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Election Plans
ALBANY, N.Y. IfV Republican
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New
York will end the long speculation
over his political plans tonight,
and a source close to the governor
says his announcement will be that
he will not run (or a fourth term.
Instead, according to the source,
Dewey is expected to endorse Sen.
Irving M. Ives for the Republican
gubernatorial nomination.
The governor's office announced
yesterday that Dewey would reveal
his Intentions in statewide televi
sion and radio broadcasts.
His speech, from New York City,
will be carried over a CBS televi
sion network from 8 o 8:15 p.m.,
EDT, and rebroadcast over CBS
radio from .10:15 to 10:30 p.m.,
EDT.
If the governor calls It a day.
he is expected to say that he will
cturn to law practice in Manhat
tan after he has completed his
third term on Dec. 31.
Dewey, twice defeated In. bids
lor the presidency, was elected
governor in 1942 and was returned
by large majorities In 1946 and
1950.
Ives has said repeatedly that he
does not want to run for governor,
but friends sav that he will be
available If Dewey bows out.
Koreans Discuss
U.S. Withdrawal
SEOUL .Vh South Korea's top
military leaders, back Xrom con
ferences in Washington, met with
President Syngman Rhce today.
Sources said they discussed the
planned withdrawal of two thirds
of American troops from Korea
and probable buildup of South Ko
rean military forces.
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mand they will return 300 Allied
war dead tomorrow, including the
remains of 296 Americans, 3 Brit
ons ana Australian.
The U.S. Army said tho first
ship carrying remains of Korean
War dead returned by the Com
munists will sail from Pusan to
morrow for Kokura, Japan. The
remains will be examined at the
Army's graves registration labora
tory at Kokura to establish scien
tifically accurate identification.
In trie exchange todny the United
Nations received 279 Americans
and 21 British war dead. The UNC
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public "dry." Next year she 11 DC
" The celebrated swimming star is
leaving on her first big theater
and night club tour. No, she won t
be swimming this time. E-'ie'll ap
pear in a musical act that will
kid her amphibious movie epics,
r niiKht th act at The Trails,
where she debuted over the week- j
end. It is a westslde Los Angeles
night spot which, oadly enough, is I
owned by Esther and her husband
Ben Gage. The lauer costars with
Esther, and a feature ol the act
Is a glamorous water curtain that
surrounds the swimming star. It
was built at a machine shop owned
by the Gages.
The act looked good in preview
form. There was much dancing
about by Esther and a chorus of
five singers and dancers. There
was much jesting about Esther and
her liquefied existence.
After doing a strenuous mambo
number, Esther came pantingly
over to explain how she got in
volved in the whole deal.
"My agents have been alter me
for some time to go out on tour,'
she said. "At first, there was the
idea of putting a tank on the stage
of the Winter Garden in New Yor'i.
th? way they did for 'Wish You
Were Here.' They proposed putting
a mirror above the pool, so the
audience could see me.
"That didn't sound right to me.
When I go out on a swimming
tour, I want it to be done big.
"Then they got the Idea of going
out with a 'dry' tour. I said no
at first. I didn't know what I could
do.; I would feel literally like a
fish out of water.
"But they told me, 'You don't
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realize how much entertaining yoj
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ra before I even consented to it
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that happened. The Las Vegas
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The show has been whipped up
with Esther, Ben, the chorus,
baby elephant, an acrobatic act
and a comedian. ;
The tour will take over two
months and may be extended. Then
Esther has to report back to her
chores at MGM. But next year she
has even bigger plans.
"That's when we want to do our
water show and world tour," aha
said. "Wo will put on a big show
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Madison Square Garden "
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