Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 July 1952 — Page 2

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TUESDAY; JULY 15, 1952 TUES:

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‘Merry How-Do-

United Press Telepho.o. HOPEFUL~-5en, Robert Kerr of Oklahoma becomes the first Democratic presidential aspirant to hold a press conference in Chicago.

® and a big blue ribbon. The ship!

Kokomo Family Injured

In lowa Auto Crash McGREGOR, Iowa,

junction near here.

Mr. Rise was released from a

hospital after treatment, but h

were hurt.

July 15 (UP)—Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rise, ..... i { pers, bunting draped the piers Room Ng he Suphler Sara ang the entire harbor joined ‘in ’ \ it le , two autos collided at a highway! hg Waltome

IS in remarked it must have . . wife ‘and the child remained. Six er burned off by her speed. 7 Injured occupants of the other car also ;

Speed Peels Liner's Paint ¥ At Waterline

By United Press NEW YORK, July 15—The {superliner United States docked itoday amid a most thunderous {aquatic welcome after a record roundtrip Atlantic’ crossing at speeds so fast the paint blistered from her waterline. 3 | The Hudson River was turned into & canyon of heroes as the {great liner steamed up through a idrifting fog flying new brooms]

{completed its maiden voyage and reached anchorage some 12 hours 'ahead of schedule yesterday. | The liner knocked nine -hours {and 36 minutes from the British {liner Queen Mary's eastbound reclord to return to the United States {for the first time in*10Q years ithe two-way speed supremacy of ithe Atlantic. | “I'm proud,” said Commodore {Harry Manning as his jubilant passengers poured onto a flag ‘draped dock to the tune of welcoming bands. “And it was not always easy.” Asked if he thought the Queen Mary would try to challenge his new records, Manning said: “She may, I wish her luck, but I don’t think she can do it.” | United States Lines President {John M. Franklin said “we are {all delighted with the ship. The {good Lord was kind to us in the weather.” |" Flags and banners were broken iout from towering Battery sky-

COMELY CAMPAIGNER—Phyllis Czarnecki, a Chicago secretary in the Conrad Hilton Hot presidential hopeful Sen. Richard Russell of Georgia, displays ‘campaign’ buttons, hat and exuberance for her candidate,

= Reds Reques (ATE 2-Day Halt At Panmun

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Crowds on the piers noted the peeling paint just above the {United States’ water line and jok-

Girl°Killed,

It was a poor joke, isaid. It's the truth,

her skipper | J po Car Crash i

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against Thompson.

TR BLOOMINGTON, July 15 (UP) j— Seven persons were hospita-| ‘lized in serious condition today, {after a head-on collision of a car {and truck which killed an 8-year-old girl. | Shirley Bixler, Spencer, died in| ithe wreck on Ind. 46 about five] | miles northwest of here late Mon-| | Like a broken record, the old day. A car driven by her father, {arguments went ‘round and ‘round Ed Bixler, 42, and a truck driven

itoday in the gambling case bY Jerry Gooldy, 18, Ellettsville, against Walter (Big Tom) collided. Thompson. g A A

For the benefit of a new judge, : WITNESSES said the impact Alvah J. Rueker. the prosecutor nuried the engine of one vehicle and defense attorneys repeated $0 feet into a field. Both vehicles

their arguments about legality of iC Semone

pital were both drivers and five members of .the Bixler family—

Judge Harry O. Chamberlin, go Tuther. iD Ln]

Criminal Cour 1, had ruled the warrant was legal before he with-| on8ld, five, drew from the case. Mr. Rucker. !

ant, im 15, pees ase, Staite’s, ‘Skywaich® Called Adequate

Gambling tickets were “bund in Thompson's car after he was arrested on a charge of failing SOUTH BEND. July 15—Indis| Io anal for a right turn. pegiana’s coverage in the first two, a eh grapaon Was acquittediyays of “Operation Skywatch” is! charge, Judge adequate, even though mot com-! Rucker said he wondered if the piate” Col. James P. Emott Alri subsequent search was legal. Force eo-ordinator of Indiana. udge Rucker postponed Thomp-/oround observers said today. son’s arraignment until Saturday “Of the state's 290 observer - f

and sald he will decide on the posts about half were operating,

search warrant by then. as the Skv vi : as 1 | Prosecutor Frank Fairchild in- day. Val ehembdadiiii |

Jeune) ug Vacation and drove ating yesterday and about 48 per ere from Michigan for today's the a | hearing. Mr. Fairchild has been eT the stations operated last) handling the Thompson case per- Meanwhile, Kokomo civil de-!

sonally. |fense heads reported that lack of |

interest in the program had! {forced Howard County out of any, |participation. Forest Roe, the county civilian defense director, resigned his post yesterday, but

three gambling indictments

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Killed As Car Upsets

On Wet Pavement | PICKNEYVILLE, Ill, July 15

(UP) — Patrick F. Byrne, 43, q,iq that the fail fl "| 8 ure of his count {Richmond Heights, Mo., was to get in the progra was ny

killed yesterday when his car . . | overturned on. Wet. pavement of he reason for his resignation. |

{State Road 145, three mile lof here. { Mr. Byrne's wife, Mary, and | their three children, age 3, 4 and } (5, and Mrs, Byrne's father, Wil- , [liam Chapman, 65, Maplewood, {Mo., were injured. They were taken to Duquoin, Ill, hospital but jextent of their injuries was not | known. -

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| By United Press P| : | PANMUNJOM, Korea, July 15 Governmer |—The 2-day recess in Korean in the gre: truce negotiations touched off) “disagreen speculation today that a major! and. comp development may be near. ! by for fu . The recess was requested by Acting De! {the Communists yesterday, possi- Steelman. ibly to consider a still undisclosed The gon {United Nations proposal for, the deadlo breaking the deadlock over repa-| yesterday triation of war prisoners. { ranged’ te In Tokyo, Gen. J. Lawton Col learning t {lins, U, 8. chief of staff, warned union an that unless a truce was negotiated broken off ithe United Nations will continue Mr. Stes its stepped-up air war and paste it ‘was “a vile Reds with some “‘tough bomb-| : come to a | Gen. Collins added that if ‘an ae | “outside power” entered the con- until a set {flict the United Nations would the presen | “employ anything.” except germ He said warfare, if it were necessary to N worker: (“save our forces.” a with Beth | The Reds customarily ask for a os PR : : 3 Joseph M. recess in the truce talks only Counsel Jc |when they have something to re-| PLAYGROUND PATROL-—These nine boys, part of the Mars Hill playground patrol, receive kin and M fer to higher authorities in their belts from Mrs, Robert Harris, one of the supervisors. The safety boys are (left to right): Back sent the si; {Pyongyang and Peiping. | row—Richard Howard, Gary Pearson, Norris Wright (patrol captain), Eddie Sparks and Stephen The gov are lalks Will be rtmipmied to] Powers. Front row—Ronald Sparks, James McEvoy, Donald Sparks and Dickie Radican. Other patted 1he steel 4 | fhat Closked the previous 10 daily, members ar Man Dutham, Ernest Roach, Joe Lansberry, Tommy Warfield, Richard Scales, Bobby termined ¢ | sessions . will prevent disclosure! Dearmin and Ronnie Beasley, tlement of {of any new developments at the, company | athed Pore. Teigloter 20" | + Seaman Tolson SEOUL, Korea, July 15 (UP)— urs ay ervices et H L Housew headquarters of Democratic |Allied soldiers hurled back an- jriome on Leave ' other savage Red counter-attack! F Ch | Ili George E. Tolson, 801 8. Roena For Ruir on an east coast hill south of] A = it {St.,, who recently returned fro Kosong today in a hand-to-hand | or ar es ® fe) |Korea, has Sep i SLU | battle that raised the toll of en- home on leave. a Be a Good PAL emy dead and wounded on the|. Services for Charles A. (Zeke) | He is the son acay. iro | 7 height to nearly 600 for the last’ Elliott, retired printer and Indian-\of Mr. and Mrs. Vigmes the : four days. | apolis resident 60 years, will be Tol- . Buy Extra Ticket In other sectors, the Allies re- at 3 p. m. Thursday in Shiviey| C= Ee E. Td Mp . ported killing 147 more Commu-| Brothers Irving Hill Chapel. Bur-| : explaining Di4. you ever cry when you nist soldiers. The heaviest fight-| ial will be in Washington Park. | Serving In Ko fish and a were a kid . . . because you |; th of Ch th rea for 135 city sudde . ng came north o Orwon on tne Mr. Elliott, who was ‘84, died months aboard couldn’t buy a ticket to see the [central front, where a United Na-| Ss Qo i The dinne: bi ' i unday in Colorado Springs, Colo. the cruiser USS eircus? tions raiding party overran Chi-| . where he had been living for the Gloucester, Sea- said. You can keep some of [nese Communist positions and, past seven years. man Tolson wil Indianapolis’ poor children Jillea 42 Reds in a five-hour bat- ; ! ‘

He was the father of Ralph L. be assigned to apd Carl D. Elliott, composing duty aboard an- gE. Tolon room employees of The Indian-|other ship when apolis Times. {he reports for reassignment at A member of the International the end of his leave. Typofraphical Union 62 years, Mr. Elliott had worked for Indian- An Old Clue apolis newspapers and several| MINNEAPOLIS, July 15 (UP commercial printing firms. He|_ police believe they i iid was a member of the North Parkimuch trouble spotting the latest Masonic Lodge. {car to go on their stolen list. It’s

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