Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 July 1952 — Page 12
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So Little Time, Says the Senator ~
. By ANDREW TULLY Scripps-Howard Staff Writer
WASHINGTON, July 5—A half dozen local newspaper dolls toss periodic dinners where they ‘entertain a lone male dignitary and generally try to give him the needle. The night Bachelor Dick -Russell of Georgia was their fall-guy, these babes were kidding him about the political value of a family. Yipid you see that picture of the Kefauver kids at bedtime in a national magazine?” asked one .of Dick's hostesses. “That picture was worth several million votes. Why don't you compete with that kind of publicity?” “It's good stuff, all right,” admitted the Democratic .presidential candidate, “but what can I do about it between now and the convention?” '
pills to the livestock in the Chi-| .
cago stockyards.
Hold On, Homer
Whenever Sen, Homer Ferguson of Michigan is detained in the Senate and is expected at a party, Mrs, Ferguson packs up his dfmner clothes and carries them to wherever they're going. _Then the Senatgr®hanges at the
have needed to go home. The stunt back-fired once,
son packed their son's trousers and all through a formal dinner the Senator didn’t dare to breathe "lest he'd explode out of his pants.
Landladies
mer Ambassador to Russia, is always being kidded about how much dough .she has, which amounts to only slightly less than the annual
scene and saves ,the time he'd].
though. By mistake, Mrs. Fergu-|~
Mrs. Joe Davies, wife of our for-
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production of the For Harry Sen. Russell Bureau of Engraving. Among Among the pieces of furniture q.,,. sons and a daughter —|other things, she owns one Texas on the controversial “Truman' .,..4 Pong, Pow, Arsa, Supot county and most of another. | balcony” at the White House 1s| + pimeiri. | So, naturally, even Grand | an old-fashioned ‘oak rocking : {Duchess Charlotte 6f Luxembourg! _ chair, Perish the Thought 8
Busy Sunday
Whatever else Chicago will be cal symbol in the death of Jumnext week, it's sure to be a free- hina, loader's paradise. One local host- United States, who died at the ess says she’s been invited to 42 age of 40 at the Washington Zoo. “The only difference between) Toughest social grind for Sen. Jumbina and the Old Guard Re- former Iranian Ambassador to the Robert A. Taft will come Sunday. publicans,” Col. and Mrs. Robert McCormick al quipster
parties already.
of the newspaper clan will give a
It didn’t take the Eisenhower)
lhad a gag ready when they met. | “I understand,” said the Grand!
Republicans long: to see a peliti- pychess, “that your land holdings
oldest elephant
big luncheon for him and Gen. the inevitable.”
Douglas MacArthur at noon; from 3 to 5 he'll have to shake hundreds of hands at a shindig tossed
workers.
Seen in Sin
Mme. Pote Sarasin, wife of thet Ambassador from Thailan
at the embassy the other day— [ti but ‘she was right in style. On ac-
count of a sin is a slim skirt of How About Delegates? A local newsman has a sureWomen, and looks very nice, par-/fire project and is looking. for if you are the smallifinancial backing. He wants to type, which most Thai women make life more agreeable for the . |delegates to the two political conThe Sarasins, by the way, have ventions by feeding chlorophyl
brocade much favored by Thali] ticularly
are.
Nonconformist I Most ambassadors here lead a Evaluation by Mrs. Gilford Mayes, assistant Pretty posh life and are always) chairman of the Republican Na. whimpering about how tough it politically, of course, but if they tional Committee, and from 5 to!is to leap out of bed at noon so 7 he'll be holding court at a re-'they can attend ception given by his campaign luncheon.
in he
some official But Japanese Ambas{sador Eikichi Araki acts like a {guy who works for a living. He
gets up every morning at 7 and
akes an hour's walk before eat:
lare larger than mine.”
Phew Plunge
Nero, shove over.
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Hussein Ala,|
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quipped a profession- United States and now Iranian at Ike headquarters, Minister of the Court, has two | “is that Jumbina submitted to/swimming pools on his estate in|
Teheran. One of ‘em is scented 'with jasmine.
Secret Service men are neutral |
had to come out publicly with their choice for President they'd
probably pick Bachelor Dick Russell. That's because the law pro-
vides the Secret Service must do bodyguard duty not only for the
d,/ing breakfast. .That’s the kind showed up in sin at a big party of thing that shakes the founda-|his immediate family.” | {
ons of a profession.
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Toughest assignment probably [would be Gov. Earl Warren of California, with his wife, six children, a daughter-in-law and three grandsons. Next would come Sen. Estes Kefauver, with a wife and four children. In case Ike Eisenhower ‘is elected, the Secret Service might be called upon to guard his four brothers, as well as Mamie, son John, and John’s wife and child. | Sen. Robert A. Taft would have | the right to ask protection for] Mrs. Taft, four children, nine grandchildren, three daughters-| in-law, a brother and a sister- |
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With school out and a hot sun beaming down, Indignapolis' Times carrier Alonzo Walker has been engaging actively in his favorite sport of swimming. A carrier of a year and a half, Alonzo delivers on Fayette St. from St. Clair to 10th Sts. He buys clothing with his earnings. ! Alonzo lives with his three brothers and four sisters, at 707% N. West St. He is an altar boy at St. Phillips’ Episcopal Church. He belongs to Boy Scout Troop 86 and the Elks and is a 6th
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SUTTON, England, July 5 (UP) Postman Alfred George Burton, 43, came upon a. traveler in distress while making his daily mail delivery, and, like a good samaritan, paused to help. Mr. Burton fixed the stranger's motorcycle, which had broken down, started it up and tried it out, He crashed into a tree and was killed.
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TOKYO, July 5 (UP)—Dr. Hideki Yukawa, 1950 Nobel Prize winner for“ nuclear physics and Columbia University professor, arrived in Tokyo by plane today. He said he is progressing in his study of mesans and expects to announce the results of his works soon. He said scientific circles in the U, 8. are éxpecting much from improvement of phygics in Japan.
Twins Confess Killing During Holdup Attempt EDWARDSVILLE, Il, July 5 (UP)—Twin 17-year-old brothers
were held here today for the murder of a 49-year-old steelworker
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FIRE ON: THE WATERFRONT—Firefighters struggle to con“trol the five-alarm blaze that ripped along the Brooklyn waterfront. In the shadow of Manhattan Bridge, a coal pier and three barges were gutted by the flames. High winds helped spread the fire into the under-structure of the bridge and 80 minutes were required to bring things under control. : @
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Hoosier Heroes— | |
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City Captain Given Medal
Recently awarded the Bronze Star for meritorious service in! Korea was Capt. Robert T, 0'Don-| {nel}, son of Mrs, Mary C. 0'Don-| nell, 961 N. Hawthorne Lane. | Capt. O'Donnell, servi with the 424th Field Artillery Battalion, won the award for “repeatedly ‘volunteering for ob-| servation assign-| ments involving) extremely hazardous conditions.” | A graduate of] ho Butlér Univery versity, Capt. Capt. O'Donnell O'Donnell wen t| into active duty in September, | 1950. He served five years with/ the Army in World War II. | He attended ° Our “Lady of] Lourdes Grade School, Technical {High School and Indiana Univer|stiy. i | Capt. O'Donnell, 32, is married.! |His wife and two sons live in | Frankfort. . |
hice mee ‘Unsafe ‘4th’ Injury | BISMARCK, N. D., July 5 (UP) | |—Newton Broydon, 24, and John| Herr, 20, were celebrating the] | Fourth of July by lighting fire[crackers in their moving automo- | {bile and throwing them out the window. One of the firecrackers {accidentally exploded inside the icar. Both men were hospitalized |
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