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Show Tried to Dodqe Nomination fnw firsts rr.i So Stevensdsi . tea Pblilicb By WTLUAM C. WTL50X Four years CHICAGO, CUP) ago A dial Iwlcf Stvenoa had MTir ran for a public office. Just last week he Jokiagly told a press eon.'ererice "I would shoot mysaLT' If Dominated at the Democratic presidential nominee. The IHinolt governor tried for tit n montis ta lUn the door o a movement. JEver aiaee ETesident Tram in aanoaneed ha Trould not be a candidate, attention ftxruied on Stevenson at taa Democratic nominee. But Stevenson rapeatedly aald ha would Bot b a candidate, . CaJeag Lawyer IMS. Stevrnaoa wat a Cfcieti9 lawyer. He had eerved ai special couaiel to the Agricultural "Until CH1CAQO, (UP) Utah delegates claimed Saturday they nominated Gov. Adlai Stevenson as the Democratic nresidential norrirtfrE The delegation did cast the votes that put Stevenson over the 616 majority needed. Rep. Walter Granger an 'with nounced the switch from 7 to all 12 Utah votes for Steven convena 'If there Is Democratic dirt, turn microphones: I UlUU Nomination Of Stevenson all my heart and aouL" And your help," ba tald. "I have bo son. doubt that we will win." The switch was the last that permanent chairman Sam Those Democrat loved that, and allowed before he declared Stevenson nominated. LONDON. (UP) Eritomt locked they loved It whea he aald they Rayburn Saturday to continued American' had given him the' highest office world leadership no matter who a people can give and "I could wins the presidential election. not be more proud." The nomination of Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson made it clear that the Stevenson as the Democratic candidate wat welcomed, just at wat campaign he will wage will be a the Republicans' nomination .,cf tough one, but not shoddy, or cheap. He tald the two partiet CHICAGO (CP) Adlai E note early today after Stevenson Dwight D. Eiaenhower. have an "opportunity to debate Stevenson'e divorced wife congrat won the Democratic nomination on There waa a definite feeling, in iaauea aentlbly and soberly." Britain and Western Europe gen ulated him Saturday at the be the third ballot. This was the message-ahe- . They have an opportunity, he man tee Democrat could cav sent erally, that the Americans had picked the best men in the respecaald. "to educate and elevate a picked but taid ahe herself will hint: people whose destiny is leader vole for Republican Dwight D. "Dear Adlai Congratulations "to tive parties both good friends of Eisenhower in November. the Democratic Party for choosing Europe. ship. . . of a world in ferment." The Mrs. Ellen Bor- the finest available Democrat for An immediate effect of Steven- The ipeech wasn't all solemn. upon What he taid about Dwight D. den Stevenson, who divorced the president. I know you will do your ton'a nomination, follou-inand Democratic best for the American people. All that of Eisenhower, waa to raise titennower and the Republican Illinois governor nominee in 1949 and good wishes to you personally. American prestige atlll higher. Party delighted the delegates and presidential ' The choice of Stevenson and haa, no plant to him, heard Ellen- Borden Stevenson." made them roar with laughter. v Eisenhower is the best propaganda . much of the on convention radio In an obvious- reference to the America could hive now," an offi and wat to sure her GOP Convention fight over would recent cial commented. win the tent him her con-stolen delegatei," he compliment While the nomination of Eisenm e a a a g e ahead of ed the Democrata for having "dis gratulatory hower waa greeted with) Joy, some time. without and agreed argued calling In fact ahe had it delivered to people were saving today they each other Uara and thieves. him around midnight Thursday. hope Stevenson will win the He tald he sympathized with Mevenson, who insisted to the election. people who fear the Democrata' end he didn t want the nomlna Britons and Wett Europeans long rule will hurt the mutt have been pretty sure tion, know, like and trust generally aystem. Certainly, he tald, the Re- too that he was going to get it Eisenhower. They saw in hit vic publican Party "looked brutally He fired right back with his reply tory the defeat of Isolationism.' But alive here a couple of weeks ago." (UP) The "That thanks." WASHINGTON any they believe that. If Stevenson wins grand. Air the . "And." he added. "I mean both he taia. bomber, mainstay of the American foreign policy ia sure Mra. Stevenson made public her prce (a intercontinental bombing to "continue about as it is under Republican parties! His dig at the two factiona which pcefTIi headed for the hangar, President Truman They aee also fought it out .for the presidential and ruthless, inscrutable and hos to be replaced by speedier let what they feel is the possibility 7 bombers. nomination at the GOP Convention that Isolationists in the Republi Air Force undersecretary Rot- - can in this tame hall got one of the tile power abroad." Party would ride Eisenhower's Stevenson at hammered the L. well loudett outbursts of applauae of Gllpatrlc announced In a coattaila if he won. theme that the will take people statement Friday night that the Air an evening full of them. Force haa ordered the last of the Aa for Eisenhower, he aald he the truth-- , however ugly. s be '.The said, "are people," The saw no reason "to change for the bombers already Stevenson Campaign wiser than the Republicans ordered willheavy be completed, some sake of change to a party with a wise time in 1954. Didn't Cost a Cent split personality; to a leader, think. first designed in World whom we all respect, but who has "The Democratic Party." he The the first been called upon to minister to said, "is the people's party, not War II, is powered by six convenCHICAGO, (UP) the Jabor party, not the farmers' tional type radial engines and four campaign I ever taw"Ift won without a hopeless cage of political partyr not the employer! party it jet pods, giving it a speed of more spending any money," tald Chica schizophrenia." The governor, unlike many it the party of no one because it than 435 miles5 an hour. It can go Democratic Boss J. M. Arvey, d party of everyone. bomb load, one of the prime movers in the carry a another speaker at this convention. is the ask of you all you have; I including the atomic bomb, for "I draft Stevenson campaign. commanded the 'attention of his will .to you all I have." range of 10,000 miles. give Aa God is my witness, we audience. These Democrats that Successor to the will be the didn't tpend a dime." had been ' whooping themselves Stevenson said. He paid a warm tribute, and 2 Stratofortress. an all-jbomb-- ! hoarse within the hour listened at- was cheered, long and loudly for er with a speed of more .than 600 undergoing flight testa. The decieven as he tentively, raptly, a to man he said had miles ari hour and a range and sion to atop 8 production in 1954 alerted them ""to the stark reality doing it, or responsibility in an hour of won "an Imperishable page in the bomb load almost equal to the is evidently based on the fact that of the republic and the the 2 will be going Into combat history haunted with. . . strife, dis- history Harry S. First models of the 2 are how unita then. sension and materialism at home, Democratic Party Truman." - B-36T- oBe Stevenson's Record Shown On Major Issues of Campaign ! CHICAGO LP) Gov. Adlai E.: KOREA "I think there is good Stevenson, action of tha U. N. in Korea not dentlal nominee. Is on record with only gained time in the East but gtatementa on major. Issues: saved NATO la the West." ' ' FOREIGN POLICY "The hard month tsld she CHINA "I am opposed to the ltr Stevenson would vote Republican, adding fact ef Soviet Coramunltt lrapertal- sdmtssloa of Red China into the tne "One party has been la power too ism presents a real aanger toInde'free world now and for aa long." CIVIL RIGHTS "In Illinois,, 1 lurminate "period to come. The Kaew Alger HUa It waa tn th Ariruitursl Ad-- : Democratic Party should continue have tried earnestly to effect the foe adoption of a fair employment u.mnt iftminiit rmtinn in th to stress .our. .'the necessity strength, both rani-h- e practices law with powers of en early days of the New Deal that mobilizing met Alger Hiss, convicted as tary and economic, in support of forcement. I feel very strongly a perjurer la testifying he had the free naUona of the world; the that this Is the first responsibility If the never been a Communist. During importance of continued workinga of the states themselves. r states are International unable. unwilling-othe toward organixa-Hiss Stevenaoa trial the Erst gave of peace then I presume there is no alterna deposition that Hiss" reputation' tion and maintenance the United Nations; the tive to having the federal govern and for Integrity, veracity,through loyalty of regional organUations of ment do so. was -- good." Stevenson later and fended his poeitioa by repeating strength such as NATO. ' One corrupt CORRUPTION' techof kind of the the up h other stepping that people only taid that official is toe many. If there public unaer ice help proviaea had said Hiss had a good reputa-ca- i it Democratic dirt, let's clean it Four program."1: tion. up and turn the flashli&njp. into At a Washington political meeting every dark corner." State troopers have seized LAW "Some! i.v. Ar7eT kiitvii v Ste!' more than 1.400 slot machines in- features of the law seem to me met bo.i Dmocrtic orhicQ Stevenson ssld he iatTe VantAfl llaTawt advance the cause of good labor because local law to only relations, and other features, in down. JorgovYrW jenforcementbroke opinion, do not. I thlnk the lea, favor my ran Dwightl But .there The Republicans Democratic platform shouiu re-- , Stevenson the in developments Stevenson. It was!bI Creen commend lst I . Idaho First To Make Switch To Stevenson CHICAGO delega tion to the Democratic convention relaxed a little Saturday after a hectic day which taw the Gem Staters the first to twitch a substantial vote to Gov. Adlai Steven son for the presidential nomination. In a controversy-fille- d flrtt ballot Friday, the Idaho delegation by passing the unit rule because a majority of the delegation was not in favor of any candidate was UP)-rIdaho- ordered polled- "8 - The poll of the Idaho delegation was first requested by Mrs. La vera Swop, Ada County Demo cratic chalrnn; then It wat "da-m- ... de-Nal- ue s r,i.JnoIs. L'l.J,Wrl.;dered " TAFT-HARTLE- w Replaced By Speedier Jets two-par- ty a nded" by G. C. Pennell of the district. firt On the second ballot. ' where Stevenson began showing hit strength, the Idaho delegation again waa ordered polled. All the previous Werr' voters switched to Stevenson as did the Harriman votes. The delegation, with 12 votes, voted under the unit rule for Stevenson. On the third ballot, the- vote again waa for Stevenson under the Artuallv. th rflffatc i, nt nil modifications." against w ere spHk They voted seven for for There was the West Frankfort SOCIAL WELFARE '.Govern- Stevenson, four and and the RepubUcana couldn't miss. lf and Russell. for Kefauver 119 miners ment, through its which in mine disaster assistance near public Stevenson defeated Green by 'died. There- - was the disclosure that and a o c i a 1 welfare programs, ly 600.000 votes. Truman nosed out 'the state had loet $10,000,000 in should seek to enhance but not Dewey In Hiinoia by only 15,000 (revenue to a ring using counterfeit supplant the duty of the individual votes w . .. itimDi. There was me arid of the family to provide for thai 000.000 pounda of their own health and welfare," ' 'revelation ta take the IUinoia State Patrol HEALTH INSURANCE If the out of politics and put it underjhorsemeat had been sold Illegally etvU service. Heretofore, the pa trol'in the. state. Stevenson promptly Insurance principle could be CHICAGO. (UP) Beta Truman of brought to bear on these ca atro, r firorf the itate suDerintendent , V W tMmi v I. VWV, woman in was v.j the about happiest, of seven and the division of fooda phic illnesses it .would largely Convention Hall Saturday whin her the spoils system eliminate the specter of terror husband introduced Adlai E. Stc bis inspectors. Strvag Party Mis ' Whil ha was a strong party Stevenson grew up In Blooming- from the average home. I am ure venson as the Democratic presiman. Stevenson often, departed ton. 111., and once worked on thekhe common objective can largely dential nominee. bloomington Pantagraph, which he be realized without the destruction She hava had doubts beaharply from tha course usually now ol (the doctors'; professlonaj in fore. may followed by politicians. The legispartly owns. But how the was sure. has been prominent dependence." lature, for Instance, approved a His family for Harry S. Truman would not run 100 years. His boost in old age pensions. Steven- tn politics to succeed himself in the White was vice president son believed the state could not grandfather House. After Jan. 20 she can afford it and vetoed the measure. fromSaajo 1897 under rresiaeni QUESTION' ANSWERED to Independence, Mo. return Stevenson haa waged a bitier Lirover CleVland. His father, once As the President a d d r e t t e d fU.P FORT J. WORTH. Tex. Illinois (secretary of state. M. Latham, a radicr car officer, cheering Democrata Best tat in a fight against tha gamblers of tuxDiised himself as well as two.ox and beamed. Once or twice at Perle Mesta. young car. thieves when he stop- - she looked over ped by a stalled car and asked,"1' minister to Luxembourg, and the boys where they stole it. Theynoaaea ner nea told him. The startled officer There are probably more spehauled them to jail. cies of insects on earth than of all creatures combined. Many of the lakes in Idaho's About 800,000 species have been The Utah State Apprenticeship form to requirements for announced Saturday that prenticeabie occupations Big Horn Crags have never been catalogued In museums, says the . In Mrs. charted. National Geographic Society. the state.wide facilities of the organ-scribliatioo are being made available; Smith said. to sponsors of apprentice training! Procedures under which who wish to certify their sors of different types of ap- programs under the recent presi- - prentice training programs may ' dentlal order authoriiing requests request deferment were outlined fnr th Htrmnt of aoDrentices by acting Director. Smith as fol- -j wo meet Sektive Service regula- - lows: Sponsors of programs registered tjons the .Bureau of Apprenticeship "h of the In the services Zr.r,.r,r. . nA r,r-,- - ' of the U. S. Department of Labor ti I must submit requests for defers "V :I;; --:,rVr, h mnt on certificates available from! JrlNELINE 1, of Apprenticeship field Bureau .. IlS.iSFIl .1 m. ,V.r. C - ... SiTA t A . .... - , - irUlCJCUUUHJ D - .. SHEAJTER Y B-- 38 - . B-3- ... B-- 38 et - B-3- . B-5- 't. R-5- SI one-ha- El If I Proctor & Gamblo HappyWoman ' ' Sffjgr & y0 r - i'jf XjWm Mow miracle inqrndiont. "NatumlizzrJ as Apprenticeship Council Aids Sponsors To Certify Programs Under Hew Order A' teateit Bess Truman : 10,000-poun- B-5- one-hal- f, Hprt 8, - I Illi-w- n re-w- ed ADLAI STEVEXSOJf la acLoa before the the flashlight ia every corner." m 4- 7-- A SUNDAY, JULY 2T, 123 Provo. Utah County, Vtaas . Adjustment Administration In 1333 and 1334. Ha had been a special assistant te Republican Secretary 1 Navy Fran Kao for three had been a to? advisor ar.i jtira to the United States dtlefttioa ta the UrJted NaUor.e. But ha had never held elective ofr.ee. Fathar ef 3 Im Steve naoo la U ytara old, allghily ha!d:h and Is the father of three aont. A dial III. Is 22 and two weeks a c Joined tea Martnet. The other aont. Borden. If. and Joca Fell, rm ui!h him Ftr lfl Three year ago Steveasoa was. ' divorced by the former Ellen Bor-Iden after 21 years of marriage. as Ones' SUNDAY HERALD STEVENSON'S DIVORCED VIFE SENDS HIM CONGRATULATIONS poa-t:b- le as tinned from Par CC draft-Stevenso- a lUTAH CASTS DECISIVE VOTES TO PUT GOV: STEVENSON OVER IConvention Gives Adlai Big Ovation u:;a rimriGc; oftnnLilr's Vavinn Lotion vjavg Fscc:2in Le::G2G7-iLnGunr- :3 other order. pre. ed spon-progra- FREETO Y0JUJ! ! . "7j VI J. s:r.rtm;rTof ...ul I V 11- ef.he'S. ,.(i V 7 t V, . . reiSwithVstatf ts- - order Is not only to maintain increaie the ranks of skilled workers needed In our es'enive defense program, but to mtaintam mM And now. f f "'",1 "Kency. ' '"I prbgrams' apprentice-- : " PEN ,,,,.a' Forms for requesting acceptance sound civilian economy. may be obtained by In requeUng acceptance of ap- - programs from lpons0rs of such protrramt for programs prentice training representatives of the Bureau ferment purposes, sponsors must of Apprenticeship, direc-make the state application to the state o( geifcUve .ervice. or field of selective service, certify, representatives of the Utah State rector ing that their programs conform, Apprenticeship Couucll. With his to all Selective Service-requirthe ,pinsor o ,n unre!jJ requ, menu and standards governing the sxerrd program must submit to oeiermeni joruer. .Mrs. amiui m.,lne Stste Selecitve Service s tar requesting acceptance tor either a copy of his apprentice of apprentice training programs, training program or a detailed as well af assistance In proces- - description of IT. At the request tng requests, are available to of sponsors, field' representatives those sponsors whose programs of the Bureau of Apprenticeship or qualify under the order deferment the Council will advise regarding from field representatives of the procedure. Bureau of . Apprenticeship, repre-- j Categories excluded from of the Council, or the ment by Selective Service regula-Stat- e Director of Selective Service. jUons include selling, retailing or he added. (similar occupations in the distribu-- 1 To be eligible for acceptance, ap- - tive field; managerial and clerical prentice training programs must.i occupations: professional or semi- a m or. f other requirements; have professionak occupations including! been in eststence at least one year: those for uTrfch entrance require- -' more apprentices must ments one or include educa-- ! have ben continuously emploved tion at customarily the college level; agricult-- 1 during this time la each occupa-iural occupations that include the1 tion for. which request Is made: growing of crops, fruits or nuts.' and the occupations !n which they and the raising of livestock or: have been employed must eon--' poultry ; and occupations such as! those In the barber, fur. cleaning ADVICE TOO LATE candy and cosmetic field. MEMPHIS. Tenn. rjfvRobert i in (!'-- NOV.in ovory i Mr - in PENCIL every sterol (Twe OPEN A defer-aentativ- Bryant, teen-ag- e youth learning to drive, wanted to turn barked right. 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