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By PETER EDSON Times Special Writer
WASHINGTON, Apr. 4—| Convention
n. Dwight D. Eisenhower's tter of resignation as Sureme Commander of NATO being drafted in Paris this ek-end (Apr. 5-6), Sen. Henry
Fabot Lodge Jr. of Massachu- work out strategy with state campaign campaign managers
nager, was called to Paris by Eisenhower. ‘I Two types of campaign are
tts, Eisenhower's
e General to help write it. The timetable on handling the fetter has been tentatively rked out as follows: The letter will be mailed from
n. Eisenhower's headquarters PA18n speeches in a few key cities. Monday, Apr. 7. Protocol dic-| The other is for a cross-country
tes that the letter be addressed U. 8. Secretary of Defense Robert A. Lovett in Washington. r. Lovett will relay it to Presient Truman. & If this schedule is followed, the gsignation would be the sident’s desk about Apr. 10. % The date on which the resigtion would be made effective to be worked out between Len. Eisenhower and Sen. Lodge in their conference this’ week~end. 3 Clean-up Job to Do
¢ It was believed in Washington
‘before Sen. Lodge left that the fpesignation could not be made @ffective much before May 15. It iwill- take Gen. Eisenhower at east a month to clean up his work at SHAPE. The General Plans a visit to each of the 12 Furopean NATO :ountries before turning to the U. 8. # What Gen. Eisenhower does pfter his return to the United States is also to be discussed with en, Lodge’ The General will ave a certain amount of report-
e President and Congress in ashington.
He already has two tentative ates in the U. 8. One is to be present at the Zcornerstone laying for the Eisenshower. Foundation building in gAbllene, Kas, June 4. This is “the edifice which will house all f Eisenhower's war records and itrophies.
In Manager's Hands
Gen. Eisenhower’s second comigmitment is to be present at the oF erican Assembly, sponsored by olumbia University, at Tuxedo,
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| told him. “It's against the law.”
signation Aside from these two dates, the General's schedule in six to eight |} weeks - before the Republican | opens in Chicago] July 7 is largely in the hands of| his manager, i Sen. Lodge, as top. national campaign manager, will make a
western states during the week of Apr. 15. He is expected to
for Gen.
‘being discussed at Eisenhower headquarters in Washington and |New York. The first is for a (highly selective series of cam-
{campaign special train, hitting {all the whistle stops, shaking {hands and kissing babies.
2 Teeners Bag
Fugitive With B-B Guns; Knife | SCHENECTADY, N. Y,, ‘Apr. 4 (UP)—Two teen-agers — armed with B-B guns, a hunting knife
and a sense of justice—hunted {down a wounded fugitive yester-
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SUCCESSOR-—J, P. McGranery, named by President Truman to succeed Attorney General J. Howard McGrath.
|victed of the $48,000 “love” swin-
oe [County jail -on appeal bond today. po
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES iid Po Free on Bond In ‘Love’ Swindle
EL PASO, Tex, Apr. 4 {UP) swindling Ms. Gertrude Joyce, —Dapper, 36-year-old Eugene H. 55, of Roswell. | (Brains Fe two age cons] The government charged the / {men posed as wealthy oilmen and {sportsmen and indficed Mrs. Joyce ita. marry Pereira, , Mrs, Joyce told the jury that § ersira “tenderly kissed her goodThe Capital Indemnity Insur-'hy early ome morning” and left {ance Co. of Indiana, through a!with the $48,000. {branch office at West ' Palm Beach, Fla., posted Brading's! NO NEED TO DO WITHOUT bond yesterday. {A CAR. In The Times AutomoBrading and Victor E. Pereira, tive columns you'll find many 33, were convicted by a U. 8. dis- splendid ‘ auto-buys. Look them trict court jury last January of over NOW.
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day after he ‘escaped from two
| y parole officers. | * The fugitive, 26-year-old Fran. FICE Bribery Trial |
cis Smith of Schenectady, bolted | 3 Horsameat Sale
from the parole officers at a gas|
woods with the officers shooting (UP)—8ix men were indicted by at him. the Rock Island County Grand
Blood running from a ne ; horsemeat scandal. in & small gully where he was ",, indicted were: Matt,
found by Richard Brior, 15, and Kl ’ aersch, Robert Klotz, Edward! Arthur Hibbard, 19, who had been McCarthy and John C. Malone,
the search. » » 4 SMITH, BEING returned to skog, Moline meat dealer. prison on a parole violation, fled.|
{Aledo, Ill,’ an ousted state food|
him, threw a hunting knife and Moline meat dealer. finally ran after Smith and|{ The jury will reconvene .next
tackled him. Wednesday.
Young Brior ran up with the : : ™ artillery and helped hold Smith at 8 Die as Blast Looses
bay. Then they marched him to a 'searching party of policemen. Cloud of Deadly Fumes | WALSUM, Germany,
| Mr. Hibbard said Smith pleaded {to be allowed to escape. (UP)—A chlorine gas tank at a | “I can’t do that,” Mr. Hibbard|cellulose factory blew up today and loosed clouds of deadly fumes over this small industrial town 25 miles north of Duesseldorf. Police said at least eight persons were killed and more than 180 injured. Most of the casualties were attributed to gas poison-
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Illinois Bell Appeals PSC Rate Ruling
The Indiana Public Service station and escaped into nearby] ROCK ISLAND, II, Apr. 4 commission was notified today
by Illinois Bell Telephone Co.
ck Jury yesterday on charges of that the utility has appealed a wound/and handcuffed, Smith hid bribery in connection with the PSC decision to Lake Circuit
Court,
Illinois Bell asked the court for an injunction against the com-| in- |
target shooting nearby and joined ~ ‘ {mission and collection of 5 IChicaga, Charles David Huntet, creased rates in Lake and Porter}
inspector, and F. Edwin Lind- Counties. | The utility said the PSC alThe grand jury returned a no lowed a ‘6 per cent increase in
Mr. Hibbard fired his B-B gun at|true bill against Sam Karas, Fast long distance toll charges, hik{ing of pay phones from 5 to 10
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