EISENHOWER BECOMES 31th l\ S. PRESIDENT Dwight D. Eisenhower became the 34th chief executive of the United States Tuesday—an event which for Americans pushed news from other areas of tne world off the front pages. The small - town boy from Kansas who moved into the high est office and honor m the land after gaining recognition as one of the world's greatest military commanders, started his adminis tration with a prayer, give us. wc pray, the power to discern right from wrong and allow all our works and actions to be governed thereby and by the laws of this land, ile had written the prayer himself. Reporters on the scene wrote that when Eisenhower asked the crowded thousands to bow their heads, a complete absence of sound or movement was apparent, as though that vast audience knew that here was the one sure approach to a solution to tne problems which the U. S. shares in common with its weald neigh bors. In his inaugural address, the president set his administration le/varel j. deal cl ----- 1 u-i

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