Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 July 1952 — Page 8

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the Senator's presidential aspirations, said he and Mr. Truman

Sen. Russell Plugs His Own Showmanship

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Bs additional strength come to me WASHINGTON, July 11

Sen. on the second and succeeding bal-

’ Richard B. Russell served notice 15ts” at-the Democratic National

today he doesn’t intend to be convention which opens in Chi-over-shadowed in the race fOr cago July 21. He said “I hope” the Democratic presidential nom-ito get the 616 votes required for ination by Sen. Estes Kefauver's nomination “somewhere between reputation as an anticrime cru- the fifth and eighth ballots.” sader, Sen. Kefauver took another The Gecrgian aprinkied 3 it of | crack at the Republicans when, * water ont . 3a . esse. D¢ 101d Massachusetts Democratic claim given the lanky Tennessee- , ,..10¢ in Boston that the cur-| an who directed the Senate Crime convention shows the GOP , - - - x Committee's televised crime hear is “so hopelessly divided it can-

ings. By Hing on a television show NOt be entrusted with handling last night, Sen. Russell noted th nation’s affairs.” ;

that he had presided over the; The senator said he is “willing Senate hearings on President to take on any opponent” nomiTruman's dismissal of Gen. Doug-'nated by the Republicans. He pre-| las MacArthur. ‘dicted he will get 300 votes on the! Recalling that the MacArthur first ballot and will be nominated! inquiry was held in perhaps “the “by the fifth or-sixth ballot.” |

most surcharged atmosphere of] ; our times,” Sen. Russell said: | re. A 2oures sloge to She!

“ (party's Tt 1 could have put my ShOW! “knows” Mr. Truman has cooled!

on the road, it would have far ex-

"UNDERSTANDING '—Sen. Russell, leaving the White House after a talk with the President about |

‘understand each other."

Seize 19 Youths In Theft Series .

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn,, July 11

(UP)—Police rounded up 19 youths, including an amateur! boxer who admitted the fatal]

beating of a 70-year-old man, yesterday to solve 20 sluggings| and robberies here in the past six! months. The 15-year-old boxer, whose name was withheld, told police he| hit Albert Hendrichs, 70, and! robbed him of $4 last week. The youths picked up yesterday range in age from 15 to 19. Po-| lice said they sought six others. The police arrested the boxer! on information of a filling sta-| tion attendant who had become! suspicious of a convertible “full] of kids” which had been roaming| the neighborhood. !

$2.4 Million Sent To Local Schools A check for $2,484,840 was in!

ceeded any other investigation.” toward Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson|the mail to Indianapolis public: Sen. Russell said he had to Of Illinois and is now supporting schools today from the Indiana

fight against televising the Mae- | Mutual Security. Director Averall |

Auditor's office. It was the first

Arthur inquiry because a third Harriman for the presidential lof the semi-annual payments to!

of the data revealed during the nomination, closed-door hearings involved’

American military plans, . . He predicted he will have “some D€PAUW Editor Going |

To Sun Valley Meet

Times State Service

Foreign Policy { GREENCASTLE, July 11—MilTalks Open at IU {dred Caviness, editor of the De-/

ad\Siats Service {Pauw Alumnus, will attend the BLOOMINGTON, July 11 —|annual meeting of the American John M. Allison, assistant secre- Alumni. Council at Sun Valley, tary of state for Far Eastern af- Idaho, July 14-17.

fairs, spoke today at the opening, — Mis of the third annual Indiana Uni-| 8 Chviness, who has edited

Uni-ithe DePauw magazine for the versity conference on American past six years, will serve on the!

be made under a $60 million appropriation voted by the state

{legislature.

Marion County schools will get

$1,041,673 from the state under

the measure,

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conclave is under direction of! Prof. Austin V. Clifford of the; ‘The two-day conference willl discuss problems involving South-| east Asia. t Other speakers today included: William B. Gibson, deputy direc-| tor of the State Department's Office of Philippine and Southeast | * Asian Affairs, and J. Russell § Andrus, education adviser for thei} Far East program division of the § = Mutual Security Administration. |} Those here from Washington] 2% include James Barrington, am-'§ © bassador from Burma; F. 8. Tomlinson, of the British embassy; Pierre Millet of the French embassy, and agents from Indonesia’ and Thailand.

Purdue Field Day To Stress Vegetables

Times State Service LAFAYETTE, July 11- Experi- | mental results with tomatoes, other crops and soil fertility will be explained ‘to more than 200 Hoosfer vegetable growers attending their summer field day at Purdue University Tuesday, July 15.

Researchers taking part will be Dr. E. C. Stevenson, Leslie Hafen, Fred Warren, Lloyd Jones

Earl. Ogle, Dr, James Cummings, and Dr. Kent Ellis.

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