The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, October 07, 1955, Page 17, Image 17

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    Easy-Going Style
Marked
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i WASHINGTON tfi Sen. Frank
Carlson (R-Kan) thinks if Eisen
hower want to run for President
Sain he can win sitting down.
A longtime Eisenhower admirer,
Carlson says his man could make
at Harding type campaign on the
' front porch and win." thereby sav
ing considerable strain on his
health.
Well, no one can say what will
i happen in next year's campaign.
I But it would be sort of interesting j
' a f if in this frenzied ase. any
I presidential candidate could win ,
in such easy going style. .
i It has been more man a nan
' century' since any candidate has '
'tried it Even Harding, when the
eoin eot toueh. got. off his porch
iand made speeches, in pivotal
I states. And even CoOlidge, an eco-
Flu Attacks Sophie Tucker
WINNIPEG, Man. (JP Sophie Thursday and has not been well
Tucker has been stricken with in-1 since. She gave nightly performan
fluenza and may be forced to cut i ces until Wednesday when she was
the rest of a week's engagement
in a Winnipeg night club.
Her manager. Ted Shapiro, said
Miw Tucker had been feeling
"seedy" when ?he arrived last
confined to her hotel room. Sha
piro said he expected the singer
to rest in Winnipeg until she leaves
for her next engagement in Las
Vezas O-t. 23.
nwnical man with ' words right .
down to his campaigning, felt the
need for one political speech.
For the past 30 years campaign-
ing has' been vigorous, often. so
vigorous it's a wonder any man1
can stand up under it.
Yet there was a period in our
history when any presidential can
didate who went directly to the
voters, as they do now, would have j
been thought brazen and grasping.
The gospel was laid down by
William Lowndes, nominated for
the presidency by South Carolina
in 1821.
"The presidency.'; Lowndes said
"is not an office to be either solicit
ed or declined.'
. In 1836. William Henry Harrison
broke the spell. He toured the
I country, visited battlefields,
! showed up at receptions. The re
'sult was both good and bad. He
won the election, but it was frit
that, exhaustion brought on by the
campaign contributed to his death.
a month after he took omce.
Teddy Roosevelt, never renowned
for shyness, was the first Presi
dent to campaign for reelection.
Burmese Military
Mission Leaves Peiping
TOKYO, Friday CB Peiping
radio Friday said Burma's mili
tary goodwill mission, headed by
Lt. Gen.- Ne Win. commander-in-chief
of the Burmese armed forc
es, left the Red Chinese capital
or home Wednesday.
The mission, invited by the Chi
nese Communist government, was
I seen off at the airport by Marshal
Peng Teh-huai, Chinese minister of
defense.
One of the best known cam
paigns was the one waged by Wil
lim McKinley in 1896. "He will not
'take the stump," Mark Hanna. his
i campaign manager, said. And he
didn't. McKinely stayed in Can
,ton, Ohio,! and waited for visitors
to come to see him.
By contrast. William Jennings
Bryan put on the most vigorous
campaign Been up to that time.
He went 18.000 miles, made 10 to
20 speeches a day; shook hands
with tens of thousands and spoke
to live million people.
Bryan lost not only this election,
but .again . four years later after
another hard campaign in which
McKinley, following the custom ef
me rresiaents m those days, again
said nothing.
SPENDTHRIFT CONTROLLED
ESSEN, Germany tffl Jakob
Gepraegs, 68, lived on his $14 a
month pension until Jhe won $175,-
Since then he lived it up so fast,
that'the city has ruled "in the pub
lic intrct aiui for his own ffnod"
!that a trusteeship would allot him
so much per monui. how mucn
was not disclosed. ;
Statesman' Salem, Ora, Vriday, October J, 95-Sc.'.
India produces 54,888,000 pounds
of mica annually.
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1955
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