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dinner party we're Mr., and
Mrs. Carl Milton Walker and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jay Cor
son.
Miss Nancy Corson r. a
freshman at Sweet Briar Col
lege where recently she was
elected vice president Of the
YOUNG Women's Christian As
ISOLATION.
Miss Susan Jane Walker Is
a sophomore a. Bennett Junior
College in Mlllbrook, N. Y.
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Jean and Joan Doherty. twin
daughters Of Mr. and Mrs.
Cornelius Hugh Doherty.
After the presentation the
debutantes and their escorts
took part in a cotillion led BY
Miss jameson and her escort,
Mr.. Edgar Kent Merkle.
Earlier in the evening two
Of the debs were feted BY their
parents at q dinner in the
Metropolitan Club. Honorins
their daughters at the Joint
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White House
Christmas
PIansSet
BY DAISY CLELAND

The Christmas scene at the
White House this year will
look much like millions of
homes throughout the coun-
try.
The President and Mrs. Eli
senhower will spend a quiet
Christmas eve together before
a gay influx of children and
grandchildren on Christmas
afternoon.
They will open their own
presents leisurely the evening
before the big day.
Maj. and Mrs. John Eisen-
hover. son and daughter-in-
law Of the Chief Executive,
will arrive on Christmas after
noon with David. 8. Barbara, Z,
Susie, 5, and Mary Jean who
celebrated her first birthday
yesterday.
The young Eisenhowers will
spend the morning in their
quarters at Fort Belvoir and
open some presents there Civ
ing them in effect two Christ
masses
The President and Mrs.
Eisenhower's tree in their pri-
vate quarters is already up and
decorated in traditional multi
colored fashion.
And putting most house,
wives to shame is the fact
that Mrs. Eisenhower has
already wrapped and put
presents under their tree.
There will be a family
Christmas dinner at about
$50 pm. Seated at the table
in the family dining room with
the First Family will be the
grandchildren. their parents
and Mrs. John Doud. Mrs.
Eisenhower's mother.
The grandchildren have been
learning carols at school and
practicing at home for a sing
ing session that afternoon at
the White House. Undoubtedly
Mrs. Eisenhower will play the
piano or organ.
II is also expected that there
will be a picture-taking session
for news photographers as
there was last year. This is the
second Christmas the Eisen-
howers have spent in the White
House.
1t is expected that the Pres
ident will play Santa Claus
for his grandchildren but
without the long beard. Among
the presents will be clothing
a real Joy for any parents Of
four.
Col. and Mrs. George Cor
don Moore and their family
will drop by during the after
noon but will not stay for
dinner Mrs. Moore is Mrs.
Eisenhower's sister.
The President and Mrs.
Eisenhower shook hands with
some 500 White House work
ers, including Secret Service
agents and White House po-
lice yesterday morning at a
reception In the East Room.
And the children Of this
group we're not forgotten. One
police ofiicer was seen leaving
with three large boxes includ-
Ing a toy train and q Dick
Tracy game.
II will be a Merry Christmas
for the Eisenhovers and those
around them.
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Friends School, Susan is now
a student at Vassar. She was
presented here earlier at the
annual Debutante Cotillion
and Thanksgiving Ball.
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IIQeWdC6r
Southern MARYLAND

l. Hilltop Acres, lower Patuxeni
river. beautiful wooded sites, perfect
haTbor: sandy beach, seafood, duck.
ing, upland game; 10 sites priced
from $4,000 to $4,000 each: liberal
mortgage terms. Immediate posses
sion. SIS miles d. c.
2. Chesapeake Bay. modern 3-hed-
room home; furnished, artesian well;
screened porch-patio. cupboard mo-
tor, boat. retreat from summer heat
immediate possession. 81 miles D. c.
$4,000
3. North Beach Park-Directly on
Chesapeake Bay. $50 feet water.
'front.' Anne Arundel County. Modern
trees: furnished. Immediate posses
sion; 80 miles D. c.; S12,500.
4. Chesapeake Bay. modern home
Immediate possession: finest marine
view; $4,000. 55 miles d. C.
5. Dares Beach. directly on Chesa-
peake Bav: 3-bedroom rambler. fire.
place, living room, dining room
kitchen: utilities: Handicapped: sandy
beach. Immediate possession; IS
8. West Beach: beautiful modern
home: 3 bedrooms. living room, din
ing room. study; double garage, fac
ing harbor: immediate possession. Sc
miles D. c.; S9.450.
Z. Chesapeake Bay, Dares Beach
Large corner lot. 5-room modern
home. immediate possession: liberal
mortgage. 80 miles D. c.; $1,000.
&. Chesapeake Bay. Dares Beach
Modern Groom home. large screened
glassed porches, completely fur
nished; immediate possession: q bar
gain: $500. rs miles D. c.
Q. Dares Beach, directly on Chesa-
peake Bav-120 feet waterfront;
modern groom home: screened
porch; excellent view, $1,000. I'm.
mediate possession: liberal mortgage
3S miles d. c.
See our ad under Farms fol-
Sale" We have farms, waterfronts
cottages to I'LL your requirements
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY, Prince
Frederick, Maryland. Phone los. 354
and 225,J.l; INSPECTION BY AP-
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CADILLAC '53 convertible; brand
new Wv. tires, generator and bat
terry, 4 new mufflers. Power steer
ing, windows and seats. Has all ex-
tras. No dealers. Lost d. c. permit,
so must sell, S575 cash, take over
payments. 3435 r st. n.ws apt. 3.
HI 9.Q11Q
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PARKWAY-FORD

CADILLAC '52 "62" Convertible;
power steering; 1-owner. Very low
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WATERFRONT PRoP.-RENT

WOODLAND BEACH. 90 mi. from
D. C.--Compl. furn. cottages, i'm.
med poss.. $40 wk. Up. CO. 3-2172
NORTH BEACH : Lovely cottage
screened porch, liv. rm., 2 bedrms
mod, kit, bath: sleeps 6; S25 VIZ
Open Sept. 4. RA. 6-6136.
CAPE COD HOUSE, bedrm. stu.
do; Chronotherm hot-water heat
screened patio: avail. Oct. LIST. Cen.
trail Eastern Shore loo. for Sale,
Rep. MAX CHAMBERS. Preston
Maryland.
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LABOR DAY SPECIALS

Reduced prices with low down
payments and easy terms.
SHADY SIDE. MD.--NeW 3-bedrm
rambler; large lot. Waterfront privil-
eyes. Price, Sl3.500, low down pay
ments and easy terms.
NEAR CHESAPEAKE YACHT CLUE
Almost new 3-bedrm. rambler. A
real bargain at Sl1,60O. low down
payment and easy terms.
PINE WHIP BEACH, on South
River, Md -2-story, 3-bedrm. house
privileges. What a bargain at Sl0,-
500, low down payment and easy
terms. OF BY LOUIS A. STARTLING.
i72l 10th ST. NV, Wash, ID. C. Tel.
RE. 7-1729 or Sat, Sun. and Mon.
Call Mr.. Startling at West River, Nd.
Tel. University 7-4221.
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0CCOoUAN BAY = Reduced for
quick sale. 30 minutes to d. c.
3-bedroom. year-Rround rambler;
tiled bath. screen porch, private
S beach, picnic grove on large water:
front lot. Will accept substantial
cash offer above trust. Open sun
DAYS, / pm. til dark, Directions:
Shirley hwy. to Woodbridge, va.
20 ga mil. south TO Shaener
Market, turn left No. 636, continue
to yellow house, end black-top road.
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WATERFORD PRoP.-WTp.

l WANT AN ALL year home on bay
or river. A q or 3-bedroom with
modern conveniences, not over IS
mi. from Washington. Can pay
cash. Box S2-J. Star.
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6NUG HARBOR. MD corner lots
l block from bay; priced reas
Call 10. 2-s014 after 7:30 pm
ATTRACTIVE RETIREMENT HOME
with good boat harbor and pleas
ant surroundings in excellent COM
munity, on 2 acres, go miles from
room, kitchen, bedrooms. q
baths. gear garage. S17,50O
3 CAPT. H. c. robson, USN (Ret.)
Broker. White Stone. Va
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PILOTS


sTEELCRAFT, 20-ft. cabin cruiser,
completely equipped. ready to cruise
Just ..auied. 81 Chrysler Marine
ensine. 1lb h.p. Sleeps 4. Must see
TO appreciate Call so. 5-6962.
I5-FT. RUNABOUT, Mercury Mark
b5, and accessories. Can be seen,
Columbia Island Marina. I-34. JE.
BOAT AND TRAILER. Aft. run
about. steering wheel and remote
control. Sacrifice. $500. 1913 Joliet
st. s.w.. 10. 2-5255.
HAMPTON ONE DESIGN, excel.
cond., compl. incl GOV. and trailer;
priced for immed. sale. so. 5-5157.
26-FT. sTEELCRAFT cabin cruiser,
sleeps 4; good cond; sac. At ST.
7a5 or best offer. MA. s-obo3 or
Is.FT. FISHING BoAT-wisc. air
cooled inboard engine. Excel cond.
Al pier. Arundel I'd, and Shore Or !.
Woodland Beach, Md. $3.50. After
Saturday. IA. 4-l446.
cRuIsE,ALoNG. sl-f.; lo4s cabin .,t.
ssf 81 700, 'ie efPgfxrEj WOODLAND
BEACH. Yacht Basin. On. i-0010.
PENN YENN. swift, 1855 custom
built with bow. center and stern
decks; complete iights, throttle and
wheel; 40-h.p. Mercury outboardi
speed guaranteed As mi. per hr.
Price 500 10. 2-2S5l or 10,
THE VICTOR" 3c' cabin cruiser;
sS95 ALEXANDRIA MARINE
SERVICES foot OF Duke stD. %
i5-FT. WOLVERINE, center deck
Fibreglas bottom 25-hp Eyinrudt
motor remote controls and tank
fast: $3.50. SO. 5-6O47.
Ie-FT. cHRIs-cRAFT RUNAB0UT
500; e-ft. Skeeter Hydroplane
light and fast S25; 5sh'p. Johnson
sAILBOAT 3o-ft, auxiliary cutter
s cssEnthisn S SSasset club sH KING
si-IT. LONE STAB, inbcard sry gns,
fully equip: 81 .g50. CT. 6-2052
Is-FT. THOMPSON, 25-h,p. John.
son. cony cabinet; inboatd con.
The Marine Mart s4o Maine ave
2s-FT. CABIN CRUISER: excel
cond.: Cape Loeb Haven, Mavo
Nd. area. University 7-s8l0.
1886 JOHNSON SEA HORSE outboarc
last. NASH MARINE SUPPLIES
A3O Maine ave. AW., Dt, 7-40iO
BOAT, left. Eigin. motor. Tia-h.p
wizard. Trailer $3.50 or best oder
After 8. ~ a-2sn6
1877. LAPSTRAKE, white cedar
nat bottom, good soma. new paint
$3.50 ~ a-biT2,
gi-FT. CHRIs-CRAFT cabin cruiser
Sleeps . excellent condition Del
SLIP 40. Sat sun Nor afisf q
ouTBoARD MOTOR, sea King j.
10. s.oss7.
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NO. 6 BARGAIN

1857 GREAT LAKES. ~ Il. This
mobile home, manufactured BY the
fastest growing manufacturer IN the
industry. Keep your eye on them.
3 factories today more ready
soon. Only S6s.25 per mo. Delivered
nrich "a .Rnh
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BARGAINS at Colie,a

Coles Mobile Homes
Wash. .Balt. Blvd. u. g. Rt. /,
pA R-lOOO
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1880

$500 down. on water large living
room. kitchen area, bath. porch.
Wooded lot 75xib0 f.; pier. Can
be used Is summer or year-round
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CADILLAC "a DeViIie: black with
tai rear wheels. Perfect Condition.
New Vogue tires, original owner.
cash or terms. Pc. 2-235s.
CADILLAC "a de vile type coupe
every extra; power steering and
brakes: like new, S3.1q5, THAcK-
Err MOTORS. 18th and R. /. ave
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CADILLAC az convertible: straight
stick, +. and h, power windows.
new covers and mats, good tires;
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A. Ths STOP siGr
chesapeafe Beaeh No.
Dial Alpine 7-Jtel
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BARGAIN
FRANKLIN MANOR

Beautiful bungalow; lge. corner
lot; Ice. liv. rm.. brkfst. rm.. 2 bed
rms, elec. kit. mod. bath, very lge;
porches. workshop. barbecue. all
completely and nicely furn,; excel.
eond. S9.250, easy terms. Boz 94-L.
Star
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Two bedrms., bath, liy rm., fire
place. din. rm.. kit. utility rm.,
into 2 bedrms. large lot; close to
water, sand beach, bathing; school
Q blocks. And 7-rm. house;
baths, porch. fireplace; on an acre
OF land; ideal for . families sep
arate entrance excellent terms on
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WEST RIVER

2-bedrm. cottage lust across the road
from the water with = beautiful
view of West Rivers A perfect har-
Dor for boats. Approximately 100
II. from the front door. Completely
furn., lge. lot: $500.
FRANK w. WILDE
Broker University 1887
Shady Side. Md
SPECIAL BARGAINS
SHoREHAM BEACH-Mod. bunga-
low: all-yr. liv. rm.. 2 bedrms., bath;
enclosed porch; auto. heat; Ice. lot.
Priced, $500.
MAsoNS' BEAcH-Mod, bunga-
low: iiv. rm.. 2 bedrms,, bath on LIST
a.: Ice. rm. "a bath on End A.;
glasssd-in, front porch; garage; lse.
FRANKLIN MANoR--cor,, all-yr,,
new mod. rambler; Ice. liv. rm., 2
bedrms., kit; auto. heat; garage.
. North bEHLE-Mod. bungalow;
l \ Trr6 rm; G z p 1ed bath. Terms.
Special outstanding modern
remblers: all yr.: 2 and 3 bedrms:
l u and ? baths; auto. oil heat. AL
attractively furn. Right on the bay:
Owners are leaving and will sell
properties furn. Attractive terms and
prices. Act today to secure these
bargains.
CALI, r NJ ODIIM
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EARLY FALL BUYS

Nice 32'xIOh' bay fishing cruiser
recently repowered with Chrysler
Ace, Outside controls. big cockpit.
Full headroom forward cabin. head.
Price reduced to $3.50 for quick
~24'x7'x2' ACT cabin cruiser, out
side controls, sleeps . on foam rub
Der, galley, head. Fast with Gray
6-125. At our yard ready to go for
$500.
Shadyside Boat Yard
Shadyside, Nd.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

WEST COAST OF FLORIDA. new
home. 2 bedrms.. and Fla. rnn.. on
Lake Seminole, village boat. basin.
Clearwater. st, Petersburg. Tampa.
and the Gulf beaches. SOS mo.
10. 2-3324.
MY EQUITY in q 2-bedroom bunsa- :
low with rental unit on End floor,
paving all costs. viii trade for
Florida property or will sell for
$I5,500. White neighbors. r p.
WWA A!S 2l48 both st. ne,
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AUToMoTIvE MISC.

HUDSON 1851 Hornet parts for
sale. JE. 4-0451.
PLYMOUTH 1850 MOTOR = New
clutch installed recently; $50.
I947 Frazer motor. SIS. Both in
good condition. Also parts for
Frazer. LII. 2-S020.
USED AND REBUILT auto parts for
sale; open "a hrs. . day. all week;
nj. junction Rte. sol and Rte. so.
Lots Of late-model FordS. Central
S-4S66.
DUAL EXHAUST header system for
al Ford VS.. Wrecking foremen-
toned car; sell any or all parts.
Radio and excel. tires. EN-. 3-S492.
CAR RADIO, 40 Chevrolet; radio,
speaker. antenna; $50. ~. 6-S349.
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VACATION PLACES

KITTY HAWK-NA0s HEAD, N. c.
Greatly reduced rates. starting
Sept; l; new mod. cottages, South
ern Shore. EN-. 2-09S1. JU. 9-2IO4.
HOUSEKEEPING CABINS, ali con-
veniences; bass fishing. private
lakes. trout streams. two rivers
nearby. Take Rte. II south to
Edinburgh, Va. then Rte. 675 to
Laurel Lakes. Address Laurel
Lakes. st. Davids Church. Va.
MOUNTAIN COTTAGE for rent, near
Skyline drive. inexpensive. scenic.
EN-. 3-0515.
IDEAL VACATION FOR ADULTS
ONLY--Wkly., S3S and $40. Week
end and mo. rates. Fresh pool: 40
min. D. c. Catalogue. The Louis
Randalls, Clarksville, Nd.
KITTY HAWK BEACH, N.C.-Cot-
tages for rent by week or longer;
ocean front. mod. 1, 2, 3 bedrms. !;
hsekpg.; private beach Avail. By
resvr. Call ewes. or weekend. ia.
9-5453. Local.
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Jack Blair

harviand't Largesi spartan Dealer
WHIT PLAINS. ND
Phone "a Piata WEft 4-4e7i
- ". -. " Wnahinaton % ~. sol
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1857 GREAT LAKES. IS It. New
oak paneling. The greatest buy for
the money IN the market today
Only s7S IS per mo. Delivered price,
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TRAlLERs tcons.l

UTILITY TRAILER - FaetoFytbuilt
chassis. strong oak body. Axe IT.;
good tires; bargain, SIS. WALTERS.
Colonial 3-494I; so Woodlawn ave-,
Annapolis, Md
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FRANK W. WILDE

CALL B. M. ODUM
RE. 1926; Sat. Sun. Ewes,
I'M ra11Q ar I'm EO021
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NO. 3 BARGAIN
NO. 9 BARGAIN

1857 ROYcRAFT. Al II. All new
throughout. Completely restyled. Sec
ond only 10 the SPARTAN in quail
ity. Only SOLO per mo. Delivered
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CADILLAC '52 "62" 4-door; Z. and
h., hydra, Wv. tires, dixie new:
Si,595. THACKER MOTORS. 18th
oNA IA REnn
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Stevenson Seen Nominee
If He Wins California

ing, too, the Negro vote which
is material in this area as well
as in Northern California. His
chief issues are social security
and civil rights, in his clash with
Mr.. Stevenson.
On the surface, it looks like
ian uphill battle for Senator
IKefauver-unless in these last
days of the campaign he is able
to reverse the present trend to
Mr.. Stevenson. Newspaper polls
indicate that the former Illinois
Governor is well ahead at this
stage.
A Mirror-NewS poll shows that
Los Angeles Democrats favor
Mr.. Stevenson 2 to /. 1t showed
this lineup: Favoring Mr.. Ste
venson so per cent: favoring
Senator Kefauver 90 per cent;
undecided II per cent; like
neither II per cent. 1t showed,
too. that of the Democrats who
have made up their minds. Mr.
Stevenson has the support of SO
per cent and Kefauver 81 per
cent.
Kefauver Scored at Fresno
Backed by all the "brasS" of
the Democratic Party in CAL
Iifornia except Democratic Ma
tional Committeewoman Clara
Shirpser of San Francisco, Mr.
Stevenson last February appar-
emily had a big lead over Sen
ator Kefauver. Then came the
Fresno meeting at which both
candidates spoke. and Senator
Kefauver stole the show. In
addition, Senator Kefauver's
stronger statement for earlier
and quicker desegregation of the
public schools made such an
appeal to the Negro leaders thet
some of them moved over to the
Senator. among them Byron
Rumford, one of CALIFORNIA; two
Negro Assemblymen.
Senator Kefauver's surprise
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victory in the Minnesota primary
had shaken the Stevenson forces
here from stem to stern. Sena-
tor Kefauver seemed to be on the
way to victory. Since then, how
ever, Senator Kefauver has had
setbacks, with the result that Mr..
Stevenson has regained lost
ground.
1t is still a fight, however, and
the Stevenson managers have
horrid memories of the Minnesota
Iupset-where newspaper polls
showed Mr.. Stevenson well in the
lead and all the big Farmer
Labor Democratic Party officials
were in the Stevenson corner
except one CongreSswoman, Mrs.
Coya Knutson.
| California Democratic National
Committeeman Paul Ziffren, sup
porter of Mr.. Stevenson, told this
writer that his candidate will
defeat Senator Kefauver by be-
tween 100000 and 100000 votes
This is a much smaller margin
than indicated by the polls. But
Mr.. ziffren called it a comfort
able" lead, and seemed content to
have such a victory. In this
State. the majority winner takes
all the delegates votes.
Mr.. Ziffren and other Steven
son supporters are bitter when
they speak of the attacks made
on their candidate by Senator
Kefauver in the Florida primary
Mr.. ziffren put it this way:
"Kefauver is desperate because
he knows he is through and he
is out to destroy Stevenson even
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Stevenson Gains
Alabama DELEGATES

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, May 80
'R.-Adlai Stevenson picked up
additional delegate strength in
Alabama's runoff Democratic
primary yesterday. He apparent
ly will have a bare majority OF
the States So delegates.
Eleven delegates were chosen
and seven of those leading on
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Continued From First Page

| Continued From First rage
only "a convention votes. and
Senator Russell won 10 to S. for
Senator Kefauver. Senator Rus
sells lead in the popular vote,
however, was upward of $4,000.
Florida Vote Light
Mr.. Stevenson apparently had
cause for worry before the Flor
ida vote, but a victory, no matter
how narrow, remains victory
The vote was light, and if Eisen-
hover Democrats, who have little
IuSe for Mr.. Stevenson, voted fol
Senator Kefauver, not enough
cast such ballots to swing the
ELECTION to the Tennessee Sen
ator.
Senator Kefauver began hi.
campaign for CALIFORNIA; votes
as soon as he left the airport
He addressed a meeting called
by the National Association fol
the Advancement of Colorec
People, again asserting his belief
that the Supreme Courts de-
ciSion doing away with segrega-
ton in the public schools is the
law of the land and must be
obeyed. He said that he hoped
President Eisenhower would SEE
that the deSegregation decision
is carried out. He promised the
Negroes he would do all in his
power to see they have fair treat.
ment.
When Senator Kefauyel
reached the Biltmore Hotel hi
was given an ovation by the
guests at a $25-a-plate dinner
given to raise funds for his cam.
Ipaign. They had waited from
pm, when he was expected tt
join them at dinner, until mid.
might to hear him.
Senator Kefauver will con.
centrate here on the voters O.
sprawling Los Angeles County
!. land the rest of Southern Cali.
fornia.
The preponderance Of voting
strength lies here. To defear
Mr.. Stevenson in next Tuesdays
primary, the Tennessee Senator
/, must do well in this section. Hi,
, appeal is particularly to the old
|SterS, the Townsendites, the fol.
lowers of George McClain-th,
people, indeed, who want bigge,
land better pensions. He is seek.
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Bomb Kills
z British Soldiers

NICOSIA, Cyprus, May 80 up.
Two British soldiers were
killed and 20 others wounded
today by a bomb thrown in their
vehicle outside an army holiday
camp on the beach of Fama-
gusta.
A strict curfew was immedi-
ately slapped on the town.
The deaths brought to SO the
number of British troops killed
in rebel attacks on the British
island colony where Cypriots Of
Greek descent are fighting to
unite with Greece.
In Paphos British troops shot
to death Greek Cypriot as he
tried to break out of a search
Gordon
Meanwhile, the curfew i'm
posed on the Turkish quarter Of
Nicosia was lifted today. Troops
FASTENED to complete the per-
manent barbed-wire barricade
separating it from the Greek
section of the island capital.
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in his bid for the nomi-
nation.
Stevenson Backers Debate
There was considerable debate
among Mr.. Stevenson's advisers
as to whether he should remain
aloof from any personal attacks
that might be launched.
Mr.. Stevenson was described
as feeling that he ought to ignore
any fresh attacks by Senator Ke-
fauver.
All those around Mr.. Steven
son recognized that the chips are
down. They felt he could deal
Senator Kefaaver a knockout
punch by winning here and thus
clear the field for a powerful bid
for the nomination.
There remained, however, the
imponderables of how q stable
Negro population would react to
the appeals of the two candi-
dates and what choice old age
pensioners would make.
New Support Seen
Mr.. Stevenson's hackers pro-
fessed to see in their analysis of
the Florida results new hope for
support of these groups in Cali
fornia. But they conceded they
must put forth stronger efforts
TO get their backing.
In all the turmoil Of receiving
the seesaw Florida returns, Mr..
Stevenson remained the calmest
person in his camp. When he
was running behind, Mr.. Steven
son expressed only mild aston
Iishment. When he forged ahead,
he cautioned his admirers
against too much optimism.
In an area he carried in his
1852 contest with President Eli
Isenhower, Mr.. Stevenson was at
home in speaking at a festival
Iof the Retail Clerks Union. He
even Joined in the dancing
which preceded introduction OF
local Democratic candidates.