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WEDNESDAY, AUG. 13, 1952
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
lke Denounces Gov. Stevenson As ‘Captive’ Of Truman
Cites Huddle Nixon Calls ooo = Adlai Front | ides Fender, pt With 51 25 For Truman _ Fights Thieves JE
Ample Proof seizes
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Aug. 13— By United Press
Sen. Richard Nixon (R. Cal) The Eisenhower forces A theater manager, making a
charged today that Gov. Adlai 4 Stevenson is a “helpless captive” brandished the Truman-Ste- of President Truman and had at- futile attempt to seize = youth venson White House meeting tended yesterday's cabinet meet- Ee ae Seater walahRt today as evidence that Gov. ing for a briefing on “how he Pout (At 8 te the thief's getAdlai Stevenson is the “captive can best carry forth the Truman away car. candidate” of the Truman regime. policies.” Cecil Wineman, 45 R. R. 5 GOP Presidential Candidate Republican vice chased the youth on foot unti Dwight D. Eisenhower charged Mr. Nixon, Pp 4 he leaped on the fender of his ) presidential candidate, invade cohorts waiting car. ; Mr. Stevenson's meeting with top iDemocratic officials in Wash the Democratic presidential nom Mr. Wineman also found a foot ton yesterday shows oh = "8" nee's stamping grounds for a Re- 14 ‘on the old-model car's runcratic ecto A publican day speech at the Illl- no hoard as the car roared - . "'nois State Fair. away. hich have fon Tong wnical forces ™ yr. ‘Nixon said the “only pos- Jabbed, Poked at Him’
which have too long been in power _. " of Mr. Stev-| in our country.” De eA ris tn ves- While the thief and the driver! While the Republicans hurled terday is that: s of the car punched and Poked 8 their taunts, Mr. Truman and “Stevenson was there to get a him, Mr. Wineman soug rat x s to seize the robber and then to
<3 ol | Gov. Stevenson kept secret what briefing on how he can best Carry yo... oe the door of the car.
agreements were reached at their! cies: and political strategy conference. forth the Truman polic | The youth finally managed to
Up to Adlai Left unanswered—at least pub-/government, which, incidentally, Hely—was whether Mr. Truman belong to the American people would take a back seat in the and not to any political party.” | Democratic campaign or barn-| Mr. Nixon charged that Steven: «qet off the car, get off the car.” storm the country again in his|/son is “truly a hand-picked can-| r. Wineman, his “give ’em hell” style of 1348. The President, however, appar-
But Theater Manager Loses Unequal Battle
at Mr. Wineman, trying to throw him off.
him was that of Harry Truman.” jhe from attempts by the theif gay and boosted the
Sullivan Fund
Rev. Edward Day
" . to marshal for his campaign the | oot inside the moving car and] Still Growin |great resources of the federal 4), pair then jabbed and poked
, glasses NE-KI-TA Campfire group from didate, and the hand that picked | knocked off and his eyes hurt- School 31 added $27 dollars to-
total to
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Church Leader
Widely Known In Christ Church
The Rev, Edward Lawrence Day, former executive secretary nf the’ Marion County Christian Church Union and widely known Disciples of Christ Church work'r, died yesterday in Logansport. The Rev. Mr. Day, who was 78, served more than 50 years as a minister and administrator of the church. He became secretary of the Marion County group in 1935. The nearly 50 churches under his jurisdiction were staggering from
“the depression, but during his 14
yvears' service all were relieved of their debts and many purchased
‘new grounds and erected new ‘>
buildings. Served in Several Cities
Over the years, The Rev. Mr. Day had pulpits in Terre Haute; Blackweel, Okla.; Brazil; Nobles-
A house-to-house collection for ville; Indianapolis; Marion; Mar-| They kept repeating to him, or. 1 sullivan Fund by the tinsville; Whitesville and Lincoln,
Neb. His Indianapolis pastorate was in the North Park Christian Church from 1911 to 1917. The Re Mr. Day received
50-50 Chan
By United Press DETROIT, Aug. 13< The fivepound son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Perry, survivor of a rare, dangerous abdominal pregnancy which occurs only once in 18,000 births, today was given a 50-50 chance to live. The 26-year-old mother was reported doing ‘“fine.” The child, her first, was in “fair” condition in an incubator. He was delivered by abdominal surgery. The attending physician at Harper Hospital, who asked that his name not be used, said an abdominal pregnancy is fatal to the child 85 per cent of the time and also is “extremely dangerous” for the mother, The physician said that in such a pregnancy, the fertilized egg is
Rev. Day Dies; Give Abdominal Baby ? Policemen
ce to Live
in some unexplained manner and the embryo develops outside the uterus. In the physicians words, the embryo “just rattles around loose" in the abdomen but continues to be nourished through the umbical cord. Without the protection of the womb the unborn child is subjected to “tremendous pressures,” he said. He said such cases cannot be diagnosed accurately until the fourth or fifth month of pregnancy. At that time a decision must be made as to whether the mother can risk carrying the child for the full nine-month term. If not, an operation, usually fatal to the child, must be per-
pushed out of the Fallopian tube
Taxpayer Would Boost Pay—and That's News
|
Budget hearings are a tedious business. Members of Indianapolis City Council, like judges of the U. S.
formed.
They wanted to know, for instance, how Mr. Bilby proposed to spend $40,000 for .paint in 1953, compared to an appropria-
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Hurt in Crash
6 Persons Injured In Other Accidents
Two policemen on an emergency run were injured yesterday when their squad car hit another vehicle. Six other persons also were hurt in two other accidents yesterday. Patrolmen Cyrus Steinmeyer and Cecil Vinson were treated and released at General Hospital after they hit a car driven by Curtis Porter, 17. of 744 W. New
York St; at 16th and Bellefon-
taine Sts. Speeding down 16th St. with siren and red light on, both officers were thrown out the right door when they collided with
~ Porter's car. Porter was charged
with failure to give an emergency vehicle the right of way, A two-car crash at Troy and
Keystone Aves. sent four persons
to St. Francis Hospital. Listed as serious was Mrs. Grace Schwartz, 62, of 2122 Linden St. Her 65-year-old husband, George, is reported in fair condition. Also in fair condition was
Deborah Stahl, 21 months, of 3722 jective. ently made it clear his role in the| |and his pal to gouge them; finally ¢, 409 og, nearly 4000 new members in the Supreme Court, may become tion of $4500 in 1052. Ropsan St. JTreated but. later re. d last February campaign is entirely up to Mr. “signified that the present admin-|said, “Slow up and I'll get off.” : church, united nearly 2000 cou- known as “Nine Old Men" if| “We're ordering a special kind
ived in a traffie fter he returned
ort to Plant
T, Aug. 13—Po-
Stevenson. Mr. Stevenson, who istration is determined to nail] The thief obliged and Mr. Wine‘has been reported to be cool to down through its hand-picked man leaped from the car. another whistle-stop tour by the successors, every detail of the President, said upon his arrival/doctrines and policies that have Theater, 1913 W. Morris St, “all Mr. Truman wants to do is brought us to the present stiua- where the youth appeared sudwhat we want him to do.” {tion of bewilderment, indecision denly before ticket seller Shirley Thé meeting did produce one and fear for the future.” Mussman, 16, of 1031 8S. Pershing concrete result—the establishment! He said the Truman-Stevenson St. of close political liaison between conference is proof the Demthe White House and Mr. Steven- ocratic Party, if returned to office, bills.”
nedy, Judy Loeblin Condon,
‘Previously reported ..
The girls made their tions in the vicinity of School 31 The chase started at the Bell which is at 307 Lincoln St. Head- century of ministry.
ing the drive were Joyce Kenand Carol directors of the General Conven-
cqllec-
ples in marriage and conducted nearly 2500 funerals in his half-
He also served on the board of
{they manage to survive the or{deal .of financial facts and fan-| |cles droned out by city depart-| |ment heads. in a while,
| Once something
of paint to use on street traffic lines,” Mr. Bilby said. “It's actually a binder, with glass beads added for visibility. It costs $4.35 a gallon, but we think we
tion of Disciples of Christ; as happens to enliven the monotony. can get it for $3.75."
The fund is now being closed president of the American Tem-| out. The goal has been attained. perance Board; He demanded, “Give me all the THE, JOHN L. SULLIVAN FUN
A chunky man with gray hair
as director and and a viewpoint unusual for tax- has to apply D | president of the Indiana Christian payers arose from -his audience .. $4378.64 Missionary Society; as secretary (chair last night and spoke on
The traffic engineer said he 2 million feet of paint, at the rate of 500,000 feet! a year, to keep street lines in
p. m,
leased was Mrs. Beatrice Rousch, 42, of 95 8. 2d Ave. Beech Grove. In the third accident at Southeastern Ave. and Sherman Dr,
two passengers in a car that hit
a tractor-trailer were taken to General Hospital. Miss June Cline, 21, of 115% Kealing Ave., was reported in fair condition. Mrs. Ann Layman, 32,
son’s campaign headquarters in “would not change its policies - Frightened, Miss Mussman NE-KI-TA Campfire group _|of the National Evangelistic As-|the matter of raises for city em- good shape. oF Jus Jiendrioks Pl, was treated CIO pickets two Bpringfield, IIL. even though a few faces would dashed from the booth. | School No. 31 ....rx. 27.00 sociation; as president of the In-|ployees. Councilmen seemed = uncon- — ‘crcased. 7 workers were Sharpest Attack change.” «¢ The thief reached inside, pept. 617, Plant No. 5, Al- diana and Indianapolis Christian, He wanted to see salaries In- vinced that $40,000 was needed. i line of jeering Accompanying Mr. Stevenson Criticizes Action grabbed a “handful” of $5 bills, lison Div. of General Ministers Associations, and had creased in the ofifce of Commils-| John A. Schumacher, for one, STRAUSS SA YS: x back to Illinois were two presi-| Mr. Eisenhower also sharply and fled. Mr. Wineman immedi-. Motors, Days ......... 6.00 helped establish the Indiana sioner of Buildings, since in- gave notice that a $35,000 in-Allis-Chalmers dential assistants — Pavid Bell criticized Mr. Truman’s action in ately gave chase. INo- Name iviisairivy 20.00 School of Religion at Blooming-|/creases are proposed for em-icrease was “too much.” off : and Clayton Fritchey. Their job, having Gen. Omar N. Bradley, - ieee Sit Postal Employees, Illinois { ton. ; ployees nearly everywhere else Parks and Sanitation Depart- to college ternational rep according to the White House, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of AWOL Gls Escape St. Station. .........:. 90.25 Surviving are his wife, Nancy; in the budget. ments will be heard at 7
e strikers, said aceful.”
will be to “co-ordinate” activities between Springfield and Washing-
Staff, brief Mr. national defense. COLUMBUS, O., Aug. 13 (UP)
Stevenson on
From Judy and Sandra .. Employees of Mooney-
1.00 four daughters, Mrs. James A.|
| Stuart, Indianapolis; Mrs. G.
“I've spent a lifetime in the
today. Public hearings will end
with Barb
building business,” said the eld- with appearance tomorrow night . mployees wera 87.00 Ryan, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.; Mrs.|erly spectator. “There's never of Aviation Commissioners, Air Material yton, O. ancontract is still
cancellation i3
Mueller-Ward Co. ..... Bethel A. M. E. Church, Jonathan A. Dames, Ministar ........c.c...
ton. Gen. Eisenhower said this “im- —The Army inadvertantly gave Gen. Ensenhower’s blast at the plied a decision to involve respon- two privates an assist in their ef-Stevenson-Truman meeting was sible nonpolitical officers of our forts to remain “over the hill.” his sharpest attack on the Demo-| government who bear heavy re- An Army van carrying the AWOL crats since his nomination. |sponsibilities in our national de- soldiers back to Ft. Hayes hit a In a blistering statement issued fense organization into a poltical bump which sprang the rear door said it has res through his Denver headquarters; campaign in which they have no and the privates departed. The ne tools from he said the Washington meeting part.” Army is still hunting for them. id shipped them = > urers. Fourteen ill be removed , others will be me of the 14-
teense
Today's total
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llapsed on a ere is no indi= e reopened.
The School Board last night ab-| | proved appointment of Archie R.
Class time—to date time— you'll rate an "A" in this tri-colored, turtle-necked, pure wool jersey blouse. You'll be smart in every
C. M. Bates, Logansport, and Mrs. been more of a need for quali- | Flood Control, and the IndianCharles R. Wheeler, Hamden, fied, capable inspectors. What (apolis Redevolpment Commis20.00 Conn. If several of them would have to sion. Services were being arranged be replaced next year? You EE e— -— 251.25 by Royster & Askin Funeral|couldn’t do it at their salaries. . |Home. Burial will be in Crown|It's unreasonable.” ; _ Total to date sreseee. $4620.89 Hill. ‘They're Satisfied’ IC ip a | Councilman Charles P. Ehlers, { jan old hand at budget hearings, {was surprised but equal to the! 0 ede ere |emergency. “We understand that Mr. Ba- { con (Building Commissioner| A former Anderson school su-| Charles E, Bacon) has canvassed | perintendent and coach who twice | his staff,” Mr, Ehlers replied.|led the Anderson Indians to state! “He found they were satisfied, high school" basketball champion-| if not contented, with their pres- ships will join the Indianapolis ent salaries, so he didn't ask for school staff next mont i raises for them.” ' Later, a. whiff of “Daring Detective” atmosphere crept Into Chadd, head of the Anderson the smoky Council chamber In|gchool system for 10 years, Mr. City Hall. | Chadd will teach social studies in) Police Lt. Francis D. Camp- the fifth and six grades at School bell, reporting on 1953 costs for |g, 520 Virginia Ave. | police and fire radio department, | Although Mr. Chadd has been) disclosed plans to buy two a gchool administrator and teach-walkie-talkie sets. er for 23 years, he was allowed “The detectives have been ask- only 8 years’ experience credit ing for them,” he said. “They ynder the Indianapolis experience want to use them for communi-| rating system. He will have no! cation when they put a plant on athletic assignments here. a store where burglars may he class (smartly clad). expected, and for similar operations.” ! Wants Third Radar Car bei . : {the state tournament peak in 1935 eige, brown and white. Lt. Campbell's budget also|ang in 1937. He was coach’ for | Sizes 32 to 38 calls for a new radar police Car,nine years. and superintendent |
A study in gray, charcoal, The 47-year-old instructor took| and ‘white—or |the Anderson basketball team to :
Coach 9 Years
to insure full operation during lany mechanical breakdowh in the two cars the department now possesses. Fire Capt. Harry Gould wants ‘15 more firemen next year to man a truck proposed for a new station in the city's northeast section, | Council members took their | most active role so far in ques- | tioning next year’s budget for the Department of Public Safety last night. They probed estimates large and small, and spent a long time questioning Traffic | Engineer Francis Bilby.
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River Pollution | Declared Ended
Pollution of Wabash River which killed hundreds of shad] today was declared ended by the, State Conservation Department] here. | Discovery of the dead fish was reported yesterday by Lafayette Police Chief Kenneth Bowman. Samples of an apparently poisonous milky-blue solution which entered the river from a lafayette sewer today were being tested by the State Board of Health. - Conservation spokesmen said, however, the pollution apparently
“a was ended since live fish now are | swimming in the previously pol-! 'uted area. {
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