lJKSec. I) Statesman,. Salem, Ore., Sun., April ll,fJST-" - ' ' ' ' - ' : ' .. , ' V i ", ? '
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By ID CREAGB
WASHINGTON. April 20 A-It
b possible even easy some
time to mase uwignt v. Eisen
hower mad, as many a soldier
and civilian has learned the hard
way. But yeu can't do it by a og
gesting . there may be a wads
between him and any o( Ml broth
er i. . .,. , , .
This notion' b to , fantastic to
the President that he Rrina at the
very mention of it. Hia fria haa
seldom beea broader than tt wai
this week when brother, Edgar
did a little public grumbling about
that man in the Whit House, or
at feast about the - way brother
Dwight and his friends were nm
alng the country. . I
"Edgar"- Mid the President
with chuckling affection.
been criticising me since I was
I years old." '
Given Brotherly Aerie .
. Whereupon Ike Eisenhower ln-
vited brother Edgat, and Mil tool
: Brothers
WASIOSGTON, April 1
' ' President Else a h w t r,
forrgratind, aad kls wider
, Brother, Edgar, art) shown ,
at vMiafslert la Abilea,
Ka. Date el the victor
Is not kaewa. (AT W1tm
' at .
v h ' a?'
Importers of
PlyWood Say
'. WASHINGTON. April 30 I - A I
Bet light over plywood today
vraugne enarges anu a wum
lt,W Cm. Thiirmuwt f tVSO hai
. beh duped by "deceitful" propa-
gaaauts seenuig to cm m
Bbarpiy on imports ot ue ouua-
Mf miliritt "... '
'The charge was made, by a
group of plywood importers. . I
A spokesman for domestic man-l
of acturers repued mat me accu
aatioa wai "Bonsense."' -M
Thurmond said in a statement
mere ni own n immnt hum.
to "doubt the validity" o tutor-
tnation supplied to Dim oy oomesi-
He expressed -hope the Senate
Finance Committee will schedule I
an early bearing oa. me diu.
mine the accuracy of the argu-
miiIi nruMl hnth b tha do-1
mestic producers and by the Im
porters' be said.
- Representatives for the import
ers' group told a news conference
Thurmond was uie nciim a a
'boas" when he told the Senate
a hnlwu( nlnvwml b I a B t I
war "shut down completely" be-1
causa oi foreign imports.
Careliaa plaits mentieaedl
by Thurmona snowea inw none
were shut , down because of
tm.m M-n-oHtiaa Thov uiii the I
imXcation U that "the res of the
list -Is just as misieamng.
Defiance of
Teamster
Chiefs Cited
LITTLE ROCK. Ark. April M U?
The "defiant and contemptuous"!
attitude of Teamsters Union wad-l
ers Is the "most significant de
yelopment in the current Senate
Investigation of alleged labor
racketeering. Sen. McClellaa (D-
Ark) said today. ,
- "They take the attitude that
they are bigger than the govern
ment,'' McCleUan said of Team
ster officials. "They feel them
selves beyond the law and they!
feel that what they do as un'on
tmasM k not the buiiness of thai
nublic or their, owa union, mem-1
Tha senior Arkansas senator
said" that his Senate t commite
haa received more than ao.000 let
ters since Feb. tt, when the labor
Investigation was launched.
"Public reaction is satisfae-l
torv." the senator- commented.
McCleUan indicated ; yesterday
that the Senate hearings may fo
eu on the midouth soon. He
said the committee had received
many complaints from unions in
the ares would have to be "selec-
tivt" in future investigations.
to dinner and about all that hap
pened, by Edgar's account, is that
the rwa other Eisenhowers laugh
advised big Ed to keep his
lip buttoned is the presence of re
porters if be doesa t want to get
nisaam la the, paper, i -s
That seemed ta end an amusing
little human interest episode, so
far as the Eisenhower family was
concerned. But there may yet be
political echoes. For Edgar, a
well-to-do Tacoma. - wash., law
yer, , had beea saying Just what
some other leu friendly critics
thought: that brother Ik wants
to spend too much of tha tax
payers money.
Yon can even bear talk, espe
cially in more conservative Re
publican circles, f Edgar Eisen
hower for - president .Just as
there was talk la other party cir
cle of trying to get Milton Eisen
hower to run la 1951 la case Ike
bowed out ,
Asoldiag Family Saahhl '
' Of Edar: -
"He'd .be' a natural with? the
Eisenhower nam and his- econ
omy, ideas," on GOP legislator
d this reporter. "Don t quote
me, for heaven s sake l m a
strong Ik man, .and I'm not get
tin miTtwl mii in anv fiimilv
squabbles. But Edgar .sura stalks
the way a lot of us are thinking."
Pool Vote Planned
v ..- m"-, K, i ',;,aw
PENDLETON, April X Ul A
measure for a $350,000, swimming
pool that could be used the year
around will appear on a special
election ballot here May XL -
i Edgar Eisenhower, gav bo sign
that he heard about any presi
dential boomleVbut It's safe to
predict his reaction would be a
characteristic burst of deep-from-
wt-chest laughter. He didn t even
want brother Dwight to run for
president in 1951, to say nothing
of going after the Job himself. ,
But Edgar, at 7 the second old
est of the five Eisenhower bro
thers, has some idees how' the
country ought to be or ought
sot to be run. lie thinks, for in
stance, the job' can be done for
less than the t71.(W,O0e.PW his
brother is asking in the 1M7-S
budget ',.";''-.u. r'""' "'
"I caat understand why the
budget is a large, particularly In
view of the fact that everybody
is crying for economy," Edgar
told' an' Associated Press report
er. T certainly feel theost of
government la getting .way out of
fine."
I
Hsveat Changed OptnlM" "
That was before he went to din
ner at the' White House. But-h
declared afterward:
"I havent changed my opinion
. not a BB."
Just what Edgar did tall report
ers- is a matter of some dispute:
One , published account pictured
him as disturbed . that' brother
Milton was leading the President
F.ir Queen Picked
PENDLETON, April 10 W -The
queen of this year's Umatilla
County Fair, which will open at
Hermlitoo Aug. 15, will be Tarry
Clifton of Weston.
astray .tea "liberal" direction.
This account also bad him fretting
about tha "liberal" Influence of
presidential aid Sherman Adams
and former - industrialist Paul
Hoffman. . .
. Not true. Said Edgar. He ack-
nowledxed he didn't ie eye to eye
with , Adams, and he voiced no
great respect for Hoffman's -Judg
ment. But he Indicated It didn t
really matter . whether they, or
Milton, had th President's ear.
"Dwight can take car of him
self,"' said Edgar,- one of the few
people in the world wad calls the
President "UwighU" , .
Saar Nkhuaa Mnuta -'!"-;' ;
The reason he avoids the nick
name "Ike," Incidentally, may be
simply to : avoid - confusion. That
was his nickname too, back in
Abilene, Kan.,, wher achoolmstei
ninnad tha "Iks" name on all the
nrotners oecauie jcisennewer.
as Edsar save, was "toe bia a
mouthful" to about acres the
street. t .
He was "Blf Ike" then and
Dwight was "Little ' Ik.? , They
Japan to Hike Trida v !,
TOKYO. AprU 10 . taV-Japaa ,1s
taking still another step to In
crease Mi world trade. Prim
Minister Kishi plans to send five
roving ambassadors, . recruited
from business circles, abroad to
study economic , conditions and
bid for orders. They are going to
North and South' America, South
east Asia, the Middla. East and
Europe.
studied together,- worked together
and fought With typical Eia
bower grim, they recall (hit they
spent a good deal of tlm scrap
ping. r , ,
' "Tber was no animoaity ta eur
fighta," Edgar said.' "W fought
for th sheer Joy el slugging seen
uier." .i;'r , ,n -
. And. he adda today, h and tha
other brothers etiU feel free ta dis
agree wn eacn ouwr wven uiougo
on of them -is president.
glln Bis "Kid BreuW . . - v
Edgar voice a deep, eve a
religious, respect for his brother's
office, but be doesn't fail to add:
-' I suil think of Dwight as my
kid rother.' x
H is less than tw years older
thaa the President and, in many
ways, is mora Ilk him than fh
other brothers. They have a annu
lar - vitality, the aaine sort of in
fectious laugh. They shar a d.
tioa to golf. Edgar is a fori t
Waslungtoa Stat Seniors' i
Assn. champion. ' " .
Friends of both men say 1 y
have formidable tempers. Er -.g
describe himself as a "stubt( a
Dutchman." Each brother, a it
happened, - chose 'Tiis c a r e r
against parental wishes.; Dwi .t's
mother, who belonged to a pii
fist sect, wept when he got, bia .
appointment to West P a I a t
Edgari father opposed bis becom
ing aa attorney, and K waa-aa.-)
uncle as well as brother Dwight
who helped - finance. Edgar'a
studies at the University of Mich
igan Law School. -'
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