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Smyrna times., 1960-09-01
u. of ID. Course to
Be Offered Here

The University of Delaware is
offering a course Problems in
Elementary School Social Stud
les" Ed. 57l5Y (3), under the
direction of DR.. Cain in Smyrna
on Mondays during the fall of
1860. The course will be offer
ed in the John Bassett Moore
High School, Smyrna, and will
be the first course offered in
Smyrna Schools for some time
by the University. Registration
for the course will take place
at Dover High School, $50 to
$50 D. M, September 18th.
Smyrna times., 1960-09-01

Are you planning a college
WARDROBE" asks Miss Jane t
Reed, clothing specialist, Uni
versity of Delaware. Yes, you
Sayl Then consider the Five
C's" of college wardrobe, COL
lege, cost, care, coordination
and comfort, when making your
wardrobe plans, Miss Reed sug-
gests.
First What are acceptable
fashions and styles at the COL
lege you will be attending this
fall? What do they wear to
classes? How about those fra
ternity parties, how do | dress
for them?" you may ask.
Miss Reed points out that
college students in different
parts of the country dress diff
ferently. She suggests that you
write to the Dean of Women at
your college or drop a line to
your college big sister. They
can help you select a suitable
wardrobe.
Coordination of color is very
essential in making your word
robe do as many jobs as pos
sible. When planning your col
lege wardrobe, consider outfits
that may be mixed and watch
ed. For example, a sweater that
goes with more than one skirt
or a basic dress that may be
dressed up or toned down are
sensible selections.
Most college students want
to spend as little time as pos
sible doing washing, ironing, and
taking clothes to the cleaners.
Wash and wear clothes, that
shed wrinkles wash easily, and
require little ironing leave you
more time for other things.
Cost is the fourth considera-
ton. How much do things cost,
and what have you got to
spend? Plan and shop wisely
and make your money 60 as
far as possible. Don't buy poor
quality coats, suits, sweaters,
shirts or shoes. They don't last
and require more care than
those of better quality. Econo-
mize on such things as acces-
sories. They don't get much
hard wear.
If your budget is limited, save
some of your money until you
get to college. There will be
additional clothes you'll want
during the college year and you
will be out of luck if your pock-
etbook is empty.
Women are said to be con-
cerned first with vanity and
then comfort. Experience says
the two go together. If you
don't feel comfortable in your
clothes, you won't be satisfied
with your appearance. Be sure
clothes fit properly. Physical
Smyrna times., 1960-09-01
Consider 'Five C's" When Planning
College Wardrobe, Specialist Warns

comfort contributes to mental
comfort.
Plan your wardrobe with the
Five C's" in mind. Be sure
your college wardrobe is at
tractive and sensible.
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.iAvlAriloR
(cokTiNuep)

8 PIPER CUE J-ssi Q ali-rnetai Er.
coupes; I Piper PA-l6. 1 .Norti
American sNJ.5 (sanie As AT-6DS
many Of these, planes have, JUS
been reiicensed. csl VIII. 6-9417
JIM LANN1N0.
195! CESSNA 1sa. full iFR pane
shs tSsin sissSs'S 81 M &iI d Il HE
GhareS.. He. A.hhAa.
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AVIATION

CESSNA, 4-place, all-metal 17O-B;
$500. HE. 4-6935.
NEWLY FORMED FLYING CLUE
desires 2 additional members. ia
Cub and 4-place Stinson Voyager,
both newly licensed; membership
$500. Call WEstmore S-2424 ewes.
HA.. 1850 days.
PIPER VAGABOND, P. A. II, re.
licensed June, 1860; can be seer
at Davis Airport, Laytonsville, Md
S1,400, terms cash. OIL. 2-902S
EUPER CUSTOM TRI PAGER 1856
lie. to March, 1851: $3.50. Ewes
,KART. Ma. s.7s24,s' ''
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Fk0RIDA PROPERTY

P0MPANO BEACH--4l-unit apart.
ment hotel. facing the ocean: sis
1.hedrnn. apis, q hotel rms, "a
e6acieneies. lobby, coffee or cock
tail lounge: heat air-cond.;. park.
ing, pool, sprinkler system, patio;
lot 100x475. Rirst.class eendi,
t aShr R FEss'r Sss 81 nm 1.se,,
RETRlNGf How about 9 3-6edrm.'
2.bath rambler on Ice. lot, with
Florida I'm. and attached garage
Best residential location, pompano
Fla. Conv. to beach, stores anl
transp. Price $4,000, with term
to suit purehasef. KE. S-5465.
RETIREMENT HOMES - Estah
community;. 2 and 3-bedrm. homes
FHA, $3.50 down, from $64 month
Near fishing, bathing, shopping
Write for brochure. WHISPERING
PALMS, Box b45. vero Beach, Fla
ST. AUGUSTINE, FLORIDA
Near fishing, boating. Home and /ol
Investment; 7-rm. 3.bedrm. house
Also b-rm. cottage, garage apt,
brings $165 mo-; S1S.500. Com.
pletely furn. Widow. JU, 9-0462,
IS ACRES, $40 On,
$40 PER MONTH
Fun price. S695. In fast-Erowins
Collier County, Florida Writl
PINES N PALMS RANCHOs, BOZ
L 2S2Z, Pompano Beach, Florida.
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TRAILERS

'53 TRAvELo, sx35 st.. Q hedrms. :,
Sx30 It.. aluminium awning: other
extras. 30l Waverly 6-2A33.
1855 N0RTHLAND TRAILERi as
e. g.. z : y esdEts, s. Eer sale n rent;
see. i0ai0 Bait. aye. Col. Pi.. Nd.
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oN s-1Is1' sun Raa.' 1$.6H 'M'-lo P'M
AUSTIN.HEALEY '59 sprite: con.
$i.is5. owner. EN-. 2-sssss. ''
AUSTIN-HEALEY SO; fully equip.
Of sports &C cars T' has Been sf rsd, S.SsS
No reas. offer refused. Also ri.
umphs, Alphas and MOS.
JACK GELLER
1925 Conn. Ave. NV. EN-. 2-ssS9
ANGLIA so 2-dr.; Wv. tires;
BELL MOTORS
5111 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. $4,000
AUSTIN.HEALEY '55 rdstr.; white,
tonneau top. wire wheels. SsS5;
BELL MOTORS
5111 Wis: Ave. NV. Wo. $4,000
rdstr.: white; $500 miles. $1.1sb;
S BELL MOTORS
5111 wis. Ave. NV. Wo. $4,000
AUSTIN SO A-55 4-dr. A steal.
BELL MOTORS
6l11 Wis. Ave. NV. Wo. $1,000
AUSTIN-HEALEY 80; Q tops, $500
mi. black, red leather, like new,
$2,595. JACK PRY Ltd. 1918
Conn. ave-. ext. 1923.
AUSTTN-HEALEY = 1850 Sprife,
immaculate; white, black top, red
lea: fully equipped Exceptionally
clean. Guarantee. S1495.
CAPITOL PARTISAN
MOTORS, INC.
Authorized Mercedes-Bena Dealer
22d a. N NV. FE. 1880, It'll o PM.
AUSTIN HEALEY 1860 10000" de
luxe: red 4 scatter. After 9 pm.
or weekends. OF. 1884. "
AUSTIN HEALEY $50; 4-speed
trans, cd, r. and h.. Wv. $3.50.
or reasonable offer. EN-. 5-22O4.
AUSTIN-HEALEY SO; wire wheels,
overdrive, red and black; special at
FOWLER MOTORS, LTD.
IMPORTED CAR SERVICE
1914 N. Fort Myer Dr., Arl.
ia. 5-26l4
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rhAILERs
lcONllNuepl

SCHULZ, 20 1T, / hedrrn, wei
ftrn.. cir ccnd.. $1,000 Of bes,
ofier. JE. 4-43l6.
SPARTAN, 1859, 45xl0, vall-to.
val carpet. factory air cond.
$500 deVn. assume psyts. 90
6-O78N.
TRAILERs (2l Fruehauf so long
5000 value. Sac. $500 Cd. 97al
Bait. blvd, Coll. PIX, UN. z-7454
UTILITY TRAILER--Heayy- duts
4xsx2s hshts, hitch. and spare
Sis. Ju. 9-S63S.
UTILITY TRAILER, l4x6x4,
wheel; $500 OF best ofieT; eaoe
condition. WA. 7.3193.
'5S DUO Q bedrms. Clean quality
Si,25o and assume $50 Tor 81
months. See at Lot 60. HOLLY
Acres, WOODBRIDGE, Va, -.
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AUsTIN-HEALEY 80 & seetor: i'm
maculate, fully equipped, white
wired interior; 1895. Fl. 4-2744.
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AUfoMoslLEs FOR SALE
tcoNriNUEp)

I -
AUSTIN ABS 4-dr.; r. and h. $50
must .sasri.: secs. IA. 4-sSI5.
AUSTIN-HEALEY sPIRTE go road
showroom cond.; under 5000
original miles, Has never been
abused In any way. Beautiful
white finish with matching black
leather top and interior. Must
sell: need bigger car; S1,350. Will
take older car In trade. Pvt
owner. Ex. 3-s2Is.
AUsTIN.HEALEY '5s; very clean
sacrifice; $1,000. LITTLE CARS,
LID. FE. s-337s.
Mas q, A Inyr1. '54 90,
AID. 4-ooes Wv
AUSTIN 1851 A-40 sedan; 80 mi
per gal. proved by daily use; in
! good condition; 500. WI. 6-S375.
. soNNEy sa.sss SO vista; full'
STANDARD PONTIAC
Sesa SHEE5WM 5 m; Az T CHS
BORGWARD 80 Isabella station
wagon; APPROX. 5000 miles; So.
100. IA. 2.6339.
BUICK $50 lie sabre white 4-dr !;
p.s.. dynaflow. r. and b.. Wv
tires: excel, ecndf.; $3.50. JE
4-7674.
BUICK '55 Special h.t; very clean
$4e5; 500 down.
BELL MOTORS
Oil Wis. Ave. NV. WO. $4,000
BUICK $50 Century 4-dr. hit;
pS.; clean. S6a5; $500 down.
BELL MOTORS
61l1 Wis. Ave. NV. Wo. $4,000
BUICK 1850 2-door hardtop; dyna.
now, power steering and brakes,
radio. heater, Jet black, one own
or, extra clean: $2,G95.
STANLEY H. HORNER
Fla. Ave. NE. at 9th Ii. 6-8464
BUICK 20 Electra 225 4-dr. hard
top; low mileage. / owner,
| driver, garage kept: S2,45O OF
best offer. EV, 4-1642.
BUICK $50 Electro 225 white COW. :;
fully powered, =. and H.; Roini
! overseas: $2,695 or make ofier
Call FE. 7-9136.
BUICK 1859 4-dr. LeSabre sedan
power brakes and steering, :. ane
i h. air cond., copper glow: $4,000
mis-. $1,000. ia. 4-S042.
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CHRYST,EP '55

CHRYSLER 81 Imperial LeBaToi
custom sedan: full power, Cadii
lac trade in; S1,S65.
AkerS OldS-C Cadillac Co,
HARRINGTON SHOPPING CTR. )
OV. 3-0350 ALEXANDRIA
CHRYsLER 1883 station wagon 4.
door 9-paSsenRer: equipped Will
full power, ETC.; Q rare find II
station wagons; only $685..
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 PM.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS Co
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA, MD. OIL. 6-T50C
CHRYSLER 81 VS. Imperial: auto
trans, power steering. brakes
windows. r., h.: $50. PO. 2-9463
CHRYsLER 81; FORD 80; 6 cyl
r. and h.; good cond. Make offer
CHRYSLER '49; good running cond
SIS. ia. 9-0933.
CHRYSLER 80 4-dr. sed,; Z. aYaI
h.; priced TO sell, $195.
DoDGE-DART-LANCER
1898 Viers Mill Rd., 10. 5-357!
Open Sunday, 1875
CITROEN Ds-19 '5s model; 2 new
$l,095. HI. S.S0SO,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CADILLAC 1860 convertible: al
terror: air conditioned, ETC.; abb
solutely immaculate; only Sb,495.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL o PM,
Suburban Cadillac-Olds Co,
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
CADILLAC '5S Sedan de vile; tur-
Quoise and. white; power steering,
power brakes, factory air cond.
Weekend special, S2,995. :
Capitol Cadillac dds Co.
1929 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC 1860 sedan de Vile;
regal blue, white top. harmo.
mixing luxurious blue appointed in.
terror: all the Cadillac fine fea-
lures including power steering
brakes. windows. power 6-Way
seat; electric door locks, vent
windows, and trunk plus auto
pilot cruise control: sure to please
the most discriminating buyer
Orig. cost over $1,000; an out
standing value at $4,000.
Olmstead (Olds)
EST. oLDs DEALER SINCE 1885
1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. ia, 7-s400
CADILLAC SO coupe; immac. con-
dition: all power. air cond.; $3,-
$50; can finance $4,000 or viii
trade. Ewes. and Suns, EN-. g.
2464; Elk. 3-7547 and TX. g.
754s weekdays.
CADILLAC 1860 Fleetwood sedan;
pastel fawn with special top,
equipped with air conditioning
full power and electrical Access
SORES, etc, special S5.095.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL o PM
Suburban Cadillac-Olds Co.
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA. MD. OIL. 6-770G
CADILLAC 80 coupe; black; full
power: especially clean. This week
end, only S3,495.
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co,
.l222 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
CAD. LIMOUSINE '58 q passenger;
air cond;. full power equip, ga
500 or best offer. DU. 2.34Ol
after am. Monday.
CADILLAC 80 model "62" 2-dr
eye, white. inter. black and white,
low. MI, spare never on ground
$4,495 or best reas. offer. OWN
Err, OIL. 6-5976.
CADILLAC '57 "75" limo; black
factory air. power steering, power
brakes: special, $3,19b.
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co,
1922 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC 1860 aforementioned
Sedan de Vile: choice Of 2 COM
pany cars.
AkerS Olds- Cadillac Co.
DARLINGTON SHOPPING CTR"
ov. 3-035O ALEXANDRIA
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FREE HUNTING-5OO acres; room
and 3 meals, $40 per day. Make
reservations. RETURN MOTEL,
New Market, Va, GA. 2-3I04.
HUNTING FREE-s00 ACRES, deer
turkey. etc. to guests of modern
motel, As miles D. C.; $50 per day
including meals. Wo. 6-7029.
HUNTING PRIVILEGES on large
tract of land. Call EN-. 4-22s4.
MARSHALL. virginia.
KILL YOUR DEER on the Eastern
shore; sit-on stand, S25 per dsy:
shot within 800 yds. Guaranteed
or money refunded: reservations
- now being taken. GEORGE WOEI,.
Eel, 8 School street, Annapolis,
D. Md, or call Colonial S-564I:
weekdays. Colonial S-1671.
16-ACRE MARSH, 81, 900; 244-acre
marsh, $4,000: both on BLACK
p Water River, Eastern Shore, just
below wild life refuge; best black
duck shooting: daily limit 3, CAL
Annapolis, Colonial S-5641; week.
days. Colonial S-1671,
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VACATION PLACES
HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS

WASHINGTON, VA.
Lake Motel welcomes hunters, Spe
cial rates for parties.
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TRUST NOTES F0R SALE
TRUST NOTES WANTED

End TRUST, pay up to S0ss,
money same DAY.; c. II. PATTEN.
DI. 7-2704 Oh. S-7743
end TRUST WANTED, D, G., Nd,
or Va; quick action. Call MR.
SHELTON. 10. $4,000.
End TRUST NOTES WANTED, tor
prices paid: mined. service. MR..
JEFTREYS, MA. S.0352.
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CHEv. $50 Bel Air 4-dr. hit, VS.:
cute aSrs trans ms r. and H. ste &. a
inside and out: top mech. cond. /;
must see and drive to appreciate;
SS9h. l. P sTEUART SILVER
hwy, JU. 9-I434. Open Sundays,
IL to 5.
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AUSTIN '56
A-door sedan: $395,
ORBIT RANDI Err.

M 53O9 E;a Aye Aga; BrentEood, Nd,
SUN 1S-6
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power: FACTORY AIR CoNDT.
TONED: black finish. S1,295
THACKER MOTORS
18th and R. I. Ave. NE. LA. g-ll0C
CADILLAC '55 go" with air cond
STANDARD PONTIAC
a46n CHILLUM RID. APP. 7-Tl2C
QUEENSTOWN SHOPPING CTR"
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CADILLAC go convertible coupe
platinum finish: very low mileage
company official car. Our specia
for November, now only S4.S96.
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co,
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IAT1IOI FAhIOIAN
MOTORS. INC

IMPORTED CAR SERVICE
1914 N. Fort Myer. Dr.. Arl.
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AUsTIN-HEALEY SO .sprite; con.
S1,195. OWNER, EN-. 2-aoSS.
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tires, good rubber: cIean M S Sio,
or best offer. KE. S-4772.
ANGLIA '57 2-dr.; r. and h., peri
peauty; new motor in Feb. 80,
have all bills: $3.50. RE. T-20Sl.
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AUTOS. Z TRUCKS for HIRE
AUTOS q TRUCKS WANTED

COVERED PICK Up TRUCK, a.
ton; and driver for hire. For rates
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Olnstead (Olds)

EST. QLDs DEALER SINCE 1895
1000 Wilson Blvd, Arl.. ia. 7-840O
CADILLAC SO coupe; immac. con-
s sso; can al Nance AZ ss sSSnd Il $s
trade. Ewes. and suns, EN-. g.
2464: Elk. 3-7547 and TX. g.
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CADILLAC 1860 convertible; al.
pine white. full red leather in.
terror: air conditioned, etc.; ab.
eolutely immaculate; only 6,495
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ANTIQUE AUTOS FOR SALE
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ALFA '5S Spyder cow: white,
AL; $l,S95. JACK PRY. 10th
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AUsTIN-HEALEY 80; fully equip.
81. 795; SO. $795. Our large stock
Of sports cars has been reduced
umphs, Alpha's and MOS.
Evening star., 1960-04-04

he said. to attract the mil
lions of new citizens who are
becoming part of our political
society"
The way to do this, he
suggested. is to spread the
message that 'Republicanism
offers the best means for
America. and those most
compatible with our ideas of
individual worth, response
bility and dignity.
Secretary of Commerce
Frederick H. Mueller de-
nounced "the perennial
scare mongerS" who, he said,
spread false charges that
the United States now is Sec
ond-rate in military power.
The truth is that our
country is the most powerful
nation on earth, both in eco
nomic and defense power"
the Commerce Secretary de-
clared.
Evening star., 1960-04-04
EXCLUSIVELY YOURS
Vice President Lionized
Republican Women Mob Reception

was one young woman's
greeting to the v. P. =.
81 am a farmers wife from
Minnesota and we are hop
ing you'll get in," was an
others.
Pat Nixon heard as they
went down the line: You're
brave to shake all these
hands" II admire your
stamina. My husband ad-
mires your method with your
children" Next First
Lady" :. "It's wonderful
for you to do this for u.s."
-. You're so gracious"
you'll be wonderful in
the White House." We're
crushed in a good cause"
Worried from the beginning
that one of the women would
slip going down the ramp.
Mr.. Nixon had his Secret
Service man offer a helping
hand as they started down
the incline. And finally to
avoid worrying about it he
Evening star., 1960-04-04

moved the receiving line
about an hour later to the
floor level.
AS the women came
through by the hundreds, a
few familiar faces stood out
Mrs. Katherine Howard of
Boston, Mrs. Robert Low
Bacon of this city and Mrs.
Chapman Revercomb, wife of
the former Senator of West
Virginia, who said her hus-
band is running for Cover
nor this time.
Fruit punch, cakes and
eclairs adorned the tea tables
for the first hour or so of
the party. And there were
some special accents, like
two inflated elephants and
the young majorette type.
Miss GOPtimism, who passed
out perfume bottles of
Nixon" the Winning Scent.
I didn't get a sniff, so have
no chance of recognizing it
in the future.
Evening star., 1960-04-04

troll of the Senate this No
vember. He expects them to
pick up two to four seats, he
said.
The Senator listed Illinois,
West Virginia. Rhode Island
and Michigan as States now
held by Democrats where he
thinks Republican chances
in November are excellent.
Secretary of Labor James
P. Mitchell told the women
that the Republicans great
est problem is that they are
a minority party.
The party must find a way,
Evening star., 1960-04-04
BY ISABELLE SHELTON
Star Stan Writer

Senator Barry Goldwater
of Arizona is available to run
as Vice President on a Nixon
Goldwater ticket, he told the
Eighth Annual Republican
Women's Conference at the
Sheraton-Park Hotel today.
Anybody who would say
he wouldn't consider it may
be would have been smoking
that opium pipe Dick Nixon
was talking about in Omaha
the other day." the Senator
said in responding to a ques-
, ton about his vice presi-
dental intentions.
Three other vice presiden-
Evening star., 1960-04-04

Chairman and Mrs. Thrus-
ton Morton.
Representing the other de-
partments were Mrs. Chris
tian Herter with Assistant
Secretary of State William
Macomber, Secretary of
Commerce Fritz Mueller,
Secretary of Health, Educa-
ton and Welfare and Mrs.
Arthur Flemming, Undersec-
retary Of Agriculture True
Morse, Assistant Secretary of
Defense and Mrs. Perkins
Mcguire and Assistant Post
master General and Mrs.
Rollin Barnard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nixon re-
ceived on a raised carpeted
runway with a ramp leading
up to it and away from it.
When they took their places
on it against the east wall,
the entire assemblage in the
room bent every effort to get
to the approach end of the
runway. 1t took the COM
bined efforts of the Nixon
aides present to hold the
crowd in line.
The presidential candidate
was a study in sociable but
businesSlike politicking on a
large scale. He thanked dele
gates for their help; he en-
couraged them to continue,
and he promised to visit their
States. In some cases he
asked a delegate to come to
his Office to talk over the
situation.
AS FAST AS THEY CAME
he had a word: "You did a
wonderful job-all those tele-
phone calls" I'VE will be
up there before long" .
II hope we get there too be-
fore the election" BY using
the word election" instead
of convention" Mr.. Nixon
proved he has no doubts re-
garding his nomination.
To a delegate from New
Hampshire he said, Thanks
for your good work up there. "
-. To a delegate from Rhode
Island. he said, You're got
a good gang up there" .
When a woman said, I'm
from Massachusetts," he re-
piled, II know from your
flower. After a while you get
to know these things"
To a delegate from Mo-
desto. Calf. he said, I'VE
need a lot of work in that
valley" To a South Da-
kota woman he said, Come
up and talk to me about it.
We will be up there" To
an Indiana delegate he also
noted, 1--WE need a lot of
work there" okla
homa?" he noticed on a del
egate's name tag, Good, we
will do all right there" .
I'VE had a wonderful meet
ing, didn't we?" he asked q
Nebraska delegate. Did we
get a good press?"
Washington" he read the
State on another name tag,
We need it, we need it."
I'VE hope we have good luck
there" he told a Wisconsin
delegate "In be back
there |" he told a New
Hampshire delegate.
To an elderly woman who
glanced at her watch and
said something when she
greeted him, he jokingly
commented, You mean after
waiting in line you don't
know whether it's worth il
or not?"
THE LONG WAIT to meet
the guests of honor was the
subject of many of the visit
ors' comments. Said one ad-
miring delegate, u would
not have gone through that
for the President" Said
another. Two years ago ]
said, Mr.. President of 1860
Il am still saying it,"
My mother loves you, too, F"
Evening star., 1960-04-04
Senator GoIdwoter Saws
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tial possibilities had ducked
the same question, when it
was propounded to them at
earlier sessions of the con-
ference
They were Secretary of the
Interior Fred Seaton, Secre-
tary of H e alth, Education
and Welfare Arthur Flem-
ming and Ambassador to the
United Nations Henry Cabot
Lodge.
The Senator, who is chair
man of the Republican Sem
atorial Campaign Commit
tee, told the women 1T is
mathematically impossible"
for Republicans to gain con-