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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY


AAA-1 BUY-Optional 9 b. r. and
din. rm. or 8 b. r. plan. Walk-out
bsmt., wood burning firepl.: kit
with eating space; nice pch.. beaut
Handicapped lot with concrete drive;
BARGAIN $ii;500; MARYLAND
SALES & APPRAISAL CO., INC.
TO. 9-6762.
A REAL INVESTMENT! 4-unit apt,
hse. in Langley PIX. Each unit has
9 bedrms., porch. Rents S95 or
more each. Excel. cond., only 6
yrs. old. Asking only S36,500.
Substantial cash. FREE STATE
PROPERTIES, AP. 7-1266.
A SPARKLING BRICK RAMBLER
in Queens Chapel Manor for only
S17,650. Substantial cash. Sep.
din. rm.. de luxe kit. oversize
level lot Hard to beat in this
area. FREE STATE PROPERTIES,
AP. 7-1266.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

ROCK CREEK HILLs-Handsoms
kit-family rm. combination, Nv,
scrrssned porch on Isl floor. -" I
bedrms, and baths on END II.
Spacious paneled rec, rm. In bsmt
Ready for. occupancy. S43,bO0.
Terms available. Call ". b-4222
Eyes, we; o-4964. LAWRENCE v,
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ARTISTIC
ASSUMPTION

ASSUMPTION
We assume you want to
assume q sizeable loan, and
here you can do SO and get
yourself q bargain. It's q
six-room brick coloniql-
Ia baths. lovely circular
patio-screened porch new
ly decoTated-within walk
ing distance Of church,
school. TRANSFORMATION and
store. S1S,50O.
HOLLEY REALTY
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SERVICE sTATION-Modern high
volume station in Northern Viz
gina area for lease. Some service
station experience preferable
Small investment required, Cal
IA. 4-1100. Ewes. JE, 3-1S67.
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BETHESDA

FOR COUPLE OR SMALL FAMILY
Brick Colonial, on deep wooded
% Ualsns dssSnse TO STS Lag
and Naval Medical Center. 2
large bedrms. upstairs: fireplace
in living room, separate dining
room and full basement. Small
down payment under FILA A.
nancing. Call OIL. 4-5S00 from
9 to 8. MARGARET J. DUN
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TRAILER PARK = On Route

TRAILER PARK - On Route 40,
mr.. Edgewood-27 spaces. indiv.
meters; underground wiring. Lake.
front: write BOX 405-T. Star.
TYPE COMPOSITION BUSINESS
in Washington D. c. We will
furnish YOU Linotype and ade-
Quate supply of type faces so you
can set your own composition
business in return for 24-hour
weekly of composition, for which
we will also pay you $50 q week
in cash. Equipment is yours. to
get and service other customer,
Remainder OF week. Tell al IL,
{1rst letter. Write to WBH, Box
"a, Benjaman Franklin Station,
Washington, D. c.
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TAVERN, st. Mary's County, Md.
Near air base; with 400 capacity.
Twice weekly dances; slot ma
chimes, V.W.L. license, modern
kitchen equipment, owners apart
ment, S-unit motel; completely
furnished and equipped. Doing
excellent business. Very moderate
1y priced at $4,000. STEUART
VAUGHAN, Prince Frederick. Nd
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AIR COND.

BETHESDA - DARINGLY DE-
SIGNED 2-year-old. 4-level solit;
bedrooms, "a baths, private
paneled den, kitchen-family room,
Walk-out dining room, paneled rec.
rm:. close in. IMMEDIATE POS
SESSION; price reduced to S34,-
$50, ANDRIs REALTY, OIL. q
ALL BRICK sPLIT-LTVE, COM
pletely air cond;, 2 baths, sep
arate din. rni., 3 bedrms, lovely
yard G. RUSSELL BAUER, JU.
5-S4SS or JU. 5-l353.
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SERVICE STATION--SHELL, 10.
Gated at busy intersection In heart
OF Arlington. Modern, only 2 years
old. Supported by good commercial
and residential area. Large apart
ment house under construction
pany will financially assist COM
petent applicant who is unable to
meet recommended investments.
Call HE 4.7OO0
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AL BAKER

a. Son, Incs Realty Brokers
sos N. Wash. st., Alex, Va.
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CALL FOR APPOINTMENT
THE w. w. LEWIS co

Robert L. Stephens, Pres.
HE. 4-3600 TIL o Pm
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NEAR NIH-Immaculate 3-bedroom
brick rambler with garage; large
lot with trees. Conven. to transp.;
S21,750. GRAHAM & CO., 10. g.
1922. . It'll q.
NEAR FOUR CORNERS-Immacu-
late all-brick rambler with 3 twin
sized bedrooms, all-electric kitchen.
storm sash: fenced lot. with fruit
trees; full basement. Owner Flor
ida bound; $4,000. A. J, KES-
SINGER a. CO., JU. 9-4544.
NEW HOUSE ONDITION
THROUGHOUT! - 3-bedrm. brk
rambler: full bsmt., has what II
takes to be a real buy! Metz
culously cared for; nice land
scaping, nice neighborhood,
everything the way you pictured
1t. $4,000. DONALD E. YOUNK-
IN a. CO, Lo. 4-s022 til Q pm.
NORTHWOOD PARK Charming
and spacious 4-bedrm. Cape Cod,
2 baths. television rm.. FAMILY
SIZED KITCHEN. Lge. level lot
with lovely shade trees, full bsmt.
HOT-WATER HEAT. Near schools
and shop. Prestige neighborhdod
Trades invited. HUGH T. PECK,
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P. G. P. OFFERS

. e ~ = SN
Landowner - 3-bedrm. brick front
rambler; coy dinette with picture
window, de luxe kit. with passover
bar, surface range and wall oven
Hollywood bath, full bsmt., semi:
finished rec. room. Take over Gl
loan.
CHARMING red brick rambler fea-
turing foyer entrance, generous
size bedFms. on list moor, and
large expansion attic for Bird bed.
rm. and den. FLA approved. only
$500 down.
CLEANING white redwood ram.
bier; 3 big bedrms., roomy liv. anc
din. area combination, dream do
luxe kit, 2 full baths, full rec
type bsmt. Dashboard hot-watel
heat. Value plus at Sl6,950. FILA
or conventional terms.
ONLY $500 down and payments less
than rent on this sparkling semi
masonry rambler. 3 bedrms., liv
rm. with picture window, fioor-to-
ceiling wardrobe closets. Fenced
yard. Storm windows and doors
See and compare.
Landowner HILLS-Owner mus
sell this real clean 3-bedrm. Co.
lcnial. 1S-ft. liv. rm. with oper
stairway, sep. din. rm., full hsmt
Nice tree-shadcd yard. Only SLIGO
and take over balance on LIST trust
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OXON HILL
Owner transferred. Assume loan
emo. -old brick rambler with car
bedrms., big equipped kit. with
dishwasher, separate din. rm.
large family rm., full bSmt.
RIDGEFIELD REALTY CO.
10. 7-4396 Ewes, 10. 7-7939
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OAKVIEW-Modern brick rambler
Mica cor lot. 3 bedrnis, firepl:
KITCHEN WITH TABLE SPACE;
ne: ali schools; bus at corner
VACANT. Price Sl6,500. WE
TAKE TRADES. HUGH T. PECK
HE. 4-640O
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ROCKVILLE-Lovely 6-rm. ram
Billy eST ~ goo IS 6oM VIZ F go P SEsl Nc Is
7. PECK, 10. b-4742.
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Reduced for Quick Sale
Custom-built brick rambler; 3 huge
bedrms., Florida type family rm,,
rec. rm., maids rm. and many
other extras. S27,950: eonven, ia
school, churches, bus and shopping
GRAHAM & CO., 10. 6-2322
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LANGLEY PIX, Just OF N. H. ave
Brick rambler on beaut. cor. lot
3 bedrms., plus added addition fol
din. rm. or den. GE Kit. plus many
extras, close to trans, shop, and
schools. Assume ige. Az CT loan
of $4,000. z. C.. HILLEY & co.,
REALTORS, AP 7.72O0.
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n. FOREsTVILLE-3-bedrm. ram
cow. to parochial and public
schools: $500 down, $4,000. I'm
med. possession. handy REALTY
CO., Realtor, RE. $4,000; ewes,
RE. 6-6S17.
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APIS. FURNISHED. Q.
tcoNrIhiuEDl
CONN sH0REnAM ARIA = M

bedrm., liv. rm.. kit. bath, sci
= porch, closets; recently remod.
nj. NV. NO. T-A6ik-
Evening star., 1959-12-26
K.B THEATERS

AOHY 1913 Moss. Ave. Wo. $1,000
S@~ A~~ Free Parking
ALL-LAUGH SHOW!
No. CHARLIE CHAPLIN. MARIE
DRESSLER, KEYSTONE KOPS, In
TURED ROMANCE" at $3.50, $50
n0n epS 1879 9iS3 Pm 2Ns7IW1I No me- R. MA; "a;
at 40 and Gao PM, No, a.
W. c FIELDS. in THE PHARMA-
CIST." at 7:15 and els Pm.
sat. Kiddie Show. at 100 and
800 PIN. Onlyi RUSS TAMBLYN,
tom THUMB" and Cartoon
Evening star., 1959-12-26
Films of More Than Routine Merit

THE FBI STORY"-ThrOugh the years with James
a a crack crime buster for Mr. HOOvers bureau.
THE FIVE PENNIES"-Danny Kaye in a heart warming
entertainment based the life of Red Nichols.
"IT STARTED WITH KISS"-Glenn Ford and Debbie
Reynolds In a frOlcsOme marital comedy
PILLOW TALK-D0rs Day, Rock Hudson amOrous comedy
THE RELUCTANT DEBUTANTE"-Kay Kendall and Rex
Harrison in a slick, sophisticated comedy
"TAMMY AND THE BACHELOR"-Daddy- -LOng-LeS re-
visited retrieved by Debbie Reynolds refreshing sparkle
THREE FACES OF EVE"-Melodrama chiefly notable for
jeanne WOOdward's Oscar winning schizOphrenia.
tom THUMB"-Russ Tamblyn and trick
wizards cOlaborate in a divertng fantasy.
Evening star., 1959-12-26
HOLLYWOOD
Lucy, Desi Holiday Apart
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). -
Lucille Ball and the children
went to Sun Valley for the
holidays, while Desi Arnaz
went to Palm Springs.
Juliette Greco is spending
Christmastide with her family
on the Left Bank in Paris.
But Daryl Zanuck, who
starred Mile. Greco in Crack
in the Mirror" is toiling these
days and evenings, preparing
Ballad of Red Rock" for Is
raeli filming in March.
Viveca LindfOrs has her sights
set on a Broadway play with
music. 1t was originally called
"Brouhaha." The new title
escapes me.
Edd Rookie" Byrnes is en-
joying his current suspension
layoff at Warmers, seeing the
shows and catching up with
friends. Currently, Rookie
has been written out of the "77
Sunset Strip" series. An
drea King, in a segment of the
series with Efrem Zimbalist, jr.
stopped by to tell me, " I play
Tuesday Yields mysterious
aunt"
hear that OrSOn WelleS Il
in Dublin. forming a Shake
sperean company to bring the
Bard to London, Paris anc
Moscow. Ziva ROdann, be.
tween The Story of Ruth
takes. is making herself a white
Evening star., 1959-12-26
Movie on Stamp
Available Here

The Story Of the st. Law
renee Seaway Commemorative
Postage Stamp" a 14-minute
Evening star., 1959-12-26
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage
Arena Stage-"Three Men on
a Horse; 2:30 and $3.50 pm.
National - Pickle Hill: 2
and $3.50 pm.
Screen
Ambassador - Goliath and
the Barbarians";; lis, 2:55.
4:40, $40, 8 and Gas pm.
Capitol - Journey to the
Center of the Earth; 11:l5
am, las. AIS, $40, 9:15 and
11:40 pm.
DupOnt-"Libel";; 1:25, $3.50,
5:35, 7:40, $50 and 1l:55 pm.
Keith's-"On the Beach;
10 am, 1915, 2:35, 4:50, 7:10,
$3.50 and 11:45 pm.
Macarthur - The Mouse
That Roared";; sos, 4:45, 6:25,
sos and 9:55 pm.
Metropolitan -"G Goliath and
the Barbarians"; 1870 am.
los, 2:45, 4:25, 6:15. 8 and
$50 pm.
Ontario Happy Anniver-
sary"; 1885, 3:25, $40, 6:55.
8:45 and 1890 pm.
Palace IS oil omon and
Sheba";; l1:25 am, 1:55, 4::30
Z, 9:35 and IL pm.
PlayhouSe-"The 400 Blows;
IL, 2, 4, sos. $40 and 1910
pm.
Plaza THE Lovers: 1l:45
am, 1:10, 2:45, 4:20, sos. 7:55
and $40 pm.
Town Lii Abner"; 1905.
2:05. 4:05, sos, 8:05, 1905 pm.
and 1905 am.
Trans Lux The Gene
Krupa story; IL am, 1880.
2:55. 4:50, $50, $50 and l0:45
pm.
UptOwn-"Porgy and Bess";;
2 and $3.50 pm,
Warner Operation Petit
coat; IL am; 1:05, 3:15, 5:25,
7:35, 9:45 and 1850 pm.
Evening star., 1959-12-26
Ths Cast

/ No popular musician is ever
safe from Hollywood's convic-
tion that his. or her, story
should make a profitable film.
The latest of these is Gene
/ Krupa, a drummer of durable
renown, whose musical biog-
raphy turns up at the Trans
Lux Theater as its Christmas
Offering.
It's purpose to be sure is to
say that Krupa's life was a
dramatic one. Its effect, how
ever. is to suggest that one mu-
Sician's life is simply too much
like all the others. These start
of as talented, misunderstood
kids who are diSowned for not
entering the clergy or medicine.
who go through the grubby
routine of winning fame. who
always fall into the hands of
the wrong girls and sometimes
even into those of the law.
The fare to fame is never
more prohlbitive clearly than
when it leads to the jukebox.
At any rate, this is the feel
ing created once more by THE
Gene Krupa Story" in which
the title character is played
by young Sal Mineo. 1t never
once deviates from the familiar
formula, including the first
love who remains faithful to
the hero until he comes back
to her more badly battered
than one Of his own drums
The redeeming aspect of
THE Gene Krupa" story is
that it does lead through some
Of the spectacular jazz that
made the drummer and his
roaring 20s-remorseful 3Os
era memorable. In these
stretches, kfupa himself re-
cords the music that is sup
posedly being played by young
Mineo. Moreover, and to the
films advantage, the sound
track Krupa is Joined by such
visible old celebrities as Red
Nichols. Anita ODay and Bud
dy Lester.
B 1t goes without saying that
these are worth hearing again
but there are long. long
stretches of merely tired mar
rative that are melancholy and
empty. Including several which
deal with Krupa's conviction
on a drug count which suggest
this was a frame-up.
Susan Kohner and James
Darren, apart from the old
Krupa playmates, are Mineo's
hardest working associates in
the Trans-Lux holiday film.
Evening star., 1959-12-26
Marriage and KruPo
Holiday Film Items
BY JAY CARMODY
Drama Critic Of The Star

HAPPY ANNIVERSARY" United
Artists release Of a Ralph FieldS pro-
duetion, directed BY David Miller
sereenplay by Joseph Fields and Jerome
Chodorov. based on their play, Ami
verSary waltz" music by Sol Kaplan
and Robert Allen. At the Macarthur
Theater
Evening star., 1959-12-26

dress for her next date with
Prince Ally Khan. She will have
to 60 to Paris to keep it.
Vivien Leigh accepted Noel
COward's invitation to spend
the holidays at his chalet in
Switzerland, where Noel is
hosting a dozen friends, in
Guiding the Van JohnsOns. It's
been a long time since Mr..
Johnson made a movie in Hol-
lywood.
Blond British Actress Mary
Ure stepped into the role left
vacant by Joan Collins in Sons
and Lovers" Miss Ure appeared
on stage and screen in Look
Back in Anger" written by her
husband. John Osborne. Trevor
Howard, always in demand,
joins the cast. with Dean
Stockwell playing the young
man.
Bob Horton received top sal
ary tor the Christmas show at
the London Palladium. Bob, a
top favorite there because OF
Wagon Train" has surprised
his audiences with his quite
good singing voice-a lyric
baritone.
\ =
RhOnda Fleming is wearing a
magnificent diamond necklace,
See HOLLYWOOD, Page B.;
Evening star., 1959-12-26

THE GENE KRUPA STORY" q
Columbia release Of a Philip A. Wax
man production. directed by Don weis,
sereenplay by Orin Jannings, music
by Ieith Stevens. Al the Trans-Lux
TheateT.
Evening star., 1959-12-26

motion picture. is available tc
interested groups. the Post Of
fiee has announced.
The film. which explains why
and how commemorative
stamps are issued. shows Pres
ident Eisenhower and Queen
Elizabeth II opening the sea-
Evening star., 1959-12-26
The Cast

AS a play on Broadway 9
couple Of seasons back, Happy
Anniversary" (then called AN,
iversary Waltz was greeted b!
the critics as a thin, rather
tasteleSS exhibit.
To the delight of its pro-
ducers, it ran a full. profitable
season in New York and an.
other on the road.
Well, the movie version car
now repeat the cycle. 1t is the
Ontario's Christmas offerinf
with David Niven and MitZt
Gaynor as its stars. All a critic
can say of it is that it still Is
thin and tasteless in spite Of
some perfervent playing. This
leaves Happy Anniversary" nc
choice but to run a defiant
several weeks, proving that
neither drama nor film critics
know a good thing when they
Hee it.
The film. like the play. is
the account Of a marriage an
,niversary celebration during
which the principals look back
upon the days of their court
ship. This was a fine, ire
sponsible time when the lovers
kept regular rendezvous at lit
Sle lost restaurants and a lib
eral minded hotel.
l. Clearly the experience is one
to look back upon with private
joy, now that the pair are mar
ried, but it becomes quite
something else when the hus-
band blurts out the story OF
the good old days. Naturally
he has to be drunk when HI
says it but no one dismisses il
as the babbling OF a guy who
has had too much brandy.
This breach of reticence
leaves Niven. the husband
looking beastly not merely in
the eyes of his heretofore
happy wife. his in-laws, their
progressively educated children
and even the family's avant
garde friends. What it lead,
to. however, is a lot Of talk
and very little action. Ir
truth, the latter is limited tc
the husbands kicking the in.
nards out Of several televisior
sets, a broken bedroom door
and the precocious tiny daugh.
ter's appearance on televisior
in an effort to reweld the brok.
en- marriage.
To their credit, Miss Gaynor
Niven and other members o.
the cast of Happy Anniver.
sary" play it with more vervt
than any reviewer, at least
ever will be able to think it il
worth.
Evening star., 1959-12-26

way, designs initially proposed
for the stamp and its produe-
ton.
Available for the next sew
eral months as an educational
service. the film may be re-
quested from the City Pest
Once.
Evening star., 1959-12-26
ART ACADEMY THEATER

9Th & 6 SIS. ST II. 7.4450
THE INFORMER"
stSndfns Roie1, 800. $40, 900.
"CITIZEN KANE"
ORsoN WELLS Csuperb Rolel, 800,
Next Attraction: CAPTAIN FROM
KOEPPERNIK Plus GOLDEN AGE
OF COMEDY"
Evening star., 1959-06-26
Award Granted
Arkunsun for
Political Courage
By the Associated Press

State Representative Ray S.
Smith, jr., of Garland County,
Ark, is the recipient Of an
award for political courage
made by the William A.
Wheeler Association for the
Politically Obscure.
An association announce
ment said Mr.. Smith received
the first Senator Edmund G.
Ross Award for political cour-
age for his act in casting the
lone vote in the Arkansas Leg
islature against the Arkansas
School-cloSing bill.
The award is named for Sen
ator Ross of Kansas who sac
riflced his political career by
casting a deciding vote against
the impeachment Of President
Andrew johnson.
The association was formed
in 1858 to honor men whose
service to government has been
forgotten or unrecognized as
we'll as political figures who
have risked defeat to uphold
principle. 1t is named for Will
liam Almon Wheeler, Vice Pres
ident under President Hays.
Evening star., 1959-06-26
Symbol of Your Securit

In the this emblem grown vital the American
symbol of the rewards cleaned all through American
Of life think for you'll realize where you've this emblem
1t displayed proudly Association of the Savings and
Loan League familiar tells that
safe and insured $4,000 by the Federal Savings and Loan Insur
Corporation nstrumentay the United States
The creation Of this 1884 has changed the
savings adding dimension of security the savings
millions people, significant in the entire Is
lost penny with insured Savings and Loan Assoa
Member
Associations salute the 25 Anniversary the Federal Savings and Loan
Corporation proud membership Ensured
Evening star., 1959-06-26
DAVID LAWRENCE
The FREEING of Klaus Fuchs

that which troubles the con-
science. Even those who are
paroled after q few years In
prison find 1t hard to meet
the cold glances Of their fell
low citizens. who never for
get the crime.
Treason, to be sure, is pun
ishable by death or imprison-
ment, and the United States
has not failed to execute
traitors where the evidence
was conclusive. The Rosen-
bergs, for instance, who
helped convey secrets to
Klaus Fuchs, were tried and
executed, though there was
a last-minute attempt to get
them a reprieve. The Com
munists In America organized
a movement to try to save
the RoSenbergs. and this in
itself convinced many people
Of their guilt.
Klaus Fuchs betraye d
America as well as Britain.
For he gathered his informa-
ton while in this country.
British officials made a grave
blunder when they cleared
him for entrance to American
laboratories.
II anyone deserved to be
electrocuted. 1t was Klaus
Fuchs. For he imperiled the
safety of millions of persons
in the West. The British now
have let him go behind the
Iron Curtain, where he is
free to use his scientific mind
to assist the Communists still
more. One wonders why the
British could not have found
some grounds for OBTAINING
Fuchs in England. But in an
era when capital punishment
itself is being inflicted in
fewer and fewer cases. per-
haps treason is considered q
minor offenSe.
Copyright, 1881
Evening star., 1959-06-26
WILLIAM S. WHITE
Nixon Looks at the Moscow Trip

lapse at Geneva or a weak
ening of the Western posi-
ton his simultaneous pres
ence in Moscow as q Soviet
guest would be very bad news
for him.
He is aware, indeed, that
If the West, for illustration,
made undue concessions to
the Russians he might auto
matically be put down by
millions of voters, fairly or
not, as "a new Neville Cham
berlain." (Mr. Chamberlain.
Of course. was the British
Prime Minister accused Of
appeasing Hitler in the '30sD
There is wry irony in this: for
Mr.. Nixon has held the copy
right on "toughneSS" toward
communism.
But Mr.. Nixon also knows
this: A sound cold war settle
ment to which he had visibly
contributed would do much to
break the potential challenge
to his presidential nomination
from Gov. Nelson Rockefeller
Of New York.
Finally, there has been un-
derstandable speculation that
the presence in the Vice Pres
ident's delegation to Moscow
Of DR.. Milton Eisenhower
might indicate a White House
check rein on Mr.. Nixon. But
the facts are these: DR.. Eisen-
hover. the Presidents brother.
is going in this way only be-
cause Mr.. Nixon first brought
up the idea and issued the
invitation. The President,
when he learned later of this,
personally checked with Mr..
Nixon to make certain that
the Vice President understood
that it was solely up to him
alone as to whether he took
or did not take DR.. Milton
Eisenhower.
Evening star., 1959-06-26
Suspense Over 1860 Status Recalls
RooseveIt's Actions During 1882

Mr.. Nixon will not lie down
and roll over II and when he
gets the word that Gov.
Rockefeller will compete for
the nomination. Mr.. Nixon
has assured his newest biog-
rapher, Earl Mazo, that
there are other things open
to him If the party does not
seem to want him. This is no
doubt true, but the amount
of salt being poured on his
indicated willingness to bow
out quietly would fill another
Great Salt Lake with the
Mississippi River thrown in.
Gov. Rockefeller expects
that he would have to plunge
into a fight all the way-pri-
maries. Southern delegations,
travel and, above all, almost
complete accessibility to the
party politicians. For he is
nowhere near as well known
to them personally as Mr..
Nixon is. Mr.. Nixon has cul-
tivated them like orchids and
has never been too busy to
do them what favors he
could. He has also born the
real brunt of the G. o. P. con-
gressional campaigns.
For this the State leaders
are grateful. But even more
important to them than the
fact that they know Mr.. Nix
on is the fact that he knows
them. When a new admins
tration starts shaking the
plum tree. this is an item
of the very first consequence.
1t would take a very great
deal of painstaking work in
Gov Rockefeller's behalf to
establish that two-way con-
tact. In this connection, the
choice to be made by Thomas
E. Dewey will be very i'm
portant. Mr.. Dewey had an
organization which covered
the country in two presiden-
tial campaigns; it was in
valuable to President Eisen-
hover in 1852. Faces and
times have changed; none
theless, Mr.. Dewey probably
still has the makings Of what
the military call a cadre