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FRIDAY, AUG. ‘ ee RR ey THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES EE STR SEA es PANES | $c SET. A 8. a 7 * PRR J Sparkman Family Nippon to Get TV Nixon Brands Adlai ‘Captive Candidate’ Vaan" (Zin © 2 | : 2 ll Ss . : - _.| WASHINGTON, Aug. 1 (UP)— television station ‘in Japan. It Tells Ohio GOP Latest Developments Truman, Arvey 1 Presidential Race

; Sen. John J. Sparkman, Demo- was given to the Japan Television cratic vice presidential nominee, Network System; whose officials (will leave today for a brief vaca-iplan to begin operations early {tion before making further cam- next year. . 'paign plans... ; re — — { The Alabama Senator, his wife and their daughter, Mra. Tazewell T. Shepard, will take a. motor trip of a weekyor 10 days. Sen. Sparkman plana to spend a few days in Washington after his vacation and then will go to [his home in Huntsville, Ala. Sen. Sparkman said he's Treceived messages from all the unsuccessful candidates for the

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tion pledging their support. d mae ; SEA FOOD and Elected .at Purdue FRIED CHICKEN LAFAYETTE. Aug. 1 (UP)—

Mrs. Carl Scudder, Windfall, was | We have a banquet room elected president of the Indiana : Home Demonstration Association OPEN SUNDAY

at its 40th annual meeting at "CROSS KEYS

Bvt Eisenhowér went into a campaign T United Press strategy huddle in Denver with COLUMBUS, 0., Aug. 1— the wg echelon of the Republican i , li Party. The GOP unity: drive Sen. Richard M. Nixon gave faced a possible setback, however, Republicans a catchy phrase with a plea from the National Citizens for KEisenhower Commit-| tee that it be given an: equal voice with the GOP National Committee in the WW

was expected to name Wilson & § Wyatt, former § federal housing § expediter and | one time mayor of Louisville, Ky., to direct his campaign fcr the presidency. Reliable sources sald Wyatt would be appointed as Stev-

Democratic Presidential Nominee Adlai E. Stevenson a “captive candidate.” : Sen. Nixon, GOP vice presidential hopeful, expanded his description to charge that “ov. Stevenson would. be a, “captive

President” if elected. Eisenhower cam- * pil personal Purdue University yesterday. She! RESTAURANT The 39-year-old Californi: paign organiza- w campaig succeeds Mrs. Clarence Kimmer, | 4129 E. 10th IR.0734 made his first major lian tion. The citizens Adlai io he trouble Bluffton. : & § J § : as shooter.” rn mm co wp . — —— night when he appeared before group contended SPARKMAN—Sen. John J. | delegates to the Ohio Republican Ike arn organi- Sparkman started a. brief “vaca- x ? * * * * * * »* Convention. P among tion. motor trip :

His audience had worked zation has “little appeal” y strenuously to win the Republican the independent voters. win his Jami presidential nomination for a fel- NIXON—In his first major further cam: low -Ohioan, Sen. Robert A. Tart, Speech since his nomination asiUf DIT fam but it gave the youthful No. 2 the GOP vice Fa gu re “vice man on the “rival” winning team Presidential can- residency. Sen. a warm reception. didate, Sen. Rich- Ro hn had J PLios : ard M. Nixon Sparkman ha Their Candidate charged - in" Co- planned .to He Sen. Nixon said Gov. Stevenson, jumbus. O.. that gone about a Governor of Illinois, is the candi- Gov. Adlai E Week ‘before redate of President Truman, Chi- Stevenson was a turning to Wash-

11 Feared Dead In Boat Blast School Will Drop cago Democratic - Leader Jacob «captive candi- ington and then

: te h t : BOULOGNE, France, Aug. 1 free a torpedo warhead which the u. s. Aid on Lunches | ; Arvey and Jack Kroll, head of the date” of ‘labor to his Home 2 Sen, Sparkman (UP) -- Port authorities an- dredge’s bow bucket chain had| Children at Acton Grade Bchool -— és Ln olSeé Huntsville, Ala. pried: up from the. bottom. But |i, ie fall . :

CIO Political Action Committee : .“ Hel : * bosses, political . : ; . : Whether he likes it or not, hosses and Pres- And in the south two southern nounced 11 men were believed pried" Up ram the botiem. Bu will oat. athool: Taneh

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h RR | ; 1 SUICIDE THWARTED—Joseph Brantarie is Ted away by police (at left) after he threatened to x z » jump from. roof of Philadelphia building. ‘Blood stains are from self-inflicted ‘throat wound. Right, | | at height of human drama, the would-be suicide threatens to leap if anyone comes near him, Xx ‘ :

| while his brother-in-law, Leanard Manani, tries to coax him down. : MH TTT is Your Spare Time for a *

Gov. Stevenson is a captive candi- | i" Ee Democratic Senators—A. Willis yjjjaq taday when a dredge snared s ; ; ‘hich ex. Without benefit of federal aid, acident Truman. Ziseringz | : touched off by a mine which exdate and would be a captive Presi ja told a wildly Sew. Nixon. ROpertson of virginia and Rus“, submerged mine or torpedo ploded as it was being lifted into cording to Acton PTA President SEWING MACHINE Sent” Sen. Nixon said. cheering Ohio © V'" 'V sell B. Long of Louisiana © Reak: head in the outer harbor and ino dredge. Authorities feared |Vierl G. Veal, You EARN it by sewing in your spare time at home. i Nixon said he believed Gov. State Republican convention that Se repor ty fising ene blew up. = . —most of the missing. workmen Mr, Veal said his group's ex- x We have an outlet for your work. aan ona his . Democratie) ine record af the suministratidn ower He Bg Dorr. ta] Tha dredge. sunk WHA 1WSecr, wrapped” below: dec. $0 lccqtore” Sosrt Tar ro FOR INFORMATION CALL AT.2585 BEFORE 6:00 P. M. FULnIng mate Sen. John Spark-n ine Hist cate alone is enoughjerals hy pledging sup) minutes. Seven survivors and tWo carried to the bottom Inside the ane; MA. 7818 AFTER 6:00 P.M. moushly- to decline government a

man of Alabama, were men of to disqualify it.” Gov, Stevenson. : bodies were pulled from the

good--intentions,..x.. aot water, but one of the survivors help, preferring to keep the same “Regardless of their good in-

! at gp [ater died. THe Sther ‘Six Sur’ TO BUILD UP BUSINESS—yn nes or-30-tents-by buying: tentions, they must continue the itizens for lke Group vivors were in serious condition. place a Classified ad in Thé shrewdly and serving more chil-|

Truman policies,” he added. Port officials said eight other Indianapolis TIMES. Thousands dren. {

Sen. Nixon said the Truman : ) » crew members were missing and read the want-ads for business “By economizing as much as administration’s record on the of GOP Hiera rc believed dead. . [Services as Well as to fill everyday we can, we believe we will come! Alger Hiss case “alone is enough row = | First reports said the explosionineeds. For. an ad writer phone out ahead in the long fun,” Mr.| to disqualif; >» > 3 w wo t 'PL aza 5551. J , . | played x: TRE i —— By United Press their proposal to. Gen. Eisen- occuired when rumen ied tolPl, aza 5551 - ‘ Veal declared | Hiss to prison for perjury, and DENVER, Aug. 1—An unprece- hower yesterday and told reportindicated he would make an issue dented proposal by the “Citizens ers later the GOP nominee liked: of this case throughout the Re- for Eisenhower” organization ijt.’ : publican campaign. - - that it be given at least equal One Republican source said he Sen. Nixon called on“all Re- Status with the Republican Na- expected the recommendation to. publicans to “unite” in the: strug- tional Committee, today threai- meet with stiff resistance from gle to win the election in Novem- ended to set back hopes for unity spokesmen for the regular GOP ber. He said “unity” would “be in the: GOP. __. lorganization. There was one r& the theme he and Dwight D,/ The citizens group, which port the .- Republican = National Eisenhower, the Republican presi- P12Yed an important role in. ob- Committee would Advocate the asdential nominee, ‘would use - in taining the Republican presiden- signing of a completely suborditheir drive for votes tial. nomination for Dwight D. nate.role to the citizens group. Si" . Eisenhower, proposed it be given: yn; williams: said Arthur E.|° a campaign status equal to. and gum merfield, Republican Nation-!

B possibly “superior to, the Repub- al Chairman. who was scheduled Offers One Inch lican National Confmittee,. to arrive here this afternoon, was

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organizational plan. But Mr. Wil- * co-chairmen of the citizens or- liams conceded, Mr. Summerfield To New President ganization, were.prepared to lay had not seen details of the pro- - CHESTERTON, Aug. 1 (UP)— their plan before a group of top-| posal. Irwin. Strutdman, whose earthly level Republicans who assembled 1p williams - Lord outline possessions include a rootbeer here today for.a series of week- showed Citizens for. Eisenhower

stand and a square inch of prop- end conferences. would direct its appeal to ‘voters erty which he bought for $50, to-| Mr. Williams and Mrs. Lord |who are not normally sympathe-

day offered to give the land free Made an advance presentation of tic to the regular Republican_orto the next President. — ;ganization. :

The only catch, explained Mr. |, : ! ‘The Citizens grou laced in| Brat is that wight D. Cabbages Weigh this category Dai, SouthEisenhower or Adlai E. Stevenson 20 Pounds Each . erners, Independents, youth, wom- : dedicate the ‘valuable bit of land en, workers, farmers, and ‘dis-

BRISBANE, Australia, Aug. 1 as a national park. (CDN) —Visitors

affected Republicans and those™® ® Mr. Strudtman bought the

to an. agricul- Republicans who desire . more

Chesterton centennial Aug. 17-23. Among the exhibits: - Cabbages|8anization Under the lig HE ADMITTED that the pro. Weighing 20 pounds apiece and a fond plan ees ge 0 ore] posed gift was on the small side 36-pound cauliflower, ‘rallies and other meetings en-| but argued that it might Start gl, Jnnons Hotel Chet John 1 dvertising’ and promo- | Je gu ; 'g0L SAT & (arplis took one astonished look 838€ in Bpvertsing anc vy | \ Xay ensat! Brass Poni move for expansion at the cauliflower and estimated tional activities, and “raise funds| 3 ; On Y t such S

: [from sources not open to the nait would serve 216 persons. | Mr. Strudtman, who is an in- P

{tional committee.” surance agent, suggested that Mr. bis .

Miss May Tech Leaves

Stevenson and Gen. Eisenhower | paren buy an dcre of land surrounding Estate of $45,000 - pSPIRIN Ar Kay Jewelert » OREVER his tiny plat in the heart of the Ap estate of $45.000 was left by \IS BEST diamond ot y for \ite—bY money business section of this town of piss May Tech, former president a scadl oe Every writing—"° 4 yo : 3200 population. of Betsy Ross Candies, Inc., who dA! he popular price [h |, appROVED BY teed in 9 grantee “Such a purchase would cost'djed July 18. Shu. milions Pay... DOCTORS i : the candidates $330 million at the! The will, filed in Probate Court WORLD'S LARGEST «PRAISED BY | prevailing rate of $50 a square here, directed the estate be di-: SELLER AT 10 MOTHERS | inch,” he said “and by deeding it vided equally among: six cousins, oLIKED BY . to a good cause I won't have to including the Misses Helen and { worry about taxes.” Marie Tech of North Vernon, ASPIRIN CHILDREN

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