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Taft Has Head Start “In Wisconsin Primary, But It's No Cinch—Yet

By CHARLES LUCEY *Seripps-Howard Staff Writer

MADISON, Wis., Dec. 26—It’s just about all Taft % ;

hree months before the Wisconsin presidential primary “ hat’s sure to influence the choice of the 1952 Republican|

standard-bearer. | Movements for Gen. Dwight Jisenhower, Harold Stassen and] + Gén.. Douglas MacArthur are in the if-but-maybe sms tage. There i till time t hange this. But} his is the one; jen. Robert AS faft has got to vin, ands his ampaign

look the fact that Harold Stas-| {sen is a resourceful politician and | lo ne of the best campaigners. His | {best chance to get delegates, |away from Mr. Taft probably

the Minnesota border. Sen. Joseph McCarthy

about Gen. MacArthur lately and | has shewn some irritation at} Nobody knows what he’ 1 do. The guessing is he may} i | decide to keep his hands off the

itrongest G OP, | presidential primary and con-|

leaders in the

18Y already is %# | centrate on his own problems of |” 's rolling. * Mr. Lucey | renomination and re-election next! The Eisen- fall

jower movement is chiefly in the ands of former ‘supporters of |

Thomas E. Dewey. State-wide) Truman Back

olitical stature is scarce among

hem. Mr. Dewey ran away with) At Work After

hings here in 1940 and ’44, but | ook a bad licking in 1948. He| ‘Restful Christmas

1as lost much of his old standing. | Mr. Stassen was Wisconsin| INDEPENDENCE, Mo., Dec. 26| President Truman put a!

‘hamp in 1948. But many of his! (UP)— ‘ollowers now are Taft men. He poqtfy] Christmas holiday behind loesn’t get the same welcome as pm today and buckled down to when he was the fair-haired mid- the fina] details of his budget vesterner who took on and beat message to Congress. ir, Dewey and the city slickers| rom New York.. the final word on the size of the MacArthur Has’ Support whopping military spending for There’s no indication that Gen. the coming fiscal year will not be \lacArthur will be an active can- decided until Mr. Truman's con-| didate. Taft supporters believe he ference with’ budget and defense vill not be. But some MacArthur officials in Washington Friday. onthusiasts are trying to drum| Slippery sidewalks forced the up an uninstructed delegation {President to forego his customary which tacitly would be pledged to early morning walk yesterday. him. |+ He also slept a little beyond Today's guessing is that if both | {his usual early rising hour. But Mr. Taft and Mr. Stassen cam- after he was up, he breakfasted paign hard in Wisconsin, Mr. Taft with his family and then joined will win most of the delegates. (in opening gifts around the Many believe Mr. Taft would Christmas tree. beat Gen. Eisénhower if the gen-| On the whole it was a quiet | eral said he was a candidate but day and evening at home, de-| didn’t come out here to make a|voted to reading, resting, visitreal campaign of it. Byt if Gen. ing and work. nA Work Iisenhower comes into the stale and appeals widely for votes, that, A ape something else. It would | 15 Egyptians he Gen. Eisenhower's public ap-| peal against Sen. Taft's prepond- Hurt in Riots erant GOP organization suppor CAIRO, Egypt, Dec. 26 (UP)—

This is not to imply Mr. Taft doesn't have considerable popular Police fired over the heads of support. He has in this state. rioting crowds in Alexandria toHere; ‘as in other midwestern [day to halt a demonstration states, there is a sizable body of against King Farouk’s appointthinking against any military) ment of a royal official considered man for the presidency. There is to be pro-British. some indication this is especially! Unofficial reports said five po:0 among wage earners and union licemen and at least 20 demonmembers—whose oposition to Mr. strators were hurt. Taft has been taken for granted.|. Authorities declared a state of . | emergency in Alexandria and in Strong Taft Backers Cairo, where demonstrations also One of Mr. Taft's mal n| were staged. n itrengths ' is having Thomas E.| The demonstrations were Coleman, Madison manufacturer against the appointment of Hafez and an able political mind, on his| Afifi Pasha as chief of the Royal side. Harvey Higley, former GOP Cabinet with an office separate state chairman and a respected from that of other ministers. businessman, also is working for|gome of the rioters called Mr. Taft. Mr. Coleman is on the Taft| Afif a “British stooge. » national strategy board. Direction| of the. Taft Wisconsin campaign| DON'T PASS UP PROFIT! will fall Higley. A large majority of Re-|Classified Want Ads. Sell unnublican party leaders state's 71 counties probably will PL aza-5551. be with them. At a time when campaigns of possible opponents are in a nebulous state, the Taft camnaign has progressed to the point where state headquarters soon] will be opened and county lead-| 'rs are being chosen. The Sena-| ‘or’'s leaders say they have a real] roblem in assembling a- 30-dele-| rate slate because. three times] hat many people of name and] stature are willing or eager to be Taft candidates. | Mr. Taft will come into the tate for a few meetings in Janu-| ary and February and then will| campaign on a town-to-town| basis steadily for two or three! weeks before the primary on Apr. 1. When he moves in for| inal campaigning, he'll have with him Victor Johnston, his national | lirector of organization, who ran| he highly successful 1948 Stas-|

en campaign in Wisconsin,

| | | |

Governor Likes Ike

Although the pro-Eisenhower| movement is just a slow shuffle oday, there are able and well-| known men in the state who! probably ‘would give leadership| to it if there is solid word from the General that he will -be & candidate. Gov. Walter Kohler has shown friendliness to Gen.| [ke and his thinking, especially | on foreign affairs, -is rated much| closer to the General than to Mr. Taft. The politicians do not over-|

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