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Writer - Gen Dwight D Eisenhower Friday night told an audience whick overflowed the Salt Lake Tabernacle that he was waging this came paign to otter the American people a "middle way" of Meeting dn' 4 mestic and national problems and a total change from "the prevail — ing political practice of dividg114-------tax spend and rule" 'GLAD TO 11E11E1 exploit The Republican presidential' nominee outlined his 'conception of a "middle way" approach to : I specific problems Including pub- - lie health developmelit of nag tural resourcen labor relations foreign policy and military pre-paredness lie accused his po - - liticel opposition of carrying on : - s campaign of "name tolling" and - declared that be would not replY I ' -- 'se"' ‘ N Can Win Another featured speaker Dr John Harvey !Purim educator author and lecturer told thousands of educational leaders and teacher meeting in the Salt Lake Tabernacle Friday evening that global-thin- k ing educators and the United Ka-tions can conquer Communism and strip war Miss Afton Forsgren teacher of English Jordan High School was elected and Installed president of the Utah Education Assn Friday at the close of the sec ohdclay's segsions of the association4 55th annual convention She succeeds Harold M Peter- sent a Logan High School teacher who becomci ronoll Vier rtrtPil - ) 1 't - t ' : —4 ' ' et- 1 ) I- ee ' k - the '''' ' - I -- 1 t- 1 ' t - - i 'I ' k ' ' ' 'Only 'Victory Appear By JACK GOODMAN 'II de not- - intend'" he deciarede arid Cheered by $AO "to appeal to prejudice to fear of a to To do that would brief parade 'Dwight D Eisen-bow- be to lose More than an election ' errived In Utab's 'capital I have appealed to 'dev6tion to city Friday to deliver one of the countrt AO the good sense the major ipeeches of his presiden- sound conviction the capacity of American citizens to face facts tial campaign- Tkinl erect and smiling the Re- I intend to go right on No other' publican standard bearer stepped appeal Is worthy of AmericaOnlyfrom the gangway of 'a silvery such an appeal could make vieI tory useful In the service of i - self-intere- st t er Constellation four-engine- d I ' : 1 k 1 - - ' 4 ' waved to a group of nearly A visible audience of about 800 admirers at the municipal SEOUL KOREA Oct 11 (Ali e P )11 15000 beard the general 's ad-- 1 ! airport and was warmly greeted South Korean infantrymen Sathr In turn by Utah party dress About 10000 were packed t It day wrested complete control of into the Tabernacle In estimated strategic White Horse Hill from leadereva2500 were in the Assembly Hall 011 ' i "1 là Re the Chinese Communists a U N I"'" and another 2000 10 30® were frontline officer reported Awfully glad to be here" the banked around the Tabernacle '" ' 1 In bitter fighting on the : presidential candidate told Sen entrance s unable to get In' ' ''' 4 e Arthur It Watkins Gov: L front sturdy soldiers of Ms party's sten 'i ' 4U ig 4:' ''s41iNviiimiamtio04i 74 Bracken Lee Ilts Ivy Baker IntroducingSen Arthur 4 t00omioohawk : V Wat i the Republic of- Korea (II 0 IQ 49006-4ikomidoommpi of the Repubil- kins ' reminded the Tabertucle' chairman Priest Moth Division encircled Reds D General Dwight Eisenhower listens Intently to L Reuben Clark aroundlimMr Clark Stepben L Richards David O McKay Mrs national committee ymmen's1 tudience that imen throughout i dug in on White Horse with 0 Jr arm raised daring visit to Salt Lake City Friday Left Jright I Ivy Baker imt Gm'' Bracken Leo and Sea Arthur V Watkins can division and A Pratt Kesler' the world are Joining with us in ' 1 flanking movement ' state ItepuhtleaS chairman: '''' hopes and prayer for peace- '' L ' ' Illi c4'vios) I ' They scaled the erestjeaving ' t It 40tt- rti " Ott " Due present liaderpis un---- -Tilett glans 4t only two pockets of battered Chi- - di OW:SUN': five-ca- r 1 tql:11(7111111lIgi on 'the the' officer said f wesie0:Larsen president motorcade he proceeded certain" he added Only Dwight i —one on the southwest slope Carbon slowly Into the city to the sound D Eisenhower 4' a man of des' County Education ASee- p - 'and another niar thn base tilt the war chosen first v ce president of cheers and blaring auto horns tiny " can lead the necesury !t 1 ' north ' I crusade 'Belli Genera?! succeeding Jesse R Black for ' t On Two Flanks mer U E A president and East carbared to waved he Head' ''Strange Sound' The Allied squeeze play was High School teacher itudents loads of in "too the college long Emphasizing By ASSOCIATED PRESS 27 W IL LAWRENCE came from Adams and not from Elected Trustees Eisenhower part of "Operation Iron Fist"-- -a power" theme-Ge— cool wreather and Cloudy York Times Writer Eisenhower himself school teachers and referred to the Democratic cam- ' flanking –operation Twiiin C Tipnetts of Branch By ANTHONY LEVIER° covered most of the eastern to relieve pressure on WITH tISENEOWER PARTY They pointe4 qut tbat Eisen-bow- thousands of just plain Eisek PALO song "Don't Let Them Agricultural College Mr Black New Toriermes Writer section of the U S Friday White Horse ' bower adherents many of whom Take It Away" as a revealing Sherman Wing teacher of and Eisen-bow10 Oct Gen D: fell in the middle Atlanalready bad said he wasn't Dwight U N officers said South KoAVARD TRUMAN SPECIAL ticRain shouted "Hi Ike" or "Hello gen- - attitude which helps to prove and dean of boys Provo English states and in the upper Ohio announced personally fri- bound by aptior statement made eral" as be passed rean Iflankers overran a Red regi-- i High School were elected true- - Oct "that the administration party S Truman 107prea Harry Valley mental headquarters in day that he will make before by Hagerty and that he specifi-- 1 Itowever the arrival of the after all these years doesn't tees from a field of eight New York State rolledthrough 'Fair end dry conditions had declared in Los Angeles candidate's plane some 1S:min- - know where it is going is afraid fighting Jo the Redheld Ds his attack against Gov Lee Friday pouring torrents of new in most of the other election day a disclosure of his catty hill one mile :north -of White Dr Fullerlormer-commistion- er utes before schedule hrought it It won't get there and is sure it 1 denunciations on Gen Eisen- areas personal financial returns for the Thursday night that be didn't ' Horse area be- - wouldn't know what to do if it education in New Hampshire hower 1140'accused the Repubhave " a ghostly spokesnlin" and through the Fair weather with above nor last 10 years In bitter fighting on the west-- I asserted: ' a large portio Ivi the ex- - arrived fore lican The Republic'an presidential that he would speak for himself presidential candidate of mat temperatures was forecast central front soldiers of the Re"Stich a song and such a line the pected throng cott "I am a registered Republican using g tactics that over the Intermountain region nominee's statement came after whenever he had to say streets Long after the Eisen- theme" he said"bave a strange public of Korea at 0 K) Ninth from New Hampshire but with e ca I d weaken the anything In Utah maximum tempera- some newspapers bad published country's Division seized a spur of the the welfare of education as a On behalf of the reporters as hower car had 'passed Main sound in American ears They inmorale and faith while its men tures were expected to range details of an news a group northern hill and inched to With- main concern 1 take a nonparti- - ars at war or Hagerty then put to the Street new arrilials on the curb- spire no fervent response "false" statements from 73 to 83 with lows of conference held by the general ' in 60 yards of ' the summit of san viewpoint Gov Lee's view- this question: stones were Iqoklng for the Re- And I can think of no place where general 47-stoop-poi37 its And Out 78 to of and a last Sunday in which be said he economy ' high of White Horse we please have an an- publican les4ér and audibly re- they have a stranger sound or "May is known among educators "so low as to indorse the low of 44 was predicted for the did not intend to make his tax swer directly from you to the porting thei disappointment Screeching and blowing bugles over the nation as being against ing awaken less response than Imr returns public ocompletely dishonest' Repub Salt Lake area the Chinese hurled seven or education" questiofi whether you l'ntend to If that had been the in Utah First ?residency Metta Mcsenator Lean Joseph "Why shouldt dance to some- 'make public before election time of eight small attacks at the South theme your pioneer fore Fuller mentioned Dr E Carthy song of the crowd The largest single one else's tuner" he asked newsKoreans who fought to the Red Allen Bateman state superinten- bearers the)0 would never have your income tax returns or a fiestimated a From Buffalo to New evening York throng men when they sought inform nancial statement giving substan- early held north slope of the mountain dent of public instruction as be historic Pilat ndelrly 4000 people applauded set forth on their tion as to when he intended to City Truman made 11 whistle-sto- p the same information?' in the first Umbrella Overhead' tially place 6 6 4- grimage his "highly respected among edu- he stepped from lou follow the' lead of Gov— Adlat speeches in which beton at - and Gov Cators is while Aoswer Ike's Personal Lee tust the the general's Allied infantry:- artilleryMajor Question Stevenson of Illinois the Demo open car outside the Church of personal integrity Eisenhower give' Os answer to Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints opposite his "middle way' tit pounding talved the danger him as a mere puppet of Developing critic pictured who nominee presidential --wet' for-sfrom Chinese on the crest of No Federal Agency brief terms of specifie in Officethe old guard of his party and has building Hagertr released philosophy his already Publicly White Hone the officers said "of course If anyone is Inter- coming conference with church issues Gen Eisenhower said that individual tax returns for the The guest U E A speaker said as a man - Pawho betray e his However the Reds were re- be was not connected witit ested they can have the report leaders the major ofiestion of our Atm' ! last decade any friends" f r es h federal as soon as it is completed It is is the proper province of govern i ported massing 16000 five-dathe In Utica home town of Philip In meeting paneled huge agency lit Washington Reports Changed Plan Eisen- ment1 of all a matter structure troops to pour into the of the room Gen NEW 'YORE Oct 10 (INS)— virtually He said he spends hitentire time C Jessup United States roving public Newsmen reminded him at the record ' struggle for White Horse On the representing state and local ambassador the President hurled A wild Ile declared that the more hower was introduced tó David anyway" bemelee C that James The front meeting height Hagerty westcentral It was Eisenhower's view at O McKay president of the L D S government the better" extreme school districts in their dealings a new indictment against the gen- tween Eisenhower supporters hi press secretary had said six the overlooks a main invasion routs with federal session that the Church: Stephen I Richards and Ists could lead the country only eral He recalled the charge that agencies' fian to Seoul cipital of South Koand Democrats were interested pri- J Reuben Clark Jr counselors down the road which ends in die angry eroid Interrup- days earlier that the general's He lauded the work of Republi- - Sen McCarthy bad made in 1950 nancial returns were being colrea in getting his tax returns in the First Presidency can Governors Langley of Wash against Jessup—that he has an ted President Harry S 'Truman's tatorship The other extreme—of lected and that he was sure marily Intense fighting raged this ington and Warren of California unusual affinity for Communist brief in order to revive a controversy the Taber- denying the obligation of gov The audience 11 ett York's Grand packed ' in speech the candidate woula make a over the amount of taxes be morning on both hills Allied - as "friends of education" Ile causes" He recalled that Eisen- Central paid nacle which has a seating and ernment to intervene on behalf Station Friday night statement in'view of the public on the several tanks rumbled up the valleY bethousand a similar Demoto hundred had hower defended tribute that paid standing capacity of about 10000 of the people even when the tom Jessup Shouts of "We wont Ike" Interest in the question But on dollars he received fot shells at both erotic his and the overflow- heard the plexities of modern life demand on to demand Governors Stevenson went and of writing year reGen 'Chinese-helEisenhower recrests The Reds Sc Page 11 Column 1 Soo Page 11Column 1 : Illinois and Williams of Michigan why the Republican candidate touched off the clash just after Sunday pee Page f Column 3 turned fire and pinned South Ko- Dr Fuller pointed out there had not repudiated the Wiscon- the President began his talk from apdnded brusquely that hi didn't rein troops clawing up- tilleir way are now many federal aids in et sin senator who has been appear- a balcony in the station One of care what 'Hagerty had said and that it 1as his decision not to SUICIDAL TRADE FANATICISM up White- Horse fect for advancing education ing with him on his campaign the Ike demonst eters was 'make the financial da‘a public Allied troops held allTslopes He ftirther attacked Gov Lee trains He conchtied that Gen knocked to the floor and a strong because he had not found any of White Horse but the nörthern i when he said: "It is well under- - Eisenhower had betrayed Jessup the public interest evident :Ind were 150 yards Irtm S ee Page 6 Collings 4 1 guard of 'police quickly rescued 'particular ee $ 2Column Page in his own finances inasmuch as crest which the Reds seized in N the 'outnumbered Eisenhower he never had had a political Friday's furious battles backers dis The flanking movement wasi Steverrstyn said that- - the rew whom reciprocaf trade lir JAMES RESTON reached the the Before pollee OFFERr S Ike But when that story was pubon both sides of White Horse tasteful" ' New York as Writer line Times Communist enthusiasts: the angry-crowdeveloped by lished Friday Eisenhower held said frontline reports The South which had listened to the "we Stalin in the Communist party This was the brunt of the Dem NEW ORLEANS Oct a conference with some of his adKoreans overran a Red regiwant Ike" chants for a quarter Ocratienorninee's argument both decided to make a Adial Stevenson of Illinois said iongress in Mostew is that the in Oklahoma ment headquarters on the left hour before the President ap- visers': and City where he made flank An exclusive feature of The Salt Lake Tribune- - the "Front peared swirled :into the group publie statement- - on his own flight that bad Stalin bad fiee world will some into on two addresses Friday afternoon Officer Barracks Door Bidinti:Boa Sunday win —iresenttna fir t copiete— with shouts of "Go home and Ifridayan accurate asseument of filet with Western Germany and and in his major address here Newsmen Questisou Adams clean your noses" r Fo'rce said 13 The trade policy of the Japan becausethose two nations I Friday evening in Utab of the national 's trends summary voting forthcoming One of the hetlidet(was floored first from Oldnawa Friday The announcement of his will not be allowed to get on In the field of oforeigit affairs eleetion Republican party and warned near by a solid blow to the chin Some new intention camq from Gov their feet and compete with the his contention was that a victory night dumped explosives North that if the nation follows the United States for the commerce of Sunday's article will set forth some scientlficallyobtained' of the others tried to flee but ShermakAdams of New amp the Republican party would ' Pyongyang the capital of were held back by the crowd and shire his personal political thief ideas of the Republican old guard of the world forecasts on how Utah will vote-No4 htthipresIdentlafrace Korea and Taegumi near the jeopardize not only the commerce t who said the financial on internationaltrade "we may staff of con- and the security of the free worldt to An election-yea- r east coast port of Wonsan The pummeled then "Stalin service feature- ofThe Tribune proposes public The police quickly Intervened records were not collected 14 yeti condemn this nation to isolation quer us not by arms but by tak- but might even lead to war: Sirn cloud shrouded targets included n Front Door Ballot Box' will reportresulto of a to restore order and ejected-th- e but that when they are ready and destruction " ' barracks believed housing highing' advantage of what' he be- ilarly he argued that the pros 4 of Nov voting trends that may sampling survey trouble makers The' President anyone who is interested includSPealdng partly leFrench to lieves to be our stupidity" the perity of the present time might ranking officer school personnel near Pyongyang and an arrnY- Tbe survey conducted for The Tribune by 3 Roy Bardsley of lMood on the balcony waiting for ing reporters may see them He an 'Immense Democratic rally in Illinois governor is very well be replaced by another Dan F Clark II and Associatea covers the entire state and eentee at Taethe scuffle to subside arid then did not indicate when this might neauregard ' Square the Demo- not a communications can won that be economic depressioL if Gen by bap represents a sample of nearly 90 percent of the voting popu- - finished his brief speech as be cratic presidential nominee said cannon or bombs It cannot be Dwight' D Eisenhower were sumi After thig stiltement newsmeit In effect that a victory for the won by a few minutes briefing of elected though nothing had happened The Soutli Koreans dubbed rlation He was given a tremendous pointed out that there was no Republicans In November would During the nektweekTront Door Ballot Box" articles in so— their flanking movement -"Opere a Army officers on the Immensely Gov Stevenson The Tribune daily will furnish scientifie foiteeasts of how the ovation as he finished and tiirned assertion that this accounting play anon Iron Fist" because- of its I Told tils audience here l right intotha plans of 'the complicated area of foreign trade will vote state Chorwoo in the te walk through the 'station lo would be made before the elec 'Communist international con- and gubernatorial senatorial and emigre names& to the 'city of stand on the Demer-sti- c party!: foreign finance—particularly — 4 sional facet his hotel gee rage SColunia itiOn and That - the statement spiracy by Republican politicians :to :Ace rue Z t:tytaint 2 3 ' & west-centr- i '- - -- N N - world-travel- ' - N educatorand former Utabn in an address'before delegates to the Utah Eduestion Assn's 55th an- nual convention Friday In a fiery speech to those attending the U E A secondary education section in the Assembly Hall on Temple Squarei Dr Edgar Fuller executive secretary National Couhcil of Chief Sara ' i - - t rt vember Dr Fuller is a grado- ate of the Brigham Young University ) ''' ' 7- 9 0 2 - "my ' - i r--- ' (lid Among-Coverner- ' — ''0' r By CLARENCE D WILLIAMS i Gov J Bracken Lee was de-scribed as the of ' : schools among all the governors ' : of the United States" by a boted -' - '-- - -- i -- ' ' - ' - 1 - PRICE FIVE CENTS - 'i - - 1952 - vk Worst School Foe :' 2' -- 15000 Crowd 0 !' 11 ' -j i ' '' ' 'i ift OCTOBER i :c gett' ' ' -- :e - S i - 4 ' AL t- - 4 ''''- T - - - -- AN Educator 41Urges Lee b' Defeat at tlEA ' ' ' - ' 0' i SATURDAY MORNING e e - 4 i VOL 1' - 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