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Will Accept Another Term
By IAI.K C. Wll-SON
I'iiMm! in-s Stuff C'jrn'fciMimli'iit
WASHINGTON fUPl-The re
turns are in on President Eisen
hower's min-politiru swing through
New hnglund along with his news
confereiK-t' explanation that his coy
reference -s Ho a second term wen
just funning.
Practical politicians around town
are not buying any 01 mat. in
something more than two White
House years, Mr. Kistuhowcr has
shown himself to be a natural-born
baby kisser. A congenital politi
cian, despite an Army background,
Moreover, the President shows
much evidence of liking his job
The frustrations of office which
raised his blood pressure during
the first 12 months no longer s(om
to do so.
The President and his charm in,
Mamie have worked out a routine
of living which gives due considera
tion to the fact that Mrs. Eisen
howeras most women is not up
to the daily grind of politics.
Of recent first ladies, Mrs. Etsen
His Dream
Paid Off
PITTSBURGH (UP) Ray A.
Hammcrstrom, a roller at the
Pittsburgh Works of the Jones and
Laughlin Steel Corp. here, had a
dream worth $15,000.
Events leading up io his happy
dream began in the summer of
1953, when a new 10-inch bar mill
was installed at the works. The
mill worked fine, except for a
switch that controlled the delivery
of straight bars to the cooling!
beds.
Company engineers altered the1
switch 11 times, but it still wasn't
right. Hammerstrom thought a lot
about the problem and even made
some rough sketches of a new de
sign. But he had no success until
one afternoon when he lay down
for a nap.
He dreamed about the switcn
and, in the dream, it worked
perfectly. When he awoke, he
sketched his dream design. When
company engineers tested it they
found it worked like a dream.
His visionary cat-nap won Ham
merstrom a check for $15,000, the
largest award the firm ever made
to an employe for an idea.
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hower is about average on the score
of political activity and hostessing
at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. If
pretty Grace Coolidge ever per
formed a political deed during the
late Calvin's term of office, none
about recalls it, other than she
vas just her gracious self around
.i;e house. And the L'ooiidgcs were
great ones to travel for long week'
ends and long summers away
from Washington.
Mrs, Hoover was active in the
affairs of her husband's Quaker
church and in the Girl Scouts. She
was a woman of rare intelligence
and wide reading, and shared with
President Hoover the problems o!
power and office, but never in pub
lic. There was Mrs. Roosevelt, of
course, but her like had not been
seen before, nor likely again soon
Homey Bess TVuman spent about
as much time back there in Inde
pendence as M rs . E; isenho wer
spends on the family s Gettysburg
farm. She had no taste for Wash
ington society, but clung closely to
her pre-White House friends, a trait
which is strong with Mrs. Eisen
hower as well.
Mrs. Eisenhower's health surely
would be a factor in any decision
the President might make about a
second term. But there is no show
ing that she is other than in good
physical condition, if something
less than a robust lady wTestler.
I!undy Gettysburg Farm
Much of her time now is spent
on the Gettysburg farm which is
as handy to Washington for herself
and her husband as Greenwich,
Conn., could be to a commuting
New York tycoon or Twin Pealis
to a San Franciscan. Someone
said recently that when an ade
quate small airplane turned up to
flit the Eisenhowers to and from
Gettysburg in a matter of minutes,
the biggest obstacle to another
nomination for President was re
moved. All of this adds up. If the Presi
dent really were sour on his job
and wanted out, he wouldn t be
funning in New England about the
possibility of another term. It is
a fact that he becomes annoyed
from time to time and snaps at
intimates that it's a tough job
from which he'd like to retire. But
so do most men and women get
fed up, occasionally, with the work
they do and often love.
The old timers will remember
the constant sighs and laments ut
tered by FDR at the fate whLh
kept him In, and away from Hyde
Park. On the other hand, Mr.
Roosevelt devoted one of the keen
est political minds of our times to
maintaining his leasehold on the
White House. And there are in
town those who say, if he could
get a fourth term, why not a fifth?
Had he not died it would have
been a fair and interesting ques
tion. DO IT YOURSELF
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car repairing" has come
td Maine. Michael and Hazel Kear
ney opened up their commercial
garage to motorists who want to
do their own repairs. The ama
teur mechanics pay only for spare
parts and the equipment they use.
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'Why don't you go back to raising rabbits instead of bees
Gets Awards From Abroad
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (UP)
Norman MacPhail, Grand Rap
ids ham radio operator, has
received awards from British and
French societies for the record
number of fellow "hams" he has
been able to contact in parts of
the world.
MacPhail received the BERTA
award from the Radio Society of
Great Britain for establishing two
way contact with 50 broadcasting
stations in British posessions in
North America, South America,
Chemical Intake
Report Issued
MIDLAND, Mich. (UP) Do
you remember buying 175 pounds
or sulfuric acid of 40 pounds of
caustic soda, or even only 35
pounds of chlorine recently?
According to Lerand I. Doan,
president of Dow Chemical Co..
this is the per capita consumption
of these three basic chemical prod
ucts.
"Most of the products of the
chemical industry are channeled
into other industries to emerge
unrecognizable as a chemical ma
terial, or perhaps not to emerge at
all but only to assist in the pro
duction of a non-chemical prod
uct," Doan said
FOLKS HERE HE IS!
DAVY CROCKETT EVANS
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WE HAVE SOME "MIGHTY-NICE"
USED CARS HERE NOW! COME
IN AND LOOK 'EM OVER.
1953 Poniac 8 4-Door $1595
Radio & heater, standard transmission.
1952 Pontiac 8 4-Door $1395
Radio & heater, Hydramatic.
1952 Nash Ambassabor 4-door Sedan $1295
Radio & Heater.Hydramatic, Power accessories.
Low mileage, A real beautiy. Priced right.
1950 Pontiac 4-Door 8 $ 795
Radio & heater, Hydramatic. "Look 'em Over. Pick
the Best!"
1951 Studebaker 2-Door $ 745
Radio & heater, overdrive, motor Just completely over,
hauled. "Miles and Miles Left in This Car!1'
1952 Lincoln 4-door $1995
One owner. Looks like new. has a complete new
motor. Has radio, heater Hydramatic transmis
sion. Here's a lot of car.
1952 Chrysler New Yorker 4-door Sedan ..$1595
Radio & heater, automatic transmission. A real
road car that will go and go. A vacation special.
1951 Plymouth 2 door Sedan $ 895
Radio heater. Very clean. This car has never
been hurt Come and see it.
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'48 Ford 2-door $250 '48 Packard 4-door, $350
'48 Plymouth 4 door $250 '47 Olds Club Cpc. $195
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Europe, Africa, Asia and the South
Pacific.
The DUF. diploma from the
Union of France, is issued by the
Reseau des Emitteurs Francais
for working 10 French colonies on
five continents.
MacPhail said he has started
work on five awards from Arigen
tina, Brazil and Canada. The
task is a long one although a
hobby he said, because confir
mation letters are needed and "I'll
bet not more than 75 per cent of
hams send out in writing what
they promise you over, the air."
IX) AS I SAY
MINNEAPOLIS (UP) A police
man lectured elementary school
children recently on traffic safety
and told them to report anyone
violating the rules to the princi
pal's office. The first person re
portedthe officer, himself. One
of the youngsters noticed he jay
walked to 'his car after making
the speech and turned him in to
the principal.
MUCH IN ONK
Idaho's area is larger than that
of Connecticut, Delaware, Mary
land, Massachusetts, New Hamp
shire, New Jersey, Rhode Island,
Vermont and West Virginia com
bined. YEP HE WAS BORN
ON A MOUNTAIN TOP
IN TENNESSEE
DAVY SAYS "Folks, back
where I come from they call
me "Honest Davy" and I aim
to be Just that Just bring
your used car troubles to me
and you'll be treated right."