Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 August 1952 — Page 27

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THURSDAY, AUG. 14, 1952

McCarthy Foe Ends 25-Hour Talkathon' |

MADISON, Wis, Aug. 14 (UP) + Leonard Schmitt, seeking to win Wisconsin's Republican senatorial nomination from Sen. Joseph McCarthy, finished a 25-hour political “talkathon” still in good voice last night. The Merrill, Wis., attorney, his hair awry and his shirt unbottoned to the second button, answered questions at the rate of one-a-minute until 8:48 p, m. when he gave a 12-minute summary of his stand on Sen. McCarthy's charges of communism in government and his own political posi-

tion. Mr. Schmitt used the closing - minutes of the. ‘“talkathon” to

deny that he had ever indorsed! any Democratic candidates for| office, as charged by other Republicans.

Quests Phoned In An estimated 400 persons were in the Madison lodge hall where Mr. Schmitt had sat since 8 p. m. | Tuesday answering all questions ~—from the audience and tele-| phoned into a battery of operators by radio listeners. | At the end of the grind, he assured reporters that he felt “fine.” The campaign fund drive in conjunction with the question and | answer program drew £1492 cash and $200 “more in pledges, program officials said. While Mr. Schmitt plowed through the deluge of questions, his opponent and the subject of! most of the queries, rested at a northern Wisconsin resort.

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the ‘“talkathon” and said he assumed “it is a continuation of the : . mudslinging that has been going! Benzine Production

on for the past two years.” ! 2 To Top Defense Goal

Charge Youths Put | WASHINGTON, Aug. 14 (UP) . . [—The Petroleum Administration Dynamite on Rails for Defense said today that inDANVILLE, Ill, Aug. 14 (UP) dustry is planning to exceed the -Two Effingham, Ill.,, youths to- government’s mobilization goal

Denies Costello Extended Bail

WASHINGTON, Aug. 14 (UP)| —Supreme Court Justice Robert H. Jackson yesterday again de-|

day were being held in lieu of for benzine produced from nied a request by Frank Costello, | E $5000 bond each after being ar- petroleum. New York gambler - under sen-| 3H raigned before a U. S. commis- The expansion program ap- tence for contempt of the Senate, 3 sioner here on charges of attempt- proved by the Defense Produc-, for extension of bail. Judge Jack-|

ing to derail a train. tion Administration in 1951 called Son's action means Costello prob-| Conrad Rentfro Jr. 18, and for construction of new facilities |

# ably will go to jail tomorrow. H Charles Miller, 21, waived pre- to produce 8450 barrels of ben-

Costello has been apepaling!

E liminary hearing. zine a day. The DPA has already from his conviction in New York| 4 The two were arrested earlier granted tax benefits covering On contempt charges rising out| # on charges of placing dynamite plants to produce that much. of his refusal to answer questions| 3 on a railroad track with intent Benzine is used in making plas- 0f the Senate Crime Committee. |

He is under sentence to pay $2000 fine and serve 18 months’ impris- | {onment. - 1 ' Judge Jackson denied a similar

to derail a train. tics, synthetic fibers, and other 5 The arrests grew out of the products. i

“theft of 3000 dynamite caps —— TT ay MacArthur's bail .extension request July 15.

from an Effingham hardware Mrs store and “two explosions on the seein Illinois Central tracks ,early Brother Dies Costello was scheduled to go to Bunday:” SE x7 ‘(a1 . Jail last Friday, but a New York Deputy, Sheriff Noble RT ET TL AT Oa: ols court gave him additional” time] said one of the explosions broke Faircloth, 56. brother of Mrs. at liberty to present the new ex-| a locomotive headlight, appar- Douglas MacArthur, died at his tension request, denied yesterday. |

ently when the engine ran over a nome yesterday after a three-year — box of the stolen caps. lillness. ! :

Mr. Faircloth, a widely known It Was That Hot San Fernando Valley business-| HASTINGS, Neb.

(UP) — It man, had lived here since 1943. may have been the heat or merely He was a native of Murfreesboro, |

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Ra = ) France Plans WASHINGTON, Aug. 14 (UP)

N Marine Corps Maj, William E.

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been awarded the Medal of Honor PARIS, Aug. 14 (CDN) —

for extraordinary heroism in Korea, the Marine Corps announced. France will have to adopt two-

President Trumam will present the medal at a White House cere-

year military service sooner or mony Wednesday, Aug. 20. later and is already preparing. Maj. Barber, 22d Marine to be for it. { awarded the medal in the “war [In fact, so~convinced are mili- was a company commander dur

tary authorities of this coming ing the Chosen Reservoir action. {necessity they are even now pre- His company defended an icy [paring two related laws for pres- mountain pass against overentation to Parliament in the whelming enemy forces in a fivefall. — The first compels state em-

ployees in positions of authority to be drafted for two years. The second applies two-year terms of service to all French high school students. The decision not to extend military service from 18 to 24 months will not affect this country's 1952 obligations toward * INATO. France has sufficient re- ] ' cruits to man the 12 divisions it ! ) has promised. A two-year draft {will be needed to raise the three [new divisions planned for the lend of 1953, however.

Trade Pacts Reached | With Red Nations

PARIS, Aug. 14 (CDN) Poland has concluded a trade {agreement with Northern Korea, {and Bulgaria with Red China. | Another trade agreement 18 the [recent one signed between Hun{gary ‘and Iran. Hungary gives Iran agricultural machinery and textiles. Iran provides Hungary with tabacco, leather and oil.

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