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Joe 2 Sen. Estes Kefauver (D. Tenn.) {, D D ~ ‘began his presidential primary Ouy enies | fight in Ohio here last night at a Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner,

| . | Favoring lke but made only one reference to

his ambition, n The rangy Tennesseean told a In 52 Race | gathering of some 400 Trumbull | | County Democrats that “in New | By United Press Hampshire, as in Ohio, I am en-

NEW YORK, Feb. 22--Gen. tered in a preferential primary

Douglas MacArthur denied last Where people have a chance to vote for me, or against me—Ke-

night that he favors the nomina- fauver, as a man. I remain opti-| tion of Gen. Dwight D. Eisen- mistic about the future as Jefferhower as the Republican candi- son was optimistic.” ldate for President, and added that, “The great principles of Jefthere is no “personal hatred” in stsonien rt a his attitude toward President ty he warned, “lor in them lies Truman, our freedom as a people. 4 | In a statement distributed by A j (his aide, Maj. Gen, Courtney| Whitney, Gen. MacArthur noted

that “headlines, captions afd ad-|

boost. ‘ CIO President Philip Murray, following day-long conferences with the steel union's top policy! makers, announced there would be no strike before midnight] Mar. 23. The walkout had beén! set for this Saturday. : vertisements” for an article ap-| The Yniop's Touiracte With He {pearing in the current Newsweek] . basic steel:. companies expire : magazine make it appear that he| Ra h Jan. 1. But the postponements is an Eisenhower supporter, “nal mn or S ine... have delaved a ‘no contract—no work’ strike 83 days. |

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: that he hates Mr. Truman, 4 1 MAIN BOUT—In" the left "corner" is Sen. Taft, .while his opponent’ is Tex McCrary. | “Neither statement has any dog mells fine! Had President Truman invoked :

{ ; ‘a basis in fact,” he said. “I have a i anars . Mea!- flavored biscuit the CIO-opposed Taft-Hartley HH D warm personal friendship for | favor Law, ony an sony ve: | QFE QIN e Booster Taft-Doug nuvi, fiers. Cf sepdogodont |

riod would have: been required! from long military association,] Goodbye to unpleasant dog odors! GOP Slate but I do not support his candidacy, New. improved Ken-L-Biskitn6éw con- |

during fact-finding procedure, ta le chi hyll fied the Hing : . tains miracle chiorophyllin, nature's | 1 believe WE Ye Swa Hot Words on TV for political office as I have no! own deodorant. at bad ht: @ FURNITURE & APPLIANCES / requirements o e Ta Yi (knowledge of his political beliefs breath, coat odors, ail dog odors in less . Law,” Mr. Murray smilingly re- ropose for his views on many grave {s- thon seven days! Give your dog the de- 3745 Ww. Washington BE-335 marked. ey Br United Press cording of a Taft speech in which leues which now confront our na-| cious, nourishing food that rids dogs —— . 1 NEW YORK, Feb. 22° — Sen. the Senator said he did not claim! Gen. Douglas MacArthur was tion ' ot Sony SE, ick up Ren-L-Bakd | Cites 2 Key Issues Robert A, Taft accused Tex Mc- to he an ‘expert .on the subject.” proposed as a running mate for reap meets pest ay Your favonts store. . The remark behthd the smile Crary, an Eisenhower cam At this point, George KE. S8okol-/{7, 8 Sen. Taft in the GOP presiwis a direct authorization by palgner, of calling him a “liar SLY. 2 newspaper columnist, look dential campaign at a meeting of the union's 170-man wage PONCY| 1h & television show last night. T= TR to Mr. McCrary's critl- war veterans supporting Sen. committee to close the nation's s clsm Taft at the Claypool Hotel last

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new deadline. men to calm down. d you id og leave mis Speaker, Said Sen, Taft.is one of| Mr. Murray said that only two| ove 3 . ; program Mr. Sokolsky sald. two greatest living Americans. Sen. Taft, Republican presi=—‘He, however, has better manners “The other Is Gen. MacArthur,”|

things could prevent a walkout i of steelworkers, They are ac- dential aspirant, was appearing than 1 ‘have, and I'm sure he he said.

ceptance of the WSB recom-|on the Dumont Television Net- won't.” “ | “These two magnificent. patriots| both the union |Work’s program, “The Author Demands Retraction {see eye to eye on many import-! [Meets the Critle,” for a discus- ; {ant phases of American govern-| {sion of his book, “A Foreign! “You have called me a Har,” ment.” Policy for America.” Sen. Taft said to Mr, McCrary. | Mr. Robertson said he hoped The committee's resolution de-| The. ‘live” audience was com- And I want you to withdraw|®en. MacArthur would becoms a manded that the final settlement PO%¢d mostly of Taft Supporters.|,, .. iatement.” {leader in the national adminis-| an troactive to Jan, 1. 1952, so| Many were young men who | Mr. McC d {tration along with Sen. Taft in| De companies shall not| Waved “Taft for President” ban-| Mr. McCrary enled it, but he 1953. so both could work for a > ners, Their cheers for Sen. Taft refused to retract his statement restoration of constitutional gov-

fit from this delay.” : | Pe resolution called upon the Bg eatealls for Nr McCrary {that the Senator had been “care- ernment. WSB to “promptly make its rec-i., stoppe e 30-minute... with the truth" : .

ommendation” avd charged, vie The program had been in prog-| The uproar from the audience Holder Warns steel companies : ress only two minttes when Mr, caused Miss Emerson to bang her | * 1 ’ a “filibuster” to hold UP & Set \rvar chairman of the Eisen. gavel repeatedly. Of Me Too-ism i tlement. : {hower - for - President movement,|] “I am only a woman and I| Times Special i Reports Due Soon {vegan needling the Ohio senator am not very well able to moder-| LAGRANGE, Feb. 22 State a t his previously futile at-|ate this’ she said. “s 1 {Republican Chalrman Cale Holder 7 " Nathan P.|2P0U > 8 . “so please al Fraieinel NR io tempts to win the GOP nomina- help me as much as you can—the Warned the GOP in Indiana] th rs board expects to begin | ton: people sitting out in front.” |against “me too” flirtation with a ivi : reports from the fact-| “I thought. this was a eriticism' Miss Emerson turned to Sen. Democratic Party issues in the receiving repo of the book, Mr. McCrary, not of Taft and Mr. McCrary and told 1952 campaign in a speech here

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