• • Harriman · Wil' ::Nof Accept Vice-Presictentic:i1116~in(ition . • , r 'y DIRYl FlIMING fie" York Gov. AvereU Harri- mall said In an interview here Fri­ day night he did not want the vice­ presidential nomination in 1952 and be hasn't changed his mind since. f' 0IUI.:III., who fat · "The coming wide open convene lion and my impression at the gov· ernors' conference confirmed that e ljellef," was Harriman's reply to a query on the coming Democratic 'erving The Swte University' 0/ Iowa . rmd lite People o/lowa City J in Lake National Convention. said he "ma4e Member ol Associated Pre , - AP Leased Wire and Photo Ser\'1ce . ~o ..a CItz. Iowa. Se!unIay, JIW 311. 19.iG menls without • An unofficial tally at the govern· CIl'S' conference showed 27 govern· to apologitc I ots Cor Stevenson, some for him· ~I£ and some for favorite 80ns, he 8ald. But about half of the govern· ball Co., inher. ors were IIndecided. his sisters in In reply to a question concern· IDg the loss of support by Sen. Es­ Cather, is liP tes Kefauver, Harriman said he a trust fund wasn't going to discuss the . other Gov. Averell Harriman bidding will ~ndidates and their relationship Wun't Run Second arm witb him. Gordon, a se~. • He went on to say he was very Minn., Fargo and Cavallfr. N.D.. i ' . ' sp.cnt 11 sea. leagues-most happy with the number of voters and then back to New York. S . 'tl A ' A Be/I in' Ute primary elections and that Harriman announced , his. cam· eo York Yan. 'ena e " pproves I I ~ vote was indicative that we are paign for the Democratic .preslden. .., . Polish Rebels year as tile JIIlng to have a Democrat elected tial candidacy June 9. HI~ (ifat of. , '.. • • . in CommentingNovember. on the Yugoslav Cicial campaigning was in Denver W ·t· 1) . :& A C t F d situation, he said. "I would like to JmUeneetlnl6g' Woltec reDehmeocatrteandtsCldfraom2-dalJY I Still Under bave some tough talks with Tlto 011, ny u u rl s lit - The before I'd say anything." western ltates. \ . " WASHINGTON Senate I \':On segregation. Harriman stated The governor's party lelt No" Friday ~,ht . passed a M,S62,1JI!O" tb t tb d· tr' t t Id h . 000 fOreign aid blll after beatm, Red Gunfire a . e IS IC cour s wou ave York shortly after 6 p.m. EDT. It down aD efl..... * to make anv floor 'Seeing' the Chim to Interpret the language as to the .,. .. ~ 81 ••nv lOU QUICK ~te integration takes place 111 arrived at the Iowa City alrpoft cuts ID Ihe totals. BERLIN l.fI-Gunflre was report­ ed crackling throuPout too after· Sen. Tbomu E. M.artiD cbarCed schools. He said he would like to at 9:53 p.m., after a 20 minute I\~OP 'The VOle ' was St·25. Sen. BourkCl P'rlday that ArnrricaD people are see ,legislation to hold funds escrow for a preas conference in Chicago. rhckeDlooper- m·Iowa) voted with noon Friday in the Polish bread· for schools that were in defiance The governor stepped from the tile majorll¥. Sen. Tom Martin <R. rebellion city of POlIIan. It appar. w1toeaiDC a tremrndoul over-eim· enUy was from a Red Poll h army pllncatlon 01 the farm prob~m." of Supreme Court rulings. pl:ne to shllke hands with some of Iowa) was not pr~senl but was errort to mop up die·hard snipers. Harriman felt that the Demo.. announced as favormg passage. ''There I no ~c wand which era tic party would never go back. the . approximately 30 · per~ns The bill now goes to conference A closcdown of communications wID mate Carm probIel11l dilap­ wards on civU rights. They will awaIting his arrival. witb the Houatl, whidl voted for under martial hlw all but lied ofr the bl, industrial cily where pear," MIIrtin said at the annual start with the strong plank in the Accompanying Harriman . were the substaDtially lower authoriza- Oxford Homec:ocninJ celebration. 1952 platform and go on to recog- James Sundquist, assistant tq , tbe tion of dbout .:1,800,000.000. pos ibly 100 died In the outbreak Thursday a,alnst poor Ilvln: con· 'He blamrd this over· lmpllfica. Jllre the Supreme Court rUlings executive secretary; Ralph Cogh. The SenaU1 action on the bill, ditions. slrice tben, he said. lin, press agent, and ' Bentlce Mc- represented a ~D8lderab1c victory Uon 00 critics who "~m to Imply As to future campaigning. plans for President Eisenhower. There were indications that the that jutt a few wenb or tven • . Cray, secretary. Iron Curtaln may be .Iammlnll have been made but not an All eHorts on the Senate {loor to mere desire 10 ~ an end of the pounced, he said. He takes the Harriman wore a wlde·brlmmed cut the bill below the $4,502,000.000 down again an alonf the Soviet satellite frontiers 8J the result of problem will automatically solve wrekends off from his job as gov- limp hat. He traded for tbe hat ·in figure apProved Dy the Foreign Re. the Poznan revolt. all the a,rlculturt dirncullles." erMr of New York to campaign, he Tucson, Ariz., In 1952. Since, hf) lliuons ';:omaiJUec or to put In other He told an a~ of aoo that sald. has worn the /Jat to farm mootings, amendments unacceptable to the Telcphone .communication from he saw "slans of hope" for the fu. Following a conference in Iowa county fairs, in the 1952 c,ampalgn administration were beateD. In. Stockholm to the sovl t1ICd Baltic ture of qrieulture. ~ Ign. City this morning and afternoon and if the sun is shining tQ(lay, stead, tbe Senate. added 110 mUilon states-Latvia. Lithuania and Ea· Martin 14. IrQ the Increa Ina engagements in Oxford, Harriman be'll be wearing the bat at Oxford, tv the •measure. tonla - was 5udd('nly tut Friday "alue 01 aU r.rm aucta and tho wm go ,to Minneapolis, Montevideo. i he said. ' ! "'e' vert\.. -less' . even the Senale night after a 1010 cow operator expansion 01 foreip market. !' IIC broke Into a conversation. 'MIc lor total Moll \Ml.below \he ''.Il00,000,· Swedish Telephone company said our farm commocIIlIt . oIJo program ythlch the President It wa told there was a "technical "Afrlcullural exports ate lartl'!' aslled'. 'The , Senate figure Is apt to br kd " III quantity and were 7 per c ot be 'C\it llomewhat in' conference with ca own. The West Berlin new paper Telc· Tom hia~ In the la~t fi8c11 year than th e House. f the f' h h _ Martin In previous yea ..... , he said. _then Conves. will get anothcr gra - Ir t ere to report II'" 'Ovcr'$illlJ>llflc(f "One of tM most optlmlstJc signs crack at reduci"'" the Eise"hower Poznan oULbreak Thursday-sald ..... noise oC righting was still being Is the &act tbat farm dcbt.s have rAAues~ ' ~hen the foreign aid ap· heard In Poznan Friday afternoon. not bc-en cllmbiJIc to dangl'rou propriations "'ill comes along. This It clalmci.ev ral Communist of. levels," he added. , canno£",o a~ve the authorizafion, WASHINGTON I.tI - Congress WASHINGTON '.4'1 - Secretary of Qut can be cut below it and nearly Clclals wer "literally torn apart" Huston Made "But the tema"t far~r ar In a eritical Ituatlon." Martin warn d. the of for 10m. passed biggest money bill of Defense .Wilson Friday ' ·,d,cnicd always is: ' " \ PATTY PENMAN Detroit comes in clolt scrutinv bV a by angry demonstrators 'MIursday. With tbe conJOlldation of mall the se;lsion Friday, a $34,656.727,000 Democratic c.harges that the .Elsen· , the.oruy 'across.tho.board reducl dreslt4-up chlm,..nl" at the D.'roit zoo. Relylnll on ..n.ltlv. fint.n Tele(!,af quoted a foreign buJl· farms lJlto larae 0IIeI. the teDanl. n Hospita', Head measure to finance the Defense De' Nower administration has sJd,np'ed tlon proposed Friday was a one· and Itnlt of .mell end hurln,. Patty end her 12 plarma"l "ItW" : Q:nswn~ abearll~gb~roootl~h retllnnr:~ell- Carmer 11 In a CHal ~ .. of danger panment thtwrh the fiscal year 1on alr'llower In its drive to balance bUliOri~t ,Jaif) ~, Sen, WUij .... -. AU .... chi ...... a,. ~lIncI_ , ~ •• Dr PIE If st 52 h bee from low prk:el bt added. "H I It.rting Sunday. the budget. .' Lander, (J\:NO), bUt It Was beaten he left 11ft foUsh city lat Thurs- . 8U . U on, . II n the one men OIl the farm loday that It day nisht. appointed director of lhe SUI Ply. I Ik r feci 80"1 tor ." The bill carries Btout $500 mil· Under inStructions from presl· on a voice. vble without even a roll St.ee To S Co' nt,·nue,e· It sa'ld the businessman n'e' cllopathlc lIospltnl . Provo t tlar· \ion ,. more than Ptesldent Eisen· d~ nt Eisenhower to "lay 'it on tbc <:all. ' ,. vey 11. Davis anoounced Friday. Martin prallCd the soil bank nd h~wer asked a~d renects ~ongres· line" Wilson ap\>Cared before a 01\ 'a ~olce ~bte, tho Sepate ac· about 70 tanu and two battalions A member o( tho hospital staff predicted It will give com·belt Iional emphaSIS on creatmg and S 'to A d Se ' C' 'tt qepted an 8me~ffient by Son. Ev· oC motorized troops headed for since HMO aDd head oC the sm Carmers twufl)'-net:ded help and maintalt:ting the strongest Air ena rme rVlces omml ee erett qlrksen I .1 ).1 wblch he said Slr,·ke Set lor M,·dn,lIght Poznan.