Evening star., 1952-03-02

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It Might Read: "As Goes Moine, s.
WhGt?" Pooe CO
Georsio's Russell Moy Hold Democrats
Fote in His Hands. Poee c-5
Loeol Disinterest in Nomins DeIesote,
is Big Riddle. Puoe c-5
in the presidential preference pri-
mary. also is expected to speak in
New Hampshire.
The New Hampshire. Demo-
cratic primary will afford the first
test Of popular strength Of Sena-
tor Kefauver Of Tennessee. who is
entered against President Tru-
man. Senator Kefauver, who has
already eampaigned In the State,
will return for Anal tour before
the election.
Taft sets Fast Pace.
The pace Senator Taft will set
on his 800 mile trip about the
State 10 indicated this intinerafy.
Thursday at $50 am. he holds
q press conference In Manchester,
His next stop Ia O meeting OF the
Concord city hall, Then he visits
Franklin, f'iiden, Laeehia, Mere
dith, Conway and Berlin. He will
visit the night shift of a manu-
featuring concern outside of HeFs
lin, Friday he visits Lancaster,
LittleteWn, Lebanon, New Pert,
Keene, and winds Up in Manehes-
ter for a dinner and major ad.
dress, Saturday, he goes to
Nashua, Berry, Exeter, Ports
mouth, Dover and Concord-with
his final campaign address in thu
last named city.
For the Eisenhower candidacy,
Gov. John Lodge of Connecticut,
Senators Lodge, campaign mana
ger for the general. and Salten-
stall of Massachusetts,; Senator
Carlsen OF Kansas, director of the
Eisenhower headquarters; Paul
Hoffman, and Representative Her.
ter of Massachusetts, and Cotton
of New Hampshire. are all Sched-
uled for speeches at strategic
points.
Senator Lodge spoke at Conway
last night and on Monday he
speaks in Berlin. On Friday he
speaks in NaShau.
Senator Saltonstall win fill
speaking engagements on Tues
day in Clairmont and on Friday
in Milford. Senator CarlseTl will
speak in New London on Friday
Representative Herter, who is
the Republican candidate for
governor of Massachusetts, will
engage in a three -cornered de-
bate Monday night in Concord
with representatives of Senator
Taft and Mr.. Stassen.
Mr.. Hoffman will speak in Dur
ham on Wednesday. Lodge is to
speak for Eisenhower on Thurs.
day in Lacenia and Representa-
tive Cotton will speak at Little
town on Saturday.
Gov. Sherman Adams of New
Hampshire, Senator Tobey andI
other important Republican lead
ers in the State have declared
for Gen. Eisenhower and have
been campaigning for him. News |
paper polls, however, show strong
sentiment for Senator Taft and
the Ohio senator now is press
ing the general. The State elects
IA delegates to the Republican
National Convention and eight |
delegates to the Democratic Ma
tional Convention on March Ii.
In addition, it holds a prefer
ence" vote on presidential candi-
dates. both Republican and Demo-
cratic.
On the Republican side in the
preference vote are entered Gen.
Eisenhower, Senator Taft and Mr..
6tassen. Mr.. Stassen's entry may
work in favor of Senator Taft by
dividing his opposition. States Of
delegates for Senator Taft and
Gen. Eisenhower have been en-
tered, but none for Mr.. Stassen.
However, delegate candidates ia
vorable to Gen. Macarthur have
been entered, and this work in
favor of Gen. Eisenhower, SINCE
Gen. Macarthur and Senator Taft
are regarded as travelling along
together.
Big Truman Vote Sought.
Administration Democrats. who
control the organization in New
Hampshire. are out to roll UP as
large a vote as they can for
President Truman.
Senator Bridges of New Hamp-
shire, Republican floor leader Of
the Senate, speaking last night inI
Nashua, made no mention OF Re-
publican presidential candidates
although he gave great praise toI
Gen. Macarthur. Senator Bridges
has not publicly committed him
self to any candidate so far.
He charged the Truman admin
istration is fostering creeping
socialism" in this country.
I'm foreign affairs" he said,
"the challenge of our times Isl
whether we shall restore the con-
stitutional processes under which
the Congress is a full-fledged part
ner of the executive in the max
ing of foreign policy. or continuel
to see the peace for which so many
of Americas sens have given their
all frittered away in bungling.
secret commitments and rudder-
less drift"
Senator Bridges said that dur
ing 20 years of Democratic Party
rule "our system of government
has been undermined in thou
sand ways He said that the
Democratic Party is like a strange
bird. When its right wing flaps
UP, its left wing flaps down. tt
head in the White House whirls
around like a weathervane and on
its tail sit me-tooers, those people