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STRAWS IN THE WIND: Former Gov. Ralph Gates of In-
ing sides as they come, is telling fellow Taftmen they better climb on the Ike bandwagon not later than the second ballot. Gates is counsel for the GOP National Comfnittee, too. Kentucky delegates came here
orders. were just to clear
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SOME TALK here about hunting up a new bugler for the Republicans. One now on duty tried to reach high notes for the presentation of the colors. Twice he soured.
» o y NORMAN THOMAS, one-time Socialist candidate for President, now a reporter, is doing the con-
\parties within the hour. : TR Km “ “People of Influence’ Major federal agencies here pregufact coffee and a roll. today said they are still not sure| pr,et of the people he talked to how the congressional economy p,q “influence,” he sald. ax will affect Joeal payrolls. the You know what I mean—eith- : ernon Dwyer, director o ‘er they have a vote, or they know Th local Office of Price Stabilization 104 who has a vote, or
sald: e're almost sure it will af- Sey ow somebody wie knows ," he explained. . fect us but how it will affect us|. 0,0 "ar" Robertson was in-
remains to be seen.” terested in nailing down promises He sald the budget must be. "00 who had influence
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gq" C : . o . . ] ; - Ohio Senator Are Turning the Tide With Part By Units Prem % : . . X . ar ies CHICAGO, July 9—Official pro- i y CHARLES LUCEY A gram for today’s proceedings at priate Bovare Staff Writer By the Staff of The Scripps-Howard Newspapers a the Ré&publican National Conven- : Sal 340: July 9 — Five CHICAGO, July 9—May turn out this is the first con- | By MRS. CECIL HARDEN intend to tell the delegates we ning Session, 11:30 A. M,, miscalculations in basic strat- vention in history where the decisions are made before the CHIC Cans’ Qonty ay sma Imust have a change of adminis. Indianapolis Time egy plagued Sen. Robert A. delegates are seated : 0, July 9 — ‘Indiana tration in Washington. And I will.! poi : Taft's forces tod . is i women are mixing their politics’ There are two social notes of Convention. called to order by ay and threw Long delay over Southern contests gave the boys time] here with play. Most of them importance I feel I should report, !emporary chairman. a up a hazardous—though still not|to huddle, sniff the wind, make a x = | are caught ‘in the convention's’, Sem and Mrs. Homer E. Cape., Address by Gov. John 8. Fine i impassable—roadblock to the Re-|the deals. They got the first clue] TAFT “CIRCUS” headquarters social ‘whirl "hart will leave tomorrow night for of Pennsylvania. vublican presjdential nomjnation.|they needed from the vote on|is attracting larger crowds in the, | Parties, parties, parties, recep- Luroe. They intend to tour Italy, Address by Mrs. Gilford Mayes Most politicians rated the odds/TUes; second from MacArthur battle of amusement, giveaways. | tions, breakfasts, teas and din- Germany, France and England. of Jdaho, assistant chairman of —he the Senator in his battle *Peech. (Talk about him for first| There's a male string trio, and an |, AA ners. THe Senator said it was a plea. He Republioais Neto! Commi with Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, OF Second place dwindled after|M. C. who supervises drawing of - <i Of course, the women are not Sure trip with no politics involved.|"*, : He has great first-ballot strength the politicians saw, heard him.) [numbers for prizes. (A dowager | FANT LONG ; so busy that they neglect to go .¢ MAY miss voting on the presi- Address by Herbert. B, Warps : : ala { ENOUGH — You 'dential race since th : ton of Delaware, chairman of the If Eisenhower forces upset cre- won a package of pers, a sweet CAN'T BE AN Shopping. ight e convention Young Republican National FedNEW YORK, July 9 (UP) |I¢ntials committee on convention ¥OUNE Thitié | WOU 2 iS Slectrie ELEPHANT UNLESS i» 1 spent a couple of hours in a bs oe the ration, ; “ "iy UP)— floor, get their delegates on per- torch. You've BEEN ONE department store myself. But I'm ; ale conies's, | i ; The “smart” money here ‘was manent roll, you Ee that's| Ike staffers, in the Hilton Youu Be LIFE! not saying what I purchased. The other social note concerns, Address by Patrick J. Hurley, going eo Gen. Dwight D. Eisen- |; ? {lounge give away cake mix . Some of the Indiana women Gerald Powell, a delegate from Sandidate or. Senator from New ower a o 5 over Sen. Rob- | ! : Peru, Ind. He must leave Chicago “X!C0. Yeo that ; orange thimbles, soft drinks, ash compared fashion notes today and ; : g . 8 - orb A. Taft (R. 0) today ms |, [iE HA POLI Ou “pe tray, booklets on how to arrange came to the conclusion, Chicago Saturday to, set married. His Lily Pyyiy 0°00 Me ting on the outcome of the Gop | 1¢24Y, to roll things up, get away some Telepatis atl Talt Styles dire te different than In-la1°0¢ Peru, After the wedding, Evening Session, 8:30 P. M. national convention in Chic | from here, | 3 8 i ¢ a y WOMEN ipey intend to spend a month in , Convention called to order by n ago. They're even likely to have a Ara in a huff Tuesday. They'd rankly prefer to shop in Indi-|~ yo tt 0 MN temporary chairman. In Philadelphia a big eastern |candidate for vice , president/been lured in, treated cordially anapolis leading department wn ———— | Address by Rep. Katharine St. operator said “it's been 6 to 5 |picked before the permanent roll/before, but on Tuesday, doors stores, ia {George (N, Y.). and pick em here for the last is made up. (Unveiling will be|Were closed for a women's recep- We found the same styles here, Annual Picnic Planned Address by Rep. Walter H four days. . postponed, however, for the usual/tion in honor of Sen. and Mrs. but higher prices. By Catholic Club {Judd (Minn.). : ‘ That means thé bettor puts |reason—some hopefuls will be Taft, with Alice Roosevelt Long- Buys Sport Shoes i | Address by Sen. Harry P. Cain up $6 to the bookie’s $5 and disappointed.) |worth for added attraction. Ad- Trudging up and down the Con-| 1 n¢ Catholic Recreation Club) (Wash.). picks either Taft or Ike. In the : ¢ 2 =» {mission was by card only. “Typical véntion Hall in high heeled shoes Wil! hold its annual picnic Sun-| (The report of the credentials profession “6 to 5 and pick 'em” | IT'S THE REPUBLICAN gov- Taft mismanagement” muttered proved too much for Mrs. Mabel 32Y at Forest Park, Noblesville. committee on contested delegates is the Rae + 4% even money be- |ernors who are turning the tide. one visitor who yas turned away. [Fraser, Dein, Indiana's state], Memvers wii iy at 30 a. Til. ie expected to get floor priority cause okie makes only a | The e most t = # | — PIE ees an |vice chairman. She bought a pair ' : » North and whenever it is ready for submis. or STL STEIN OL DEAK prroran y have ost at stake here, wo BLACK - WHISKERED <= lof comfortable sport shoes white J oPle Sts. Each member will sion to the convention. The batER a a i J ERBIR Er (ROMA: VARKEDURE FEARS ¢ . SR SiR tego gp A AEs meme ; mw y Galas INS OR THe DP ERRES PR AR Puy DR ARy- RNR Wee INR OB HP TUR: MOE TAR ADT St PHA REIT ET quoted. Bookies th id th riheir-eyes-dined steadily. on Ri eters jute AMORF ARS SITE Ag ya ARR} 8m 0s. Merc 5 SCHIP] ¢ OWS hr oldery— to parade around town | FT POEs 80 §. THe Pro- may disrupt the ‘above official SRE Ee uated, Hook where suid the jan san win in November. Richard and Russ Harrington Paper, has this view of the GOP national convention, | I hope no one gets the impres. Stam committee will be in-charge program at any stage of the 0p .e ; or Ike. |(twins) from “Hooting Holler {sion from this report. th .[of entertainment. proceedings.) ; fod mo open bets were being | Tat srensin in rong the oit Aceoss Prom Sune Run” Bruns: ae. lan worse are mre fo a1 ply, F108, Eeservaions fo tne pie: "28 . . He Has al) it a ckford, | : nic may be turned in at the meet-| _. x ite, me arty, hake uated i. seems to mean Rocktord, T on wr oy © Millionaires and no politics. That is not the ing Saturday night Joint Recital but much less to draw on after| worry more about controlling the ggckfo Sorte nial celebration, | oe ; : A IU Sund that than the General. He stillimachinery than about winning] oe h S h oa "®t be ted. There are more thah 200 Hoo- 100-Year-Old Man I ungey could win, but these missteps elections; old-timers who like to] SvIed ey ony ne i Bi “WW k a sier women here playing politics Times State Service 4 were hurting. him: Bova atest ona) Jeyre helping thel? map, or ar or eo right alongside the men folks. And Watches GOP Session | BLOOMINGTON, July 9 — A ONE—Failure to evaluate the Who rates it on seniority, on Past | or rarzeq DUNNE. . : § Jilieyrs Semops. | ARLINGTON, Mass, July 9iioint program by Margaiet ‘B. ssible country-wide reaction, chores for the party. | PA By ALBERT M. COLEGROVE |who gives millions to schools and At a breakfast the other morn-| (UP)— Edmund H A ny en-| White, harpist; Agnes Davis, fit in part on skillful use of alll Taft might have gotten some of pgs. §S-SS-T.T. There are spies Scripps-Howard Staff Writer |hospitals as if he were passing ing, I spoke to a group of women joys watching such “you sters” SOPrano, and Sidney Foster, channels ‘of information by the|the governors if it hadn't been'|., inis” convention. Maybe fifth CHICAGO, July 9—Ike hasout Ike buttons. on the Republican National Com- 34 Gen. Douglas HE Apes and| Pianist, will be presented. i ReEisenhower people, against the for the Southern delegate scandal. ojumnists. Democrats. sparked a back-to-work move-| To Busy to Eat mittee. I told them Republican tormer President Herbert Hoover 0% Hall of the Indiana Unl-so-called delegate “steal” in|And if they hadn't seen Taftmen pits Tyson Manor of Alabama, "Gn: for Texas Millipsaiies. tor But millionaire Robertson has Women have to work on a precinct on television. versity School ‘of Music at 8:30 . Texas. 3 fumble that issue. Confused, ne] pe Sen. Estes Kefauver's) me of them toiling here for no chance to be picky about food./level, concentrate on the issues of, Mr, Whitman celebrated his|P- m. Sunday. 5 TWO—Insistence on a pro-Tart|[8UItY strategy of Taft forcesia,,r manager here week after| he General will tell you that Too busy. the campaign and fight for peace. 100th birthday yesterday by wiew-| Miss Davis will sing two songs convention machinery setup, in- shook the confidence of the gov-,. ty is scouting his convention they. haven't labored so hard,! He's one of some 50 Texans- Lhat’s our job. 'ing televised proceedings of the by Mr. Foster as a special feature iin lng i Bb ernors in Taft ability to win. for his candidate. slept so little and eaten 80 poorly for.-Tke here who qualify handily! Someone asked me if I was Republican National Convention. of her part of the program. : Walter ihe nami Wert aan * = = | John Connally of Texas, for. Since the days when they had for the I-Got-a-Million Club. nervous about my speech before “I don’t want to miss any of| Mr. Foster will be heard in th : ginia as temporary chairman BOB TAFT personally is Wag mer aid to Sen. Lyndon Johnson, more hunches than ofl wells. | Several are delegates who were the Convention today. I'm not. I'the excitement,” he said. B minor Sonata of Chopin. ; . + ling terrific counter-attack, meet-/is mapping the terrain for Sen. Met a millionaire in a hallway involved in the hot Texas scrap REC omplete outmaneu- ing delegates hour after hour urg- Richard Russell of Georgia. Ed today. lover representation at the conven- . ering by Gen Eisenhower's peo-|ing them to hit his sawdust trail. Pritchard of Kentucky, friend of He was nibbling a stale Swissition, STRAUSS . they're still in a tough fight. Last hand. ate Swiss cheese,” sald J. ride, * : 9:30 | : FOUR—Failure to appreclate|night Chief Strategist Herbert And Walter Brown of South Corbin Roberteon. | Not all are as energetic as : SO : the reaction against opening to Brownell mei with Pennsylvania's Carolina, radio owner and for-| MT. Robertson can afford young Corby Robertson, who television the Chicago hearings|Gov. Fine, Michigan's National Mer newspaperman, may be just better. ‘moves around the Hilton Hotel on contested Southern delega- Committeeman Summerfield in covering the news, but he's jong| Fe has a few liftle old wells in as if a posse were at his coat- ‘ tions, appeal for joint smash-hit state- been eyes and ears for Gov. Texas. tails. : FIVE—The blundering involved ment by these two throwing their James F. Byrnes of South Caro-/, Au hele 2 Soni aw of mi Some—the older ones, mainly— In letting the hattle over the con- |Support to Gen. Tke. fina, La $3 ..[Cullen, the {aDUIONS —VS\ORSD|ah guislly in thelr 8Xpenaive vention rules change when the| But Summerfield demurred, ap- suites, making strategie phone Eisenhower leadership had the parently thought it might cause| BRASS-COVERED cop tried to calls to wavering Taft men or votes and Taftmen didn’t [trouble in his 46-man delegation. Make Sp with SNe York cam. olteting fine cigars to visiting The Eisenhower generalship at|H® Wants to play it down middle|**2 Han iE BE 1 po 1ticians, : the Governors’ Aerio br gut gelegate contests ave. all sets i Xa pag Aug ee h Me. Roverdion's day 1 typical, : bly comes first in importance." wm. v d. : : Divevar. 5 : Taft almost certainly has made Tong ; " He was 8: ¥ 4 ald CA , 3 i Sen. Taft had strong support ini. ..o'yesdway in Michigan in last| OB forget it/*'he said. “My! ere NOwWN day and n the Fight JAAR Bw 3 3 i hy £4 3 re 2
19 to 1 for Taft. By the second vention on a strictly non-capital- regiona] offices and re-parceled
were Taftmen. The Senator'sipaliot, there'll be at least 7 Eisen-|ist basis. He rides the public leaders woke up one morning to hower votes. |transportation system to and|% Sisthict joni The Shdisnap find their three names on the tele- 2 8 » lfrom various headquarters and|0}is office has -consisienlly re-
HERE'S ; Si Je : _|mained below its authorized quota RE'S THE GOSSIP on pos- Convention Hall, (It’s rough go \of employees but the slash might
Gabrielson urging the rulesisible running mates for Ike. {ing.) And he eats most of his change. Taft wouldn't take it. He's meals at the sandwich bar getiiring this quata SOR 3 where Moreover, there came a flood more powerful in his present Sen-|up for the press. pay
roll. ‘at 2 i ” » # of statements by the governors ate job than he would be as Vice DELEGATE asked Ike how he «Critical Area’ saying Gen, Ike should be mom. (President. k : likes Harry Truman. Louis G. Schaefer, director of inated. ut Eisenhower board of strat-| uy yxe him all right,” said Ike,|the Area Rent Office, said he be-
gram to National Chairman Guy
delegates were packing their bags Who's been close to Taft. Sen. | job.” affected by the cut. for Chicago. [Everett Dirksen of Illinois might | : ® = =» “We're a critical area and prob"The case of the “stolen” Texas fll the bill. | PENNSYLVANIA Delegate ;y the most understaffed office delegates has been headline fod.| Hottest tip names a real dark Leonard Parsons (rom PRS ii the United States” he said,
'horse—Sen. Richard M. Nixon of burgh, discovered delegates spend|, iting out that 29 employees are
It all hit the headlines just as egy might pick a Midwesterner .,.: 1 think I ought to have his|lieves his office would not be
mittee, which was deciding on the Texas contest. He skipped lunch and grabbed the Swiss cheese sandwich from s a coworker late in the day. He helped a publicity man draft a press release. He ran a couple of errands for a friend. He made “at least 100” phone calls, And he talked with more influential people until 2 a, m. Did he accomplish anything in his talks? Texas Millionaire J. Corbin
der for weeks. The Taftmen had | ; He's been itching to most of their time going around|.,. o.4 with handling 125,000
i California. the Texas state GOP machinery | i 4 BE are a Ee ne Oe Wal heYirental units in four counties.
with them. And they controlled,
| “I just don’t know,” he admit-
Robertson scratched his head.
ted.
the hearings here in Chicago— but the Eisenhower people had the force: of propaganda on their side. Get Wires Crossed
Taft leaders tried to compro- 4; “ | mise but Eisenhower strategists, [oS JUIEnE Ho healthy or Shel [Party," says a Source Slose to him. hur Beilar, assistant sergeant’atimay. aifect thejr local operation, [government yesterday were “paid | ch other talk of arms from Columbus, Taft man but added “the word must come up" today.
seeing their growing strength, would have none of it. The action of the GOP convention arrangements committee, Taft-controlled, in going on the muscle in setting up convention machinery, showed that the Senator's men intended to use their power fully. The Eisenhower strategists, who play the game hard, too, might have done the same thing —but it was the Taft people who managed it and so public reaction —and some delegate reaction hurt their cause. The television squabble-~wheth-er credentials committeeshearings should be televised—may not have seemed much of an issue to the Ohioan's leaders ‘as they voted to bar the cameras. But the TV boys gave it both barrels and again, reaction was against Mr. Taft.
The floor fight on the convention rules change was in large
part a case of one Taft leader not
knowing what the next one was up to. :
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