Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 May 1952 — Page 4

By United Press

WASHINGTON, May 15—

The colonel’s lady said today that she rates an apology from the Senator. ' The lady is Mrs. Leonard | HAseman, whose husband was, * umtil recently, a lieutenant colonel in the Army Engineer Corps assigned to construction of airfields in North Africa, He is now stationed in this country. The Senator is Sen, Lyndon B, Johnson (D. Tex.), His preparédness subcommittee recently aired testimony that Mrs. Haseman rejiggered plans on an air base housing project in Morocco so:that she wouldn't be so close 5 her neighbors. " Mus, Haseman told the United po that the subcommittee’s is “absolutely incorrect.” Besides, she said, she likes neighbors,

Mother of Five

“With five children,” she said, “I think neighbors are pretty nice to have around.” : According to subcommittee testimony, Mrs. Haseman intervened to change the housing project's 65-foot lots to 120-foot frontage so that roadways, plumbing and wiring had to he redrafted at a cost running into “millions” of the faxpayers’ dollars, Not so, said Mrs. Haseman. Long before the incident, she said, her husband and his boss Col. George T. Derby—had agreed on plans for the housing project which would put the houses about 50 feet apart. ” j Ei

Error in Sealing

“Our house was the first to be occupied,” Mrs, Haseman said, “because we were about the first Family to arrive and we were the Targest family. About two weeks after we moved in, the surveyors started staking out other sites and placed one so that it would EYE been 25 feet away at the

; scale to which the blueprints $ drawn.) x re. Haseman said that it was, porrect this error that the] s for the project were re-|

ale Rioters

4 Mayor Wants ‘Them Expelled

By United Press NEW HAVEN, Conn. May 135

“¥When I saw that T asked my President movement, said here Mr. Hoffman, nattily dressed Busband about it. He checked the(foday Gen. Dwight is and discovered a scaling "— (apparently a mistake In| blican Party, the United States 8reeted by Indiana's Eisenhower-

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AS FOR YOU, SIR—Mrs. Leonard Haseman and her hus- | band, Lt. Col. Haseman, deny reports she caused a hike in air | base costs in North Africa because she disliked her neighbors. She wants some apologies.

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‘GOP, U. S., World

Need lke’—Hoffman

| By IRVING LEIBOWITZ take us further along the road

| Paul Hoffman, the No. 1 drum to peace than any man living." [beater in the Eisenhower-for-| Greeted at Airport

D. REisen- In a blue pin-striped suit, stepped hower's election as President is Off his airplane at Weir Cook “supremely important” to the Re- Municipal Airport and was

and the world, |for-President high command — Mr. Hoffman, former president Robert Grant, South Bend; Ed of Studebaker Corp., South Bend, | Green, former State Senator, and sparked a noon Eisenhower rally | County Clerk H. Dale Brown. at the Columbia Club. | Newsmen at the airport wanted When he arrived at Municipal Mr. Hoffman, former Economic

{Alrport, Mr. Hofiman told news-|Co-Operation Administrator, to

men: {explain the General's recent stand]

“I do not know What I will say on foreign aid.

at the luncheon until I talk tol

Mr. Pulliam and other Eisenhower |

Three-Way Benefit

He said: “Gen. Eisenhower wants the

leaders.” (He referred to Eugene most security for the fewest dol- { Pulliam, publisher of the Star and lars.” w News.) {

One reporter noted, however,

Mr. Hoffman, now on leave Informed Congress an; cuts in from the philanthropic Ford foreign aid would hamper security.

Foundation, explained why he

“We shouldn't quibble about

thought the General's election pennies, when millions are in{would benefit the GOP, the United volved,” Mr, Hoffman shot back. {States and the world: i Republican Party “Eisenhow- late Wendell Willkie, said he was!

Mr. Hoffman, a friend of the

‘that Gen. Eisenhower last week |

—The conduct of 1500 Yale stu-ier has demonstrated he has thelin town to help develop a program,

dents who staged a bloody ice

gréam riot Tuesday was sharplyivoters. This | d be of

criticized today by the mayor and! a union official.

3 “Mayor William OC. Celentano/ion the General can best restore lican State Convention are aware urged Yale President A. Whitney morality, good will and confidence!of this sentiment,” he said, “I'm in the American people,” » (sure they'll respond by favoring!

Griswold “to take such corrective

capacity to attract

help to the Party. United States—“It my opin.

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independent that “will bring to the surface the, verwh public sentiment]

“If the delegates to the Repub-|

measures as will prevent the pos-| The World — “Eisenhower canithe General.”

sibility of any recurrence in the future.” . Five Yale students and two ice| cream peddlers were arrested after 80 club-swinging policemen broke up a noisy demonstration

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Four Missing At Tourist Leaving

=» { near Central Green. In a letter to Mr. Griswold] President Martin J. Griffin of the

prevented the two ice cream ven- ‘ dors from selling their wares in a .. chelce spot in front of the old campus gate, 3 ¢

: Two 'Named' In Robbery f Brink's

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: NSTON, R. I, May 15—A when the collision occurred in| fokmer race track tout now held |front of it. The Angelina caught §

as» suspected holdup man named

“two principals” in the $1,219,000 vessel. Two crewmen aboard the |

Brink’s, Inc., rob-.

| Kelly of M

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Alfred s last night at state prison.

“side” in staging the robbery.

3 Neither . Kelly nor Mr. passing fraudulent checks and be-| 10] Nel ry Rl that state- lieved wanted in other states for

: said further similar offenses. { Ee I a was! The men identified themselves)

“immediately and that 2s Roy Strong of Washington and

now on it is all police work, iting and checking.”

New Haven City Employees Association, recommended that “e@ch rioter” be expelled from the university and drafted into the army. Mr. Griswold has made a public apology to the community, deplorg the riot. : : e fracas started when police

By United Press WILMINGTON, Del, May 15 A coastwise tanker loaded with 700,000 gallons of high octane gasoline exploded and caught fire jafter colliding with a freighter in {the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal today.

$25,900 at Stand

BRUNSWICK, Ga. May 15] (UP)—Police said today a tourist] from New York state left a bill-| fold containing $25,900 on a pile of oranges in a fruit stand but

got all the money back.

The man would not identify) himself but left the fruit stand |

operator a $100 reward.

Police sald the man, his wife

fithere was a succession of explo-|

"counted three of them before!

on, 41, for more than six|

They said he had given the ‘names of two men alleged to Bad Check Charges

» have been involved in the holdup NOBLESVILLE, Ind, May 15 told themi the bandits had|(UP)—Police today started an inted no trouble from the in-| vestigation into the. activities of

| Four members of the 10-man and child stopped at the fruit crew of the Tanker F. L. Hayes stand in Camden County about 30 |were missing and six others were miles from her, made a purchase injured diving overboard when and headed for Brunswick. The| /the series of explosions started. man discovered his bilifold was The other ship involved in the missing when he got there and tcollision, th efreighter Barbara asked police to help him find it. Lykes, moved out of the canal - Local officers contacted the into Delaware Bay and anchored sheriff of Camden County who | in midstream with its bow dam- Sent officers to the fruit stand. It aged. There was no report of in- Already was closed for the night. | juries aboard the freighter. When the operator opened up for| Another freighter, the Angelina, the police, the billfold was found! which was following the tanker right where the tourist had left!

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Angelina were injured while extinguishing the blaze on: their {ship, { Capt. Roger Sears, 59, Jackson, Heights, N. Y., skipper of the, tanker, said that the Barbara Lykes rammed his ship in the port | side, cutting a hole in the No. 7 gasoline tank. { “The fuel started leaking. Then!

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Indiana University School of| The five-member class of 1007 Methodist Youth Group Medicirie ‘alumni opposed tederal|won a tray for having the largest| ‘aid; to education in a resolutiorfipercentage of members present.

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William .Duncan, :36, 412 W, Dean John D. VanNuys re-|,re. Susie Phank, vice president:| [ast night the city was tréated 21st St, was in serious condition fessor at the Center, won. the viewed school developments, Of-|Etta Preston, secretary, and Su-to a downtown parade headed by at General Hospital today, with a Southport, trea- the famous marching band of the knife wound in the left side. Alice |faculty member contrib ting most three Indianapolis doctors — J. surer., Counselors will include the 31st (Dixie) Division from Camp Glenn, 34, of the same address, education. A new | Neill Garber, vice president; Dr. Rev, Alda Carter, the Rev. Rob-|A award, it was presented hy Victor|Forry, historian, and J. O. Rit-jert Holmes, Charles Wright and ic. Moeller, senior class president.'chey, president-elect.

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