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SWEETHEART —Barbara Williamson, of Schenectady, N. Y., is "Sweetheart of Sigma Chi," havIng been crowned at Grand Chapter Ball in Washington, D. C. Barbara is a Kappa Kappa Gamma.

loman Says Lover

‘Romanced for Fraud’

By United Press to regain $25,000 in jewelry from:and obtained the exclusive right CHICAGO, June 21—A “mus- her former husband. {to sell her Glencoe home which cular” attorney, already accused| Actually, Mrs. Wright charged, he took along with its furnishof stealing the love of a dentist's Ruvell ug practically ROthIngG 10 |ings for a fraction of their real urther her legal interests, but|value. wife, was charged loday with hounded her for fees. | The house currently is rented romancing a second woman in| gp. 5aiq he made love to her'ror $450 a month. Sle — sisal her home wea Mrs. Wright sought an injuncpe ©

than tion to prevent the sale of the Na fe) Wuvell was changed house or its furnishings. She put

a $45,000 value on the furnishings.

fn a federal court suit with de-

frauding Mrs. Miriam Wright of §

Local Plants

San Francisco by romancing her § in order to obtain her $75,000 § mansion in the swank suburb of § Glencoe, Ill. 4 Ruvell was named last Feb- | ruary in a suit brought by Dr. studiously makes himself attracSamuel Binder, 36, charging he tive to women.” stole the love of the dentist's J : , > wife, Eleanor. 8 > Wife Complied The bushy-browed, 45-year-old | Binder said Ruvell . suggested lawyer subsequently married Ac- i tress Barbara McLean. 3 In the dentist's suit, Judge } Harry M. Fisher currently is | studying whether a psychiatrist § Mrs. Binder visited can be made to tell what she told him during consultations. Mrs. Wright's suit was filed yesterday. In it she said she hired Ruvell in 1948 to wage a fight

with making love to his wife in Illinois and Florida. The dentist described Fel as “a large muscular ma who

ings out of. their Highland Park home. His wife complied, Binder

said. “Fven my bed was taken,” he

charged. Binder added that his wife set out on a calculated campaign to

to strike her and, running up large bills against him.

Nathaniel Ruvell sn over lke to Lash Face Shortage torts Sern. Texas Foes -

|—Authorities attempted today to Some of Indianapolis’ 400 small trace the source of cyanide, kill- DENVER, Colo, June 21—

relations director for the Indiana bus sewers, when fishermen re-|in Dallas pegged on: the Texas

'conventioh-delegates dispute. Bare Chamber of Commerce, said ported dead fish floating in the Rr oii to tell them what I

stream south of here for the last |, ik of this Texas situation,” Others have two to three weeks’ five week ends.

id. He'd | William Uhl, sanitary engineer | F¢%: Eisenhower said. supply, he said. He denied the ,¢ the Indiana State Board of|

The statement was taken as 400 plants, employing from 50 to Health, said the cyanide could]

By United Press

the key to the former five-star

. { _|General’s first major campaign 500 workers each, are faced with damage a new $1.5 million sew-| 0 1 4 nig native Texas where

age treatment plant when it an immediate shutdown. goes ‘into operation soon. In his backers and those of Sen.

Describing the local situation|concentrations indicated, it could Robert A. Taft have fought bitresulting from the national steel knock out the entire plant sys-| ‘erly over convention delegates. strike as “serious,” Mr. Bradshaw|tem, he said. | Gen. Eisenhower was scheduled

called for invocation of the Taft-| Mr. Uhl said it was reasonable 0 leave Denver this morning for Hartley Act. to assume the poison is being|Denison, Tex. His speech was : |dumped into the sewer, possibly | Slated for 8:30 p. m. (IndianapSecret Talks Fail 'plant. At his Denison birthplace, Gen. . Eisenhower will address a group of Gold Star mothers. From there NEW YORK, June 21 (UP) — ; j deliver his major speech at a Union and industry officials made Downed—Swedes Texas Elsenhower-for-President another unsuccessful attempt yes- organization meeting. STOCKHOLM, Sweden, June 21 { (UP)—A Swedish DC-3 “flying hower delegates from Louisiana, aimed at settling the 20-day steel classroom” which disappeared where another state convention strike, it was learned today. With the nation’s defense and shot down, iiformed sources sald] He made his statement regardcivilian production slowly grind- today. ling his Dallas talk yesterday as Ing to a halt, representatives of| The sources said experts who he was signing autographs at! \missing ship had concluded. the with the Washington state GOP| workers and top leaders in the/plane was shot down. An un- national convention -delegates. industry met here secretly in an armed -Swedish Catalina flying! ing again. (was shot down by Russian jet 1ONDON, June 21 (UP)—The But after several talks during MIG-15s Monday. __° _|Duke of Edinburgh, husband of the day, the situation was “right| The experts’ report was

Binder’'s suit charged Ruvell

Mrs. Binder move all the furnish-|

alienate him; trying to get him|

labor the water and traced to Colum- deliver “a real fighting speech” |

ded Queen Elizabeth II, is suffering

Entered as Second-Class Matter at Postaffics Indianapolis, Indiana, Issued Daily.

SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1952

Escape Island

- By United Press k SAO PAULO, Brazil, June 21—More than 300 desperate prisoners who escaped from an island penal colony to the mainland fought police and troops today in small villages

and towns of séuthern ‘Brazil.

Soldiers and sailors swarmed ashore at the Anchieta Prison

Colony. and restored order after the prisoners escaped yesterday a d S p by seizing weapons and overpow-

ering the guards.: A sergeant and

10 soldiers of the police garrison were found shot. 4S notl Only 21 of the escaped pris-

oners have been reported captured

Gov. Adlai Stevenson

PRICE FIVE CENTS

chricker In Race;

Gov. Henry Schricker

so far. The rest were dispersed in a 0 es ow sparsely settled 100-mile stretch

near the island between Angra Dos Reis and Caraguatatuba southwest of Rio de Janeiro. The greatest land, sea and air manhunt in the history of Brazil! count enough to win the Republiwas under way. Radio warnings|can presidential nomination, but issued to fishermen and it would be a question of “stratfarmers in the area and manylegy” whether all would be mus-| terrified residents fled their lonely tered on the first ballot. | homes, taking refuge in the near-| The Ohioan told a news confer-°n the

By United Press WASHINGTON, June 21-—S8en. Robert A. Taft said today he is

By United Press DUBLIN, Eire, June 2l--

Tipperary Mountains

bands. |convention delegates at “just over rugged homeland of IreTwo soldiers’ were wounded in about 603 or 604.” |land’s traditional moonshine ina battle near Ubatuba when a| It takes 604 votes to win the . : group of the convicts attempted nomination. | ye to penetrate the village. (The United Press tabulation, It was the most ambitious atbased on pledges and known first| tempt yet to wipe out the irrepresPhone Lines Cut |ballot preferences, gives Sen. Taft| sible trade on Ireland's liquid Telephone lines were cut and|471 votes and Gen. Dwight D.|lightning, poteen. : villages attacked between Ubatu Eisenhower 405 votes.) | The clean blue mountain alr Mirim and Ipu Mirim, police re-| “It's a question of strategy echoed to peremptory rat-a-tats ported. Jhiether 3a wil to win on the first on doors of hitewalled, Sains More than 300 of the island's Pallot.” he said. as squads Of BR police 500 Tir FH to the mainland| Sen. Taft also said: Toused the ofcupants. by motorboat, officials estimated. ONE—Gen. Dwight D. Eisen- After briiaque *topso’-the morn. They headed for Ubatuba, NOWer, his chief rival for the|ings” the police pushed into dark where they were met hy police nomination, is “apparently un- HERONS - IAIN With peat and troops who had been dis- willing to. go after the adminis.|8moke and" turned out all Mkely patched to the area and by armed tration for lack of judgment and liquor hiding places. civilians, official reports said (mistakes™ in foreign policy. Ferret - syed excisamen saw A battle was fought about two! TWO—He believes, however, {trails that turned them toward miles outside Ubatuba and the differences with Gen. Eisenhower the village of Cappamore. The corivicts were defeated. {over foreign policy are not “tre-|rich fermenting smell that hung Police announced that 21 con. Mendous differences of principle|like fall mist over a bog led them victs had been captured ig the but in emphasis.” straight to a barrel of mash. . immediate vicinity of Ubatuba. | THREE — Gov. Thomas E.| Triumphantly the police toted Dewey of New York and Gov. Al-|it shoulder high to a nearby gar-

Air Force planes were called] ] J out to co-operate with the ground fred E. Driscoll of New Jersey dai station To 3n exhibit in the

fore t {are applying pressure to pro-Taft|impending ay A Hee |delegates in those states to swing|against the owners.

coast and the waters around An. them to Gen. Eisenhower: chieta Island. | FOUR—He believes John Foster time ago. Police gathered at Lim-

| Dulles, Guards Freed

court action

The rald was planned some

GOP foreign policy ex-|erick and three other centers and |pert, can draft a party platform moved off together during the Police who reached the island Plank which would remove GOP|night to surround the Tipperary

Snoopers Sniff Over | BEuring his convention “delegate Tipperary at Sunrise

an efficient system of 24-hour spotters gives the moonshiners

When the sun rose this morning adequate warning.

Villagers point out that anyone for miles could see the police

by hills to escape the marauding ence he has counted his national blue-uniformed police swarmed), ....¢ moving like fairy lights

all over the mountains half the night as the gardai blundered through the darkness to their

anyone within miles hear them in the still, soft summer night? What was that they said in Dublin about sending out scouts beforehand to pinpoint the right places to raid? One anecdote told by the gardai when they got home was about the American tourist who asked a moonshiner, “Has this poteen been matured long?”

y now and fe to drink.”

3 Honored By Jaycees

Three young men have been named as the men who have done the most for the organization which tries to do the most for Indianapolis. At the annual inaugural Banquet of the Jaycees in the Marott Hotel last night, Fred C. Tucker Jr. and Val Williams

Views on the News

were made dual winners of the

(Key Man award for their con[tributions to the organization

|during the past year. | Wilfried Smolenski was given {the Milestone award as the man doing the most for the organization during his first year o membership. New officers installed for the 1952-53 fiscal year are Richard Hansen, president; Norman Bryant, vice president; Ward Glenn, secretary, and Mark Henderson, {treasurer. ‘

Cool Spell Isn’t Appreciated Here LOCAL TEMPERATURES 6a.m...64 10a.m.... "72 7a.m...64 1la.m..."78

8a.m...65 12 (noon) 74 9a m...66

Latest humidity ........90%

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freed prison camp commandant dissension on foreign policy, the Mountains. Capt. Sady Ferreira, who with only “dangerous” issue confront-| Police said the raid’ ' was a |other guards and officials had ihg the party. © |“great surprise.” {been taken captive by the mu-| FIVE — He would frame a| Other sources said the raid tineers. {balanced $70 billion federal budg-|was neither a surprise nor a suc- | Official reports sald the :nuti- et for the fiscal year ending June cess. {neers did no harm to women 30, 1953, cut it to $60 billion next| Centuries of experience have | = aren who live on theiyear, Jetmiiting a 15 per cent tax|led to- smooth camouflage. And and. reduction, | Anchieta is about 21; miles off i the coast of Sao Paulo state. Senate Passes The first report of the mutiny M Fi 3 was given by Santos Jesus, a prison guard who after being} Dan Kidne ‘eqsure ng d wounded in a battle with the Y f convicts escaped and swam to the| ; | Divorce Stan aras mainland. He said the convicts THE WAY the Chicago con-| WASHINGTON, June 21 (UP) had set fire to prison installa- ventions are shaping up, Presi-|_The Senate today passed legisHoma shiny BE ai Sh WBE 1B gh |vorces granted in any state Shortwave Outlook size of the Marine Corps. be legal in all others if they meet WASHINGTON, June 21—If |specified standards. you have a shortwave radio get, | h As a Bative son, The should The bill potentially affects mildo your listening today or to- ave 3 goo chance of recap-- lions of divorced persons whose morrow, or wait until next Thurs- turmg the og di o Texas. {decrees gould be considered vaud day and Friday. Broadcasts {in one state but not in another. lcrossing the Atlantic and Pagifie! PRACTICAL political science—| The measure now goes to the Oceans will come through rather Nigh plane tactics seldom get a youse. well on these days. Reception c@mpaign off the ground. The measure, Spyngeral by San Monday through Wednesday will Pat McCarran (D. Nev.), requires |be only fair, the National Bureau OPS Asks $36,000 that any legal divorce “must be of Standards said here. {given full faith and credit” in any + ‘For Overcharge |other state if it meets the follow- | Ti State Servi ing standards: | Your Lead to SOUTH BEND. Te 921—The, ONE—The decree is final. « _ |Office of Price Stabilization late] TWO-The decree is valid. Home Ownership \yesterday asked damages of $36,-| THREE-—The decree declares {000 or three times whatever that jurisdictional requirements] |amount Federal Court finds has of the state granting the divorce) \been -overoharged by a South have been met. i {Bend dry cleaner. FOUR—"“The state in which OPS also asked a permanent the decree was granted was the | [injunction to prevent Ziker Clean- last state in which the couple ers from doing business until it lived together as man and wife, complies with price regulations. or the defendant was personally |Agency officials said they had re-| subject to the state's jurisdiction | ceived “many” complaints against or appeared generally in the pro- | the firm. ceedings.”

‘We're Dope Addicts,’ Say 2 Nabbed Here

Pleading with the judge for help, a pretty 22-year-old Tennes- registration, see girl and the 42-year-old man with whom she shared a room in . a downtown hotel today told the dermic needles. court they were dope addicts. |. The arrest was the girl's first { Both admitted they had beenion record, although Massey. has] using narcotics and asked Judge been arrested 28 times, according] {Scott MeDonald In Municipal/to Indianapolis police files. | |Court 4 to arrange for medical] Judge McDonald continued treatment. Dorothy Tate, alias Dorothy bond at $1000 each. He also or-| Dix Denton, alias Mrs. R. M: dered Sheriff Dan Smith to pro-| Murphy, South Pittsburg, Tenn, vide a doctor for them during and Hosea M. Massey, Sullivan, their stay in the county jail.

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Nobody can please everybody, but it seems the weatherman can't please anybody. “Last week end, when it was over 90, you kicked because it was too hot to go anywhere or do anything,” he groused today.

“Now, with highs of 82 forecast for today and tomorrow, you're complaining because we'll have showers and thundershowers a few through the week end. - “Why don’t you just stay home and sleep? It will be a nice, cool 65 tonight.”

3 Young Robbers Get 1-10 Years

were charged with false hotell myr0e 18. year-olds charged

Ave., Apr. 21, was sentenced today to I-to-10 years in the Indiana Reformatory. Judge Saul I. Rabb, Criminal Court 2, imposed the sentences on

their case until Tuesday, setting Nathaniel Elmore, 609 W. 17th

St.: Ollie M. Daniel, 2101 Shriver Ave., and Donald E. Williams, 3925 Rookwood Ave.

The judge insisted a federhl zn4

“No, sir’~the moonshiner replied, “but Tt Would have cooled

Can't Ignore Party Appeals, Governor Says

No Opposition for Senate Nomination

By IRVING LEIBOWITZ Gov. Henry F. Schricker

formally became a candidate for U. S. Senator today and

immediately predicted Gov. Adlai Stevenson of Illinois will be a candidate for President.

The Governor's reluctant decision to try for the Senate has been coupled with Gov. Stevengson’s plans in the presidential nominating picture. y Gov. Schricker, the Democrats prolific vote getter—only man to be elected Hoosier Governor twice —told a news conference at the Statehouse: “1 can no longer turn a deaf ear to the pleadings of my friends, The Democratic Party has honored me too often to ignore its earnest appeal.

‘I Feel Obligated’ *It has never been my wish or desire to become a candidate for

the United States Senate, but if the delegates to this convention

prepared positions. And couldnt! mi aqqav) should decide that 1

make the race, then I feel obligated to accept and to make an honorable effort to be elected.”

Gov. Schricker then told news men he has a “strong feeling” his friend, Gov. Stevenson, would accept the Democratic nomination for President, The 68-year-old Governor admitted he talked with Mr, Stevenson “a few days go, but not about politics.” He said be asked Stevenson, “how are you running.” “I'm running for Governor, how are you running,” Mr, Stevensop said, according to Gov. Schricker. ‘Slower Boat’ Mr. Schricker said he told the Illinois governor he wasn't running for #nything. The Indianapolis Times thereupon asked Gov. Schricker: “Do you feel Gov. Stevenson is in the same boat you are?” The Governor chuckled and answered: ‘Yes, but I've got a slower boat.” Gov. Schricker will have no convention opposition for the right to in against Republican Sen. William KE. Jenner next No vember. Sen. Jenner was renomi= nated by the Republicans two weeks ago without opposition. The Governor threw his big white hat in the Senate race at a news conference. But his decision to run was no secret. The Times yesterday said the Governor would be a candidate. It had been a matter of speculation for many months. Wanted to Retire

Gov. Schricker in the past ine sisted he preferred to retire from public life when his term ends next January. But Democrats wouldn't accept his “no” and readied plans to nominate him by acclamation at the party's state convention Tuesday, when he appears as keynoter. This is Mr. Schricker’s second Senate race, He lost by a narrow margin in 1944 to Republican Sen. Homer E. Capehart, now serving a second term, Later, Gov, Schricker explained

(to intimates why he reluctantly

allowed himself to be drawn inté the Senate race, He said: “This is not in keeping with my earlier expressed wishes in the matter and is supported only by the argument and conviction that I owe a further tour of duty to my party and to the people of Indiana.

‘ll Do My Best’

“I feel I would be ungrateful if I failed to respond to the trust and confidence manifested by so many warm friends. If nomi nated, I will do my best to be elected. If elected, I will do my best to be a good Senator.” gy Veteran political newsmen pounced on the Governor's deci~ sion to predict a red-hot battle between Mr. Schricker and Sen. Jenner. - Said A. Brown Ransdall, correspondent of the Louisville .

. + “This assures \with the $71 robbery of the Star| Cope Journal

The detectives confiscated hypo-|jjquor store, 2040 Northwestern!

an interesting and colorful campaign in the fall.” Jep Cadou Sr, INS bureau 4 manager, said “its a battle of * the giants.” get Madigan explained: wih ‘“Schricker’s, the Aitongest, Democratic candidate. He'll m a creditable race.” s