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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-11
4 BEDROOMS

ALL ON / FLOOR IN THIS BRAND
NEW SPLIT-LEVEL HOME! 2
FULL BATHS ZONE OFF MAS
DER ROOM. BIG sUNLIT RITCH.
EN- WITH WESTINGHOUSE AP-
PLIANCES IN COLOR, PANELED
RECREATION ROOM WITH FIRE
PLACE, AND BUILT-IN GARAGE
WITH EXTRA STORAGE SPACE.
LOCATION. CLOSE TO MCLEAN
AND LANGLEY. Is TOPS IN
NORTHERN VIRGINIA. PRICED
S24.950 AND WELL WORTH 1T
CALL TO-DAY
LURIA BROS.
REALTORS IA. $500
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Mountain Vista

Wake up, pull aside the picture
window curtains and behold the
mountains. What a beautiful view
from this near-new 3-bedroom
rambler, surrounded by over 10
acres OF psrt-wooded countryside,
yet only 40 minis. to D. c.; din.
rm., .22-ft. picture-windowed liv.
nm, huge screened porch and full
bsmt with walk-out entrance.
ONLY SO 800.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
ABSOLUTELY sPoTLEss, hard

ABSOLUTELY SPoTLEss, hard to
believe, at $4,000; 3-bedroom
rambler, with oversize liv rm and
din. ell, lovely equipped kit: extra
large level lot: many NextraS. Near
Baltimore pkwy. Little as $500
down. Better hurry. FREE STATE
PROPERTIES, AP. 7-1266.
ABSOLUTELY cow, school is
next door to this spac., 3-bedrm
brick rambler. owner says take
offer and give quick poss, 5000
Char1hing family kit. incl. range,
refgr., cleo. dishwaSher and disp.,
ample cupboard SD. No reas. offer
R Fisaisfi S Si H 4i7ao6. q CO.
ABSOLUTELY TOP VALUE-Newly
redecorated College Park Colonial
3 bedrmS., bsmt, din. rm., Level
fenced lot. $3.50 down on approved
terms. MARYLAND SALES. TO
9-6762.
ADELPHI-sUPERB sPLIT-LEVEL
with EYE APPEAL, and hundreds
of reasons for buying it: situated
on HALF-ACRE LOT. Large liv-
ing room with fireplace, dining
room, sparkling kitchen and PAM
lily ROOM. THREE bedrooms and
So; loan '' You O can anu ASSUME;
first time offered: SCI, $50! Come
out and see the many other fea-
turesi Exclusive with BOWERS
BROS. INC, AP. $500,
ALL NEW S14,95O RAMBLERS =
1OO-ft. front yards! Modern 1860
Design in Rustic Setting" 3 bed
rms. extra lge.. equip. kit, full
bsmt. with exit. Wooded rear
yards. Choose your financing
MARYLAND SALES, TO. 9-6762.
ANDREWS AIR FORCE BASE =
Census Bureau-Bolling Field Per-
sonnet. Don't. miss this delightful
new. 3 twin-siZed bedrm. 1la-bsth
brick lex rambler amber, Full din; rmi: extra
with firepl, full bsmt. with frepi.,
on ia-scre lot. FILA approved for
S20.500. Trades considered. HUD-
SON REAL ESTATE CO., UN. 4
1915, UN. 4-7l7l.
ANDREWS AREA-3-bedrm- brk.
ramblers with bsmts.: f1repl., lge
fully equipped kits; S17.450,
$4,000 dn. CONS OLIDAT E D
REALTY, INC, 10. 7-260O. :
ASSUME CT LOAN, no qualifying
Deltghtful 3-bedrm. rambler; big
picture window in lge liv. rm.,
big din. area, closets galore; level
fenced lot. Only $500 down. paw
ments less than rent. FREE STATE
PROPERTIES. AP. 7-1266.
AUTHENTIC CALIFORNIA TYPE
RAMBI Err with carport, for only
S15.50O. Hollywood bath. compl.
kit: fenced lot; in Woodlawn. Just
of Baltimore pkwy. Cash, terms,
trade. Call til q pm, WA. $4,000,
ROBERT S. DAVIS & CO. INC.
AVONDALE-Handsome Colonial, in
area Of attractive homes, this g.
room BRICK home affords many
features, from the large screened
porch to the completely finished
recreation. room: situated on level
landscaped yard; close to trans
praised. Sl6.q50. Exclusive with
BOWERS BROS, INC. AP. 7-s40O.
STANDARDIZATION country
b yns sp on Sne acre Of Er oms v n
ffs Gii S 5smt Fm NO d Jul GfsRf and
PRICED TO SELL AT S15.25O
BERENs SALES. RE. 6-540O til o.
BRIGHT NEW RAMBLERS, nearing
completion con Iet,In With Wit reasons galore
buy a home that will make you
glad you waited. THREE light
bright bedrooms, LARGE living
room and dining room with pic
ture window: DE LUXE KITCHENS
with breakfast space: full day
light basement; situated on 200-ft.
deep level lot: close to schools,
transp, etc Only S14.25O. Ex-
elusive with BOWERS BROS, INC
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ARLINGTON Center
hall brick Colonial
near bus, shopping,
school. 4 bedrooms. 2
baths, separate dining
room, full basement.
Corner lot with Anchor
fenced rear yard. S19,-
500. Call IA. 10000 TO
see II TODAY.
FAIRFAX ToWNE -
New 4 bedroom. 3 bath
brick Colonial. Split
foyer entrance. gadget-
packed kitchen, den.
recreation room. garage
and patio. Sc5.450.
Call CIR. 3-456O to see
1t today.
SPRINGFIELD Just
like new brick rambler.
Floor to ceiling fire.
place in 81 #. living
room-dining area, 3
b e 90 ms, carport.
S17,500. Call FL. A.
$500 to see it today.
ALEXANDRIA - New
brick split-level in the
desirable Seminary area:
3 bedrooms. paneled
den, ga baths. "a Z Is
mahogany paneled rec
reation room, full base
ment, screened porch and
garage. $4,000. Call XII.
$500 to see II today.
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-. q --OOI, ". O-O-41.
MT, RAINIER-NoW SI0250 Ovr

MT. RAINIER-Now SlO.25O Owner
leaving area, price lowered
$1,000: bedrms, separate din.
nm, full bsmt.. gas hot-water
Garage. DUNN & CO., REALTOR,
WA. 7-004S.
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LANGLEY PARK-3-bedrm. brk.
Colonial. Lge. sep. din, rm.. liv.
nm; with, frepl. 4 real buy. Sl6.-
Hamp. Ave, HE. 4-170O.
LANGLEY PARK-A charming s.
bedrm. rambler that is close to
kit GARAGE AND FIREPLACE
Beaut. lot with trees: many extras
Just vacated Priced 70 sell. HUGH
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PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES

COW. TO BOILING. ANDREWS
AND ANACosTTA-3-bedrm brick
1 rambler: ha-acre lot, many fine
features. Assume So FLA in-serv-
ice loan. OWNER, CHI. S-s0S6.
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HOUSES FOR sAIE-VA.
OUAINT-CHARMING

QUAINT-CHARMING
Lovely, spacious. white brick Cape
Cod, with slate roof. Located in
North ArlinEton's most exclusive
section. Oversize living I'm. with
6eamed cathedral ceiling paneleo
dining I'm. Screened porch for
summer entertaining: 4 large bed
rms, "a baths. EXQuisitely I'm
iShed rec. rm. with Ind fireplace
Hot-vater heat. Built-in garage
Under-priced at S2S,25O.
CAL Us Now for Appointment.
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F. w. BERENS, Realtors
304 W. LEE HWY, FAIRFAX
CIR 3-l4Ol

CIR. 3-l4Ol
MT. VERNON, BLVD.-Exceptiona
home and location; 3-bedrm., ..
bath. central aforementioned bricl
rambler on extremely lovely land
scaped lot lust off the blvd. Thi!
home is truly loaded with refine
menI and charm we all desire
CAL today!
F. w. BERENS, REALTORS
Penn-Dsw so. $4,000
MT. VERNON BLVD.-New brick
split-level with foyer entrance,
beautiful living rm., separate ain
ing I'm. and large, modern equip
kitchen, rec. rm. and many
extras. Priced at S26, 800 with
reasonable down payment.
TOWN & COUNTRY REALTY
TE. 6-l4l5 . till 8
MUST SELL a well-groomed split
level OF unusual attractive design
on. quiet cul-de-sac featuring :
large bedrooms, ga baths. Not 9
thing to do to the nice rec. rm
but enjoy 1t Modern equipped
kitchen with table space, carport
intercom system. Close to shop,
and bus. Make the first step Il
better living Call US now at WE
$4,000 BETTER HOMES REALTY
INC REALTORS
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LANGLEY
Contemporary

This very contemporary
small estate on Ia to 5
acres (your choice) is tucked
away in the heart OF Lang
ley Privacy. Close to D. c.
2-story drawing room has
a luscious indoor garden.
Big stone fireplace. Library.
Downstairs bedroom and
bath, de luxe kitchen and
pantry. Mothers study
tucked away. 3 other bed
rms. and baths on End level.
Master bedrm. has exit onto
private fenced garden for
sun bathing. Heated marble
bathroom floor and other
extras to pamper yourself. If
you can afford It. Exclusive.
First time advertised.
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4 BEDROOMS

3 houses IN general euitland area
Sl6500. S15,750, and $4,000
a. s414 Si'e ev.t fun In O ssgs7 cAM EP
BELL REALTY
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

REALTY, INC. KE. $4,000
SEVEN CORNERS
Fabulous view, MAGNIFICENT setting,
desirable home, prime location
ana commercial potentials, all in
one packagel An unbeatable CON-
bination that should net the wise
investor a good return in gust q
few short years. Only $4,000,
with excel. financing.
To inspect this ana other fine
Northern Va property. call Mrs
CaZan, CT. 6-l127 or ST. 3-12O0
JAMES L. DIXON g. CO, Realtors
SHE'S A sWEETHEART-Built with
nice lines, so coy and cute Beaut
level l4-acre lot. You'll love and
adore its sturdy construction. its
tremendous basement, compl. with
wide picture window and garden
entrance: 3 dreamy bedrms., tiled
bath, gracious 24-ft. liv. nm, very
lge. sunshine kit. Come straight oui
NOW. It's brand-new and only
Sls,l0O while 1t lasts. FLORANCE
REALTY CO.. INC. 403 W. Lee
hwy, Fairfax, OR. $4,000.
SLEEPY HOLLOW-S5 #. architec
designed brick rambler. on wooded
"A acre. . large bedrms. eft
liy. rm.. de luxe kit. paneled rec
rm.. bsmt breezeway and carport
BY OWNER. S2S,950 Excel. f.
nancinR. No brokers. JE. 3-l729
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S7nn DOWN
AZ LOAN

3-bedrm Cape Cod, SOS per month
incl. taxes. PHILLIPS C. ROGERS
Realtor. WA. 7-0002.
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ASSUME. CT LOAN, no qualifying
Delightful 3-bedrm. rambler; big
picture window in lge liv. rm.,
big din. area, closets galore: level
fenced lot. Only $500 down. pay
ments less than rent FREE STATE
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LANGLEY PARKS bedrms., lst-
4. powder rm., separate din. nm,
large kit with garbage dispose
and washer, screened porch. rec.
room with bar. Assume 40 LIST
trust. PRESS REALTY CORP q.
HE l.OnRl In R-kOIA
Evening star., 1960-12-08
FOREIGN EXCH'GE

= NEW YORK. Dec. 8 (AP).-Foreign
exchange rates tGreat Britain and
xAustraha IN dollars, others in cents
Today Prev. Day
Evening star., 1960-12-08
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO Dec. g (AP). - Pren,
takers halted the long and slow Al
vance in corn today on the Board OF
Trade, In Its first. broad setback In
more than two weeks the nearby con.
tracts slipped major fractions Of q
cent.
Other grains. except wheat, also
eased slightly in slow trade.
Wheat was h-N cent bushel
higher ct noon. December 2.04ss; corn
lav.. lls lover; %ses,s pseemser so9t l:o4% oats q
January 2.17%.
Chicago Cash Markets
No wheat. oats or soybean sales
Corn No. 4 yellow o.: No. S yellow
Se.92&. Barley: Mailing choice / 90
1.23 nominal; feed 1890 nominal.
Evening star., 1960-12-08
Stock Prices Mixed
AS Advance FoIters

early trading. Economic CON-
ment continued gloomy and
there was news of additional
plant layoffs. An easin
tendency in bank credit was
reported. however.
The current recovery drive,
which has lasted more thar
two days despite recession
talk, appeared to have run out
of steam.
American Stock Exchange
prices advanced.
Corporate bonds were mixed
Government bonds were strong
Evening star., 1960-12-08
Chase Dividend Plans

NEW YORK. Dec. 8 (AP).-
Chase Manhattan Bank an
nounced plans to declare a 4
per cent stock dividend early
next year and to increase its
capital stock by more than SIS
million. The capital increase
proposal will be submitted to
stockholders at a special meet
ing following the annual meet
ing January 81.
Evening star., 1960-12-08

NEW YORK, Dec. 8 (AP).-
Asstock market advance fall
tered early this afternoon. leav-
ing prices mixed as trading
slowed.
A selection Of stocks reported
lYbenefltting from orders con-
nocted with the huge project to
Qeyelop the BIO supersonic
b0mber made strides,
Some coppers. airlines. steels,
satos and electronics made
asiiis. Oils. tobaccos and drugs
were on the soft side.
sThe market rose In active
Evening star., 1960-12-08
COTTON

NEW YORK. Dec. 8 (AP).-Cottor
futures were irregular today. Current
cIop, months were depressed by Q
snshtly higher Government cotton cror
report. The trade generally had looked
for . lower figure. The Department Of
.Agriculture. estimated the 1860 cotton
sfrop at 14,309. 900 bales. This was
an increase Of 1l.000 bales over Its
month ago estimate.
New crop months generally showed
small gains although prices were under
best levels for the day.
Late afternoon prices were 55 cents
p bale lower to 40 cents higher than
the previous close. December 3l,7l
SMarch 32.46 and May 2.S6.
Evening star., 1960-12-08
D. c. SECURITIES.

,ales-Pot Elec Pwr conn at 3oN,
so At 30N, go at 30, SO at 80. 80
Evening star., 1960-12-08
ODD-LOT TRADING

NEW YORK, Dec. g (AP).-The New
eYurk Stock Exchange reported today
these odd lot transactions by principal
dealers for Dec z: Purchasers OF 327,-
559 shares: Sales of 37g,602 shares
including 1879 shares sold short.
Evening star., 1960-12-08
UNITED STATES TREASURY POSITION

By the Associated Press
Z tha Trea,uru s.....a
Evening star., 1960-07-26
Britain Sendino
7 roops to Kenyu

LONDON. July 26 CAP.-
Britain is sending an infantry
battalion to her East African
colony of Kenya, where a new
Mau Mau outbreak against the
white settlers is feared.
The Defense Ministry said
the unit-expected to number
about 600 men-iS being dis
patched as a precautionary
move" 1t will bolster the 1000
man strategic reserve already
stationed there.
The state of emergency pro-
claimed in 1853 to check the
Mau Mau rebellion ended last
January. but there have been
new flareups in the past two
months. The Kenya govern
ment arrested IA Africans last
week for taking the Mau Mau
oath.
Evening star., 1960-07-26

Both the Democratic and
Republican platforms include
subjects intended to brace
this country for the internal
and foreign problems it will
be facing in the '60s-except
those of Communist subver-
sion at home.
The standard bearers of
both parties are fully con-
versant with the potential
domestic difficulties we are
facing because of the mount
ing efforts at subversion,
especially of American youth,
as a result of the efforts of
international communism.
In an effort to draw atten-
tion of leaders and the public
to this grave problem, FBI
Director j. Edgar Hoover has
made public a well docu-
mented study entitled Com
munist Target-Youth."
Mr.. Hoover pointed out
that Lenin himself laid down
the principle that youth will
decide the issue of the entire
struggle - both the student
youth and the working class
youth"
American Communists, Mr..
Hoover goes on to say, have
been working diligently over
the years on our youth. In
1859 their work was stepped
up when campuSeS through
out the Nation became prime
targets of inf1ltration and
recruitment. The party
began operating what
amounted to regular lee
turing bureau with party
spokesmen seizing every op-
portunity to project their
views on campuses across the
country"
Pointing to the 6FSaordi-
nary success of ComNgnist-
led youth in Korea, Japan
and Turkey, Mr.. Hoovde said
that many Americans believe
that 1T can't happen, here
But the Communists success
in San Francisco (whSn they
stopped the hearings Of the
Un-American Activities Com
mittee) proves that it can
happen here"
Both Senator Kennedy and
the Democratic Platform
have Endorsed the Sit-in
strikes of Negro students. The
reasons for the Sit-ins may
or may not be valid. But the
method is not.
1t is not only political lead
ers who unWittingly give en-
Evening star., 1960-07-26
Chinese Crews
Arrive for z Ships

NORFOLK, Va, July 26 (AP) q.
Chinese crews have arrived
in Norfolk to man two former
troopships purchased from the
James River reserve fleet by
FormoSan shipping firm.
The 9,000-ton vessels will be
towed to Norfolk tomorrow for
repairs.
Cheng Shio, New York rep
resentative of China Merchants
Steam Navigation Co., Ltd, said
yesterday the vessels have been
laid up in the reserve fleet in
the James near Norfolk for
about 10 years.
Shio expects them to be ready
to sail for their homeport at
Keelung in about three weeks.
The troopShips are to be
stripped Of former military
equipment and troop quarters.
Mr.. Shio said that under the
purchase agreement with the
American government, the 396-
! foot vessels can be used only
in the Far East trade.
Evening star., 1960-07-26
POTOMAC FEVER
By FLETCHER KNEBEL

Gist of the Republican platform: The Eisenhower team
made beautiful record-and the first who plays dur
ing the campaign will be out of the party.
One Republican says when he what Nixon had left
after comforting with Rockefeller parlor it's lucky he did
his arguing with Khrushchev in a kitchen
There's something about convention that frightens
Republicans Every time they one they jump couple
of feet-to the left.
Rockefeller put little color into Republican con-
venton He refused to ndorse Nixon until they produced
platform that will make Dick blush every time he stands
on it.
If Jack Kennedy is elected it's rumored he'll put the
country in his wife's for tax purposes.
Savage: fellow who stalks people without drivers
license
In 1852, Eisenhower called Nixon my boy" Now Nixon
hopes to make the 1860 campaign long
banquet.
Evening star., 1960-07-26
DAVID LAWRENCE
Word Games and Party Policies

Judd of Minnesota poured it
on the Democrats on another
theme - the idea expressed
by leading Democrats that
the Republicans are respon-
sible for the miSbehavior of
Nikita Khrushchev. The other
day former Gov. Averell Har-
riman of New York blamed
the Republican administra-
ton for every untoward event
abroad and said, Look what
is happening in Africa" Sen
ator Kennedy, too, in his ac-
ceptance speech at Los An
geleS, said:
"AS our keynoter reminds
us. the President who began
his career by going to Korea
ends it by staying away from
Japan"
So Congressman Judd an
swered with a few reminders
OF his own, as he cried out
to the convention:
1T wasn't a Republican ad-
ministration which at Pots
dam gave the Soviet Union
East Germany and left West
Berlin cut of from the rest
of the free world"
Mr.. Judd added some re-
minders also about the give
aways to the Soviet Union at
Yalta and Teheran confer
ences, conducted by a Demo-
cratic administration, as 900
million people disappeared
behind the Iron Curtain"
This is a sample of what
the argument about "low-
cred prestige" in the world
may be like during the COM
ing campaign. But the aver
age American will want to
hear something besides mere
words-he will want to know
what the policies will really
be that will keep America
out of another war. For the
Republicans are already
pointing to the record Of the
last half-century-with World
War I, World War II and the
Korean War all happening
under Democratic admin
istrations.
(Copyright, 1960)
Evening star., 1960-07-26

CHICAGO - It is difficult
to avoid being cynical at
these conventions, irrespec-
tive of which party holds
them. For things are not al
ways what they seem to be.
The words in the platforms
and speeches are meant
largely to catch votes and not
necessarily to express any
formula for governmental ac-
ton on specific problems.
The row here over the plat
form is incredible. Just a
few weeks ago the critics
were saying Dick Nixon is
a hard boiled reactionary
and that not a drop of lib
eral blood flows through his
veins. Today he is lined up
with the newest of liberals,
the Governor of New York.
Nelson Rockefeller. And the
news tickers have been tell
ing the public that there was
a chance of a Rockefeller
Nixon combination being
formed to fight some Of the
platform committees moder-
ate recommendations. What
a change a few bits of dra-
matte by-play really make!
Actually. the Republican
platform is basically a docu-
ment that seeks all the
worthwhile objectives which
the Democrats extol but looks
for sound ways to achieve
them - without bankrupting
the treasury, raising taxes
unduly and killing off the
free-enterprise system.
AS for the game of seman-
tics on foreign policy and de-
Tense, It is doubtful whether
the average man cares a
whole lot about anything ex-
cept peace in the world and
a big enough deterrent power
to prevent a war. High-sound-
ing phrases by themselves
don't build missiles or keep
our overseas bases manned
with bombers for counter
attack.
On civil rights. the Repub-
Evening star., 1960-07-26
The Republican Platform Gamble

increase taxes if they win
control of Government. The
G. o. P. platform, then, will
almost certainly be one of
generalities which seem to
say something, but don't
really. This, too, is politics"
There is just one exception.
The G. o. P. civil rights plat
form will not likely set any
date for desegregation of
schools as did the Democra-
tic. But it will not leave any
doubt but that it supports
fully the Supreme Court de-
cision that there can be no
discrimination in education
on the basis of color.
So, the Republicans must
decide whether we are, as
they are inclined to believe, a
politically conservative,
middle class" comfortable
Nation which doesn't want a
daring program but prefers
to play it safe.
The Democrats say no.
Evening star., 1960-07-26
Leaders Must Decide Whether Voters
Will Prefer a PIoy-It-Sofe Program

class? Indeed, the pinched
ones of our Nation are not
workers" in the old sense
of the word, but elderly per-
sons on pensions and the
white collar" employees at
medium wage levels.
For all these the word
taxes has become a sensitive
one. They vince at the sound
of it..
This explains why school
bond issues and admittedly
needed municipal and State
improvements have been so
frequently nullif1ed by voters.
The G. o. P. StrategistS are
about convinced that the
Democratic platform can be
turned into a new tax threat
with which to clobber the
makers of it.
This is precisely where the
Democrats declare there is
. a wide gulf in public re-
sponsibility. The Nation must
educate it's children, at what
ever the cost. 1t cannot fail
in its obligation to the old,
nor can it deprive it's growing
population and its young
married couples of housing.
Republicans, the Democrats
charge. are willing to frighten
the Nation and thus defeat
and delay measures vitality
necessary to the health Of
the country and its future
security. We may expect
Democrats to stand on their
platform and fight it through
the Democrats say we can,
and must, afford it. The
COP. says we can't and
don't need to do so.
There is some basis for this
indictment Of the G. o. P.
But this is politics. Politics is
a struggle for power. 1t can be
ruthless, reckless, and, some
times. brutal.
The Los Angeles platform
does put the Republicans on
the defensive. They must
argue against it's objectives.
To win, they must convince
the voters the Democrats are
dangerous persons, likely to
Evening star., 1960-07-26
Both Political Platforms Are Described
As Ignoring Danger of Some Teachings

couragement to youthful dis
dain for law and order. 1t is
also some of their teachers,
enjoying academic freedom"
who prepare our youth by
teaching them that our form
of government is obSoleScent.
The House committee has
made available films of the
San Francisco riots. Viewing
them is a most chilling eXpe-
rience. These boys and girls
had been fed academic poi
son from bottles with inSidi-
GUS labels. Many teachers and
professors follow the new phi
loSophy propounded by the
Canadian psychiatrist, DR..
Brock Chisholm in his book,
Prescription for Survival"
and reiterated by him at the
National Conference of Social
Welfare at Atlantic City last
spring. AS reported in the
Washington Star on June 9,
1860, he stated that depend
ence on the obsolete" Con-
Stitution of the United States
is a form of magic" Ameri-
cans must give UP to survive
in the nuclear age.
And, according to a report
in the w a hington Post
Times-Herald of June II,
1860, the Rev. DR.. Samuel
Miller, dean of the Harvard
Divinity School, stated that
the new dimensions of life
have made the old-time God
"at least questionable, per-