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State Holds Key To GOP Trend

By CHARLES T. LUCEY Scripps-Howard Staff Writer MILWAUKEE, Apr. 5 — Wisconsin chooses tomorrow among a big man half-a-world-away wearing five stars and a goldbraided cap, 8 Michigan farm boy who did. all right in the city and Minnesota neighbor dead-set on getting ahead in politics. Gen. Douglas MacArthur, Gov. ,mds E. Dewey and Harold Stassen make their bid for this state’s 27 Republican presidential delegates in an election fateful for ali of them. AL Politicians still gave Gen. cArthur the edge today but said the last 72 hours had brought an upward trend in Mr. Stassen’s chances. nich the 3A e extent to whic - rr might dent the MacArthur lead was uncertain. Local prophets say the challenge is from him rather than from Mr, Dewey. Eye Wisconsin Voting

What Wisconsin does tomorrow will affect Republican presidential politics out of all proportion to the pumber of delegates involved. A couple dozen states will be watching this vote to detect which way the GOP bandwagon may roll this year. Gov. Dewey stands to lose most by a poor showing. He won big here in 1940 and 1844, and if he fails to run well tomorrow his opponents will say he has lost his appeal and that the counry does not want a once-defeat-GOP Presidential nominee. Some politicians say Mr. ewey's appeal now seems to ave diminished just as Wendell illkie's had before his cause as demolished in the primary ere four years ago. Yet unless Gen. MacArthur is aten badly there will be no about tomorrow's

Willkie withdrew, MacArthur Appeal Gains Gov. Dewey still’ would have delegate strength elsewhere plus his big 96-vote bloc from New York. Gen. MacArthur's appeal has been advanced sharply in recent weeks by his announcement that he would accept the Republican nomination and by President Truman's special. message to Congress on the gravity of world affairs and our need to prepare. Gen. MacArthur hasn't even been in the U. 8S. for 13 years. There are wide gaps in the sum of knowledge as to his political, social, and economic thinking. Yet ex-Gov. Philip La Follette suggests that his social and economic thinking is much more progressive than the conservatives believe.

Boost for Stassen Mr. Stassen has with him Thomas E. Coleman, former state GOP chairman and Victor Johnson, his Wisconsin manager, the men most responsible for helping to elect Sen. Joseph MecCarthy over Bob La Follette two years ago.

recent days by sizable victories In delegate-choosing conventions in Towa and Maine. The stakes are perhaps greater in tomorrow's Wisconsin vottng than in any primary in recent years. The Republicans have a chance to go into the White House now as they haven't since

1. T. Chambers’ Rites Wednesday

Services for James T. Chamrs, former Indianapolis resident who died Saturday at his home in Chicago, will be held at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday at Moore mortuaries Peace Chapel. Burial will be in Washington Park. Mr. Chambers, who was 49, was ™ in Elnora, Ind. and lived here before moving to Chicago 10 Tore ago. He was employed at ® Chicago Commonwealth Life and Accident Insurance Co. o He was a member of the Chrisbis Church of Elnora and Niaga Lodge F. & A. M. of Chicago. List of Survivors or = Viving are his wife, Thelma, Wilnoo three sons, Harold Ray, bee am Lynn and Rex Chamoe, Fullerton, Cal.; a daughter, is 88 Jeannette Chambers, FullerLos Sister, Mrs. Velma Garran, Ch Napolis; two brothers, Rees, Indianapolis, and Or- ¢, Washington, Ind.; a step-

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. GENERAL'S GRANDSON—Gen. Dwight D. Exenhower (left) beams approval as his five-day-old arin ton, Dwight D. Eisenhower Il, makes his first “public appearance” at Station Hospital. The proud father, Capt. John Eisenhower (right), smiles as his son makes a drowsy debut in the arms of his mother, Betty Jean.

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tim’s home. Jeep Accident Vernfn LeRoy Stack, 24, of Elkhart, was last night

John H. Jacobs, 76, Elkhart, was killed near his home yesterday when he was struck by a car driven by Wilbur Keim, 31, of

Orville Sturgeon, 24, of Brookville, was killed instantly Saturday night when the car he was driving went out of control, The car overturned into a creek on Highway 1 near Connersville, Hit By Train Mrs. Oren Caskey, 71, of Richmond, died in Memorial Hospital in that city Saturday of injuries received earlier when she was struck by an automobile.

At Warsaw, Rickey Lee Decent,

yesterday afternoon when he was! struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad freight engine. The child, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Decent, walked onto the railroad tracks while playing outside his house.

In Angola, Delbert Beverly, 22, Freeling, Va. student at TriState College, died yesterday of injuries suffered when an automobile carrier struck his bicycle. Earl G. Wells was driver of the, carrier,

David Probstein Files

For Representative

David Probstein, attorney, of 5217 Broadway, has announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for state representative. He has been active in Democratic affairs many years and is a member of the Indiana and Indianapolis Bar Associations, American Legion, Indianapolis Traffic Club and Angler's Club. He is a veteran of World War I and active in the affairs of vet-

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was former state superintend e n t MI: Greathouse o ational Democratic

Wabash College and the University of Arizona. He served in the Navy during World War II and reached the rank of lieutenant commander. - He is married and resides at 3703 Spring Hollow Rd. Mr. | Greathouse promises an efficient and courteous administration of the office.

Ward Chairman Enters GOP Race

A. Rass Monly, 1809 Prospect St., has announced his candidacy for Republican nomination for state representative. A resident of Indianapolis for 40 years, Mr. Manly represented

18 months, was killed instantly the fifth district in the City Coun-!

cil _during the administration of Gen. ‘Robert Tyndall. He is now serving as 16th Ward chairman. An employee of Fairmount Glass Works, Inc, Mr. Manly is a nmiember of Glass Workers Local 81. He also belongs to Christ Episcopal Church, Scottish Rite, York Rite, and is director of the seventh district of the Boy Scouts of America.

Herbert E. Hill Files Candidacy

Herbert E. Hill, an official of the Speedway Lumber Co., Inc. has announced his candidacy for state representative from Marion County on the Republican ticket. A native of Indiana, he has lived here 44 years. He is a graduate of Manual High School and Butler University and attended the Graduate School of Business Administration at Harvard University. He is a member of various Masonic groups, including the Shrine, John Holliday Jr. American Legion Post, and Tabernacle Pres-

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W. Gordon Davis, Indianapolis representative attorney, has announced his aap County, ob is didacy for state rspresentative) from Marion County, A Democrat, Mr, Davis said his years in the

serve veterans and their fam- field before enilies.” | tering the Army. He promised to introduce a bill He is a former

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Richard A. Stark Seeks State Post

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Rufus C. Kuykendall, Indianapolis attorney, has announced he will be a candidate for state representative on the ublican ticket, Mr. Kuykendall is a graduate of Shortridge High School, Indiana University and the Indiana University Law School. A former deputy prosecutor, he has been a party worker for many years. He has been director of the Negro division of the Republican State Central Committee, Mr. Kuykendall is GOP committeeman in the 15th precinct of the Seventh Ward. He is a member of the Thirty-One Club, Kappa Alpha Psi, city, state and county bar groups. He lives at 2202 N. Capitol Ave

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