Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 March 1948 — Page 9

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Alignments Collapse As James, Schricker Quit Nomination Race

By NOBLE Contests for both governor were

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‘MONDAY, MAR. 8, 1948

pevelopments Release ‘Pledged’ Delegates with Conventions Three Months Away

Republican and Democratic nominations for as “wide open” today despite the fact that state conventions of both parties are only three months away. Ali ents in both parties were broken down during the developments. One was the announcement that T. James will quit his race for the GOP guber-

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nomination to accept the vice president and treasgrer of Butler University. The other was the announcement of former Gov. Henry HP gchricker that he will not permit = pimself to De drafted as the pemocratic nominee for

nor. o Releases Delegates Both developments releas jarge blocs of delegates in bo es for realignments all along the line in the gubernatorial | jcture. Leaders of a large GOP faction | that had been backing Lt. Gov.| James admitted they “didn’t know . where they were go

1t. Gov patorial post of

ow.” x The Indiana Democratic Editorial Association, meeting here Saturday, boom a

of success. Editors Discouraged

discouraged by the party’s chances; this fall. The only other . Democratic candidates out for governor now are Harry McClain of BShelbyville and Walter Mybeck of Crown Point. During the week-end, however, | rumors were circulated that some Democratic leaders may bring out Jap Jones, Indianapolis hotel operator and long-time party leader, as a gubernatorial candida

te. “I don't know about that,” responded Mr. Jones when asked about the movement.

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leaves only one announced canididate for Governor in the GOP |field—Hobard Creighton, speak-

gubernatorial candidate is U. 8. Sen. William E. Jenner who has ed Dot announced but whose camth Paign is being organized by his {supporters all over the state.

{seen by some observers as an-ad- | vantage for Sen. Jenner, .but the former's backers said they didn’t believe many of the Lieutenant ing | Governor's leaders would swing! |to the Senator.

had been all set to rectors of the Indiana Republican “draft Schricker” move- Editorial : ment and it had all the earmarks here quietly during the week-end, | sent another message to Sen. : Jenner, demanding that he give But Mr. Schricker’s repeated | yp his plans to be a candidate ll gvowal not to run even though tor Governor. The association P grafted punctured that balloon | previously had opposed the Senand the editors admittedly were g4qpvg prospective candidacy.

his State House job when he formally accepts the Butler position on Wednesday. That's the day Butler trustees are scheduled to ratify his appointment to the university staff.

W. Atherton who was university

treasurer for 20 years. last June,

said his office had not yet studied the laws to determine how the vacancy in the lieutenant goverthe remainder of this year. will have no lieutenant governor STADSEPR forthe rest of 1948. problem will be distribution of his powers on various boards and

bureaus to other state officials, probably the state auditor.

Hoosier Woman Slain in Far East

The State Department announced England's beloved Queen could hardly today that two American women

by gunfire.

Saigon. was no indication who did the

joined the foreign service in May,

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Lt. Gov. James’ withdrawal

of the Indiana House of Repsentatives. | The only other potential GOP |

withdrawal was

James’ |S

ja Sends Message Meanwhile, seven of the 11 di

Association, meeting

Lt. Gov. James also will resign

He will succeed the late John

He died

One Thing Certain Attorney General Cleon Faust

point.

Acme Telephoto. COMPOSED — Tight-lipped but speaking calmly and quickly, Mrs. Bleriort LaMarre today testified that Maj. Gen. Bennett E. Meyers, who is on trial for subornation of perjury, repeatedly asked that she and her “husband lie to a Senate War Investigation Committee. The general had told the committee that Mrs. LaMarre once had. been his "girl friend." She has not been ‘questioned on that

" |Russo-Finnish military pact.

Finns With Kremlin About Alliance

President Juho K. Paasikivi announced ‘today the government has agreed to Marshal Josef

.ontest In Both

to Talk

Moscow Preferred As Site of Parley

HELSINKI, Mar. 8 (UP) —

Stalin's: proposal to negotiate a friendship =nd

Mr. Paasikivi said he had recommended negotiations begin in Moscow. It was understood the majority of Finnish parties, who did not want to negotiate a military alliance, proposed the Moscow site for fear Communist demonstrations might be touched off during any conference here.

The first violence of the Rus-| sian treaty crisis occurred yesterday when Communists broke up a meeting at which Ernesti Hentunen, leader of the small Radical Party with 3000 members, spoke! against the treaty. § | Mr. Hentunen's coat and shirt were torn, but otherwise he was unhurt. Observers did not believe the incident was too serious. Mr. Hentunen has little political stature.

Benes and Gottwald Reported in Parley

PRAGUE, Mar. 8 (UP)—A move to merge the Czech Social Democrat party with the Communist party has started in the Bohemian industrial town of

or's office would be filled for One thing is certain, Indiana The only

WASHINGTON, Mar. 8 (UP)—

A report from John Hamlin,

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shooting. Miss James’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto James, live in Hillsdale, Ind. Miss James was graduated from the Hillsdale high school and served with the WACS during the war in Australia, New Zealand and the Philippines. She

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Witnesses to View LVL Club Bandits

Arrangements were being made today for witnesses in recent robberies involving gambling casinos to view two youthful bandits accused of sticking up the Liberal View League Club here. State police said they plan to bring to Indianapolis several witnesses to the robbery of gambling

Baden. John Raven, 18, of ‘San An-

Fire Sta Fire Station hool 12, 733 8. West St.; School 13,

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School 9, 740 E. Vermont St.; 700 N. Delaware St.

SATURDAY. School 87, 3411 Indianapo!

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Vote Registration Branches Open

Branch offices for the registration of voters for the May 4 primary will be open from p. m. to 9 p. m. at the following places:

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Leitmeritz, reports reaching Prague said today. t The Prague radio indicated other political developments) | might be at hand with reports the President Benes, in seclusion t in his summer home at Sezimove Usti, had received Premier Klement Gottwald yesterday. No further details were given.

Schuman Again Wins

Against Red Protests

PARIS, Mar. 8 (UP)—The National Assembly today supported Premier Robert Schuman'’s forced loan program in the face of Com-

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for public demonstrations against.

10-year government bonds.

The Red demonstrations did

Buchanan St. members of its staff in Saigon, WEDNESDAY speech yesterday asked the Indo-China, were killed yesterday | gSchogl Board Office, Ohio and Merifia® | United States to arm Western

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Station Exhibits : To Be Enlarged

The permanent Indianapolis Industrial Exposition sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce in the Union Station will be enlarged 8. Peaicsr chairman of the gover:/pg board, announced

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With additional space in the southwest section of the station’s train concourse made available by the railroads, all exhibits will be concentrated on the west side. ‘Wall cases will be removed from the concourse and will be remodeled to conform with the rest

More than 10,000 registered at the exposition last year.

Austria, against “the spread of He sald he was prepared to lead France into such project.

Local Man Pilot On Bob Hope Plane

The big DC-4 which will bring ski-nosed comic Bob Hope to Indianapolis today will be piloted by an Indianapolis man. Pilot of the plane which brings the comedian here to broadcast his coast-to-coast show from Yardue University tomorrow night is William 8. Cole, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Cole, 1458 Congress Ave. Mr. Cole, student at Butler University before entering the Army Air Force, became a commercial pilot after the war. The 28-year-old Hoosier pilot was assigned to the Western Airlines plane which was chartered to bring Mr. Hope and his cast to Indiana, for the broadcast from Lafayette. The plane will land here today and will take off from here Wednesday.

First Violence |

Flat Dive Fatal To Girl Student

- {life yesterday in an attempt to improve her diving technique’ in the St. Mary-of-the-Woods Col-| lege swimming pool.

who was known for her thoughtfulness and gracious manner, was

Charles J. Bruns, 927 W. 34th St. She was a good swimmer, her family says, but was eager

down flat as she had on various occasions when nothing disastrous resulted. She swam to the end of the pool after diving, but commented that she “did not feel well” and was helped out of the water by a friend.

bystanders said. paralyzed her breathing muscles” was the verdict of Coroner J.

and , Charlotte breathed a little afterward, the family reports. priest administered the last rites : of the church. Gen. Charles de Gaulle in a|Sirl finally was pronounced dead.

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14 Dive Fatal Plans for Ripple Expansion (COFFEE To Be Discussed Thursday |

Charlotte Bruns Dies

At Terre Haute Charlotte Ann Bruns lost her

Fourteen-year-old Charlotte,

he daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

o learn to dive well Yesterday, she dived and came

Muscles Paralyzed The flat dive evidently ‘knocked the breath out of her,” It “temporarily

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Charlotte was a the commen:

dianapolis and was graduated from Holy' Angels. grade school last June. 3 Services will be held Wednesday at 8:30 a. m. in the Feeney & Feeney mortuary and at 9 a. m. in Holy Angels Church. Burial will be in St. Joseph's Cemetery. In addition to the parents, sur-

viyors include three sisters, Mrs. |},

Mary E. Teipen and Dolores and Barbara lis.

Louis Wilson Files

For State Post Louis Barr Wilson, 328 N. Temple Ave, today filed his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for state representative. Mr. Wilson has been active in Democratic politics here for several years. During most of the 17 years he has lived in Indianapoils, he has been a streetcar operator, Mr, Wilson formerly lived in Pike County where he was once the Democratic nominee for sheriff of that county.

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Plans for the expansion of the Broad Ripple business area will be discussed by merchants and city officials at a meeting Thursday American Legion headquarters. The conference has been called by Jack Kammins, president of the City Plan Commission. offered the invitation of attending the meeting to any person interested in the growth of the Broad Ripple area. Members of the plan commission have prepared two possible plans for a business area to be developed just north of the Canal between Guilford and College Aves,

Mr. Kammins said the plans weren't offered as propgsals, but merely as a means of getting persons in the area interested in its development. The plan commission and a number of Broad Ripple businessmen are interested in adopting a set plan for the area in order to keep its growth within an orderly

it. The measure would oblige i it i pattern, business men and farmérs io in-|a e guards and tWo| qmna meeting is the vest from 20 to 70 per cent of hums. A pulmotor was applied| oes that NS Je Sit nts

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tonio, Tex., and William LeMay, 122, of Nashville, Tenn. will be questioned about these jobs involving more than $30,000. The pair was returned here from Paris, Tenn. where they were captured last Wednesday. |They admitted sticking up the LVL Club.

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Butler Sophomore Heads Fraternity

George Leamnson, Zionsville sophomore at Butler University, has been elected president of Butler chapter of Sigma Delta Chi, national professional journalism fraternity. Mr. Leamnson, son of Mrs. Louise Leamnson, Tell City, is a member of Phi Eta Sigma, freshman scholastic honor society and of the staff of the Collegian.

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