Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 July 1952 — Page 2

_ Truman's the Guy,

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Says Old Dichasd -

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WELCOME—Nancy Kefauver, wife of Sen, Estes Kefauver, is greeted by smiling Gov. ©. Mennen Williams of Michigan as she visits his delegation at Chicago convention.

Chicago Calling—

Schricker’s in There | Pitching for Adlai

Continued From Page One

cident today was awaiting Marion County grand jury action on {charges of {drunken driving and leaving the | Mexico, new national committee: | ett “5g or ee ve Pl, both ends of. the state—Mayor woman from that state, had a yesterday was bound over to the of Pittsburgh oq (a1 dress made for the con-/grand jury in a hearing in Beech It’s silk, with hand-i Grove’s Magistrate Court and reo/leased on $2000 bond. Bickley jwas the driver of the car which i {0 was in collision t ranged a surprise poll of their shaking an elephant by the neck. |g July 2 a ts on with

~ delegation, unveiled strong—and| There's a gimmick to it, she ex-| . plained when she wore it to the] Deuties allege he crashed as he

Dave Lawrence and former Sen. Myers of] Philadelphia—gave the first au-| Shtion. thentic hint at the Stevenson/Painted design of oil wells, cattl

bandwagon move when they ar-'and cacti. It also has a jackass)

unpredicted—Stevenson strength. Few weeks ago, Lawrence was first session at Convention Hall,

saying to Stevenson: “Why sup-| “You've heard about the Re-iy, ’ | i “" port someone who isn't a candi-publicans doing a lot of under- puljefontaine St. was fatally in.® “shoo-in, jured in the crash.

Short Circuited Drill

[Electrocutes Worker | MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., July 22 With Snappy Phrases |cUPy = A" young .Minneapoils ; 4 er + worker . was electrdcuted yesterHotel lobby: ‘Listen, the pel a0 OF THE FARTYS pest day wheh an electric drill hé was

date?” ‘Then he slipped over tojcover work?” Mrs. Sawyer said. Washington, had a quiet talk] Then she lifted her dress just with President Truman, began enough to show, at the bottom of |

singing another song. |her slip, a-hand-painted elephant. |

‘Mike's Right There

* OVERHEARD. in “Blackstone

with’ Stevenson. = Truman's the only guy who can lick Ike.”

Everybody's Trying Te Get In on the Act EVERYBODY'S trying to get into the act. Commerce Secretary Charles Sawyer, an Ohlojyo;, ‘that way.© But : DiSalle| 1

delegates, says he knows Tru- > |squeiched the move, quipped: man’s choice for the nomination, “I'm. just modest enough fo

|who's running for the Senate -lagainst Ohio's John Bricker, was! {proposed for chairman of the {Ohio delegation in order to get, (him the TV publicity the post! brings with it.

telly re Orfer 3 wath him ; \ on think the differencés between the second yA 8 thal pricker and myself are too deep, President Truman's alternate. i, snow on television.” |

Thomas J. Gavin, will have voted | twice’ before Sawyer casts his|m, second ballot vote.

And - Maury Maverick, from |Texas, added a new word to the {political lexjcon'. . . Dixiegog. |

oT Aa? t¥ + {Rough definition: A Southerner Oil Well Owner Tries | ou BauTocs wail Hit,

To Skirt the Issues _ Adlai as Reluctant

MRS. U. B. SAWYER, wealthy . - ofl well owner of Crossrods, New As Schricker Was . : Hoosier Democrats think Illinois Gov. Adlai Stevenson is just| about as “reluctant” to run for President as Indiana's Gov. Henry Schricker was “reluctant” | to run for Senator.

” 5 un UP IN Frank McHale's

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plush)

Blackstone Hotel suite, over-! looking the picturesque lake

front, one hanger-on quipped: (“Indiana's delegation . 18 unin-}

|strueted, uninformed and unimpressive.” t

i | BEFORE INDIANA'S 30 dele-. WLR UL LL {gates went on the floor of the! National Convention, State; ji Chairman Charlés Skillen, Wine-| imac, urged them to “behave” in {front of the ever-watehful eyes, jot the television cameras. | “We don't want anyone to!

think we're a bunch of damn’

Ww E ST E HN Republicans,” he declared. | } »

wv = | FRANK M'HALE is still the VACATIONS man with the tickets so far as Hoosiers are concerned. He controlled 130 ducats, but ex- ® PACIFIC NORTHWEST — Coulee plained they were distributed to Dam, Puget Sound country “deserving” Democrats who had around Seattle-Tacoma with made “big contributions,” to the

Mt. Rainier, Olympic Penin-/ Party. “I didn’t give one ticket; : te a y _|to anyone in my family,” the sula, Victoria and Vancou portly politician explained.

ver, British Columbia. ¥.8 # YELLOWSTONE PARK —via Galla-| NEWLY ELECTED National

: « an : {Committeeman Paul Butler, South an Gateway! Old Faithful, gy wants to avold the mis-! e Grand Canyon, paint ,y.q the Republicans made. As pots,” friendly wild life. {a result, his first move was to DUDE RANCHES.

open Indiana meetings to press, . radio and TV. PACIFIC NORTHWEST —Yellow- : stone Park.

COLORADO ROCKIES —Salt Lake City — Yellowstone.

Chicken Thieves Face lliness From Sick Fowl!

> ; MADISON, Wis, July 22 (UP) CAUFORNIA — Oregon — Wash- The chicken thieves who stole

ington—Idaho—Montana. 50 white leghorns from the Uni-

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CANADIAN Rockies — Victoria, versity of Wisconsin farm Friday Vancouver— Pacific North. "ight would have been better off west if they hadn't. University Investigator Joe ALASKA. Hammersley said the ‘chickens had been infected for experiOLYMPIAN mental disease research and N/ should not be eaten. Truman Signed 949 A scenically supreme route. Skytop Bills OK'd by Congress Lounge; thrifty Touralux sleepers] WASHINGTON, July 22 (UP) built especially for this train; Luxu- —The White House sald yesterday rest coaches; diner and Tip Top Grill; that President Truman signed ha a ao eo oo a ms = into law 949 bills passed by the 8. P. Elmalis, The Milwaukee Road last Congress and vetoed nine Meridian & Ohio Sts., Indianapolis 4,Ind, Others, P 4 free fold , | Congress overrode one of the Plone > ry 7 gh elt choi (Vetoes of the McCarran-Walter 3 . ‘cow. | Immigration Bil. ,

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Dorothy Vredenburgh, tary, prepares to read convention call.

Driver in Fatal Crash /Held to Grand Jury

123, an employee of the Brown Steel ‘Tank Co.

Bricker snagged ©'%: WIS. died at Swedish Hos-| 8BEC | ital shortly after the accident, sell and an additional handicap neutrality. But his cohorts are police said, was a haul of about nees were on the ballots in their lic rallies by the cinurch, However,

office said.

ara Jean Cunningham,

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Address

READY FOR CALL — Mrs.

secre-

The driver in a fatal July 4 ac-

reckless homicide,

Mervin, CHICAGO, July

His companion, 15-year-old Bar-; 1511

presidency.

anticorruptionist

Mr. Fahland, a native of Osce- formed.

McHale predicted "will from this convention. Gov. Adlai Stevenson has been setts, ” ever since his address under control. This was shown by of welcome yesterday. Now the the fact that the southern states storm center has become the vice refused to vote en bloc for a roll- : {call, The Moody proposal was acForces in that fight are divided cepted by voice vote, after a between Sen. Estes Kefauver, the watered-down version from theisaid today a hard-working bur-| mmittee was turned glar spent four hours trying to| hi |steal narcotics from a drugstore.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

~ Some Star. Players In Cast Of Democra

.New Dealer credentials co from Tennessee, and deep-South down. ney Sen. Richard- Rusesi) a(. Georgia. = Gov. Henry F. Schricker of In-| - The would-be robber sawed a/o, 3 i B The battle’ Aina ve 5th” German Catholic_ ConvenThe battle last night was seen diana said all the Hoosiers fav- hole in the roof, kicked out a Blair Moody of Michigan, agreed w more or less-as.‘‘shadow-boxing” gored the Moody proposal.

Mike DiSalle, former OPS boss, [USING apparently developed a short, light of the day. For the

The victim was Lewis ‘Fahland,

That means a boost to Mr. Rus-

~ Demio-| cratic National Chairman Frank| Other Southern states protested, E. McKinney's “neutrality” may except Alabama where the Demobe weighted today in favor of the (Crats were barred from voting for

Stevenson-Russell ticket. | That is the ‘one the so-called The Moody resolution was _de-

“city bosses” want. It was the signed to prevent that happening ticket retiring Democratic Na- again. tional Committeeman Frank M. Mr. McKinney's men, as repemerge resented by Temporary Chairman Prevent the

IN HUDDLE—Sen. Blair Moody (left) of Michigan with Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. at Blackstone Hotel prior to attend-

McKinney's ‘Neutral’ For Adlai-Russell

By DAN KIDNEY

Times Staff Writer 99

[proved the Moody “loyalty oath

{for Democrats.”

{President Truman four

Paul always

Gov. Dever of

Evansville, Kefauver.

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had

confers of Georgia angrily denounces

"loyalty" resolution.

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and to the nomination of a ma who will support it 100 per cent,

mitted, also, to a platform attac

years ago. vent compulsory federal civ

rights legislation.

Massachueverything

C3 A Aa Wooten oats omressin ot ami eT IY. we

tic Conventi

AROUSED — Gov. Talmadge

to an all-out civil rights platform{ oo by vote of the convention

A minority among them is com- 52-vote Texas

on Senate filibusters by which the] South has been able so far to Pre- when

The first move against conservative Southerners was a “fair fire. As originally banning such action. play” rules proposal which would drew Southern fire. 8 Yi : ; temporarily-seated g {Texas and Mississippi delegations sentatives of all presidential con- German Reds Pon

trom participating in convention

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SHE'S FOR OSCAR—Joan Neuwrith, Chicago, displays a big "Swing to Ewing" campaign button at convention, She's campaigning for Federal Security Administrator.

Drub South Over Pledge of Loyalty

|business of any kind until their candidates of the Democratic {position has been made perma- Party. Gov. Shivers accépted that, But D itself. other Southerners came boiling Gov. Allan Shivers, head of the to the speaker's stand to protest delegation, and and warn the party of peril. Four «Tom Tubb, speaking for Mississip- of sixf southern states had elec|pi’s 18 votes, accepted the “fair tion laws which their representaproposition early today tives said would forbid any pledge the convention resumed of any kind such as the Moody il business after the caucus recess rules ghanges would require. demanded by the South. | Gov. Shivers accepted for Texas

But the “loyalty pledge” rule because there was no state law

{play”

drawn in a conference of repre-!

tenders it would have pledged in- v “oe dividual delegates to support the Catholic Rallies

Narcotics Thief Gets ‘Pep Pills’ After Work

‘Iceiling panel, knocked two knob

: They are divided in the Kefau-|from the narcotics safe, drilled Dixiecrats from Texas will be ver-Russell scrap, however. Such unsuccessfully in the knob sockseated ‘when the permanent or- New Dealers as Rep, Winfield K. ets, turned over the safe and ganization of the convention is Denton,

DALLAS, July 22 (UP)—Police the proposal.

{party nominees. | BERLIN, July 22 (UP)—East

That was written to bar an] : election day bolt or, even, a sit- German Communists have for-

down, .|staging public rallies in East Ber- _ Shivers Signs 2 However, Gov. Shivers and the Scale church convention. other loyalty pledge sponsor, Sen. | The conventiop--known as ihe to eliminate the sentence which}tion” —is scheduled to be held in a would bind individuals to vote and]all sectors of Berlin from Aug. 19 work for the party nominees. [to 25. : ‘As it remained, the rules change| The church announced late yesdid no more than seek to compel /terday that the Eastern authori-

want Mr. peeled a steel plate from the bot- state or party officials who are ties had withdrawn permission

tom.

{delegates to promise that they for use of an East Berlin stadium

Mr, McKinney maintains his, All he got for his sweating, see to it that the convention nomi- and a large meeting, hall for pub-

a lot of time at the GOP conven-| Hennepin County Coroner's for Mr. Kefauver. Tennessee, upon talking up the Stevenson-Russell|2250 pep pills that give “tired state—or were {the advice of Sen. Kefauver, ap- ticket.

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