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Fi ine Talks It Over With lke (Whole Street Entered ml In Chuckhole Derby

By ED KENNEDY Times Chuckhole judges out of Times Chuckhole Derby judges ‘a dilemma. were in a quandary today, but! If the street were repaired it)

hoped city officials would Would be out of the running for Shey Lope. Oona, certain. Otherwise, a heated con-

Mrs. William C. Reynolds, 5143 (0g tne entry oe cleiblirl

Hillside Ave., has caused the prob- Meanwhile, how about your, lem with her entry in the derby.|si,eet? Any chuckholes left not, Rather than a chuckhole, Mrs.i ongired? Reynolds has entered Hillside If you've got one, get it in fast

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i June 9 — All the visible evidence today indicated that Pennsylvania's Gov. John 8. Fine still has reervations as to Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower's candidacy. The two men met alone yester‘day in Gen. Eisenhower's Columbia - University home. Gov. Fine is believed to control some 30 Pennsylvania delegates — he claims a majority of the state's

“%0-man delegation—and his deci“sion can be vital at Chicago. ‘of 524 St. Send the size, location and age Show */ The Governor emerged bland “This entry in the Chuckholeof the pit to The Times Chuck- BINF i N D 1 i 1b 3 0 and smiling from the general's Derby may not be legitimate,” hole Derby. Don’t forget to give ) | IE 3 i | J Of Ce home. There was a good deal of she wrote The Times. “Instead of {your name, address and phone " mildly humorous give-and-take entering one hole, I want to enter number. EYER, Oth St Alb MEE B with newspapermen, but the most an entire street. The area is just | Enter it today—you might have PANMUN *tmportant thing he said was his one big chuckhole. “The Chuckhole of the Week." —The Com :answer to a question whether he today aske “had made up his mind: Holes Reappear { to come ba have nots UL the street, has neen putcned, Crackdown Urged | : and go “a up once or twice, but the holes] governor iad the impression he tare mysteriously reappear.” On P ark Vandals : CONGRATULATIONS peace in Ki had not been overwhelmed by If the city fathers could ar- | : The Red: «Gen. Eisenhower's arfument or ane for wl strest 10 mysierl- Park officials today issued a to Nations dec personality in their three-hour’ he t fixed it would get The| 100k out—school's out” warning . ol in the truce nession devoted chiefly to foreign ously ge Eg note to G potey ain moots sane] INDIANAPOLIS LIFE INSURANCE CO suprems 1 : | None Too Happy? s {wading pool at 18 N. Bellevieu! * mander. +. Newspapermen who watched Lot of Trouble Place. . It was si sthe General himself as he posed | 0 A id s | Park Superintendent J. R. Premier an «for pictures with Gov, Fine had in One Acciaen der Gen. K ithe imoTeasion — hothing more A car ap get a man ma lot 1OISDA Sula Be as asked po We are happy to hove had a Peng Ten -that Gen, Eisenhower was not too ” " of trouble. 0 Xe special watch over rt in n m the Chinese happy about the outcome. THANKS GOVERNOR Gan, lke Shales hands with Gov, John S. Fine of Pemisylvania, They Today a young man was driv- Park property until the wave of part in your new home. alongside t ..The General smiled for camera- met in New York yesterday to talk on politics. , » (ing north in the 1000 block on after-school pranks has worn off.’ Giv di to hi 7 . { Jaen and ie vi gl Re appropriations be trimmed too MacArthur, Gen. Eisenhower and friendly Republican legislature in N. West St. when his car: | Police yesterday were called to ' Peiping | mansion with a “Thank you, Sharply. Mr. Taft. Pennsylvania this fall, If he were] ONE—Hit a parked car. {turn off water flooding the wad- Elevator Equipment Furnished by word of its , Governor.” Agrees ‘Generally’ There was much indication be-| . 5 Gen. Ike could help, TWO-—Skidded across a yard. ing pool after vandals had broken- : after Comn . Gen. ‘Eisenhower will get an- Gov. Fine said after his meet. fore Yesterday that Gov, Fine = it. that could make al THREE—Hit a utility pole at a lock to turn it on. Ea “handed it | other shot at the Governor—and jpg yesterday only that he agreed leaned toward Sen. Taft. But 8 West and 10th Sts. | Elsewhere, vandals in the neigh- munjom ai .probably most of “the Pennsyl- generally” with Gen. Eisen. there are at least two practical difference. | FOUR—Smacked into a street borhood of Cleveland and N. East: WHITE-EVANS oi atkn .yania delegation — when he is hower, tonsiderations which could tug Gov. Fine was not swept into sign, |Sts. tore radio aerials from eight § ™ a :host at a picnic luncheon at his! The Governor also said they him the other way. the Eisenhower cam . dd d windshield wi ie Note i : p by the Gen-| FIVE—Caused a wrecker, try- CArs and damage ndshield wipPattystueg Sarm nt uay., But had discussed “practical politics;”| Needs Friends leral's one-side presidential pri-'ing to haul the car out, to or) ers on half-a-dozen others. ELEVATOR COMPANY Duly terre en, Ro - 1a » QO that his position might not be an-| First; clear evidence by conven- mary victory in Pennsylvania. He out a few feet of curbing in front, Robert E. Hendrickson, 21, of! i EBA i by 41, OL} ng repatri ea a A mila meting nounced until just before the Chi- tion time that the Eisenhower observed that the General ot of 1033 N. West St. 726 N. East St., was arrested on 38 SHELBY STREET MA. 8553 ne P na TY 10 days. cago convention opens a month bandwagon is rolling and seems |850,000-plus_votes with his name ‘The driver, a bit surprised, was a preliminary charge of malicious It conti «+ Gov. Fine is known to be criti- hence; that he would tell the can- sure of victory. {on the ballot, but 176,000 votes|treated by a General Hospital destruction of property in connec- Peiping: ¢dl of heavy over-seas spending didates his stand before he an-| Second, Goy. Fine needs a were written in for Mr. . Taft. ambulance doctor and released. [tion with the aute vandalism. 1 “Both s As western European army com- nounces it publicly; that there had} — — . agreed on been “pressures”—-he later amend-| : ol teeing that mander, Gen. Eisenhower has | Be i y 0 se Wy had a leading role in the whole ®d this to “courting” - -to win EE Ml ; Lr will not bi I. 8. program to help bolster our votes within the Pennsylvania | v "ad a battle 0 a ‘Allies against Communist aggres- delegation. Jeturs Io

salon, and he has voiced his own| He bestowed his compliments | reancarn lest current over - seas almest equally on Gen, Douglas

lke Faces Busy Week |

settling the tions on a r “In - orde: this guaran peatedly pre ticable plan

i . Won’ Of Meeting Dele ales | Ae . ately noted 3% : By United Press Iwill confer with delegates from) Pane put NEW YORK, June 9--Dwight Alabama, Georgia and North unac ptabl D. Eisenhower began a busy week Carolina, and on Wednesday will \ Wuaseep ‘of politicking today by getting men Stlegations from Maryland The priso acquainted with delegates to the (votes being the largest in the i Sh ne das Republican national convention. convention, ie Only During the next six days, his, Gen, Eisenhower will meet dele-| : rif vack schedule callz for meetings with gates from South Carolina, New The rems delegates from 19 states with 588 Jersey, Virginia, Rhode Island, former sold votes, almost enough to nominate Vermont and Maine on Thursday, | tives have the Republican Party's candidate and on Friday will fly to his! sist return for President. - farm near Gettysburg to play] has declare A spokesman for the Eisen- host at a picnic for the important them to go. hower organization said cam- 70-man bloc from Pennaylvania. paign committee leaders in each! nse——— em Gis Reh state would decide how many { delegates would see him, Adm. Joy Sails Home | To Break He said state Eisenhower lead- YOKOHAMA, June 9 (UP) KOJE IS! ers also would determine how! Vice Adm. C. Turner Joy, tormer| (UP) — A armed witl

each delegate would travel! senior United Nations delegate “iether Bi ould Fi hi wn to the Korean armistice Jala state campaign treasuries. The and commander of the U. 8. 8, 7th) source siphasissh that Sxpenses Fleet, left for the United § States would not be pa y Mie na- {today aboard the USS Butner. tional Eisenhower organization, {The ship is due in San Francisco Gen. Eisenhower was expected! to get off to a good start, since in 11 days.” most of the delegates calling on him today from Delaware, New Hampshire, Connecticut and Mas-| sachusetts were believed favor-| able to his candidacy. They rep-| resent 88 votes.

His toughest test will come] next Saturday when he will meet 88 delegates committed to Sen.) , Robert A. Taft of Ohio—32 In| Indiana and 56 in Ohio. On Saturday he also will dis-| cuss Issues with the 46- man | Michigan contingent, of which 11! ’ are for him, 9 are for Taft and 26 are uncommitted or have un- MORE TENDER

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