Show 1 (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINE- SUNDAY MORNING APRIL 3A R 13 1952 Ike Stresses Teamwork Ho 'Glory Hopper WASHINGTON (AP) — British names She didn't like nicknames to play football at the Point His Prime Minister Winston Churchill and she was fearful David Dwight gridiron career came to a close when his leg was broken In playonce turned to Gen Dwight D inevitably would be "Dave" couldn't ing Tufts college Mother Eisenhower Eisenwer and said in good When young Eisenhower came avoid nicknames that easily All slang: "What I like about you Ike is of her sons at one time or an- out of West Point as a second other became known as "Ike" — lieutenant he was 25 years old— you ain't no glory hopper" older than the average He told and the name stuck to Dwight remark Churchill meant by this Abilene days his family he was convinced that In those early that he liked the way Eisenhower -had been content to let others get father David Eisenhower worked because of his age he'd never be a roriit for the elories of victory in creamery The boys tended more than a colonel which the allied forces were win garden took care of the chickens Missed World War I sold eggs milked the family cow Ike didn't get into World war ning in World war II Since then a great many Amer- delivered chickens and vegetables I The army kept him at home and icans have come to like Ike Some and worked on neighboring farms after the war he began the usual of them like him so well they Learns to Fry Egg tours of army duty He married want him to be the next presitook turns getting up at Miss Mamie Doud and they had They dent of the United States dawn to build the kitchen fire and a son Jonn who now is Major The first faint indication of Eis- get breakfast started That's when Eisenhower (Ike is a grandfather enhower's political appeal came Ike learned to fry eggs and make too with three grandchildren more than eight years ago with vegetable soup and lamb stew Dwight David II Barbara Anne sounded in a single at the 2 and Susnan born last year was quite a house-ful- l It New York City It's hard to say when EisenEisenhower place There were ArIt came from the American Le- thur and Edgar and hower first caught the eyes of his and Dwight gion's tank corps Post No 715 Earl and Roy and Milton who superiors and convinced them he which went on record boosting Ike now is president of Pennsylvania was worth watching As far back as a presidential candidate regard- State college Roy a Junction City as 1922 Maj Gen George Pat-td- n less of his policies This was in Kansas farmer died in 1942 A — of World war II fame — recSept 1943 after the allied con- seventh son died in infancy ommended young Major Eisenhowquest of North Africa and Sicily they er as his choice for an executive Neighbors have recalled and during the invasion of Italy were well-knclan officer post" a when Ike's popularity was running like most other Eisenhower earned a reputation fam high who are neither rich nor poor as a tank expert From 1935 to 1940 ilies Few people at home took much On Sundays the boys cranked a he served as chief of staff to Gen notice at the time But the news big freezer ice Douglas MacArthur then planning full of home-mad- e startled the general when it was cream They swam in Mud creek the defenses for the Philippines relayed to him through an aide at and Smoky Hill river hunted Some military men believe Ike bis headquarters in Algiers school and got his first big break in the way to went baseball played Capt Harry Butcher the aide in had their troubles he handled troop maneuvers in his "My Three Years With Eisen Ida Eisenhower saw to it that Louisiana in 1941 At any rate he hower" quotes the general each of the boys had his own gar- attracted the attention of Gen "Baloney! Why can't a simple den plot They could plant what George Marshall then U S army out soldier be left alone to carry wished and keep their earn- chief of staff His rise to five-sta- f his orders? And I furiously object they Ike specialized in sweet corn general after that was spectacuto the word 'candidate' — I ain't ings he has said "Some years I lar but and won't" made a killing on early cucum- Advocated Cooperation But somewhere along the line bers" During the war years EisenEisenhower changed his mind Liked History Mathematics hower drummed continually on the Something impelled him to permit In high school Ike showed a theme of allied cooperation He his name to be entered in the for history and mathematics felt it was the key to winning the big race for the Republican pres- liking historian predicted he war and he never stopped hamThe class idential nomination He now wears a teacher of history mering on the subject the hat of Candidate Eisenhower would become a out turned It pretty fair predicThey tell one story of an Ameras well as the cap of General Eis although Eisenhower has ican officer sent 'home by Eisenenhower — commander of the al- tion hower for fighting with his Britlied forces in western Europe — made more history than he has ish opposite in Ike's headquarters and the nation is taking a new taught As the story goes Ike called was a big Ike boy and look at the appeal he was graduated at 18 in the American and told him: general when background of the five-sta- r was nothing in his record "I don't mind your differences of There who came from the plains of Kan- to he would become one of opinion I am not angry because hint sas commanders in Amer- you Struck him I didn't object the greatest A lot of people in this country ican For a time when you called him an SOB military and Europe still think Ike came he helped hishistory worked as But when you called him a Britfather from German stock which migrat a fireman and refrigeration plant ish SOB — that was too much" ed to this country in recent years helper and did odd jobs on the At war's end Eisenhower beBut he didn't His family came to farms around Abilene lieved the United States could get Amer the America lone before almost got Ike instead along with the Russians After The ican Revolution—in 1732 to be of the navy army He received an ap- meeting Russia's Marshal Goergi precise pointment to the U S naval acad- K Zhukov Ike said the "Russians Was Born in Texas emy only to find he would be too are very friendly and I am conbut old— 21 —when the school term vinced they want peace and a in settled Pennsylvania They in later years David and Ida Eis- opened So he went to the U S chance to develop themselves just enhower went to Denison Texas military academy to join the class the same as all the rest of us" to seek their fortune and that's of 1915 But it wasn't many years before Ike wasn't brilliant in his West the "where Ike was born on Oct 14 general was saying the best 1890 The family later moved to Point studies although he finished formula dealing with the Ruswas of his class sians is: for"Firmness in the upper third Abilene Kans where Ike a raised and the place he calls home But he did make a strong impres- sense of humor —and patience your keep who of his on her instructors one had sion Mother Ida Eisenhower Texas-borson baptized David noted in his record: "Born to com- powder dry" Wide Friendly Grin That's the mand" Eisenhower Dwight Most people think of Ike as a famwas considered For a time Ike way his name is listed in the man with a homely face which halfback one the of best reversed she the Later Bible big prospects ily mid-wester- THE OGDEN Cheery Smile Well Known by NATO Navy Almost Got Him Revolutionary MONITOR PRESTOMAT n mm 6TIMES FASTER j tub-thum- THM p hard-workin- it g mid-wester- n raw-bone- d vote-gettin- g IHTIC Yfcd of the North Atlantic General Dwight D Eisenhower who has resigned as military commander-in-chie- f Treaty Organization forces effective June 1 waves a familiar friendly greeting as he leaves in his car for a staff meeting at SHAPE near Paris Behind him is his aide-dcamp Colonel Paul T Carroll Eisenhower is expected to return to the United States June 4 to make a personal campaign for the Republican nomination for president e — splits easily into a wide friendly grin That grin has become his trademark But Ike can be cold and hard when the occasion calls for it Such an occasion was the ceremony at Rheims in May 1945 when Col Gen Gustaf Jodl chief of staff of the German army came to sign the surrender of the German army A reporter in Europe questioned one of Ike's commanders about talk that Eisenhower was merely "chairman of the board" in the allied setup and his generals really ran the show The commander replied: "Ike runs it and if you don't think so when you first arrive you damn soon find out" Eisenhower has had his dark hours of decision when the lives of thousands of men were at stake He has said these decisions were "sometimes a little Sent Paratroops Early Such a Jime was when he decided to send paratroopers into France ahead of the invasion forces — a move that some of his lieutenants believed would be suicidal It succeeded Another was the decision to launch the invasion of France channel across a storm-lasheThat worked too In the postwar years Eisenhow er remained in me puDiic eye through his jobs as army chief of staff president of Columbia uni n ld place in England where the open field system of farming still goes on Antiquarians can't agree wheth- s er the Celts or the invented it — any time up to 1500 years ago Each farmer's land is divided into small strips scattered over huge unfenced fields That was the universal farming method in this country when the Normans came in 1066 William the Conqueror claimed all the land for himself and distributed the villages with their open fields to feudal overlords — who thus became the lords of the manors That setup died out nearly everywhere in England some hundreds of years ago but for reasons no one has been able to discover many of the changes passed Lax-toby The villagers still are dealing with a lord of the manor — as they've been dealing ever since they got their first Norman overlord Geoffrey Alselin in 1086 Growing Same Crops They still are growing the same simple crops by rotation in the fields surrounding the village — just as they have been doing for hundreds of years Some 25 farmers rent strips of land from Earl Manvers in the big fields The strips' vary in size averaging about three acres Each man's strips are scattered so that he has some good land" some of the poor Everyone grows the same crops— autumn wheat in one field pulse in the second The remaining field is left fallow so that each big field gets a rest every three years Tenants may run 20 sheep in the fallow field Medieval Survival The Dovecote the village pub is the scene of the annual court leet a medieval survival The court leet out of which trial by jury in the English-speakin- g world developed has the job of seeing that the open fields are farmed properly The 13 man jury is summoned Anglo-Saxon- n 300-acr- e days warning" When they get the warning tenant farmers look to their strips on the wheat field to see their land is cjean an(j that no earth has been thrown up on the adjoining dykes the strips of permanent grassland on which the village hay is raised On jury day the jury of 13 plus a steward representing the lord of the manor walk over the huge field noting the names of May Release Delegates CHICAGO (UP) — Gov Earl Warren of California said yesterday that if he drops out of the running at the Republican national convention he will release his delegates to "go the way of their own conscience" He said he might suggest for whom they should vote in such case but he said it would be up to them Wash (AP) — An air force lieutenant was killed Fri- bomb- day in a plunge from a er that was coming in for a land-- ! ing The air force said has para-- ! chute apparently popped open as he was checking the landing gear pulling him out and hurling him against the side of the plane B-3- 6 Say Plane Overloaded NEW YORK (UP) — The 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