Independent from Long Beach, California • 1

i 1 i i Gives ftaftes tlvely little Stevensons proposals tests and the military may defeat incumbent Sen. James Duff, Republican. it California (tt) Voted :f87.310 and 197,548 Din 195 Eisenhower still as "the front runner, but there has been some shrinkage from hlf 1952 strength. rhomb quarrel could Interfered as both phase of the cam- By J. W.

DAVIS 1 WASHINGTON Wi-Ves than two weeks before election day. President Elsenhower appears! to hold a lead In 14 of 31 key battleground states. -1 I He carried 20 of. these 21 states! In 1952. In some of the 14 in which he is believed to be now, his lead looks much diminished from thd Republican triumph of four years ago.

But if- borne out by! the actual ballotting Nov. 6, the 14 states alone would deliver 271 electoral votes five morn than enough for another' White House tertri And of course, if he carried tHMe 14 he would undoubtedly his margin was sufficient to' for a speech that wasnt od il The Indicated bring him to Loa'Ahi his original schedule. Frank M. Jordan, can, said he views tl likely to produce! per cent turnout bfr change stupe minds it's health, due carry a number of other states, pushing his electoral vote total se a nun number of the states not battleground states are generally con', sidcred rock-ribbed Republican. j- on to these states he took them and Tennessee out of ,1110 Solid South" last time.

j-' i Also neat week. Eisenhower will go Into Oklahoma and back into Pennsylvania, giving further evidence of a determination to drive hard in this last fun week that IS. left. Meanwhile, the Stevenson forces will be out to push their own driving finish, as they describe jit Stevenson vill point his windup campaign largely at winning Mg dty -support in soma of the larger states Democrats I class as doubtful. 'll 1 IN AUU ths Associated Press sent political writers Intq 21 states which, against the background i of 1952, appeared to offer the best opportunity of tasting Voter sentiment.

They did not include those gem strongly Republican. The 21st state surveyed was Kentucky, the only one the key group won by Stevenson In 1952. There the contest was reported this week to be I In the 21 states, the AP reporters talked to rank and fils citizens, and to seasoned newspapermen and others trained to objective appraisal, as well as to politicians who habitually claim whatever they can. The reporters also sought to measure the impact of farm and other issues, i Their findings were supplemented qr results of various straw votes and polls, and were brought up to date by followup checks this week In each of the key states. These follow-ups did -not show much change, as a general rule, from what the roving reporters" found during their tours beginning in late Few thing, there ty public reaction to the debate aroused: for finding a way to end hydrogen draft There remained possibility hat catch fire since the Russian! have' Eisenhower' and Stevenson p4it it palgn.

Another late Item that pould mak will be provided in' the new report to be made public Sunday. THE REPORTS boil down to thpr in the order their elector votes Republican and Democratic vote total New Yerk (48) Voted 3.952A15 total was 3,104,001 with votes from the Liberal party. Samplings of opinion," straw analyses by leaders of both parties all point to the samd tMg: Elsenhower appears to be running ahead In a nice whose stretch drive Is now under way. s'hjfc. Upstate New York, as usual, Stevenson people say triefr man will:" City margin over 1952 but they are wide victory.

Pennsylvania (SI) Voted 2,415, 1952. While it looks close, Eisenhower vantage. But there is a strong chan ing, state by state rontheiis), with the four years ago: iblican fo 1952. The Inclusion of 416,711 to hold the ad-jlhat Joseph S. dark.

i rf election official and aRepublfc-itial race aa 'very tight and 'Jordan said he loiriu for. an 85 voters on th! rolls. ii and 2.01&920 In 1952. 1 The Stevenson-Eisenhowcr- race in Illinois is secondary in Interest ta the one for the governorship, in which a' Chicago Sun-Times poll showq Democrat Richard B. Austin with a slight lead over Republican William G.

Stratton. i The same poll, shows' Eisenhower with a larger Had ont Stevenson. I i The state has been hard hit by the embezzlement Conviction of State Auditor Orville E. Hodge. The Democrats were hurt some whri tleir, original candidate for governor.

-Herbert Fasehen, du Connected with controversial fund-, raising drive and was breed to withdraw. Okie (U) Voted 1(X)A9VB nd 1.60O367 fa, 1952. 1. where political sentiment seemingly1 gave ranging from shaky in Florida to un-' HE 14 STA' Eisenhower a ma 'shakable'in New. York, lvaiila, California, Illinois, Ohio, Michi- gam -Maasac)iufeettsNew Jersey, Vjisconsin, Minnesota, Wi nd Oregoii.

In the other six bf these 2Q states, this was the situation: 1 $Mmjcrat Adlai Stevenson seeded ahead in Missouri and Tennessee, was giveh ah edge in Oklahoma and a good chance in Rhode Island, with the ace closf in Virginia and uncertain in Texas? late Eisenhowers campaign next week In Flori Elsenhower stil to be favored, although there is (Continue A-3, CoL2) da, Virginia and Tas represented! an obvious effort to hold Weather Southlands OVf4 SUNDAY Newspaper i --cloudy night and athsneny afternoons today and- ehangf Hitftffoday about 14 Sa (onlays high. Mi lew, 63. VOL LONG BEACH 12; SUNDAY, OCTOBER. 28, 1956 Phone HEmlock-5-1 161 Classified HEmlock 2-5959 f-t ii I o' V-Si mmi if b-r U.N. Meeting Ion Crisis Today -yj; 1 Robels.

Invito Luss By WILLL4M BROOK A''- r. rT CasitBl Butmu) JJI ANGELES Adlai Stevenson leed off orv President Eisenhower, calling him a golfe UaU-huntlng executive who has abdicated th litles of olfice. day U.S., Britain, France Ask Study of Rusi Military Action Soldiers to Deert V--a Promise Asylii lk Umm ft tfi 4m GOP Plane TRICK OR TREAT? Bpo! it Wcwlly the (left photo) Is Vjrormi tt a Halloween mask? Nope, (rl found in1 the yard (right) ft we wm figure out what kind of 'worm. Rourke is thinking of giving it to hb pet bird to prove an old saw: the Early oird seta the worm. (View Of -VIENNA Tlis pmsiscat-i Badspsst Badto safo today Hoagargfs military eemmaad Ml frerolutloB eoriualtted 1 aalveralty stadeata" luid 'appealed ts rebel forces to lay iiswa their i UNITED NATIONS, N.

Y. Nixon (AP) The U. N. Security describi Council has been called into ta nb urgent meeting: today tojvm study Soviet military action Jin Hungary. I Chief delegates of the United 5 I States, Britain and France jrint-icfowd: ly asked for the session, Saturday afternoon by 8-yearfold Rourke Early, 5924 Adderley DrJ Woplly abput IY2 lnbhes long, green rith yellow and ibhie markings but dumed If Anti worms eye, ami the worm it full length, by Stajjf Photographer Don Webster,) With TV Dogs Adlhi 1 1 I Fiw Wnr Vice President Equally bitter terms, him as a man who of truth but arid no standard of what Will serve ifi an election." drew the lirgest hjs'i campaign a beefing, exultant 26,000 that overflowed Gilmbre Field for attack of the cam-e It was at.

least equal to the wn by President Els-week In Hollywood J- IRS I mob' TOURS SOUTHLAMD fio Bod broadcast sold tho 'otudeutsf coouuitteo sad tho ing foreign military force are IkeiExam IIol Waafeiaswa Svnao violently repressing the peoples' 'rights in Hungary In violation of Adlai has a Uttla aqtuid i i- plane it klti at tndio. I And eveiytchera thdt Mxon angs Leftist Label on Stevenson the 1947 Hungarian peace treaty. The complaint did not identify the foreign troops. LIB. Area Urges Aid for Rebels paign said throng enhowei BowL Results BET THE THREE western iwers clearly referred to viet forces stationed In Hungary and used againit Hungarian anti-Communist rebel and dem- foilltary pludcd a traoa.

Bat thi refer-Jhte to the appeal tadlcated gha trura" bad aa frn tha rebel forces flgbttag a tha Haagarian capital aad thrwhoat tha coaatrjr. 4 Shortly before tha Bade peel aaaaaneemeatr a group of-JIuBgariaa railroad warkera arrived la Nkhelsdorf aa th Anstriaa-Haagariaa froatier. It They toM aewsmea at th border, poiat thf West dees pot help aa before noea WASHINGTON 0Ji)A imU- Telegrams' and letters urging 04.4a. a it.iaaj at? EN ROUTE W1W for one day in; SON Who- corf ManU tho'stevenson if led him during 36 iew York City Jn midpeechl Dlto.at noon in skyward as efore abouW being wstriwd? ersons! ftether 1,200 greeted) As a matter of pJ-J 1 Im at.kStWt -corner rally in Eiei- howeri entered the Armsfs Medical nfor 1 head ti fob' media) checkup to eonfii lis physical fitness to serve a ioth four years in the White House. As he strode briskly into the Mg hokpitij, he "beamed United State and United Na-ontrtor 4 the refluat of the tions intervention in the government in Buda-garian revolt Saturday began poui(ing info official government T7 was no commAt from agencies from representatives of eMier Hungarian or Soviet UN.

thousands of Southern Califor-I delegation, i nians of Hungarian descent- The meeting will begin Leaders of the qimntirni P- EST. somq of whoita were fomerh'S The Junt See-Huhgariari government officials, State Dulles confer-urged Praident Ewenhower, Pres ent Eisenlfower Secretary, of: State Dulles nnd morning on the situs- UN.) Secretary HammsnkJoldtkm Hungary arldPoland. not to the Hungarian I cry, for die shall' this I DULLES THEN flew to Dal-natloh, the Champion of free-MM peech Saturday LW Angeles throng the Isrgat he has with the exception Ideal speech at thParty test. electronic quiz plane peecn at in Newton, I gimmick, In a campaign diocl) surprises tel panels ana trsnscohtlsenta) dashes the Grim) Old has developed Tarioh4f VIENNA, Austria -(IIE) aerial, eavesdroppfhgij The rebels of Hungary pro-Time devilish ReiwMifcairi claimed march or) ButkU have a (listening white plane equipped with television Segtedi before the TV set and hifeh orijonvo the Red a ctoud-are members, oflthej ior ggylum. Republican truth squad." I The.

rebels said mahy thou- ') 1,1 sands" of volunteers araw mass- WHILE ADLAI SPfeAKSffcg In-(Western Hungary to they sip refreshments and flee-through the Russian eur-fully compose a rebuttal fo hEh of steel to their beleaguered speech, members of th truthnrades in the capit VEHERENCE of Stevenson left what he Issue of the Dwight D. and his the last campaign" in a today, the rebellioa Vni ba Mushed la blood." is more, ahd more recognized as a flash in a VICE President 'ripped sa he landed at Airport Re was met motorcade which escorted Ambassador where for the remainder of end. After resting up local. Republican Sunday, Nixon starts off on his. most intensive two-day stretch of campaigning this year.

Hell work populous Los Angeles suburbs and nearby like Long Beach, also predicted that Eisenhower would roll larger Democratic vota did In 1952 from the industrial states" of New York, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Illinois Michigan. The significance Nixons claim lay In that the Democrats need at least three By ROBERT E. LEE (I. r-T CapKU Buraaa) LOS ANGELES Vice President Ni on came home to sunny California Saturday and plastered a 1 left wing label on both Adlai tevenson and Richard Ricpardi Arrivi ig here after a day of barnstorming by plane through the stab Nixon issued a statement accusing the Democratic president ial candidate of resorting to (scare tactics" in the closing days of the Campaign. He said Stevenson, who hit Los Angjeles about1 the same time as the Vice President's own campaigij plane; is" a complete captive ojf the ADA-left wing bf Ms partyt" EARLIER IN' the day, as the Nixon pajrty fled a driving rain and snow flurries In Oregon, the Vice President said he had reports that Republican Sen.

Thomas Xuchel was forging sheri" of. Richards, his Democratic opponent. The iqost significant development in this con tat In the last week," Nixon said, Is the shift of Demolcratic voters to Sen. Kuchel because they are Cbq-vinced ha moderate and progressive philosophy more closely represents their thinking than the left-wing views of his op and glibness being the pan." THE into Stevenson Ontario by a him to the hell stay the week and meeting leaders again Monday ovhr the Cbunty larger cities Nixon President up even than ha major, California, Ohio, and of the fact know they (Continued WHERE here, (bout cpn-Nft Is Eis-ls- record hpened iU- for pight he held out the. promise of UA economic aid to those countries.

A SPECIAL telegram tol Evidently to meet any Soviet the N. seerrtsiy-aeneral, the objections Dulles said, the leaden asked, Arent the United States does, not regard events in Poland and HungaryPoand nd Hungary sspo ten-shining examples for realizing 11 military allies." ideals which gave birth to the pi Page A-4, GoL 4) I (Continued mi Page A-8, confidence that he the And his aides was 'Tbeling Just fine.1 The president was- ts meidisfoly tq the X-ray ment td hegip 24-hours of Checks and tats wiich had 1 ised to): undergo before el day. Ah report from tha I eight physicians directing the' examination! wijl be issued tods WEABIXQ A brown suit and vest; 4 browp hat, and hiaj grip, thp President arrived at a side door of the hospital about 30 pLm. He was met by MaJ. Gen.

Leonard D. Hfatoe, commanding general of the medical center, who supervised die examination. Stepping out of his limapsinbi Mr. Eisenhower stood with one hand his (pocket' posing for photographers. You'd think this was thb firit time I've been here, lie said with a laugh.

i Premier Imre Nagyjmade'a (fosperate try to salvage control by announcing a new I govern-fofnt 1 Including non-Cofnmunist Members. 1 United Nations? Wht else can) nations deprived1 of their free-l dom )n Yalta do? fow longcanj Soviet interference crush human fceedom? Remaining anonymous he- eausq of possible reprisals) against relative still in the) CT THE REBELS Appeared lining be gaining in momentum aqd on Page A -4, Col 7) ecfouilzatlon by the hofo. ifvjtadlo.Free Cyor" Tnjwei Hungary, claiming to sejv moraL TO FIND IT country, one former Hungarian I army officer! who escape through the Iron Curtain urged drastic S. support. ponent" Nixon taid Richards' glitter WANT TO SEE man out out on a limb? A daring political prognostication appears on the Editorial Page.

Page A-18. LAC.S&jis: TROJANS LOSE TO STANFORD tlyin half the nation west of the Dupwib through a rebel net-prlc, broadcast demands to Sv yfot troops to stop fighting an have our assuraqjBf of safe to leave the country. kJRebel-held Radio Miskolc Ini ih'f northeast near th Soviet tiqrder goffered asylunj. to th Russian soldiers that Wanted fo. i 1 piploinatie reports fold new Ayfon units were moving info iglapest and others were poised (he border to move Into Hun fcMr.

'il AN P-T reporter visits the mystery Island" of San Clemente, reporting in an Illustrated article on Page A4. Man? TOPS IS A MAN who not only playa the bluo, but lives them. His story la on Pge A-15. not wont Dwight stion in Just The Index of regular P-T thq! voters el this do Eissnkowar. to ho reflected, the whot jldnd of man do want? jthey do not wont the land of economic conditions wO.now have Just What kind! do Ihoy want? If thoy are not satisfied with the land of podco.

wo would) thi I wo hard had in any of jtho features follows: Ui FROM ALL .1 th? Stanford defeated Southern California, 27-19, In. the biggest' collegiate game' on. the Wes( Coast thia year arid two stunning upsets marked Big Ten football action as Illinois surprised Michigan State, Minnesota stoived Michigan, 20-7, in major games aerow 'the nation Saturday. I- In horse racing, Barbizoa won the richest nee In history I tiw 3319.000 Garden State Stakes ahd in track and field, three world records were bettered as the UN. Olympic' team staged its foul tuneup at Santa.

Ana before departing for tha Olympics. For details of these and pthep significant' events In th sports world. Sports See- tinued on Page A-2, CbL 31 F6f Rserv Usn. yean? These are answers the people should give themselves before they let blind partisanship influence their i hallolL Meet Her. ln 57 Fleet Reserve jtssn.

will Fo ror Amusements Automotive Bearh Comhtsg Bridge aW-7 Clssalflod DeetR Netflece Military Badle-TV D-18 Beal Estate O-S-14 School Mean W-7 Ship Arrivals Sports Woomss Nows W-ie the first throe years of his being President all publid opinion polls showed that an' ovsnriiolming majority ef people thought hi about the a wo oysr hi as Then the its .1957 nations eonven In Long Beach, It! was an-Minced Saturday in PhUadsL. This jmrt convent! I ES Stevenson waves to crowdat as he arrives for a major campai fit. The speech was his final effort 32 electoral votes. (AP ADLAI ARRIVES IN LOS Democratic presidential ndminey geles International Airport Saf speech in; Gilmore Field Satun In an Attempt to capture Califi with election dose today (Continued 'ta Vage Ar2) Pages B-l through BA tion. -I: A 9.