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Congress Gets Down to Business ilmmgton ffiotmtq Netos Westbrook Pegler FAIR ENOUGH Washington Calling By MARQUIS CHILDS WASHINGTON, Jan. 14. -The Kennedy organization extending into virtually every IMaaBt Xtwaat rklikf litry Mcraiai Eirt Ik Nw-Jrl Caaf H1XRT T. CLAUS. Chairman el Mi Board CHARLES L- REESE, JB- President FEND ALL YERXA.

Eiceutb Editor FREDERICK WALTER, General Manager Editorial Editor Martin A. Kiaier Editor Ln Morris. Anthony Hitftna. Carl T. WW tasittcl H.

Ctutau. Jr. Manaimg Editor W. Eaieraoo Wilson. CU Editor Winifred L.

Broacoent, 6ociet Editor 1 call Your iffi Attention toThe. 1 '7 fAOST VlTAU MATTER To COM WFORE- Page 22 Friday. January 15. 1960 Wilmington, Delaware The AP reporter in France, a young man named Kennedy, who bravely crashed the wrong ful rpnenrchin China and the Prisoners i to flash home state in the union is now being geared up. the news of the When Sino-American talks at the ambas- A second reason for lack of progress has a sur- t2 for the final push to set the I re has sadorial level resume in Warsaw early next been China's refusal to renounce the use week it will be interesting to see whether of force in the dispute over Forra0sa.

been licking his Democratic i wounds in ob preside ntial the "spirit of Camp David makes any dif- p. i for the youth-yv scurity ever since. He had no such fight- ful looking senator from ference in them. The negotiations in which American Ambassador Beam and Red Chi- Kai'shek- The Umted States offered to nese Ambassador Wang will take part are nounce force if China would do likewise, a continuation of talks that started at the Questions like American recognition of .1.. -i tj rv r-n JT lers on his side; in the AP as I had in Roy The announce ment by Gov.

Michael Di Howard and Ed Keen, the chief real nrocress for a brief Deriod in 1955. and reDresentatives in the United Nations' Salle that he would swing the Ohio delegation to Kennedy was a tremendous spur. It means that Kennedy is almost certain to have Ohio's 64 votes on the first ballot. Needless to have been virtually stalemated ever since, naturally depend on a settlement of these.of the LP's London bureau, In 1955, just after the summit conference two questions. It is less than fair to say when I was in trouble twice in in Geneva, the talks were resumed at the that our diplomats refuse to acknowledge jthe first war higher ambassadorial level, and on Sept.

18 that Red China exists though some of their) 'as rell' 1 1 TJ 1 at 4. iQueenstown and later in France. Mr. Wang agreed that the 41 American statements do seem unrealistic. But we can do not yet quite cornpre.

civilians still held by his government would hardly be expected to extend diplomat! hend the vote of confidence all be released "expeditiously." This promise recognition to a nation that refuses to honor that Keen gave me, a gangling, was not kept. Peiping has in fact released its own promise to release American troublesome kid with a mania most of the 41 civilians, but hardly expedi- civilians. And a nation which refuses to'ff 1n set? dinf "lilSJ say it hardly came as a sur prise to the Kennedy camp. I The same pressures that were applied to DiSalle are currently being exerted on Gov. Ed tiously one or two at a time, with long renounce the use or threat of force in inter-, viiiiam S.

Sims had drummed mund G. (Pat) Brown of California, The Kennedy organization in California is one of the largest and most effective in intervals between. national disputes can hardly subscribe in me out of Queenstown smeared By next Monday, 52 months will have good faith to the UN Charter, in which all as a faker, elapsed since Wang's promise was made, UN members renounce such a policy. Smeared but not crushed, and five of the civilians are still held in For more than five years the endless, Nor did General Pershing Red China. This failure to -release them almost fruitless talks have continued.

Theyicrustl me wtien ne lnetl 10 1S; creau my iranuc proiesi against the sacrifice of Ameri is responsible, more than any other single began before the first summit conference factor, for the subsequent stalemate. The in Geneva. They are resuming before the United States has been reluctant to settle second one next May. Whether they will be other outstanding issues as long as the influenced by the current atmosphere of can soldiers by the incom petence of his service of supply; against the lying censor the country. By declaring that he expects to run as a favorite son candidate Brown had hoped to prevent his state with its June primary from becoming a battleground.

He would lead an uncommitted delegation, with 81 votes, to the Los Angeles con vention and thereby be in a position of great power in determining the nominee. But in Kennedy headquar ship and against Pershing's detente remains to be seen. prisoners were held. own stupid, mysterious in I MINNEAPOLIS 5IAK sistence on maintaining the curse of the AEF, the British Crossing at Reedy Point Frankly Speaking By Bill Frank spiral puttee. Pershing sent me away because, officially, I was too young, but everybody knew Richard A.

Haber of the Highway Depart- removal of the existing Reedy Point Bridge The State Board of Correc-ibly from the very year it was experience and is willing to sur ters there is a growing convic tion that it will turn out rather differently. One rumor is that I had been disgraced somehow. Perhaps I should have sneaked tions is the real hard luck inaugurated. render that wherever he is ment has had some remarks to make about rather than the construction of a high-level Reedy Point Bridge over the C. D.

Canal fixcd span there. After a protest meeting the mayor and council of Delaware City found near the Delaware River just south of Del in chairman Frank du Pont of the my protest past the censors agency in the state, into orint. Actually I iust Its worst. confidential letter to headache is the ware Citv. First he pavp nut the unwelcome "luie wrote a They are also finding outworking now and come with a much to their chagrin and em- prison system in Delaware that barrassment, that the law set-'is really in the pioneer stage? ting up the state prison system The Prisoners Aid Society is had a lot of trouble built in.

(suggesting that a 10 year experi- The law had in it a provision ence be required. The Stale written for just one man-El- Board 6f Corrections is thinking wood II. Wilson. It fixed things in terms' of five years of experi- as he lack of a state director of oidie isepdi uiiciu vvuu was t-icuuea. Howard to act upon news that not till midsummer could ths with getting the corps to shelve or cancel pleased.

prisons. Emmettj But then before the primary Brown will invite Kennedy to come in, which will be a bid to turn the organization loose for a blitz campaign. That is not likely to happen, however, and the Kennedy strategy is based on insuring that on the first ballot at the convention, or at the latest the second, the bulk of California's delegates will swing to the senator from Mas- Only recently, au uicu uiuy mi. if iisuu tuuiu ue ence. Crozier, an analytical historian, here are came out, 41 years ifterward, prob-with a book reviewing the lems, organiza-corps of war correspondents optional problems appointed the first director or And the State Senate is ask- It the state prison system.

mg that only a Delaware resi Now that provision is be appointed! bridge be back in operation for road traffic the idea for removal of the bridge, following the bump it got from a ship sev And yet it may be seen that the proposed eral weeks ago. abandonment of the crossing, not long ago, Next he went to some trouble making out is hard to reconcile with any demand for a a case for there being a need for a bridge multi-million-dollar high bridge any time at that point. Me doesn't have to convince soon. Traffic at Reedy Point grows but is us, certainly, that a crossing at Reedy Point still very light. There are now two high is needed.

From the earliest days of the bridges over the canal in Delaware and one privately-owned lock canal there has been a in Maryland, all within a few miles of each crossing at the eastern end of the waterway, other, and all presumably safe from colli- which I was the and, as if the ing the board. This creates confusion an "American Reporters on the a didn Western Front, 1914-18." I have enough to learn from Crozicr now' that! worry about, politicians are nag-of the state prison system must fusion within the state prison 'r 1 nor four older men, all famous Iging for political favors! ai icasi id yea.s expeu- system. jV, been whereas I was unknown, later! All this is not cood for the ence in correctional, institu- On top of all this, we himiht into the cam- The federal government under terms of pur- sion. There's also a railroad bridge with draw fired. Right now.

the state prison' candidacy of chase in 1919 took full responsibility for kept lifted except for an occasional train cctom i omnt arminrl amj ui u.c mg rjecause ne minus too many But Pi uuuuic istate nrison svstpm. i.hc a bridges. We see no reason to excuse the gov- Sure, a Reedy Point Bridge is needed. The cfiii an nhsnlnte rtivfctprv tn'rles. like a ship without a rn tne same Ihe law IS SO nnrased that It tho Siiqpv rnnnlw inil anH iKora ic tin rh i 1 wiiv uvtiiuv ii 1 1 1 juia ui awv ir of does not require five years of enough Republicans.

ernment from the obligation to provide ade- people, living, working, or visiting along quate crossings. the river shore can demand a crossing. We're Mr. Haber says he is making no demand blessed if we see how they can demand a econd war i Sey take control and make' Te in Delaware J'-l This is quite a blow to Robert serona war. I Wilson successor, as it did Hackett president of the Keen sent me to Queenstown Incisions.

for him but ire 15 for a "new high-level crossing at this loca- crossing uninterrupted by an occasional ves- in June, wu, wun a warning vwm uiuwu. years of experience. R-mihliran hut whn is hPnd- broke the ice. A third governor in this classification is David Lawrence of Pennsylvania, who will head a delegation with 81 votes. If the whole picture of the Kennedy organization in all its details could be put together, and for a variety of reasons thi will m-obablv never be that leave me flabbergasted.

tion at this time. He adds: "Such a decision sel's passage or how shipping interests can can only be made by the Corps of Engineers prove that safe passage requires, at Reedy not to trust Sims, whon he had mats why the board is hav-; ing over backwards to keep ing such difficulty in getting ajpolitics out of the state prison after economic studies have been made." Point, a costly high-level bridge. successor. For example, I have just learned that, until recently, single-edged razor blades have been sold in the Workhouse system. Right now, I'd say the State He himself refers to the time (in 1945) Meanwhile, isn't six months a mighty long when the Corps actually recommended the time for repairs on the 1927 model? known on the China Station long ago.

I was to insist on a stamped, initialed duplicate of each story. Within an hour after my arrival in Queenstown I sent a bulletin about an pnponnter between an old Fifteen years of experience is Board of Corrections needs the commissary to prisoners quite a requisite and where do moral support of all the agen A couple of months Ai i -c (Vl it would be a fascinating an inspector for the Federal th systcm-and it needs a'study in political power and Let's Have Another Cup a i 1 vuv uiu iv uiiov i ifi ijuii hi jivhi tee has an answer. We are going in for "cultural PYfhnnffp" with Russia in a hiff u-av American coal-burner, the USS Bureau of Prisons visited weisystcm who has had 15 years of lot of support OBrien. and a German sun- woiKnouse auu iecunimciiucu uViirh wn srwprl as a 'that the sale of single-edged Pour yourself another cup of coffee. We mcct the Russians athktic u.

I as cheap as it has been in 10 years. sta fairs behind the Ifon In 1959 the average price in vacuum-packed spnd niusidans and aclors and Letters to the Editor "probable" for the destroyer. blades be stopped. He said this kind of razor blades can be too easily con cans was cenis a pouna; in Dags was cents a pound. presidents over there as a sample of our wares.

THEY SANG Editor, The Morning Newt: The officers, committeemen, and general membership of About 12 hours later Keen cabled me from London that the AP back home was out with a flat denial from Sims. Sims told the AP my story was "absolutely false." verted into weapons. At the meeting of the State Board of- Corrections on But chess is the Russian national game, and tournaments there are played in large theatres with overflow crowds standing in iVSn SturS Tnnd Wilmington Delaware Chapter that he now realized that the Sof for the Presfrval i s- itl0n and Encouragement of federal inspector was right. ft tn Letters to the editor must be signed and carry the author's addrss. Pen names may be attached to the published letter, on rrcjuest, but their use does not release contributors from legal responsibility for authorship.

The editor will return letters he considers libelous, defamatory-; or not entitled to the privilege of anonymity. Brief letters are preferred. All are subject to condensation. lnnuence. is mt uuoc envious muttering from the other candidates.

On "Meet the Press" Senator Kennedy said that his family's wealth did not help his candidacy since there were limits on how much a candidate could spend for his nomination. Ik was challenged by Senator Hubert Humphrey who pointed out that there are no legal limits on how much can be spent for the nomination nor even, strictly speaking, on how much can be contributed to a candidate. Congress, for all the pious outcry over big political spending in the recent past, has done nothing to curb Humphrey has several times spoken plaintively of how he is handicapped by a lack of the streets. If we can afford to send over these other performers in pursuit of good Apparently a prisoner eel' singlLdged blade as a 11 Sims then sent an orderly, not an officer, to fetch me to his temporary headquarters where he was sitting in for Admiral Bayley of the British navy, the regular commander. Sims' regular headquarters used will, why not the amiable, attractive Bobby Fischer? He would wow them.

maim juu auu juui aian iui the excellent publicity you have weapon. So the sale of the edged blades will be Remember the sensation caused in Mos And the quality today is about as high as it has ever been. Producing countries have tried to curb production but the coffee yield continues at high levels. The resulting lower prices permit marketing concerns to include more of the higher grades of coffee in their blends without much effect upon the price at retail. The trade also reports crop conditions have served to brake the trend toward soluble coffee.

In 1958, when both economy and convenience were factors, soluble coffee accounted for 17.2 per cent of sales. Last year soluble coffee sales advanced to 22 per cent of retail sales, but the rate of increase fell because coffee was cheaper. given us in the various activities in which we have participated in, 1959. tinurd. Prisoners who have only these razor blades will get During the year our quartets; we are negotiating with several ti were at the embassy in London.

As soon as I entered his office Sims snarled that my piece was a fake. I said, "take that up with your flag lieutenant," named Bab-cock, who had given me the new razors, I presume, at thei'V oeneticiai socieues, i Flatted Fifths, Panic lodses. and charitable mstitu- cow when Van Cleburn of Texas went over there and played Tchaikovsky on the piano in a music competition? Russians suddenly realized that America was not a nation of cultural barbarians. We think the Committee for United States Champion Bobby Fischer (that's its name) may have something. expense of the prison.

Travelers, and Diamond State tions to present "Parades of When I heard this on well' as our barber- Quartets." minstrel shows, and: money. It means he must do it rour; as Wednesday I was shocked Wasn't a ban on single-edged chrus' The Sinin.g Del- have quartet and chorus appear-jthe hard way without benefit ances. We would hope for of chartered planes and the story, "and with Commander Orlebar," a British officer who O-Aires, appeared at many blades an elementary precau favnrahlp nuhliritv fnr thpse appurtenances tnat charitable institutions, community activities, and religious organizations such as: Delaware Coffee is cheaper at retail but the in- T. These cold days a hearty laugh to some creased demand that resulted in the roasting foks is just a split liD for others efforts also. tion any executive would insist on in operating a prison? How could this problem be iSnriptv fni Prinnlp1 PhiMrpn oi arouna iu.uuu.uuu more pounds ot green was censor.

"Moreover," I said, "I have a stamped, initialed carbon right here," and fished it out of my long-handled drawers where I had secreted it at the first tingle of alarm. I held it be- HENRY S. ANDREWS Chairman, Publicity and Public Relations. Wilmington, Jan. 8.

beans in 1959 than in the previous year Christopher Billopp cropping up now at this JA .7 land Adults; United Community It 'would seem to me Jamfs' EPf Pal problem' would have been'urch. Newport; Brandyw.ne helped to bolster the producers' 1959 financial returns. AILMENT CLAIM Bissell Sanatorium: Governor Bacon Health lyond Sims' reach. "You canjhandled long ago There's many an additional cup of coffee An ailment may be an ache, a pain, an Q's and A's in 40,000,000 pounds of ground beans yourself another. Center; Delaware State Hos-Then there the question n.lawa see it but you are not going to get your hands on it.

This is going back to Ed Keen." individual radios in the Pour aNrgy, a degree of fever, eye strain or a hacking cough. A consoling thought is that it will call for sympathy and the consideration due anybody who is undergoing physical suffering. It is, therefore, disconcerting when a person with an ailment announces it and is count- Have experiments been made to extract rubber from the goldenrod? A Thomas A. Edison devel- Alumni Association; Corpus Christi Church, Elsmere; Min- women's prison at Greenbank. I understand that the indi- After I got back to London quadale Home; Kruse School; Why Not Chess? Keen mailed the carbon to radios are going to be Eugene du Pont Convalescent1 oped a method, but the process The ho ard in New York.

The British.taken away from the women Hospital: VA Hospital, Els-! proved too expensive Russian government subsidizes chess ercd by another member of the family Russia has th hesr rW nlavnr, says. "I have the same thing." The person Russia has the best chess player ho censor implored Keen to 'mere; Delaware Commission players. smooth what is in any event, a rough course. Following the formal announcement of his candidacy, according to one of Humphrey's aides, he received 4,500 letters, most of them containing contributions of $1 to $10. These widow's mites added up to $8,000.

But in terms of a national campaign that is chicken feed. Kennedy has challenged the other candidates to go into the presidential primaries, saying in effect that only by meeting this test will they merit the nomination. But whether Humphrey and Kennedy actually fight it out in any primary is still a question. With New England safely his, Kennedy is entered in" the New Hampshire primary. He might try to best Hump'hrey in his own territory, Wisconsin.

There are perils for Kennedy in Wsconsin, however, and the present inclination is to stay out. California is blocked by Gov had hoped to enjoy sympathy and consideration draw it. But Keen said that, if What will they have instead? mnA- tpc nh- 0 Is the fez still popular in now faces competition. There now is no more fake there was, the fake was; The administration is nnmo fnr tho ah- the UP's, not a cub reporter's, to look into the installation of Pnn(. wnpt-impntai qtaHAn'mn! A In 1927 the president of reason for the person to enjoy sympathy ihan i with Timopc ninnor- RnnJTuikev ordered all men to wear in the world today, including world champion Botvinnik and most of the leading challengers for his title.

The American government doesn't subsidize chess players. Since the best of them aren't rich, they can't even enter inlerna- iu tj've ii. me ifcuivnij; ami me gmrig vi iiowaiu iuok uie caruon iu a cenuai rauio system, sympathy balance each other. If sympathy has Secretary of the Navy prisoner having to be given in return, there is not much use; who ordered Sims to reinstate, phones available. ear quet, Lewes: Perry Point VAMs of the European type.

But Church, Turks still wear fezzes. Hospital; Methodist i ta i 1 ii i 1 i in it'teiviiig u. 11 wiu ue icss irouuie iodine. ouu! lugumei wun again someming a 1 Carneys Point J. Cosmo- bolh parties if no svmnathv is exDressed on iBavlev.

who was not under Dan-'eroDDincr un at this late d.ite. Liu wa the oricinal tional competition unless they find a patron either side. 'id's command. Bayley ignored, Over at Delcastle Farm, it Delaware- PTA meetings of our national anthem? to finance them. But there aren't enough Regardless of ailments, the regular duties order, but Keen soonas reported, a prisoner had a Pennsville and Fort Mon-i A "The Defense of FortMc- cnthusiastic patrons to go around he hoilschold ftavc to on- Tlie person'sent me to the bigger job' in private room all to himself, 'mouth N'j.

Henry." ThP result is that u-w first declared an ailment may have ex-France. I This wasn't learned until a Entertainment for these or-! rl Jmlt Playe" t0 be relieved of the task of C00kin The excerpt from O'Brien's better of complaint was re- ganization was provided ei-1 Q-Which of the universal uo meet uussians in international competi- dinner and washing up afterward and granted jlog is my treasure. It tells in deceived by the board. tircly free of any asi has had the greatest tion, they are under much the same sort of the privilege of going to bed early. But that jtail the "report of contact with! The prisoner isn't going to pal-t 0f the community services'succcss? handicap as amateurs in other 'fields carry now is impossible, since the person who hndjencmy submarine." The Brit have a private room all to him- program of the chapter.

A Esperanto. when they meet professionals coumea on 10 uihe over me nousenoia ish officer commanding the self any more. Our only interest-is to help ernor Brown. The Oregon pri- nn whole patrol from the British How come such i an unusual, to promote our society slogan fflllmmmOn lllommg iSf CDS maiy is confused by the en-red by the ad- "Keep America Singing" and toj of Oregon's own Senator i nJ'. UiauSC oiit.lt.

sloop Thetis saw it and com-lthing isn't discover These are some of the facts adduced by Whcn a person of anothcr pcr. an ad hoc group recently formed to petition son's ailment, claims to have the same ailment, rnmnlaint' irv tn 1 i 1 mended the Brien and her.ministration until a i Wayne Morse. Nebraska could ri, i 'jcii uj uui auuicutca Willi! -unless 10 pioviue lunas lo groom the 1(5- a suspicion is aroused tnat tne second person skipper, Commander Blakely. is received? a smile and a nostalgic memorv! ear-oia urooKlyn scnoolboy, Bobby ischer wulu ni nave mougni oi me ailment naa Mr. uanieis sent me pnoto-l Also prisoners who work on 0f the songs of yesteryear.

If WllmlnRton, ttrlaaurr Telephone OL 4-5351 DOVER BUREAU 29 Klnss Hlchway. Dover. Delaware Telephone REdfield 4-7577 not been suggested. Who know3 but that it is stats of all this. upholstery in the Workhouse at we have succeeded in this we for a real try at the world championship have accomplished our Dur- 1 i a "smeni or.

me imagination induced by the tor two years after the war, Greenbank get paid more than oung Bobby is considered the most prom- thnt it ic thn p.einct fft vri, i.i poses. Uur letters of appreciation received and expressed MEMBER OP THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Th AcvlafcH Pri'I. li lntUId tO ioina American chess player since Paul of expressing sympathy and showing sign any story. I felt thatjstery in the Sussex jail. Morphy.

He has already won the national oration? I was disgraced. But Roy How Yet the customers are VOCally WOUld lead US to believe th use for republication ol all the be a testing ground. But as a Republican state over the years, with rare exceptions, it would hardly offer conclusive evidence of Democratic sentiment. This indicates how little significance the primaries will have this year. They have been decisive in the past.

Harold Stassen knocked himself out in Oregon in 1943 after he had a running start on the nomination. The Democrats look to local news printed In this newspaper title three times in competition with the A Pcrson wh 's thus robbed of the con- ard needed by-lines and I began charged the same, we have. ai well as all WO news dispatrnej, How come? older international crandmaster Samuel of havinS an ailment throuah another sign feature stuff, In 1960 our groups have al- Entered second class matter March The answer the board got, ready made definite plans to 19, 1913 at the post office at wtlminj-ton. Delaware, under the act ot March ton. Delaware, naa.

inula ul-cu uiu luaiuin. sins eiiKajjeinenis iur me jjci- veil in international competition. If any ority rights are recognized, and there is the armistice-and damn the aware society lor u-ippied aware Society for Members of the Stale Board. Children and Adults, Bissell' hom.deTiVfrV carrier. nicncan piayer can bring the world title reason me principle should not apply to ail- censorship imposed for the Rus sums, if Kennerv waits onn ot corrections are lust Desin- sanatorium, uovernor tsacon.B man.

an mnej. DacK over the Atlantic, Bobby can. Vnn.phnee nliunw A pCl'SOn hus robbed ought to be excused Uouch. one of these dm-s a ning to find out all the faults Health Center. Walker-Dyer Llm 1 25: fori voter choice in key states for bird will sing! jthat have existed within the American Legion Post, Pcnnsin on year M5 oo; one momn ultimate answer.

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