Show BEG BE N l LOK K NG FUR FOR NEt EW JOB JOL Coolidge Lets Reporters Know He lIe Wont Won't r ont Run Hun Again RAPID CITY S. S D. D Aug C G C-By By The Associated Press Press- Somewhere a new Job is waiting for President Coolidge He hasn't the slightest idea of what kind of a Job It Itis is and he lie isn't worrying himself much m h c-h about it Someone has suggested to the pres pres- president presIdent ident that if 1 his recent stand declaring declarIng ing tog he did not choose to run rl n for lor re re- reelection election In 1928 1920 really meant his re retirement re- re from the presidency he would need to be looking around for something to do after March Ma-ch 4 1020 1929 and Mr Coolidge emphasized that was correct But he has let It be known that work ork has never found fO any difficulty in coming his way and he believes it likely it will wll continue to find him easily after efter he leaves the White house t NO INTENTION I TL Thus the president has given gl no no- notice notice notice tice to the country that he has no Intention of running for another term For Tor further emphasis it has lisa been said at the summer White WhiteHouse WhIteHouse WhiteHouse House that Mr Coolidge will not call another conference on the limita limits limitation limitation tion of naval armament because he lie believes es he would be out of ot office be before be- be before before fore such a 0 meeting could be con con- convened convened and any treaty coming out of It could be acted upon by the sen ate de OTHER EVIDENCE CE O. O H. H P. P Shelley former fonner national committeeman for Montana professes to have additional evidence that the president believes he will have served ser long enough by March 1929 1029 lIe He said Mr Coolidge told him there were plenty of good men in the United States to take his place This Is not a one-man one country Shelley quoted the president There are plenty of good men in the United States Ten years is 13 a mighty long longtime longtime longtime time for one man to serve acne as preal- preal dent The Montanan who l aIled railed yester ester yesterday yesterday esterday day with Frank Fran Hazelbaker present national committeeman c for Montana said he had told the president that his state regretted his liLa announcement and hoped he would reconsider |