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Evening star., 1952-03-30

II the write-your ticket move
ment which sent Gen EisenhoWer's
stock zooming upward in Minnesota
spreads to other States In the re-
naming primaries it may fore
shadow a record breaking turnout Of
voters in this years election.
In Minnesota the write-ins for all
candidates reached nearly $1,000,
and of this total Gen. Eisenhower got
about 5000. So heavy write-in
trend in q presidential primary is
believed to be without precedent and
may mean that the stay-at-homeS
are being stirred out Of their leth-
argy this year.
II it does mean that. 1t is q hope
full sign. For the army of Americans
who pass up their chance to go to
the polls every four years has been
growing with the increase in popu-
lation.
81 Million Stoy-ot- t-Homes
The last decade affords a striking
comparison. In 1910 there were
about 82.5 million potential voters.
The race that year between Franklin
D. Roosevelt and Wendell L. Wfllkie
brought out record presidential
vote Of 40 $4,000. Mr.. Willkie was a
dynamic challenger. and Mr.. Roose-
welt was out to break the two-term
precedent. And, yet, more than 80
million potential voters stayed home.
( M 3 * ~ s - 1t f4s t f
In l948 the number Of potential
voters was believed to be 90 million.
and the total vote for President was
only 48.8 million. That year more
than 43 million decided to .'let
George do it. on election day. These
estimates Of voting strength are
based on total population over Al.
less 2 million aliens. Other minor
adjustments must be made for per-
sons In jail. the insane and those
who have not met the residence re-
quirements where they live.
The primaries set for Tuesday IN
Nebraska and Wisconsin both are inn
portant. But the politicians. anxious
to fipd out whether the write-in fever
is an epidemic or merely local Min
neSota phenomenon. viii have their
eyes on Nebraska. In the Corn,
husker state neither Gen. Eisenhower
Evening star., 1952-03-30
Wnte-n GroundsweI Spurs Hunt for Voters Who Can Spell

Of the original Eisenhower men in
Wisconsin are on the Warren slate
of delegates and are promising that
Eisenhower will be their second
choice at Chicago If Warren fails.
Mr.. Stassen has countered this with
an offer to give Gen. Eisenhower half
of the 80 Wisconsin votes on the first
ballot II the Stassen slate wins Tues
day. If these tactics divide the
Eisenhower support it will work to
Senator Taft's advantage. But Sena-
tor Taft also is plagued by q COM
peting Macarthur delegation. even
though the former Far East COM
mander is not an avowed candidate.
After Tuesday there viii be IL
Evening star., 1952-03-30
No. 2Mon at SHAPE Nay Become No Before Very Long

others, they have been eliminated
linOflciall In 3 way that can be
summed up Ia capsule form. Thus:
Collins - me field ofiicer and conn
petent administrator, but .inexperi-
eiiced ID handling mixed national
groups Clark, - very able interna-
tional commander, but i controver-
sial Individual. not least Of al In re-
lation to Senator Connally and the
Texas delegation In Congress, z and
Bradley, IN superb soldier, but one
whose published memoirs have not
endeared him to 3 number Of key
figures abroad. notably Lord Mont
gomery." !"
Ridsway choies Unlikely
These views. coupled with the fact
that there Is Q great reluctance to
change Gen. Ridgway,s status at 4
time when the Korean truce nego-
tiations are In d delicate stage and
when occupied Japan faces . dificult
transitional return to self -ruling
sovereignty. seem to leave only Gen.
Grtienther as the man best qualified
70 carry on from where Gen. Eisen-
hover leaves on, when he leaves on,
The NATO Council. II It Is thinking
ct all about Q new supreme COM
mander--as 1t must be-iS surely
thinking about this brilliant and
personable S3-year-old Chief Of STAN
Of SHAPE. After all. although he
has never commanded troops In the
feld. he Il generally recognized a.
one Of the Western worlds brainest
military planners. and no officer
perhaps not even Ike" himself
knows % much as he does about the
problems and potentialities Of the
Atlantic alliance.
No one should be surprised, there
fore. II this topnotch planner soon
becomes the supreme commander Of
NATO's military forces-an eleva-
ton likely to bring with it, for pro-
tocol reasons. the five-star hat Of q
General Of the Army. Conceivably.
Of course. Mr.. Truman may have an
other ofilcer in mind, but that seems
highly doubtful at the moment.
Conceivably. too, some nation in the
North Atlantic Council may exercise
its veto power to block the appoint-
ment, but there Is virtually no
chance Of that because the Councils
members have long since demon
strated that they do not act az
Russia does in the United Nations.
Evening star., 1952-03-30

American for the post. Along with
Gen. Gruenther, the following among
our military personalities have been
the unoficial nominees most promi-
nently mentioned In newspaper spec
ulation: J. Lawton Collins. Army
Chief OF STAFF: Mark w. Clark. cele-
brated chiefly for his direction Of the
Allied Italian campaign in the Second
World War; Omar N. Bradley, chair
Evening star., 1952-03-30
ZAP Photos.

man Of the Joint Chiefs Of stan. and
Matthew B. Ridgway. our kingpin In
Japan and head Of the United Ma
tions Korean command.
OF these men, judging from knowl-
edgeable comment overseas and here
In Washington, only Gen. Ridgway
appears to approximate Gen. Gruen-
ther's qualifications to take over the
top position at SHAPE. AS for the
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-10
Goemz HurIs
4-Hitter, as
RattIers Win

TALLAHASSEE John Gocmz
ace RIGHT hande, ioi the Floida
a md VI College Rat'lcrs threw
foui hitter al Alabama Stat,
college Hornets as the local nine
Won the FIRST 81 . TWO game series
81 last Thursday. and on the
following day. A and NJ oulhit
IN, Hornets IS 10 IL 20 score a
1911 decision.
The first game was played
in weather more suitable tor
football than a sprlngiime
Sport. and the Raiilers blasted
the offerings of pitcher Hiram
Cadsfon for eight hits.
The Hornets were lmii,d 10
fouf bineles two of which COM
blned with long fly IN me
fourth 10 produce then lone tai
Ia Goemz whitfield > Bama bat
tiers I'm chalkng up win number
i've without suffering q setback
20 date
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-10
BY LLOYD SWANSON

Remembering last year hu-
initiating defeat by the DENLY
high track team. Coach Leroy
Dues Miller nigh ,hinclads
displayed their pent up energy
and Swamped them 67-l3. cap
-uring III of l. points
II was the Trojans fourth
straight dual meet victory.
indicating that they are out
TO take the Easiside track
championship. Only a first
in the mile escaped the lower
easfsiders.
LLOYD Swanson. james Phil
bps and Willie Wright the
latter Trojan captain. we're the
main cogS on the clnacf paths.
beginning with the 20 high
hurdle, which swanson won
N The Impressive trn,, az IS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-10
Dues ThincIads Great

Philips and Wright ran dead
neal for second. giving Miller
'hree t'rstS.
High point getier of the
afternoon was Wright. who
raced about the field for a
total of IL. points.
Again Philips and Wright
ran q dead heat for tic IN
the low hui dies. being clockcd
IN 1873 Swanson was making
hot ihree-Way race in the
lows when he tipped over the
ihld hurdle. resulting in his
beng eliminated
Godfscv Little ~ Miller was
HE Jur7prrp JaeN ~ the day
leap.ng - feet. ONE .nch TO
iak, The broad Jump This wa,
rnt az so events which The
Trclans len.med he ffSt
'hre, placcs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-10
|BC To Honor Monorchs' Bu;rd
pr 3O-Yeors Baseball Service

WICHITA. KAN Because
Tom Baird organized the Kan
sas City Monarchs baseball
team more than 80 years ago,
and built his team into the
most popular transforming
team Of baseball players in
America, he will be honored
by the National Baseball Con-
gress.
Ceremonies af which time
he will be awarded q plaque
by MIC president Ray Du-
mont. will be held in the
Kansas City Blues park this
summer.
Robbie Recruited
Baird's influence in baseball
circles extends 10 the major
leagues. for the FIRST Negro
baseball player in modern
times 10 wear major league
uniform, Jackie Robinson was
recruited from his famous Kan
saS city MonarchS.
Dumont. president and
founder of the MIC. frat
became interested in baseball
in 1929 at the urging of
Baird. then co-owner of the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-10
Sugar Ray Gets
Shot at Maxim S
175-Ib. Crown

Ray Robinson and Joey Maxim
this week signed for title fgh,
in Yankee Stadium June %.
Maxim. l75pound champion.
will place his title az stake.
Robinsons middleweight title
will not be az stake. The middle
weight king. however. report
edly will get the big end of the
gate. an amount not announced.
should Sugar Ray succeed in
knocking Maxim's title from his
mead, II would be the third cham
pionship, duly won by the for
mcr Dctroiter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-10

PRINTING! Let the TRIBUNE
do il. Best work. at costs 70
suit you. WO. 2-4s37 or WO.
4-s2O8.