Show Army To Honor GenClarkWho Served 36 Years in Glory and in Controversy Ike Promises It 0A THS OC DSN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINE- Friday Evening Oct- - SO 1953 To Campaign GOP Happy (AP)— President Eisenhower’s promise to do some campaigning appeared to have satisfied most Republicans today that they will have ample White House help in next year’s battle for control of Congress Eisenhower said a week ago he wasn’t going to use the presidency as an - agency in partisan elections Yesterday be told his news conference that to say ‘he wasn’t interested in retaining a GOP Congress was like saying he had no interest in drawing his next breath While he stuck to his statement he won’t campaign for individuals he said in response to questions he likes posing for pictures with candidates may pat some of them on the back and will do his part within bounds to publicize the GOP record Sen Knowland of California the Republican floor leader said that is about all anybody could expect the President to do “Nobody expects him to go out ringing door bells” Knowland observed Sen Duff (R-P- a ) one of the first to back Eisenhower for the presidency last year said that so far as they go the President’s plans are fine “But I think he will find as time goes on that he is going to have to dig deeper than that” Duff added GOP National Chairman Leonard W Hall confined his public comment to the observation that the President’s statement was “entirely satisfactory to me” Some other party members said privately that Eisenhower’s avowed dislike for purely political activities might dissolve somewhat in the face of an expected strong Democratic threat to take over Congress WASHINGTON I M j &t 1 ft pjriJwrwr tr'trsM®' Tf w K-rr"- a i ajrsjrwK?' r— flUi it's Little but Mighty Grant Goodfellow Grand Rapids Mich garage how his working model steam threshing engine will pull alautomobile most 50 times its weight as it moves a The engine weighs 100 pounds and is complete down to the smallest detail — — owner-demonstrate- 4750-poun- s d Kapell One of 19 Air Victims Almost Stopped Off in Hawaii SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — “The only survivors here are res- cuers” That’s how Coast Guard Chief Wilson Jennings described by radio the grim' scene 25 miles south of here yesterday where a British - Commonwealth Pacific Airlines DCS crashed and burned killing I all 19 aboard the 11 passengers were William Kapell 31 brilliant New ' YorkAmong concert pianist returning from an Australian tour a —— Austrialian boy KapeH almost decided to stop over at Honolulu He changed his mind however and continued on the flight to death who Kapell leaves a widow and two young LOS ANGELES (AP) — Dr children was of Behavior “Sexual Kinsey’s Anto Los going the Human Female” was more record to geles demoralizing to American sonatas He was - troops in Korea than Red propbooked for a full aganda says John Moriey a lec-- ’ concert Season Including appearwho returned turer recently ances with the Chicago and San from the Orient The Kinsey report Moriey Francisco Symphony orchestras said at a civic meeting yester- Two Hostesses Killed Two of the eight crew memday told 200000 Americans overseas that “one out of every bers were hostesses four Amican wives has been The ship was only two minutes unfaithful” from San Francisco Airport on c its journey from Sydney Australia by way of Honolulu It crashed into 2400-foo- t King's Mountain disintegrated nd burned Seventeen charred and dismembered bodies were recovered Search for the other two’ reWASHINGTON (UP) — Amer- sumes today ican farmers will be worth about All aboard were British ex9 billion dollars less at the end Kapell of this year than they were when cept Cause of the crash has not been it began the Agriculture Depart- determined ment reported today This is the drop in debt free No Hint of Tragedy Veteran pilot Bruce Dixon had assets including land buildings money in the bank anticipated checked by radio with the conby next Jan 1 by the Bureau of trol tower at San Francisco Airport just before the crash But Agricultural Economics The bureau noted that total there was no indication of imassets of American farmers at pending tragedy as he said: “Five hundred feet on top (of the' end of this year still will be about 46 per cent above what the 1200-foo- t ceiling)” Because of the fog the ship was they1 were at the start of 1946 - The bureau in a report pre- on instruments After an Air Force 9 helipared for the 1954 farm “outlook” conference now in session copter sighted the wreckage here said many farmers are un- ground crews had to claw through terrain willing to pay as much now for tortuous densely-woode- d land because of the drop in farm and down a slope The bodies were lifted out with income It forecast an 800 million dol- a winch and 500 feet of cable lar rise in total farm debt this Horses balked at the going Some men collapsed from the year mostly due to a “sharp exof numerous small fires One heat held or pansion” in governmet guaranteed price supports loans news photographer suffered a heart attack another a sprained ankle and bruises in a falL Bad Guess The dead were taken to the WELLINGTON N Z (UP) — Redwood City National Guard William Henry Butcher came to Armory on the San Francisco a sorry end after he stole 44 pairs Peninsula of trousers from a parked car He found them to be unfinished and took them to a tailor to have ICC 'firsvi them completed The tailor told Butcher to return later He did OTEGE and found two detectives waiting for him Of all the tailors in Wellington Butcher had picked the ill- - -- tpr owner of the trousers — s tiepoit Kinsey an Claimed Worse Than Propaganda trans-Pacifi- Farmers Poorer 9 Billion By I fog-shroud- ed H-1- 45-degr- W- Ike OKs N J Governor ' WASHINGTON (AP) — The White House said today President Eisenhower favors the election of all candidates running for office on the Republican ticket — and that goes for Paul Troast candidate for governor of New Jersey Law Class Gets 1st Co-cLeader R This came from Presidential Press Secretary James C Hag-ert- y in elaboration on a discussion of politics at Eisenhower’s news conference yesterday Hagerty said he has received numerous inquiries from newsmen as to whether Eisenhower was taking a slap at Troast or other party candidates The president was asked whether at the time his picture was taken with Troast in New Jersey recently he was aware that Troast had asked Gov Thomas E Dewey of New' York to parole New York labor racketeer Joey Fay from prison Eisenhower replied that at that time he had never heard of Fay that he had gone to New Jersey to address a church group and had been asked to pose for pictures with another group This statement left unanswered the question of whether there would have been such a picture if Eisenhower had known about Fay or the letter Hagerty wouldn’t say point blank whether Eisenhower now knows about Fay But he declared: “You can understand English as well as I can When the President said that at that time he didn’t know it is obvious he knew later? WASHINGTON (AP) — Tall lanky Mark Wayne Clark just one day away from doffing his general’s uniform draws a final salute today from the Army he served more than 38 years — in glory and in controversy The last senior U S commander of World War II to end his active duty career the soldier is being honored this afternoon with a parade and reception at Washington’s Ft Mc- u Nair The Army band units from the Third Infantry regiment and a saluting battery of field guns fare taking care of the formal field honors A reception at the Ft McNair officers club follows with Army Vice Chief of Staff Gen Charles L Bolte acting as host in the absence of Gen Matthew B Ridgway Army Chief of Staff Diplomatic congressional military and civil defense officials have been invited Clark’s career' from his West Point graduation in 1917 to his formal retirement tomorrow brought him command of combat troops during two world wars and the fight against Communist aggression in Korea Wins Much Glory It also brought him many dec-orations and much glory — as well as the center spots in two once- - JeiSels 754 was just about two years ago that former President Truman named Clark ambassador to the Vatican — thereby bringing on a storm of protest that did not abate until the appointment was withdrawn While the United States has had representatives at the Vatican it has never sent a ambassador to the Roman Catholic state Protestant groups v argued that such action would violate the cherished American tradtion of separation of church and state His Order Was Criticized Seven years earlier during three bloody days at the Rapido River in Italy Clark gave an order which has been heatedly criticized In his own defense Clark called the order a “calculated risk” and said he would give it again under the same circumstances t His order as Fifth Army commander in January 1944 sent the 36th infantry division from Texas in a spearhead attack across the river toward German and Italian forces The division was badly mauled The attack failed Texans and the 36th division association of veterans bitterly blamed Clark and questioned his military ability But then Secretary of War Robert P Patterson said the Rapido attack was necessary Clark’s most recent assignment was in Tokyo as United Nations Far East commander a post he held from May 1952 until this month Clark was born in Madison Barracks N Y the son of an Army colonel He has two children a daughter and a son— a d Korea veteran in whose recent wedding the general stood as best man full-fledg- ' A Final Salute — Gen Clark to doff uniform tomorrow raging disputes one military the other religious Despite critics and criticism he remained a powerful force in the shaping of the American Army and earlier this month came home from Korea to one of New York’s celebrated ticker tape welcomes He moves on now to become superintendent later this year at The Citadel the famous southern military school at Charleston - S C MPH Record FIX THAT ROOF! 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