Show j rI l loj oj 7 f er yA I nj liY P r 4 6 4 r d r V t l V ip IyA s r Jr e er r i F 1 i r ij t r r Y ti r h Ai A Ike Arrives in Convention City General Dwight D. D Eisenhower smiling and confident confident con con- I I whispers an aside to his campaign man man- ager alter Sen Henry C Cabot bot Lodge upon his arrival in Chicago Saturday for the G GOP 0 P convention con Crowds Ch Chico ChicoI cago i I to fo I e CHICAGO July 5 UP UP P Gen Dwight D D. Eisenhower arrived here Saturday for the Republican National Convention He said that if he wins the nomination Brother its it's going to be a slugging match from beginning to end Eisenhower was greeted by a screaming shouting crowd which packed the station I HI was told I was invading hostile hostile hostile hos hos- tile territory the general told the crowd d You completely astound astound astound as as- me If this is hostile territory lets let's have more of it he said as the crowd roared Met let at Train Eisenhower was met at the train by his campaign manager Sen Henry Cabot Lodge and a abrass abrass abrass brass band which played in ruffles ruffles ruf ruf- fles and flourishes God Bless America and Dixie Som Somebody g body jammed a big bunch of red roses in Mrs 1 ers hands as photographers' photographers flash flashbulbs flashbulbs flashbulbs bulbs pierced the air Jack Porter leader of the pro Eisenhower Texas faction and Gov Dan Thornton of Colorado Colorado Colo Colo- Colorado rado stepped up to say hello Greeting Amazes The general then walked into the station lobby where he stepped up on a scaffolding to address the crowd It was a friendly jostling mob carrying Eisenhower placards Two days ago I left Denver See Page 2 Column 1 Crowds Cheer Ike in Chicago Continued from front Page Pape One and ever since Ive I've been seeing and meeting great groups o of ofA A American people but this astounds astounds astounds as as- me he said Eisenhower said earlier that tha anyone who tries to override the voice of the people at the Republican Republican Republican Re Re- publican national convention is really going to be in a battle When Then his train stopped at Clinton Clinton Clinton Clin Clin- ton Ia la en route to Chicago where he will personally direct his fight for the G GOP 0 P presidential nomination the general told tolda a crowd of 1500 persons I will vill be in there slugging In Ina a wa way I feel like its it's another D The general lash lashed cd out angrily again at a few men men who think they can sit back in a smoke smoke- filled billed room and decide the fate of you ou and me mc Delivers Hard Talks Ike delivered eight hard hard- knuckled talks through Iowa Frida Friday Fri Fri- da day training his fire on foes both bothin bothin bothin in his party and the opposing Democrats In an appearance on a television television television sion program originating at Ames la Ta Ike proclaimed a anever anever anever never compromise platform for delegates saying the contest is far greater than any mere contest contest contest con con- test over personalities for the pre presidential sid e n t i a 1 nomination nomination-a a straight out issue between right and wrong He added he wanted no votes honest that are not based on conviction nor a nomination for any office at the expense of the will of the people He said On such things I could never compromise I will make no deals Hears ears of oC Plank At Cedar Falls Ia la said he received word through I John Foster Dulles that a tentative tentative tentative tenta tenta- I tive foreign policy plank was drafted which includes essentials essentials essen of a letter he wrote to Dulles June 20 The former N NATO A T 0 commander commander com corn mander said that if iC the report is true it will clearly evidence the determination of oC the Republican party to be looking forward looking forward and eminently practical in treating the grave problems of foreign programs and our security Branding the present administration administration administration admin admin- Democrats as caliber 22 men en in Washington Eisenhower said at Boone la Ta that Voters must go to the polls this fall fail and clean out the corruption corruption corruption tion at its sources well we'll have nomore of ot this complacent arrogant arrogant arrogant arro arro- gant government by a party too long in power Well We'll throw them out so far it will be a long time before they get back |