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AS PRESIDENT EISENHOWER BEGINS ANOTHER TERM OF OFFICE, THE FEELING GROWS THAT HIS SECRETARY OF STATE, JOHN FOSTER DULLES, WILL RETIRE AFTER A DISCREET INTERVAL ON THE GROUNDS OF HEALTH AND ADVANCING YEARS. HIGH ON THE LIST OF LIKELY SUCCESSORS 15 THOMAS EDMUND DEWEY, FORMER GOVERNOR OF

A YORK AND

TWICE UNLUCKY PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE

NEW

A GANG BUSTER MAY

GO TO WASHINGTON

EDMUND TOMAS DEWEY in either

3101

younger looking tha

older

Must

other 54-year-old Americans

of his type and background,

He has the

wrinkles

on

cheorful face.

same sort of

his

the

Jucipient double-chin,

round,

MADE

And

(the heavy moustache, bless-

ed by America's caricatur.

ists, takes no years off his

apparent age.

Yel to minors at Amet autiz he is still young tonn KRWI.”

the bigh yoURG, VAVL Uwissu, Micragan,

Which in mrge me antrubly a counts for the bat Buat Luar Dewey is nut cuya; the Wine Hav Fur Miere en a past where the Amerasaan stap petenti for the "local toy

Kito mikes

1ts up again Loherent respect ferr melder statesmen,"

EA VICTIM

IN

“

WIN

polucully

then, Tort Dewey, speaking. B h

Youthful"

of this Victim dymamusan, of his fessional success.

WW ZE

varly

By Yorke Henderson

4B

"Young Tom Dowoy"

New York, He was "ini," wa, on the way up.

J

Tom Dewey did not waste tha portunity. Anu four Yeura d. In 1935. came the plum jun, the post that was to make

come. Curiously.

who'd have thought i Youn Tom Dewey, Governor of New York Why, he'll be in the White Hure before you know."

A

of

New admiring Yorkers, whose votes kept 1871 In the Governor's chair for twelve years, thought the same wey.

Toan Dewey- must havn thought so,

tro. For twice ho

candidate. was a Presidential

And Twice he failed to make the grade

with

no

efficient parfectionist warming ille human inita And their suspicions were seen- Bully confirmed when, in 1954,

Polities

became und partner it one of sentar America's biggest law 115mns.

But that very obstacle of un- personal efficiency. plun his capnity for hard work, are the ery characteristics which, mark miði ás a probable successor lo John Foster Dulles There is Bttle doubt hạ would make a

nod job of 11,

SHREWD

Why" Well, there was the ob- WOULD he answer if called? Alucle of the "Young Tora

WY When he abandoned polities, Dewey" label. But there have those friends of the Dewys sald bern young

Presidents of the his decision was "irrevocable." Unit 1 States. Why not Dewey? Yet the chances wre that he Thomas Maybe the OILAHT can be would rɩpori. found in

For

a remark attributed Rumund Dewey would seem to

have an eye on posterity.

to texty Colonel McCormick, of Chicago Tribune, who

the

snorted; "I won't have anything

When

rethe hum the Governorship

f New York he presented to

of

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to do with hut fellow Tum the University of Rochester, Dewey

Ile is no Ainerlew New York, great stacks of he is a New Yorke

Qutaide of New York. Dewey never

stemod able to Inspire personal affection, He

lacked and the obvious warmth humanity that

Americans ook for in their leaders. Maybe he was bort a small town boy, but to too many voters be was a slick big oily lawyer, a coldly

Dilhough. Dewey was by this time ant avowed Repuidican and had s been a yam-time canvaster for the Republican cause. It was n Demceratie Governor of New Youk who han fed him the plum worked away unobtrusively at 1--Special Prosecutor, Invesu- cand, by all gation of Organised Crime, New

York.

The core are that had he

being a lawyer

decontits, he is well above avut-

Ke

candidato

for the

fu ught buve in New York at this time, the shipped into the politeal arena racketeers, the mobsters and the wielded enough + เงยใจม Brute and a more holland still Buitable

power to make the jub of No. Presinetry.

Gang Buster the sort of thing

gives Insurance com- nightmares,

opponents of Dewey of have since claimed that the success stories, he was born of nætheds he used to smash the

As I was, priblie success was which thitist upon him at u cùmbara.

truditions

Daly

uvely

the best

humu.e parems in the backwater gang supture

3 New York question. open to

the means,

of Owo an on March 24, 1902. ༢.༠་ས་ Ilis father is a small printing whatever

the

Deweys lived a

But

Dewa

rucket buster. He went for the Lop

от gangsters

the principle that. If the head is cut

Exchange Stock

and

sonal document his career

as gan bustering Governor. And Tom Dewey is shrewd enough to know that history is much more likely to ret remember him

07 the Secretary world's most of State of the

nation than as the powerful Governor of New York.

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Cairo's Night Spots

Shut By Black-Out

ASSAN,

By LESTER CAHILL

raucous.

Cairo stumble al night through the

blacked-out streets of Cairo.

At any other time, It would

been

Hvoiced Cairo street lave nem a boon for Egyptian

and publishing business in the justified them by his success as town, and over their business promises,

Here the story deviates slight

trom the nicepted formula, off the body must perish. turban and flowing black seen their cafe-faving husbands Young Ton had to overcome BOY WONDER

around the house before mid-. robe, is blinking in the night since their wedding day. no parental opposition in chons-

DROMINENT victims of the bright sunlight for the first But the crisis has thrown ing a career.

Dewey anti-vice drive were time in many years as he who

families into Egypt's In the town of Owossa, Tom

war" "total

against The Dowry was regarded by the Jack Legs Diamond, "Lucky"

Gordon hawks his breed rings from invaders." local folk

as something of a Luciano and "Waxey

Wexler,

a wicker basket.

Fathers are part-lime, police- musical prodigy. His crystal

New To grateful

Yorker's,

men while their sons are the treble was a joy to churchgoers, Tom Dewey became atmething

Molbers and So are hundreds of fez volunteer army. and his family apparently saw of a boy wonder. And when he no reason to stand in the way

centres, of his ambitions to be a pro prosecuted a former New York topped Egyptian males daughters, help at Red Cross

Strict president, the traditional habitues of

government przem fessional singer. So, as the so thereby demonstrating that even the Cairo coffee houses.

'cellings have kept normal the ન flappers and hip-Baske Wall Street's massive Influence

prices of cmentlats such as ́ dawned, young Tom Dewey not off for the big city-Chicago, Tom,"

held no terror for "Young For "Eden's War" as it is meats, vegetable, and fruits thia caso-to seek his fortune.

he did his burgeoning known here, hus snuffed out the Shops are still well stocked, and political career absolutely na ghis and turned life upside there are no queues.

down in Cairo-the biggest city American coffee canned goods, Some luxury items, such, as OPPORTUNITY harm whatsoever,

The post of District Attorney in Africa. IT was while he was studying for New York County Lou, in the sinks behind the price-some as much as 50 por

Instead of coming alivo when and cosmetics, have soared in that he met a girl called 1942, to the Governorship Frances

Maybe it was bo Western Desert, Cairo's 3,000,000 cent. tolerably New York.

But the Baddest-faced

mon us successful singer-bctress who causo ho was one of the very inhabitants head for home. had onco understudiod. the lead few Governors of New York in Some cinemas stay open for Calro are the towering drago

(guides) the doormen ing lady in Georgo Walte's recent times

those who want to venture out Bang who was not a

and the hangers-on around such "Scardals."

they mililonaire Eventually they

that Tom Daway after dark

But the plushlost, night spot, purist hotels as the Semiramis married, by which time Tom was hypersensitive about the Dewey, who had been squeezing dignity of his office. He would Auberge des Pyramides, and on the banks of the Ne

all the big clubs and coffon The city has, been virtually out some sort of a living as a never, for instance, permit him houden are locked up at sun.. isolated from the world, church organist, had abandoned self to be photographed In the lica of music as a a career shirt-cloves, although Amer

Fayotiati After dark and taken to the law.

the

man who capital in deity of spooky Apart from being, more re- Hikes his coat off to do his shadows A munerativa, his new, profession Jobs, When he did permit plc

A few cars with darkened appeared and, no camell are seemed more in keeping with terets of himself in office, the headlights move slowly through his nond

neat, meticulous appearance! cameras did not record the fact the outer part It was clearly more in keeping, that he was sitting on a couplo

Hutt, 1

CULE

too, with his abilities, For five of telephone directorios to condottes of armes militand

polles, who? RÍKIGA

years after being called to the posate for his unimposing lack

New York Bar he was appointe of inches,

Chief Assistant U.S. Attorner And bad, in t

For the Houthalen, v District of people were

The Hundreds of people Calro who lived off the once- Looming tourist trade are now! unemployed RADIA NACH

The familiar donkeys: háro hitched, waiting fo

the troo-shad the foot of

Pare 15

THEY STRESS A SPIRIT OF ADVENTURE

RHONA CHURCHILL

goes to the top~for advice on preparing boys for life in the Armed Forcos of the future.

NCREDIBLE

electronics

will moan

this

You can encourage oharnotoristio In your through the Boy Scouts) and other youth movements, · par- ticularly the Qutward Bound a ship character-training schools,""

Sérvice chleg and indus- triatlete had all praised the "If you spend the text tow Outward Bound schools as an yours, developing his spirit of experience no Youth should

de a lot to London headquarters to

must carry more jaoks-at-all- trades than in the past,

atomic Rear-Admiral Sir Charles adventure ond interest in mlisi. So I called at their

we'll be needing,"

The planes

and rocket develop- Madden, and Rear-Admiral machines, you con ments, now being B. Bryant,, deputy chiefs turn him into the kind of last how they could help my son devised und tested, of Navy Personnel, sat in are going to make a world Admiral Lambe's study and of difference to the kind of invited me life my son-and vours under fire. will lend should they decide

to

put them

My first shot was about What kind of a ship

to join one of the Services. ships.

moment

find

I was two years ton early, but 1h0 help in certainly there every year for 3,000 Jugs from 15% to 10% willing to make use of it

T the Alr Ministry I put the There are now mour Outward same two questions to All Bound schools in Britain, all Sir Thomas Pike, operating on principles deve- Deputy Chief of Air Staff, Hus loped by Kurt Hahn, founder of job is to assess the future in Gordonsioun, the Duke of the air, to order today the Edinburgh's old school, panes for the RAF of tomorrow.

A fabulous future is being would my son live in if he Marshal opened up for them at this became a sailor?

on the planners A very different one from t

Said the Second Sea

Lord: desks. Most of it is top day. In tho next ten years secret Information, but we'll see revolutionary advances much can be told, and the in worship eccstruction, arma- Service chiefs do know the ment, and propulsion. kind of boys they want for their new atomic age Navy, Army, and Air Force.

They run 20-day mountaineer. "An incredible revolution in ing and smiling courses specially aviation is taking place at this designed to turn boys into men very moment," he told me, of courage, initiative, and spirit. "Before your son is 30 kell bo "Your non will have the able to pop across the Atlantie

"Broadly speaking, we uproot choice of serving In a fast in a matter of two and a halt these inda from their homes, set moving. atom-powered

sub- hours.

them among strangers, doing marine, a warstilp armed on-

new things "testing their, worth guided missiles,

on really dimeult mountaineer - calling expeditions, stimulating their mental powers through "dchates and discus- dons.

So and asked to see the high- cest ranking villeurs. wanted to ask the men at the top, in a position to know: "What kind of life and what opportunities await

Bon in your branch- of the Armed Forces? How can he best prepare himself to make full use of those opportuni- ties?"

tirely with I went to Whitehall

my

ever

The Navy has been the doldrums that bomb fell on shima.

MY SON AND I

What the Services Have To Offer

nn nircraft-carrier from which helicopter-carrier, and. possibly.

planes lake off vertically.

or

"Uf his work tekes him abrogata he'll think nothing of flying aling and height of ten miles and tivo three times the speed of sound. He'll reach New Yore two and a half hours by the clock earlier than he Jen "The effect on the bets, uven London,

of one short course, is quite "Before your sca is 33 the notonishing. They retum hume world's giant airliners will be terrifcally tortifod and feeling taking off and landing vertie- they con tackle the must ally. Long airport runways and difficult job" broad wingspans will become obsolete."

of the future,

Then we talked of the airmen

Sir Thomas's con is 12 und wants to become an RAF pilot, "I shan't influence him one way

In demand

PROOF that this claim is true

"He may spend longer at sea in because there'll be no need to

lles in the fact that many since return to port to refuel,

or the other," Sir Thomas told Hiry

me, "His submarine will be able important that a

"I think it's tremendously large Industrial concerns (United Strel and ICI are but (wo) a man should do Men hesitated to to stay submerged for very long the

now send their apprentices to put their sons into it. Tear. periods.

job he enjoys doing. It'll probably CAITY The

RAF

going to want those courses and pay their ex- Ing it had no future.

sunray lamps to compensate pilots for as long as

The Army is contem- we can penses. him for lack of sunlight”

Its Bos ahead, and your boy would plating sending boys from

boys' battalions, and the Navy be flying very exelting planes.

"It be

has founded its own Outward for aircraft goes engineering he may well help Bound Organisation, with the blueprints for the first space ships and the first racket to land on the moon."

The ships

"We're

In

Army's needs

My pext salvo hi all three admirals. "What kind of lad will you want him to be?" "Ife should have a mechani THAT period is just end- cai turn of mind and a flair for ing. The Royal Navy adventure," said all three. "Tel has assessed its role in the him specialise in science 441 atomic future war and is school rather than arts,

going to want a far now carefully planning its higher standard of technical new-age ships and person- education.

HE Army could offer my son THE nel.

"In existing ships there is a nothing so spectacular os that, strict dividing line between the

But General Sir Dudley Ward lechnicians who maintain the

did tell me "We'll need even and machicery,

higher qualities of leadership in kuns seamen who run the chip.

our future subalterns and other "The new and very sriiking junior leaders, since in др Admiral Sir Charles advances now

being made in atomic war we'd be forced into Lambe, Second Sea Lord, the use of atomie energy and grester dispersal.

It very kindly laid on three admirals to give details.

me

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