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LADY, white. live In. companion
nurse 20 handicapped person. needs
limited attention. must have pleas
art personality ard be dependable
No house work Cal RE 6-75O0
WOMAN winter. mothsrly type
about so with good health 70 care
for rev rambler for Widower mo
children Ideal home With artistic
private quarters for the right per-
son. Small salary. STATE salary rec
Write Box 4q4-T, star
WOMAN. white. 70 care for mother.
ess home live In. Hunga Ran resu-
see take notlee. HI 4.s006 iSs
MAN AND wIFE-wife 10 cook. man
70 serve table and household duties
upsiairs apt. Plus salary. WO
s-TI23 i6s
RELIABLI WOMAN. white 10 i've IN
an case ~ Z eSiidrsn. ~ -
aqiftn raN no e.41ah
cOLORLD WOMAN. 70 care for babS
liz exchangs fer rom board arc
srAi ta.afy ~ 4-f33a
c0LoRED WOMAN. i.ys-n Ions
lsiand. n = tfaasu. snyanesd n
s1nn ~ s-B00e Al AseOCi !.
ATS. iri7 i2th Env
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SECRETARY

Por real estate once mus, be good
steno ard fypis and thoroughly
experience 70 xeeretarlai duties
ealarr 20 SaN wklt Wonderful oD-
Dor for advancement. Gail .odsy
EN-. 2-3699 CALL SUN.
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MATTRESSES
FOR
NEW MOTOR HOTEL
18th ST. BRIDGE. VA

Hours: 4 p.m.-l2 pm. and noon Q
pm. No experience necessary
Meals and uniforms furnished. You
will be working In Washington's
newest and most beautiful dining
room Salary and excellent tips.
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HELP DOMESTIC

COOK. private family; live in pre-
ferred WO. 6-g21I. 16'
COOK G.H.W., white, age 25-45:
live in: :. adults: $40 week; refer
ences required. OIL. 9-24a1. 16'
COOK-G INV, for small adult fam
lily: IL noon through dinner: recent
refs. REQ. EN- 2-493o.
FOREIGN DOMESTIC - Permanent
lob; live in: must like children.
$50 per month. OIL 4-1632.
6 H.W., child care, so days, s-5
evenings have drivers license:
$3.50 mo. SO. 5-6241.
G.HW AND CHILD CARE. white.
live in; middle age. EN-. 3-.s93.
HOUsEKEEPER. live in. pvt. rm
and bath in new home Care Of .
children. Box At. Star
HOUsEKEEPER. reliable. experi-
enced person. for family with 4
children Of school age: live in; biz-
day week. other help employed; ref
erences required top salary to
right person. Reply Box 31s-T.
Star
HOUsEKEEPER, white. 1880, for
motherless home: one. child. age 12:
modern. suburban home: salary.
$50 per week; references. OIL. A.
HOUsEwORKERs - Ninety 1901
needed immed; Jobs avail. in. N; Y.
MEsTic EMPLOYMENT AoENcY.
l5l z. 18th ST.. N. y. City.
H0UsEKEEpER, under 40. for
father ard motherless child live
IN: reliable; references 10. 2-575s.
Ink, plain Cooking. chiid care
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Apply Monday and Tuesday
HOT SHOPPES. INC.

A1 - a A-e@s AAN>
l34l G ST. NV. ROOM 600
WOMAN, white. vicinity Macarthur.
help g.h.w.. Q to /. Tues-Thurs. !;
$50. EN-. 3-141I
YOUNG WOMAN with knowledge OF
bookkeeping and some tipping expe-
rience for home once OF local fire
ms, co. Please call MIR. ATKINSON.
MA S-014l
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BICYCLES bTand-new Schwinn
Corvette girls. 90 in: all attach
ments; big reduction Also used
girls I8-in. with trainer wheels;
good condition. SIC OIL. 4-5766
BICYCLE. hov's 26-inch English type
American bike Excellent condition.
Of, R-RnfI
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dliion. No. Cal JE. .-5lEE !.
BICYCE. girls. handsome 26''
Firestone Cruiser. ] VI old excel.
aond.' S24. OIL 2-b331.
BICYCLE. boys ga. HiEEins, new
cond: $50. EN-. 2-0015.
BICYCLE. girls, IL in. training
wheels like new so, CAL JE.
9-IlSG
BICYCLE, girls: high chair: Good
condition. JE, 2-9492.
dition: So 30. Call La, e-5194
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BEDROOM SuITE-toasted mahoR-
any; bed, chest of drawers, dresser
and chair. 500; Westinghouse
clothes dryer. S15. TE. 6-3026
BEDRM. SET-Moving mahogany,
dbl bed. mattress, springs bed
spread: reas, 1886 Missouri ave.
NV, apt. 302, from q TO
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VIZ VVWTWTW"TTN"s NM I'M Y
tools u sSsry aesfripiton pe are
CisflaE oat gIf tntiyk atocG % re-
p4.f arc nsw sxltaNa 1fiis
motors fsnt aitis faEs gaa1iins
ssnsresoYt f5or stEesff stgeft
5lsgf, s1mp pgmgs AGA otnsf
fUafanfsed PnFGlng U.fcTEIC
EQUIPMENT co. Jazz ahsfnar
Ggs ns Opsn sa.1fdsy ~
Wofshing,oa POI.
49, hsasg sgtF t0scfH Ceft
s3.fgQ hgfi eel $500 "a s.ioSo
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ANTIQUES, walnut 4-leg, drop-
leaf table, 39x49 inches. beauti-
fully turned legs $50. OIL. 4-0So9.
ANTIQUES, . mantle clocks. small
marble top chest and mir. shadow
boxes: other items. WO. 6-2l02.
ANTIQUES - Rosewood sofa. circa
1900; excel cond.; reas. RIA.
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RECEPTIONIST
BEAUTY SALON
REPORT WRITER

Research department Of
local Aeronsutical Communi-
cations hrm has professional
opening for a person with
basic writing skill and an in
terest in scientific subjects.
Work consist manly o! edit
Ing and writing Of brief sta
tus reports On electronic re-
liability Investigation for
military services, Excellent
opportunity for journalism or
English major graduate to
gain teehnicai-writinR expert
ence This position offers ex-
cellent working conditions In
a new Aforementioned build
Ing, excellent salary and I'M
usual empioye benefits in
Guiding airline privileges.
Please contact Mr.. DUNG
KEEL 81 Me $4,000. Exten-
sion oSI
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INSTRUCTION. COURSES

LEARN w --fiitf 4 wxH aHU jar
class now forming All pfae N0fk
oppo'i earn tuition AD @-0iU3
wELDING AND OUTING OUTFIT.
slag yalge Tor SIS Oir1NFR
25f3 " a nv ~ 49,
HaIRDREssERs Enloy a ofcaiat,s
ana extttlnG carRsf ner ara
U1ner icE entrance Zee WASH
tBC SHORTHAND 10 3 Esekt. caj
~; III riiss,piii, scs 7" - s'. ..,s.s -
LEARN Hou TO sTCpT and sse-
tsee u sshae. teiisgs hfe IA
e-i5ti. NJ z-s1s7.
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GIRL FRIDAY

Bookeeper, general ledger ex-
perienee, tsp!st. prefer under
30. small once With excel
lent opportunities for the
future pleasant surroundings
This is q position. not Just
a Job Please write letter
enciosinR resume 10 Box
i3l-T. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-16
CA THE SUNDAY STAR
HELP WOMEN Cont. J

RECEPTIoNIsT. TYPIsT for modern
downtown real estate ONCE inter-
estine work in pleasant surround
inRs ideaf arrangements for person
who wants to Wort afternoon and
early evening nous. Interviews
now, sta~t after Christmas
SOUTHERN PARKWAY CORP.
GANR GR0rsiA TIT O-~A00
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HELP WOMEN
SECRETARY

To administrative ofdcer Of local
and diversified work. Box 1851
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BEDRM. SUITE consisting Of dresser,
chest of drawers. night table and
Hollywood bed, | club chair; all in
very good cond. Reas. KLUGER.
53gS Cntllum pl, ne, LA. 6-0l32
BEDROOM FURNITURE. Apiece
suite. walnut: reasonable. ia.
4-I3AT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-16
BUSINESS SERVICES
MIscELLANEoUs-FoR SALE

SERVICE. reports, tax
returns ana records; monthly rates
HA. 2-360I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-16

BEDROOM SET, twin beds. Habitat.
knotty pine, rug, foam rubber
sofa. misc. furn. TU. 1915.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-16

BEDROOM twin, beaut. walnut, Z
pcs, like new. cost, $500. sell.
$500; . twin beds, spRS mattrs
excel. cond.; 500. WO. R-h2H1
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R FEs P9gR H. s %El s 9Af' T ~;
SEQ; NEW CHEST TO MATCH:
DAYS. AID. 4-3O3l. EYES AFTER 6,
TU. 2-79lS. APPTS. AVAIL. SUN,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-16

BEDROOM SUITE. walnut; has twin
beds. complete with box springs,
innerspring mattresses (Stearns-
Foster): chest-on- chest dresser.
Sl65 complete. IA. 1-p4nQ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-16

BEDROOM. LIVING ROOM and din
ing room furniture, Fruitwood ma
tiOnally known makes Save UP to
SOC. OWENS WHOLESALE FUR
NITURE MART. S11 18th st. NV,
Ind floor.
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BED-MATTRESS

RED, roli-a-way. 80 inches wide,
mattress and cover. S22, good as
new. RIA. 3-4S72.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-16

BEDSPREADS - Hand crocheted.
twin, pr, $15 Pr. mahog step
tables, S25 ca; cocktail table to
match. $40. EN-. 2-44oD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-16

BEDSPREAD. white. erocheted, 500
or best offer; also crocheted baby
drRsa VI Gln. 10 l-AhIn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-16

sTENOGRAPHER, white. in the vi
cinity OF 9th and Emerson SITS n e. !;
permanent position, 5-day week. all
Legal holidays on with pay, paid
vacation .and other .employe bene-
hts; good salary and working con-
dit!ons. Phone Mr. BpIGHT be-
tweer and li20 am, tn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-16
ANTIQUE SALE

RETIRING FROM BUSINESS.
SELLING OUT ENTIRE. STOCK
NH MfkR rRsEs F ETFNiT DIs 6TSkS I
PRICES.
WINTERS ANTIQUE SHOP
SOL q st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-16
ANTIQUE HIGHROY

Connecticut maple. dated l7Bi;
from private collection: excellent
condition. BOX 257-6, Star. TO-
ANTIQUES-Clock and 2 vases. Ma
jolica: blue with raised roses; offer
CREsTWoOD APT. RA. 6-1267.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-16

ANTIoUES--old stonehouSe. 470a
Annapolis rd new shop. Hanging
lamps, marble pieces. many other
items. Also. fine selection OF Christ
mas trees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-25

LUNCBE0NETTk. Arl;, good bus. !;
Md GIBRALTAR CO. DI 7-6500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-25

Vacant 5000 down buys this spacious Groom brick homo
Completely reaecorated from top TO bottom. Sde-han paE
leaming hardwood
family
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-25

81 Garfield st. NV. close 70
Sheraton Park Hoiel--i0 rooms.
.is baths g-car brick garaEe gat
heat brick house selling furn-
ishsd income quoted. $500 mo
Priced % sell. wants $500 down
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wooDLEY HILLS

washington's newest in-town
location--An unusual split
level rambler, located on q
QUIET cul-de-Bac street, sur
rounded BY trees. The house
features . master bedrooms,
each with 4 private bath. q
3rd bedroom with a bath. 4
large den with adjoining
powder room. plus o large
paneled daylight recreation
room with fireplace. In addl-
ton there IL a living room,
25izxl5 IT,; dinine room and
4 most modern kitchen. Open
pm. TN dark daily. Dir.
FROM Conn. ave- west on
Woodley ID past the Shera-
t .s. ~ abe bete ~. eloeks %
r. n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-25

iETOWN-Unuaual good. =
story. Colonial britk bedrmf
stperate Din IN rouder rm. a..
fage. attractive gafden Income
nnli. No 900 AD. s-52o7, AUS
TM y. DsWuDl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-25

HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W HOUSES FOR sALE-Nw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-25

LET US SELL YOUR BUSINESS,
large or small. near-far; have OUT
of-town cash clients IN Y. coop.
assoc) GIBRALTAR CO.. WASH
BLDG, D. c. Listing wanted IN
D C., Va. Md. DI. 7-6500.
TAvERNs--u, Near Nd. lge bus.
big mach. take; C2l Arl, nice bus.
only $4,000 dn. 90 80 mi Md,
with prop. slots Net 100000 yr.
$1,000 dn. GIBRALTAR co
LIQUOR LICENSES, Pr. Geo. County,
of sale Also beer-wine lic on sale
GIBRALTAR CO, DI. 7-6500
LAUNDROMATS-U) Arl.. $4,000
net W: cost OF co.; f2J in D. c..
in NV. and ! in Sc, good buys
GIBRALTAR CO. DI. 7-6500.
HARDWARE-iD Arl.. small store.
ideal one man t2l Nd. shop, ctr.
good bus Very reas. GIBRALTAR
LIQUOR STORE. N.W.-Over $1,000
wk. also l in Md. suburbs loo. GI-
BRALTAR CO. DI 7-6500.
LUNCBEONETTE Arl, good bus !;
l5O0 dn. Also ! in D. C, and
Md GIBRALTAR CO. DI. 1-650a.
DELICATEsSEN-Va $1,000 wk,
guar $500 down incl stock.
Owner nets $3.50 wk A. r. SEELYE.
nj 1-S{pE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-25

GEORGETOWN TYPE. Colonial, mod.
rm.. nrepl.. ia baths, patio. Ideal
location for a couple, 1887 Monroe
81, NV. Priced $4,000. AID. q
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657 GIRARD STREET NE.

ITS A BEAUTY. IMMACULATE modern s-room brick no
sturdy built ENCLOSED gorehes modern kitchen modern
nd ouin bar plus lovely garden yard deac
garage Move right in A home you'll be proud to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-25
Gil VARNIJM STREET
1911 WEST VIRGINIA AVENUE NE.

MODERN SEMDETAcHED brick home near PFoV,
Hospital Only Sl00U down semidetached brick
fireplace IN living room full basement centerhan plai
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-02
Truman Hits Farm Policy
OfG.O.P. in Iowa Talk

tinued in a speech to an esti-
mated 1000 persons attending
the first of a three-day farmer
labor sponsored Labor Day OBJ
Iservance. Iowa De m ocratic
leaders and candidates took part
with the former President.
Mr.. Truman said that when
an election year comes around,
and the Republicans want some
farm votes, they raise support
prices a little.
You will remember that when
Eisenhower vetoed the farm bill
(the first one passed by Con-
Igress last spring.. he said he
would raise the price support
levels on the basic commodities.
And he did raise them-above
the low levels he had originally
planned for 1956-but not above
the levels to which they had
sunk in 1856"
At one point the former Pres
Iident departed from the text Of
his speech to say:
If the Democratic ticket
doesn't get support from the
farm states this time, the farm
ers will deserve just what they
will get"
Later he interrupted to say:
THE farmer was too prosper
Gus before. He wanted change.
He got it, they got all of his
change and it served him right"
Mr.. Truman, who unsuccess-
fully opposed Adlai E. Stevenson
as the Democratic presidential
nominee at the party's national
convention last month, described
Mr.. Stevenson as "a real
fighter"
He said Estes Kefauver, the
vice presidential nominee, "de-
serves the support of all the
farm States of America"
Mr.. Truman said the Demo-
cratic Party came out Of its
Chicago convention united be-
hind two Of the ablest candi-
dates ever to go before the
! American people"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-02
Brother RiIed
Over Nixon
Stock Sale Bid

WHITTIER, Calf, Sept. / (R
"A member of the Nixon family
acknowledged today that Young
Republican Club leaders in the
Los Angeles area were asked tc
announce at meetings that stock
in the family enterprises was
being offered for sale.
F. Donald Nixon, brother Of
Vice President Richard Nixon
confirmed that a form letter was
mailed out to some IS Young
Republicans August % by Nor
gan & Co., a Los Angeles broker
age house. He said, however, il
was sent without his knowledge
or sanction and that he was
very angry" when he learned
Of 1t.
He added that the Morgan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-02
Eisenhower Plans to Brief
Stevenson on Key Secrets

would expect that a formal Offer
will be made next week"
Mr.. Truman, in addition to
supplying Mr.. Eisenhower with
intelligence reports four years
ago, invited the G.. o. P. candi-
date to attend a prediction
briefing by the cabinet on the
foreign situation.
Mr.. Hagerty declined to say
whether Mr.. Eisenhower would
invite Mr.. Stevenson to the White
House for such a briefing.
Mr.. Eisenhower rejected the
1852 briefing offer, saying he
wished to be free to analyze pub
licly the acts and policies of the
Truman administration.
Made One Qualification
But he welcomed the reports,
with one qualification. He said
at the time:
Save only in those cases
where the security of the United
States is involved, l would want
lit understood that the possession
of these reports will in no other
way limit my freedom to discuss
or analyze foreign programs as
my judgment dictates !"
The. question of distributing
intelligence reports in this 1856
campaign came up Friday night
at a Stevenson news conference
lin Chicago.
A newsman raised the ques-
ton when Mr.. Stevenson replied
to an inquiry about the Suez
Canal situation by saying he
was mot familiar with the course
of the current diplomatic nego-
ltiatiofis.''
At the same time. Mr.. Steven
son said he felt that unimpeded
iuSp of the canal iS Hin1nero tive y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-02
By The Associated Press

President Eisenhower is going
to offer secret intelligence re-
ports to Adlai Stevenson SO the
Democratic presidential nominee
will know what moves the United
States makes in foreign affairs
during the campaign.
Mr.. Eisenhower's press secre-
tary. James C. Hagerty, disclosed
this yesterday and said formal
offer of the reports. to be COM
piled by the top secret Central
Intelligence Agency. probably
will be made next week.
Newsmen had asked Mr.
Hagerty about a statement by
Mr.. Stevenson yesterday that he
would welcome such an Offer
very much"
Both Mr.. Eisenhower and Mr.
Stevenson received such weekly
reports from former President
Truman during the 1852 cam.
paign and Mr.. Truman had ex.
tended the same offer in 1948 tt
Thomas E. Dewey, the G. o. P
presidential candidate that year
Called Security Insurance
The thought behind keeping
candidates abreast of overseas
developments is to guard against
use in "a bitterly partisan cam.
paign of material that NIGH
endanger national security.
1t also tends to insure, in thu
event of a change of administra.
tons, a smooth transition in thu
conduct of foreign affairs.
When asked whether Mr.
Eisenhower plans to continue
this recent practice, Mr.. Hagerty
replied:
"Of course the President ha.
always expected to offer this.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-02

Company was told to withdraw
the letter Immediately.
Mr.. Nixon said his brother,
the Vice President, was in no
way connected with the enter
prises-a super market and
three restaurants.
What purported to be a photo
static copy of the letter was sent
anonymously to News Media.
The copy said shares were being
offered for subscription and it
requested the Young Republic
can leaders to mention the
stock offering at your next
meeting"
The letter, as reproduced, was
signed by Walter E. Peter under
the letterhead of the Morgan
Company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-02

Those who had voted for Mr..
Eisenhower in 1852 were divided
this way:
For INSTRUMENTATION now,
IA per cent; for Stevenson-Ke-
fauver now, 81 per cent; no
opinion. S per cent.
Supporters of Mr.. Stevenson
last time felt this way:
For Eisenhower Nixon now, 10
lper cent; for Stevenson Kefau-
yer now, "a per cent: neither"
or refused to say, per cent; no
Iopinion. 5 per cent.
Those who expressed a current
preference were then asked, DO
you feel quite strongly about
that. or not very strongly?"
Two-thirds who replied sale
they felt quite strongly" anc
Iof these, 81 per cent were
strongly for Eisenhower-N Nixon
and 40 per cent strongly fol
Stevenson Kefauver.
More lukewarm partisans d.
vided up: Stevenson-Kefauver
SO per cent; Eisenhower-N Nixon
AZ per cent.
Party Members Lineup
The three major groups OF
voters-Democratic Farmer La
Dor, Republican and Independ-
Ient-followed these lines:
DFL-Stevenson, 88 per cent;
Eisenhower. 8 per cent; no opin-
ion. 4 per cent.
Republican - Eisenhower, sc
per cent; Stevenson, 2 per cent;
mo opinion, 2 per cent.
Independent Eisenhower, 81
per cent; Stevenson. 80 per cent;
neither" or refused to say, 4
per cent: no opinion, IL per cent
At the same stage Of the 1861
race, a Minnesota poll survey
on the presidential candidates
showed Eisenhower, 40 per cent;
Stevenson, 38 per cent. On cleo
ltion day, the result was 55.6 pei
cent for the Republicans ano
44.4 per cent for the Democrats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-02
Secret Report
Offer PIeuses
Stevenson

CHICAGO, Sept. (P.-Adlai
E. Stevenson voiced pleasure to-
day over a White House offer to
make confidential intelligence
reports on foreign affairs avail
able to him during the cam
palgn. Mr.. Stevenson spent
most of the day working on, a
major Labor Day speech he will
make in Detroit.
The Democratic presidential
nominee locked himself in his
study" to work on the speech
after driving from his farm in
Libertyville to nearby Lake
Forest for haircut.
Clayton Fritchey, Mr.. Steven
sons press secretary, briefng
reporters at the Sheraton Black
stone Hotel here declared:
1.-The Governor is fratified at
word that the reports will be
given to him, and he will be
glad to receive them. He found
them helpful and useful in
1852"
Meanwhile, the Democratic
nominee. already Endorsed by a
majority of the AFL-CIO execu-
tive council, placed top emphasis
on the speech he will deliver
in Detroit's Cadillac Square
at pm. (EST) Monday.
But that speech is only one
iof a series of appearances he
will make in Industrial Mich
igan on Labor Day in view of
the part. union votes play in
Michigan campaigns.
Labor support gave Senator
Tom Mcnamara the margin by
which he unSeated former Re-
publican Senator Homer Fergu-
son two years ago, and Demo-
Gratis are counting on their
organized influence to put
the StevenSon-Kefauver ticket
across.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-02

OTTUMWA. Iowa, Sept. up
Former President Harry s.
Truman declared today that "if
Eisenhower is reelected, the
farmers will continue in their
place in the doghouse."
Fright now. in this election
year. Of course, the Eisenhower
administration is making an eff
fort to appear more friendly to
the farmer" Mr.. Truman con-
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Iment at this early stage of the
campaign runs about this way:
Eisenhower Nixon = 47To
StevensOn-Kefauver 476
Neither" or mo Choice" 1e6
'NO Opinion" So
Eighty-two interviewers called
on a croSs-section of homes
Throughout Minnesota between
August "a and % to arrive al
these results.
/ Support for G. o. p.
Chief Nixon sup
port was found in these groups
Women (49 per cent, against
"A per cent for Stevenson-Ke.
fauver).
Small-tOwn residents CSC pei
cent to 38 per cent for the Dem,
ocrats>
COllege-educated persons t6t
per cent to 80 per cent?.
NOn-uniOn members (54 pei
cent to 38 per cent?.
Persons over so years of agG
(53 per cent to 81 per cent?.
Independent voters (52 pei
cent to 33 per cent, with Is pei
cent undecided or refusing tt
reveal preferences).
Support for Democrats
Most of the backing for Ste.
venson Kefauver came from
these sources:
Men (48 per cent to Al pei
cent for Eisenhower-Nixon)
City residents (48 per cent tc
43 per cent?.
Union members Cos per cent tx
81 per cent?.
Farmers (49 per cent to Al
per cent?.
Voters under 50 years of agt
(5l per cent to 43 per cent?.
Questions Asked
The pollsters first asked
(which of the two tickets, Eli
Isenhower and Nixon or Steven
son and Kefauver, do you favor
right now in the 1856 election?'