Show r THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE 12 Friday" August 1 1952 Ike’s Aids Eye MacArthur Accepts ' Position Ten Million ‘Extra’ Votes As Company’s Board Grief Coatinoed from Fage Ono day ho would continue receiving the $19548 annual pay and allowances of a five-sta- r general— a HT retaln on rank MacArthur-wanunassigned basis His status will be similar to that of Gen Eisenhower when Eisenhower was president of Columbia Uni- company dedicated to human betterment" he said With 22 plants in the U S and gressive 23 factories in 13 foreign Remington Rand tries tures v Continued from Page One coun- publicansmighLhclpJncri a wide variety of mechtni-ea- l and electronic devices ranging from electric shavers to an electronic computer which sella for more than a million dollars Administrative headquarters are in New York City the majority'for Eisenhower Paul O Hoffman president of the Ford Foundation add s leadet lit the Elsenhower preconvention campaign also came in Thursday to say farewell to active politickversity MacArthur said he was happy NEW YORK July 31 (UP)— ing for this year and to give his to leave the profession of soldier- RepEmgnuel Celler Thursday backing to tbe effort to seek the ing because war had become called r on Gen ‘Douglas Mao votes of Independents for Eisen’outmoded as an instrumentality Arthur to resign genersl of bower and for settling fnterpationaldU- the Army glve up his Army he become fainting out that there sre that ovr baa r put®' pay'n f of Remington Modern war in- - which- - great hoard —chairman proximate)? 9 million more “reg— ’ masses of people are annihilated RsndTnc' istered Democrats than Republiis an anachronism a handicap The New York Democrat said cans Hoffman said that the supan impossibility if modern MacArthur is “of no value whatport of Independents is eisentiat civilization is to survive" he ever to the Army” and added that to victory He is certain he said the law guaranteeing him his declared that Eisenhower packs enormous 1 am happy to 'Join this pro Army 'should be changed" “pay this group and he possibilities of"a landslide victory” if a “tough fighting campaign" is conducted to acquaint the people with the issues T Conference-- Unusual f Hoffman’s news conference FUTURE" SPOTS” was unusual for a party headquarX Wirepbolo ters in that he kept reiterating A DRAMATIC STORY he th chairmanship of that Qpv Adlai Stevenson of Rand Inc as ahakes hand with MINUTES MacArthur peeepts Gen Douglaa — OF All PHASES — MacArthur will retain his Army rank James H Rand right president of Remington the firmr Democratic nominee is — THE LATEST v-OP RANKING “fine manand that he too has SPORTS NEWS STAMXINO appeal to Independent voters who had hoped before both convenFrsasnfad by' Candidates involved in RepubContinued from Page One Attorney general: Keith tions that their November choice lican convention contests other Browne Lothaire R Rich Llew- would be between Eisenhower MERRILL didatefor the U S Senate and than the elyn O Thomas and E R Ballis- and Stevenson U S Senate follow: : ter Jr one of the party’s most famous APPLIANCE Hoffman threw cold water on Second District congressional State treasurer: Golden L Alorators committee reports and L Clegg Wil- len Sid Lambourne and J E the efforts of political experts to AND Rue nomination: MONDAY adoption of a platform - remake Gen Eisenhower before Jenkins liam ArDawson Ronald J Chief speaker at the Saturday HEAT-RIT- E THRU embarks on his big campaign Harold L Davis William "District attorney Third Dis- he“The-only Wallace advice I’ve ever will F Sen be LaMar A session Duncan Reed Don Mack trict:' Z and Beezley RID AY ENGINEERING Gen Eisenhower" be said — T given Brent — — Lynch Bennett Reynolds “is advice Sponsored by' The Democratic convention Secretary of State: Trumap S George E Bridweil Wendell C i and to ignorebe everybody’s Ike Elsenhower— Aldon simply and Anderson F Toronto and Lamont Curtis Day Jr am will open at 930 Saturday District attorney Fourth DisNr Rift With General UTAH SAY! MAO in the Fairgrounds Coliseum with John Walker trict: Phillip V Christensen J He mSd it clear that his fareSen James E Murray of MonRobert Bullock and Hugh Vern well to politics after so active tana delivering the keynote ad Wentz ampaign role ln dressTh congressional district District attorney Sixth Diswas not tne result of contest will be run off during trict: Sterling R the morning and the judicial Vast-HrSr -rnohTrlcltseri and Kent Cham-- had told Gen Eisenhower in berlain state-wid- e March that he had only four Contest (for aecretary State Senate 13th district months leave of absence from the of state) is scheduled for the aft(Juab and Tooele): T Paul Thom- Ford Foundation lasting through ernoon session as W C Tate and Sidney Pehr-so- n the convention and that he is Continued from Page Onf back on his regular job in Pasa-MieCandidates in Democratic conCaL- -' new atomic production and other tests are: rnKkt Gov Val Peterson of Nebraska Sflf facilities— events designers are was another Eisenhower visitor Secretary of state: Milton at work planning still further in- Taylor Ward C Holbrook ghd Thursday who reported success &ssk'sm in bringing back into active camstallations under A EC’s latest Edward J McPolin Congress in First District: paign participation former backexpansion program George T Frost Bartley L Low- ers of Sen Robert A Taft of As usual tbe A E C was stingy er and Ernest R Ohio whom Eisenhower defeated McKay U SSwith details 011 atomic weapons District aUOrney Secand for the nomination at Chicagp ae "'’? “In Nebraska and other states Hugh E Debbs( L Bodevelopment But the mere faqt that it made two separate state- land Anderson and ioseph C where there were sharp differwhti Vdf ences of opinion the wounds are ments about not being able to re- Foley &! District attorney Third Dis- healing nicely and all factions lease much publicity prompted trict: Joseph C Fatto J Reed are united behind the general speculations Oiat the “substantial Tuft and DwightL King Peterson told reporters aprogress” tag represented some TT ir‘‘‘v‘‘ifiTrwiTYci'TOU(rr'IlHrriiTriir QiriiriinjijrirniirriojTninjMWIIHittiirHAfjrifTriifii(siti(yrinr '““Ti truly major advances Gains Mostly Military iVaSjSSSLfSi 4 "A larga part of the total national effort in the atomic energy field continued to be directed to ql the military aspects of atomic ‘ w energy 'Production of atomic weapons AOVISTiaiMBNT AOVaaTUSMSMT AOVISTIIIMINT proceeded steadily” Research in a variety pf subjects continued to yleld new developments applicable to weapons- - work conKNAK-ii- ae 20 KMUR— 11M SCSI-- lit RAU-- eil aina-i- ra I-- I — tinued on the application of these7 I ‘ NEC TCN CM US aac Alar to the design ef improvements a On at T IIm for 1V V Ail Ranch— Km Warn Cdy I Am WUI Sign Morvsit Let lrk? models to meet Wills Aiarm Kioto Kluto r Wright f Ot specific H Cast weapon Flaying John a :l rut CorraL Entertain-taKLTAr Hampton Piano tinrlni ini Farm Malta It world haws !!!!!! 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