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REAL EsTATE LOANS lcont.l AUTOS. TRUCKS WTp. lcen

End TRUSTS, Virginia: immed. &C.
ton: low rates. McCLAINE, 2l00
Wilson blvd. Arl., ia. $4,000.
End TRUST NOTES. purchased on
improved Virginia properties. SHIP
LEY. JE. 2-26S2.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
pur. BARLOW REALTY CO.. Real
tors. 1891 q st. NV. ME. S-2495.
MONEY ON End TRUsT-we will
buy End trust notes, d. c., nearby
Nd. or Va. Reasonable rates. Ma
TIONAL MORTGAGES d INVEST
MENT CORP, 1879 N. Y. ave. NV.
Ma. S-5833
End TRUSTS collected and pur-
chased for cash on virginia prop
critics Phone re. 6-7244 or TE.
G-7344 AL BAKER Il SON. INC.
sos North washington St.. Alex
andria. Va -
lst, End. 3rd TRUST LOANS cover
ing q. c.. nearby Md. and Va.
properties: financing relief for all
purposes. including repairs. re-
modeling, additions, improvements
APEX REALTY CO.
oil NEW YORK AVE. NV,
ST. 3-1012 g.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
HOUSES TO BUILD

WE WILL BUILD
3-bedroom rambler or split level onI
your lot; payment; lSv ~ e si LAG
BARD REALTY CO.. OV. 3-l946.
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REAL ESTATE WANIEp

quick settlement. Cali Mr.. MILLER
ME S-5400: evenings, LA. B-5l94
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FARMS

sTRoUT CATALoG-PREE-Farms
and businesses SO States. STROUT
Really. 1914 Woodward Bldg =.
WASHINGTON. Sterling 3-37S4.
$3.50 DOWN, $50 NO. buys for
$3.50; 3 acres, g big rooms. porch,
phone ,S aG elss'; hard so, T9ad Unite e
Al3I p
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LOTS. ACREAGE FOR SALE

AREA zONED FOR SHOPPING
Leases can be arranged. For sale
or trade. STEELE, RE, 7-04e3, EN-.
DRUMEIDRA HILLS New road
now underway MAKING available
"a more l-acre lots; all beautiesi
High ground. near park and new
Ind. Spring Club; $500 includes
county road; IS low as $3.50 down
on terms, RIPLEY & ROMER. Ev.
4-94ll; II no ans, ~. S.303s.
COLESviLLE AREA, MONTGOMERY
County. Md.--S5 acres with pre-
liminary subdivision engtneering
for 125 lots over 2.000-ft. road
frontage. Ripe for immediate de.
velopment. or Q good speculation.
Priced to sell quickly. Cash re-
CURED, $4,000. Good fnancing
on balance. Phone RE. 1880:
ACRES. high on . knoll.
beautiful h-acre lot, l00-ft. front,
water in; fine for split level perco-
TN CAVALIER zHRsfii LAND 'coaNf. "a.
DIRECT FROM OWNER. 10 nice
building lots In the town OF Fair
fax. Va, with all improvements;
utilities are in, sewer and water
taps made; all engineering plans
and specifications. VA approved;
ready to go,,r sues ts 81, cash
D m or so, S-4Ol7 -
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~ 4-dr.: SSs. FLOOD
MERCURY 1855 Alaskan white sta
ton wagon: 5000 miles. with all
accessories and ranch mink coat
tat v pftcel or will trade both for
2 new Cadillac sedan. Write BOZ
MEkcURY is 4.dr. custom; shiny
h.; like new: S1.795. FIVE 1851
DOLLARS DOWN, 80 to bank on
car; g. bsi4nes; IA, "a, 5-sis7
MERCURY 1850 Custom 4-dr.:
sparkling powder blue finish; Wv
meehanically tiptop; fully guar,
anteed. Worth more. S495, Ell
terms. KIRK MOTOR CO.. 1000
Ca. ave. ia. 9-4S00. -
NJ G. 1852: reduced hundreds OF dol
lars to $685.. Large selection OF
'TCs-TDs-TFs.' also at sale prices.
We finance at bank rates. LARGEST
cars. 0n Dealer Hp for Austin ad " Heaies.
Austin. Morris Miner, NC, NC.
Magnetic. Htilman, Mercedes-Benz.
Porsche and other popular imported
makes. MANHATTAN AUTO, INC.
Est, 1912; 9TH 81 r SITS. NV.
OLDShioBILE ig4s 4-door: S14s
FAC FAC 4s aasIns osa. VIZ ko S2es4o ooN
oLDsMoBILE 1898 starfire con.
power poasr 0 stes.ins poWsr s' SrSPes
$a.495 CCc aliar.
Capitol Cadillac Olds
1920 22nd ST. NV. ST. 3-2eoe
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WHEELER, INC.

CADILLAC 1858 "e2" convertible
coupe; eastian cream with black
top, fully equipped. with all power
Capitol Cadillac-Ol
1929 22nd ST. NV. ST. $4,000
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OLDsMOBILE '4S 4-dr.; SIS; hydra.
loaded with extrab. FLOOD Pom
oL iaI sIl Eco1 iS4s Rookie. US
hydra; sac. s265; terms, $50 down.
Call me today pickup car tomorrow.
PACKARD 1919 small .s'' sed. /: r.. h,
Excel. cond.; Va. inspt.; new snow
tires; $275. OWNER, 10. 2-0540.
PLYMOUTH 1853 cranbrook de luxe
ADJ; spotiess original 2-tone gray
and Avon blue. Extra-ciea 1-owner
car with extras: worth more SS45.
Bank financing. KIRK MOTOR CO.,
1000 Ga. ave. NV. ia. a-4s00.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

THE TRUST NOTE EXCHANGE has
lots Of End trust notes AT. big dis
counts. Complete appraisal Of each
property and maker for you 10 see.
stop, In or phone TO get on our
mailina list; as Investment Bldg.
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS wANTfD

RESEARCH ORGANIZATION needs
5000 II, Of commercial once space
Immediately. Air-conditioned. Park
ing for 10 ears. Location downtown
or near Northwest. Call weekdays.
WO. 6-2oSS. --3
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REAL Estate LOANS

2nd TRUST, Va. only. purchased for
cash. Large or small. we can
handle. Fast service. T. d c. RE-
T AhFT TiR g. ' Sofs EXCHANGE Ia.
buyers waiting val, Ing, Tor your snd trust
charge unless sold at your price.
215 Investment Bids. NE. S-4O77.
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BoATS

i5.FOOT RUNABOUT with Mercury
Marx '55; complete with remote
control; $3.50. Cali after 4 Pm.
JE. 2-3221. %
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COT,ORED
LOTS. ACREAGE WANTED

OWNER WILL TRADE 26 acres Of
desirable Charles County farm land,
with long State-road frontage and
active stream, plus some cash for
we'll located Industrial ground In
Wash. area. No commissions are
paid. OWNER, BOX 47s-G. star.
LOT WANTED FOR HOME, Northern
Va. all utils, cash. Ov. 3-2125.-
a
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BUICK SO Super Riviera hardtop:
power steering. power brakes. Dy-
nAfiow drive. radio. heater, tinted
glass. Wv. tires; beautiful 2
tone finish, other features; worth.
while guarantee; $l,345.
WHEELER, INC.
cHRYSLER- PLYMOUTH IMPERIAL
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
1900 Wisconsin Ave. EN-. a-l020
BUICK 1854 hardtop; power steer.
ing power brakes. r. and h.; beAut
2-tone: like new. &1,b95. FIVE go
DOLLARS DOWN. 81 to bank on
car, De balance. IA. 5-e1e7. SERV-
ICEAiEN FINANCED, -
BUICK "a 4-dr. sedan; dynafiow,
radio. heater. s1a5 or best offer.
saIl AZ STes ai,o ~ . pm; after q
BUICK 40 4-dr,; $1,000 mi. Dyna. !.
r, h.; orig. black: owner leavins
country. EN-. 2-165e. s.
BUICK 1850 Super de luxe; like
new; sacrifice S4p5. terms, $50
down. Mr.. ROPER. LA. 6-27oO
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AUTOS FOR SALE Cont,

CHEW. '53 station wagon 2-dr.: g.
pass. beaut. unmarried orig. green:
Sl.1v5. Like new FIVE 1851 DOL
LARS DOWN 80 TO bank on car
SO balance. IA. 5-9l97. SERVICE
MEN FINANCED. %
CHEW. '55 beautiful unmarked; g
tone beige blue: powergIide: T. and
h.. DelTav. 81 .696. like new, FIVE
1851 DOLLARS DOWN, 80 to bank
on car. So balance. ia. 5-91g1
sRRVlCEMEN FINANCED. %
CHRYSLER 81 4-dr.; $49y: fmmae.
ulate. FLOOD PONTIAC. 4221
Connecticut, Wo. 6-S400.
CHRYSLER 80 convertible: fiuid-
dr., l., h: gray-green: owner
carefully maintained; see 10 ap'
preciate: must sell BY Friday; $500
Call Du. 7-221S ewes. d
CHRYsLER 80 Imperial sedan
radio, heater, automatic trans
mission. power brakes; beautiful
2-tone green and ivory; immacu
late throughout; only $445.
WHEELER, INC.
SHFgss5F RwRHlsxhMiSgT5N phanEk
1890 Wisconsin Ave. EN-. 2-lGsl
cHRYsLER '5S New Yorker h. .,c;
radio. heater. Solex glass. Wv
tires; beautiful 2-tone orange sne
sand. other extras. Wheelmobilt
free, warranty. s.. 995.
WHEELER, INC.
CHRYSLER. PLYMOUTH IMPERIAL
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 wisconsin Ave. EN-. 2-l02o
DODGE al 4-dr.: black: like new
low mileage; $176 full price. EN-
2-22l0. 1899 Conn. ave-. "a
DODGE 1880 club coupe; beautiful;
ike new; sacrifice; terms, WI
FORD 40 VS. Victoria: all power, +.
h.. Wv tires; low mileage; vi
sell for SIS down ON approved credit
EN-. 2.22l0 4326 Conn ave. II
FORD 81 de isxe Fordos; owneS
since new; s4s5 or highest BID
FORD 1865 Victoria; $500 or lis,
spare. power steering and every
Stnsr sxf msslns sUsi,n Sess Pl
$4,000. BILL ROSS. 7400 Ga
FoRD rs" 81 customline Tudor econ
S6S: push button radio. Magic Al
e esS1 boiLx lss down. K s 81 70 bsns
SERVicEMEN FINANCED. %
FORD '59 VS. conyert.b bic; beautiful
like new; sac. $3.50: terms, $50 dn
Mr. william, LA. 0-S7OI
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CADILLAC 1898 4.dr. sedan: one
owner car. hydra. htr.. needs few
bods repairs. mechanical cond
above average. May be seen at
Call Carl, Wis. ave. at Middleton
lane. Bethesda. Best cash offer.
CADILLAC 81 4-dr.; s1.475; I'M
maculate 1-owner car, appears
never 10 have been rained on.
FLOOD PONTIAC. 4221 Conn.
CADILLAC 4-door Custom sedan;
purchased Feb. 1910. driven 49,
900 miles: like q brand-new car
inside and out; upholstery .spotless
and not worn; very clean interior;
original finish excellent; radio.
heater. defroeters, turn signals.
automatic Transmission. oil filter
garaged. Spare tire never on
ground; tools still In original car
ton. Has had excellent. care, used
= second si car. SIS ~ cash. BOX ss7'
CHEVROLET 1851 convertible: low
mileage; single owner. Call Wed
c RRyRSGEp' IS "a1o" VS. 4-deor.
iishts; $1,000 mi. Mud ana snow
tires: tubeless tires have been re-
placed with tive and tube, All tires
used less than 900 mi. 81 495. Call
Ell 6.3409 -
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Cash FOR CARS


High prices for clean cars. station
wagons. piekups. any make or
model. WIN paw Oh balance.
MOI LIZ AGOTnDC
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oUGTA FuqoIy

OFFICE. Arlington
New air-cond. bldg. under con-
struetion at cor. Of Columbia pike
and Courthouse I'd At least 1000 200
In the Pentagon and Washington.
Call Mr.. REtNSCH. IA. S-3426.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE
OFFICES, STUDIOS FOR RENT

ICE e., EM.; IN, n lay once; suite 2o5.
RenT1ee Hlds' M. NJ BURKE. y IA.
sond, once 6lds.: IN BIZ. spSx. Re-
traisl-ndcETAofN sHRDL m I
tariai facils. avail. Box 3b0-C, Star
HYATTsyILLE--Air-cond. once" in
S:e f Ss' i H. H. q RuP Rslf elI 81
3-S4S4.
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PLYMOUTH '56 s-dr.; equipped
new throughout. 81. los, PIvE 1881
DOWN, 80 70. bank on car; 6ee
balance. "a. 5-eig7. sERvrcEMEN
FINANCED. "a %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-03

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD I947 stake body truck, 226 C
st. s.w. d.. T-5424. Reasonable
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M. T. BROYHILL u SONS
4Oz4 Zee Hwy. Ari. Va IA. 4-l300
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

$500 50. TT. cony. located between
4 alleys. Vic. Of 18th and n sts.
NV. Sell reas. or viii rent. ST.
3-554S: eyes,, VIII. 6-6795 or your
own agent. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-03

nors: '4e through IS. Two-doors,
convertibles. 4-doors. As low as
S2g5. Many one-owner earsl All
reduced for year-end clearance.
We finance at hank rates LARGEST
selection of imported and American
cars. Dealer for Austin Healey
Austin, Morris Minor. NJ. O.. NJ. O.
Magnetic, Hflfman, Mercedes Benz.
porssd mak saa Ha insH FAN AuTo,
INC. lest 1910, 9TH at r st.
NV. NO. 7-2700,
BUICK 1919 station wagon: $34g
Immaculate. FLOOD PONTIAC.
1921 Conn, wO 6-S40O.
BUICK '5S Super Riviera: power
steering <. and h.. Wv. tires. q
old. $2,eSo. RA. 3-3030 after 8
suIcKs-seIection Of models and
eciors. HORNETS coRNER Buick
deeieT, Fla. ave. ne. at 9th. Ii.
BUICK fs4a super 4-dr.; spotless
original green: fully eouip.; l.
owner, extra-clean car. Written
guarantee, worth $3a5. terms.
KIRK MOTOR CO., 1000 Ga. ave.
NV. ia. 9-4s00 -
BUCKS - STANLEY H. HORNER.
INC. Downtown Buick Dealer. III
18th. Convenient TO ell hotels.
ONCE buildings, real estate and d.
nanciaI diStriets III T-3QA3
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OCAT,A FLORIDA

ORMoND BEACH. -edrm. garage
s Cns iarn SYN o%aEs saf FE aSils
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NATL BANK BLDG,
cor. 9TH and Pa. ave. n.w;M2,0O9
exposures; elevator bldg; Teas. APP
ply $40 p st. NV. RIM. 10. IS
r ST. AT 9th. Atlas Bldg, SGT 9th
st. n.W.-Desirahle space to meet
every requirement.; elevator bldg;
cow. loca.; reas. Apply SO F st.
CORNER l6th AND PA. s46 Pa.
ave. W.-BrlRht Offices; elevator
bldg; good loea.; reas. Apply $40
r St NV. RIM. 10. 10
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BUICK '52 Super 4-ir. sedan: r.,
h.. dynafiow; Immaculate through
out: good tires; must -aee and
drive 70 appreciates; 5000. Cash
trade or terms.
COAST-IN PONTIAC
407 Fla. Ave. NE. IL 6-72O0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-03

PONTIAC '54 Star Chief custom T.
DR.. sedan; r.. h.. hydramatic. power
steering, air eonditionlng; truly
trade " or terms. ' BLOW 'A'
COAST-IN PONTIAC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-03

CARS AND TKS. FOR INK
TOP PRICES. QUICK SERVICE
Free towing, special rates to CAR
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AuToMoBlLEs FOR SALE

FoRD 1855 Faiflane Victoria; radio
and heater. oyerdrive. red and
white nnish with naugahide interior;
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CHRYgLER 80 Imperial sedan;
radio, heater, automatic trans
mission. power brakes; beautiful
2-tone green and ivory; immacu-
late throughout; only $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-03

CHEW. '53 station wagon 2-dr.: g.
pass, beaut. unmarried orig. green:
Si.I05. Like new FIVE 1851 DOL
LARS DOWN 80 10 bank on car
6ss balance. IA. 5-9l97. SERVICE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-03

leach MOTORS, 1910 l4th st. wv.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

WILL ACCEPT BEST OFFER for this
property II sold by January Is. Nice
house. 4 acres land. private wharf,
artesian well. Terms. Ii. 6-g221.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-25
IUAW Asks Probe
OF EditoriuI-Ad
Endorsing 6. O. P.

DETROIT. Oct. rs (P).-The
United Auto Workers Union
asked a Senate subcommittee tC
investigate the publication. as
an advertisement" of an edi-
torial from the Minneapolis Star
and Tribune indorsing President
Eisenhower and Vice President
Nixon.
Emil Macy, secretary-treas-
Iurer Of the union, wrote to SEN
ator Gore, Democrat of Ten
|nessee, saying the editorial which
was published Sunday, October
IA, has appeared subsequently in
several metropolitan daily news
papers"
The JAW said its estimate of
the cost to the Star and Tribune
was $9,700.08.
Mr.. Macy Suggested" to Sem
ator Gore that your committee
question responsible representa-
tiyes of the Minneapolis Star and
Tribune to determine whether
they plan to report the cost of
this ad as a political expenditure
contributed to the Eisenhower
Nixon campaign ;"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-25
Husband Identifies
|Womun's Body

A woman who died after q
family in Hartford County MD
took her in when she appeared
at the door saying she had been
thrown out of her home has
been identified as from Wash
ington.
The Hartford County sheriff's
office said she was Mrs. Helen
M. English, IS, whose death was
attributed to alcoholism by the
State medical examiners office
in Baltimore.
She showed up at a home
near Churchville Tuesday night,
saying her husband had burned
all her clothes except those she
was wearing.
She was found dead in bed
about midnight.
The Sheriff's Office said a man
identified as her husband, Ora
|thon English, identified her,
saying he last saw her nearly
two weeks ago. The address he
gave was in the 900 block Of
Delafield place NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-25
DR.. Cram Honored
For PHS Service

DR.. Eloise Blaine Cram, with
more than IS years service as a
Government scientist, was hon
ored at a dinner las night on the
occasion of her retirement from
the Public Health Services In
stitutes of Health October 81.
DR.. Cram, a specialist on in
lfe"tionS caused by worm para
sites. served for many years with
the Laboratory of Tropical Dis
eases. She is the author of
numerous articles in the field.
Born in Davenport. Iowa, DR..
Cram entered Federal service as
a zoologist with the Department
Iof Agriculture. She is a graduate
of the University of Chicago and
received her doctorate from
George Washington University
She recently served as presi-
dent of the American Society of
Parasitologists, and is a member
of several other scientific groups.
She lives at 1924 River road,
Bethesda, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-25
NO REFORMATORY, FINLETTER
SAYS OF VICE PRESIDENT JOB

Former Air Force Secretary Thomas K Fnletter thinks
reform school, not the Vice Presidents Office, the
proper place for rehabilitation of the errng young
MIR. Fnletter, who is of Adla Stevenson's
closest advisers interviewed last night CBSs Pick
the Winner political panel show He asked to specify
the objections Democrats have to Vice President Nixon
except the fact that he is vigorous campaigner"
reporter phrased it.
First of ALL" Mr. Finletter said sin various campaigns
he has conducted such low level Of the Demo-
cratic Party in opinion to make him unworthy for
high Office
Lets talk about this campaign" the interviewer
suggested.
I'm 1856 he has suddenly changed in such
to have the New York Times that although they regret
that in ndorsing Mr. Eisenhower they have take Mr.
and if he becomes President he will recognize that it
good business to try to adapt himself to the principles Of
President Eisenhower" Mr.. Finletter said
Don't believe in the principle Of rehabilitation"
the queStioner asked.
II do not regard the vice presidency reform
school," Mr. Finletter added
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-25
Truman Fears
Another 1929
Under 6. 0.P.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. Is (P).
Former President Harry Truman
said today he saw in Republican
economic policies "the glimmer
of another 1929"
In a speech prepared for de-
livery before the convention of
the Bakery and Confectionery
Workers international Union at
the Civic Auditorium here, Mr..
Truman said:
1.-THE danger is that, as the
Republicans continue their pol
icies of favoring the privileged
few, more and more of the little
people will fall by the wayside.
The wage Garner will join the
farmer and the small business
man on the toboggan of falling
incomes. The gaps in our pros
perity will get bigger and bigger.
No man knows where 1t will end,
but in the distance I see the
glimmer of another 1929"
Referring to the 1929-1932
period, Mr.. Truman said Il know
it is regarded as impolite in
some quarters TO talk about
this. But the fact remains that
we did have a depression at
that time-a very bad one, and
it is also the fact that it came
as the elimination of IL years
of Republican rule in Wash
ington."
Campaigning for the Demo-
cratic Party, the former Presi-
dent said the Democrats put
the country back on its feet
when it took Office in 1892. But
under the Republicans since
1852. he said. 1.-The economic
growth of our country has
slowed down."
"Mr. Eisenhower" said Mr..
Truman, has some figures he
is fond of using that are sup
posed to show how much bet
ter of the country has been
during his administration. At
the same time, he is prone to
accuse those who disagree with
him of using half-truths. When
we examine what he has been
doing with some of these fig
ures, you might be inclined to
wonder whether anyone accus-
ing him of half-truths would
not be engaging in sheer
f1atterv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-25
.Finnegon Predicts
Pennsylvania Win
By the Associated pres.

James A. Finnegan. campaign
manager for Adlai Stevenson,
predicted today that Mr.. Steven
son will carry Pennsylvania and
that Democrats will pick up at
least four congressional seats in
the State.
He also claimed Democrat
Joseph S. Clark, jr., is "far
ahead" Of incumbent Senator
James H. Duff in the Senate race.
In an interview he took issue
with a prediction by Representa-
tive Richard M. Simpson, Repub-
lican of Pennsylvania, Republican
congressional campaign chair
man. that the @. o. P. will retain
its Is House seats and pick up
at least three more from the
Democrats, who held IA in the
84th Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-25
Decisive Split Seen
lin Eastern Europe

ANACONDA, Mont. Oct. "a
Ex-senator Mansfield. Demo-
crat of Montana, says the shift
in Poland's leadership and the
revolt in Hungary are indications
of a serious and perhaps de-
cisive split between Moscow and
its satellites in Eastern Europe.
Senator Mansfield, a member
of the Senate Foreign Relations
Committee, said in an interview
last night:
THE monolithic and undeviat-
ing conformity has once again
been broken and the struggle fol
power on the part of the Soviet
hierarchy has now burst into
the open.
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.Pravda Raps
.H-Bomb Reply

MOSCOW, Oct. Is (P.-
Pravds accused President Eisen-
hover today of giving an cir
ritated reply" to Premier Bull
ganin's note on ending nuclear
weapons tests.
The Communist Party organ
published the text Of Mr.. Eisen-
howers letter of last Sunday to-
gether with three-column COM
mentary by observer"
Pravda rejected as having mo
basis" Mr.. Eisenhower's charge
that Marshal Bulganin's letter,
written at the height of the
United States election campaign
amounted to interference in the
internal affairs of a foreign
state.
The Presidents contention
was based on the prominent role
proposals to end nuclear tests
are now playing in the United
States presidential campaign.
Instead of a businesslike dis.
cussion of an important inter-
national land not an interparty)
problem, Pravda said, 1.-The Pres
ident preferred to give an ir-
ritated reply which bypaSses the
essence of the question anc
hardly helps towards seeking g
reliable way of serving man.
kind"
The Democratic nominee, Adlai
Stevenson, has suggested the
United States take the lead in
trying to end such tests.
Pravada said the problem Of
banning nuclear tests has beer
discussed in the United Nations
for II years and is not an in
ternal affair Of the United States.
THE Soviet government con-
siders itself entitled to take w
discussion Of any important in.
iternational issue whether it hap.
pens to coincide with inter-party
maneuvers in any country Of
not" Pravda added.
I 1t renewed Marshal Bulganin!
charge that Secretary of Statt
Dulles and other official per.
sonalities Of the United States
completely distort the policy o
the Soviet Union on questions o
international importance.
Pravda also disputed Mr.. Eisen
hower's contention that the not,
was improperly released by Rus
STA before the President had tim
to study the full translation.