Evening star. [volume], December 13, 1951, Page A-10, Image 10

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O'Mahoney Asserts
Republicans Are
'Using' Eisenhower
By th« Associated Press
Senator O'Mahoney, Democrat,
of Wyoming contended today that
Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower is be
ing “used” by victory-hungry Re
publicans backing him for Presi
dent.
“I don’t think the general
should be used to save either the
Republican Party or the Demo
cratic Party.” Senator O’Mahoney
told reporters. “His job tas
commander of North Atlantic de
fense forces in Europe) is to save
the Nation.”
Another Democratic Senator,
Humphrey, of Minnesota, who has
just returned from Western
Europe, said he found people
there “very disturbed” by talk
that Gen. Eisenhower may run
for President.
“Nearly everybody I talked to
Is hoping Eisenhower will stay in
Europe.” Senator Humphrey said.
“He symbolizes the commitment
of the American people to West
ern Europe.
several indispensable.
"I don’t want to say he Is indis
pensable there, but I think his
presence in Europe will be of the
greatest importance during the
cdming year, which will be a year
of decision. The great problems
of building a successful defense
force are just beginning to come
to a climax.”
Senator O’Mahoney was asked
whether he feels Gen. Eisenhower
Is being used. He replied:
“I think that is the only reason
so many Republicans are urging
him to run. They think he is a
popular figure and that he would
w'in. They are willing to take a
chance on what his principles are
in order to wrin an election.”
Eisenhower supporters like Re
publican Senators Lodge of Massa
chusetts and Duff of Pennsylvania
have said they know- the principles
for w-hich Eisenhower stands, and
that they are convinced the gen
eral will be available for the GOP
presidential nomination—and win
it.
Gen. Eisenhower himself has
kept publicly silent on whether he
w-ill be a candidate, and—for that
matter—whether he is a Repub
lican.
Senator Humphrey said the only
presidential candidate with a
chance to win in 19&2 will be one
pledged to carry out President
Truman's “Fair Deal ’ program.
Including the hotly disputed civil
rights section.
Stronger Civil Rights Aimed.
Senator Humphrey said he ex
pects the winner to be a Demo
crat. regardless of whether Mr.
Truman runs again.
The Minnesotan confirmed re
ports that he intends to try to
nail an even stronger civil rights
plank into the Democratc Party's
platform next year than the one
he was largely responsible for in
the 1948 platform. The 1948
plank added to dssensipn In the
party over civil rights and in
creased Southern opposition to
Mr. Truman as the candidate.
Senator Humphrey said he
wants next year’s platform to call
for easier squelching of Senate
debate on civil rights. Dixie Sen
ators traditionally have been able
to block action on that program
by filibustering, or marathon talk
ing, against the legislation. The
civil rights bills call for, among
other things, setting up a fair
employment practices commis
sion and a Federal prohibition
against lynching.
Senator Humphrey said the
Democrats wouldn’t have a chance
to win and "wouldn’t deserve it”
If there was any softening of the
administration's position regard
ing civil rights.
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Father Must Spend $25
As Christmas 'Sentence'
By th* Associated Press
JACKSONVILLE. Fla., Dec. 13.
—Christmas came early to crimi
nal court yesterday with Judge
William T. Harvey acting as
Santa Claus.
Jimmie Cobb, young Jackson
ville father of two children, plead
ed guilty to a charge of drunken
ness.
"I ought to fine you,” the Judge
said. “Do you have $50?”
“No. sir,” answered Cobb.
“Do you have $25?”
“No, sir.”
“Well.” said Judge Harvey, ‘‘can
you scrape $25 together before
Christmas?”
"I’ll try.” Cobb replied.
“AH right,” said the judge. “You
get $25 together and spend it on
your wife and kids for Christmas,
and I’ll suspend sentence on you.
But if you fail. I'll bring you back
to court and fine you. Now. Merry
Christmas.”
Akron Man Sought in Death Of Woman Found in Creek
■y th« Associated Press
The FBI is hunting an Akron
(Ohio! man in connection with
the death of a woman whose body
was found in a creek near Augusta,
Ky„ seven months ago.
An FBI official told a reporter
today the agency’s experts have
“positively identified” the thumb
print of the dead woman as that
of Mrs. Juanita M. Bailey, whom
he described as an Akron divorcee.
He said the FBI two days ago
filed a complaint at Lexington.
Ky„ charging George W. Krendich
with unlawful flight to avoid
prosecution for murder. Kren
dich s family is listed as living in
Akron, the spokesman said.
Mrs. Bailey was reported miss
ing from her Akron home in April.
A woman’s body was found in
Turtle Creek near Augusta May 10.
Unsuccessful efforts were made
then to identify the body.
Later, however, FBI technicians
reconstructed the prints of the
badly decomposed fingers and
established identity by comparing
them with points on two birth
certificate cards from the hospital
where Mrs. Bailey gave birth to
her children in 1946 and 1947.
Old Fire Bell Rings
When Water Is Cut Off
By the Associated Press
PENTWATER, Mich., Dec. 13.—
Village officials are glad they
didn't dispose of their old fire bell
when a new siren was installed.
Now when the bell rings it
means the water supply is going
to be cut off in 15 minutes.
Pentwater is installing a new
water system. At intervals it be
comes necessary to shut off all the
mains so connections can be made
The old fire bell works fine as
a warning.
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GIs Spend $100 Fare
For 6-Hour Cab Ride
•y the Associated Press
VERGENNES. Vt., Dec. 13.—
Three Army infantrymen were in
such a hurry to get home yester
day after 13 months in Korea
that they hired a cab to take them
the 220 miles from Boston to Ver
gennes.
The six-hour trip cost Corpls.
Willard C. Blair and Richard Hall
and Pfc. Alfred Robarge a total
of $100.
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South Africa sees a probable
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