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Hoosier Republicans Expect Taft-Mac Team

Gen. Douglas MacArthur will|ical moye to block the nominarun for Vice President in a last- tion of Gen. Dwight D. Eiseh-! minute dramatic effort to help hower, Sen. Robert A. Taft capture the, Sen. Homer E. Capehart was) Republican nomination for Presi- one of the first to propose such dent. a combination.

This political story was re- Political Notes

ported today in top Indiana Republican circles. It came in the Former City Controller Patrick y will be named!

‘wake of news that Gen. Mac- Barton probabl Arthur was publicly supporting secretary of the Democratic State Sen. Taft. Central Committee tomorrow reA Taft-MacArthur ticket has placing John Hurt, Martinsville, .long been suggested by Hoosier Who resigned. . . . Francis T. MecRepublicans as a strategic polit- Carty, Brimfield industrialist who | ~~ |i8 a GOP candidate for Gov-| |ernor, ' is campaigning on plat; form of no new faxes and an end {to federal aid. . .. In the home

Urges Boost

territory of Leland Smith, For Ow reen |Logansport candidate for Gov-| ernor, the Monticello Herald-

Journal's poll shows George Craig leading. The poll shows big majority for Sen. Taft for President.

Tuffy's Cafe Lists $1800 Loss

Case Officer

Mayor Clark today recommended the patrolman who “broke” the Nurse Alberta Green slaying case be promoted to permanent detective sergeant. Thirty - year - old Patrolman

James Pearsey, who comes from In Mystery Theft

1 family of policemen, was short TUFFY MITCHELL'S muchthe necessary years’ service to be publicized Mitchellyn Cafe at 248 eligible to attend police promotion Indiana Ave. was in the news school. This is necessary for a again today. permanent promotion under the The spot which made headlines

merit system. But Mayor Clark said he has|diana Ave. gaming czar today re-

written Police Chief Ambuhl rec- ported some $1800 missing in a

smmending a special promotion in mystery-cloaked theft. {his case—"to recognize Patrol-| Earl Hunter, 843 N.. Meridian |

man Pearsey’s ability, good work St.. told police he unlocked the and devotion to duty.” _ cafe this morning to find the] Chief . Ambuhl said he will sec- office cabinets” open, with ynd the réconimendation and pass Missing. There also was about “it"along to the Safety Board at its: $308 missing | from a Sash register. “meeting: tomorrow,” ny

sromoted to detective sergeant’ but ting off the elaborate burglar retained in the Identification ajarm sytem which guards the bureau, where he is currently as- pjsiness place. There was no sign signed. ‘of forced entry. Son of Policeman Mr. Hunter said it was possible Son of longtime Police Sgt. someone hid in the cafe when it Paul Pearsey and brother of Pa- (closed about 9 p. m. yesterday. He! trolman Paul Pearsey Jr. Pa-/said when he turned the key in| trolman Pearsey bull - doggedly (the lock he was forced to turn it plugged away for years, on the (twice, meaning that the door job and in his spare tinfe, trying|might already have been unto: match the prints left at the locked.

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BIGCESPT Ryatere: was How the! Patrolman Pearsey would “be, thief entered or left without set-|

seek to Identify

Body of Woman

Found in Avent

POLICE TODAY were trying to {identify the body of an elderly woman found floating this morn-|' /ing in the Indianapolis Water:Co.| aqueduct at Fall Creek. The body was found under a floating bridge by Columbus ‘Mabry, 30, 2230 Greenbrier Lane, | land Keith Emery, 42, 5159 Evan-| ston Ave, canal patrolman fo {the Water Co. Described as between 60 and 70, {the woman was wearing a bright yellow and red scarf tied around her head; a black cloth coat and! la navy blue skirt, Police said she |weighed between 130 and 140 |pounds.

» nw DR. RALH WIEBER, deputy coroner, who investigated; said | there were no signs of violence. ! Bruises on the woman's knees, ihe said, were suffered before! death by drowning. He estimated the body had been in the water for about 24 hours. Wearing a wedding ring, the woman also had on a pair of| suede high-heeled shoes.| No initials were found in the ring, and there were no identifi{cation | papers found on the body.

Steals $84 While Trying

On ‘Pair of Pants

A thief who pocketed a sales-| lady's billfold while he tried on a] | pair of pants was sought by po-| {lice today. Mrs. Frances Dienhart, man|ager of Lu-Nel Apparel Shop, 2407 E, 38th 8t., complained. her bill-

1$9¢ check: Wd missing after the customer left, The. billfold was removed from fier purse which had been placed on a shelf in the dressing room.

‘Hutsell Successor To Be Elected

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[Commission will meet tomorrow ther, William Howard Taft, who Le

{to eleet a new president to suc-| ceed the late County Commiission-| ler Jesse A. Hutsell. County Councilman Herbert {Jose will report on his inspection

. Nurse” Green: slaying ‘Scene “with |

which pass through the bureau. “ Times Amusement His perservérance paid off sev-| : : Clock eral weeks ago when he matched LORW'S

the print “positively” with those

: . “ * with Esther Wil. of a prisoner in a Kentucky re- Shirts Aber. J

Hams an Vivian Blaine, at 13:20, 3:30, 9:50.

formatory, William (Willie) AE i disse a. I Breedlove. A swift investigation! g.10 520 ang sao eer

‘CIRCLE with Gordon Mag. at 1233

followed and the 32-year-old Breedlove is now under indict- About Pane. Sih So ment, facing trial in the six-year-| 3:45, 7 and 10:15 old slaying which had been vir-| “Loan Shark,” at 11:10. 2:25. 5:40 tually written off as unsolved. | *™ ESQUIRE Patrolman Pearsey also had] “The Narrow Margin.” with Marie heen commended twice in recent! .

Windsor, at 6. 8 and |

INDIANA months for breaking robbery and “Kangaree.” with Peter Lawford, burglary cases through his re-| at 1330. Teo. 6:50 and 10 “I'll Never Forget You” at’ 11,

lentless “matching up’ of finger-| prints.

2.05, 5:15 and 8:28 KEITH'S

“Red Mountain,” with Alan Ladd, at 11, 2:40, 6.20, 10 12:50,

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PARIS, June 3 (UP)—The topic, ** LYRIC for discussion at tonight's meet-| 4 “tent Town,” with Ann Sheriing of the Faubourg Debating So-| {*5 1s 000 40, ot 12s 2

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Steal $2257 Worth Of Auto Equipment

| Thieves who broke into the {American Auto Parts Co. 2125| 'E. Washington St., took equip-| ment worth $2257, the firm re-| {ported late yesterday. | Included were 53 car radios, imufflers, piston rings and 10 cig-| jaret lighters. |

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4 Men Flee Pendleton

Times State Service PENDLETON, June 3—State | police: cothbed Indiana today. for | four escaped Pendleton Reforma- | tory inmates who last night | overpowered a guard and scaled | a wall to freedom.

One is from Indianapolis and

r another also has a police record [provements,

here. The four, who had been nd] {stalling a steam line in the re-| formatory laundry, jumped H. R.| | Steele, a guard overseeing the| work.

They bound him with tape f taken from the hospital, Reform- }

latory Supt. Ward Lane said. Use Pipe to Mount Wall

Then they used a pipe from, the laundry to scale the wall. | The fugitives were identified as Harry Leon Cooper, 24, Indian-|

\apolis, serving two to five years|

for second-degree burglary; William Calhoun, 28, Vanderburgh County, 10 to 25 years for robbery; John Key Scott, 23, Shelby- | ville, one to 10 years for grand larceny, and Norman A. Poole, 22,| | Portland, Ore., convicted of robbery. in Lake County and sen-| (tenced to 10 to 25.years.- : Indianapolis police said Calhoun also had been sentenced Jan. 10, 1948, to two to five years: in the reformatory for second degree robbery-in that city.

FDR Jr. Gets Family Wires Crossed Up

BOSTON, June 3 (UP)—Frank-

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$1400!fold, wich contained $84 and alin D. Roosevelt Jr. got his wires

crossed yesterday when. he predicted Sen. Robert A. Taft might isteal the Republican nomination front Ger. Dwight D. ‘Eisenhower: “You may remember. that an uncle of his stole the Republican ‘nomination from an uncle of mine in 1912,” Mr. Roosevelt (D. N. Y.) told newsmen yesterday. However, it was Sen. Taft's fa-

won the nomination that year, = ‘against Theodore Roosevelt, a dis-| |tant cousin and not an uncle of| {the New York Congressman,

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House Votes Fund To Improve Ship Lane

WASHINGTON, June 3 (UP) —The House unanimously ap{proved and sent to the Senate {yesterday a bill authorizing im-| {provement of the ship channel {between New Orleans and the |Gulf and the intpacoasial water|way * between New or Orle and, Mobile, Ala. The legislation authorizes an jappropriation of $1 million for {the preparation of detailed plans and specifications for the im-

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