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Show w Mf 1 dr s r -- M r y, "-- " r'V i eF f v v, '-- - r v . ,, - .v - . , '.' j! V 4 yv '.1 ' .V ' ! - r Tliemes an Old Story The Salt Lake Tribune, Sunday, Jnly CucusTenf Rally Stare Ike By James Reston New York Times Service r GETTYSBURG, PA June 30 The sad-- , dest thing in American political life is a cir cus tent rally by the party out of power. The Republicans held one here Saturday just at the moment when, t'he Kennedy r Ad-- ' ministration was in trouble for the first- time, but it was the same old story by the same old cast of characters. - - .When the Democrats were in the opposition, they had --the . same trouble developing a coherent' policy with divided leadership, and fell back, as the i Republicans did Saturday, on the same old cliches about the rascals in power and the glorious victory oh the horizon. FORMER PRESIDENT Dwight D. Eisenhower was the host at his farm Saturday and opened the meeting by recommending that his colleagues read an article entitled NEWS V.V J wuJi wW Women's 'VX. Two-Piec- e JAMAICA It persists in arguing that things should happen in the world in a way in which' they are manifestly ndt going' to happen. It is still talking primarily about the dangers .of big government and the managed economy, though it presided itself over a .very big government and a managed economy all through the Eisenhower years, t MR. EISENHOWER 1962 EXTRA SPECIAL cratic Party during the past 30 years has established its superiority. ' The style of the Republican Party, as presented here this weekend, is still defensive. l, iVlVERS , and SURFER SETS 4LONE managed to suggest Saturday that maybe something was wrong with the party and that perhaps the whole thing should, be analyzed in the light of present circumstances, but his only contribution to this analysis, other than recommending ways, was to identify the GOP with the business interests of the country and suggest that business men get more, actively into politics. ' . What is surprising about tills is that Mr. Eisenhower himself is the living symbol of a winning Republican style. He is now talking like a Hoover conservative, but that was not the way he won the Republican nomination in 1952 and finally reign of the Demoput an end to the crats. He was the darting of the Republican liberals when he returned from Europe 10 years ago Saturday. He was fighting for the nomination against the Me Sen, Robert A. Taft and the Republican conservatives, who were led, by .the way, by the same Sen. Dirksen and Rep. Halleck. 20-ye- ANALYSIS IR-Ohi- "Is Republicanism A Losing Cause?, by Max Ways in the July Issue of Fortune Magazine, but the rest of the meeting was in striking contrast with the writers analysis of the Republican problem. WAYS ARGUED FOBi BETTER GOP organization and particularly for a better political style and more carefully analyzed and articulated Republican programs, but this is precisely the catalogue of requirements the meeting avoided. It was dominated by the same figures: Gen. Eisenhower, former Vice President Richard M. Nixon, Sen. Everett McKinley Dirksen and Rep. Charles A. Hah, leek ( R ind.) Tand by the same tired wise! cracks about the Harvard boys around Mr. Kennedy, the power grab in the White House, and the natural alliance of business knd Republicanism. (R-HL- ), ' THERE IS MORE to politics than a set of principles, wrote Ways. Voters, are- - sensitive to the competing styles of political parties, and it is in .style that the Demo A-Su- . THIS WAS NOT TO emphasize partisanit, not to come out ship but to against evefything the other party was doing, but to take the best out of it, promise to administer if. more, efficiently attractive new face at the head of the ticket. On this formula, he swept to the two remarkable victories. and-.put.- THERE WAS NO EVIDENCE in burgh Saturday, however, that this lesson has been learned by the GOP. If anything, it sounded more conservative and looked more in the hands of the old leaders than it did 10 years ago. Top fashion styles in solids and gay patterns. Designed to get you "in the swim" in ' Ring Bells July 4, Rep. Roosevelt Urges WASHINGTON, June 30 churches ring their bells Crews b HIS STYLE THEN WASto argue that his party had to come into the modern wortd, accept change, no matter how painful, and devise modern programs to meet it. In the process, Mr. Eisenhower showed his party how a regional party, with little natural support in the South or the urban North, could win. for Rep. James Roosevelt five minutes at 11:55 a.m. on suggested . on the the Fourth of July to remind HoUse floor Saturday that all Americans of their freedom. VJ To Pocket More Money (UPI) .) By Associated Press WASHINGTON, June 30 .The Navy, trying to hold onto highly skilled enlisted men, will start next week to double the extra pay given to sailors manning Polaris missile-firin- g submarines, HEW! -- fine, figure flattering attire. Or just be lazy in the sun you'll get plenty of compliments in any one of these smart suits. Find stretchable nylons, all cottons with elasticized Inserts, new- low bocksl - All have the inner control you want, of course! Come early get first lots of bounce, lots of comfort fn these versatile canvas oxfords. Ma chine washable for added freshness. Long wearing soles. Colors! choice! THE BOOST IN proficiency pay from $30 to $60 a month also will go to enlisted men serving on other types of ar-powered subs and filling such critical jobs as missile ; technician. This pro pay is over and above regular pay and allowances and is one of a number of devices used by the Navy to make career service more attractive. SHOP AND SAVE MONDAY AND TUESDAY! nucle- I Navy officials said they expect to ask permission to -- raise skill pay to $90 a month. These officials said a real and serious problem facing the Navy is the retention on active duty of those men who have had long specialized training and have special skills, largely acquired in the , Navy. After these men are trained, they become very attractive to industry and we find it difficult to compete to hold them in the Navy, one official said. JI lojiaay sj MOW! IF WE COULD retain sufficient numbers of trained personnel, futifre'training requirements and future manning problems would be reduced drastically. Until now, the Navy has 'been able to get 14 pen cent, at most, of any skilled group to reenlist. The Navy began recruiting its major nuclear sub manpower force five years ago. . EXTRA SPECIAL - EXTRA . Men accepted for that duty must sign up for at least six years. Thus, the Navy may not know for at least another year how sedous a problem It lm in keeping Its nuclear submariner filled with qualified men. MEN'S BETTER SOHD, UtahfLargest and friendliest Savings Institution jPnidential ederal avmgs ' FIGHT NOW, the Polaris sib force numbers only 9 out of 26 U.S. nuclear submarines in Commission. The others are attach types tnd One guided missile craft i Hikes Travel Pay WASHINGTON, June 30 (.P) President Kennedy has signed into law a bill increas. JPff.the maximum daily traygl allowance for military personnel from $12 to $16. The bill waS passed by the Senate June 25. It had cleared the House Sept 21, 1S6L f " special! 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