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Evening star., 1952-07-13
Editor Says Quezon
Predicted General
Would Be President

A prediction that Gen. EiSen-
hover eventually would be Presi-
dent Of the United States was
made here 10 years ago by the
late President Manuel Quezon Of
the Philippines. according to a
Philippine editor in Washington.
DR.. Diosdade M. Yap. editor and
publisher of the Bataan Maya
zine, recalled the incident yester-
day.
He said that President Quezon
gave a luncheon for the general
here in June. 1912. on the eve OF
the latter's departure for Europe
DR.. Yap said President Quezor
told him then:
Gen. Eisenhower is destined
to play an important role not
only in the military but in tht
political affairs of the world. MARI
this. He will become President
Of the United States some day"
A few years previously Gen
Eisenhower had served tour O
duty as assistant to Gen. Mac
Arthur while the latter was mil
tary adviser to the Philippine
government.
Evening star., 1952-07-13

the ring finger Of her left hand
is not her engagement ring. she
said. The West Point ring on her
right hand is her engagement ring.
81 got 1t on the 14th Of February
and when / said 7 don't believe I
can wear that with a wedding
ring ! got this one" she grinned.
The generals wife can wax
eloquent at any time on the sub
ject Of her grandchildren. Re-
ferring to David. age 4 and the
first born. she said. "he knows
he's the light Of my life" Little
Susan has Ike's smile.
The prospective chatelaine Of
the. White House was bright, ami
mated and natural just as she was
earlier this afternoon when she
met every member Of the Re-
publican National Committee
mostly for the first time. Conver-
sation flows easily and gayly
around Mamie Eisenhower who
doesn't study her words. Being an
essentially honest person. she
doesn't have to.
Evening star., 1952-07-13
AT 81, General Is Seen Healthy
For GrueIIing Program Ahead

CHICAGO. July IL (CDN) IT
elected in November, Gen. Eisen-
hover at So would be the fifth
oldest president in history.
But associates say his health is
and any rumors to the
contrary have been politically in
spired.
The G. o. p. candidate shows
no sign Of biological erosion except
for characteristic badness and
jowls.
There are some deeply etched
lines in his florid face.
At ITS. he maintains the weight
of his West Point football days.
It was a knee injury that
knocked him out Of football then
and that same trick knee still
gives OCCASIONAL trouble now.
In France, his doctor, Howard
Evening star., 1952-07-13
Birmingham News Comes
Out for Eisenhower
ey the Associoted Press

BIRMINGHAM, July 12-The
Birmingham News today Endorsed
Gen. Eisenhower for president.
The general is the first Repub-
lican ever indorsed by the nor
mally Democratic newspaper.
The News, said it Makes that
choice with the deep conviction
that in this sincere. straightfor-
ward and able man, the nation can
and will find the leader it so crit
1cally needs"
The newspaper added 1t was
"acting in advance Of the Demo
cratic convention, so strong is our
feeling that this choice transcends
partisan considerations. -.
I'VE do not feel that we are in
any ultimate and final sense
changing our allegiance. We con-
tinue to affirm that mighty things
have been done by the Democratic
party to which we have given such
long and often enthusiastic sup
port.
I'VE shall in the future continue
to give support to that party in
many of its endeavors and gener-
ally to its candidates"
Evening star., 1952-07-13
Mrs. Eisenhower May Restore
Bangs to World of Fashion
Generals Wife CIinqs
To Hoir-Do 80 Years;
Dresses in Fashion
By Ruth cQwon
Associated Press Sidff Writer

CHICAGO, July 12.-Thanks to
Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower bangs
are now high-Style hair fashion.
The wife Of the Republican
presidential nominee has worn
some version of bangs for more
than 80 years. She now con-
siders them my trade mark"
Through the years Mamie and
her bangs" have been a topic OF
conversation among Army wives.
Some wanted her to let them
grow out. but she wouldn't. She
would let hairdressers curl them
this way cor that, cut them a
little shorter perhaps, but bangs
she insisted on.
Guards Personality.
It is almost as though. instinc-
lively, Mamie Doud Eisenhower
was determined to remain a
definite personality in her own
right instead of just wife over
Shadowed by the increasing fame
of her husband.
She realizes that at gatherings
she gets pointed out as "the
woman with bangs" Easy to spot
to remember. Those who
know Mrs. Eisenhower we'll regard
her as a clever woman even
though she might seem to work
at not appearing so.
Although Mrs. Eisenhower has
held to bangs, regardless of
whether they were in or out of
style, she likes clothes right up
to the minute in fashion. She
delights in shopping, and she does
so with an eye on the price tag.
She especially likes hats-main-
ly small-and some of them are of
the type that causes a man to feel
so superior because he couldn't
imagine wearing such a headpiece.
But during World War II she
wore the trim. tailored cap Of the
Women Volunteer Serv-
ices.
If the voters in November de-
cree that the Eisenhowers shall
move into the White House. it will
only be another Of the many
Evening star., 1952-07-13
Eisenhowers Expect to Hold
Sunday Suppers in White House

think I'll discuss that one," was
her only reply.
It is obvious that Mamie Eisen-
hover will leave campaigning to
her husband and will limit her
role to looking after her husband
and family and to seeing that
everything is organized smoothly.
Her main interest is her family.
When she says that she is a
mother first of all. nobody could
mean 1t more sincerely, says her
mother. Mrs. John Doud.
Advice Pours In.
Time never hangs on my
hands. though. "said Mrs. Eisen-
hover, who sometimes dictates
letters for as long as 6 hours
running. All types of letters have
poured in to her. from greetings
to offers of advice on everything
including how to wear her hair.
She has worn bangs for 35 years
and intends to keep wearing them,
she said.
She loves to read all types Of
books and preferably at night
after going to bed. Right now she
would like to 60 to some place
where she could read, rest, listen
to the radio and just be quiet. and
not have to pack and unpack all
the time.
Leaving for Denver.
She and Ike leave tomorrow for
Denver where they will stay until
ready to start out on their cam
paign train. At this point she has
no idea who will 60 with them.
Dressed in a smart, black and
white raw silk print with white
shoes, white necklace and drop
earrings. Mamie said that she got
her summer clothes here rather
than in Paris because the ma
terials here were suited to this cli-
mate. She wasn't aware that Paris
had changed her feeling for style.
but Mrs. Doud told q friend Diff
ferently. The Importance placed
on clothes in Paris had influenced
her daughter considerably, Mrs.
Doud said, adding that when she
was a little girl she had taken no
interest in clothes whatsoever.
Her daughter much prefers a
simple family life to lots of peo-
pie and commotion. her mother
revealed. but they all realized that
once in official life. one has to ac-
cept that part of it.
Mrs. Eisenhower thinks her hus-
band speaks best extemporane-
ously. She particularly likes the
speech he gave last night, and she
recalled his Cedar Rapids talk
where it was most heartwarming
to find 10000 people waiting at
10 pm. you are bound to be i'm
pressed by that" she said.
Eloquent on Grandchildren.
The diamond ring she wears on
Evening star., 1952-07-13
Greefs
10 From Congress,
Including Taft Men
By s.aff corre.pond.ni q ihs ,ar

CHICAGO, July 12.-Gen. Els
|enhower had a friendly hand ito
hand meeting with 20 Republican
Senators and so Representatives.
These included several who only
yesterday fought against his NOM
|ination by the Republican Ma
tional Convention.
Senator Taft, his defeated rival,
and Senator Dirksen Of Illinois,
who offered the Ohio Senator's
name to the convention. were not
ION hand. But Tom Coleman, one
LOT the Taft campaign managers,
Senator Ferguson of Michigan,
Senator Bricker Of Ohio, and sew
|eral others from the Taft camp
attended the reception. There
was no speech-making. The occa-
sion called for little more than a
cordial personal greeting to each
visitor by the nominee.
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey was
there but told reporters that poll
tics and campaign strategy was
not discussed.
Many Of the congressional visi-
tors voiced satisfaction that Gen.
Eisenhower emphasized the i'm
portance Of close and constant re-
lations between the White House
and Congress.
Will Work With Congress.
"He showed u.s." Senate Repub-
lican Floor Leader Bridges said,
that he understands the impor-
tance of legislative branch and
that he intends to work with it
when he becomes President"
Nominee Eisenhower also as
Sured his well-wishers that they
could communicate with him at
any time or place during the cam
paign. Their requests and sug-
gestions would have respectful
and thorough attention, he said.
The absence of Senator Taft
should not be misunderstood,
Senator Bricker told reporters.
HE and Eisenhower met yes
terday and they undoubtedly will
meet again during the campaign, !"
he explained. Perhaps If Senator
Taft had come over here today
he might have attracted too much
attention, such as having a lot of
people commiserating with him. "
Senator Bricker said he notified
Gen. Eisenhower that Ohio would
unquestionably go for him in the
November election. His chat with
the nominee. Senator Bricker
added. was very reassuring" to
both Of them.
Bender Bursts into Song.
Another Ohio member of Con-
gress. Representative Bender,
burst into song when he shook
hands. The song was Onward
Christian Soldiers" Gen. Eisen-
hover. according to witnesses,
looked startled for a moment but
then grinned and quipped: II
didn't know we had a canary in
the house."
Senator Ferguson said he i'm
pressed upon Gen. Eisenhower the
Importance not only Of the Re-
publican National Committee but
also of the senatorial and con-
gressional campaign committees.
Senator Nixon, the vice presi-
Dental nominee, was invited to
Evening star., 1952-07-13
jam Delays Phone Call
Of Young Eisenhower
BY the Assoeiaied Press

CHICAGO, July 12.-Maj. John
Sheldon Eisenhower wasn't able
until today to congratulate his
father on being named the Re-
publican presidential nominee.
The incoming telephone lines
on the Blackstone Hotel SWITCH
board were so jammed John
couldn't get his call through to
the Eisenhower suite from High
land Falls. N. Y. his mother told
"a news conference today.
John is in Highland Falls with
his wife. trying to find a house
for his family to use when he
goes to Korea.
Evening star., 1952-07-13
Kerr Sees 6. 0. P. Record
As Eisenhower Handicap
Special Dispoieh 10 The sior

READING. Pa, July 12-Sena-
tor Kerr Of Oklahoma, a candidate
for the Democratic presidential
nomination. said tonight that Gen.
Eisenhower will find the Repub-
lican party's record "a handicap
greater than he. can overcome"
In an address prepared for de-
livery at a dinner meeting of Dem
ocratic delegates here, Senator
Kerr asserted that In Gen. Eisen-
hover the Republicans had chosen
a presidential nominee who was
the least Republican they could
find"
He declared that the Repub-
licans proved in their Chicago con-
vention this week that they are
the greatest living experts on con-
fusion, corruption and conniving.
Evening star., 1952-07-13
Virginia Democrats
Agree That 6. 0. P.
Chose lis Best Man
BY the Assoeio,ed Press

virginia Democrats gave credit
yesterday to the Republican Party
for nominating its strongest candi.
date. Gen. Eisenhower. and sew.
eral suggested that only Senator
Russell Of Georgia could win The
Presidential race for the Demo-
eratS.
One State Democratic leader,
Mayor Marshall j. Beverly, of
Alexandria, said he was sorry the
Democrats had not nominated the
general. He indicated he would
not change his party allegiance
to vote for Gen. Eisenhower. He
said he was pledged to the Demo-
cratic Party"
"I believe Harry Byrd is the only
man who can win for the Demo-
cratic Party" Mr.. Beverly added.
Gov. Battle and Senator Byrd
hung out the mo comment" sign.
Carlin Has Prediction.
c. c. Carlin, Alexandria news
paper publisher. said he thought
Gen. Eisenhower's nomination
"enchances the chances of Rus
cell being nominated by the Demo-
cratic Party"
Russell can beat Eisenhower, /"
said Mr.. Carlin, a candidate for
the 10th District Democratic NOM
tnation for Congress. $50 could
Senator Byrd"
Collins Denny. jr., Richmond at
torney and hacker of Gen. Eisen-
hover for the Democratic nomi-
nation in 1948, said the general
Stands a good chance of breaking
into the South and into Virginia.
The only man that can hold the
South together is Russell"
Smart Move"
Roanoke County Delegate Ern-
est Robertson thought "the Re-
publicanS made smart move"
Unless things change between
now and. November, think Ike
will carry Virginia" he said. He
added that he failed to see any
acceptable Democrat candidates
on the horizon. including Senator
Russell, who he thought could
not do any good north Of Vir-
ginia."
Delegate Julian H. Rutherford,
jr. of Roanoke, said the COP
made "a fine selection" He said
he hoped "the Democrats do as
well," and indicated he meant
Senator Russell.
Sees "WiIlkie" Defeat.
A prediction that Gen. Eisen-
hover would go down to the same
defeat that Wendell Willkie ex-
perienced in 1910 was voiced by
John j. Wicker, jr.. chairman of
the Richmond City Democratic
Committee.
Despite all the public profess
sions of harmony" Mr.. Wicker
said, "a large segment of Re-
publicans will not have any en-
thusiasm for supporting the man
who crushed the symbol Of Re-
publicanism, Senator Taft"
Representative Burton of the
9Th District said in Lynchburg that
"the Republicans did a good days
work for themselves when they
nominated Gen. Eisenhower" He
said he met the general last year
ut SHAPE headquarters in France
and considers him a man Of at
tractive personality and outstand-
ing ability.
Delegate Cecil w. Taylor of
Lynchburg said the COP "exer-
cised very good judgment in their
choice of a candidate"
Evening star., 1952-07-13
City With z Governments

FULTON. Ky,-Tenn. - Fulton,
on the Kentucky Tennessee bor-
der, has two governments. The
line dividing the States runs
down Fulton's main street.
Evening star., 1952-07-13
Price Of Ike Neckties Rises

HASTINGS. Neb., July IL (P1.-
"A Hastings haberdasher advertised
today that his II Like Ike" neck
ties. regularly priced at $1.59, are
now So.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
SITUATIONS MEN Cont,

YOUNG MAN wants part-time work,
all types. EN-. 1924.
YOUNG MAN, 1S. ex-merchant sea-
man, handsome, witty, debonair.
would like job. high pay, short hours
Tor next 2 months before joining
army Ior heroic cause. OR. 62S5,
between 6-S pm.
2 LARGE-SIZE BOYS of vorkine
age. out OF military school for sum.
able workers. Upper Ga. ave. pre-
ferred. GE. 413S.
RETIRED MAN, sober dependable, ex-
cellent references. BOX 452-X, star.
NOTICE TO BUILDERS: Let me SUBJ
contract your carpenters work;
MxRRiiE4na exResi E4ailders MsN VA. 79i9, it,
managing liquor store and drug. @
store; ready Immediately for good.
steady pos. Not afraid long hours
or hard work; best ref Ii. 4-36Sg
MARRIED MAN. 32, . children. ex-
perienced as cashier and bookkeep-
er, capable of handling large sums
OF money. wants steady position
ready immediately. best of refer
ences; can be bonded. Box 2I0-T,
RETIRED GENTLEMAN seeks occu.
patton; also perfect knowledge OF
French and bldg. constr. DU. 3747
MIDDLE.AGED MAN. exp, for office
Box 451- Star. S7s
COLORED MAN desires Job as house
man or porter; no Sundays or holi.
days. DU. 1918.
COL0REDs MAN desires part-tims
work IN y. c. as porter or dish.
COLORED MAN wants Job as part.
time janitor in apartment bldg. ir
exchange for hv. quarters. RA
Evening star., 1952-05-25
HELP DoMEsrlc tcon.. }

WANT some one who needs q home:
mother and doins hsht housework
in apt. Sal. open. Box 10y, Star.
RIM. AND BOARD in lovely home in
exchange for baby-sitting and light
household duties. Phone Oh. 4459
RESPONSIBLE WOMAN for I1 FsS.w.
and care of 3 small children for
employed mother;. 5-day week; $40
wk to start. EN-. Ss94. ewes. and
wxSTED@Elderly xsSh aD0si white woman who
keeper for father and 2 small
sons. Good wasss s Must have .ef-
sS slfhsHsi sETssT Ti -LiTfEE IT'LL GIRL s5 in the
fectionate nursemaid, Mon. through
Fri. 8 am. to IL noon; SIS wE.:
slme smsll ss5say aDs cali oE. a4as any
70 srse adS Som exehsnr. sSard and 1or salary asrs
OF 2 children. ga days wk. LO.
WANT AMI 4 HOME. Refined white lady
to live IN with very congenial
home; small salary. Apply Box
MIDDLE-AGED or elderly lady in
terested in good homeN light house
keeping duties. Small Salary. Home
OF elderly oIind man and working
daughter. Ii. 6-927l. -25
WANT A HOME? Elderly lady to live
in. care of daughter 3k and apt.
10. 2-6716 after $50. -25
WHITE GIRL to care for invalid
child; Il DO olight a,oi household duties; live
RELIABLE MAID to clean. cook, and
help care for 2-yr.-old child. Hrs.
l0 through dinner. 5la-day wk. CO.
COLORED, live in, plain cooking,
other help employed; $50 wk., "a
day Thursday and every other Sun
ofI; must be fond OF children; refs.
GIRL. for child care and
light cleaning; must be reliable and
intelligent; SIS wk. with privileges
to live in. Call Ii. 4-7607 before
COLORED WOMAN to help with
housework and care for elderly per-
@ son; iiys in; references required.
- ROOM, BOARD and
small wages for settled lady to help
in house: no laundry. Ii. 3-3537. E
Evening star., 1952-05-25
MOTOR TRAVEL

LADY DESIRES frequent trips to
Skyline, Ocean City. Md, Va. Beach,
Atlantic City. East Shore. FIR. 1856.
CAN TAKE 4 to New York City: I'd. tr.
Leave 9 am. May 80. ret. June 3.
GEoRGEsTioWHN LAW STUDENT wants
ride to Los Angeles or will drive
your car. MR.. LUMBLEAU, DE. 9708.
LENOIR. N. C. and vic: leaving May
29 and return June l: -Four pass.
NAVAL OFFICER. leaving May 80 for
L. A.. and San Diego in new sedan;
can take two; share expenses. AP.
LEAVING FOR Los ANGELES, June
essan sac ss5 ONE Suy xay Tass so > re1n naTs
GE. 0S0O. Ext. 305. 90.
Los ANGELES businessman leaving
soon; new auto, take 3. Republic
NEW ORLEANS and return. June g.
.pni Dayis Sta; x; Wash; 20, 2: G;
change students girls. want q ride
to Kansas or California after May
SaaIe sEpsRass Nh Eeasf sf4S eCnfsa Es
MIAMI. May 80. return June g: take
2 or 3: GIL, 4s4S, Sun. or ewes.
PASSENGERS, Kansas and return,
so auto: leaving May 90. returning
on June Is. CHI 1915. evenings.
STARTz. Ii. 5-6700. Ext. 65335.
daytime.
DRIVING CEDAR RAPIDS. IOWA,
around June /; free transportation
changed Box 465-X, Star.
NASHVILLE. N. c.. May 20; 1851
Pontiac. new tires, safe driver.
Garry 4. 10. 2-4195.
AIR FORCE OFFICER driving to
Florida. Wed. pm. or Thurs. am,
desires riders to share expenses. LU.
4-1059, after pm. -27
GOING CALF. and washington via.
Southern route. about goth Of May;
take g share driving and expenses.
10. S.3952
Evening star., 1952-05-25
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC tcont. /,

GOOD CLEANER and ironer. dag
work, Mon, Tues, Wed. and Fri.
&c day and car fare. ref. Ho
2 GIRLS. colored. desire day work OF
full time; 5 days. NO. 02s5.
VIII iron iirogn, rough dry laundry. Call
TWO GIRLS, colored. want care Of
children and light housework; 5
CHAIR COVERS and bundle laundry
done by hand: also rough dry laun-
dry ironed. GE. 662S
RUPHER'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
mas women on hand waiting for day
YUTkG. TEGs rel eolored n6 girF R4s7 Wants sbw or
Ist CLASS Laundry WORK to do do
EXrER1ESGEb Z nS s9nf Ia EauNDREss SaSSis; wants
days work, good cleaner. Ii. 3-5923
days work. eap sund4ess sGeFsd and dfsiras esan
eT: S. and carfare. Ii 1-5;s3S. .
YOUNG COLORED GIRL desires
g.n.w or days work; references; ex-
perieneed; likes children. DE. 623S.
In Inurs; a and Sat, references. Call
c6EokGD 6I sf5Si GIRL. neat, reliable, wishe.
52-day week work. city references
c0IoRED GIRL desires g.h.w.; nc
sSaSsEi ''SY GRf Isfs desires NJ. 2sgs esv
practical nursing. Cali Sunday
SHELLY, ME. I4ss.
COLORED GIRL wants day work
good cleaner; refs. ME. 1889.
COLORED GIRL wants Job as baby
sitter or part-time housework. MI
lCOLORED GIRL wants dav vork
good references. DI. 861S.
ICOLORED GIRLS desire days work
Monday through Friday; experienced
cH and dependahle. Call. DE. 1858,
oSaGhER WorPl Ii. Gi55 sIs5S5n neat desires days
COL. GIRL desires days work or laun.,
Gu' ssss. S' 'ssTfh EsTELEE L. MANN MaNNING TStS
1:30:lI am. or 1880 pm. on.
COLORED GIRL. neat, reliable. wants
rsfs rays OF Fri part5sime Gzda work lst class
Col. r'RL desires job with 2 in fam.
lily, as cook or chambermaid; S35
70, % live in or out; 5 or 51a days
COLoRED HIGH SCHOOL gradual.
wants a Job as a nurse maid OF
mothers helper Call HU. 9Sl2.
COLORED LADY wants full time OF
part;time days work. References
SOLOhED LhOI ucSlIeS Gay 5 NOTk
Experienced laundress. HU. 63S2
CoLORED LADY desires g.h.w. o,
child care; 5 days week. Ii. 3.
COLORED MAID desires work. s day.
week; exper.; refs. DE. 1893. .
COLORED MIDDLE-AGED WOBAN
wishes 5-day work weekly; no cook.
ing. Call Ii. 3-6654.
COLORED WOMAN wants 5 day.
yf week 4IiR4S' g.R;S'' city ref.' good worker
COLORED WOMAN wishes two days
work; good cleaner and ironer; gooc
refs. DE. 9l30.
COLORED WOMAN will do blanket,
and curtains and laundry at he
home. MI. 1894.
COLORED WOMAN wants days worl
ne. or s.e. Phone VI. O5S4.
lCOLORED WOMAN wants mornint
COLORED WOMAN as maid and liehr
cooking, 5-day week; fond of chill.
dren; references. Ii. 6-S541.
COLORED WOMAN wants days work
Mon. Wed. Thurs. and Sat: yer,
good ref. Call MI. 2745.
COLORED WOMAN wants houseworl
every other Sunday; refs. Lud.
Evening star., 1952-05-25

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