THOMAS L STOKES LOUIE —By Horry Honan THE EVENING STAR A-5 Washington, D. C. ** Nixon Defends President ¦ATPEDAT, NOTXKBIS t, ISM Nixon's Role in the G. 0. P. hit campaign, took on Mr. Ste- venson at every point. Vice President Is Viewed as 'Bridge' party which now Is the Eisen- On Middle East Action He said Mr. Stevenson, in crit- hower wing. By MARY icizing the for perhaps McGRORY dle East with so many close ties administration re- Between Taft Wing and Regulars But. more than his ¦Mr Staff Correwondtnt fusing to give any guarantee to record, it is the hard-bitten, to the United States.” Nixon, party organization local, “But Americans,” Israel, Ignores two clear facts: Vice President who at the orthodox 0.0. P. instinct that EN ROUTE WITH NIXON, we he went less of a on, “also believe deeply in the 1. The maintenance of the has been controver- grass roots level still is in the comes out in the Vice Presi- Nov. 3.—ln the 11th hour of his independence sial figure in this campaign campaign. provisions of the United Nations’ of Israel has been hands of the one-time Taft dent’s slashing attacks on Vice President Nixon and remains than was expected before it the Democrats has assumed the role of spokes- Charter under which all member a fundamental wing in many sections and its in campaigns, matter of United States policy began, has also aided the Re- notably his and derision man for and defender of the nations renounce the use of way co-operation get scorn under this, as under the publican Party in another is needed to for that party’s New Deal-Fair administration's foreign policy. armed force as an instrument of A>re- has been overlooked national policy. say ceeding administration. which out the vote. Vice President Deal components. That is the Departing from the generali- We that 2. The Eisenhower generally. please regular force is wrong when it is used admin- Nixon, incidentally, is popular stuff to old-line ties which have marked his istration has repeatedly special Republicans. by our enemies, and it is just re- He has become the with the G. O. P. organiza- It is relished by speeches to date. Mr. Nixon spe- affirmed its to the A. Taft as wrong when it is used by adherence favorite of the Robert those regular Republicans who cifically answered charges lev- our 1950 agreement with Great wing Republican tion. privately express friends.” of the Party, the fear that eled at the White House by Ad- Britain and France which obli- which has come to look on He has been a help to the President Eisenhower is "a lai Stevenson and called “It was during the Truman our ac- administration, gated its signers to come to the him as their "man” in the party and to his President by New Dealer.” tion in the Middle Eastern cri- not the Eisen- giving wing hower assistance of Israel and Israel’s 0.0. P. dispensation. He has the conservative Temporarily, for the cam- sis “a declaration of indepen- administration, that the neighbors of the party of be- Soviet Union moved in the case of unpro- been the appeaser and the a sense paign, the Vice President has dence” toward Anglo-French co- into the voked aggression.” representative at court, so to longing and the feeling that it abandoned, as we have ob- lonialism. Middle East. When this admin- speak, for that group. has a sympathetic ear in the served, some of his more ir- That he did so with the full istration came into office Soviet agents had penetrated This element still is some- top command. responsible oratory, though his blessing of the President was Iran to «herr tu Butt—. what skeptical of the Presi- Why the old Taft wing of tactic of belittling Adlai 'made clear in telegram such an extent that the hope of a sent saving dent who defeated their idol—- 'he party should look to Dick Stevenson with a condescend- by Mr. Eisenhower to Represen- Iran for the free world Did Club 32: s** the late Senator Taft—at the Nixon may be puzzling at a ing sneer is clue enough for tative Simpson, Republican of seemed remote. But it was saved 1952 convention. Its stand- casual glance. For he was ac- the Old Guarders that Pennsylvania, land Soviet influence was elim- Restaurant he is cr* iiae Ne » ’ \ 1-3-56 in which the Pres- oflish attitude is partly be- ive against Senator Taft and still the same Dick Nixon ident indorsed Mr. Nixon as inated.” j At.xandrio, V.. £»»«• his Nixon, cause of the less conservative on behalf of Gen. Eisenhower underneath. “representative literally in the Mr. in this most sig- ' Cool Drinks. Air Cond. Closod Mon.. nificant 1 • Parties- Banquets. Receptions——* Eisenhower views on domes- in the 1952 convention. He The Vice President’s real four corners of the world” and; and specific speech of tic and foreign policy, and antagonized some of his fellow test—if the G. O. P. ticket poTomac as one “well equipped to bring Californians, including Sen- Tever partly because the President should win next Tuesday—- to our people the significance of William F. Knowland and does not have a long identity ator would come in the tug of war FLCTCHCR KNEBEL the events which are daily of with the Republican Party, as in particular then Gov. Earl that will develop in the next such great concern to our peo- did Senator Taft. Nor does Warren, by his maneuvers. four years for control of the Republicans say Ike ple.” Though pledged deserves to be elected because he’s the he have a political back- to Gov. War- party between the Eisenhower only everlasting peace The telegram Republican candidate of who has a battle Jacket was read to an ground, as did the Ohio Sen- ren for the 1952 wing and the Old Guard wing. hanging in his closet. enthusiastic, but less than presidential * ator, which makes him less nomination, he Unless he is wary, the Vice * * e capacity crowd in the Hershey privately swing understanding of their pecu- worked to Cali- President could get caught Stevenson is expected to make Sports Arena which holds fornia's delegation to Gen. thousands of votes with an liar problems. between them. It is going to election-eve promise: *T shall not go to Cairo.” about 8,100 —by Mr. Simpson, - Eisenhower and thus break a But the Old Guard conserva be hard to please both. That * * * * just before Mr. Nixon made his looming - tive group has found a substi- Eisenhower Taft is what he is expected to try Politicians’ glossary: Landslide—Any appearance. upon election in which no tute in the Vice President. Hi- deadlock which Warren to do, as that has been his more than 49 out of every 100 people against your According to his f counting open vote side. aides, the presence in the administratior orces were to course up to now. * * * * decision to have way Mr. Nixon as- makes the Eisenhower regim he for the The conservative wing is The war in the Middle East helps Ike’s election chances. sume the burden of one of the it: 'omination a compromis' palatable. It also makes as ’ominant in Congress. The Makes him a man of the people. For once the guy in the major speeches of the campaign 1 continuation palatable, sine mdidate. lisenhower wing is entrenched street figures he knew much about going was made ago. course, as what was on abroad a week The the Vice President is in the di But that was, of n the executive end of govern- as his Government did. basic format of what turned out; 1 ’ay politics * * * rect line of succession, that in and it was lon' ment. The President, him- * to be an important foreign policy if the Eisenhower-Nixon tick( -to—and has been forgottei self, would in the event of his Estes Kefauver says Stevenson will win. As the sailor pronouncement took shape Tuesday. y wing. said, wins next the Taft re-election have only such hold there's always one guy on every ship who never gets the word. Thursday. Just before he went It is important that thi The attraction which the on his party as his popularity • * * * to the hall last night for his wing party 'ice President holds for the people upon of the be satisflec with the confers If the current boom in babies continues, eventually one may nationally televised speech, Mr. for two reasons. One is that conservative and Old Guard him. For the Inherent power be born who looks as though he deserved the honor. Nixon with Secretary chiefly partly formerly implicit conferred it is numerous, in the dements is due to their in the threat of State Dulles from his hotel 88 of oppor- Local Lawyers Middle West. Its active sup- belief that, though an that a President might seek a in Harrisburg. tunist. he is basically aligned port at the polls is needed. third term is denied to Presi- From these conferences came The Eisenhower-Nixon ticket with them. His record in Con- dent Elsenhower by the con- a justification gress Stevenson of our break with is not strong enough to stand has that general direc- stitutional ban against more Says U. S. Hid our British and French sizable stay-at-home defec- tion, though occasionally he than two terms. allies a He is the over the Israeli invasion of tion among the Taft following. deflected toward the moder- first President to which this Egypt. Montgomery County The other reason is that the ately progressive wing of the has applied. Own Fear of Radiation Replies to Stevenson By a Star Staff Correspondent j Stevenson, | Dr. Graham said he Mr. Nixon said that . supported pro- j Mr. Ste- CHICAGO. Nov. 3—With the the candidate's venson, who called backing posal ending the Eisen- Kefauver in Minnesota Minor Parties of one of the Nation’s -5 for H-bomb tests howers foreign policy “abysmal foremost medical experts. Adlaii because of possible contamina- Endorse and catastrophic.” would have of E Stevenson has charged the tion the country 's milk supply better applied the adjectives to Given Free Eisenhower administration with i and an increased incidence of his own performance. Tour concealing from the public bone tumor and other forms Whistle-Stop As For itss of for Mr. Stevenson's charge I own fears of the dangers, partic-, . cancer among children, By ROBERT K. WALSH that the United States was Time on TV ularly for children, of strontium He said the Government “was BtpfT Correspondent i i standing alone in an unfriendly Judge Star Thomas M. Anderson , 90 fallout. sufficiently alarmed early: 1 NEW YORK, Nov. I (JP).—'The to consider world, Mr. Nixon said: LACROSSE. Wis., Nov. 3.—Puffing out of this station Mr. said he an enormous undertaking started hours and miles, ; major radio and net- Stevenson has s as the “The lie to this preposterous today. Senator Estes Kefauver 16 400 television ' received “direct evidence” ( large-scale purification of from oni 1 our charge was given within a few of railroad whistle-stopping to deliver Democratic blows works have granted free equal this score from Dr. Evarts A.. milk supply.” He said the under- end Minnesota the other. l hours when 64 nations in the - Thomas one of to time to four minority political 1 Graham of St. Louis, a past presi taking was considered after a General Assembly WHEREAS M. Anderson, Esquire, has morning training talk was at Kasson, Minn. ¦ of the United; A scheduled parties . dent of the International Society 1954 H-bomb explosion caused Nations gave unqualified ; hardly to set foot in the community where he to answer President Ei- r their been a practicing attorney in Rockville, Montgom- He could wait ( of Surgeons. a sharp rise of strontium support position recalls President Eisenhower senhower's speech on the Middle 90. to the which support In a letter released by Mr. In spite of this, Dr. Graham was taken by ery County, Maryland, for over twenty-eight promised four years ago to keep result of high prices East crisis. our Government years, . . wrote, the administration with respect to the price supports per which caused a burdensome “has Middle East and farm at 100 surplus. NBC, CBS, ABC and Dumont persistently denied the existence crisis. It is significant that only cent of parity. ("The surplus arose out of last night offered 15-minute of any serious problem.” five opposed our resolution.” He flew in from Pittsburgh. spots at varying the policies of the previous j times today and “The continued insistence by Mr. Stevenson’s charge that WHEREAS during said period he has become
Montgomery County Endorse Judge Thomas M.Anderson
