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Duff Says Write-in
In Pennsylvania Has
No Effect on Delegates
By the Associoted Pres*
HARRISBURG. Pa.. April 29— It
was still anybody's guess today as
to what effect Tuesday's presidential
write-in vote will have on the Penn
sylvania delegation at the Repub
lican National Convention.
Gov. James H. Duff, head of the
73-man delegation, said the ballot
ing will have no effect. But Harold
E. Stassen, victor in the popularity j
contest, insists the Pennsylvania re
suit ‘ may turn out to be a key event
in the nomination.”
"I am confident that Pennsylvania
has not as yet made up its mind
ion choosing a GOP presidential
nominee i and I interpret Tues*
day s write-in to mean exactly that,”
Gov. Duff told a news conference
yesterday.
Few Wrote in Choices.
Only a tiny fraction of the 2,676,
972 Republican voters in Pennsyl-*
vania wrote in a presidential pref
erence.
The governor’s interpretation
strengthens a belief that the Key
stone state’s GOP delegation with
hold its powerful bloc of votes un
til a strategic moment at the con
vention.
Senator Martin, who polled 41,318
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write-in votes, will receive a token
first ballot vote as a favorite son.
Despite an active write-in campaign
in his behalf, he finished third.
Ahead of him was Mr. Stassen by
33,000 votes and Thomas E. Dewey
of New York by 28,000.
Dewey “Significance” Noted.
Gov. Dewey’s total of 69.426 votes,
the Governor said, possessed “the
most significance'' in Tuesday's pri
mary.
The comparatively few ballots—
7,944—cast for Senator Vandenberg
of Michigan brought this comment
from Gov. Duff:
“I definitely attribute the fact
that his vote was not larger to the
fact that he people did no know he
was available.”
The Governor did not reply to a
reporter’s question whether an ‘‘in
ference’’ could be drawn on Senator
Vandenberg’s availability.
Senator Vandenberg was sixth be
hind Stassen. Dewey, Martin, Gen.
Douglas MacArthur and Senator
Taft. He was ahead of Gen. Dwight
D. Eisenhower and Henry Wallace
Stassen Hits Back at Taft
For Campaign Criticism
TRENTON, N. J„ April 28
Harold E. Stassen. with an enthusi
astic welcome behind him, turned
today to wooing New Jersey’s 35
votes in the Republican National'
Convention.
More than 5.000 persons heard him
deliver his first major New Jersey:
speech last night at Princeton Uni
versity in which he hit back at
Senator Taft for criticizing his long
campaign.
“It has been my conviction,” he
declared, “that what this country
needed most was a more liberal Re
publican Party with a world-wide
viewpoint.”
Mr. Stassen called for a system of
selective service that would permit!
students to complete their education.
For nearly an hour he answered a
barrage of questions from the audi
ence, mostly students.
Gov. Driscoll, who will go to the
GOP convention as New Jersey s
favorite son candidate, introduced
Mr. Stassen as a man who ’ believes
this country is due to lead in world
affairs not for one year or for two
years, but until the task is com
pleted.''
Devoting most of his speech to
foreign affairs, Nfy-. Stassen reit
erated a demand that the Com- j
munist Party be outlawed, the
United States join with other na
tions in establishing joint bases and
a defense plan against Russia, and
the United Nations be reorganized
to strip Russia of the veto power.
Today he will meet delegates and
party leaders at an off-the-record
luncheon talk here. His visit was
the first by a candidate for the Re
publican presidential nomination.
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey will speak in
New Jersey May 26 and Senator
Taft an May 18.
Taft Remains Silent
On Pennsylvania Vote
TOLEDO, Ohio, April 29
Senator Taft moved here today in
his Ohio primary campaign, but
still had not commented on results
of Tuesday's “write-in” balloting in
Pennsylvania.
Senator Taft was fifth in the
field of presidential candidates, led
by Harold E. Stassen, who seeks 23
of Ohio's 53 GOP presidential dele
gates next Tuesday.
Yesterday Senator Taft singled
out the Republican welfare program
under his leadership as new evi
dence he is “more liberal” than the
former Minnesota Governor.
"The program which I have
worked out is based on definite
principles of liberty and equality,”
he said in a Canton address.
Federal aid to education, Federal
housing and health were features:
of the welfare program which he
claimed credit for by reason of his
leadership in the Senate.
He declared Mr. Stassen has no
educational program as yet but has
stated in campaign speeches that I
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terday before the student body at.
Wooster College and followed with
speeches at New Philadelphia. Mas
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Scooter Rider Beats Up
Motorist After Crash
. By Associated Press
CHICAGO.—Police had a report
on a new type of hit-run accident.
Erland Ostllnd, 54, a contractor,
told them this story:
His car struck a motor scooter last
night at a North Side intersection.
He walked back to where the scooter
and its driver were lying in the
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bloodying his nose. Then righting
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out saying a word.
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