Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 February 1952 — Page 6

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Hulman Gets Bids

Political Push

Talked Up by Demos For Governdr Race

By IRVING LEIBOWITZ Anton Hulman Jr., wealthy Terre laute industrialist and owner of indianapolis Motor Speedway, was nentioned in political circles tolay as a possible Democratic canlidate for Governor, Mr. Hulman is ywner of Cook's i Beer, Clabber Girl Baking! “Powder and Ras an interest in the J Terre Haute newspapers. He is considered a good friend of Demacratic National Chairman

Frank McKinney. Mr. Hulman The Hulman-

for + (Governor bandwagon was quietly pushed several weeks ago However, it gained momentum “this week,

Talk Is Widespread.

At the Statehouse, Democrats talk openly of Mr. Hulman becoming an active candidate for office. In the offices of the Alcoholie Beverage . Commission, . the talk is widespread. Some Democrats pooh-poohed the reports. One top state official, who is regarded. as one of the top candidates for Governor himself, said: “I knew he was fooling around with the idea of becoming Governor, but I didn’t know what ticket he wanted to run on. I didn’t know he was a Democrat.”

Another Democratic state official said Mr. Hulman once held a Republican appointment. However, a check of Mr. Hulman’s voting record in Terre Haute disclosed when he last voted in a primary, 1936, he voted in the Democratic primary. In revoted in the primary election, only general elections. At present Mr. Hulman is on a fishing trip in South America, One politiclan interviewed this morning said Mr, Hulman's politi-| cal leanings are much the same, as were Gen. Dwight Eisenhower's | a couple of months ago. “No one knew lke was a Republican then," he said, “and no one knows if Hulman is a Demo-| crat now.” |

Petunia Bud's : No Flower When He's Loaded

WASHINGTON Feb. 14 (UP)—! Members of the animal kingdom | have been sharing the news spot- | light here with those of the hu-| man race. 7 Latest is the case of ‘Petunia Bud,” the drunken skunk. Petunia Bud, year-old pet of a government clerk, Mrs.

His dypsomaniac troubles began

after a mild case of melancholia!’

overtook: him.

Mrs. Hart, worried at the way | “wheezing | around the house,” took her prob-!

Petunia Bud was lem to a veterinarian. diagnosed

The vet the symptoms as a

common cold. He prescribed some |

cold capsules and an eggnogg — the eggnog for nourishment and the whiskey for the cold.

Begged for More

Petunia Bud lapped up the potent brew and begged for more. It was thus that Mrs. Hart's pet skunk “hit the skids.” He began to feel his oats. Mrs. Hart's pet dog Hogan soon became the brunt of Buddy's bullying as the skunk started to swipe Hogan's bones and chase him around the house. Thoroughly unhappy about the affair, Petunia Bud's mistress reJoris that her charge has grown “fat and sassy” and that he now “sticks up his snout at straight milk ¢ and d demands bourbon in it.”

Juanita | Hart, was not always an alcoholic.

By United Press WASHINGTON, Feb. 14 ~President Truman and 1200 other friends sald goodbye to Mike DiSalle last night, but the party wasn't a complete success. Mike's four kids weren't there to hear the President call their

dad a “wonderful guy.” Mr. Truman dropped in on a farewell banquet at the May-

| flower Hotel for the colorful little price controller who is quitting | Washington's toughest job tomor{row night to campaign in nis {native Ohih for *Républican John

W. Bricker's U, 8. Senate seat. He will be succeeded by Ellis Arnall, former governor of Georgia.

“I think he's made a wonderful public servant and that's the reason I'm here tonight,” Mr. Truman sald in. an off - the - cuff

speech o

Wishes Him Success

“I hope you have. a wonderful ‘time in Ohio this fall,” the President told Mr. DiSalle, while Mrs. DiSalle beamed. “1 hope you are successful in helping the Democrats to retire a distinguished Senator.” Mr. Truman, shepherded by Secret Service men, left after paying tribute to Mr. DiSalle., The crowd gave him a big hand, but doubled its applause when = Mr. DiSalle stepped up to speak. “I'm only sorry for one thing." the retiring price chief said, “and that is that my kids weren't here to see the President and that my mother and dad weren't here with me, ‘I'm Going Back’ “This is one thing I'll never forget. “When I go home and get a chance to tell my family about tonight, it will be an event we'll always talk about. “How often does anyhody get a chance to have a dinner

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cent years, Mr. Hulman has not this, to have the President of the similar

Goodby to

a ‘Wonderful Guy’

United Press Telephoto.

GOOD LUCK, MIKE—Ells Arnall (left) joins President Truman in wishing Mike DiSalle (right)

success in his bid for his native Ohio's Senate seat,

United States drop in and

Good Luck?”

Mr, DiSalle recalled with a grin

say Washington to take on the price chuckled, job in December, 1950. “Now

“and there are twice as many people here to make sure

I'm going back,” hethat I go home.”

}=~ The Mohammedan Caliph Gafsa was assassinated last night

| Assassin Strikes in Tunis In Campaign of Violence

(UP) of

TUNIS, Tunisia, Feb. 14

iby an unknown assailant, author-

jties gaid today.

The assassination of Caliph.Si {Sliman Ben Manouda was an[nouncel as nationalists renewed [their campaign of violence to ltorce France to give this protectorate a greater measure of selfrule. Authorities said the C shot through the heart.

Caliph was

Right—F our out ol fives times. (That's the record of “WASHINGTON CALLING,” an exclusive [feature of The Sunday Times. You'll get a inside report on what lis going on in the nation’s capital.

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