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Wednesday,
June
11,
1952
(Contiiiued
from
pflge
5)
Taft,
Eisenhower
Squabble
Choice
of
Own
Supporters
WASHINGTON
(CP)
The
fight
rang
and
we
watched
him
trudge
back
to'hls
corner,
an
ex-chain-plon.
That
was,
oi
course,
when
the
screen
began
to
shimmy
and
untold
thousands
dived
through
the
gloom
and
began
fumbling
with
the
dials.
Actually,
Powers
could
not
have
been
far
wrong
in
his
obvious,
If
unspoken,
belief
that
Charles
was
galloping
to
victory.
A
majority
of
writers
at
the
ringu'de
thought
so,
too.
Using
hindsight,
the
only
suggestion
we
can
make
Is
that
the
televiewers
might,
have
been
conditioned
by
a
reminder
that
some
ring
officials
do
not
like
to
tak;
a
man's
title
away
on
a
close
decision.
We
Watched
Walcorr,
An
Ex-Champion
Then,
as
the
bout
progressed
through
the
10th
round
with
nothing
much
to
show
for
all
the
exertion,
Jimmy
stole
a
peek
at
tne
cards
of
a
pair
of
neighboring
experts
and
advised
his
class
that
the
two
had
Charles,
or
Snooks,
leading
by
a
handy
margin.
Tills,
we
imagine,
caused
many
TV
authorities
to
dp
some
hasty
levising
of
their
own
score
the'ts
to
bring
them
into
line.
The
closing
rounds,
it
seemed
to
one
who
was
getting
his
baptism
as
a
television
expert,
were
Committee
to
Investigate
between
Dwight
D.
Eisenhower
and
Senator
Robert
Taft
for
the
ilepublican
presidential
nomination
centred
today
on
disputes
over
selection
of
delegates
to
the
July
nominating
convention
in
Chicago.
Elsenhower
backers
accused
Taft
supporters
of
pulling
a
"steal"
in
Indiana
where
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.
,
v
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publicans
completed
a
32-vote
A
three-man
committee
Lee
was
J
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Harold
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;
all
Charles.
We
felt
sorry
for
I
Walcott
when
the
closing
bell
delegation
almost
solidly
back-.
appointed
by
Mayor
i
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ALU
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Try
Doily
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Ads
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last
nicrVit
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protest-
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been
di-
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GI.T
NEW
BONNET?
Halifax
s
lUmed
Princess
Louise
Fusiliers
Reserve
Force
has
been
given
authority
to
wear
a
blue
Iniskilling
bonnvt
and
French
Grey
Hackle
in
recognition
of
wartime
ex
p:oits.
Maj.
G.
F.
H.
Macintosh,
left,
headquarters
company
commander
and
bank
manager
in
peacetime,
and
Sgt
-Mai
D.
R.
Rlggs
compare
the
new
bonnet
and
the
outmoded
beret!
(CP
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PROVED
,
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$k
imm
on
the
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SPEEDWAY
garbage
dump'
Texas.
Georgia
Louisiana
and
Mississippi.
!
Committee
consists
of
Alder-
Itt
Indiana,
charge
is
that'"",n
Jl,mes
Pruskey.
Darrow
Taft
supporters
manoeuvred
se
Gomez
and
George
Casey,
leclion
id
their
delegates
by
in-'
Aid.
Pruskey
brought
up
the
stituting
a
rule
that
all
pros-
garbage
dump
question
saying
pecllve
delegates
had
to
file
and
he
had
received
numerable
corn-pay
$500
fees
by
a
fixed
dead-
plainto
and
that
he
wasn't
sat-line
yesterday.
Of
the
32
who
isfied
with
investigations
of
the
qualified,
30
were
hand-picked
tlty
rodent
situation,
by
Taft
backers.
.Several
months
ago,
an
lnves-
The
manoeuvre
brought
tigation
was
made
to
determine
threats
that
Elsenhower
sup-;
whether
rats
migrated
from
the
porters
will
contest
the
seating
:
city
to
the
dump.
Poisoning
of
of
the
delegates
at
the
July
con-
j
rats
also
was
instituted,
vention.
I
.
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Scntjvams
Spccinl
Old
yag.-w..-:..-
....
.T.
I
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Man
Parades
As
Wife
Of
Air
Force
Sergeant
f
I
This
atlvrrtiseuinit
in
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liq.j
DI'-NVLR
AP
An
Air
Force
loniroi
Board
or
liy
the
Oovernmrnl
of
British
Columhl
In
South
Dakota,
meanwhile,
,
an
official
canvassing
board
was
counting
the
votes
again
to
de-
j
termlne
the
winner
of
the
state's
Ilepublican
primary.
The
14
'
delegates
have
already
been
j
credited
to
Taft
on
the
basis
of
his
820-Vote
edge
in
unofficial
Fraser
House
Licence
Taken
Licence
to
operate
a
city
sergeant
and
a
man
who
dressed
like
a
woman
and
posed
as
the
airman's
"wife"
have
been
charged
by
the
FBI
with
swindling
the
United
States
government
out
of
more
than
$2000
In
returns
jrom
Tuesday's
voting,
rooming
house
was
suspended
dependency
allotments.
The
strange'
case
came
to
light
after
the
"wife,"
George
Molino!
iaieai
Associated
Press
stand-!
by
city
council
last
nt"ht
ins
in
4he
campaign
for
the
Re-1
until
recommendations
of
publican.nom.nation
shows
Taft
Medical
Health
Officer
Dr.
Dun-
tT
Tn
3
VOtS-
E,,se
"I
!
can
Black
have
bcen
carried
out.
h
hotver
can
count
on
at
least
ih
,.
,..,.,
rf,
YOUR
tancncz.
27,
was
arrested
at
Corpus
Christie,
Tex.,
on
a
morals
charge,
FBI
Agent
George
C
Burton
said.
Staff
Sgt.
Ronald
M.
Games
.168
Other
candidates
have
139
i
tin,
m
nnil.9lnn
o..,.ii
a-,a
and.
2UB
are
uncommitted
or
j
,
,.,
.
.
,
,
ui
.
oiac&
s
report
was
Drougni
601
disputed.
For
nomination
voles
are
required.
in
by
Aid.
Darrow
Gomez,
chairman
of
the
health,
social
assist-
y
1
i
In
Ihe
Democratic
race.
Senator
Estes
Kefauver
of
Tennessee
has
245
with
616
needed
for
Democratic
nomination.
Senator
Richard
Russell
of
Georgia
has
86
U
and
Averell
Harriman
852..
ter,
27,.
accused
of
being
the!
"husband,"
was
arrested
at!
Travis
Air
Force
base,
Fairfield,!
Calif.
;
Sanchez
ronecicu
more
than
1
$2000
as
"Mrs.
Carpenter"
and
j
split
the
proceeds
with
Car-
1
penter,
the
Fill
said.
!
Each
man
is
charged
withj
getting
dependency
allotments!
from
the
Air
Force
fraudulently,;
and
each
is
charged
with
conspiracy.
I
Burton
said
their
scheme!
ince
and
licensing
committee.
Council
in
general
deplored
the
state
of
some
rooming
houses
in
the
city
and
agreed
unanimously
on
the
action.
Recommendations
lot
Improvement
to
Fraser
House
Included
installation
of
extra
bathrooms
and
sanitary
facilities,
increased
standard
of
cleanliness
and
a
strict
method
of
registration.
The
summar
rainy
season
In
Korea
results
in
only
about
one
to
three
days
of
clear
skies
each
month.
I
?
.
f
OF
ABLE
;
worked
this
way:
Sanchez,
wearing
shoulder-length
hair
and
dressing
attractively
as
a
woman,
met
Carpenter
in
Denver.
They
obtained
a
marriage
lieenee
in
August,
1948,
but
no
ceremony
was
performed.
Carpenter
said
they
lived
together
for
a
week
before
he
learned
Sanchez
was
a
man.
Carpenter
authorized
the
U.S
Air
Force
In
November,
1950.
to
send
monthly
allotment
cheques
of
$127.50
to
"Mrs.
Eleana
Carpenter,"
whom
he
designated
as
his
legal
wife.
Sanchez
posed
a?
"Mrs.
Carpenter"
and
collected
at.
least
18
cheques
under
that
name.
'
ON
mm
HERBERT
ANSCOMB
Former
Minister
of
Finoncc,
Minister
of
Trade
ond
Industry,
Minister
of
Railways,
Minister
of
Municipol
Affairs,
Minister
of
Public
Works.
As
Premier
of
a
Progressive
Conservative
Government
he
will
select
his
cabinet
from
experienced
administrators.
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIEDS
PRTNO
QUICK
RESULTS
MODEL
FOB
DUKE
This
30-inch
ship
model
for
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
was
built
to
scale
by
Edmond
Lecouvle,
65-year-old
V'terari
of
39
years
with
the
Quebec
City
police
force.
The
replica
oi
an
old
Quebec-built
lumber-trade
schooner
has
been
sent
to
Buckingham
.
Palace.
The
model,
commissioned
last
Christmas,
took
more
han
four
mollis
o
assemble.
It
contains
about
1,000
piece.',
ol
red
mahogany
from
the
West
Indies,
ebony
from
Ceylon,
ivory
fiom
walrus
tusks.
Canadian
black
walnut
and
cobbler's
thread
and
wax.
.
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photo
t
4
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rzeace
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,
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C
E.
C.
CARSON
LESLIE
H.
EYRES
Former
Minister
of
Trade
and
industry.
Minister
of
Fisheries
and
Minister
of
Railways.
Mr.
Fyrrs
experience
and
advice
will
lie
of
tremendous
value
In
key
cabinet
positions.
I
R.
C.
MocDONALD
Former
Minister
of
Municipal
Affairs
and
Minister
of
Minn.
Highly
respected
for
his
sage
handling
or
Intricate
problems
of
government,
Mr.
Macli"ld
brings
experience
and
wisdom
lo
key
rabinrt
posts.
1
nriiier
Minister
of
Piilille
(
'Works.
Known
and
admired
for
his
great
contribution
in
building
Kritish
C'olimiliia's
highway
system,
Mr.
(arsmi
will
supply
Invaluable
service
iiml
an
intimate
knowledge
f
the
province.
Forty-seven
Progressive
Conservative
candidates,
the
most
able
and
experienced
ever
offered
the
voters
of
British
Columbia,
are
your
guarantee
of
sound
and
stable
government.
They
are
men
and
women
you
know
well
and
have
depended
upon
to
do
the
community
jobs
you
wanted
done.
You'll
find
that
people
who
know
Canada's
most
famous
places
to
dine
call
for
Canada's
most
distinguished
whisky
.
.
.
Lord
Calvert.
For
superb
quality
.
.
.
and
the
smoothest
highball
JUNE
you
ve
ever
tasted
.
.
.
ulwmjs
call
fur
Lvrd
Culvert!
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