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SIGHT MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Thursday, June fl, I9SS 'en Around Eisenhower' May Persuade President To Seek Second Tern Br LYLE C. WILSON United Phii Correspondent Washington 0J.R) M-A-E is common code for "Men Around Eisenhower," upon whom more than any other group depends the President's decision whe ther to seek a second term. Sherman Adams is chief of t h e group, most of whom are actually in the White House. Lyte C. Wilson when FDR was here it was "The, White House Gang." Former President Hoover had his early morning "Medicine Ball Cabinet." Way back yonder the term "Kitchen Cabinet" described the informal group of advisers closest to President Andrew Jackson. Many of President Harding's troubles could be traced to the men from whom he took too much advice, "The Ohio Gang." Some presidents pick one top and unofficial minister, as Presi dent Coolidge chose merchant Frank W. Stearns of Boston, Mass., and Woodrow Wilson picked Col. E. M. House. These advisers or groups of advisers usually are more power ful in their influence upon a president than the members of his cabinet or big league politi cians. t It will come as bad news to Democrats that the M-A-E are consistenly plugging for Mr. Eisenhower to run again. The President probably has not yet made up his mind. He has told intimates from time to time that he is through that a second term is out. But it is remarked in Washington that re ports of these sometimes annoy ed disavowals of further political ambition have been less frequent of late. . It was not unusual 12 months or even less back for a highly situated politico to relate in con fidence to friends after a White House visit with Mr. Eisenhower had said he would not again seek the presidency. The M-A-E appear to be partly responsible for the decrease in such remarks. Their enthusiasm for his renomination recently be came so great that Mr. Eisen hower requested his top White House aides to cease discussing in public the desirabiliy or likli hood of a second term. But these aides are not discouraged in their eager efforts to make the presidency a' more comfortable jab. J ' The staff system of adminis tration which the President brought to the White House from the Army could and, doubtless, does considerably eae the bur den of executive responsibility. The M-A-E are responsible for making the staff system work. The greatest triumph of the second termers, however, pop ped up only last week when the President took off for his Gettys burg farm in an Oklahoma-built, twin - engined Aero Commander. The M-A-E have worried con siderably about the 85 miles of winding and sometimes narrow road over which the President must travel to his country home. It is a dangerous, two - hour drive. And two hours is too long. The Aero Commander can make it in 30 minutes, sometimes less.' Mr. Eisenhower will use his small airplane again tfiis week end after receiving a degree from Pennsylvania State Univer sity at State College, Pa., of which his brother, Milton,' is president It is 75 miles from State College to Gettysburg. The airplane will do it in about 15 minutes. Mr. Eisenhower has said he wants to spend more time on his farm. That is one reason he has hesitated about a second term. The handy, new airplane, makes Gettysburgh a suburb of Wash ington for the President. He now can spend any week night on the farm, breakfast there and be on time for work in Washington. That little airplane may per suade the President that anoth er term wouldn't be so bad, after all. The M-A-E can take a bow. Zinfandel is the only true Cal ifornian wine; its name and wine type are found nowhere else in the world. Molotov Indicates4 July 18-21 Acceptable Paris (U.R) Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov today indicated to French Premier Edgar Fuare that Russia will accept the West'c invitation to a top level Big Four meeting in Geneva July 18-21. Authoritative French sources said Molotov told Faure and French Foreign Minister Antoine Pinay at' a hastily arranged luncheon meeting at the Quai d'Orsay that Russia has no fun damental objections to the dates and dace nroDOsed by the West. Molotov will sail tonight on the Queen Elizabeth for the United States and a.une 20 meeting at San Francisco with the Big Three Western foreign ministers.. Lack of Concentration Noted in Polio Cases Washington U.R) The U. S. Public Health Service said today that so far this year there is little evidence of "any unusu ally high concentration" of polio cases in any specific local areas. In arriving at this estimate of the polio situation, it took into consideration the population size in the various areas arid the usual seasonal occurrence of the disease. The service said 251 new polio cases were reported in the week ending June 4 as compared with 246 and 241 cases, respectively, for the preceding two weeks.. In the corresponding week of last year 224 cases were reported. Total number of cases report ed for the calendar year stood at 2540 as compared to 2910 "in 1954. For the "disease" year be ginning April 1, the total is 1476 as compared to 1357 last year. . The service noted large in creases in new cases were re ported over last week's report in Texas with 37 to 52 cases, California with 28 to 39, and Florida with 6 to 15. RAT TAILS FOR BEAUTIES Manila, P. I. (U.R) A re cent beauty contest on Barrio Wari on the island of Panay re sulted in the death of more than 37,000 rats, the Department of Agriculture reported today. The contest sponsored by the depart ment stipulated that votes for the beauty queen be cast In rat tails. 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