BOB REEVE TO BRIEF
IKE ON ALASKAN AFFAIRS
OMAHA, <£>)—Sen. Hugh But
ler of Nebraska and Bob Reeve,
Republican nominee for Alaskan
Delegate to Congress, said last
night they expected to confer to
gether with General Eisenhower
in Kansas City Thursday. Reeve
said he expected to brief the Re
publican presidential nominee on
Alaskan affairs.
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Everybody Is All Wrong But
Truman, Says Harry Truman
By DOUGLAS B. CORNELL
WASHINGTON, (/P> — Presi
dent Truman said Thursday there
ought to be some new blood in
the Democratic party but he
knows of no mess in Washington.
At a news conference with the
accent on politics, Truman said he
had no1 comment on the way the
Democratic candidates, Goc. Ad
lai Stevenson and Sen. John
Sparkman, have started their
campaign. He said too that:
He doesn’t have to read what
the opposition says — he knows
ahead of time what it is going to
say and it’s all wrong.
Certainly Stevenson can have
the advantage of the good re
search which fortified his own
campaign speeches in 1948. Stev
enson can have all the informa
tion he wants—and so can Gen.
Eisenhower. Truman said he will
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give them the truth and if they
want to use it, it’s up to them.
There was no comment on
Sparkman’s statement that the
recent steel strike had be^n mis
handled.
Nor did the President wish to
go into any detail on the incidents
involving daughter Margaret,
Secret Service and Swedish news
papers.
He said no new instructions
are planned for the Secret Service
guards because they are always
right and don’t need any.
On another international mat
ter, Truman had nothing to say
about the calling of a new Com
munist party congress in Moscow,
sizing it up as none of his busi
ness.
Takes Swipe at "Post"
At one point, he took a swipe
at the Saturday Evening Post,
saying it is always wrong. That
was in response to an inquiry
whether he intends to, answer an
article in the magazine that said
he gave the country false infor
mation about a grain shortage.
Truman said he hadn’t read the
article and didn’t intend to. He
said he -almost never reads the
Post because it always is wrong.
A reporter noted that Steven
son has said something “to the
effect that he wants to' bring a
refreshening of what’s gone on for
20 years.”
It was then that Truman spoke
of infusing new blood into the
Democratic party while declaring
there will be no turning back on
what the party has done for 20
years.
Key To Democratic Campaign
While the questions were pop
ping along similar lines, tossing
at Truman what the Democratic
candidates have been saying, he
was asked whether “you have any
feeling of being a target.’’ He said
he can’t possibly be a target on
the Democratic side because he is
the key of the campaign. Of
course he will be a target of
Eisenhower and his cohorts, Tru
man said.
As to how he is a campaign
key, he said the Democratic
party must run on the record of
Truman and Roosevelt adminis
trations.
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