Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 July 1952 — Page 2

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WALKOUT—An empty pair of shoes stands pigeon-toed beneath chair as delegates cheer Alben Barkley at Democratic Convention. Some gal probably had sore tootsies this morning,

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A MAN WHO-Sen. Kefauver, with his father, Robert Cook Kefauver, waves to cheering .delegates. The Senator charged Stevenson backers were “scheming” a synthetic draft.

United Press Telephotos. FORE WHOM?—Gov. Adlai Stevenson, who is "not running for nomination, gives golf pointers to little Chicago friends.

Foes Step Up Desperate Attacks To Block Gov. Stevenson

By CHARLES LUCEY Seripps-Howard Staff Writer

CHICAGO, July 24—A bitter and often personal attack on Adlai Stevenson fired a desperate “Stop Stevenson” move

Killer's Gun {today as the Democratic Convention moved to choose a presidential nominee. : Part of the attack centered,

around a- cry “stop Arvey'—| : Continued From Page One an attempt to link the Tilinots | Stevenson in these last hours belowed to assist,” said Lt. Lyon,

: [fore the balloting centered around aa ith the Jost of the gen, Kefauver—he still was head- “ . i jep a site te BE RE rp 0% To, To 50 fine -organization.” UD-gast gang of Harry Truman to!pegging his great plea on the conCpl. Kukman modestly declined’ 2" boss-rule of Jake Arvey”—Itention he was the man who had to accept any personal Yao for 8 was the cry with which Gov. the courage to go into the prithe find.” “I just hit it first” Stevenson's foes sought to halt imaries and who had shown pop-

sald. R€ his nomination. {ular strength with 4 million Thought It Toy They sought to hammer the II- votes. ’ - flincis governor down with a But most big city leaders are He added that he first thought claim, that his support of Algericold on the Tennesseéan.' They the small gun was a “toy.” So Hiss would make him vulnerable said he had blundered yesterday did Mrs, Mary Sullivan, who told to Republican attack and, hence,/in appearing in the convention her bushalid When she broke from a weak candidate in November. (hall to set off a noisy demon1h nbs Pders Fras and ran for| They charged that the facts of stration they .ated more synPo a) hig leved her ussall- Gov. Stevenson's personal life thetic than genuine. ant a “toy” pistol. . similarly would be used against, Delegates seemed happy today : The gun was still loaded with (him if he became the Democratic that their convention was finally four unfired. shells. A wooden-|presidential nominee. |perking up, ‘and showing Jife: handled revolver, 'its barrell That the attack could succeed:There has been bitter, North was covered with rust. The|seemed impossible—the leaders of South feuding all week on civil rusting” interior barrel appeared many large Northérn state dele- rights, en a “loyalty pledge” and to have been recently fired, the |gations still seemed headed for on the seating of disputed Texas -GI pistol experts said, apparently | Mr. Stevenson and were saying he and Mississippi delegations —but by the cburse of bullet which |would be nominated. {this isn’t the stuff that superended the patrolman’s life. { Delegates waded hip-deep The screw driver was believed rumors that Sen. Estes Kefauver tion. to be the instrument used to pry Of Tennessee and Averell Harri In the GOP convention there through a screen to unlateh the mam of New York would join|was the day-after-day impact of side door of the Sullivan home. |Soeets, hat Sen. Rober = arr lelash between the two warring ma an char personalities of Sen. Robert A. Left Trail of Blood Russell of Georgia were forming Taft and Gen. Dwight EisenThe nickel-plated ‘revolver car-i& combine, that other moves were hower. Terapers at breaking point,

ried by the intruder who broke, ing planned to haul down theifist-fights — they added up to a into the Sullivan’ home was D203 Who has sald repeatedly heitense and dramatic show. ? {doesn’t wish to be drafted for the, Maybe the Democrats will dish sought by police as a final piece presidency anyway. lit up tonight and tomorrow with of evidence against 17-year-old) One Final Hope {the presidential nomination balJohns, charged with first-degree, Gov. Stevenson's foes clung to!loting, an acceptance speech by murder in the slaying. Patrolman Sulllvan was wounded fatally when he entered his home yesterday to find his wife struggling with an intruder who had broken into the! {shi d went to win 1 h minuies betore. Iu the ox-j Sc nin! nomination if it came to Sl oe w on to win in Noshangs of Halles the Sifcer waa As the party orators settled alally anc hs as down today to the profligate use

wounded. the generous and even ex-'In Police Chase

jof A trail of blood briefly marked \travagant phrase in nominating

the route of the fleeing killer. But speeches for their favorites, there) Youth Wounded |

the trail was lost in heavily was new life and hope in a conweeded fields near the Sullivaniyention which has been dull and! MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, July 24 home, |

Johns was captured

{of the bitter tugging and pulling|clincher by President Truman. in this convention he might at! Four years ago at Philadelphia

{say what he never has said yet— ness of spirit into an almost

when, publican show of two weeks ago.! ’ . about an hour after the shooting,| The big blow-off last night for| ot In the leg yesterday 34 he he collapsed on the porch of the | Vice President Alben Ww. Barkley fled Minneapolis police and HenMize home, about a& half mile Was partly responsible. From the nepin County officers who came from the Sullivan home. (moment of Adlai Stevenson's wel-/to arrest him on a report of a

Johns, in fair condition in Gen-{¢OMINg address on Monday un-lgi,mond ring theft and on suspi-

til the moment the Kentuckian] eral Hospital, continues to deny } pa Hi in the slaying. Two Moved down front and center on clon of auto theft.

the big Chicago Ampitheatre! Taken to the Hennepin County tiv vh - | : Jeams oR a etives a. stage, these 1200 delegates and Jail after treatment of his wound a to Vis story that he was their alternates and the galleries at General Hospital here, was

wounded by a mystery shot as he DAVeEN't had much to cheer about. Robert Rundquist, 19. i . Sheriff Ed Ryan said the youth

ran through an alley. But detec-| Generally, spectator tickets od ! points, y . {leaped through a first floor storm about even with the deed to a window at his home just as one

{a nati 1 rent 8s tives tallied up these a national convention are assayed against him: |good uranium mine. But last! ONE—He was positively iden- night seating space was plentiful{Ol the arresting officers entered

tified by the officer's widow, Mrs. and the convention managers, Sheriff's deputy Eric Stephens

4 : ‘opened the gates to one and all.| Sulitvap, as the man who stood The customers packed the gal- and Minneapolis Policemen Bar-

over her bed, a gun pressedio i. and they helped raise the nard E. Mac Laughlin and John against her head and a plece ofroof for nearly a half-hour when Meehan gave chase. Several rope held against her face. Mr. Barkley made his entry. shots were fired over the youth's The intruder was starting to/When he finished, it was the same. head and when he failed to stop, tie up the 27-year-old expectant] y mother when she heard her hus- One LitHe Word authorities said. band, returning from his 4-to- The tribute to an old political soldier fading away did

midnight shift, open the front some- | door, She broke free and ran thing to help spark this conven- Ordered to Pay $2000

screaming to her husband, who tion. . was then fatally wounded as he, Then, more important in the |For Taking Teeth MIAMI, Fla. July 24 (UP)—A

headed in to capture the intruder. |long election campaign Sheng, chit TWO-—Mrs. Sullivan described convention's platform commi £8 circuit court ordered a dentist to

the intruder as having a “paint” /came up with a civil rights plank | on his face giving . ar its drafters believed could be ac-|Pay Miss Cleo Manoussaki $2000

“ " cepted by Democratic candidates today for taking back her upper ite Bue Boy Be SArkuess. ar South alike. plate during a dispute over her par Sapa, a dl A oa Northern liberals still didn’t bill could give no explanation for the like it but achieved what so many| Miss Manoussaki charged Dr. paint in the party have been scream-Edward V. Petrow “forcibly . ing for—it managed, in the words grasped her lower jaw and simulb THREE Mrs. Sullivan tore a or gen, John Sparkman of Ala-{taneously his dental assistant utton from the shirt of her as- bama, to be as forward-looking|forcibly seized her hands and Salant it te struggle. A button yi’ the 1048 plank without hav- held them while he brutally, ex- : 2 eae tm the khaki shirt ing anything in it which could tracted the upper plate” . oe be construed as favoring a com-! The dispute arose when the FOUR—Tests showed heavy ni- pulsory fair employment prac-'woman Allegedly refused to pay trate stains on Johns hands, in- tices law. all of a balance due on the plates Seating he had fired a gun re-| The change of a single word and Dr. Petrow sald he would - helped do it. The Northern lib- keep both until the bill was paid.

SE {eral wing has insisted on calling ie still holds the lower plate. Find Body in River p—om———

Li an “enforceable” civil rights) : {law—and to the South that! . COLUMBUS, July 24 (UP) —'sounded like a cop with a Escaped From Prison; . The body of Curtis Bradburg, 74,|bludgeon.° Sen. Warren Magnu- I : Columbus, who disappeared Tues-|{son of Washington, platform RetUrNs Vo untarily day while fishing, was recovered committee member, proposed the, JACKSON, Mich. July 24 (UP) late yesterday from White River word “effective” instead. It was —Tom Martin couldn't explain by two fishermen who saw {t|accepted and-went into the plat-/lwhy he walked away from a bob up” and float downstream. at te. lead ‘a IW hk detail at Southern Michi- " bs ratic leaders sa an Prison when he had only 17 GET TOP PRICE for your un-/would give their party a ear th of a 22-year murder Yen needed belongings h ajedge over the Republicans in|tence left to serve. Classified ad in The Indianapolis/appealing for minority group! Martin escaped last Prospects by the thou- votes and wauld aid Adlai Stev- | Warden William Bannon sands shop The TIMES Want Ads/enson or whoever is chosen as a letter from Martin who to fill everyday meeds. Phone nominee. PL axa 5551,

urday.

he : © |wanted to return. Martin gave Most of the opposition to Gov. himself up yesterday. a

inicharges a big political conven-|.

still another hope—that because/the nominee and the final big!

the last moment before balloting/he breathed an alley-gang tough-|

[that he would not accept the pres- hopelessly defeatist party leader-|

{listless compared with the big Re-| (UP)—A Minneapolis youth was

{he was shot in the left thigh, |

Fund Started For Children

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lead a drive among men of the Police Department. “Im eager to do anything I can to help . Mrs. Sullivan and her children,” Chief Ambuhl said. Dr. Pritchett said his gift was #8 prompted by two things: “First of all, I feel deep sympathy for Mrs. Sullivan and I want to help her family. 3 “I know how important an education will be for her children and how much their father will be missed.

Doctor's He

» By United Press KENOSHA, Wis, July 24—Dr.

R. M. LaMacchia, Kenosha, faces |preliminary hearing Aug. 7 on charges of selling maygphine unlawfully to a woman who admitted embezzling $3000 to pay for the drug. LaMacchia pleaded innocent to the charge and was released under $5000 pwoperty bond Tuesday put

up by his cousin, Edmund LaMacchia. He was accused of

Jailed on Wedding Night on Drunk Charge

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“I was lucky. I had a father ND—Dr. Bernard | RICHLAND, Wash, July 24 to help me.” . H. Pritchett. ie |(UP)—Larry Walker moaned to“Second,” Dr. Pritchett con-j ——— day his"Wedding night was neither

economjcal nor enjoyable. Walker, 19, was jailed shortly Fafter his marriage when. he be-| came involved in an accident and

tinued, “we of. the Negro race, ‘ ? y want to maintain the good race Landlord $ Revenge tionship that exists in Indianap- Brings $25 Fine olis between white and colored. NEW YORK, July 24 (UP) — ‘Good Relations’ IMrs. Ray Finklestein had: her/was arrested on hit-run and “4We do not condone, as others/landlord, Max Berman, - hauled/drunk driving charges. Officers do not, crime of any kind com- into court last winter because he said he probably would have to mitted by our people. 0 fdid not provide enough heat for/pay $400 damages also. “In giving this small amount her Brooklyn apartment. He was| for Officer Sullivan's children, my fined $5. 2 . hope is that it will help to con-, Mrs. Finklestein brought Ber. Order Union Vote tinue the good relations that exist man to court again yesterday. WASHINGTON, July 24 (UP) here.” |She said Berman had fired up|—Weston Paper and ManufacturThe funds for Officer Sullivan's the furnace last June 26, when ing Co.'s division in Terre Haute children will be collected by The the heat wave started. He r'e-| was ordered today to conduct a Times and turned over to a trust peated the heat treatment on collective bargaining election. The to administer the money. {three other days. |National Labor Relations Board Contributions may be sent to] Magistrate Charles Ramgate/ordered the election to determine the John L. Sullivan Fund, The took one look at his thermometer if Weston employees desire repIndianapolis Times, 214 W. Mary- and fined Berman $25 for violat- resentation by CIO United Paper

aring Set in Drug Sale

prescribing narcotics “without ment for narcotics use at Winnegood intent.” |bago State Hospital.. She faces Mrs. Muriel Boettcher, 47, was trial on the embezzlement count ‘next fall. arraigned May 8 on a charge of Authorities said Mrs. Boettcher embezzling $3000 from theigw,,iq pe brought here to testify Kenosha Wholesale Co. where against LaMacchia at the pre she worked as a bookkeeper. minary hearing, set by County In a signed statement, Mrs.

dge W. W. Davis. | Boettcher said she pald $60 a day| Mrs. Boettcher said LaMacchia for 20 one-quarter grain tablets, first began treating her with inwhich she took one an hour,

jections for pains received in an Mrs. Boettcher said she got ajauto accident 10 year ago and

2-day supply on Saturdays for then began selling her daily sup$70. She -has been under treat- plies of morphine.

Repudiates Co woo Confession

| STURGEON BAY, Wis., July 24 (UP)—The body of a Sturgeon X By United Press AMARILLO, Tex. July 24 —

Bay yacht works mechanic was recovered from Baudhiin Yach Bonnie Ruth "Robison: a 25-year- Harbor here yesterday. . - id old bruret charged with slaying a| = John Berger, 49, had been missmarried service station operator € she said she had gone with for he told fellow workers he was “some time,” yesterday repudiat- going “after more tools.” ed an earlier confession she made, The body was recovered by a to police. |Coast Guard dragging crew.

She also told newsmen that she gp = r 1d 4 was pregnant and that the slain Bachelors Told to Be

man, father of two children, was On Guard on Vacations

the father of her expected child. IT. Mich. July 24. Oran Reddoch, 38, was shot Bix|_Dr. Ira M. Altschuler, 8 pey-

times Monday at his Amarillo .,iatrist, warned bachelors today aio, to tis door ot the SLL J10TC on guard than ever e staggered to {while vacationing. station and slumped dead to the | “When a or has time on ground. ‘ {his hands and not much else to Bond was set at $15000 for do, he is more inclined to do Miss Robison on a charge of mur-| something he may regret later,”

der with malice. Dr. Altschuler said.

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