POLITICAL NOTES: A Woman's Place

In the full tide of an election year, the male politician becomes an expert at measuring off the White House in the spans and cubits of politics, prestige and power. But what about his wife? She naturally assumes that her husband can get anything he really tries to get, looks upon Inauguration Day as Moving Day, and ponders over the size of the Trumans' backyard. An example is Mrs. Estes Kefauver, an attractive mother of four, whose husband is going through the routine of being coy about running as the Democratic nominee....

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