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os . : . . o is : aT Ne Saat. ARF a1 ‘ ’ | NEW YORK, Sept. 16~—~Mutual Nations was too weak to fight . 16—Pre- + TRAIN, Sept. 16—Mid-Amer- rE an LY Sonich the} Dwight XD: Ee eae is Ne yuret Yara! Calls Crusade | Security Administrator Averell for while others considered it so Mossadegh ica may make Gen. Dwight D. Were they getting across or! Closeted with Sen. o> ’ | Ike's Surrender | Huzriman Said Joday he agreed strong the U. S. was in danger to. break Eisenhower the greatest po- Would a feeling grow that the| Jenner and a other: Dirksen to Speak | . By MERRIMAN swrrn [Wh Gen, Dwight D. Eisenhower of losing its sovereignty, > : : Jack Benny approach has scant) {Hoosier politicians during most United Press Staff Correspondent tha - there is a mess in Washing- How in the world can a party tions with litical drawing card since Frank- place on a presidential platform?| lof train trip across northern Sen. Everett Dirksen (R. Ill), SPRINGFIELD, lil, Sept. 16— ton.” But he defined it as ‘the that. is itself such a mess of conalls off her lin D. Roosevelt, gut Everyone agreed Adlai was) Indi resterday who placed Sen. Robert ‘A. Taft's Adlai E. Stevenson today as- Republican party.” tradictions, and inconsistencies and come Crowds ranging up into tens ynocking off some nifties — nol j\ndiana yesiercay. name in nomination for President sembled for his eastern political| In an address prepared for de- Ver hope to deal successfully ses already of thousands are ‘oubt about it. | The General, Sen. Jenner and gt the Republican National Con- road show a portrait of Sen. livery at the 71st annual Amer- With the problems we face totopping, the bigs Protest Jokes the local party leaders conferred vention, will speak in Indighap- Robert A. Taft (R. O.) as the jean Federation of Labor conven- 9aY?” Mr. Harriman asked. “Such lower house turnouts’ tha From some advisers came a lin the last four cars of thegFisen- 0lis Oct. 9. villain of the election campaign tion, Mr. Harriman said the GOP & Party can hardly bring unity’ te ptly backed greeted him Jemand that Gen. Ike get some (hower Special, im-| He also is expected to speak in and Dwight D. Eisenhower as Mr. presidential nominee had been the people of the free world.” lving him a earlier : snappier lines into his stuff. But| possible to learn if they dis- another Indiana city Oct. 10,Taft's “surfgnder” victim, so confused by his party he is. Mennwhile, she AFL indicated nfidence for South and East. also there fais a considerable, cussed. any important issues of Probably Ft. Wayne. . As, Mr, T t starts stumping getting “history all botched up.” ay goon] Sn plugging for a it Britain. They are writing batch: of mail, acco ng ti { {the Indiana campaign. TT —— or Gen, Eien ower, GOP presi- Mr. Harriman shared the con- $1.95 t urly wage rate of 1 called into a kind of per Eisenhower advisers, protesting Gen. E : tly li dential nominee, Mr. Stevenson| ... TC form with S10 10 replace the prevailing ' Mr. Mossa- sonal testimonia against the Stevenson wisecrack- oh igenhoye, who Featn vy Police Nab 4 Men, apparently intended to shift more Loon SP 5 LE A - LM ; rate of 75 cents, : } |indorsed Sen. Jenner's can acy, . Maurice J.

ejecting the 1s of Presiritish Prime hurchill for nian oil dis-

. tour into Connecticut, Massa- g ; consider a resolution nsation They are stout tion the U. 8. faces in Korea, he A spokesman at Republican| James Arthur Dullen, 38, of chygetts, New Pork, Verginie cod! to the convention delegates to- favoring the administration-spon. report was Witness to the public relations| aid. He got no laughs out of big United Press Telephoto. |Staté headquarters had said pre- 2338 Sheldon St., was arrested at Maryland, would step up his cam- Morrow. Gov. Adlai Stevenson, sored National Hedlth Insurance Deputy Pre- value—in politics or selling COR |p p}ic debt and high taxes. Is BO"! SORE SPOT—New York night [Viously Sen. Jenner would make 16th St. and Emerson Ave. in aipaign to convince the electorate Democratic presidential nominee, and Public Health Act. The act , In it, the flakes—of a name that's Known.\eryment corruption funny? he, J : 9" ‘all rear platform appearances Car reported belonging to Orville that, Mr. Taft had “taken over” will speak Monday. has been condemned as “social ‘egponse such as this along asked, club singer Pearl Bailey treats |with the General and introduce Strupe, 1842 Tallman Ave. the ° Eisenhower campaign and| In their prepared speeches, Mr. ized , medicine by Gen. Eisen ned Angl De etl Dhue on or] Gen, The himsell, in = at one of the bruises she says she {him at one or two points. | Merle Hibbitt, 28, of 1006 Udell turned the former general's Tobin and Mr. Ewing urged or- hower. ” ng 0 has raised the old question ofilitany of speeches, was maknn : : St., was taken. into custody at ‘great crusade” into a “great sur- ganized labor to insure election ———— ensate Iran whether crowds represent” mere jokes. He was friendly always suffered when three unidentified New Demo Leader |16th and Illinois Sts. while driv- render.” — of a Democrat-dominated Con- Driver Zigged When He as result of - _ curiosity or real voter support. but earnestly serious Siways 0; men beat her as she left a night | : . : ing a car reported stolen by Mr. Stevenson cleafed his gress that would repeal the Taft-; h which h The General's political managersiHe got good response Snevel | lub in Ft. Lee. N. J. Her in- Mrs. Eva Caylor, 2906 Wheeler payline ‘Mann, 20347; N. Ken- Schedule as much as possible of Hartley Labor Law. Should Have Zagged a are jubilant at what they're he mentioned the bungling tha = , di aria |St., has been appointed 11th Dis- wood -Ave. Two men: riding with routine and engagements today| Mr, Harriman said Gen. Eisen-| DETROITIt may have been elling ts sit seeing. led to Korea, Sorruption in Wirt juries, which may keep her from [trict vice chairman of the Schrick- him also were arrested. Ito complete the speeches he will power, as a general of the Army, a lot of fun, but a 2 ng a 2 ey 0 some : f ar-W raver ! , as : y, y rome bans This was the is i efington, ue ee ang high prices. | work for two weeks, include con- ating Good. Government > use in A as based ‘on th indorsed the administration’s pol-/through heavy trafic landed ain. General.liked — and he said so) . i : oe "MDS, ge “ ; : f € jcles , as litical figure, de- Santos B rides Iranian Oil to his audience. He seems re- One of his Jouent hands came cussion, an ear injury and nu- The Demo- Eye-for-an-Eye” Asked theory held by the Stevenson joles pit ar cd 8 ee ee before a duoge. 2 million. it laxed and friendly and at home When he said Ing) mere.| merous bruises. | cratic clubs have Over Garbage Aroma camp that Mr. Taft, for Demo-' «ge tries to commit his party law for a ride and I wanted to . be- hat latform — much! “Iam not in this busine been organized 1 leratic campaign purposes, at any Jectiv ? | ive hl . od 1fan on that rear p ly to serve the Republican Party. i NEB > nN at . to a program of collective secur- give him a good scare,” Benavides ernment nae more so than in reading a writ- r ror through the Republican, F d Aid A k d to promote . RASEA CITY, Neb, — A fete, Yas [a8 Sond Re ity, when everybody knows, and said. ‘It's been a lot of fun.” y's Iranian ten speech in a large auditorium. i 50 cepve our country.” edera | ske Henry Schricker Nebraska City resident suggested; rowhat oe ».and possibly po General knows, that in the, Judge John M. Wise fined him ‘ Tough Day | Woos Farm Vote On Flood Control 10 gay an aff "eye for an eye” policy yester-| Consequently "the Governor past Jew Years. tree fo Jou and suspended his drivers , wii 3 d i ’ ee y OT the Republican Senators voted license. , Bat, It WOuld be Hard 10 put a i at CLINTON, Iowa—The Upper kins for Gover- rd arg Dmahe's wu Tonfiane i Bush Mus beret tra voted to cripple—key| candidate through a tougher day = 'Mississippt River Valley Flood hor. ; ; i wn lhe ' ularly in the field o ; lective se speech at Kasson, Minn, 10 days Sipp: 2y 0G | ; Finest pte a : {forei olicy. @ ia measures to build collective se . . ——— 630 I Te tor the farm vote that went Control Association drafted a res-| Harry Gasper, {ifsoust River past this lows, ad Nah a rr curity,” he sad. Adlai Gets Lodge Bid

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By CHARLES LUCEY Seripps-Roward Staff Writer

ABOARD EISENHOWER

both as a war leader and Republican. presidential candi-

date, Mr. Lucey

Chicago acceptance speech, the Republican high command has tried to assess pluses and minuses|

ing. | Bo yesterday the GOP eandi-| date met the Stevenson tactics] with a direct rebuke. He acknowl- | edged, in effect that maybe he wasn’t much at flip talk. There's nothing amusing about the situa-!

{did not give him the honor of introducing the former five-star {general at any stop. Some ob|servers wondered if this indijcated coolness between the two {men.

Conferences on Train

Recover 2 Stolen Cars Four men were held on preliminary charges of car theft today after their arrest in cars reported istolen.

Fire on Taft

of his campaign fire to the Ohioan than at Gen, Eisenhower himself,

Members of Mr, Stevenson's staff said the governor, who on Thursday will open a speaking

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Republicans feared the United

Secretary of Labor Three resolutions to that effect Tobin and Federal Security Ad- are due to be brought up Thurs ministrator Oscar E. Ewing. day on the floor. Last vear the Ike, Adlai to Speak convention asked for an increase to one dollar per hour.

The convention also is schedhis views on labor in an address uled to

Gen. Eisenhower will discuss

then and 9 o'clock last night and

not a bite of dinner until the]

astray {four yedrs ago.

man. victory olution yesterday asking federal Marion in te Try Y aid to control floods on the upper!and 11th Dis-

County

chairman,

He said Nebraska City should [truck its garbage to a point up-

of his own ideas to those of Mr. Taft in order to win the Senator's

Mr. Harriman said powerful Re-. HARTFORD, Conn.—Republicpublican leaders had foughtan Gov. John Lodge has invited

show was’ all over and he was| moving out of Illinois and up into Minnesota. Gen. Eisenhower plainly was pleased about the erowds but he

ghowed no cockiness. In fact he ., = % often breached that phony olg{Siew York for an A political tradition that rests on row. But he'll be right back for the “when-I-am-President” apP-| nore whistle-stopping. 4 proach. His best pitch yesterday was He let his introducers make all; oo .th Bend where an astonishthe big claims. For himself, he ing crowd of 20,000 heard him was telling the folks that, wheth-|cheak from the courthouse steps er he's elected or not, he is ready srter perhaps twice that many to devote his ‘life to a citizen's pag cheered him in a parade. service for his country. Evefywhere the General goes, Only one new note turned up now, he’s meeting politicians in

hour motor pitch that ended in [Aurora, Ill, last night after speeches earlier in Ottawa, Joliet, Wheaton and other Illinois cities. Late today the General flies to

in the General's campaign pros- droves. They climb aboard at

pectus—a direct challenge he is- every stop—candidates, party sued to the joke-making, quipping, chairmen, ward leaders and down

~wisescracking -approach-that-has to-precinct committeemen==to ride

become a trademark of Gov. to the mext stop, maybe get a Adlai Stevenson's Democratic chance to shake the General's Presidential campaign. (hand, have a word or two, and

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