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MONDAY, JULY 7, 1952 _

Big Break in GOP Row ~ Might Develop Today By the Staff of the Scripps-Howard Newspapers CHICAGO, July 7—They're neck and neck. Neither man’s confident, no matter what he says. But watch these key points—not the horseplay—and

The big break could start today. If Eisenhower and Taft|eXtra-chilly where it's air condibattle it out on the floor over|tionéd. . . . Gallery tickets have changing the rule on contested een so scarce . ., 3000 aldelegate voting; if either wins by Spe | as much as 100 votes—winner’s| Ike's alds had a hard time likely to take all. scrounging a couple Gen. Eisen-| But if there's a compromise, or hower Wanied for friends. . . 3 if the vote is close, you'll get ots oe i Tee r your clue Tuesday, when the cre- e Bigges ever. and le

the first time, nearly a hundred! dentials committee meets, It will foreign correspondents are here, |

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again. Its report will go to the|menceoenting ale Bion Papas. © CANDID VIEWS—The cameraman catches Gen. Dwight Eisenhower's expressions during a press MORE CANDID VIEWS—Sen. Robert A. Taft proved a good camera study in a press floor for a vote--which is crucial. (Germany, others from United| conference. » conference. ~~ ’ ; Cautious bloc should know which Kingdom, Sweden, Yugoslavia, i . Tay the nes Diovink by ihe Auscsis, ay [Wamen in Politin— - Local tks: Jot Men 1 € tion Need Not Be Harmful . . T : . * If it’s still a horse-race when a [iv Debate on Air Tonight | onven ion ee Oo : e arm U

n | ONE familiar figure's missing. | ™ the balloting starts, Wednesday Jose | ph R. Grundy, apostle of the night or Thursday, watch the pnign protéctive tariff, now 90, 7 aqaio an een

first two ballots. ihasn’t- missed a GOP convention

ana will be discussed by two local Here's how to watch the conven- Personal preference.

Taft, vs.. Eisenhower in Indl-| CHICAGO, July T (CDN)-— vention floor. You may have a 30 to 60 seconds later. ;

| ~All of the networks also have Newsbeats, or scoops, by rival access to the same major news

Sen. Taft's working for a first in 50 years: hasn't missed. but ° men prominent in politics when tions on television: hay Seats. oF ) or second ballot victory. His two a 1884, ‘when he a As an cap to they appear at 6:05 p. m. today, You may watch for long rks nonexistent, re- service reports. News breaks will

chances fade if he doesn't make nominate James G. Blaine. it by then. On this one, here are] By way of contrast, it's the key men to match: /first Republican convention for Pennsylvania's Gov. Fine, He’s| Rush D. Holt—who used to be a heading toward ‘Ike’s though he’s holding off official Virginia. He switched parties, is announcement. running for governor this year Michigan’s National Commit- on the GOP ticket. teeman, Arthur Summerfield. He's| 8. 8» liking lke, too, but still giving] THERE'S no prospect of a ing the disputed delsgate SOntests. out double-talk. : crack in the solidy Taft-pledged le a peo Maryland's Gov. McKeldin, who|Ohio delegation, unless ‘the con- Pet 97 of the 40 thinks he can take 18 of ‘the, vention gets all tied up. But a = °° favoring state’s 24 votes to Ike. {small band of Ohio Ike-boosters complete _cover-

Minnesota's favorite son, Har- have this significant word: Some ofthe hea. a rdetegates nave AR were cast

by women members of the ccm mittee. I was one of those women. As Republican Na-

By MRS. CECIL HARDEN Indiana Natienal Committeewoman

‘CHICAGO, July 7—A signifi

and they were denied that right.

Republican National Committee voted, 60 to 40, to bar radio, television and newsreels from report-

committee members predicted. So, if there is a lesson to be learned from what happened as the convention opened, it is this: Never underestimate the correctness of female intuition when

cisions, | | The ‘Republican Party could] {have saved itself from a great |deal of unfortunate — and un-| {necessary — publicity had they {left the decision to the distaff side. i Fashion notes: | Most of the women politicians here are spending as much time shopping as they are campaign-

both Taft and Ike, but less with promised they'll not try to throw Ike. ° ; . {the nomination to, a dark horse California’s Gov. Warren who's if convention deadlocks; they'll in the race himself, thinks there switch to Eisenhower if it bestill may be a deadlock. Cali-comes apparent Sen. Taft can't fornia delegation Somacted SVeRY win. « other delegate after getting here, tory’s different in Indiana. . trying to pick up Warren votes. Lothair Teetor, former NAM Honal Sami Mrs. Harden When he gives up, most Californ-| president, says that delegation, Indiana, I voted with the minor-| fans will go to Ike. | though pledged to Sen. Taft, will ity because I felt—and I feel to-| 2.4 » | split after first ballot: Still more dav—it was unwise to bar the " EISENHOWER: Delegates are will switch to Ike on the third if Cy Fas and the microphones ing. hearing from home folks who like Sen. Taft doesn't start picking from the committee hearings. Of course, the fashion trend is Ike. Floods of telegrams are com- up on the second. |" It was unwise because of the decidedly political this week. The ing in. And long petitions signed, a a impression it created—that the usual political gadgets and cosup for Ike. ... When Sen. Taft GOV. THOMAS E. DEWEY of | committee had something to hide, [tume jewelry are in evidence got the big ballroom at the Hilton New York—practically inaccessi-, ~~ . Elephant symbols pop up on, and for hoopla headquarters, Eisen-| ble when he was trying for the big! Not True at All : in everything. I even saw some hower people went across the| prize himself—is easy to get at| This, of course, is not true at; garters with campaign street and took over the whole now in his Hotel Sherman suite. all since newspaper reporters, the g,o0ns on them. Blackstone Theater . . . Ike par-\ Only two men in his retinue—his television and radio commentatisans parade the streets shouting son, Tom Jr, and one office aid. tors were physically present to

“Thou Shalt Not Steal.” They've gecret Service was gu report what went on. Nothing : : reworded that four-leaf clover| sour years ago at ag vm could have been hidden even if 4 t an Bp

song Sen. Taft always uses to 2» there had been such a desire. read “four-time loser.” Their wap TER HALLANAN, tempo- | But the people of America 'de- ; Turn Charm | 0 H

mildest slogan: ‘Taft for Sena-| py chairman, has more than one Sérved the right to see and hear Continued From Page One

tor”... | iE The's' Ohio fans were handing scrap on his hands. Thos. E. Mill | gates said emphatically they intend to vote for Mr. Taft after!

'sop, president of the Weirton visiting the general.

Core oe shen a a. in Co na omy Beemer Tally Shows ding reception in a suite down the 20 In the West Virginia dele-| Mr. Pulliam held a press con-

hall moved in on them. The Bation, is out to get Hallanan's| ference after visiting the general.

ngsters went for the balloons, Scalp as national committeeman, ® oy — guests for the drinks. from that state. Hallanan's run-| “And they acted as if they never Ning the steam roller for Taft. heard of Ike,” the boosters au. “i , »

MRS. HOWARD BAKER, wife : ee the few labor leaders of a GOP Congressman from Ten- Takes 604 Votes here, Big Bill Hutcheson of the nesses who héads the state's dele- | To Nomfiinate AFL Carpenters’ Union, is sti gation ets, got a hasty Res ." for Tke even though the best he While driving over from Washing- By United Press : [He told reporters: could get from him on Taft-Hart-|ton. In a small Indiana on of CHICAGO, July 7—Here is he “The repo steamroller here “ ley was “it's all right, but needs Someone spied her car, with Ten- way delegates line up for the Re-| just the same as the one we o

some changes.” . , . Ikers are Nessee licenses, stepped up to ask publican National Convention in Indiana. But once the Iisen-

using an old circus trick on Taft if she were Nancy Kefauver. AN opened today. hower bandwagon gets rolling

men, pasting Ike posfers on top ey Dave red hair,” Mrs. © United Press tabulation is|You can look for the Indiana deleof Taft posters. . |based on pledges and known first- gates to climb aboard.

» 8 . ” = = TAFT: He'll be nominated first] TELEPHONE company says its| ballot preferences. It includes Dewey-Duft-Lodge

bama roll-/convention installations would contested delegates as decided by| mhere was trouble in both InAls} has a the him. care for a city of 5000. . |the Republican National Com, diana political camps. ... His people say they have Some 200 men worked all week mittee, whose ruling on contested raft people bickered privately $100,000 to bet on their man. An installing equipment in the Hil-|(delegations in Texas and some ymong themselves. Some ‘eared } Both Ike and Taft head-| Other states will be appealed 10 4 couple of Taft supporters were

of it, even ton. Tie backer look $5000 | quarters have their own switch- the credentials committee and maying “too many concessions”

waar and’ clear-the-path boards. Headquarters for all perhaps to the convention itself. |t, the Eisenhower camp. man for Taft is William Gordon, candidates have one or more di-/ Sen. Robert A. Taft....... + 538) There were also widespread re-

' _ 0./rect lines to convention hall. With Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower. Hes 6 ot ga, a i. | dozens of private lines to key Gov Earl Warren......... Clears the way for Sen. Taft like spots in other hotels. | Harold E. Stassen......... . 25! campaign had seeped down to the a steam-roller. | Miss Grace Emmick, chief tele- Gov, Theodore R. McKeldin. 24 Indiana Ike group. Brother Charley, Republican phone operator at ‘the Hilton, is| Gen. Douglas MacArthur are 5 This week, the Dewey-Lodge-nominee for governor of Ohio, is d188Ing in for the duration; ex-|Gen. Albert C. Wedemeyer. . 1ipuff split broke into the open at running errands for Bob Taft. Pects calls to average 75000 Uncommitted or unknown.. 1089/3 press conference when Sen. + . « Chalmers P. Wylie, assistant daily, compared with a normal] Total ... ........ sveees 1208/1 0d4ge said publicly he will not attorney general of Ohio, has the °": Needed to nominate 604.

i take: orders from either Gov. job of Keepimg order at Taft head-| ". 8.8 | Dewey or Herbert Brownell, Ike's quarters. Worst problem was a]

: | BARTENDER at one of the bet-| | {shows women have better polit-|campaign manager. man who wanted Taft to change ter eating places says he tried to PO Hl) Themen Row the name of the Republican]

get personalities of the candi-|ical sense than men,” says Rep.| Party to Excelsior Part dates into his convention specials, Harden. “They know how the) And the Hoosier Eisenhower AT WEEN Trt. Like this [public will yeast lot Of People forces were reported split the| TUR: 2 | Eisenhower Supreme—Gin, gin- bought T Sets just to see S same way. on ARTHUR: EE ger beer, slice of orange, cherry. convention. County Clerk H. Dale Brown, them to stay with their favorites| Taft. De Luxe—Vodka, ginger #8 [the original Eisenhower leader in and keep either Taft or Ike from beer, slice of cucumber. | REP. GEO. BENDER of Ohio, Indiana, sided with Sen. James winning. By the fifth ballot, they| #8 a {Taft's official noisemaker, lost his puff of Pennsylvania; Mr. Pulsay MacArthur could win. But | REP. CECIL HARDEN, Re- voice Sunday. His fog-horn liam was in Gov. Dewey's corner the General will do no. hand- publican National Committee- blasts have led all Taft demon- and Elmer ‘(Little Doc) Sherwood shaking ’ {woman from Indiana, voted to strations for years. Bender's gar- stood with Sen. Lodge’ : : ea |open things up to television, even gling for the .big days ahead—| The Indiana Ike fight has been IT’S A pneumonia convention. though she's a Taft supporter. So/and making noise with a big Lib- simmering for several weeks, ever Temperatures in the 90s outdoors, did 27 other committeewomen. “It erty Béll in the meantime. |since Mr. Brown was férced out 5 as national delegate from Marion County in favor of Mr. Pulliam, The Hoosier Eisenhower split was emphasized again yesterday when one Indianapolis Ike backer criticized the management of the Indiana Ike campaign. He said the “professional politicians” had failed to produce a “strong” statewide Eisenhower movement.

76 for control of Gen. Eisenhower's

Predict Living Costs, Wages Will Hit Peak

WASHINGTON, July 7 (UP)— Congressional economists predicted today consumer prices will rumble uphill to an all-time peak during the next six months. Staff members of the Joint Congressional Committee on the Eeonomic Report. forecast that during the same pefiod, production, employment, wage rates, versonal income and spending, and private investment also will fise in varying degrees.

Woodpecker Makes War On Television Antennas

CLEVELAND, 0. (UP)-TV ywners on the west side are searching for protection against 1 woodpecker. “Either it's a woodpecker so iumb it doesn’t know a television -. antenna from a knothole, or it . lust hates television,” Paul Smith, sne of the most frequently dis- « ‘urbed residents in the area sald. The woodpecker is in the habit 5f banging away en antennas in . ithe early morning, setting up a |vibration throughout the particu-

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FLOORED-—Gan. Eisenhower sits on floor of his. headguarters in Chicago and chefs wi

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on a special WXLW broadcast stretches of eight or ten hours ayy the events as they took place, direct from Chicago.

i The reaction should indicate and Eisenhower backer, will cross Of keeping a light in the TOOM of jts hired hands sitting In a camp, Democratic Senator from West! .ni gact occurred here when the|the women, in this instance atiwords with Lyle Wallace, Indiana and not sitting too close to the jjttle room at the ampitheater least, were smarter than the men. campaign manager for Sen. Taft, Set. For the reaction to the tele-lon a program arranged by John| vision-radio ban has been bad, Randall, director of the WXLW own just as a majority of the women news bureau.

428 ports the Dewey-Duff-Lodge fight |"

gardless of the amount of hoopla come equally fast on all the net-

{you're going to- hear from each works. The dif day without harm, eye experts outfit. : {in the nets . Davo tor

Eugene Pulliam, local publisher S2Y, if you'observe the usual rules wach network will have some ing or interpretations. OH

What's going to happen in In{watching sets tuned to their diananoliss To ra on. "oe Each network will have itsrivals. Thus if one net gets an days or weeks in advance, read commentator interpreting exclusive, both its competitors! Our Fair City in your Sunday |what is being seen from the con-ican get it on the air themselves Times. - .

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