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MONDAY, AUG. 27, 1951

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Democrats Hope It's Taft Against Harry

"Think lke Would.

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By IRVING LEIBOWITZ Midwest Democrats, who swung the balance of power in 1948 to e'cct President Truman, generally

believe the President could defeat Ohio's Republican Sen. Robert A. Taft in 1952, "but are doubtful should the GOP nominate Gen.' Dwight D. Eisenhower. That was the analysis Demo-| erats today placed on the results of their three-day, 15-state Corn! Belt conference at French Lick. | Vice President Alben W. Barklev and Indiana National Committeeman Frank McHale echoed the sentiments of leaders at the parley that President Truman should run - for re-election and, that he would win. But they said the President should make another “give ‘em hell” campaign.

‘Flected Him Before’

“That's what elected him be-| fore’ Mr. McHale said, adding the Midwest would be the Key to

the election. Democratic leaders pointed out in 1948, President Truman was deprived of four Southern states bv the Dixiecrats and of New York's important 47 electoral votes by the third party candidacy of Henry A Wallace. who headed the Progressive Party ticket. It was the Corn Belt vote that came to the President's rescue, and turned what looked like certain defeat into a sizeahle Electoral College majority. Some of the big-vote Midwestern states, including Illinois, Ohio, Missouri and Iowa, went Democratic. The smaller ones, including Indiana, went Republican.

Better off Now

The three Governors who attended the conference Adlai Stevenson, Illinois; Henry F. Schricker, Indiana. and G. Mennen William, Michigan -—informally compared 1947 to 1951, and decided the party was better off now than then In Presidential prospects, Summed up. their opinion was President Truman would have a tougher task if the Republicans happen to nominate Gen. Eisen-

hower over Sen. Taft, But they the GOP

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Gl Who Lost Fingers, 5 Feet in Korea to Wed &S

WEDDING BELLS will ring means death, 54-year-old Bernard Ry o Sept. 19 in Joliet, Ill. for Pvt Seiden survived 109. degrees for ; - Hubert Reeves, 19, who lost both 30 minutes and a subsequent 107 ha feet and all fingers but one be- degrees for three hours yestercause of frostbite in Korea, and day in Mt. Sinai Hospital, Miami Reygrly ‘Jean Han» 19y They met Beach. a : aftér she wrote him in the hospital.

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; ; dlianapolis, the Rev. Fr. Anthony Baker today in Detroif claimed a Ae , ar har lot 1 new world speed record of 130.5 J. Lauck, art teacher at Notre miles an hour for jet-propelled Dame, will conduct the profesmodel airplanes. He won the 1951 Sonal artists panel for the na-

contest while on his honeymoon. tional conference of Catholic Art Ee © Association Aug. 27-30 in Spo- - (kane, Washington.

No Turtle BECAUSE HIS SISTER | thought a turtle was making the bubbles in the wading pool, and ran to tell her mother, 2-vear-old Joseph Wightman was dragged out before he drowned.

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Police Nab Four In Liquor and

Tuesday.

Teen-agers -Held

Through Streets

Three men were to appear in {Municipal Court 4 today on Two teen-agers led police on a ’ " charges of violatien of the 1935 shot-punctuated 70-miles-an-hour Gen. Omar Bradley Alcoholic Beverages Act, They chase early today after officers were arrested yesterday, accused 4 .

of selling alcoholic beverages on Spotted the car heading northwest Sunday. on 9th St, ‘at Blake St. at 2a high Police also confiscated baseball rate of speed. pool tickets in a continuing drive on gambling and vice.

NON-MILITARY habits of Gen. Bradley were told by his wife in a radio interview yesterday. Seems he baby-sits “with the newest grandchild, plays canasta

Be Disregaring police attempts to flag it down and three warning

and ‘makes a mean “Waffle a la Scheduled to appear in court _ 2 , Se : Joint Chiefs of Staff." were Freeman. Herron. 39. © shots, the fleeing car sped to 18th oct N oy at Ave. Ed and Brooks St. where it hit a Benched Again 2666'2 Northwestern Ave, Ed-i.,.h ang continued into an open

ward Lewis, 45, of 1806 Cornell field.

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There the occupants jumped from the car and ran Continuing the search police ar rested a juvenile hiding in a weed

Ave., and Richard Swanigan of 2334 Yandes St.

Liquor Confiscated

U. 8S. JUSTICE William O. Douglas arrived in Manila today en route home after a ‘very in-

me climbing moun- yan was arrested at the patch and later took into custody . . Subway Club, 245513 Northwest- Irving Sullivan, 18, of 1352 W. ern Ave., where police confiscated 224 St., identified by police as

five half-pints of whisky, two the driver. He was charged with cases of beer, two tables, one dice reckless driving and operating a clbth and one pair of dice. They motor vehicle without a driver's said they found a loaded 38-cali- }jcense ber revolver on the floor under a

Another juvenile was arrested table. > by police at 1:30 a. m. at 150 N Herron also is charged With yo yorcoy St. The 16-vear-old Flare to have a license to sell vouth who was found prowling quer, in the parking lot told police he Lewis was arrested at the Lewis Was A : ir oy SE : Lumen, il Ingans Ave, Jopuer town dfter a fight with his stepMiss Chadwick Mr. Douglas Police with a search Warranl, c,in.. yye was turned over to found 8 half-pints of whisky and Yuvenile Ald Division Headline Hildas 11 pints of beer. a Swanigan was arrested at the

GALES today caused Florence yandes St. address yesterday Attorney ‘General Gives

FLEETING VACATION DAYS—Indianapolis teachers parade in

| nasium for the first meeting of the new school year today. The pupils will trek back to classes next

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2400 Public School Teachers

Gambling Raids After Wild Chase Prepare for New Semester

It was "back to school” today ‘respect the personality of our for the Indianapolis public school youth.” teaching staf i He also called on the instructors Fresh from vacations, summer to continue Jearning and to in 10bs and college refresher courses terpret education in the light of the 2400 members of the teaching its practical applications to life corps converged _on Technical Tomorrow, the teachers will High School for the start of pre- tour approximately 75 business opening conference week, and industrial establishments For many it became something Special conferences will be held of an alumni visit when they trod Wednesday and Thursday and the walks of the campus where meetings “with department heads

they had received their secondary will close the conference Friday. education. - - Conference activities, one of the

most important segments of tne new school year, will continue through Friday. During the

meetings, Indianapolis educators, will probe for new techniques in| the administration of practical instruction. Many of the decisions

made at committee conferences will be ing orporated into 1951-52 classroom work in the local

school system.

Speaker Voices Theme

Theme Hf the conferences was embodied today in “Frontiers in Education,” an address by Dr. Ernest O. Melby, Dean of the New York University School of Education. One of the major topics to be discussed is the importance of American history to American

vou‘h. To assess teachers in their

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felt it was unlikely th Chadwick to postpone her Eng- afternoon. He also was charged . search of new ways and- practical would secure the service of ! 8 land-to-France swim until Sept. with disorderly conduct. Police Insane Transfer Ruling methods teaching this subject,.a General who is currently SeTyine 9. The San biego secretary hopes confiscated 19 half-pints of Tndianz Attorfiey General J patel of nigh school pupils willl § as Supreme Commander of .theto become the first woman to whisky at the address. 5 . ate Ye : tell their instructors what is good Allied Army in Europe. swim the. English Channel both Emmett McManamoM-today ruled ; : A re : hi AY sed-ways : warm . Tickets Seized - ithe Indiana Council: for Mental agg: Wat is bad abotf presest vwpss-The-.confernce, Juhich tere” CER pe TEE Rambling raids wyester- Wea Tt i niust give thE final hode:- SR ' : day night ith: a fiery 5 a | meet with the Saturday nig : ay Ww : _'ddy, police took 18 books of base- authorization for transfers to and ~The panel will meet wi : speech by Vice President Barkley,| RITA HAYWORTH was ex-. i iokets at 601 N. West St. from state prisons and the Indi- teachers Thursday at Shortridge was covered by reporters from the pected to slip away to Reno today! Ss a SNE dba all Prisons NG Hi Sn 1 te re Toad <papers and maga- or tomorrow to write the final eight at 2714 E. Washington St.; ana --Hospital for Insane Crimi- High Seaool. aading pape chapler--divorce—in the story cf(2id 10 at 1142 E. 19th St. nals. Urges Deeper Study zines in the Bye : a movie queen who became a . Early today police arrested Heretofore, various state agen Dr. Herman 1. Shibler, superPush Schricker Draft Princess . and didn't like it. Jack Meschulan, 27, of 2036 N. cies took the responsibility for intendent of Indianapolis’ Public 3 The Hoosier press made much is New Jersey St. at Mitchellynn releasing Insane patients and Schools, today urged teachers to i fact that Mr. Barkley Why Did He Die? 240 Indiana Ave: on charges of transferring insane convicts when study. deeply the children placed 3 of the 2c = ee : Sil keeping a room for pool selling they are declared sane. ¥in their classroom care and go && said publicly he “hoped” Indiana, MYSTERY WRITER Franels and advertising a lottery. Police —— ero trite Cee Et Si inion eX Bre voters would permit him to offer Sill Wickware, 39, killed himself confiscated 28 partly-filied books we om Epi a $v: ie Rohn ker. the oaln of ottice in New York : with knockout of baseball tickets. P bi "HH gly gy ae Pa ne Tou ScHinicker Lhe ~~" drops he. bought to prové how. ree rosrirTures, ooqaiums, race ss Ide 8 -Benator. The general easily poison eould be obtained. oi 3. . o 8 : : i > . opinion was Mr. Bare threw His vite coud give no moive. Vieteran in Cost Tepms in Stockholm Orgies Fm. ARE the weight of the national -ad- : . 2 8 = y . 3 4g yUEEN Th : h : ministration behind efforts to Th EDINBURGH, Scotland: Won t Be Drafted STOCKHOLM Aug. 27 (UP)— moved in and took the demon- J © Ta i 7 S Mf 3 ows Metrorp S - 3 > : Ts ' ' ' w draft Gov. Schricker for Senator. ropoan pera SOprano.t3€h | <oUTH BEND, Aug. 27 (UP) Prostitutes and hoodlums who strators away in busloads. ane taylor an (J1840. 10 evieve Warner, 25, was roughed 8 : : she'll | 0 0 k Wednesda as Actually, The Vice President ,, py 3 mugger who took her —Robert ‘A. Nordlin, 23, a war staged “regular Saturday night The “extra” police had demand- H ; ; y h was well aware of the Governor's py ree She's to sing “Don Giovan-|veteran bedfast in a neck-to- orgies” in defiance of a shrinking'ed 100 crowns (about $19) in-;. Flomecoming Queen or the repeated refusals to run for office. RE in the Edinburgh Music Festi- ankle cast with tuberculosis of city police force faced long prison crease in their monthly wage of} men of the aircraft carrier One of the top Democrats said ya : ji the spine, said today he had been| terms today. 600 crowns (approximately $114). Princeton, returning from KoMr. Barkley “merely acknow- : notified he needn't go to Indian- Authorities said they would] The weekly riots had become rean waters. Jane has been parledged a request of some Demo- apolis for a pre-induction .phys- “throw the book” at rioters ar- one of the city's main.tourist at-' al 70d from the waist d Suge to boost the Governor.” Gov. Rare Steak : ical examination. rested by 300 sabre-swinging po-'tractions. Hundreds of the citys Sys she was thraa Ne s Oe Schricker repeated again that he BROOKFIELD Z0O, Chicago, Mr. Nordlin said 10 days ago licemen in a Saturday night raid worst elements gathered to heckle Ie : Y . will definitely not run for the which has more sitatungas (Af- ho was ordered to report thjs on the revelers in Stockholm’s policemen, overturn automobiles Senate. : rican marsh antelopes) than it week despite the fact he has Berzelii Park, center of a staid and sometimes strip off their Read All About It The out-of-town press, which Reeds, wants to sell some for spent more time in veterans’ hos- residential area. clothes. saw the conference in a different $500 (female) or $250 (male). hitalg the last four years than The women and minor moh- Police said five of the persons LONG BEACH, Cal, Aug light than the local newspapers, Wil trade for bears, buffalo, ho hag at home. sters began staging public “or- arrested including four women 27 (UP) A gunman summed up the parley as “little boars or what have you. The St. Joseph County draft gies” there last July 21 when 216 —face prison terms of from two wallied into a lgquor store more than a pep rally” for next pi: board which sent him the order reserve police quit to look for to 10 years. The law calls for two Ral Cler] "ile vear's Democratic candidates — High Fever said Mr. Nordlin never furnished better paying jobs. The demon-|/years at hard labor for instiga- and a ked Clerk ¥ Hiam President Truman and Vice Presi: ALTHOUGH body temperature a doctor's statement telling of strations continued each Saturday tion ‘of a riot and 10 years for H. Roberts for a bottle of dent Barkley. lof 107 or 108 degrees usually his condition. night until the police finally rioting with violence. whiskey. He then forced - a = Mr. Roberts into a rear room at gunpoint and made him lie on the floor After the bandit scooped $50 from the cash register a customer walked in to pay for a newspaper he had taken from the rack out side. 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PAGE 8 Boy, 8, Finds Man

Hanged From a Tree

CLINTON, Aug. 27 (UP)—A terrified boy found the body of Louis B. Ellegante Jr., 37, a fore mer coal miner, swinging from 2 tree in a dense woods near here vesterday. Coroner Nick Karanovich ruled the death a suicide. He said Elles gante apparently tied a rope to a tree branch and hanged himself about 37 hours earlier, : Eight-year-old Michael . Kite, said he was out for a Sunday, found the body, °

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