DAVID LAWRENCE LOUIE —By Horry Honan THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. # ranuT. wovsMaiß b. me A-19 Lessons of the Elections DORIS FLEESON Emotional Very Strong staunch Republicans from way Issues Must Be back, like Senators Carlson of Northern 1 • Democrats Look / Back To Beat Favorable Economic Factors Kansas, Dlrksen of Illinois. Butler of Maryland, Kuchel of President deeply ticipating Policy of Appeasing South From are affected The broad thesis that eco- In decisions affect- California, Case of Da- 1952-56 by the in the cities. ing International peace. They South revolution nomic factors, when favorable, kota. Revercomb of Vir- Argued as Costing Party It Is, of course, do think nationally about West Six Senators true that help the party In power and a ginia, Bush of Connecticut, any political course by President, and they decided Wiley Northern Democrats are con- tucky, Senator Earle Clements which emotional have to of Wisconsin and Cape- a party gains bloc support, that against change in the White hart of Indiana all were elect- vinced today that they lost at and former Gov. Lawrence support House, just 1916, Wetherby. stands to lose other be very strong to overcome un- as In 1940 ed, while Bender of Ohio and least six Senators through the which might and 1944—during both world In the other States affected, have been forth- favorable economic conditions Welker of Idaho were beaten—- party’s policy of appeasing the coming. in particular areas, was strik- wars. the latter in a three-cornered the margins either for or To reminder, South between the years 1952 against this the em- ingly confirmed In this week’s As for some senatorial con- contest. the Democratic candi- bittered Northerners reply presidential and congressional tests, personalities played a big In what generally and 1956. dates were this year so large that when the cities is known no one factor be break elections. part. Thus In Pennsylvania, as “new Republicans” of the That policy was Insisted could said from the Democrats, their An examination of the elec- Joseph Clark, former Demo- so-called “liberal” school, upon by the Texas leadership to be decisive. presidential cause must fall tion returns shows that sharp cratic Mayor of Philadelphia, Cooper and Morton of Ken- In Congress—Speaker Rayburn The Northern argument is because such elections are won declines in the President’s vote was a popular figure, whereas tucky and Javlts of New York and Senator Lyndon Johnson. impressive. It is being de- and lost in the big States. from 1952 figures occurred In Senator Duff had borne the were the only ones who won, They prevailed with Adlai veloped in detail for Steven- They will demand that repairs almost all of the States west brunt of the resentments due whereas Senator Duff of Penn- Stevenson, with National son and the national commit- be begun at once before such of the Mississippi River, but In to recent unemployment in sylvania, former Gov. Thorn- Chairman Paul Butler and tee. It Inevitably will be a hopeful scenes as New York these same farm States the certain sections of the State. ton in Colorado, Gov. Langlle with Butler’s predecessor, source of strife within the and California slip further out Republicanism Democrats In Congress held So far as his in the State of Washington Stephen Mitchell, who took Democratic majorities of Con- of reach. their gains of 1954, whereas is concerned. Duff has been a and Douglas McKay In Ore- over in 1952 at Stevenson’s gress which are replete with This is the biggest and most in the Eastern States some of staunch supporter of President gon—all close friends of Presi- request. able young liberals whose aspl- difficult problem Democrats throughout. the seats won by the Demo- Eisenhower dent Elsenhower lost out. The Northerners bitterly ratlons for President and Vice will face as they look to 1960. What is surprising about But, again, each contest had a point out not only did crats in the recession of 1954 Pennsylvania—and that' wire recovered by the Repub- In a sense special significance locally. they lose badly wanted Sen- last Tuesday because it’s an indication of the lack The argument that a Pres- ators but that Stevenson licans of knowledge of the voters of the improvement In eco- ident needs a majority of his profited hardly at all. The Chemical Effect about the overriding Impor- Blamed nomic conditions in certain own party In Congress appar- SOTOMAc" Southern leaders who had de- congressional ftVtit tance of elections happened, for ently doesn’t get , manded compromise solutions districts. This —was the fact that more than Just across FLETCHER KNEBEL Instance, in Connecticut, New where resentment or local on civil rights failed to deliver 58,000 persons who went to the Adlai Stevenson may campaign In Crop dedicate a volume his the presidency Duster prevail. of on Crashes Jersey Pennsylvania. issues In five and polls to vote for the presiden- speeches: “To Joe Smith—the stinker.” Southern the So the country faces again States—Texas, Vir- » (IP).—- The Democrats in farm tial candidates did not mark a • • * * JACKSON, Miss., Nov. lieve that the Increase in fatal- States, only in the next two years Con- ginia, Florida, Louisiana and however, not held ballot for either senatorial In political A narcotic-like effect of chemi- - lties Is positively due to the use their congressional seats but gress manifestations of deep- Health is still a issue. They say Vice President Tennessee. candidate. Eisenhower in- seated partisanship. The Dem- Nixon may never recover from the bad case of sunburn he addition, cals In some insecticides may be !of phosphate insecticides.” Re won additional seats, and In creased his majority heavily got his In the border ocrats, looking toward from new halo. States of Kentucky and West responsible for unexplained fatal I said the blood of a pilot who some Instances elected new over 1952, but Duff lost by 1958 • * * * and 1960, will through Virginia crop dusting planes. Governors and State tickets. 18,000 only attempt, went to President crashes of died after his plane went into about votes. If 56.5 their of investigating Politicians’ glossary: Political mastermind—A strategist President Eisenhower himself percent of these 58,000 persons control Eisenhower. Memory lapses-in the air, diz- “sudden, erratic motions and committees handling whose advice on how to win is excelled only by his explana- ¦ failed this time to carry some —or the percentage that voted and the The Northern case rests on ziness, nausea and sometimes “a United States Senate would that Is recom- populous but key urban areas certain organic phosphates. erer: mended by President Eisen- crunching on the shattered shells of the eggheads. in the Midwest, In the border Itwould have taken a switch have been In control of the * * * * Eerie experiences of some > “One pilot stated that while hower. States, in California and In the job, of fewer than 15 seats out of Republicans next January. The taxpayer is smarter than you things pilots and efforts to combat the > on a spray the flagman ap- Repub- The only exceptions may think. He fixed South itself. The final figures 435 to have given the Turning to Ohio, where Gov. be so that a Republican President and a Democratic Congress poison were described recently r peared first to be on one side of licans control of the House of Lausche beat Senator Bender, in the field of foreign affairs agree are not on hand, but early by C. A. (Bud) Moore, ¦ the plane and then on the other, won't be able to on a single new method of torturing him. that these director or where there are millions • * * . . Representatives. The declining it is obvious that personal pop- to * studies show for- of the Mississippi Aeronautics i The pilot . had the sensation be spent mer Democratic bastions fell farm prices in the West and ularity and Independence of which will bene- Men and women have different interests. Women are in- Commission. He said similar In- . he was traveling 1,000 m.ph. the effects of unemployment view brought the victory for fit Democratic constituencies. decisively to the President with cidents have reported in Suddenly he found himself ap- terested in a man with a future. Men are Interested In a woman results Stevenson and been i in certain small areas In the this Democrat, who has carried Also, with the Southerners In with a past. fatal for other States. proximately 15 feet above his really his command of committees of • some senatorial candidates. planned East prevented a Re- State so many times by • * • “Recently an aerial applicator . altitude and experienced Importance In houses, . publican majority. big majorities. Lausche is an both the Kentucky elects two Republican Senators. aren’t The city revolt affected In Mississippi was approaching a severe headache.” Unfortunately of civil rights legisla- Democrats Baltimore, Chicago, York, for the Re- avowed supporter of President chances worried. As Eisenhower Republicans, both are expected to perish New a field and said he saw some Mr. Moore declined to identify publican Congressmen and Elsenhower on many issues tion being passed are slim. of Los Angeles, San Francisco, power any of pilots, The loneliness In the new Senate. lines where he knew there i the but said all Senators, they were unable to and undoubtedly owes his elec- divided Government will Indianapolis, Louisville, Phil- were no power lines,” Mr. Moore i had been working with, and one big as not affect international affairs adelphia, Pittsburgh, Detroit, dramatize the emotional tion Senator this week to A hike and a picnic are planned. related, “moreover, he didn’t par- might have helped mix, some of issue of the campaign—peace the support of many Taft Re- so much, but it will retard Cleveland, Boston, St. Park Service Sets group Louis. ticularly care.” the new phosphate insecticides and the international crisis— publicans Indeed, progress on domestic questions Another will take a 6 Va- New Orleans lesser in Ohio. he mile walk along and known The pilot veered anyway, which have been growing popu- In relation to themselves. confessed In 1950 that he voted that are very much in need of ; the C. 6c O. but important industrial cita- tangled with some lar ln Mississippi cotton legislation by Congress. Events Tomorrow Canal towpath from Edward’s lines that areas. Voters as a rule don’t think of for Taft. dels In North Carolina, West were there and crashed “but (Reproduction Roitrved) hikes, picnic pro- Ferry to Woods Lock. Buses will members of Congress as par- Looking across the Nation, Rlihto Two a and a 1 Virginia and Tennessee. fortunately he wearing gram of Indian ' leave the office at 9 a.m„ was a music have been transit As a result, Northerners hard hat (crash helmet) and No Raise for Legislators scheduled tomorrow by returning about p.m. National l 5 charge, these Democratic can- shoulder harness and wasn’t LANSING, Mich., Nov. 9 (JP)r- Capital Parks. Lectures, tape movies and re- didates for Senator bit ths hurt,” Mr. Moore said. The Michigan State Legislature DOROTHY THOMPSON Special buses bound for Prince i cordings of Indian dances will dust: George Mahoney In In a letter to Jerome Lederer. ; adjourned its special yss- William Forest Park In nearby begin1 at 2 pm. at the Rock Maryland, Gov. William Mar- managing director the Flight session Virginia ( of ’ terday turning will leave from 10:13 Creek Nature Center, Porter land in West Virginia, Claude Bafety Foundation, at New York, after down a Fifteenth street N.W. at 10 am. i street and Williamsburg lane Wickard in Indiana, Richard Mr. Moore wrote: 91,500-a-year pay raise for leg- v on tomorrow, returning pm.l Mideast Effects Election about 4 N.W. Stengel in Illinois, and in Ken- "We now have reason to be- islator!. Ending of Israeli Influence Over U. S. o”e pouciei“ werctaed over Seen Necessary to Policy in Near East m an American history many quest territory there is no comparable exam- For who were waver- of and the ex- ple frontiers, of a national minority, or : ing, the last days of the elec- tension of her pre- part clsely Arab leaders have that of it who claim to --; • t tion campaign, the ¦ as speak in its name, after . C» been predicting that she would exercising y ' ‘ • • • - outbreak of war in the Middle since the foundation of the such influence in behalf of a East, must have been decisive foreign state upon the media state. of communication, legis- persuading the in them to vote for Government while soliciting, latures, and the Executive. Eisenhower. There is a gen- state. (Yesterday she back- somewhat, America cannot have any eral tendency not to change a tracked agreeing to policy U \f) 1810 • STNKXT. M. W evacuate Sinai, making in the Middle East if popular leadership in times but her actions are dictated by claim to eventual sovereignty the interests of grave crisis, but this was over the Gaza strip). of one single Middle Eastern state, a new- not all. The Democrats tried On this subject the Demo- comer at that, and one estab- to exploit the crisis, and in crats were silent. One could lished against the vehement doing so made the most hys- only gather that* they would protests of the whole Moslem charges against terical the do what President Truman world. ' government while soliciting had done, In: his own words, The Elsenhower administra- the support of precisely those yield to Zionist pressures tion has tried to break that who are incapable of seeing “against the advice of Ameri- dictation, regardless the | of do- the Middle Eastern picture can foreign service officials in mestic political consequences. from any angle b\it that of the area almost without ex- The landslide for Elsenhow- Tel Aviv, London or Paris. ception.” er has, we hope, evaporated A Anal advertisement of the There is not the slightest the myth of “the Jewish vote” New York County Democratic hope of salvaging American —as interpreted by the Zion- Committee blazoned: “Mr. Ei- influence in the Arab world ists. senhower, Your Republican until, or unless, the United As far as our relations with Foreign ‘No Policy’ Has Put States shakes oil the strangle- the Middle East are concerned, Us On the Side of Communist hold that Israel, via the pow- this is the greatest single Russia." and charged: “Rus- erful Zionist Organisation of achievement of this campaign. sia has been let into the Mid- - die East for the first time in ; th t hundreds of years.” i Russia is penetrating into the Arab world, and how far f(«™ Hour,: Daily 10 «jb. to 6 pm a that may go, even, " whether, C.rp.t. Ev.nm, .V.ppi., TV....:., •»: FnJ.y unnl VU,, to entering actively with mil- I itary force, we do not, as I women write, know. What we may be reasonably sure of is that if the Russians have decided to strike, United Nations resolu- tions opposing their entrance are unlikely to stop their ac- like men I tively aiding Egypt and the 1 Arab states against those | | whom the U. N. has unhesitat- ingly declared to be aggressors. Itis the preventive war started by Israel, Great Britain and France which has given the Russians their first clear-cut opportunity. President Elsenhower's ad- ministration earnestly tried to ordinary // prevent this war, hampered by if the attempt preserve If to our alliances with Britain and France, and by the unremit- pressures ting of the partisans : of Israel in this country. clothes. 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