Show - TrowompailwallowliwsWPQVme - — s s 1954- - J II L3111 SATURDAY 4 - - i1 '' i'i I - The SaltlAke Tribune Saturday July $I i l' 1 1 : I" 1 I iIi 4 t i Ike Pulls Political 'Twist A -- Grin and Bear It Br "The objectivres of the ' : 410111 011CD 4041 feet - gctrivt — --T PiAmmal CO :'' Me- e 1 Fos -- - NUE R ibtFin cAWAL101 si voiseittNEI rwe' s -- - DOC! - Q s a otessiam i able Sometimes they are" t S46 1 ' i? ' 1 In 1952 he supported the late re"77 s Sen Robert A Taft of Ohio for 10404 ' Ss' 11107:kal t he Republican presidential ss s10St 'i4'''-s President replied: nomination He is closely identit tL 2: eiti:tit-I: -- "I look forward with andel- fied with Sen Everett Dirksen 01 4Vi:l ' 4 s ''11140001' pation to greeting you on Jan 3 1(4---- III) who was a Taft leader Al 0 ts-- ss' 4 Meek's opponent is Sen Paul as the junior Unita(' States sen- tst At k 11 Ss ss stsss-- srsa ator from Illinois" Douglas Democrat whose voting record has been in sup91"4'p''' r'41 ! 1' 1- This was the most surprisport of New Deal and Fair Deal 4 1 o 4:y1'1'413i 1i- ing turn the President's ap- programs Douglas taking note L1-4 e''""calr-tstiss'ij' t proach to politics has taken of Meek's differences with the 04: I'11has Eisenhower said: program ' Until recently he had been "I am proud that our party has reluctant to lend personal sup:' $' the President when supported s a port to individUal candidates he was right even when his own v He gradually has modified this ran out on him" Ace for the stated purpose of advanc- party tb-- 71 t- THE OSTENSIBLE occasion ing his legislative program J Only a week ago a spokesman for Meek's letter is the Presifor the Citizens Committee for dent's engagement to attend the "No other company can match our record gentlemen Eisenhower said that group Illinois State Fair at Spring125000 of our customers have already collected double their would not indorse the candidacy field on Rep u blican Day " money back of Meek and would not con- AugA tribute to his campaign It would support only those candi- WASHINGTON ROUNDUP dates who have supported the Eii senhower program the spokesman said Ii 13 N 'i - rt stss a ' - ' i t sdr S's-N- 1441-- - 1- k Stfts) " ? force IN t t st sS 1 k ' ' It I i 9- ' — - Gratitude Vote Proposed for Mac rthur MEEK PRIOR to his letter to WASHINGTON July 30 (UP) the President dated July 23 had walked a line between the phil- - —The House Armed Services osophies of President Eisenhow-e'- ' F r 1 d ay recom- er and Sen Joseph R McCarthy Committee (R Wis) He a "no label hero of two Arthur publican" He differed with the Presi- - world wars The committee approved a dent on foreign aid which he called -- foreign giveaway pro- grams" he differed with him IL Mendel Rivers (D S C) cornon the Bricker Constitutional 'mending the veteran warrior for Amendment which would have this "unsurpassed service to his nation curbed presidential treaty-mak- Speaker Joseph W Martin Jr ing powers Since he has no record in' said it will be taken up by the public office Meek can be iden- - 'House next week Ile said no tilled politically only by his Opposition is expected Such — legislation expresses the sense of Congress and does not require the President's signature Martin said there is no basis for reports that Congress will make MacArthur a "general of the armies" before the end of the session THURMONT MD 4414 30 (RI Only the late Gen John J —President Dwight D Eisenhas held this title alPershing comhower encountered an old several five-sta- r gen- though rade in arms unexpectedly while erals—MacArthur himself is motoring to his Catoctin Moun- one—have had the title of "gentain lodge Friday and they got eral of the Army" together for a luncheon reunion The friend is retired Gen Aalone Raps Stassen Robert Littlejohn who was WASHINGTON July 30 chief quartermaster in Eisenhower's European Theater com- Sen George W Malone M Nev) jokingly suggested rnand during World War II and his wife who day that the passport of Harold have a faun near here were Stassen director of the Foreign driving along the highway a Operations Administration ben tew miles south of Thurmont !canceled to halt Stassen's globe-heEisenhower's car passed !girding trips "Of course there is a dispute them - - about whether it would be bet- - Conn) proposed Friday the ter to cancel Stassen's passport United States present to France while he is in this country or a Statue of Liberty as a ges ' r when it's cold outside tots are warm inside their i suits nylon "Illl igloo"snow ' Lf1-- poniC - i i I 1! 1 898 ' - lot6 Eisenhower and Rhee affirmed their determination to work' to"to gether in close attain our common objectives" regarding Korea But there was no evidence Rhee had been able to achieve American backing for his frank proposall to launch a "counterattack" eventually against Com— munist China The details on the U S agree ment to build South Korean forces came from a person who declined use of his name The communique said the military and economic advisers of both nations will continue their talks after Rhee departs for New York Saturday morning It added: "We reiterate our Int 1 I 30 WASHINGTON : July (UP)—The Army issued a call Moreno introduced a r2soluFriday for 23000 draftees in lion to provide money to erect October the same number and maintain a similar statue called in each of the three :on a French site to ba chosen preceding months by the French government --- -Before that calls had been MAO men a month Defense More Heat Seen officials have said draft calls WASHINGTON July 30 (UP) will remain at current levels —The Weather Bureau said Friat least through next June 30 day temperatures for the next The Octoher call will bring 130 will average above norto 1789430 the number of maldays western over the men drafted since the start of and in the third of nation the the Korean war All but 81430 Middle and North Atlantic went to the Army They were states inducted by the Marines It added in its regular forecast that rainfall will be Urges French Gift subnormal over the western WASHINGTON July 30 (Al— half where many areas Rep Albert P Moran° (RIfering from severe diatth ' -- — President Meets Old Friend at Mountain Lodge ' ' s ki i - sun-bake- 1 '''''-- y asuf WASHINGTON July 30 (UP) Republican leaders agreed Friday to give the House another chance to act on a bill to raise the mailman's pay They predicted it will pass Speaker JOseph W Martin Jr (Mass) said no effort will be made to head off a "discharge petition" enabling the hills backers to force a vote Aug 9 - : MARTIN SAID the measure' undoubtedly will be called up on that date and probably will pass More than half of the House's members have signed the discharge petition The decision makes it almost certain Congress will have to remain in session another week! 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