Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 May 1952 — Page 15

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THURSDAY, MAY 15,

A surprised, 66-vear-old truck driver yesterday got an + pected dunking when his truck . backed into the canal near 23d St. as his brakes failed, © Rescuing police found John ICampbell, 2461 Bond St., perched “atop the partially submerged « truck.

“HIGH AND ALMOST "DRY—John Campbell awaits his rescue.” "me While waiting for the Police, To one questioner who unex- Emergency Squad to rescue him, “What'd you think when

‘Political Roundup—

The Republican State Committee took a backhand slap at the Eisenhower forces by the way it re-elected State Chairman Cale J. «Holder, a strong Taft supporter. The chairman was nominated yesterday by Mrs. Hoyt Moore, Indianapolis, new vice chairman of the 11th District. Palmer K. «Ward, 11th District chairman, “seconded the nomination, These two are the new district ‘Republican leaders in Marion ‘County, the only county in Indirana’'s 92 to give the Eisenhower Sforces a lift in the May 6 Primary ‘by electing a majority of seats

Meetings Slated June 6 2 On the basis of primary re-

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calmly, He turned around on the cracked: “I thought I was going| cab and said, “I sure could use to get wet. And I can't swim a

a sandwich.” When the squad got there and started unloading its rescue boat, John smiled happily.

Betty Oakes, 2345 Centennial St. fand Mr. Oakes. | Harold Priest, Anderson, has] {been appointed chief organizér of | {the Kefauver clubs. The state headquarters 1s located on the 16th floor of the Circle Tower (Bldg. : Craig Luncheon Republican“Governor Candidate

George Craig, trying to take the Eisenhower label off his candi-

{dacy, today told a GOP luncheon

meeting he ig not alligned with any presidential candidate. “1 have not participated an will not participate in the political

to the state convention June 7. | ¢enire of any presidential aspir-|

ant until after the national con-| vention.” he said.

sty’s district delegates would rail- pe or hower political camp.

‘road through two national con!véntion delegates favorable to {the General, when district meet‘ings are held June 6. They still. may. But District +Chairman Ward could presum-| ‘ably manipulate the gavel to] favor the Taft forces. ‘As a result, ‘Indiana’s entire ‘delegation of 32 delegates to the s national convention could go to i Chicago pledged to Sen. Taft for « President. ¢ Others re-elected with Mr. ‘Holder were Vice Chairman {Mabel Fraser, Secretary Herbert + Hill and Treasurer Edwin Steers : Sr. % The State Committee meeting “was opened wide to newsmen who jtraditionally have been politely tasked to stay outside.

{Kefauver Clubs

% Kefauver-for-President Demofcrats in Indianapolis plan to set <up Kefauver clubs all over the ¢ state, ! Earl Oakes, president “of the ¢ Marion County Committes for i Sen. Bstes Kefauver, incorporated la state organization to plant : Little Kefdtiver clubs around . Indians. « Among the directors are: « Yormer Congressman Andrew * Jacobs: Edwin L. Paul, 1922 N. s Mooreland Ave.; Mrs. Dorothy I.

- Hays, 2296 Kessler Blvd; John

Wessner, Carmel; Ralph Matting-

1%. Anderson; James Gostovich,

Mr.

ministrations. He said: { “Here in Indiana our once-| proud accomplishments have been| tarnished by inefficiency and po-| litical expediency. Our mental institutions are rated 43d in the nation. The accident rate upon] our highways is fourth from the! highest. Our once great system of highways has rapidly become one of the poorest in the nation, These are not Hoosier standards.”

The Handley Plan

State Sen. Harold Handley, La Porte, one of seven Republican candidates for Governor, today proposed the state should share increases in its inflation-boosted

{income with cities, towns and counties, State revenues were $12 million higher - during the * first nine

months of this year. than last year, he said, and “here's a windfall in which local government, lunits should be guaranteed a share.” :

The pulse of Indianapolis is felt by The Times’ entire staff of reporters, and interpreted for you in Our Fair City—each Sunday in The Times.

For Athlete's Foot Use T-4-L for 3 to 5 days. If not pleased, your 40c back. Watch

. 2333 Centennial St.; George Tal-ithe old, tainted skin slough off to

« bert, South Whitley; James Beat- be replaced by healthy skin. Get|

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Campbell said he got out of the in the “I'm caus- middle of the canal. He put his ing a whole lot of excitement,” foot on the bed and jumped up. he wise-cracked to hystanders. [on the top of the cab. !

truck just as it stopped

Boat Accident

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Mill State Park.

| Kenneth M. Kunkel, department] director, reported today the result] of an investigation demanded by, Highland - Stringtown PTA after four youths and four girls waist - deep! water when their boat eapsized last week in Donaldson Cave.

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girls.”

But he said the guide erred mn) letting eight persons instead of | {the authorized six into the boat. | Local Taft leaders charge, how-' The employee has been removed jturns, it appeared Marion Coun-|, .. Mr Craig was once in the/to another job, the director said. Mr. Kunkel said it was the first| Craig also criticized the/such incident at the park in at Democratic national and state ad- least 19 vears and promised every|

effort to see it was the last.

Doug to Broadcast

LANSING, Mich.,, May 15 (UP)| —Gen. Douglas MacArthur arrived today for a two-day whirl. wind Michigan visit and a politically significant address before a joint session of the state legislature at 8 p. m., Indianapolis Time.’

His speech will be broadcast.

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State ‘Park Guide State GOP Scores lke ‘Demoted’ After |

Bloc on Holder Election

{ THE INDIANA ‘ Conservation disciplined

MISHAP occurred, Mr.| the youths| d rocked the boat ‘to’ scare the

This well-known expression is all too expressive of the fellow who spends ALL of his income! DON'T! Start an ANCHOR FEDERAL inLet: part -of your money work and grow for you! Stop in 159 East Market—tomor-

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0f Oil Strike In 48 Hours

| Union Accepts . WSB Pay Lid -

By United Press

WASHINGTON, May

{striking oil ‘workers will be back lon the job “within the next 48 (hours.” . The official, who asked not to be named, said he expected agreements to be signed quickly at the |115-cent-an-hour ceilings imposed by the Wage Stabilization Board {yesterday | The co-ordinating committee of {the 22 CIO, AFL and independent

& Wnions involved “reluctantly ap-

proved settlement” on the basis

f the board's ceiling, The unions’

ad demanded an 18-cent hourly boost, However, B. J, Schafer, vice president of tige CIO Oil Workers, said that since "the companies have insisted on plant-by-plant bargaining (which) is cumbersome, it may be quite a while be-

fore all striking groups are back wage and fringe raise proposed Will remain in the suite she has

at work.” - ‘Standing By’

\ Federal mediators reported field ‘representatives were “standing by,” ready to pushfor settlements in hundreds of contract talks across the country, Bargaining in the industry is on a plant-by-plant basis. Shortly after the board acted, union leaders called for “im-

mediate resumption”. of negotia-

tions. Collective bargaining had beerr statenrate ior a week awaiting.board action. Many of the 75

19 companies in-

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Expect End

ment of the 16-day-old strike. {One source sald industry officials had indicated to the board before it announced the .ceiling that the 15-cent figure would be acceptable, Shell Hopeful

A Shell Oil Co. spokesman in San Francisco said “we hope for an early settlement” The Socony-Vacuum Oil Co. said in New York it had sent word of the board's action _to its officials across the country as a “factor to be considered in local bargaining.” Oil firms which had reached

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high government official predicted More than the 15-cent figure will ge \today that most of the 90,000/have to cut the increase to be in...

line with the government limita-| tion. The wage board also ap-! proved the unions’ demand for 6and 12-cent differentials for night and avernight shifts, respectively.

Steel Union Blunt In Strike Warning

PHILADELPHIA, May 15 (UP) ~The steel industry faced today the prospect of a new nationwide |strike by 650,000 CIO United Steelworkers—perhaps within two weeks. Informed sources at the union's sixth biennial convention here belived that only an all-out demonstration of economic power in a walkout could win for the steelworkers the 26 cents an hour

by the Wage Stabilization Board. Angry spokesmen for the con-| vention's 3000 delegates: warned [bluntly that their men would quit {the steel mills promptly if the {Supreme Court rules President {Truman's seizure of the steel industry unconstitutional.

Red Hits Vatican ;

ROME, May 15 (UP)-—Italian| Communist ~Chief Palmiro - Tog-| {llatti claimed today that the Cath=| olic Church is bringing nuns and, priests into Rome from outlying]

areas to help defeat the Commu-|

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ON ALL OUR NATIONALLY-KNOWN APPLIANCES AND QUALITY FURNITURE

LAST 2 DAYS EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD! AGAIN WE HAVE REDUCED PRICES

Escape Expert | Promises Judge He'll Stay Put

GEORGE COLUMBUS MecCRIMMON, the escape artist who was recaptured here yesterday, today declared he had learned his lesson, ! { “No more escapes,” he promised Municipal Court -3 Judge Phillip L. Bayt as he waived extradition to Columbus, O., where he is! wanted on a burglary charge. “I really think I made a bever out of him,” the Judge sald. er giving the defendant a lec-| on the long arm of the law. - » ” MoCRIMMON put Judge Bavt's court in a dither when he slipped out Jan, 22, After his escape, a cage to hold prisoners was installed in the court room. McCrimmon, who has been arrested here 24 times, escaped from the county jail in 1936 and from Pittsburgh, Pa,, police early this year after his escape here, , The 45-year-old fugitive gave 1830'3 Martindale Ave. as his local address.

Queen to Keep Suite

LONDON, May 15 (UP) Court sources said today that Queen Elizabeth II- has completed her allocation of rooms in Buckingham Palace and the queen mother

occupied for 15 years.

And Now You Know

LONDON, May 15 (UP)--The “biggest” clocks in Europe are being mounted in the towers of the “biggest university in the world” in Moscow, Radio Mos-| cow said today.

THANK HEAVENS! Most attacks are just acid indigestion. When it strikes, take Bell-ans| tableta They contain the fastest-acting |

medicines known to doctors for the relief of |

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We Are Going Out of the Furniture and Appliance Business . . .

We are in a spot. We MUST raise money qui . We | have taken on the state distributorship for the STOR: MATIC” sewing machines and it takes much more money than we thought to operate such a business. We have obligated ourselves to the extent that there is nothing left to do but sell out our complete inventory of quality furniture and appliances at prices that will MAKE ft sell quickly. We need moifey NOW. You will probably never in your lifetime be able to buy what you need - at such ridiculously low prices. Of course it's first come, first served. Our doors will be open at 9:00 A. M.

TERMS EXPLAINED AT BOTTOM OF AD

WE HAVE SOLD A LOY OF FINE MERCHANDISE, BUT] WE STILL HAVE WONDERFUL BUYS LEFT. WE'VE EMP- | | TIED OUR WAREHOUSE AND OUR FLOOR IS LOADED AGAIN WITH BARGAINS. 5% :

New FRIGIDAIRE Refrigerators

Regularly $263.75

$189.95

Large full-width freezer. Adjustable aluminum shelves. A 5-year warranty.

Sale Price

Gas Ranges

Regularly $139.95

Gleaming white porcelain inside and out. Robert-

shaw $69.49

automatic heat control.

Rabbit Ears

TV Anfennas Regularly $6.95 Be sure to get one of these

. « « improves your $1 99

television reception.

2-Piece Living Room Suite

Regularly $259.95

Big, well designed 2-cushion davenport and chair, Hardwood frame. Mohair Frieze $149.95 covering.

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Used Sewing Machines

Electric Portable Regularly $59.95 Singer, White, New Home

Domestic and $28 88 .

"Proctor" Automatie

Pop-Up Toasters

Regularly $21.95 Will make a fine “Time-Sav-

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Famous Name TELEVISION

Consoles and Table Models

20% ~ 30%

OF REGULAR PRICES

MALLICRAFTERS RCA ZENITH oLYMPICS

16-17-20-21" Screens. All

Electric Washers DRASTICALLY REDUCED

All famous brands THOR-MAYTAG —FRIGIDAIRE. You'll never see another sdle like this.

many others. 56 Radios, Record Players ‘ 30% to 50% Discount

Westinghouse Hallicrafters Emerson Motorola

Zenith Sentinel Arvin * RCA Ea aH, Beautiful Pictures All sizes and shapes 2 . florals, Iand$3.99 religious, ER Mattresses You've never seen AS LOW AS come in , , . them today. Arvin All Metal Lawn Chairs ful. ; SALE PRICE

General Electric Regularly $9.95 scapes, moderns, Twin and Full-Size such values . . . 516-66 Durable and color- $3 95 . .

Plate Glass Mirror Regularly $12.50 $4.95

20-Inch Round, beveled edge.

Wire Recorders Regularly $149.95 “WEBSTER” make . « +» & remarkable $89.95 value,

Ee Arvin Automatic

Electric Ironers

Famous ‘Presto.” Buy Now.

Only iron with 5- Alexander Smith, $£.60 | FRIGIDAIRE. i nty. CY VAT §G.99 | 27s Tnehes. TT anty. . shes. SALE PRICE SI Walnut 4-Pe. SH SI ; Arvin All Metal Taylor Tot Bedroom: Suife Ironing Boards Strollers Bed, Chest, Vanity, Bench 9 Outstanding fea- * Wonderful values Regularly $199.95 a tures. $5.69 now. sg-88 Large ae ’ lass mirror SALE PRICE SALE PRICE arge RB B “ITTor.

brand-new. Blonde, mas« hogany and walnut fin ishes.

Hollywood HEADBOARDS

Regularly $14.95

Handsome hob nail trim. And look at the low price for this modern piece.

Pressure Cookers’ Regularly $14.95

$9.99

FANS 8” OSCILLATING

Reg. $14.95 Value

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All Wool Rugs

Regularly $14.95

Famous Name

Aufomalic Dryers

DRASTICALLY REDUCED

Gas and electric dryers in cluding HAMILTON and

Dust proofed, hardwood

EVERYTHING MUST a ;

LLL APPLIANCE /0. - 2129 PROSPECT STREET

SALE HOURS EACH DAY 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M.

MANY, MANY OTHER SIMILAR BARGAINS

YOU CAN BUY ON EASY TERMS! = =

It is usual that in a “Closing Qut Sale” all terms are cash, but since we are staying in business as the state distributor for “3TITCHMATIC” sewing machines we are able to offer the same liberal terms for which we have been known can take advantage of these terrific values and at terms anyone can

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