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Political Leaders in Missouri, Oklahoma ~ Shy Off New Yorker; Kansas Eyes lke

By-CHARLES T. LUCEY, Scripps-Howard Staff Writer

way a coupie months ago. That is important because more than 70 delegates’ votes are con- - cerneaq.

. 1° . When Governor Dewey was here egion | | on his “unpolitical” political tour,

statements of local leaders made ie » this appear good hunting ground for the New Yorker, He is still but War Dead Burial in front today. But considerable opposition is apparent, Plan to Return 8000 Wherever Mr., Dewey met the

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But here in Missouri when Barak ; I' Mattingly, Republican national Arriving committeeman, just about laid the from overseas will be made tomor- state's 33 delegate votes on the line row by Indiana American Legion [OF Mr. Dewey, resentment resulted [district ehaplains. : A popular poll in this state probie, gow ably would show Mr. Dewey ahead [he Rev. Philip C. Dermond, pas- or other candidates, but - political tor of the New Salem Friends’ jeaders observe that ft is rather church Gréntown department early to be “giving the state away.” chaplain of the ‘Indiana Legion Too Early to Tell will preside at the Saturday meet" A gow days 4gO Senator Forrest ing. The Rev, Mr. Dermond esti- Donnell, made it plain he favored mates that 8000 bodies of service not Mr, Dewey, but Senator Robert men and women of world war 11 A. Taft of Ohio He said he rewil be returned from overseas bat- garded Governor Dewey, Senator tiefields for burial in Indiana. The Arthur Vandenberg of Michigan first of these are expected+to arrive and Harold Stassen.of Minnesota in October very highly” but Mr: Taft as A total of 37.000 hodieg will come espe€ially qualified.” to the Chicago distribution center Senator James: P Kem. Missouri's for -return to eight Middlewestern other G. O. P. senator, has made tates, of which Indiana is one. no statément. : Return from Hawaii Some influential Missouri ReFach will have an escort from Publicans will oppose a delegation the branch of service in which the mstructed for any candidate,

Plans to assist with funerals of

the American war dead

Return of the war dead is In might be Mr. Dewey's stumbling keeping with Public Law 383 backed block. No Grie"KHows whether Geii.| by the Legion in congress which Eisenhower would consent to, having {directed the war department to his Jame presented o the Re return our honored dead for burial Publican convention, but if he would in the states : Kansans almost surely would pro-| : pose him. Harold E. Morris, of Gary, de-' , a anergy - - —-Okhr € pe q * - a WEE + partment commander of the Legion Manin a ay ed asked for the~Indiandpolis- meeting y Wry. an a Wentz, G. O. P. national commitof ‘the Legion chaplains to expedite plans of the 473 posts. of the feeman, has been rated strong foi Hoosier Legions in offeritiz services Mr. Dewey. But it isn't difficult to find resentment against Mr. Wentz lor being, as some observers see i closely tied to the New Yorke:

of firing squads and miiitary

ors at burials when requested b the next of kin - Senator Taft will come to. Oklahoma in November and some imRestaurant, Office portant party leaders in the state Robbed. During. Night ote! td frielidiy it Mr! Dewey, ars nterested in putting on a big show for him. Taft forces are expected to make a.real fight for delegates I'nere is some talk here that the Dewey, bandwagon rolled too earlv.}

Two. Indianapolis business estab lishments were reported entered and burglarized last night At the Southern Skillet restaurant, 735 8. Capitol ave. $7 was

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