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...about two-third of the 889 living members answered the poll sent out last fall and revealed such interesting tidbits about their personal lives as that there are more wives from Radcliffe than from any other college, that for the first time in three-quarters of a century the Republican party's adherents rank second to the Democrats, and that almost four-fifths of the class oppose U. S. entrance into Europe's struggle...
...average earned income for the two-thirds who answered the poll comes to $3,847, with 248 garnering in addition an average of $1,409 through unearned income. 131 wives garner an average...
Said FORTUNE, commenting on a poll which seemed to show that labor scarcely knew its avowed friends from its alleged enemies: "Extraordinary is the fact that so many names that are prominently identified, pro or con, with labor in politics and labor in industry should be so far on the fringe of the workingman's consciousness as to evoke a 'Don't know...
...poll, designed to sound out the sentiment of the Class and, incidentally, to test the efficacy of the recent and enthusiastic Willkie drive, turned out encouragingly for the Willkie admirers, it was announced by David E. Place '43, chairman of the Committee...
...poll was run in such a way that all voters, no matter what their party, designated their choice for the nominee of both the Republican and the Democratic parties. Then they were asked to designate their preference between the two men they had nominated. 52 percent of the voters voted Democrat; 48 percent favored the Republicans...