Show e r 'Nq One Has a Cinch' 'My Chances Improving' ' L Stassen Pulls No Punches inHis Bid for the Presidency PHILADELPHIA (AF)— Harold Stassen shuttling back and forth across the country In plane train auto is pulling no punches in or tne Presidency of the "J W United States by aappoinknent of the late jent VaPKVu o R2osevlt' as lerence tht wrote the United tiona charter In 1943 Presi-4-forceme- nt E bSIS In his speeches tffi in casual before- mnnmmrmt his candi- Whn dacy again last December Stassen d as a "forward looking program" to end h dMriocratlc - c°" mmmmmmmmm Stassen declare the b7g task "of the Republican party is to end "the present misrule of our nation s gov- - rule uea ror: a new foreign that would defeat Com- P°V munism with a world war a solid American aoixar on a new gold standard: an honest efficient economical administration: peace labor and capital lower taxes Stassen was one of the organizers of the Minnesota Young Republican and in 1938 he says ha got tne- bigiicst break of his earlff With the aid of the Young Republican leagues he beat I theFarmer-Labo- r regime that had conrolled the state for 10 yearsfar governorship He was in 1948 mu& four again in 1942 He resigned how-evmonths after the term began to join the navy He jaenr service in the Pacific with Admiral William F Halsey Jr Aa active Baptist and a Mason Stassen is married and has two children — Kathleen 10 and Glenn 18 d Be prefers dark suits and likes plain "meat and potatoes'' meals with pumpkinlJftj ht favorite dessert He Haa Sharp Memory ernment" And he adds that it is the Stas- - liberal" one — that will do it Since 1946 publicly and per-ha- p voar before that privately Stassen has wanted to be pMg dent He makes it clear that he believes he is the man who in '52 can regain the White House for the Republicans for the first time since 1932 At-faback as 1943 — when fee VMS only 36 — there was talk that Stassen then governor of Minnesota would be a good presidential candidate He joined the navy la 1944 — while on in the Pacific war zones — he duty waa supported at the Republican convention as son" of his home stale Stassen hustled far and wide but failed in his determined bid to win the Republican presidential nomination in 1948 His failure waa not for lack of trying: he probably was the most traved candidate to the hustings In the 1948 nomination race he said he felt the way to defeat the Democratic Truman administration waa to take the fight directly to the people everywhere And he did with 20 full months of intensive campaigning seeking the support of young men and young women and all independent voters Nation la Today hustling as ever he is g the nation butagain tonholing Gop leaders big and smalL Stassen is president of the University of Pennsylvania (on leave) and makes his home in the Chestnut Hill section of Philadelphia HU HjatC ties however remain witW Minnesota where he was born and served three times as governor He 8 us? a navy officer from tearing aa a lieutenant command er and retiring aa a captain He waa detached from naval duty to serve - r "geV-ori- Harold E Staaaen former governor of Minnesota and Republican candidate far presidency believe the July 7 G O P convention will badeadlocked over Robert A Taft and General Dwifht D like) ElsenHe hopes to be the compromise choice saying: 'My ' j 'lift steadily improving — no one ha a etneh" With His Family ed er te 1943-194- -- 'tllr'' £B sHK P1 ggjj j For Your Convenience C C ANDERSON'S FURNITURE & APPLIANCE STORE OPEN MONDAYS Stassen has said he believes delegates to the Republican convention opening July 7 in Chicago will be deadlocked over Taft and Eisenhower — and he hopes to be the compromise choice "lly chances are steadily Improving" he said "No one has a cinch" Special ANNOUNCEMENT TO SERVE OUR CUSTOMERS BETTER Ogden's Leading Home Furnishing Stores Will Be Open his leg had to shoo him he cost me plenty too! afn- - (Beginning March 22nd) stitl worth money if you sell the carcass He's toUtahByrVoducts they pick up and pay highest FOR WINDOWS DOORS AND PORCHIS PATIOS For Free estimates PHONS prices! a A 37 136 HOME IMPROVEMENT CO - 31 SS JACKSON AVI Coupon Worth $3 00— On to Customer I N AMR SohLoke Cry a Phone — Logon 49 — Garland 195 Ogoen Aiii4t Vuh H it and TaRour Co Spanish Fork 8 S — Heber Cry 57J — Uhl 216 4-- Republican presidential candidate is shown above son filenn Harold as he lonk their of the t'ni verity of Pennstivania and launched Stassens have another child Kathleen It "I'm in the race nntil It's over" said Stassen I E very Monday Evening TILL We ore always in the market for dead and useless cows sheep and hogs Call any of the numbers listed below: Harold E Stassen with his wife and leavo ei dlWddent his campaign The vmm 9 st r My 9 PM UNTIL HAS THIS HAPPENED TO YOU? horse broke ReKable Furniture Co ' 1 Addroat I ! 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