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By DAN KIDNEY ! il Times Staff Writer | ' CHICAGO, July 21—Gov, Henry| F. Schricker of Indiana has said he will be ready to nominate Gov.| dlai Stevenson of Illinois for)
President whenever he gets the| word that the reluctant Governor, wants to run. : “The word” was en route to Gov. Schricker last night, but de-| livery had not been made at a late hour because of failure to contact the word-bearer. } Here is the way the story shaped up — former U. 8. Sen. {Scott Lucas, who likely will take lover the gubernatorial nomination if Gov. Stevenson runs for President, reportedly sent John Steele, la 100-day Governor of Illinois and ‘one-time national commander of {the American Legion, to get Gov. 'Schricker to make the Stevenson) ‘nominating speech. | i Mr. Steele found Thomas Hut-| i lson, Indiana state labor commissioner, who promised to get the Governor in-touch with him. | : ios ol Later the Governor said he did] Marion Davies hold
| get the message from Mr. Steele
through Mr. Hutson, but when
To Put Down Street Fights
By United Press TEHRAN, July 21-—-Premier § Ahmed Qavam resigned tonight because of his failure to cope with bloody riots that left 20 persons killed and 100 or more injured,
The new Premier, who had asked for powers to dissolve parliament in hopes of maintaining; order, sent his resignation to the Shah,
Riots swept Tehran throughout the week end when Mr. Qavam was named to succeed Premier, Mohammed Mossadegh.
Government troops with rifles and tanks were unable to keep order. Many demonstrators were injured by bayonets as government troops fought them in Tehran’'s main streets, Mr." Mossadegh's supporters in 3 parliament immediately began trying to convince him he should return to office, Mr. Mossadegh resigned Thursday when the Shah refused to grant him powers which] would have made him a virtual dictator. | Mr. Mossadegh's deputies spréad alarmist reports of the rioting and
LEFT TO JAW—Rex Whittemore, California delegate, takes a sock.
Miss Davies had been abandoned.
16,000 In Polio Test
By United Press : | SIOUX CITY, Iowa, July 21{Urgently needed iron lungs were rushed here today as thousands of anxious parents awaited the
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REUNITED—Capt, Horace Brown and former screen actress ands in the garden of their Holl after announcing that divorce proceedings instituted last week by
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armenia Board Plans [Fists Fly as Delegates From California Meet
weére only 20 confirmed dearhs " here, These deputies said a cenrn RI ht of Wa strike was in effect throughout By United Press Gen, Holdridge is a self-styled to nominate Gov. Stevenson until
Iran and that in some areas; : | CHICAGO, July 21—California|candidate for President who failed! » . Schricker scores of people had been killed. By 4OF ALLISON ‘delegates appointed a couple of|t0 qualify a slate for the June. talk ts, 2m,” Gov, Behrick the “word.” One pro-Mossadegh deputy, Ending of a bottleneck in Foun- primary in California, He has |¢XPlained. | Gov. Kh w Chashgi, said the Mos- tain Square traffic moved a step sergeants at arms today and g,is pending against the regular} If the Indiana Governor does sadegh supporters in parliament closer in the Works Board. stood by to repel any new “in-|Kefauver-pledged delegation and RO had Tncreased b= SepuLies ang} The hoard appointed a leam of vasions” by supporters of Brig. his Supporters gelaved a national ZZ it 18 sure to be presented the draft. Vv e a e appraisers to compute value o jcommitiee credentials mee only way out of present chaos is'property which must be pur-| 7¢- Herbert C. Holdridge of Los 1ast week with a Sr onstration to remove Mr. Qavam and reap-'chased for a new right of way to Angeles. The Holdridge group moved point Mr. Mossadegh. {eliminate a jog on Woodland Ave! Gen. group and.into the cducus room in advance! ———c" {between Virginia Ave. and Shel- the regular convention delegates of the meeting and the melee! . iby St. {and alternates from California started when a group of “regu-| M 4 | Plans called for construction of engaged in a pushing and shov- lars” headed by Rex Whittemor | C inne A S: new 40-foot right-of-way which ing match at the delegation’s first of Bakersfield and Bob Wertz of would cause removal of several caucus here, |San Mateo tried to move them
'he called back he failed to make
cortact. | Jersey, who reportedly has satd “ ’ rants me] : 1 can’t say that he w he intends to nominate the Illi-|
Holdridge’'s
‘business establishments, Clash at Caucus out,
. The old right of way would be . : a Artal for a. ing plaza.| One delegate said he was hit in| Mr. Whittemore, a former state {Entire cost of the project is esti- the stomach and knocked off his commander of the American mated” roughly” at $60,000, about, f¢et: Police finally were called to Legion, said he was knocked off | By DAN KIDNEY 815,000 of it for construction costs Clear the caucus room at thejhis feet. Mr. Wertz said there Times Saft Weiter lalone, William R. Hunt, city
Palmer House Hotel, and then the Was “a lot of pushing and shov-| CHICAGO, July 21—Democra- | [Californians filed back in. ng.” tie National Chairman Frank E. Since sald today.
! The board ordered plans for! Eber Lewis Kelley of Los
McKinney, Indianapolis, talked t0| paving. Riley Ave. from 16th to fee 9. T Angeles was the last Holdridge President Truman from the Black- btn Sts with oricrese. . of to Infant s Death supporter to leave the room and
stoné Hotel early today, but got 4 eo ; * i said he left only because Hold-| {estimated cost $41,497. Here a Mystery | ft De ayse Hoe House wants nominated, he said. | paving of Meridjan St. from Ohio] Cause of death of a T-week-old| George Millér Jr. the delega-| “Having just talked to the chief to Vermont Sts. was submitted boy in® his Northeast Side home tion chairman, - said later that, In Washington, All I can say is'by the Indiana Asphalt Paving yesterday was a mystery today. |Sérgeants at arms would be ap-| that this convention still remains Co. The State Highway Commis-| William Ramsey, son of Mr. and! pointed to hold seats for the wide open,” Mr, McKinney de- sion is expected to resurface the Mrs. Samual C. Ramsey, 3502 N. regular delegates and alternates. clared. > remainder of Meridian St. from Grand Ave. was-found dead in er ————— He declined to share the general Vermont to 16th St. later this his crib by his mother who last ’ ! impreesion here that Gov. Adlai summer. ‘saw him four hours earlier Pace Accepts Ike's tevénson of Illinois is certain to! tees saet—- when the baby was sleeping, : 3 / be drafted, although not discount- |p . HLM k Dr. Roy B. Storms, Marion Resignation From Army ing the possibility. aging RN. L. Mencken c,unty coroner, said the infant] WASHINGTON, July 2i (UP) “All kilow about that is what! CHICAGO, July 21 (UP)—For- died of strangulation, but was un- ——Army Secretary Frank Pace Jr. I: in the newspapers and the | . Maur averick. of igble to explain how it happened. yeseterday formally accepted ¢ r seems to be getting con- {ie Rep. sol the Te " Besides the parents, the boy is “with great regret” Dwight D.| stantly more reluctant,” Mr, Me- , " survived by a sister, Angela, 2, Eisenhower's resignation as Gen-' Kinney said. gobbledegook? for ' government yng a brother, Samuel Frederick, eral of the Army. : . With Schricker /doubletalk, has come up with a'1, Services will be held at 2 p. m.! Mr, Pace told Gen. Eisenhower This reluctancy was softened new word: “Dixiegogue.” It's a tomorrow in the Lauck Funeral he had “not only the gratitude of somewhat when the Democratic ¢Ombination of “Dixiecrat” and Home. Burial will be in St. Joseph the Army but that of the entire| =<
governors attending. the conven-| d¢magogue’ Cemetery. free world as well.” The General
tion were breakfast guests of Gov.’ —- " .
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Schricker of Indiana. The lobby, trowds quickly murmured that the Hoosier governor will be the man to put the Illinois governor's name in nomination. Enroute back to his Harrison Hotel headquarters, Gov. Schricker said that no such plan had jelled yet. Accompanying him on the! way was Gov. Mennen Williams of Michigan, who also had at-| tended the breakfast, i ! - The general view of governors, | attending the breakfast seemed to] be that should there be several vole dampness out of your home ballots with no front-runner! among the announced candidates, ! l Gov. . Stevenson will accept the draft
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Defense ‘Disaster | Luncheon Staged |
More than 1000 state and coun- | ey civil defense workers got al taste yesterday of whta they | might be called on to do if a disaster ever strikes Indianapolis. They tatended a ‘“‘disaster” luncheon put on yesterday at Broad Ripple. Park by civil defense workers who constructed cooking pits with only the crudest of materials. Then in four lines| the guests filed through the two tents to get their meal consisting of soup, ham, hot dogs, barbe-| cued beef, beans, coffee, milk and| potato chips from Red Cross] workers. { Building of the cooking sites and utensil making started] around 9:30 a. m. Feeding start-) ed at 12:30 p. m. { State Civil Defense Director Frederick T. Cretors and Marion! County Chairman Charles R.| Broderick were pleased with the precision manner in which the! experimental feeding was done, | ; : Cast your vote for dry living in every-room of your home |
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