Show THfi Ike's Forces Hurrying for 'Beachhead' OGDIN (UTAH) 3A STANDARD-EXAMINE- R THURSDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 7 1952 Probers Hear Clique Runs Coast Tax Offices t Here's Where King Died SAN FRANCISCO Feb 7 (UP) The King congressional subcommittee retired behind closed doors today to study indications that a political clique controlled operation of the San Francisco internal revenue office Witnesses already have testified that members of the clique bypassed civil service in advancing to the local bureau's heirarchy and solicited contributions from "liquor dealers and cabarets" for a employes' welfare fund It was renorted Dentin- fni Thomas J Ooolan author of the bill of particulars would be one witness called into the closed session today He will be a witness tomorrow when public sessions are resumed The sessions yesterday were highlighted by testimony from two of the Oklahoma City Ok la tax office centered about information in the bill of particulars which led to Smyth's indictment t Stikeleather was assigned to the local office Sept 27 to check its accounts after Swyth and five aides were suspended Dates Back to 1944 Frank indicated the roots of San Francisco's tax scandal existed as far back as 1944 when the welfare fund was established during the days of former tax collector Harold Berliner The treasury investigator told the subcommittee headed by Rep Cecil R King that the fund was continued under Smyth's until abandoned in government investigators that the administration office's top command was ''uni- 1948 formly incompetent" and that former Collector James G Smyth Need Help now ousted and under federal indictment was appointed despite three unfavorable reports on him by treasury intelligence agents Alcoholic 'ncKmom Testimony by William E Frank Hefpacf U special treasury investigator and Phmnm Horace H Stikeleather supervisor WRITI P O BOX 1215 8 OCDIN of accounts and collector in charge By the Associated Press Eisenhower - for president forces are stepping up their fight to win politics! beachhead for the gen- There were these developments: 1 Seven speakers from congress and elsewhere will begin moving into New Hampshire next week to boom Gen Dwight D Eisenhower for that state's 14 degelates - ! 49 special purchase! 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Nylon Taffeta for fit for wear Mat-Arthu- (R-M- Previously committee - C§skf Counsel Adrian Dewind had quoted from the grand jury bill of particulars an item which claimed money for the fund was solicited from "brewers liquor dealers bookies houses of prostitution and others with potential income tax problems Frank likened the to that of a motorist whooperation tries to on the good side of an officer get by buying a ticket to the policeman's ball ed to the G O P presidential nominating convention ?: Gov John Lodge of Connecticut publicly came out for Eisenhower and announced he is going on a speaking tour of Florida Mississippi and Louisiana 3 Louisiana Eisenhower backers feuding with supporters of Sen Taft of Ohio are seeking io force the G O P state central committee to certify the returns of the Jan 15 party primary in which Eisenhower supporters won the majority of seats In Washington 4 evidence mounted that the general's supporters are building up pressure for him to return home and help get the bandwagon rolling 5 Eisenhower still has a 5 to 3 edge over Taft in Oklahoma but Taft picked up two more delegates to the G O P national conven- yesterday in the struggle for 8on 16 klahoma's representatives Gen Douglas has one one is still uncommittted and six more are to be elected Sen Brewster however wasn't too impressed with all the "I like Ike" activity He predicted that if present political trends continue Taft will have the G O P nomination "sewed up" within a lew weeks a candi Sen Kerr da if for the Democratic presidential nomination if President Truman doesn't run said MacArthur la supposing Tift in an effort to prevent the Republicans from nominating Eisenhower But all the political news wasn't co mined to the general and Taft: With Truman's plans still a mys said he tery Sen Russell deeply appreciates the suggestion by Gov James F Byrnes of South Carolina that Russell be a presidential candidate But he ducked commitment at this any direct ' time Sen Nixon said Pres-gtaTruman has given the California Democratic state committee permission to run delegates pledged to him for the Democratic national convention The senator did not reveal the source of his information At one time the fund contained as much as flOOOO Frank said and no records were kept of how the money was spent for e) Now in a new wash-abilit-y collection of brassieres by (D-Okl- a) (D-G- a) f) nt Russians Brief On Kfennan Selected As Moscow Envoy WASHINGTON Feb 10-wo- rd Scouts Own Half of Dog WRENTHAM Mass 7 Feb (UP) The mascot of a local Boy Scout troop is half of a bloodhound Of course it's really a whole dog but the troop right now only owns half of him The blood hounds owner gave the- - Scouts half of the animal the troop to be given full ownership only after proving that the dog would be treated with kindness — (AP) — 7 President Truman today nominated George K Kennan author of 'the ftgurrtm frets policy of "containment" of Russian communism to be ambassador to Moscow Kennan state department expert on Russia who wrote out his Russian policy under the name of "Mr X" was nominated to succeed Adm Alan G Kirk Kirk's resignation ' was effective yesterday King's Death MOSCOW Feb 7 (UP) — Soviet newspapers reported the death of King George VT today in a dispatch inside all the principal newspapers Another dispatch covered the proclamation of Queen Elizabeth II There were no photographs and HO comment The Soviet press followed a precedent set earlier in reporting the deaths of royalty — for example the death of King Gustav of Sweden and the death of Britain's George V The Russian conception of news differs materially from that of western newspapers A two or three line factual report of the death of fajgajfgners is considered sufficient maidenform 0 This is an airview of Sandringham the country estate in England showing the big house (background) where King George VI died in his sleep early yesterday The church on the estate with flag at half staff is in the foreground NaW - J FEEDS as mash SCRATCH Tm 4" aairiey) eoagarr?' 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