Show THE OGDEN Backers Had to Smoke Out Ike Now They're Dancing (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMIN- "FRIDAY EVENING MARCH !jafropeans Would Like Ike E 21 1952 QgOBGE GALLUr PRINCETON N J— A fresh indication of General Eisenhowgeg other popularity — this time on the side of the Atlantic ocean — is revealed in an international survey which has just been completed by affiliates of the American Institute of Public Opinion It shows that the of Britain Holland Norwaypeople and Denmark think so highly of the general that they would like to see him stay on istattrope rather than try to become president of the United States And a survey Just completed In Canada finds that Canadians also pay him high tribute for the job he is doing as head of NATO However a substantial number of persons in all the countries ex-essed no opinion because of a reluctance perhaps to mix in the political affairs of another Bv Strictly Business He would not even utter the word "Republican" five months ago nor the word "Democratic" either There have been some changes The genera! is an avowed Republican now He is an active caokdl-da- te for the Republican presidential nomination in every sense Msf ring his personal appearance here on the stump Eisenhower belted Sen F hati A Taft right out of the ring la Us New Hampshire presidential The number of voter primary who wrote in the generals name ts fbls week's Minnesota primary soared WU above 100000 New Jersey is the next big personal for Eisenhower and the break there seem to be going his way New Jersey's primary takes place By LYLK I WILSON 18 WASHINGTON' (UP) — General April AH of this hat been brought Dwight D Eisenhower leaned back about by a campaign organ! ration in his big office chair and said he heeled with money but with would put duty before all other well so managers considerations in 1952 But he and many other managers as to inspire didn't aspire to be president of the the crack that it was all chiefs and United States Not Ike He already no Indian did not look like it had a big job right there where would work ItBut it has worked so he was But if duty called tar The managers have a candih mm trim He was a soldier with political sex appeal That was last November I SOW date by step Eisenhower has Step suGeneral Eisenhower then at bee- - led from his position of last preme headquarters of allied forces November to his position today and in France Gen DwifM D were 1'nnbovitT supporter tremendously encouraged by the returns from Tuesday's Minnesota primary In this dispatch the chief political writer of the r Tniifd Prew tells hew i backers have brought their candidate along slowly The writer had a personal talk with Eisenhower in Paris at a time when the movement for the general's candidacy had not gained the Momentum It received from primaries in New Hampshire and He contrasts thone Minnesota with now — when Eisenday hower supporters feel se confident they are beginning to claim O P nomirutleeV the Note dtc-- 1 'isen-howe- Europe at Rocquencourt r Cp" ©Tell Me Why s9 Anytime Blue Tango Slow Poke The Little White Cloud That Cried ef-::- $ ©Wheel of Fortune Please Mr Sun C Bermuda Tiger Rag Shrimp Boats - Dance Me Loose I Char ma r e Tulips and Heather D Brokenhearted Three Bells Be My Life's Companion D Blacksmith Blues Peter Cotton Tail Perfidia Come What May At Last! At Last! Retreat Ham bone 2 And Many Others t- -e o-face Available "45" and "71" RPM Large Selection of CHILDRENS RECORDS ' let-te- rs 119 mentioned as a possible thefing dent of ia What Do Yen Think They were asked: Denmark (Survey by Danish Institute of Public Opinion): do you think would be jTrhat for Denmark— that he remains best at his post here in Europe or that he became the American president?" Informed voters: 100 in Europe Remain 11 Holland Became president n (Survey by Netherlands Institute No opinion 38 of Public Opinion): "What is better tor our country — ' ' that Eisenhower remain in Europe In Canada the question was100put or that he becomes president of the to voters in the following form United States?" Canada Remain in Europe 40 Becomes President cn°Un Institute 10 of ouI!YeyJ5r country No difference Opinion) 12 "General Elsenhower commander Finished Before Primary No opinion 38 of the allied forces in Europe is be- These surveys Were finished a 100 short time before Republicans in New Hampshire expressed their Norway overwhelming sentiment in favor of (Survey by Norwegian Institute having the general on this side of of Public Opinion): the ocean y "As you well know General In January when Eisenhower let Eisenhower has stated he la it be known that he might be a willing to be nominated that as a canpresidential candidate the Ameri- didate in the American presidential can Institute asked a number of its election What do you think would affiliated survey organizations to be better for the people of our find out whether the people in their country— if Eisenhower stayed on respective countries thought it in his European job or if he bewould be better for them to have came president of the United General Ike remain at the head of States? NATO or become president of the Stayed in Europe 5(1 United States Became president 16 No difference or i no opinion i 28 Other irandt Water Causes Firo d 1 Miss Plimsol will nu kmdlv get rid of these plants! Congress Likely lo Boost Pay For Everybody in Uniiorm ©resi the United States In which of these Jobs do you think he would be most useful to the world as president or as allied commander'' As commander 65 As president lg - Neither No opinion vr 2 17 Viji 100 ' In addition to the five countries named above the American Institute of Public Opinion has affiliates ta Baly France Sweden Finland and Australia ' Spring Joy for Children! New SANDALS Open Tees beeSleS! Sites Conn (UP) — 100 Water was blamed for a fire which In Denmark the public was asked caused slight damage lo an apart- whether they had heard or read ment Rays of the Sun were mag- of the possibility that Eisenhower nified by a water-fillejug might run for president A total list in "We Know J heir 5ofes" WATERBURY '298 te 8 8 245 S O 95 $495 to $695 TAYLOR WRIGHT'S d WASHINGTON (AP — Every- - in lower ranks who have two or body in uniform — from buck pri- more dependents For example under the house vate to five-stgeneral — probably ar will get a pay raise before congress quits The exact amounts and the date it will begin are questions no one can answer today "But I'm pretty certain that we'll pass a bill" Chairman Rusa chairman of the sen- sell ate armed services committee told a reporter Party leaders called a closed- door conference of all Democratic senators today to discuss which bills will get early attention Majority Leader Mr Far land said the military pay bill is next on his list as soon as the senate completes action on a measure dealing with submerged coastal lands Russell said it's pretty certain the senate will not accept a pay increase voted by the house more than two months ago That called for a fiat 10 per cent boost in present base pay and food and rental allowances for more than 3Vi million persons in the army navy air force and marines Means $85f Million Annually The house bill would boost armed services payrolls by at least based on $850 million annually planned forces Russell's senate committee drastically overhauled the house bill to provide larger increases for enlisted men and officers and lesser for the generals admirals and other top brass "It's much nearer to an actual Russell increase" said of the senate bill And its annual cost is estimated at $470 million or $380 million less than the house bill Means X Per Cent Boost It would allow everybody from private to general a 3 per cent On food and boost jn base pay shelter — subsistence and quarters allowances the senate bill gives more generous treatment to those (D-G- z) oil-beari- low-ranki- cost-of-livi- nt 2276 Washington Blvd of 71 percent were aware of Pi M as his campaigners survey results so far they barely can restrain themselves from dancing in the streets The first step was a carefully maneuvered deal to obtain from Eisenhower acknowledgement that ha was a Republican He had been cagey about his politics When preparing to vote in local New York elections during his terra at Columbia university the general inquired of a trusted friend whether he had to declare himself when he Registered Informed that ha wa not required to do so Eisen-h- o a e registered as an independent So his backers bad to smoke him out That was because many persons balked at a candidate who turn up in the other party's gttpt gMgfS Along with his declaration of the Republican faith Eisenhower said be was willing to have Ma name placed in presidential primary contests and ultimately in nomination for the presidency But he said he would not Join in his friends' to obtain the nomination tat Ug Ho did not would quibble about tt not come Simply said he back to campaign That stumped his campaigners aggfPstill worries them Eisenhower seems to be sticking to it but not Hails- to firmly now as last Jan- ua: y when he made the pledge Whispered as u ranees that "Ike is back'' accompanied even fir the approximate data are a dime a dozen around Washington now and have been for some time Mc-- t of his eastern campaign manbelieve he agers and will return Jsjst now the pressure to return has eased Minnesota's write-i-n vote on top of the New Hampshire returns accomplished that But the wars are not over Two swallows do not make springtime nor do a couple of presidential primaries make a nomination Hat's popular appeal now is well He is open to the established charge however of not meeting campaign issues of the day in discussion before the face voters The general's managers doing what they can about that His speeches as a civilian educator have been culled for policy pronouncements And there were many of them Newspapers through-ou- t the country have been publishing in serial form currentshortfrom the general which ly are to appear in book formon These are more pronouncements public affair Even the queasy feeling among organization Republicans that Eisenhower would notb e a good parthe earnty man in office has had est attention of the Eisenhower-for-presidestrategists They recently published a bit from a letter Ike wrote in which he said in effect that party workers had nothing to fear from him — that he would be on their side Mfcre is what they report: Britain (Survey by British Institute of Fublic Opinion): "j Which would be better for this country— that General Eisenhower remain in his job in Europe or if he became president of the Unit-eStates?" Saaealn in Europe 45 Became president 12 No difference IT No opinion 26 To Stay on as Army Chief 2 ng hill generals and admirals would get monthly increases of from $100 to $115 whereas the senate bill would provide not more than $51 additional Under the senate bill enlisted g men ' and officers would get increases up to 30 per cent on food and rental allowances if they have two or more dependents The senate bill would up subsistence allowances for all officers now $42 a month to $54 or a $12 lower-rankin- boost Would Get Same Increases Similarly all officers drawing quarters or rental allowances would get the same dollar in creases under the bill A second lieutenant now gets $75 monthly for rental and a major general If they have one or two de$150 pendents they would get a $10 monthly increase if three or more an extra $10 or $20 a month more The senate bill provides similar rental increases for enlisted men going as high as $100 monthly for those with three or more dependents They now get $85 To get this allowance enlisted men must have dependents who are not furnished government housing and also must allot part of their pay Those in the lowest threV grades —recruits privates and private first class — must allot $40 monthly those in the next two— corporals and buck sergeants —$60 and those in the top two — master and tech sergeants — $80 to get these allowances Russell predicted that numerous amendments would be offered from the floor when the senate begins debate some to increase and others to decrease the pay boost Once the senate passes the bill a senate-hous- e conference committee must adjust differences and both ends of congress must approve that Now You Can Choose From a Complete Selection of Broad loom Carpeting GOOD QUALITY AXMINSTERS 688 998 Regularly Sq Yd lixtS RUG SIZE ONLY 142201 SAVE 61401 Thousands of all wool tufts in every square faot cushion your 18th Century and Floral step beautify your room and Scroll designs in Harmony House colors Self-col- BETTER QUALITY AXMINStERS 7 999 Regularly 1150 Sq Yd 12x15 RUG SIZE ONLY 164401 SAVE 2-p- ly tone-on-ton- FINE Millions of homes keep QUALITY WILTONS Sw9ipSypBni' 995 Regularly 1295 100 TABLET BOTTLE ONLY 7000! 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