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They Like Ike Hoosiers Jenner and [Governors As ‘Democrat’| Wilson on ‘Worst’ List Wary on Gifts

® { | Times Washington Bureau . ~Pinwale 1001S By United Press WASHINGTON, Sept. 26—Two gE | By United Press LA “4 p fed ATLANTA, Sept. 26 — Three Hoosiers are on the “worst in} | | LANSING, Mich, Sept. 26— \ : Tacyle

By MACE BROIDE Evansville Press Staff Writer VILLE, Sept. 26—Voters| f herein Vanderburgh County—the| |

southern governors, breaking with Congress” list published by Red-

: Y book Magazine today. tradition to vote for Republican, The list is bipartisan and is re-

presidential nominee Gen. Dwight ported to have been compiled

A | Michigan Gov, G. Mennen (Soapy) {WilHams and Florida Gov, Fuller| Warren traded gifts and wise-

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Preliminary returns in the Gt straw poll conducted by the | Evansville Press, a Scripps-

Howard newspaper, show voters here prefer Gen, Eisenhower over Adlai Stevenson by a 2-to-1 mar! gin.

in the United States have been on the winning side of every presidential race from 1896 to the present. Vanderburgh County is one of! those 11. | But that is not all. Voters in| this Pocket City area have been| the most accurate reflection of| the national pattern in the last 14 presidential elections. The average error—only 3.2 per cent—usually has been in favor of the national winner. Closest rival of the 10 other “always-

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PUPPY MAN—Louis Carroll, Only 11 counties out of the 3071| ® 1¢%as salesman, has been busy [Byrnes of South @F%

answering phone calls ever since Sen. Richard Nixon revealed he Yi sent he three Nixon children a cocker spaniel puppy. Mr. Carroll To, is Faking a three-week salesmanship course in Springfield, Mass.

those whose interests are strictly city,” Dr. Morlock explained. In addition, there are thousands of industrial workers, business people and white collar workers, he adds.

right” counties is Jasper County, | But most significant, he says,

Eisenhower, indicated today that|after a poll of “52 persons’who their choice for the White House|are well informed on the actions

would have less trouble with a Democratic than § a Republican Congress. “It’s a vote for the man and not the party” was the attitude of Govs. James F.

Carolina, Allan Shivers of Texas {and Robert Ken{non of Louisiana. The traditionally conservative Southerners seemed to feel plainly that Gen. Eisenhower fits their description of a Democrat better than Democratic nominee Gov. Adlal Stevenson. “I am still a Democrat and I'm only voting against President Truman when I vote for Gen. Eisenhower,” Gov. Kennon said. The same opinion was voiced by Gov. Shivers with his state-

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{and abilities of our Senators and |Representatives,” the magazine says. Sen. William E. Jenner (R. Ind.), who is almost always on

Sen. Jenner ‘Rep. Wilson

such lists which have been pub- ! lished previously, got this treat- “worst” is Rep. Earl Wilson, Bed-|

ment: {ford Republican, which is Sen, “He was described by one con-|Jenner's home town, A newcomer ‘meaner than Mec-|to such listings, Mr. Wilson was Carthy.’ A Senate committee staff termed “one of the most ineffeciu‘Jenner made al!al representatives in Congress.” speech on George C. Marshall. It's| The “consultants” consisted of not a question of whether you “six senators, one ex-senator, five like Marshall or not. This was representatives, 13 congressional one of the foulest speeches ever | assistants, nine newspapermen, heard on the Senate floor. I re-{10 leaders of better-government member sitting there and cringing organizations and eight other perthat such a speech should be sons familiar with Congress” acmade.” |cording to Howard Whitman, who The other Indianian listed as wrote the Redbook article,

Columbia Club Has 2 Fires in 24 Hours

cracks yesterday but kept a wary eye on value received because of}

current publicity over gifts tol political figures,

21ST AT ARLINGTON

Gov. Warren stopped here on a| 10-state tour extending official

thanks for the ‘number of vaca-

tioners who flock to his state every year. “I'ma just here to stimulate the tourist trade,” Gov, Warren said, “No politics intended or meant.” He presented Gov. Willams, with two sacks of Florida grapefruit and two boxes of cigars. Gov. Williams, not to be outdone, ! immediately repaid him with! samples of Michigan beans, beet sugar, cheese, honey, apples, cherries and peaches. Gov. Williams also gave the Florida executive three model cars, wisecracking that a real Michigan automotive product

Trail of Money

Firemen wer& called to the;

could have been arranged but for the “stir over Dick Nixon's gifts.”

“ . Towa, w is the large number of independ-;ment that “when the contest is Br han average’ error off 7, 3° SIE in the county reflect. | between Trumanism and Texas To Bank Bandit /the second time in 24 hours.

As a result, political prognosti-| "8 the independent attitude that|We choose Texas.” LOWELL, Mags, Sept. 26 (UP)

. i —— - cators fake a keen interest in|°"iN8S the balance in all national toy, Byfues said his decision Police, following a trail of flut

Columbia Club early today for! 1n a final burst of generosity, |

i (Gov. Williams produced one of They had to extinguish a smol-|his famous green polka dot bow!

how voters feel about the up- elections,

coming election. :

In the last 14 presidential elec- derburgh County compares with tions it has been a case of “As the national figures, the figures Vanderburgh County Goes, So representing the percentage of 4 {vote cast for the winner in each First returns from the Press’|Y®ar:

Goes the Nation.”

straw poll show the following! percentages: FOR PRESIDENT

Dwight D. Eisenhower .... Adlai Stevenson .

Three new directors of the In-| . tesnses . 31.5%/1908—Taft (R).... 51.8 54.5 just rented. Asked where he got|gjanapolis Hospital Development Vill De warmer Saturday and FOR U. 8. SENATOR 1912—Wilson (D).. 49.0 453 all the money, Mack, according| Association were announced to-|VATMer again Sunday with minor Use Your ’ : William E. Jenner 50.1 1916—Wilson (DD).. 50.1 ' 51.1 to police, replied. day by George A. Kuhn, board fluctuation thereafter. Tempera-| Henry F, Schri k ois, 2 1920—Harding (RB). 58.2 63.9 “Aw, I robbed bank.” reat : : tures will average up to six de-| Charge ry F. cher ...... 49.97 1924—Coolidge (R) 55.4 54.5 Ww, ; * Th : George W. Stark, grees above normal highs of 71 to FOR GOVERNOR 1923—Hoover (R).. 59.4 58.8 Then police said, he confessed ey are George W. Stark, Account

George Craig ............ eas; |1982—F-DR. (D).. 653 59.1 John A. Watkin #4 S3~-EDE, (D)., T58 oi a 8 seeeceess 828%) 1000 FDR D).. 57.6 55.0 Biggest surprise in early re- 1944—F. R. i .-t 52.9 53.8 turns is how Sen. Jenner is DE. (D) 1s 32: lagging behind Ike and Craig.|'%48—Truman (D). 542 5238

However, he’s pitted against Gov. | Schricker, one of the best vote- | getters in Indiana history. | One explanation of Vander-!|

—————— aay . RAL Tr | isiie burgh County’s ability to reflect! OPEN 1 J bd LH the national reaction is the / $ f AY) county’s “balance” in voters, in THURSDAY J whe ro | the opinion of Dr. James Mor- T o lock, head of the Evansville Col- NIGH J : ege sociology department. . » og “It’s well balanced ‘between TILL 8:30

agriculture and those interested! in agriculture on one side and New Red Delegate Attends UN Dinner

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.—Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian A. Zorin, new Soviet chigf delegate to the United Nations, made his first public appearance here

last night at a Security Council dinner,

Mr. Zorin, who arrived two weeks ago to replace’ Jacob Malik, so far has not appeared at the United Nations or presented his credentials. Mr. Malik, in a surprise move, announced last week he would not go home on schedule but would remain for the opening of the council. He originally planned to return to Russia last Tuesday.

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Year—Winner 1896—McKinley (R) 53.5% 53.1% 1900—McKinley (R) 53.4 53.1 68.5%, 1904—Roosevelt (R) 59.9 58.8

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