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Eisenhower's Meteoric Rise May End In Presidency By THE CANADIAN PRESS Prime Minister Winston Church- {11 once turned to Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower and said in his own version of mid-west U. S. slang: "What I like about you; Ike, is you ain't no glory hopper." Churchill meant by this remark that he liked the way Eisenhower had been content to let others get credit for the glories of victory which the Allied forces were win- ring in the Second World War. Since then, a great many Ameri- cans have come to like Ike. Some cf them like him so well that mem- bers of the Republican party nom- inated him Friday as their candi- cate for next president of the U.S. FIRST INDICATION The first faint indication of Eisenhower's political appeal came more than eight years ago with a single tub-thump in New York City. Africa and Sicily and during «the invasion of Italy, when Ike's popu- larity was running high in the U.S. Few paid much attention to it ahd when word reached Ike he was quoted as saying: "Baloney." But somewhere along the line he changed his mind and the sol- dier from the plains of Kansas is candidate Eisenhower as well as General Eisenhower. Ike was born Oct. 14, 1890, in Denison, Tex. Later his family moved to Abilene, Ike was raised. Father Eisenhower worked in a creamery to support his five sons, Ike and brothers Arthur, Edgar, Earl and Milton who now is presi- dent of Pennsylvania State Col- lege. After high school, Ike was ap- pointed to the U. 8. Military Aca- demy in the class of 1915. He was Kas., where (From 1935 to 1940 he was chief of | stat to Gen. Douglas MacArthur, then planning the defences for the Philippines. In 1941 Ike attracted the atten- tion of Gen. George Marshall, then U. 8S. Army chief of staff, for his handling of troop manoeuvres in Louisiana. After that his rise was spectacular. In 1942 he was sent to Britain to command U., 8S. troops in the European theatre of operations. Allied Commander he was pro- moted to general of the army, the highest rank awarded in the U Army, After the war he returned to Washington to become army chief of staff. He resigned that post in 1948 to become president of Colum- bia University. Two years later he was back in uniform as military chief of the When he was named Supreme THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Thursday, July 1, 1952 y It came from the American Le-|(25 and a second lieutenant when gion's Tank Corps Post No. 715 | he left West Point. which went on record boosting Ike| He gradually climbed up the &s a presidential candidate, ladder of military rank, earning] Then last year the political boom That was in September, 1943,!a reputation as a good executive [for Eisenhower as a presidential after the Allied conquest of North. officer and also as a tank expert. candidate began. Find Relics of Indian Village Near Penetang PENETANGUISHENE (CP)-- Charred remains of timber from eight longhouses and part of a palisade have been recovered at a near-by site believed to have i é : | been the village of St. Louis, where toga de Ln He svoverius were made by . CLARKS FOOD PRODUCTS . stiaeuts eo Jue University 2 yest CLARKS CHILI SAUCE CLARKS GOVERNOR SAUCE CLARKS IRISH STEW CLARKS CORNED BEEF HASH CLARKS Fancy Tomato Juice CLARKS PORK and BEANS Indian archaeology, directed by SPECIAL! A Quality Product of the Loblaw Bakery Wilfrid Jury. Other interesting JELLY ROLLS "isi ~ finds include several iron knives, PINEAPPLE SPECIAL! DARES BISCUITS awls and copper scraps and prayer HOLIDAY CREMES beads. Most unusual are a carved copper lynx and a turtle made of lead, probably melted down from a bullet. The site of the longhouses and palisade is about two miles from Georgian Bay on a winding river. Evidence indicates this was the St. Louis the Iroquois attacked at dawn March 16, 1649, after demol- ishing a neighboring village named St. Ignace. Brebeuf and Lalemant, captured at St. Louis, were drag- oe Io! 8. Jeuace and killed e same y, Hurons from_Ossossannee village retook AYLMER GREEN BEANS . Louis. e Iroquo nally captured it for good, destroying it LIBBYS SLICED BEETS Dr 50 muda ie iibabi BEECHWOOD Beef & Vegetables OLD CAVE OLD CHEESE MONARCH FLOUR "5 SWIFTS SWIFTNING MARGENE MARGARINE MONARCH CHEESE RED ROSE Orange Pekoe TEA VI-TONE FAST FUDGE MIX JA!" 3 BELMAR SOUP MIX PAY 2 HARRY HORNES FRUIT DRINKS °F. 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