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'' "r 1 wool Continued From Page One ' iv - --- in- '- ' ' 1111'1 4 - - '0 Chicago Tribune ServiCe upon your distinguised career Few men In our country's history have been privileged to serve the na- tion In so- - many important capacities asjiave you and certainly none has done so with greater brilliance and devotion - t k " ' ib - I creasing declaration or implication or by or by acquiesappeasement cence' or by joint statements with ioreign officials can 'coinmit the American people to foreign nations without the speeine consent of the elected representatives of Congress" r ( 1 - - - -- - ' ' ' k t's "I wish I could be 'present to WASHINGTON Aug 1k - Join in the ceremony to honor President Dwight D Eisenhow- you but I know that what I er Tuesday sent 80th birthday have just stated and what all of anniversary greetings to former us Americans feel in our hearts President Herbert Hoover ex- will be far more eloquently expressing the pride of the Repub- pressed by others present than do May you lican Party and the- - natiott in I could hopit-to Hoover's long record of service have many more years of happiness and health andma to the country y we The letter ' sent to the former continue to have the &pent of president at his West Branch ' your counsel and judgtitent" State Secretary John Foster Ig birthplace said In part: "As you celebrate your 80th Dulles led the Cabinet in exbirthday this August tenth I pressing public birthday greet- - -' ' ' 00 " ----- nn:Nsk — -- - m- ' 4 - Eisenhower Birthday Letter Hoover High Praise Offers - — - 11 1 ' -- - ' il 1 t t - : ' 14 ' 47' -'" — -- ?0 1 ' ' - ' ' ' i'Ap-- rOth - ' ' ' -- - 1 " I i ' - ' i 4 i1 ' w ' " s -- 4 a '' :vas in'tr gt?t 1!tirrititlVP1411t1t ' PrtOletoriot-- - ‘‘k- : 04 tmsv:mmo000mmosy00uNmtm ' k t the dowaLlviuch spread' the world I have no regrets itself out across the grassy The consequences have proved field that faced- the star-thI ras right° spangled cornstalk decorated Hoover was equally indignant dais issue" he said "is whether the President through look anew and with every admiration "The-lea- t--- man” a familiar term in the t early days of the Roosevelt ad ministration ' characterizing the ! ° "common man" a!'cousin of the t: ' YIliklye?m170f4 iot 114111Ple we cOtild braig lasting ivicelo IVAltipvirahmiqoarAdaprtAWF - stat ' ! lip 4t - '44i 1 -- '' :Wilt - '1 14 $ -' e ' - ' IFL ''- - -)1: v I - 4 1- 0 ::':':' cAhpo" i i T -- e'" istn "the 'welfare and "fuzzy"planned economy" minded" liberal& - He decried the "Century of the' common ' N Arf 43- t – 114k i) A 4 ii- ' ? V h n - - ' 11" '' 11j ri s s ir r I ' - -1-- : 7 P ' ' o''''''-'-- ' '' 0 said "but he will not Continued From Page One t i President‘ ligion State University ' recalled Heaver that ' in '"lie is an Influence 'which June 1941 he the that urged will be: felt as long as the U S stand aloof and "allow rememhirsthe ' things those two dictatera (Hitler which have made it great" re- - and Stalin) le exhaust each 'marked homespun President ether "I stated that the result of our Virgil M ''Rancher of the State ' - assistance would be to spread formal introthe 'duunictionsit1:in- communism over the whole Refreshed by a nap in a care- - world I urged that if we stood - I 1 ' ts - ' - A ' Hoovér Blames Demosfer Red Peril - A — - ‘ s is - ) - 0' T c "1 ' ' t i 1954 114 August - i''f:k ' kf I By Lic'hiy- ' - Tr- 11 sssi ' I - - It I— : - - s - Salt Lake — H - diomo''' 'm - t 4 49-4- 66-2- 1 64 The bill as cleared by the Senate was regarded as an outstanding victory for Secretary Bensofi-I- t retarnecTin prin tiple his objective of flexible price supports by fixing supports under wheat cotton cornpeanuts and rice at from 90 per cent of parity Parity is the legal standard calculated to give farmers a fair return for their product's in relation -- " 82to 1 - the senate ors-Minin- - West Senators Solid In Support of Bill 8) ifig---- Think About Heat When It's Hot! 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