Eisenhower Busily
Bailing Republicans
Despite Early Remark
Br LTLE C. WILSON
United Press Correspondent
Washington (UJ9 Gen.
Dwight D. Eisenhower imacked
his palm emphatically on the
big 'desk at SHAPE command
headquarters outside Paris, and
said:
Til tell you this, I'm not go
ing into politics to bail any pol
itical party out of trouble."
That was in November, 1951,
since then a great many things
have happened to the general
who became Mr. President To
day's major events are a visit
to the eastern states exposition,
Springfield, Mass., and a major
speech thereafter in Boston Gar
den. During the next few weeks
and through much of next year,
President Eisenhower will be
bailing for dear life. The 1954
congressional elections can
make or break the Eisenhower
administration. The slim mar
gins of Republican control of
House and Senate are far less
than working majorities.
Big Plans
The Republican National com
mittee is planning to use the
President liberally in the cam
paign which already is steaming
up. Mr. Eisenhower's October
schedule will spot him in five
scattered states,' two of them,
significantly, in the south. The
schedule:
Oct. 14 A 63rd birthday
party and Republican rally at
Hershey, Pa.
Oct. 15 Speech before Fu
ture Farmers of America, Kan
sas City.
Oct. 16 Dedicates Kansas
City's new American Hereto!
association headquarters and vu
its Abilene, Kan.
Oct. 17 Louisiana Sesqui
centennial. New Orleans.
Oct 19 With the President
of Mexico dedicates the Rio
Grande Falcon dam near Lare
do, Tex.
Smile and Handshake
When that schedule is com
pleted the New York City may
oralty campaign will be taking
political headlines. It is likely
that the President will contri
bute his prestige and campaign
smile to the effort to elect a Re
publican. The chance this year
seems better than usual and a
Republican victory in New York
would boost GOP confidence
and. enthusiasm around the
country.
Polls indicate that Mr. Eis
enhower's personal popularity is
generally high although the vot
ers often cuss the Republicans
and Congress. He will be under
great pressure to show himself
and do some bailing" in the poli
tical trouble spots as they devel
op in the next 12 months. .
Ten Persons Die
V
As Car and Truck
Collide Head-On
Baker, Calif. U.R) Ten per
sons, nine of them members of
a happy bridal party on their
way to a Nevada wedding, were
killed in a fiery car-truck collis
ion last night
The dead included a 14-year-old
prospective bride, her fiance,
and members of her family, in
cluding three children.
The tenth victim was the
driver of the truck.
Going to Las Vegas
Police said the crash occurred
near here as the party drove
toward Las Vegas for the wed
ding of 14-year-old Joyce Lind
sey and Thomas Graham, 24.
An 11th person, a young sailor,
was in critical condition from
burns.
The Highway Patrol called the
accident "one of the worst to our
knowledge." Officers said flames
from the wreckage blocked the
highway for 45 minutes
Other Dead Identified
The other dead were identified
as:
Claude Lindsey, his wife, Jean;
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Lindsey; Lin
da Lindsey, 4; Virginia Lindsey,
2: Arnold Lee Lindsey, 11, all of
Weed Patch, Calif.; and John
James Jones, Las Vegas.
A truck driver said the Lind
sey auto' tried to pass his vehicle
and crashed head on into the
westbound truck.
DUMMIES MAGNETIZED
Great Barrington, Mass. (U.R)
Carnival concessionaires Os
car C. Buck, 57, and Steve Jan-
kura, 56, both of Troy, N.Y.
faced larceny charges in district
court today. Police said they had
magnetized the bottoms of the
dummy cats in 'their baseball
throwing concession so custom
ers could not possibly knock
them off the shelves.
Dead line on Classified Ads: 3:3(1
p.m. for following day: 10 am Mon
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14-Day Diet to Queen's Tasto
TiUie lewis
Tillie lewis, most famous woman in. foods, has
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Many of us should lose. weight but always put it off until to
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TILLIE LEWIS DIET PLAN 10th Day
Breakfast
Tomato Juice .
Poached Eggs
on whole Wheat Toast '
Crisp Bacon, broiled
Coffee
with Skim Milk
and Sweetening Tablet .
Lunch
Cottage Cheese Salad
with Dietetic Prune Plums
Lettuce Leaf
Dietetic Whipped Dressing
Low Calorie Vegetable Soup
(made with 1 cup defatted '
meat broth and Vt cup
mixed vegetables)
Saltine Crackers ..
Dietetic Chocolate Pudding
(made with skim milk)
Skim Milk
Dinner
Broiled Ground Lean Beef
Green. Peas
Boiled Turnips
Lettuce and Tomato Salad
Lettuce Leaf
Sliced Tomato
Dietetic Whipped Dressing
Dietetic Pears and Cherries in
dietetic Cherry Gelatin (23
cup fruit in 13 cup gelatin)
Skim Milk
Tea or Coffee
With Sweetening Tablet
Amount
V4 cup
1 .........
1 thin slice
1 slice, 6 inches long,
as desired ... -
2 ounces - .
as desired
'i cup
k cup ...
1 large
1 teaspoon
1V4 cups ...
Calories
25
75
65
30
0
22
0
217
108
60
3
5
35
4 (2 inches square) ..
13 cup
8 ounces
3 ounces
34 cup
M cup
1 large ...... .....
4 medium slices
1 tablespoon
1 serving
8 ounces ...
as desired .
as desired
Season all foods to taste with
salt, pepper or ether condiments.
Remember "Tasty does it!
Today's Total
60
35
90
396
200
100
25
3
46
16
93
90
0
0
573
.1186
This is the tenth in series of daily diet menes incor
porating the new dietetic foods introduced recently. The
menus are nutritionally sound, doctor approved, and
planned to make dieting pleasant The entire family will
enjoy these same menus, but may wish to eat larger serv
ings, add bread and butter or other basic foods. ,
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Honest Democratic
est, '
Truman Declares
Kansas -City, Mo. flJ.fi) For
mer President Harry S. Truman
believes that American youth
dedicated "unswervingly to hon
est democratic principles" can
play an imortant art in uniting
the world under the banner of
freedom..
Mr. Truman, in his first com
mercial apearance on television,
made a 10-minute speech to
American boys and girls yester
day from his downtown Kansas
City office.
Complete Understanding
Mr. Truman told his unseen
audience that he believed event
ually there would be complete
understanding among all free
nations of the world and that
the United Nations would be
"the means to create peace in the
world for future generations."
By deed and example, we must
work to bring the nations of the
world together," he said. "The
best way we can do this, I have
always believed, is to dedicate
ourselves unswervingly to honest
democratic principles."
A GOOD COURSE
Denver (U.R) The Denver
Extension Center of the' Uni
versity of Colorado is offering a
course in its fan curriculum en
titled "Common Sense."
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pjn. for following day: 10 a.m. Mon
day: nqonSaturrtayfarSundaa:m1
"Monday,
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A NkhofM Worth of . . .
Comment On This and That
ly HARMAN W. NICHOU
Unites Freei Fearore Writer
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Columbus, O. U.F3 These
house builders are taking some of
the pleasure out of the life of
down trodden
man.
I've just fin
ished looking
over 25 places
on display at
what is called
the "Parade of
Homesi" here,
a part of Na
tional -Home
Week,, backed
-1H25!!: Harms Mc
of Home Builders. These homes
are on a nice, sodded plot, and
look like nice places to settle
down to slipper and pipe with
the hound dog at your feet like
you see in the magazines. But
something is lacking.
I found very few of the lockin,'
slammin doors that used to
mean man's escape from femi
nine yak-yak. The doors slide
silently so that even the neigh
bors don't know that the old
man has locked himself into his
den to pout. What grown man
wants to pout it off in the living
room in front of bis young and
company?
But there is a plus side to the
housing in this area. The houses
range in price from one selling
for $12,500, and bring your own
lot, to one built by George Byrd,
which sells for $25,000, ground
included. The sodding and the
other extras come on top of these
prices. . . ,
George had the harried .male
in mind, tough, when he in
stalled a silent little light switch
so that the old gent can tippy-toe
in around dawn without waking
anybody up, including mama.
Another builder down the trail
had the old fellow and his pals
in mind when he designed an
$18,000 rambler which rambles
up and down a far piece. -
The owner of this place could
stage an 81 V4 foot indoor race.
That's the length of the house.
The" man could make it an ob
stacle run if he routed the race
around the coffee tables, small
pots of palms, davenports and
the dining room set.
I have been invited to partici
pate in the first race of this kind
sometime after the football sea-
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