deaths in the
first three months Of this year
from plastic bags.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05
Bear Out for a Snack Trodes Stores
With Dozen Startled Swimmers

parently decided the. snack bar
was too crowded and mean
dered of the way he had come,
1t offered the swimmers nc
harm and it is not recorded
that anybody bothered it either
either.
After the bear had gone. Mr.
Gorley said, the swimmers
found many bear tracks around
the snack bar. indicating that
the 2O0-pound black bear had
paid 1t a previous visit.
It was last seen shutting
across the property of Leo
Master, a printer for The
Star. Mr.. Master, who lives
at 770l Walker Mill road. said
he saw bear tracks on his g.
acre property on Monday |but
has not seen the elusive animal,
"One Of my neighbors told
me there used to be a bear
living near my house a couple
Of years ago." Mr.. Master said
IT didn't believe him then, but
now I'm beginning to-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05

! Only an 8-foot wire fence
kept a dozen swimmers in
nearby Maryland yesterday
from getting a closer look at
that bear than any of them
war ed
The bear. which has been
wandering around in the Dis
trict and Prince Georges
County for about two weeks,
Showed up about 4 pm. at the
Gateway Park Corp. swimming
pool near District Heights yes
terday. It apparently was more
anxious to visit the snack bar
than the swimmers.
Lifeguard Paul Gorley said
the bear embled out Of the
woods, crossed a parking lot
and walked up to the fence
around the pool. The swim
mers paused in midstroke and
stared at the bear, no doubt
specializing on the bearproof
qualities Of the fence.
The bear stared back.
The swimmers decided to
stay where they were. The
bear. on the other hand. ap-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05

Spectators said two Prince
Georges County policemen
showed up and conferred.
This is in accord with the
orders of Police Chief George
Panagoulis. who told The Star
today he has been trying to
establish a policy on the bear.
Right now the officers have
orders to confer with the Office
If they spot it," Chief Pana-
goulis said.
I'VE are trying to take it
without harming 1t If pos
sible, but we don't know the
temperament of the animal. so
we will wait to see if it harms
a citizen. Then we will take
action"
While all this was going on
at the swimming pool. accord
ing to witnesses, q truck drove
up and four dogs leaped out
and ran into the woods where
the bear had gone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05
Rockwell Charges Spy
InfiItroted His Nozis

there was a group of people
around who were drawn by Mr..
RockweIl's fioodlighted swas-
tika.
II had a red beard at that
time and I think that i'm
pressed him." the student said.
After Mr.. Rockwell had
checked him out" he was
given the name Trooper Oak,
Mr.. Burchard said. He said Mr..
Rockwell's followers had To
have names which had some
relation to their own name but
also had to be tough"
The student said that he sug-
gested the name Birch" since
his name was Burchard, but
Mr.. Rockwell did not think that
was tough enough. so he dubbed
him Trooper Oak.
He said the initiation cere-
mony consisted Of pricking the
cheek with a razor blade and
dripping a drop Of blood on the
border of the swastika flag.
Mr.. Burchard said that at
one point someone told Mr..
Rockwell that he was writing a
report on him. He said he man
aged TO talk his way out of that
situation.
Mr.. Burchard said he is con-
vinced that Mr.. Rockwell's Or
ganization lis not going any
where because he doesn't really
want to-" He said he thinks Mr..
Rockwell wants to keep his
World Union of Free Enterprise
National Socialists down to a
size he can handle"
Mr.. Burchard said he finished
his study and got out Of the
organization about the time po-
lice raided Mr.. Rockwell's house
several weeks ago.
Judge Medley said he would
set q date for Rockwell's trial
next month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05

The 1860 budget provides
$198.8 million for the general
fund alone. an increase Of 54.5
per cent from $128.6 million in
1884, he declared.
Although Congress author
lied a Federal contribution Of
$50 million for fiscal 1860, he
pointed out this was cut to
SIS million in the House and
SGT million in the Senate and
now Is in conference. The
fiscal 1858 payment was $40
million and the fiscal 1854 total
was Sill million.
Mr.. Fowler said the District
Commissioners warned of the
need for a major overhaul OF
the National Capitals taxes to
meet higher costs. For the first
time in more than IS years, the
District Commissioners were
authorized to borrow funds fol
public works payable from the
general fund, he added. Total
potential debt liability of the
District now stands at more
than SOS million and the Com
missioners have discussed the
See BANKERS. Page AL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05

White House as Cnle1 Executive
because Of the disability Of
President Eisenhower.
2. Should there be an eco
nomic slump, with loss Of busi-
ness and large unemployment,
making a Democratic victory
almost certain.
Neither Of these conditions Is
expected, Of course.
viii Delay Announcement
Rockefeller intimates have
said repeatedly that the Gov
ernor will make no formal an
nouncement Of his candidacy
until after the first Of the year:
until then he win keep his own
counsel.
Recent Developments have
however, given color to the
belief that the Governor will
be in the race for the @. o. p
presidential nomination.
He has insisted he Is In.
terested in being a good Gov
ernor and in New York affairs
He has never. on the other
hand, slammed the door on
possible presidential nomina.
ton. Nor has he declared hi
will not accept nomination.
Some observers see signifi-
canoe in the fact that the Gov
ernor has agreed to attend q
Republican affair at the Capitol
Hill Club on June II.
Gov. Rockefeller's attitude
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05
BY PAUL HOPE
star star Writer

George Lincoln Rockwell
complained in Arlington Cir
cult Court today that Trooper
Oak was not all he seemed"
In fact, said the leader Of
an Arlington Nazi organization
Trooper Oak was q spy" who
had infiltrated his group.
Trooper Oak, reached at hi:
home, 521 North Lincoln street
Arlington, by reporters, admit
ted Mr.. Rockwell had his mum.
Der.
He said he actually wal
Henry c. Burchard. jr.. 49,
year-old George Washington
University student and "infiil.
trated" Mr.. Rockwell's organ
ization to get material for Q
term paper on "deviant sub.
groups" for a sociology course
Mr.. Burchard titled his term
paper, "All Dressed Up"
Mr.. Rockwell is facing court
action on charges Of maintain
ing a nuisance at his home
6512 Williamsburg boulevard
and with disorderly conduct
The charges grew out Of activ-
tiles at the house which Mr.
Rockwell said is the headquar-
tiers for his Nazi group.
Trial date has not been set
lyet. Today Mr.. Rockwell asked
Judge william Medley to order
certain records to be produced
in court.
One Of these was Mr.. Burch-
ards term paper.
This fellow came to my
headquarters. purporting to be
one Of my people, and actually
was a spy" Mr.. Rockwell said
Mr.. Burchard said he got
into Mr.. Rockwell's organiza-
ton by "just walking UP to the
door" He said he approached
Mr.. Rockwell's house when
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05
Adenauer SET
To Keep Job
Holds to Reversal
Despite Criticism

BONN. Germany. June 5
fAP).-Konrad Adenauer held
fast under pressure today TO his
surprise decision to keep his
job as West Germany's Chancel-
lor instead Of moving up TO the
presidency.
There was criticism from
Germans on both sides Of The
Iron Curtain: uneasy silence
among Western diplomats at
the Big -Four foreign ministers
conference In Geneva.
Socialists and other political
foes Of the 83-year-old Chan
cellor in Bonn were reported
busily trying to mobilize enough
opposition in the Bundestae,
the lower house OF Parliament.
TO unseat him on q vote Of no
confidence.
Party Bows
This could not be done,
however, without the assistance
of defectors from the powerful
ranks Of Mr.. Adenauer's Chris
tian Democrats.
The Christian Democrats,
after hours Of wrangling,
bowed late today TO Mr.. Ade-
nauer's decision. Party sources
said his followers gave up the
struggle to make him change
his mind.
A Socialist viewpoint was ex-
pressed by West Berlin's May
or Willy Brandt, who is visiting
in Copenhagen. Mr.. Brandt
said. II consider the circum-
stances around the nomination
of the presidential candidate
disgraceful."
Mr.. Adenauer's behavior was
assailed by Reinhold Maier,
chairman Of the Free Demo-
Gratis, as ian almost unbearable
degradation" Of the presidency.
Washington Visit Decisive
The East German Commu-
mist newspaper Neues Deutsch-
land said Mr.. Adennauer's
switch is proof that he is losing
his grip. 1t said he is trying
Ito save as much Of his bank
rupt policy as he can"
Word among the Christian
Democrats was that Mr.. AIDE
nauer changed his mind while
in Washington last week to at
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