Chrysler Corp.
By DAVID J. WILKIE
DETROIT i Chrysler Corp's
1956 model cars, introducing push
butloin automatic drive control,
numerous new safety features and
Experts Say Ike
Will Run If His,
Health Permits
By JACK BELL !
DENVER i Republican strat
egists said today President Eisen
hower's own evaluation of his
health next spring may determine
largely whether he runs for a
second term.
The President's precedent-sct-tins
conference here over the week
end with the Republican chair
men of 48 states, the District of
Columbia and Hawaii left techni
cally unanswered the $6-1,000 ques
tion of whether he will run again
next year. ;
But many of those who attended
reached this conclusion:
If the President feels next spring
that he can lake on four more i
years in the White House without :
danger of physical incapacitation, !
he will he a candidate. i
Republicans who talked w i t h !
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physical fitness and reported his j
"bubbling enthusiasm" about Re-;
publican party prospects next year, i
They said they think the odds are
heavy that he wdl run again. i
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1956 Model
a new ultra-modern body design
concept were dislayed at a press
preview Monday.
As the new ears were introduced
Chrysler resident L. L. Colbert
said the record number sold so
far this year is not a temporary
phenomenon; that there js "every
reason to expect a continued high
level of demand."
The showing, at Chrysler's prov
ing grounds at Chelsea, west of
here, disclosed that Chrysler, like
other car makers, has been carry
lag on extensive safety tests.
In these tests, particular em.
hasis has been given to a new
type door latch, designed to pre
vent doors from popping open in
any but most unusual crashes.
Chrysler calls them "life guard"
latches. They will be standard on
all Chrysler Cor. cars
The push button drive, to be
Coast Guard Decides
To Commission Caston
WASHINGTON w - The Coast
Guard announced Monday it has
decided to commission N. Pierre
Gaston who was graduated from
its officer candidate school last
April but was not given a com
mission because of questions raised
about the loyalty of his mother.
The commission as an ensinn in
the Coast Guard Reserve will be
dated as of April.
Gaston has he?n serving as an
apprentice seaman in Coast Guard
headquarters here.
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Cars Feature
I standard on all Plymouth, DeSoto,
Dode, Chrysler and Imperial
i models equipped with automatic
transmissions, will be controlled
from the instrument panel, left of
i the steering wheel. The selector
'Appraisers Will
Put Price Tags
On Federal Homes
! WASHINGTON i.fi Appraisers
I will start soon putting a price tag
on homes owned by the govern
ment in the atomic cities of Oak
: Ridge, Tenn., and Richland, Wash,
i The Federal Housing Adminis
tration announcement here said
1 FHA teams of real estate ap
; praisers will set up offices in each
J area within two weeks.
Congress has authorized sale of
the homes by the Atomic Energv
! Commission to individuals with
priorities assigned present occu
pants. i The setting of a fair market val
i tie on the homes is a first step
1 toward disposing of the property.
! Oak Ridge, with 32.500 inhabi
j tants, and Richland, with 28,000,
were built originally by Army Kn
ginecrs as part of the huge Man
hattan Project.
The announcements said two
nationally recognized appraisers
and consultants Richard lla'l of
Washington, 1). C, and Watson A.
Bowes of Denver have been
named to assist the FHA.
Hall will be technical advisor at
Oak Ridge, and Bowes at Rich
land. The appraisal job will include
setting values on home sites and on
commercial and other properties
as well as residences.
MODEST MAIDEXS
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"I don't feel dressed when I go out to lunch
without my qloves!"
Push Button Controls, Safety
unit consists of buttons for neutral,
low. drive and reverse which are
illuminated for night driving.
Chrysler emphasizes that the
left-ot-the-wheel installation keeps
the buttons out of reach of chil
dren. It noted also that shifting
with the new device is as gentle
as operating a pushbotton radio.
Linkage between the control and
transmission consists of a single
I armored cable. Actuation of the
; various gears is accomplished
when the cable moves varying
distances as the pushbottons are
depressed.
I The device is designed so the
! engine cannot be started in any
gear except neutral. Another built
; in. safety factor prevents the trans
; mission from accidentally being
: shifted into reverse at speeds above
:10 miles an hour.
Offered as optional equipment
; are safety seat belts and a newly
designed vacuum-operated brake
i system with automoatic transmis
sion installations.
I Chrysler calls the new body
styling concept "flight-s w e e p."
Quarles Say Air Force
To Continue Training
WASHINGTON M Secretary
Donald A. Quarles says the A i r
Force plans neither to stiffen nor
to ease its course of training men
I lo survive as prisoners of war.
Disclosure of simulated brain-
1 washing and other tactics used at
: the school at Stead Air Force
I Base, New, last week brought
; some criticism that it was too
rough. Quarles told a CBS audi
l ence however, the program "is
' definitely justified." - '
I A check by the inspector gen
, eral, he said, "left us nothing se
I rious to worry about."
1-13
; Rear fenders and quarter panels
feature the fin treatment. Tail
i light units, integrated into the fins,
! carrying out the aircraft moliff
I evident in the over-all stvline.
New high-sweep fenders empha
size the low silhoutte of all five
lines of Chrysler Corp. cars.
Four-door hardtop models will
be offered in all lines, along with
advances in engines that will pre
sent higher output and increased
compression ratios. Also incor
porated into the new model de
sign are new 12-volt electrical sys
tems. A major optional Installation for
Appeals Court Is Requested
To Overrule NLRB Decision
WASHINGTON Ufi The U.S.
Court of Appeals here has been
I asked to overrule a National Labor
Relations Hoard decision that a
union, in its capacity as an em
ployer, is not. subject to the Taft
Hartley Law. ban on unfair labor
practices.
The AFL Office Employes Un
ion, and its local 11 at Portland,
Ore., has petitioned the court
to set aside the 3-2 opinion by the
NLRB Aug. 28 that unions in such
cases are covered by its policy
j aiamsi lakm? cases involving non
j profit organizations.
I The case that brought the ruling
I involved an AFL Teamsters L'n-
ion subdivision in Portland,
i charged with unfair labor prac
j tices toward its own employes.
mi ii lh d twain iniT nau lounu
the Teamsters organization guilty
of trying to revent teamster em
ployers from joining the AFL Of
fice Employes Union.
The NLRB majority overruled
College Education Value
Estimated By Bureau
WASHINGTON tf-How much is
a college education worth in cold
cash?
On the average, $31,000, two Cen
sus Bureau officials reported lo
the annual meeting of the Amer
ican Sociological Society.
Paul C. Click and Herman P.
Miller said:
"Over a lifetime, the average
college graduate can expect to re
ceive about $100,000 more income
than the average high school grad
uate. Since the direct and indirect
costs of the college education are
roughly estimated at $9,000, it is
concluded that a college education
represents a sound investment
from a purely monetary view
point." The census men cautioned, how
ever, that a college degree is no
guarantee of higher earnings. They
said about one fourth of all college
graduates earn less than high
school graduates in the same age
group.
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Devices
1956 models is a "Highway Hi
all five Chrysler lines by CBS
Fi" record player, developed for
laboratories.
Some specific details of the new
cars, especially power output and
j compression ratios were withheld
for later announcement separately
by each of the divisions. These
announcements are expected to
start next week with public intro
ductions of the new cars set for
some time in October.
Prices of the new cars also are
being withheld until the public in
troductions. the trial examiner and dismissed
the case.
Howard Conghlin, president of
the Office Employes Union, said
"We think the NLRB decision is
wrong as a matter of law, and
intend to fi"ht in the courts until
this is established."
Coughlin said the Taft-Hartley
Act "specifically provides that la
bor unions are employers when
dealing with their own employes,
and are subject to the unfair labor
practice provisions of that law just
as is any other employer." He
said the Warner Labor Act also
"is pointedly clear" that labor
unions must be treated as other
employers when they deal with
their own employes.
"The Office Employes Interna
tional Union believes that every
union ought to want to deal fairly
with its own employes, bargain
collectively with them, and set
hi?h standards for waces. hours
and working conditions," Coughlin
said.
HONORS FRANKLIN This
one-half-cent Benjamin Frank
lin commemorative stamp goes
on sale at Washington, D.C.,
Oct. 20, opening day o( the
Washington Jubilee Exhibition.
The orange stamp bears a like
ness of Frnnklin, reproduced
from a portrait by J.S. Duplcssis.
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Tue., Sept. 13, 1955 The
'Collins Critical
Of Republic Fund
As Subversive
WASHINGTON Ofl-A charge that
the Fund for the Republic threat
ens national security has been met
with a reply that the fund "is
dedicated to the principles of the
Declaration of Independence and
the Constitution."
The charge was made Sunday
by Seaborn P. Collies, national
commander of th American
Legion, who called on three million
Lesionnaires to "have no truck"
with activities sponsored by the
fund. Collins said "it appears that
the Fund for the Republic. . :is
threatening and may succeed in
crippling the national security."
In New York, Dr. Robert M.
Hutchins, head of the fund and
i one-lime president of the Univer
, sity of Chicago, retorted:
1 "It is too bad that Mr. Collins
I had not bothered to try to find nut
I the purposes and activities of the
fund before he attacked it.
"The fund is dedicated to the
principles of the Declaration of In
dependence and the Constitution."
Collins said the fund has carried
on "constant, loaded criticism of
congressional an' administration
efforts to resist Communist infil
tration." He slid this "proDaganda
is considered by the American Le
gion to be as dangerous as it is
untrue. . ."
Television Receiver
:ces Said Rising
NEW YORK w Prices of
television receivers are rising. A
$20 hike in prices on most models
is being made by Allen B. Du
Mont Laboratories Inc. Motorola
has raised prices on 13 models $10
to $30 a set.
Emerson Radio and Admiral
Corp. announced last month they
were upping prices $10 to $20 a
set. Other manufacturers cite ris
ing costs of labor and materials
and indicate they will join in mark
ups.
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! Mother Hopes Son Will
Get Home For Birthday
SEATTLE ifl The mother of
Walter A. Riekelt, one of 10 Amer
icans P-d China announced would
be released from prison shortly,
expressed hope he would get home
in time for his 34th birthday Oct.
26.
But Mrs. A.J. Rickctt wasn't
raising her hopes too high.
"It's been a long, long wait, and
we've been disappointed so many
times," she said. "I won't get my
hopes up until I know he's out of
China."
The Ricketts received a letter
from their son the first week of
August but it contained no hint he
knew of his approaching release.
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