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phrase takes one back to the old
William Jennings Bryan cam
paignS); political weakling (which
was the way Mr.. Truman described
Mr.. Stevenson just before his
nomination.; "bungler" who is
run by the Madison Avenue boys
Ga new description of the Republi-
can publicity experts who, however,
seem to have no one quite as eX-
pert as Mr.. Clayton Fritchey, who
pulls heavier oar than anyone
else around Mr.. Stevenson; a
'well-meaning boob surrounded by
bad men," which takes us back to
the Harding days
As the campaign progresses, the
anti-EisenhoWer attacks Qed by
Mr.. Truman, whose personal venom
is undisguised) grow more violent
and direct. But they still fall short
of questioning the personal sinceri-
ty of the President. And that is the
important point Candid Republi-
cans concede that Mr. Eisenhower
has made some mistakes and that
some of his appointees have disap-
pointed him; that he is by no means
perfect What they do assert, how
ever. is that in sheer sincerity and
unselfish devotion to his country
he is the equal of any President
we ever had, and the superior of
any since 1882 That quality, sin
cerity," is unquestiOnably his
greatest political asset. Able as he
is, amiable as he is, high-minded
as he is, sincerity is the real rea-
son for his vast personal populari-
ty throughout the country.
So far neither Mr. Truman, Mr..
Stevenson nor Mr.. Kefauver have
personally assailed the Eisenhower
sincerity-but they Willingness
tionably they will Each week
shows a closer approach. In the
end there will be an attack upon
the personal character of the
President-and then, say the
Eisenhower aides, will come the
reaction Not only will the bulk Of
the American people react - but
Mr.. Stevenson and his running
mate, Mr.. Kefauver. will find their
own personal sincerity questioned
with far more proof than they have
to support their Eisenhower at
tacks The degrading Stevenson
subservience to Mr. Walter Reuth-
err. the CIO labor boss, will be
brought out in the open. So will
Mr.. Stevenson's insincerity in criti-
Ching the Eisenhower veto of the
rivers and harbors bill, which even
the Democrats admit required
courage in an election year SO will
number of other things concern
ing Mr.. Stevenson which were
hardly touched on in 1852.
Already, Mr. Truman, by re-
iterating his "red-herring' COM
ment on the Alger Hiss case, has
insured that that case will become
an issue In answer to question
over a broadcast in Milwaukee, Mr..
Truman first said, No, l never
said that" then followed immedi-
ately with But that is what it was
and is" To another question, Mr..
Truman said No: that he did not
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Score by quarters:
Southern .....O 0 II 6-18
Northern ...0 IA 0 7-21
Substitutes - Southern: Butler,
Colaw, Friend, Sanders, Stemple,
Henline, Michaels, Fry, Thayer.
Northern-Durst, Lawson, Close,
Jenkins. Sisler.
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that one of them will not be the
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After 3 mos. SO, 400 to start. Public
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with initiative neat appearance
Need fast accurate typlSt able &c
use dict or take shorthand 5-oay
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HELP-WoMEN

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experience helpful but not neceS.
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CEMENT WORK, pavements. steps
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EOuR WINDS EARN
ANTIQUES

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approval of the committee on ap-
preparations"
Unlike the mandate requiring
consultation on guided missile
and housing development. the
Aswan dam policy statement is
carried only in the Appropria-
tons Committees report and not
in the foreign aid bill on which
the Senate will act next week.
Thus it would not be subject
to a presidential veto such as
that which sent the military con-
Istruction bill back to Congress.
Nor would it be legally binding,
though it would carry great
weight.
Both Mr.. Eisenhower and Sec
Rotary of State Dulles voiced
their objections to this provision
in a meeting with Republican
congressional leaders yesterday,
and Mr.. Dulles wrote Chairman
Hayden, Democrat of Arizona, of
the appropriations group:
II think / should make clear
that the executive department of
the Government would not feel
bound by the language in the
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action but might find q way tC
renew the restrictions in q INA.
supplemental appropriation
measure still being considered In
committee.
If Congress approves that &C
ton. Mr.. Eisenhower might have
to decide between no funds fol
certain administration requests
and acceptance on an unwanted
congressional committee review
Egypt's Ambassador. Ahmed
Hussien. said yesterday his
country has decided to turn to
the West-rather than to Rus
sia-for financing Of the $1.3
billion proposed Aswan Dam on
the Nile.
But Chairman George, Demo
'crat of Georgia. of the Senate
Foreign Relations 4 Committee
said he will stand by a restric-
tive statement the Appropria-
tions Committee put into its re-
port on the $4,105, 100000 foreign
aid bill. The committee directed
that no funds of. any kind "be
used on this dam without prior
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Senate Approves
81 Million for Use
OF Dental Institute

The Senate last night author
lied a 81 million limit to expand
the National Institute of Dental
Research at Bethesda. the site Of
the National Institutes Of Health.
1t accepted a House-approved
limit Of 81 million for the center
rather than the IS million pre-
viouSly voted by the Senate. The
measure now goes to President
Eisenhower.
The American Dental ASsocia-
ton in testimony pointed out
that dental research has Jagged
in recent years while other types
of medical research, strongly
backed with Federal funds, have
scared ahead.
The Dental Institute is one
OF the smallest of the National
Institutes. Congress must later
provide funds in a separate APP
preparation.
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Senate Appropriations Commit
tee report"
Mr.. Dulles sent along, how
ever, a copy of a June 26 letter in
which he told Senator Hayden:
II assure you that none of the
funds which may be appropriated
for fiscal year 1857 will be COM
mitted to finance the Aswan
dam without specific prior con-
sultation with the committee"
He already had said no pre-
viously-appropriated funds would
be used.
The Secretary seemed to be
making. the point that while he
would be willing to consult"
with the group, he would not be
bound to get its approval be-
fore committing the United
States to some financial as
Sistance for the project.
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Assassin of Soviet Envoy
In 1927 Arrives in u. S.

NEWARK, N. j., July 10 (P
A Polish immigrant, who as.
sassinated the Soviet Ambassa-
dor to his native land in 1927
fled into Seclusion with his fam
lily yesterday a few hours after
he arrived in this country tc
live.
Boris Kowerda-tall, grey and
48 years old-refused to talk to
newsmen when he arrived al
Idlewild Airport. He was met by
his wife Nina and their IA.
year-old daughter Natalia.
Later, the three members OF
the family rushed from their
second floor apartment here
Carrying no luggage, they got on
q bus and disappeared.
Kowerda served a 10-yeal
prison sentence for shooting
Soviet Ambassador Peter Way
kow at the Warsaw Railway
Station in 1927. Ambassador
Waykow was said to have been
a leader in the Staying of the
Cars family and other Russian
mobiles.
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Only Mrs. Kowerda's mother
remained behind at the family's
apartment here yesterday and
she refused to reveal their des-
tination.
60 way" she told newsmen
motioning with her hands.
An official of the Tolstoy Ref
lugee Organization, however, said
the family had fed in fear.
They know better than most
of us what a long memory the
Soviet Union has," the Official
said. "And it'll be a long time
before they'll relax, even here. -
The official declined to be
quoted by name.
Kowerda was freed from pris-
on shortly before the Germans
invaded Poland in 1899. The
Germans seized him and his wife
and sent them to Germany as
slave laborers.
He escaped to France and his
family ended up in a displaced
persons camp in Germany after
the war.
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lion military construction bill
which contained 1t.
At Mr.. Eisenhower's urging
the House passed quickly yester-
day a new bill without the Of
Tending provisions. But both
Senator Russell and Senate DEM
ocratic Leader Lyndon B. john
son said the Senate will act with
less haste.
Senator Russell, influential on
both the Senate Armed Services
and Appropriations Committees,
said he planned no immediate
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making any commitment to helr
finance the Aswan dam in Egypt
In another field, Senator Rus.
sell, Democrat of Georgia. led 9
move to revive q congressional
mandate requiring advance APP
|proval Of the Senate and House
Armed Services Committees fol
spending some Defense appro-
priations.
The requirement, affecting de-
velopment Of the "Talos" missile
and construction Of housing fol
servicemen. caused Mr.. Eisen-
hover to veto Monday a 81 bill