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Ike Hocds For Home And The Cockpit ( Calls on HST Somme % Upon Arrival At Capital
PARIS, May 31—Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower ended his second “Crusade in Europe” today and} flew homeward into the thick of} the battle for the Republican] - presidential nomination. Gen. Eisenhower, who turned .over his supreme European com-|{ mand to Gen. Matthew B. Ridg-||
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Capehart Is Named ‘Convention Chairman By IRVING LEIBOWITZ The bitter Eisenhower - Taft fight in Indiana erupted again last night after two late. political developments, : ONE—Sen. Homer E. Capehart, an. ardent Taft supporter, was
way : yesterday, took off in nis| named permanent chairman of plane. “The Columbine,” 8 a. m. | : the Republican State Convention anapolis time. : aE here June 7. He is scheduled to arrive | : pi TWO—Eisenhower forces laid Washington Sunday afternoon| plans to stage a demonstration and see President Truman im- against the Republican State Commediately, He has said he would mittee, which is strongly in favor .doff his- uniform Tuesday prior of Sen. Taft for President, to his first major address at i Reveal Strategy
Abilene, Kas., Wednesday. Top Republican political sources
A brief farewell ceremony was: sheld at Orly Airport with French|§ revealed the strategy plans of the Eisenhower- for-President backers,
.and U. 8. officials seeing off the|: General who had worked for 17/8 It includes: . Promotion—ot seve
months to build up .Europe’s|d shattered post-war defenses - eral Indmana cities purporting to agains any Communist aggres- | show the General is the overweimtraordinary securi reca ing choice of Hoosier voters. x Ee ya ne ® An undercover campaign to capture 10 Eisenhower delegates
tions were taken to prevent any Communist demonstrations but to the Republican National Con-
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--there were no incidents. French Defense Minister Rene Pleven, SHAPE Chief of Staff Gen. Alfred M. Gruenther, and Gen. Ridgway were at the airport to say goodby. _. The general, who has said he is
returning to “assume the: privi-|- -
-leges of am American citizen,” made a brief farewell speech.
“I would also like to express my conviction that France's glory is safe—because it is in the hands’ of Frenchmen,” he said, “And France can 'count on its true > friends, both here in Europe and on the other side of ths ees) »
Ld Porro Command is a “durable * He paused, then added:
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WASHINGTON, May 31—Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower's arrival * at Washington National Airport at 3 p. m. (Indianapolis time)
tional Broadcasting Co., American Broadcasting Co. and the Dumont Television Network. - (In Indianapolis, WFBM-TV said it did not plan te televise ‘the General's arrival. WTTV, “Bloomington, said it had “no ‘plans now” for stich a telecast.) © The Columbia “Broadcasting System said it does not plan to televise the arrival but will make ‘a radio transcription from which excerpts will be broadcast at 4:30 p. m. (Indianapolis Time). © The Mutual Broadcasting System said it plans to carry a radio ‘broadcast of the arrival over its national network.
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"By. United Press WASHINGTON, May 31—Gen, D. Eisenhower flaw {homeward today from the cold war of Europe into a hot politiical /pattle as both Republicans {and Democrats accused his or{ganization of trying to “buy” convention dele-
gates. John D. M. Hamilton, eastern manager of the campaign of Sen. Robert A, Taft,” (R. O.) said the Eisenhower organization’s - plan to have delegates make expensespaid trips to confer with the General between now -and convention time smacked of militarism, The controversy over “traveling delegates” was building up into the hottest fight of the cam-
GUYMON; Okla, May 31 (UP)—Rev. James C. Hester, pastor of the Church of the Nazarene here, announced today his Sunday evening sermon title will be: “Will Hell Be As Hot As The Republican Na- - tional Convention?” . .
Taft Aids Cut Loose tke the Werls!
paign. Siuporters of ' Mr. Taft were doing their best to- exploit it. “No delegate is going to like the military. tactics of the Eisenhower high command—commanding them to appéar before the General,” said Mr. Hamilton. “I thought it was the custom in this country for a candidate to go to.the people. Of course, this is only in line with the General’'s announced policy that ‘if the people want me for President they will know where to
is.” Mr. Hamilton said the plan “is practically bribery,” would cost “about a half-million dollars” and would be financed by money “scooped from the deep vaults of Wall st’ 8s international bankers.” ‘Can Only Hope' = “How does this all-expense pilgrimage square with the gen-
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ilton asked. “One can only hope that what-| ever views the General discloses! (to the delegates) won't be classified. as ‘top secret.'” Gen. [Eisenhower spokesmen belittled the. sound and fury, but some observers saw the incident as a big political blunder. - “This all strind me as a smokescreen to divert atténtion from the. Texas robbery,” said Robinson = McIlvaine, executive assistant director at the Eiseénhower national headquarters. He referred to the Texas state GOP convention this week, where Taft-controlled forces steamrollered Eisenhower forces in a series of showdowns on credentials of delegates.
Charges of ‘Smear’ Fly in South Dakota
PIERRE, §. D., May 31 (UP)— South Dakota's primary election next Tuesday, enlivened by the most bitter fight to date between supporters of Sen. Robert A. Taft (R. 0.) and Gen. Dwight Eisenhower, is expected to draw a record vote. Supporters of both the candidates for the Republican presidential nomination predicted a close race with heavy balloting. Former Gov. George T. Mickelson, leader of the. Eisenhower forces, said. he felt “sure” “the General Would win the state's 14 delegates, Mr, Taft said earlier during a stumping tour of the state that he expects to win. Fach side has charged the other
{with a “smear” campaign.
Store ( Owner Robbed
Mrs. Marguerite Broeking, 6532 E. Washington 8t., wife of Carl W. Broeking, furniture store owner at 3826 E. Washington St.,
‘|told police yesterday her purse,
containing $200 . in cash and $2150 in unindorsed checks, was
Ike's Backers
_Pro-Taft Hoosier _. wl Heads GOP Group
Times Special CHICAGO, May 31—The “Ike| {for President” forces took a setback here today as a pro-Taft Hoosier was elected chairman of the Midwest Council of Young Republicans.
Berryman. 8. Hurley, secretary of the 1951 Indiana State Senate, was elected chairman. He -received a majority of the votes cast, although he took only six of the 13 states participating in the annual Young GOP convention,
Two of the other three officers elected by the strife-torn convention also were pro-Taft, Sara Lou Mather, young Republican’ National Committeewoman from Minnesota and an active Eisenhower supporter, charged the convention with “high pressuring” delegates.
Several delegates expressed bitterness when the convention went on record favoring a resolution that the GOP presidential nominee be: a candidate who “owes no legal or moral debt to the present administration.” The resolution was considered anti-Eisenhower.
But, a proposal that the convention specifically indorse the candidacy of Sen. Taft was tabled. - ¥
Insect Army Plans
War on Your Woolens
WASHINGTON, D. C.—Armies of two European invaders have opened summer warfare on the American Home; and may be expected to wreck widespread havoc costing millions of dollars before their warm weather campaign is ended. The Invaders are clothing moths, says the National Geographic Society, and they came to this country from Europe with
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{wartime secret agents, came to town yesterday with a “hurrah”
his hand “for another, 2 His hurrah was for Gen.g Dwight D. Eisenhower, Gen, Donovan is supporting him for President, wants everyone to vote for him. The blast was for Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway, who recently took Gen. Eisenhower’s place as Supreme Allied Commander in Europe. Gen. Donovan did not like the way he handled the Koje Island prison camp where Communists have been rioting in recent weeks. . .
Gen, Donovan's visit was purely political. He -is on a speaking tour of Indiana, urging Republicans to nominate Gen, Ike for President.
Here to ‘Preach’
The World War I commander of New York's famous. 69th “Fightin’ Irish” Infantry Division entertained newsmen at the Columbia Club before leaving to deliver a speech in Martinsville. He said he came here to “preach.” ONE: Democrats have been in power too long. TWO: If the GOP can't win this year, the Republican Party is in great danger of losing its identity. THREE—The GOP can be surer of licking the Democrats with Gen. Eisenhower than any other candidate. .
Raps Truman
a Donovan, + who headed jerica’s super-secret Office of Strategic Service, also took some healthy pot shots at President Truman. He criticized the President's handling of the Korean Was and the “Cold War.” “If Sens Taft is elected,” the general commented, “he'd be forced to follow Gen. Eisenhower’s foreign policy. A united and strong Europe is in our interests, let's not make any mistake about it.” Dressed in a grey business suit, Gen, Donovan looked like a lawyer or businessman. He is both now, He concluded his press interview, predicting Gen. Eisenhower would be nominated and elected,
Political Notes.
The big radio and TV networks have refused to grant Sem. Robert. A. Taft the same amount of
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homecoming this week. Sen. Taft planned a major speech from In-|
for one general and the back of|dianapolis . . . Mrs. Robert W. {Georgia's two Republican ‘groups ielected four convention delegates|s.;
Platts, 337 N, Kenyon, will serve as chairman of hostess group assisting with statewide political rally for George Craig for Govarnor at Hotel Antlers today , , .
Indiana politicians report Sen. Taft will counteract Eisenhower celebration June 4 by naming 10 additional Taft delegates that same day in Illinois , . . David M. Leéwis’s Marion County Democratic Committee is getting all set for fall campaign. It-bagan publishing a twospage newspaper which took potshots at Mayer Clark (for his parking proposals), Gen. Eisenhower (for supporting a national sales tax), Sen. William BayJenner “(for attacking Gen. Marshall) and Sen. Homer E. Capehart (ior conflicting statements on President’s powers.) . . . Monday begins a big week - for Republican politicians in Indiana. Wednesday, Sen. James Duff (R. Pa.) comes here to make a pitch for Gen. Eisenhower. Thursday, David Isgalls, Sen, Taft’s campaign manager, gets in town. Friday, Sen. Taft comes here. Saturday is GOP state convention.
Red Joke Tells How
Communists Do It
HONG KONG (UP)—In their lighter moments, the people who live under Chinese communism tell this joke: Stalin one day was giving Mao Tse-tung instruction in practical communism. Stalin: Comrade, how would you make a cat eat chili pepper? Mao: There are two ways. I could force it. down him or ‘I could stuff a fish with pepper and give the fish to the cat. Stalin: Wrong, It’s not compatible with our ideology. The first method is coercion, the second,
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By United Press ATLANTA, May 31—One’ of
today as Rep. Charles B, Brownson (R. Ind.) accused the Demo-
cratic party of adopting Nazi tactics of government. He lambasted the Truman administration throughout a keynote speech and Invited Southerners to cast off their Democratic ties in 1952 and come into the Republican fold. Three delegates were - named who are committed to- Gen. Dwight -D. Eisenhower. One leans toward Sen. Robert A. Taft (R. 0). . Mr. Brownson said the *“sadtion today are those who cling to Jeffersonian democracy because “they have been driven from the inner councils of the Fair Deal party to make room for big government dreamers, the city machine gangsters and the Marxists.” “Now is the hour for the sincere ‘followers of Thomas Jefferson to join the followers of Abraham Lincoln to drive the followers of “Marx and Engels from government in Washington,” Mr. Brownson said. Friedrich Engels collaborated with Karl Marx on the Communist Manifesto. Mr, Brownson charged that the Democratic administration has “deliberately adopted the sinister
vention in Chicago July 7, & Manufacture of a political
{ruckus similar to the Tatt-Eisen« |hower battle in Texas recently,
At Eisenhower headquarters in the Claypool Hotel yesterday, a staff of politicians already was promoting the Ike boom. They acknowledged a poll is under way in several cities and said they hoped to “win” 10 of Indiana's 32 delegates to the national convention.
Deny Planning ‘Revolt’ But they denied having plans to create a Texas-style political
revolt. ‘This was confirmed, how= ever, by two top politicians, who. lin newspapers *
grids: sympathetic” to the General. a The Taft forces scored a tri-
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Sumph-cinooRawing -Sen.-Capehart
named the permanent chairman since he has-been openly in favor of ‘the Ohiéd Senator for at least six months. On convention day, Sen. Capehart will be all power-
The permanent chairman wields the gavel, recognizes whom he pleases and has full authority rule on votes, Sen. Capehart was named by State Chairman. Cale J. Holder. Earlier, Congressman John V. Beamer, Wabash, was selected as temporary chairman to open the convention. : Other convention officers are Mrs. Alene Smith, Marion, secretary, and Horace C. Holmes, Tips ton, chief sergeant-at-arms.
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All Set for A-Blast *
LAS VEGAS, Nev. May. 31 (UP)—Brig. Gen. Harry P, Storke said today that his tanke supported “housekeeping” troops are ready for tomorrow's dawn blast ‘of a nuclear device above Yucca Flat, the Atomic Energy Commission's desert site near
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