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Show They Call Estes Kef auver'The Hand' But Can He Shake Enough Hands to Become Demos Presidential Choice By KENNETH will not have to go through as Frank Clement of Tennessee is extensive or expensive a cam jocai fv ln the ointment to O. GILMORE Theres WASHINGTON a tall Tennessee Democrat up on Capitol Hill they sometimes call "The Hand." For often this lanky politican approaches sti angers, swings out his right 'arm, presents a big friendly hand and drawls, "How do you do, my name is Estes Kefauver 1 hats one , n fauvers ambitions Like way House Kefauver faces the same probHe lem he did back m 1952. does not have the powerful backing of the old liners in the Democratic patty This is one reason why Adlai Stevenson was named by the convention in 1952 even though Kefauver had more than half the necessary votes on the second ballot. For the last two months SEN. ESTES KEF ALTER; "If return from the Far East that certain New Yorkers weie ready to back him, Kefauver cracked, Id be glad to get their identification It is a fact, however, that supporters are already oiling up the Kefauver bandwagon to get their man off to a fast start Lawyers William Roberts of Washington and Bradley Eben of Chicago have independently taken a two-yelease on an office which will be available as campaign head- tour- While he now ing the world. professes not to know whether he will be a candidate, political obseivers in Washington believe his hat will be in the ring. But not his famous coon skin cap, it appears. For in the last quarters. few years he has outgrown this Roberts reports that Kefauvers folksey gimmick, say friends He drive for the presidency will be no longer needs this symbol to considerably more organized and attract attention. show more savvy in 1956 He If Kefauver decides to run. the says a large number of capable extent of his campaign will be workers across the country have based o nmany political and fi- already volunteered their servnancial angles. In 1952 he had ices about $200,000, and it wasnt There are indications, notes enough Roberts, the Kefauver activity is When told by a reporter on his picking up momentum in Cali ar By LYLE C. WILSON United Press Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON OB Election returns from the Midwest suggest the Eisenhower administration could dare be a bit more bold in dealing with labor lead- I run for anything a pn-mar- y The unions and , how to deal with them baffle the Republicans The political tie of most of the top union leadership with the Democrats is close, open and effective. Many persons assert that the union leaders wag the party. The Republican Party line, in general, is to get along with the union leaders, if possible, which it probably isnt. There aie oc Ease In Brazil As Luz Capitulates .yj r V. h il a v. I r A J AM IRQ ttP thieat of civil war eased todav with the pledge of oust'd dent Carlos Luz to accept tee new government of Biazil to RtO v f? ... DE . r. , , J is. I 3 r suc-on- Jo, To Be Sure Rude Mr. and NEWARK, N J. (IB Mrs Robert Dvorms hobby of collecting money has backfired,. For years Dvorm stuffed an extra $1 or $5 he didnt need into n an old whiskey bottle. Mrs Dvorm dropped in pennies, dimes and quarters. nickels, When tbfey collected two gallons of money they put it in their bedroom closet , A burglar broke open their locxed closet and stole $2 000 in change and $3 000 in small bills sometime during the weekend. d counties apOhios proved the proposal behind which was the all-oweight of organwith big ized labor. Counties industrial concentrations beat it, including the counties m which are located the cities of Cleveand Akron land, Cincinnati, Dayton Possible GOP Issue If the Republicans are looking for an issue upon which to challenge union leaders, it looks like they may have had it m their grasp. Perhaps the unemployhike may ment compensation have contributed greatly to defeat of the union proposition But the vote was so decisive it seems reasonable to believe the taxn consumers payers and liked no part of it. 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Taft Henson dared do it last Septwas dictated and signed as she ember with a charge that farm sat In bed BEFORE THE President left equipment industry wage hikes She preferred to work most of the hospital in Denver, Army die- were very much responsible for the mornings at the hospital in a ticians prepared suggested men- the farm pi ice .squeeze. But he dressing robe, but she gave this us to guide the household staff got in trouble on that and had up when she went out on the sun in Gettysburg. Mr. Eisenhowers not dared repeat it It is not the terrace beside her husbands bed caloric intake will be perfnitted administration party line. one day and discovered cameras to increase somewhat as he beThe Republicans are not as peering up at the terrace from comes more active, but the doc- politically acute as Ohios Demothe ground below. tors still want him to stay away cratic Governor Frank J. Lausche helped beat last from fattening foods m any quan- IN ADDITION to handling the ity. weeks labor thrust in Ohio. mountainous mail, Mrs Eisenhower was the leading source of cheer around the Presidents'hos-pita- l A suite. She saw to It that his meals were served as attractively as his diet and hospital surroundings permitted. She worked carefully with the medical staff to do all she possibly could to make the Presidents tal. ,0 LESS was a stunning: No' by almost was the proposition rejected Only half dozen or so Almost entirely on her own she took over the monumental task of directing the replies to the more than 100,000 letters and "get well messages which poured into Fitzsimons Army Hospital at Denver. This Snug Kerrybrooke fashion for smart women YOU PAY The proposal submitted to the voters was substantially to increase unemployment compensation and to legalize receipt of layoff pay in addition. The response of Ohio voters Backstairs At White House By MERRIMAN SMITH United Press White House Writer WASHINGTON (iB-being Mrs Eisenhower's 59th birthday, it might be interesting to note that the Presidents reliance and depenence on his wife Is at an all time high. Although she herself suffers from a chronic heart condition dating back to her girlhood, Mamie Eisenhower was a pillar of strength and Inspiration when the Chief Exelutive was in the hospi- rubber pullovers of smooth waterproof rubber. Extra tall for greaier leg protection and warm eotlon net lining, anti-sli- C. Stretchy Set Includes Drill and Cord Geared key chuck. 5 high speed dulls 116, 3 32, 1 8, 316, 1 4 in sizes 8 pc Wood bit set 14, 3 8, 12, 5 8, 34, 7 8, 4, Metal Case 1, in , and Countersink for met- al or wood. Buy now and save. Included v Sizes yea mamf fad JLHlU to Sizes 13 to 12 - t 261 North Main Logon, Utah 261 4 1 THE HERALD JOURNAL Lountv) Luh fornia. Massachusetts New Hampshire, Wisconsin, Ohio and Florida "If I later decide to be a candidate, I 11 avail myself of the to enter vauous state He primaries, says Kefauver piomises his intentions will be announced before the fust in New llanipshne next spring He further scotches talk Well, Ill he is interested in being wee the two were to sit president to liarnman or Steven- show you, volunteeied Kefauver, and he escorted them to their son If I run for anything states boxes But delegates spotted him a demonstration Kefauver, "it will be only for and staited Then he had no choice but to the presidential nomination This almost certain pnmary stay This is a typical Kefauver recampaign will not be as tough a fight as it was in 1952, his sup- action, according to those who porters predict "Today the Sena- know him well He will do anyd tor is well known, explains an thing to be helpful without a observer Before he had to thought. start from scratch in all the priPolitically, Kefauver has some-- 1 maries Now he knows a lot of thing m common with Vice PresiGov people and they know him. He dent Nixon. For casional party lapses, such as quickly spoke for the admmi-- i last summers indictment of the stration In saluting the new conMichigan CIO Auto Workers on tract during a Detroit speech motion of Attorney General Her- The admimstratians applause bert Brownell Jr. The charge may have been over hastv There was violation of the Corrupt is some evidence now that the Practices Act by use of union voters do not approve. funds in the 1954 senatorial elecThe Reuther contracts depended tion in some states on changing laws But only a few weeks earlier which forbade unemployment the administration had polished compensation to persons also the unions with fast approval of receiving lay-of- f pay. Such a state CIO President Walter Reuthers was Ohio. A CIO appeal to the Ohio legisdrive toward an automotive industry annual wage. Reuther had lature failed to obtain the denot quite got it from General sired change. The CIO then teamMotors and Ford, but the new ed with the AFL and the Railway contract did piovide a large brotherhoods to put their prochunk of lay-of- f pay. position on last weeks election Vice President Richard Nixon ballot ers I VOVTVTstt Gov Goodwin r It is further contended bv those close to Kefauver that he has of California, Clement will be ex- - avoid bloodshed gained more respect in the Demo- tremely influential in controlling Luz said he would offer no recratic ot gamzation. Here are the hif state delegation to the conto tne military coup that reasons they give vention And it is well known he sistance u overthrew him and installed He easily won the Democratic ou'd 10 be narned A P on he Ramos in his place pnmary for the Senate nonnna-- 1 Democratic tuket rt lion last year when there was "I cant imagine any Tennes- - Jensf talk that Tennessee voteis were Rio to turned harbor fed up with him because of posi- see delegation going to the con- vention and not supporting Ke- - aboa,d ,h" '"f1" tions he took m 52 primaries if he has a chance to be aboard vl?uh he had fled the fauver He has taken a lead in drumcapital with a number of suppmt-Clememing up the Dixon ates public President," explains an expeit ers be outset of the bloodless will have to give him power fuioie which is one of revolt the Democrats best issues to backing at least at the stait Theres no question m political He remained aboard ship part date circles that strapping Sen he- - of the day and then was brought SenAs new chairman of th fauver is a thieat to any of theias1oie and held m the naval subate Juvenile Delinquency forerunneis for the1, Brazilian maiines armed committee, his healings have bi ought praise from many par- nomination. The fact that he very with tommvguns stood guaid likely will be entering the Nev ents He was released Sunday night One thing old timers aie still liampshiie pnmary next March went to his apaitnunt Thine and Adlai on Stevenson the He-1 puts spot. rankled about, however, is A lot of people still under-- 1 1' v interview in which he iauvtrs personal appearance on estimate Estes claims long nounced any claim to the presithe convention floor in 1952 They They figuie him as dency. stick with the ti adition that lead-- 1 tune fuend a b'g, lumbering, happy go lucky mg contenders should stay out of Although he had said earlier he guy without much on the ball would not resist the new govern the hall Actually he has a shaip mind it had been feaied he that grasps issues in an infoimed ment, his mind when he You ran be sure it wont hapand speedy manner And as a might change retui ned to Rio and ui ged his SHORT pen again if hes in the running, Vote getter, hes unbeatable ignores her pet (IT TO POPl LARinto-- Nancyat Wichhu ln the military to says an associate who reports it otlnu pa-- a llama. As tq health, the Tennessee supporters her in Miami ila Fiench gaze poodle was a complete mistake It seem Senator looks as robust as a col- fight She gave the llama a poodle haiicut, making the llama her that on the first dav of the con On But he acknow lodged, instead fullback the Ieturn favortie vention Kefauver diove his fath- lege from his tup abioad, that the presidency has passed er and red haired wife Nancy to he said. gruelling I never felt better in to Hereu cy of the chamber of deputies, .as io avoid any judicial situthe auditorium He was planning life to resign the presiden- - piobably in the nt xt meeting, so ation, he said. my "I plan to continue to his headquarters nearby. The question arose as to where Republicans Worry About Unions school. Five headmasters had protest-- j ed that it was unwise to allow 16 ear-ol- d boys and girls to mingle in one school at a time when they had become aware of sex but had not mastered it. MHVTHT Levari Threats Ne-re- Kefauver has been winning totes for years Now political realists are wondering if this liberal Senator from the South can shake enough hands m America to win the Democratic presidential nomination at Chicago m 1956 It will mean entering primar-ie- s from New Hampshire to California For in the opinion of those who know and like Kefauver ths is the only way he can make another bid for the presidency And they dont deny that he still has a deep desire to live in the White Kefauver has been a Civil War bin North Main Sf. |
