The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 3, 1954, Page 5

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Bl or yg 1 gy Baer two reporting the ¢laims -of Republican leaders in By JACK BELL ‘and REED SMITH CINCINNATI (#—Republicans apparéntly will find themselves fighting primarily a defensive bat- st areas, Republi- key states in the ade far more moj- Press 2 iblican National Com: ber: yi wnittee members and state chairmen claimed a net gain ae Senate and 14 House seats in stern half. Their Western gues had Claimed gains of and 5 Senate seats in total shift of 31 House and ite seats seemed to repre- an claims and digpute from the Present House 218 Republicans, 1 independent and the Senate there , 46 Democrats, mt and 1 vacancy. chief GOP trouble ast apparently lies Ta hell [ Fie Be & : i Fi i Hl nomic conditions in the districts don’t improve. In Kentucky, Mrs. Stanley D. Pace, national committeewoman, gave Republican Sen. John Sher- man Cooper a “good chance” to thwart the efforts of Democratic former Vice President Alben Bark- ley to return to the Senate. Politicians generally regard Cooper’s chances as among the least favorable of the Republican senators running re-election this year. National Committeeman G. M son Owlett was optimistic about the Republicans’ chance of gaining at least four congressional seats in Pennsylvania and of holding on to the governorship by a comfortable margin. He thought Republicans might make substantial House gains in Philadelphia. s Some other Republicans said, however, their party’s chances may not be too good unless there is an improvement in employment in the soft and hard coal regions, in railroads and steel. Given no such improvement, they thought it possible they could lose three seats. In Virginia the Republicans will be fighting to hold on to their three congressional seats which President Eisenhower’s victory in 1952 in that state helped them get. However, L. S. Parsons, vice chairman of the GOP State Com- mittee, said he was optimistic the pick up two more in the 2nd and 3rd districts. He and GOP State Chairman Ted Dalton égaid they think the principal issue will be Eisenhow- ef’s program. Maryland’s national committee- woman, Miss Bertha §. Adkins, re-elect ‘four GOP congressmen ¢, | despite heavy Democratic registra- tions. She said two Republican can- didates were waging vigorous cam- paigns in Democratic-held dis- tricts that might pay off in the November election. ADD—MORE ...MORE ...MORE .. Robert H. Richards Jr., national committeeman, said Delaware Re- publicans expect to unseat Demo- for taking'crat Sen. Allen J. Frear Jr. a difficult said be thinks that if the Republicans work hard enough they. can gain two New Jersey congressional seats. e io seid a e beat. Burke if Ohio normal GOP vote. STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE Cotfee Mill ab ALL @ROCERS Richards said the major issue is support of Eisenhower’s program. Mrs. Charles W. Weis Jr., na- tional committeewoman, said the GOP should keep its 27 congres- sional posts and win at least one more in New York. H. Meade Alcorn Jr., Connecti- cut’s GOP national committeeman, _ [expects Republicans to re-elect jov. John D. Lodge and at least OPENING SPECIAL! _ THIS. WEEK ONLY: 33 1/3% Off on All Paints Mofiroe Specialty ‘Co. 1990 FLAGLER AVENUE Printing... Embossing Engraving ... Rubber Stamps The Artman Press Greene Street Phone 2-566] LIMITED TIME ONLY Channel FREE xi, wire EACH ANTENNA AWAY NEW TV SET RCA - ZENITH - MOTOROLA Poinciana Television & Radio Commercial Row, Poinciana, Key West | {A PRW BLOCKS FROM WICKERS STADIUM) * PHONES 2-5947 or 2-8667 Republicans will hold them and; expressed confidence voters will | five of the state’s six congressmen. Alcorn said prospects were “im- proving” for Republicans to win the 1st District from Rep. Thomas J. Dodd, West Hartford Democrat. Dodd’s Republican opponent is Wallace Barnes of Bristol. National GOP Committeeman Ralph H. Bonnell.of Boston pre- dicted the re-election in Mass- achusetts of Republican Sen. Le- verett Saltonstall, Republican Gov. Christian A. Herter and eight GOP congressmen. Bonnell said Republicans might win two congressional seats from Democrats in the 2nd and 4th districts. Democrats have six mem- bers in congress. Bonnell said Saltonstall’s position in the Eisenhower administration in Washington appeared to be an issue, Desertion By Nationalists Told HONG KONG (®—Radio Peiping said today that 152 Nationalist sol- diers had deserted to Red China from various islands off the Chi- nese coast since the battle of Tung- jShan Island last year, Bobo And New Love Won’t Talk On ‘Hitch’ Rumors NEW YORK # — Bobo Rockefel- ler and Reno hotel man Charles W. | Mapes Jr. aren't confirming or de- nying reports that they are headed for the altar. i | At least that was the situation | jlast night after Mapes attended a dinner party for eight given by | Bobo at her Park Avenue home, | Mapes, 34, and Bobo, 37, were friends in Reno, where last month she obtained a divorce and a re- | calege six-million-dollar settlement ym Winthrop Rockefeller. 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