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Bigr Year,-7 for
- Candidates
Washington-fCPD-It may be
too early for a head count,
but 1950 looks like a big crop
year 9or "favorite son" presi
dential candidates.
Some already are stirring
or being stirred by political
friends. A few candidacies
may not reach full bloom un
til convention time next sum
mer.. ,
glorida officals think Sen.
George A. JSmathers (D-Fla.)
may announce his formal ac
ceptance of a draft as that
state's "favorite son" at a
lunch in Miami Friday.
Chandler Enters Race
In Asheville, N.C., Ken
tucky's ever-running presi
dential aspirant, Gov. A. B.
(Happy) Chandler, brightened
the Southern Governors Con
ference with the ' ord that
he'll be in the Democratic
presidential race next year.
Democratic governors, who
outnumber Republican state
leaders- 35 to 15. dominate
the list of "probable or po
tential favorite sons.
They include California's
Edmund G (Pat) Brown,
Ohio's Michael V. Disalle,
Michigan's G. Mennen (Soapy)
Williams, and New Jersey's
Robert B. Meyner. Other pos
sibilities are Colorado's Step
hen L. R. McNichols and
Washington's Albert D. Rose!
lini.
Among Republican govern
ors in this category are Wil
liam G. Stratton . of Illinois
and Cecil H. Underwood of
West Virginia. New York's
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller,
if he gntered the GOP presi
dential race, would be far
more than just a favorite son
candidate.
Automatic Favorite Sons
,The Senate's four ranking
Democratic presidential pos
sibilities are automatic fav
orite son candidates if they
never reach greater conven
tion glory.
They are Sens. John F. Ken
nedy of Massachusetts, Hub
ert H. Humphrey of Minne
sota, Stuart Symington of Mis
souri and Lyndon B. Johnson
of Texas. ,
. Traditionally, so-called fav
orite son candidates are put
MEDFORDaTRIBUNE
Regional Edition
Page 2
Some Market Drops
Reach Big Figures
New York - (UPD - The stock
market turned down today
after an attempt to extend
Monday's advance.
Some of the declines from
the highs ran to big figures.
Thiokol Chemical, for ex
ample, touched 85 for a net
gain of ZVz points. It fell to
a net loss of a point. Other
chemicals moved narrowly.
U.S. Borax, a rocket fuel
maker along with Thiokol,
fell moie than a point. Allied
Chemical rose more than a
point.
DOW-JONES AVERAGES
New York -ITPD- Dow
Jones final stock averages:
Young Demos To Get
Red China Proposal
': Stevens Point, Wis: - (UPD -The
National Convention of
Young Democratic Clubs will
be asked to endorse de facto
recognition of Red China, it
was announced today. Lead
ers of the Wisconsin delega
tion said they will introduce
the recognition plan at the
convention in Toledo, Ohio,
Nov. 19-21.
The" WisconsinYoung Demo
crats said that by de facto
recognition they meant ac
knowledging the existence,
but not approval of the Chi
nese Communist government.
forward to (1) hold a state's
delegation in reserve for con
vention trading purposes; (2)
place a possible presidential
aspirant on the ballot where
he could attract votes in case
of a deadlock, or (3) serve
as a "lightning rod" for a
v'ce-presidential nomination. '
30 industrials 637.83, off
0.72; 20 railroads 157.67. off
0.67; 15 utilities 88.08, up
0.09; and 65 stocks 212.28,
off 0.30. Sales today were
about 2,530,000 shares com
pared with 1,750,000 shares
Monday. -
Today's prices on selected stocks:
Allied Chemical in1
Alum Co. Am 112
American Can
American Motors
AT&T...
Anaconda Copper
Armco . Steel
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Air
Caterpillar Corp.
Chrysler Corp
Continental Can
Crown Zellerbach
Curtiss Wright ,
Dow Chemical
Du Pont
Eastman Kodak
44
64'
78
60 "s
744
66 V2
56'i
32'a
31 Tm
63
48
55
31,i
84?
258 V
85 li
General Electric 77
General Foods 96
General Motors 55
Georgia Pacific 49
Graham Paige 2
Greyhound 20 Ti
Gulf Oil 112
Homestoke Alining .
Idaho Power
I. B. M.
Int. Paper
Johns Manville
Kaiser Ind.
Kennecott Copper
Lockheed Aircraft
Katy
Montana Power Co.
Montgomery Ward
Nat'l. Biscuit
New York Central
Pac Gas & Elec
Penney, J. C. .-.
Fenn RR
Radio Corporation
Richfield Oil
Safeway
bears
Shell Oil ...r..
Socony Mobil Oil
southern Co.
Southern Pacific .
Standard California ...
Standard Indiana
Standard N. J.
Sun Mines
Texas Co.- .
Texas Gulf Sulfur
Tex Pac Land Trust
Trans World Air ...
Tri-Continental
Union Carbide
Union Pacific
43
.. 45
409
128
51
16
93
28
6
. 24
. 60
. 52
. 31
- 62
.107
. 16
59
74
38
-48
71
41
United Aircraft
United Air Lines
U. S. Rubber
U. S. Steel ...
Youngstown S & T .
38
71
47
41
48
- 6
. 74 '
. 18
.19
. 21
- 38
.141
. 32
40
43
61
100
133
Eisenhower Receives Variety
Of Gifts as Birthday Hears
IKE GETS CAKE-Shortly before taking off
for Abilene, Kan., for a home-town pre
birthday party, President . Eisenhower re
ceives a cake from the Republican National
committee. Shown during presentation on
the White House lawn are Mrs. C. B. Wil
liams, : left, assistant chairman, and Sen.
Thruston,B. Morton, chairman of the com
mittee. . (UPI Telephoto)
Minnesota Governor Plugs for Humphrey
i Portland (UPD Minnesota
Democratic Gov. Orville L.
Freeman arrived here Mon
day and declared that the out
come of the May primary in
Oregon will have a lot to do
with who gets the Democratic
nomination for president in
1960.
, Freeman, here to help get
the campaign for Sen. Hubert
Humphrey (D-Minn). i going,
met with Humphrey backers
ai a dinner session Monday
night. ' . . . ' .
Humphrey, still an " unde
clared candidate, was in Ore
gon all last week speaking
throughout the state. The 41-year-old
governor, a former
classmate of Humphrey, said
he thought the senator-would
announce his stand after the
first of the year.
Freeman said that Hum
phrey "expects to be in- the
Oregon primary and he' ex
pects to win it."
Navy Camera To
Survey Sunken Ships
Washington -(UPD- The Navy
reports it has an underwater
television camera that can
make visual surveys of sunk
en ships more than 600 feet
below surface.
The camera is mounted in
a self - propelled vehicle and
can be controlled from ',, the
surface. It can hover at any
desired depth in currents of
several knots. . The camera
housing also carries an under
water lighting system.
Chinese Troops Grab
Outpost in India
Calcutta, India (UPD T h e
Hindustan Standard reported
today that Communist troops
from China have seized a sec
ond outpost on India's 'north
east frontier.
A dispatch from Shillong
said Red Troops have seized
Khinzeman's outpost in the
Kameng district as ' well as
Longju, the outpost in the Su-
bansiri district which had pre
viously been reported in Com
munist hands.'
CHOLERA OUTBREAK
Dacca, Pakistan. -(UPD- At
least 300 persons died within
the last few days in a -wide
spread outbreak of cholera in
the district of this capital of
East Pakistan, unofficial re
ports showed today.
Washington - (CPD - Presi
dent Eisenhower already has
received a flock of gifts rang
ing from a 440-pound baby
elephant to a silver-plated
golf putter and his 69th birth
day isn't until Wednesday.
The President's other pres
ents included a hand-tooled
leather golf bag from Mexi
can newspaper, radio and TV
reporters, three red oak trees
and a cake from the Republi
can National Committee and
the Senate and House GOP
campaign committees, and. a
life-size bust of Eisenhower
from visiting Mexican Presi
dent Adolf o Lopez Mateos.
Eisenhower, mean while,
gave a gift of his own. The
White House disclosed that he
presented Lopez Mateos with
a pale blue 1960 Ford Falcon,
one of the new economy-sized
American made automobiles.
The 14-month-old" male Af
rican elephant, given to Eisen
hower Monday at a' -ceremony
on the White House lawn on
behalf of the French Com
munity of Nations, was not
exactly a birthday president.
The waist - high elephant,
named Dzimbo, just happen
ed to arrive in the midst of
several days of celebrations
marking Eisenhower's birthday.
Dzimbo was turned over to
the Washington Zoo.
The putter, a replica of
golf immortal Bobby Jones
famous "Calamity Jane'' club,
was a gift from the White
House Correspondents Associ
ation. Jones presented it tff
the surprised President at the
group's birthday banquet
Monday night.
The golf bag and the bust
also were presented at the
stag dinner. .'
Round Butte Dam
Hearing Continues
Portland -(UPD- The Oregon
Water Resources Board hear
ing here into the proposed $71
million Round Butte dam on
the Deschutes river was in its
second day today. The hearing
ends Wednesday .-
The board, reviewing Port
land General Electric com
pany's application for a li
cense to build the 440-foot pro
ject, heard testimony by both
opponents and proponents.
A Warm Springs Indian res
ervation delegation voiced
favor of the dam with other
endorsements from the Salem
and Beaverton Chambers of
Commerce. Associated Indus
tries of Oregon also went on
record favoring it.
Fishing Boat Sinks
In Georgia Strait
. Seattle -(UPD- A 28-foot fish
boat burned and sank in the
southern end of the Georgia
Strait Monday night, Coast
Guard headquarters announc
ed here.
A Border Patrol vessel
picked up John L. Harrison,
Bellingham, who was the only
person aboard the gillnetter
when it caught fire. Harrison
had : managed to leave the
burning boat in a small skiff.
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