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Show S , '414 e ' "J Tally Gives aft Accuses Eisenhover Of Making Wild Charges I Taft 530, Ike 425 x and uld have found equitable," he said. He added that Elsenhower sup-'w-il porter do not deny that' 19 Taft Koca of the Republican national .'delegates "were properly elected and not eve open to th trumpedCotp mittee's delegate action. Tit Cfcioaa referred particular up charge of fraud. They simply nil the air with ry to liseTihower's statement at Iowa. Friday tljhi that the (libel and vituperation which Keep larue of contested delegates at the faille the enmities I thought might Republican" Convention at Chicasoibe calmed down to contribute to la "a atralgit-o- t unity," be said, Uju between party Taft said that all the evidence rtiitH and wrong" U Just makln wild charges offered by the Eisenhower people the national committee a because he hasn't enough dele-- t to the Taft' told a news conferring In Chicago "relates 1 prior t his departure fori" district in which of was willing. harmony to solely C&icaza. concede to the election of Eiseo- hower delegates Taft TXsapooiate in Taf also Issued a statement Scares Kejeetie which he a Id he wn "sincerely the Rejection of my disappointed" by the. refusal of .'ruthless character of-- the Eisea- mr4 hi. managers." he aatd aeeept hla offer o( a lo "cur nouh deie-the Texas delegation contest. m r ",D - The dispute was settled by the J,J!rentIr overwhelm the convention COP natiocal committee alor.jt the J try tounlimited use of propagan-T-- ft lines recommended by Taft-- 22 forj and IS for Elsenhower. But,? through a press and radio and Taft denied tftat the settlement ''Vision system which they t ink contrcrrrr tr' uggested he dominates the com-j- f WASHINGTON'. UP Sen. Rob-sgroert A. Taft Saturday accused Geo. Erwiltt IX. mcJsywer f raakina cturjea" ta his denuncia-- ! (n 40 ce s . runw !senhowcr Gen. Dwight D. Campaigning his way from Denver to Chicago, Ike was scheduled to arrive at 11 a.m. (CST). Speaking at Ames, Iowa, Friday night, he saidthe fight over contested delegates "is a stratghtniut issue between right and wrong" and I will make no deals."! ; Gov. Earl WarrerwTh Califor nia executive, holding 75 votes, was due with the California delegation.! How those votes go after the first ballot may be crucial. Warren personally favors Eisenhower over .Taft. - Harold E. Stassen He flew Into Chicago Friday night from Phila delphia .and promptly announced he would support efforts in the convention to upset Taft's victories x 5 78 25 24 " r ,....r tomPromU;f , H COiXyErmON aLLI ara for ajuest. la foreground. Balcony aeata (background) te Bob Taft Delegates Club May Seven jGOP Solons Protest Handling Prove Winning Trick n Bag ' of I rejected thecnarge mutee, IR--Du My offer was msde In the i50-- ,J Interest of DartT u.ilrr and was i.'"'Wor caiei supponeri more generous than any Impartial that he was "dictating" to the national committee when be ofP. By fered to give Eisenhower IS Texas PETER EDSOX about each dele-- part filed. Data Of the Disputes Ce Ap. m first-ball- ot , L preliminary national comrulings on contested dele Stassen has 25 convention from Minnesota he formerly was governor, mostly 1352 11 - Gov. Theodore Tfee R. McKeldia . Maryland governor is the choice of his, state's 24 delegates, but is really a stalking horse for Eisenhower. He announced he supports proposals to bar contested delegates from voting on any contests when the credentials' issue goes before the first-ball- - ot convection. i ; nn$ nei TiVfr -- Gov. Theodore McKeldin . Gen. Douglas Macarthur . 5 Gen. Albert Wedemeyer . 1' Uncommitted lor Unknown 12Qt Total 1.206 Needed to Nominate ..604 (X Taft tota includes net gain of 45 resulting from preliminary decisions of national committee on contested delegations. These contests are subject to further appeal. The national committee awarded 17 votes from Texas, bevond those he already was assured of from Texas; and 16 from Georgia, five' from Mississippi, four from Loui in the siana, and three; from Puerto Rico. mittee ( Y) Eisenhower total includes gates. net" gain of 18 as result of national votes,- committee decisions' on contests, where still subject to appeal. .'The com mittee gave Eisenhower 12 more1 delegates from Texas than he pre viously naa Deen assurea of, ana two from Louisiana, one from Kan-- , ' sas and one from Missouri. s tfer-show- mw - ot 530 SUNDAY. JULY 6, CHICAGO, (UP) What the can didates are doing and saying: Sen-- ? Robert A. Taft The Ohio senator was due backja Chicago at S p.m. (CST) to resume per sonal direction of Us campaign after spending two days ta Wash ington. He said the 7Texas compromise" adopted by the Repub-- ; lican national committee was "more than generous" and the fact that he offered the compro mise disproved charges that he controlled the committee. . - 1 preferences; Sen. Robert A. Taft Gn Douglas Mac Arthur ., Gov. Earl Warren Harold E. Stassen ........ first-ball- hear-gate- ," I What Ccn" ' ' how Here CHICAGO, the Republican presidential candidates stand in convention votes now that the Rational committee hat ruled on alt contests. The con- testa are still subject to further re view next week bythe convention'! credentials committee and the convention itself. L This United fress tabulation la based on formal! pledges and known Am. aev-ea- SUNDAY HERALD GO? Cc ;ivc nil :n CHICAGO. Uck- - (UP)-Preciou- ets to the Republican National. Convention were in the hands jd( national committeemen and com- mitteeSwomen Saturday and a party. worke. sighed, "it's a real relief to get these thingf off our hands. ' Burly Pinkerton . detectives ha guarded the tickets for two days, and stood by Friday night as they were, distributed to the national . committee members. A ticket to paradise would be- almost easier to come by," ? sali-Maso- n Owlett, who was in charge" ' distributing the tickets. greater demand than ever before in GOP history, will be handed over-- 1 convention delegates from each; state by the national committer ". ." members. of ; The tickets, which are in ; transferred to CHICAGO. Til., July 5 Taft-Fodelegates. master cards. These are tabbed WASHINGTON, (UPj 'f Seven My offer Mas based on a President headquarters now has with red. blue and ereen plastic senators , Ic reach a compromise." he said. lenouh 'acceptances of member-- markers for quick sortings The Republican Friday pro "And if I assumed to 'direct" the' ship in a new ar.d secret "Bob Taft;abs reveal at a glance whether the tested the Republican National national- - committee" as Governor Delegates Club" to claim that the delegates., are pledged to Taft. Committee's handling of contested PruniThomas .) Dewey dwl and as I'Ohio senstor will be. nominated tor-, pledged .'to Eisenhower called and for "ob delegations do not rn any basis. o( equity. I president on the, first ballot. An up- pledged. ' CTAXTS MOST DISTXNCTXYE TE2ATOE ' f j would have suggested aix fewer 'set could come only if a large! T.rt' vnlnateer worker manv jectivity and absolute Impartialof these to number go deieK'atlon Porter the Jack delegates backifrom the OMo are beingjity delegates iu ujfoii im. i.ienMi:ta follow uo on the un- - In a telegram to GOP National lacuon. Dec a use on on weir CHICAGO. (L'P Final drafting'. (jLiseanower the club Idea belongs pl(.dzed delegates for further con- -; Chairman Guy Gabrielson in Chifor any basia of equity, they could not! Credit VY. j Saturday on the 'S2 Tr bfan to Paul Walter. Cleveland cago, the senators said "mistakes 1J claim ail the district) ean platform, " He has been Bob Taft'. field in procedure" may endanger sucear. been have which allotted 6f the control room. cess of the .. ready were fairly nce 1303. It is admitted- - "V , ej "owa. Republican ticket in manager r f 'wnicn aiso serves a ninrrs uny November. i.. though efforts will be made to conhis is and overcrowded office, keep the text aecret for several The telegram was signed by Utlcal jtrstegy ever put "over. a nor days. Re- When announcement of the nK:trol board. It Is hidden hehind II. Alexander Smith (N.J.). SALT LAKecITY (UP) 'Sens. curtain which r,urPle As expected. It win denounce the made- by;ro-v- l Taft Delegates Ciun-la E. newed $600 Flanders into Robert Ralph payment Inquiry tVt.). -- s Ylt! ' Blfl liVyear administration of the DemSen. Taft himself at the rtghr-mofu'" C. Hendrickson (N.JJ Irving M. by. a Salt Lake banker to a Connectop Taft strategists get to see Ives (N.Y.), Wayne ocrats both at home and abroad ment. the members will be easily L. a 1950. senator in ticut Worse j brought "hen 1 hinl the curtain, wi'l blame the Democrats for It IdcnUfled. , White "Pledge Plns-I"(Ore.). Leverctt Saltonstall (Mass.) categorical denial Friday from the .I 1 1 r of a small saucer th curtain is closed it looks as and Edward J. Thye (Minn.). Most banker size ol about the that the payment was a YEIXOWSTONE NATIONAL hw chota of .milina Bob Taft.ough it covered the long, iiigh of them are known .to be w2aM pro- - campaign contribution. record- breaking L?J (UP f Pifd,0W!rPARK windows Picture ' h in a circle in the center-" . " The banker, falter E Cosgriff, 3U.712 tourist 1 r new passed through Around the' photo In big black let- - This writer does not profess to Eisenhower. rillV'J "aod a forceful C e front Yellowstone economy, ; said the payment he made to Sen. National park during ters are the words "Bob Taft Dele-- have seen what's behind the curtain Their telegram said: agai2ut the Communist threat. was to: William Benton are "We much: concerned of 1352. the park half 4vm very the first dele- JuLSj3. to reveal exactly Kesolutloos Committee Chairman gates Club." and alarmed over reporta from "further our common interest in' reported. Sen. Taft feels sure or. But also are There cards!gates membership Zugene D. Minikin ordered all service to of on of the handling the passage legislation, Implement .. a 14 per The total " ii in red and blue Ink on. white eve with the curtain drawn it is Chicago planka completed by subcommlt- - cent Increaserepresented over the tourist vol- - printed question" by the Republic- the recommendations of the Hoover that it operates like' a delegate Dasteboard. There are no dues for leasvto-seCommission.'? an National Committee. , the organization. But the cards'railroad yardmaster'a map. It of publicity of In a letter t Benton, Cosgriff . . ana 23 per cent above I960. . . - e should b valuable as political; shows what tralna of how many the"The rejection Travel through the park during souvenirs. If nothing more import cards delegates In this case are hearings has appeared to react stated that the payment "could not f poiijhina and cutting to size June and we are eager to in any sense be considered a was a alone set 242.366 at unfavorably 1 on track main as the NOW f ant. later on. such identifying highballing It went to John Foster Dulles and 12 see worked but where- campaign contribution." some, cent 1951. over of plan June per the holder as being for Bob tetore arid which are sidetracked. gala Clarence Bodingtoo Ketland. who PLAYING; The letter followed an announce-- ; and absolute impar ? the first ballot. were expected to work through the On another wall of the control by objectivity ment by Sen. Ierman. Welker (R- In the be can" reflected pro tiality of Bob this Taft Organization room is Walter's organization chart .week end. Ida.) that he personally would j fhi. convrnHnn iob it looks life ceedings. Xelland la a novelist and maga-fia- e A century ago. workmen dig Delegates Club goes back only to the transaction. a feel of "We the that investigate when in KATHAHIfiE week the June last election; of the f,ncy doodle of boxes writer, Hla Job was to turn ging Iron ore from a bog In cen- - Walter sent telefframs to all Paylone in f November Re- i ticket, .i i i. .r Republican .,,ik..u. the 'varied handiwork of 11 sub-.trcame across deer's Virginia II FRAGY-IIEPCURConvention delegates, ask-- ' u- ,nu, th Ppntacnn i siiDDosed may be in serious dinger unless e committees and about skeleton, still intact, that had pubUcan xo u iu lie iiiiaiaKL-to wouia join to work. iney iikc, jwuai memiers Into something- as close turned to iron from long immer-a-a ing me npviiii ciuo. response was an ava- - Committees Ta Handle Everything 'procedure can be corrected." waters. possible to good reading. jsion in In All -"DeleKation Rela- t is headed ., T' j D!eBa COnL hS It- - 'shows The Dewey machine was made up even some who""""' . . ?" ,.T.,. Congressman , , ereJ unpledged of New York stateUourthouse poli- Egg ticians and New York City ward SALT LAKE CITY', (UP) Utah all farmers netted an heelers. The Taft Vorkers.-ari.. join and offering Taft full support. u". high noxes are tor clean-cotner , young kids. It Is fh is support that has made t.nder tills, sal chickens from of income the Oov.- - Dewey and! HerttBrowneU. Sen. Taft and his managers so wiegaie Jtccepuonsuncier comand eggs In 1951 according to the Icocky and so sure of victory in, mtna ot Myer l . cooper. inre are;his campaign mabacer4 and Jim L.S. Bureau of Agriculture EconZ.C. . ; ) O tl manager oS lies. the last iew days. DON BUDGE--"""iiiaggeriy, nis puonciiy show. j All David S. Ingalis. Sen. Taffs na- - usnersr r.verj noay is to oe lasen masterminded alone Income from last Cash eggs tional campaign manager: Tom C.jcare of and good. , . sale of v FRANK PARKER t V year was ar$17,535,000. The. f ' "nt ,Ki. Colejnan of Milwaukee. Taft's floor! A box "damnification corftaets" tranfot ohf r vrvi in lkilAn U . prrTY h:ocs i ' rmn manager:- Rep. E. Carroll Reece, indicates another committee tee Mk.nj..AftA. l.., . of Tennessee, nominally in charge have veterans meet veterans, farm-o- f same . effect' r erncieriry at 0rrr 7 million more 'totaled 446 million. v, i delegate relation for Taft: Jack; ers meet farmers, publishers meet WILLIAM CHING ALDO 1944' When the state's than r. in Martin, the senator's secretary publishers,' lawyers met lawyers hit its j i (chicken ' 1 population 1 peak. 1 . I Victor Johnson and othertnembers and businessmen meet business-o- f t the Taft board f strategy iave men. II I i U W i msi" T all been amazed at the succe,s of There U another division for Paul Walter' club idea ' . "DistinKuishcd Friends of UEAJJrriSft&iyyX UAQIQ .MELODIES AND THOSE SINGING SWEETHEARTS OFSHOVOAr... With a keen mind for political handhnp scn Tarft." Still another for "State And. organization. Walter has taken all Contacts with Delegates." ni telegram ami, processed them -- Publicftv for Deleeates." KATHRY?! GRAYSON AND HOWARD KEEL AND tHE RIOTOUS !ANT1CS OF MADCAP HEP SKELTC:0 with business-ofiirefficiency. Wal This" passion for organization iter has broucht his own office staff shows up all. details of Taft ,in AtlHT.llLLEh to them Cleveland from DANCING SENSATIONS MARGE AND GOVER CHAF.1P10HJ handle j (headquarters operation on the Correspondent f siite have been r- Final Drafting Under Way Ori GOP Platform clt-sir- , ; - Cosgriff Denies s starts $600 Payment fori .T'Ply hlOtei all Monday; Dentcn Campaign , -- iQjl j J pn-ut-- - cz: I - a V Yellowstone Sets New Travel Mark . a - . Joii!i50i . . Douglas ' two-inc- ' , J (D-Con- n.) how-man- y . e i i . - ... al Utah! Farmers Net Time High Prod uction four-scor- s iron-beari- ng . ! ' V all-ti- ut Starts Today J. - - -- the;-194- . j . I i ilHE SEflSOIfS BIGGEST. !!.. imm TT-- ,,l:. , t-- -- noiiDip: nil ! . ! e - Dope Carefully Analyzed In what is known as Taft's "con-- ! trol room" in suites" 900-- and 9")2- A of the Conrad-HlKohotel, the wires have been part indexed and . n 'ninth-flooi H16H-STEPP1N- the of r hotel.. Conrad-Hilto- n ' MOST BEAOjIFUL AND AMERICA'S There was similar efficiency around the Dewey,headquarters In Philadelphia four years ago. But there is one 'noticeable difference - v. ' : a:" ... - '. ' .' ' - v-L.- .... .' -----.- I i 1 ! VICT05 HUCO'S hIIUIJCHBACK j ofllOTREDMlE fr. "'.f i i " . ' "KISS : f-- f- ; aSTARTS I mmt'm -. J 'r far , , . f fit iiiiiii wi s --. ' : L A ji 5 DOUBLE Ij ft J snn fZL Sheridan WARRENCER fosssi v 1 f tLA N; k i VtyfL'r1t 1r o TOM CONWAY JANE IANDOtPHfif S JACK HOLT efKK4 wi vm. tcwTOM fr T'CSl: ?T i ' - ! 40c TiJI 2 P.M. 50c j , .' i It M II WELLS-r-- ri 4i SKELTON-H- U Cfli UWUUI .. nam? KURT KASZ? 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