Show mm The Salt lake Tribune Tuesday August 11 mm 195(1 Inlcmiouiilain Vole Favors Harriman By O N Malmqulst Tribune Convention Bureau Chicago Aug 13 — A majoti-tof Democratic National Convention delegates from states Monday apparently were stroking to Gov Avereli Harriman for the presidential nomination despite the fact he Is exported toruna fvt'a k seWriiifto Antal ‘fl Stevenson on the fijst ballot The sharply divided Utah is deiermlnodly delegation avoiding foimal polls But a rheck of individual members indicated tire New York governor has boon gaining a little stiength at the expense of Ste- They are trying to persuade but are stopping short of trying to tie down delegates with flat commitments Inter-mountai- n C New York’s Gov Averrli Hardman donned a cowboy hat for a meeting of Arizona delegation Just before convention opened Paul - 1 Candidate Thereafter there is no sleep All reason vanishes Harry ran 8t any rate that it may come SPe himself (hireling once again to pass the fortunes of the Democrats t The Stevenson managers were (Party or even being drafted his °f TOtirse) °n claiming Monday night that Mysajnst 600 delegates" they had “over The Harriman managers say LYNDON CAN persuade himthis is a lie and a hoax The self that he is really a national claim Ilarnman master-mindand not a legional figure a unithey have “over 400 delegates" fier summoned at last moment end this sends the Stevenson crowd into gales of ironic laugh- to bring his party together in a glorious and vietoi ious camter paign as he has succeeded in the There were more rumors than Senate sausages in Chicago Monday The difficulty now for the night all whispered in utmost seriousness by men who really next few days is that motion haven’t the vaguest idea of the gets confused with progress objective truth If you can be- Theie never has been mote molieve what you hear which of tion even in Chicago Stevenson course you can't everybody is Kefauver and varigaining: Stevenson Ilarnman Ilarnman have been rushing ous others Lyndon Johnson of Texas Stuart Symington of Missouri and about the city trying to latch believe it or not even Harry onto any loose voles touring from one room to another with Ti uman nowds of followers at their What is happening now is heels Continued from Page One s what has often happened at nominating conventions in the past Johnson Is gradually putting together a sizable bloc of southern voles Puls Utahn In Top Spot CONVENTION HALL CUT sideied an official part of the 13 - Deinoci atir kevnote addiess Aug National (’hail mail Paul Butler “We operated under the tia Mondav night accused Central ditumal pattern of nows cover Bioadcastmg System of break age of national political convenlng a commitment to cairy aj tions hv exorcising our news filmed pait of the party's na lodgment in icpoiting elements t tonal (onvention piogtam A of the convention story from CBS offieial denied any Mith Chicago” his statement said j commitment had been made But after the convention sesRutin reiterated that it had sion Butler told newsmen that and said he would deni ind that Frank Stanton president of CBS (any the film at a later UBS had made a commitment to ai i v the film as part of the date Butler told the i onvention convention piugramrht least as without referring to CBS bv long as last February name that a major network had “This Is absolute sabotage of failed to carry the special film nn important part of our pro- the paity hod made to piovide Butler said angrily gram” a pi elude of Tennessee Gov s G Frank Clements’ keynote lie added that he will “deThe film detailed the mand" that CBS carry the film Democrats' history The erowd at a comparable netw-oitime booed lustily when Butler made and give advance notice of the his asseition immediately after showing over its netwoik the film had been shown Butler said the Democrats had spent “many thousands of dolLATER IV New York Sig lars” in producing the film and Mickelson CHS vice pi esident in befoie undei taking it had secharge of news and public af- emed commitments not only fairs issued a statement saying fiom CBS but NBC and ABC that “at no time did we make that would carry it anv commitment to carry’’ the lie they said the film was delivered film to CBS at least 48 hours before Mickelsan said CBS did not its convention showing and that know contt hi y to Butler's con- CBS accepted it signed a re tention that the film was con- reipt for it "and didn’t tell us" they weie not going to use it Tribune Convention Bureau CHICAGO Aug 13 — Utah is awarded the first “first" for women in politics in a publicity release from the office of Worn en’s activities of the Demociatic National Committee The please cites a long list of "fusts" for women in the par tv orgamalions and in maor public offices HEADING THE list is Mrs i Elizabeth M Cohen of Utah who first woman - ever! elected hv eithei maior party as a delegate 1o a national eonven-tion Mis Cohen was elected a member of Utah's delegation to the Demociatic’' convention in 1900 Gov Fiank G Clement of Tennessee gave some special mention to Utah’s Republican Seeretary of Agriculture— Ezra Taft Benson— in his Keynote address Monday night was the Nobody has enough votes to lie is playing in this convenwin and this produces strange illusions in the middle of the tion the lole played by Sen Chicago night In separate hotel Riehaid Russell of Georgia in ls interesting bedrooms in the Loop four of!lp lasU an five restless and ambitious momhdt whM1 hp Wds in Washing wake suddenly in the darkness ton on Sunday he persuaded end are struckby the wonderful Russell to get in a plane and end terrible thought that fate fly with him to Chicago before has singled each of them out to Russell even had a chance to carry the burdens of the great park a suitcase Stevenson is clearly less republic steady than he was a week ago The convention is apathetic about him lie has given some of the southerners an excuse to HE LINKED the names of Eisenhower - Nixon Benson to personalize the admimstiation which he said had "dpvitamm lzed" and “Bensonied” the American farmers Incidentally his punted speech gave Secre tnrv Benson the middle initial “B" instead of the T (for Taft) The Utah delegation might find itself in a strategic position in the presidential nomination battle this year because of its position in the roll rail The state votes immediately followTexas which could provide in a holding move- ing a decisive break when and if ment behind Johnson by his pub- that delegation shifts from lic statement that he wanted to Son Lyndon B Johnson to anCHICAGO Aug 13 (UP)— A state officially here that it fa- other choice This is one of the the Supieme Court’s pub- arguments being used on Utah suit by a Chicago composer vored lic school integration order to SinaFrank prevent seeking delegates by associates who tra from singing at the Demo- THEREFORE STEVENSON want them to remain uncomcatic national convent on was j a lor tlon t0 call mitted and in a position "to be tossed out of court Monday bythe turnbHe is to have a smart" if the opportunity arises vgoing Federal Judge John P Barnes on the civil rights Edward Dunbar O’Brien (deal both and on the vice Sr!ntial candldate but he is still sought function against natia's appearanre on grounds is ahead in the race mainly behe suggested the convention cause the convention has loss en programming and got no credit thusiaxm for the other candiCHICAGO Aug 13 U?- for it dates than it does for him OBnen claimed he proposed Nearly 175 panhandlers weie re the program when he olfeied Paradoxically the only ques- moved Monday from circulation one of his compositions “The tion the delegates have not been among Democratic convention heard discussing all day is who visitors Gettysburg Ilymn” for That number appeared in po at the convention among the lot would make the The Democrats rejected the best president of the United lice couits of South Slate Street States The atr Is full of charges and Monroe Street whose clienpong- but plagiarized the rest 'of the program OBrien con- by the Truman Hamman foices tele is predominantly the moodithat “Stevenson can’t win” er set encamped in Skid Row tended - For Parly Of Unification Associated Pirs HALL CHICAGO Aug 13— Mis Franklin D Roosevelt widow of the only Bv CONVENTION Court Tosses Out Suit to Bar ever to be elected US Prcsidcnt four times told the Democratic national convention Monday night: “We must be a united party” “It's true we have differman Sinatra's Solo ences" - - FDR Asks Mrs she said “but every-whei- e the eountiy we know that our differences must be rein solved ” Frank Clement of Tennessee convention keynoter introduced Mrs Roosevelt as -- the fust lad of the world" Both former President and Mis Hairy Tinman stood up to join in the applause She is supporting Adhi Sto- venson for the paitys piexnicn- tial domination Ttumun has rome out for "Gov Aveiell I Gov Convention City Kouls Beggars v Leading In Split Nevada Vole By Fra nk Hewlett Ttibune Convention Bui rail CHICAGO Aug 13— New aria’s first ballot votes aie going to four different candidates with Gov Averoll Ilarnman loading the field This was following Indicated Monday the fust caucus of the Silver State delegation and after with representaconversations tive member s of the group As of Monday It night it ap- of the Nevada peared that delegates with a tolal of seven votes would suppoit Gov liar-rima- Close bel I nc! was Adlal Stevenson with 10 delegates hav- ing five otes Tied for third will be two tnembers of the US Senate Lyndon Johnson who is Ihe favorite son candidate for Texas Misand Stuart Symington souri’s favorite son randklatp They have two supporters apiece in the delegation One of the supporters of Sen Lyndon Johnson is Nevada’s Sen Alan Rible The other is Joe McDonald Jr a Las Vegas “I DON’T CARE what Miekel attorney "I am read v to go all lire way son says" Butler said “We had all our conversations with Stan for Lyndon Johnson" said Sen ton " He added that Stanton's Bible commitment was made both to THE NEVADA senator said him and to Leonard Relnsi h the he regarded the Texan as a convention manager lean citizen who A “standout met Butler said that during the filmed poition of the convention would make- an able president" pointed to his leaderprogram CBS wms showing a Sen Bible program lie said appeared to ship of the Senatein a group which lie him as having been planned and closely divided and not something that had devel- had been able to bring together the ultra left and light wings oped spontaneously The Symington supporter s reButler called it “absolutely untedly are- - Ray Germain of and pot “irresponsible" justified” Las Vegas the secretary of the of the convention procoverage delegation and Cyril Bastian of ceedings While Butler did not refer to Iliko the speaker of the Nevada CBS by name to the convention assembly who is a candidate for his meaning was dear Congress The Harriman forces in the Nevada delegation are headed Prays for Strength by William YVoodbuin of Reno CONVENTION HALL CHI Nevada's national committeeman elect CAGO Aug 13 tT)-Sam- uel Cardinal ytutr-- prayed Monday night that God would “enlighten and strengthen all those who gather In this convention" of Democrats Cardinal Stritcli who is the archbishop of the Mis Roosevelt said this coun- Roman Catholic Archdiocese of try cannot produce great lead- Chicago prayed for guidance so ers unless it has a people that “we ran do our civil duties Jar-uma- - i Ave CAGO The vention are giving consideration to 1960 as well as the 1956 electron They do not want to ’ gwirrurwe - e a CnJ'cisiivwould split the South from the North and weaken the party lour years from now ’ This viewpoint held by some of the Utah delegates is predicated on the belief that the patty’s chances of electing a pi esident this year aie not overly hrlght but their candi venson date will be a shoo in in I960 when the Republicans will hava THE I’RESENT division is to find a new candidate six reasonably certain votes for firm a half and three Harriman voles for Stevenson and two and a half undecided Some of ihe delegates attributed to both candidates regard themselves as uncommitted but 'in one direction or "leaning the other The Idaho deolgation opeiat-inunder the unit rule was re- Continued from Page One ported st ill coni rolled hv the a nee to this abundance liarrimnn force's Cantnl to all andbring thus fulfill the full (Flash) Nielsen Pocatello head of America" of the lhiuman organization In promise These indictments and promthe state and a delegate said at least 15 of the 2t delegates were ises were written info a plat-- " foim plank entitled “Domesito barking Harriman by a 16 member draft Under the unit rule this would Policy" ing subcommittee of the con’ give the entire delegation rep- vention resolution’s committee resenting 12 vote's to Harriman This plank along with others on the fust ballot Idaho Steven- will he laid before the latter son hackers think the division committee for apTuesday might be closer proval In another tentative plank A poll of the Wyoming delegation allowed eight and a the di afters also charged that half votes for Harriman five Eisenhower policies on atomic and a half for Stevenson energy threaten to give other countries the world's lead in dedivision This represented veloping this Instrument some shifting to Stevenson ar The drafters drove ahead on folding to Sen Joseph C their task of writing other 0’Mahoney as he was credited planks including one on the exwith only a half vote when the plosive civil rights issue and on delegates were chosen foreign policy Tiacy McCracken ebatrmao The writing of a civil rights1 of the Wyoming delegation said plank was put off until Tuesday the delegates were uncommitted while party leaders try to get and the poll merely showed northern and souther n groups to their individual preference at agree on a compromise this time The of difference Lieutenants of both presiden was a major point some northby proposal tial candidates are working hard ern delegates that the platform within the relatively small In endorse the Supreme Court detormountain delegations Fur- cision barring racial segregation ther shifting Is not only possible in public schools Dixie leaders but probable have declared they could not “THE PRESSURES" said one accept this proposal Idaho delegate "are becoming Reports circulated that the camp of Adlal Stevenson was terrific The major prosyleting wea willing to go along without such Ave-ropon of the Stevenson champions an endorsement but that was Harriman is that prepared to among the delegates Ilarnman cannot possibly be make a convention floor fight nominated because of the op for it But these reports were minipositron of the South that delegates supporting the New York mized by leaders striving for governor are being used to pro- party unity for t h e campaign duce a deadlock and a “dark ahead Strategy of the rival horse" candidate groups may not be fully disThe major argument of the closed until after the platform Hat liman barkeis is that Ste committee agrees on a provenson if nominated cannot posed plank One of those predicting that be elected there will he no floor battle was The lineup within the Mrs Thelma P Sharp delegation has some Uhili of the full platform comcurious aspects mittee Shp told a reporter that to the a plank “acceptable Some of the strongest supSouth” has been prepared for port ets of Harriman regarded submission to the committee as the most liberal presidential Rep John McCormack Mascandidate have supported and sachusetts chairman of the of nomination the advocated platform committee said when conservatives in Utah the drafting group recessed for On the other hand some of lunch that the civil rights questhe most dedicated supporters tion had not been considered of Stevenson tagged as the lie said it would not come candidate of moderation have yet until up Tuesday been advocating the nomination Tire tentative plank on domesin thp tic of liberal wing candidates policy declared that the slate “evil" of Republican economic their Utah delegates met in actions Is’ shown by “soaring House Palmer hendquartets monopoly profits lagging Monday morning hut took up wages “collapses" in farm inonly routine matters such as come and failures of small busipassing credentials and eonven at “an g fident Democrats Stage Circus -- First Woman Sent Buller Demands Rccarry Demo Listing Of Film Cut in Program Hide ‘Unhappy’ Parley main Stevenson strength In the Nevada tie legato be from the tion appear Las egas area ll Ihs main wupportei however tion tickets While the differences on presis Fanell Seevers of Hawthorne who is state ehahman and also idential preferences are sharp chairman of Nevada's eonven and running deep both aides are observing a sort of truce tion delegation Tribune Exclusive: It’s Crazy Nerve -Wracking Bedlam Would have been the same age Steinbeck too " a like I’ve been glass rooting I went to see Mr robin under a law-- sprinkler Saturday did Truman not confide in lie and I’ve practically polled my me a custom of standing way from New York to Chicago between us but helong did ask me The rab driver to IaGinmiia to his press( conference Airfield had this to say about I COULDN’T GIT in Two the national elections: cops had a lope st ret died ac loss By Jphn “Y’ou say fust Mac I tell you the stair s so I interviewed them and you're a One said “keep that stairway Republican I get no tip No sir clear” The other took off his you say first and 111 agiee with eap ami wiped his fmehead ” “Loid God I’ll he glad when this y ou A porter with the open friend is over he said Don Iddon of the London y lace of a mink told me of bunch crooks" a all Mail was beside me and Daily “They’ie I sampled a man at gate 2A the top offered to take off his “No opinion" in- sard “I joined badge and step outyide with the no opinions light at the he- him The Englishman shouted ” “I don t ginning and I’m going to stnk “But I m accredited a re i ire if blue baboon” with i herb” you t tie The said of the power (Op the sweet old lady a ross aisle from me onfi(b'd in me press is tremendous hoie that she was for Eisenhower THE LIME) and 1 findh In honor of mv husband” found our selves m a bar and f he said ‘lie had the same np xrme I also umk for the Daily truon and the same birthday Mail we cemented international I'm a Democrat - N relations with beer The statesmanship of Dulles could not have done better Never having been to a convention I didn't know how wonderful they are Exquisite girls pm buttons on you I asked one per feet beauty whose candidate I vv ill not name if she was getting paid “Do you think Ini nuts” she refdied Then another lovely gul hung about mv neck a three foot picture of Happy Chandler smiling as though he had just eaten his young I told her I was nonpartisan and she said “Sou’U be aorry” and I am ff After Mr Tinman made his declaration for Hamman 1 listened to a oi of delegate laik in hotel lobbies and I find that no mallei what happens everyone be) n vox jt helps ins side So fai this (clehtation is pait amp meeting jiait emus and part peep show with a little mixed in The main slow windup for the pitch The fair since t h e deity is not a activity is pushing through nar- pundits and demi pundits are delegate but for that matter row hallways to offices wheie here their heads bowed wdth neither is Harry S Truman just out Some of the I WATCHED very carefully are here school columnists I ink vitiated venom like and I could not catch anyone a candidate" I’m having enough oozing their rattlesnakes dn the convention hall listening trouble just Retting to see a dying head waiter The whole Hung is I R NK SINATRA is warm to the opening speeches This with a happy crazy nerve lacking ing up his high notes for "The did not seem to Interfere (olcbidtion imkets red glaie” I’eile Mesta the pleasure of the speakers I’m emoy mfi cveiy minute of is (minting house David It was like a little girl in the it hut it is h u d to Me how orhangs overhead like a fourth grade who always got to derly dignified effective gov- blooding inaccurate Moses A the ernment can emerge from this thousand Gettysburg Address charming girls in read because not she did it well as a bedlam But it docs and boots are white shoit skirts for grades and a reward Rood twirling batons Every screwball A rumor routes whipping good sound hand writing in the country is here through a lobby like a hurriFor six hours a publicity man The convention opened on cane through whipped cream has been trying to get a donkey ented to surprise which time Ever yone has 'through a revolving door A even tiiej national chairman everything Tom Wallager is bursting straight from t he hor-- s mouth 'I have slacks of inside dope and in the streets We are about to The mayor of Chicago in his '1 promise not to tell it No one nominate a candid ite for the welcoming speech look a strong ndiriaie k mrmikii highest cnd most important of stand In favor of Chicago as the financial and pio fun in tire world Arid I am en dntflk'tud on h idea hanger is (he slightest duclion center of the world And of whit is going to hapjeen But ovmg it to the hilt Hell lire onvention opened I still can’t catch any one listen even both heir is an expert And now w e aie ready lur the with prayer which aeems very ling DON'T Hi slopped try to see I'll private knowledge ’ Law-icw- s e 1 ( I 0 home-buildin- old joy-'mi- alarming rate" It promised the Democrats would strive for a “$500000-00000national economy in real terms” and an Increase of 20 per cent or better in tha average standard of living nesses Ollier economic promises included: “Full parity of income" for agriculture elimination of “shackles" of the Taft Hartley Labor Act promotion of “legitimate" business and expansion of world trade The plank also promised fed- g eral aid to education Social Security greater benefits more federal aid for hospitals and medical research and a doubling of programs for development and conservation of natural resources In the field of national defense the plank promised expenditures for national defense based upon needs hut not “false economy" that saturnalia the boss has in con- - Demos Move To Slice Income Tax Jaunty Adlal wearing a green baseball type cap looked conas he arrived for meeting with Washington delegation M Butler chairman of the Democratic- National Committee called 32nd national convention to order Monday SOME OF THE delegates arm mg at decisions in this might "jeopardize our very survival” The platform drafters rlaimed the Democratic party gave this country supremacy (m the field of atomic energy But they said the present administration had taken backward steps with the exult that the United States is “lagging in the world race for mnleir power international prestige and woild markets" 1 John Steinbeck lion’s fins if you 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