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[scrirrs—wowarn] 63d YEAR—NUMBER 165
GOP's Platform Full of Riddles, Sparkman Says
By KEITH
L. MARTIN
United Press Staff Correspondent
FRENCH. LICK, Aug. 23—Sen. John J. Sparkman, Democratic vice president nominee, charged tonight the aunt twice thwarted death!
Republican platform is so full of “riddles” Dwight D. Eisen- Jast night though overcome * hower may scrap it and write his own. He told the Indiana Democratic Association here all Republicans offer voters “is a lot of carping criticism built
Chicago Trib Raps lke,
Says He Would Support Jenner ; By United Press CHICAGO, Aug. 23—Col. Robert R. McCormick, editor and publisher of the Chicago
Tribune, said today the time has come for organization of another political party.
Editorial
on a couple of phony slogans.”
But
port.
political party
the Democrats’ the Alabama Senator added, one all the party—including the South—can be proud of and sup-
Asks 3d Party.
“It's the most forward-looking document ever achieved by any Sen. said. “I have pledged myself to |support the: Democratic programs
Sparkman
‘outlined in that platform.” For Civil Rights
Democrats took that
meeting
platform,
Woman, Child Twice Escape Deadly Gas
Pair Overcome | In Closed Car
iby carbon monoxide in their
car.
tal
aboard a
Mrs. Edith Jennings, 48, 4200 N.| Lyndhurst Dr.,, and Terry Gobin | were rushed to Methodist Hospifor treatment, They were found by is grocer
who summoned police.
Then, just as the oxygen supply Department emergency truck was exhausted, a General Hospital ambulance arrived with a fresh supply. State Trooper Ray Thompson| described the mishap as “one of! the worst carbon monoxide cases!
Fire
{1-have ever seen.”
| Mrs. Jennings had stopped er] 52 and Tibbs Ave. His audience of 1000 Indiana where she entered the Safeway to mean zrarket to cash a check. She told Southerner Sparkman will work Eugene Nelson, an employee, she
lcar at
, 8.
for a civil rights program, the .,q jj) controversial issue in Democratic
ranks.
| He
He said the Republican plat- rolled
form, molded
the
Helped to Car
helped her down the windows,
heat off,etyrned to the store, Mr. Nelson saw Mrs. Jennings| slump over the steering wheel, | and again went to her aid. He found little Terry unconscious on|
Col. McCormick, a long-time | nominating a candidate, ‘“conRepublican who ‘ 5 |cealed from the people their has been luke- stand practically every imwarm to the can- portant issue.” didacy of Gen. He called it “anthology of the front seat. Dwight D. Eisen- riddles.”
hower, proposed formation of an “American Party.” “1 think the
American Party should nominate candidates for
in 1956, he said.
Col. McCormick made his proposal in an address prepared for
“Their platform is
so bad.”
|Sen. Sparkman said, “their candildate is reliably reported to be planning to scrap it and write his
[own.”
He said the GOP appeal for {votes is pegged on two ‘hollow and meaningless” the presidency Col. McCormick time for a change,” and “creeping
| socialism.”
slogans:
Cites Change
Sen. Sparkman said Democrats
delivery over Station WGN, Chi- have offered change in their 20-
cago, and the Mutual Broadcasting System.
tirely surrounded by men who, know exactly what they want— which is not for the good of this country.”
‘Don’t Vote for Either’
year
free nation.”
reign — “change {hungry, frightened, insecure naHe said Gen. Eisenhower is “en-/tion to a prosperous, strong and
from a
It's
Firemen attempting to revive the couple were using the last of their oxygen when the ambulance Bo arrived, : ministered en route to the hos-
pital. Polic
More oxygen was
e started the engine of Mrs. Jennings’ car during the in-
vestigation.
“The gas just poured through said Officer Thompson. He said the exhaust loose from the
the
pipe had come
floorboards,”
muffler.
The child and her aunt had been riding with the car windows
closed
Terry is
because of the night chill.
, By the manner Republican Con- for the week end.
'gressmen voted on issues,
the
GOP indicates it would change social security, farm price sup-
{ports and housing, he
said—
Col. McCormick listed a num- “change” by weakening those pro-
ber of candidates he would support. One of them was a Demo-|
grams,
“The best way to answer Re-,
crat, Sen. Harry Byrd of Vir- publicans when
ginia.
they talk of
{‘creeping socialism’ is to ask them The list, which Col. McCormick what they mean,” he said.
“It
{
{
|
}
said was only partial, included means those Democratic programs
the following Republicans. Sen. Joseph McCarthy, Wisconsin; William F. Knowland, California; John J, Williams, Deiaware; Willlam E. Jenner, Indiana; James P. Kem, Missouri; Zales N. Ecton, Montana; Hugh Butler, Nebraska; John W. Bricker, Ohio; Edward Martin, Pennsylvania; Arthur V. Watkins, Utah; Harry P. Cain, Washingtoi, and Reps. J. Glenn Beall, @.ryland, and Charles E. Potter, Aiichigan.
Taft, lke to Meet Soon on Strategy
DENVER, Aug. 23 (UP) —Gov. Sherman Adams of New Hampshire, Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower’s chief political adviser, =aid here today the General and Sen. Robert A. Taft (R. 0.) will meet face to face soon—perhaps in New York .this week—to discuss campaign strategy. Gen. Eisenhower addresses the American Legion convention in New York tomorrow. The Senator is vacationing at Murray Bay, Quebec, Mr. Adams said the conference would be arranged for “a mutually convenient time and place.”
which Republicans opposed at the] 1 beginning but which they later United Mine Workers Union closed
claimed they support.”
Russ Call In Envoys
MOSCOW, Aug. 23 (UP)--For- hazards of digging coal. More than 475,000 miners joined men.
eign Minister Andrei summoned the ambassadors of the in the work stoppage, which UMW
tonight and handed them Russia's mourn 34 workers killed on the job
reply to Germany.
their * latest
Vishinsky
note on
the nation’s coal pits today for a {10-day “memorial” period which
PITTSBURGH, Aug.
‘Miners Begin
Ry United Press
{ an alert
to the car,| and |
ad-
in her aunt's care {while her parents are in Michigan
23—The
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Indianapolis, Indiana. Issued Daily.
Sunday
Edition
PRICE TEN CENTS
Schricker Demands
lke Brush Off Jenner
A 3-year-old girl and her]
|
|
FATAL CRAS | killed.
$B
By ED KENNEDY From graceful, sinuous water
BASHED IN—Officers inspect damage to front of car crowded into
lA can Sey atte |
|
H—Furniture from trailer strewn along U. S. 52 near Lebanon, One person was
10-Day Rest Infant to Infantrymen Four Drown
In Olympics Finals
10 minutes after a motor boat, overturned and an adult com-
'the mine operators sald may in- ballet to spirited armed service Panion was drowned. \crease, rather than reduce, the SPrints.
From an infant to infantry-
From Indianapolis to the United States, Britain and France President John L. Lewis called to Olympics ’'56 and ’60. : ats h od. H That is the program next moa sevenamontn Period. in Wednesday night at Broad Ripcalled on the operators to use the ple Pool when youthful city
Truman Will Speak
WASHINGTON, Aug. | President Truman has tentatively agreed to make ‘a
“citizenship
day” speech on Sept. 17, Attorney
General James P. McGranery and
Sarah C.
Caldwell, president of the National Education Associa- fullfledged strikes
tion, announced today.
Famous Engineer Dies
BUENOS AIRES, Aug. 23 (UP) duction in the nation’s stockpile | Chalanqui of coal, now more than 80 million Warfare and those in training|
—Viscount
Eugene
| |
{period to improve safety condi{tions in the pits. However, the operators say all 23 (UP) | possible precautions already have
swimmers meet in the finals of The Times’ Junior Olympics.
Of about 500 city youngsters
'been tiken. They said the shut- who have competed in the Junior
down | {reopen
“The “memorial” shut down was regarded as a possible prelude to
UMW'’s
may even increase
Sept. 2.
when
contracts expire
the |danger of working when the pits national berths, but each city
lympics, not all will win inter-
champion has a head start from Indianapolis. 2 The outstanding finalists will
the how their prowess to the city next and
receive their medals next
month. Mr. Lewis’ hand in wage Wednesday as they swim and negotiations with the companies dive the last lap to the coveted will be strengthened by the re- awards, certificates and prizes.
Beuret, civil engineer who built tons.
Paris’ subway
(Metro)
system,
Maintenance crews,
who make Onstration
Combat veterans of water
| for it will give the public a demof swimming skill,
{pool contestants) is a race sched-|
Water ballerinas are scheduled for an exhibition of grace and beauty, along with a rhythmic interpretation of aquatic art by! a team of synchronized swimmers. Alternating with the final swimming events, which will lead to!
city championships for local swimmers, will be 30 swimentertainment events, including
the ever popular clown diving and canoe tilting. | What promises to be the most crowd-partisan event of the evening (outside of the cheering sections for each of the six local
uled for. representatives of the]
‘clung to the overturned boat and
a farmer who heard her cries for help.
FRENCH LICK, Aug.
Car Crowded
Looks Back, Flees
Times photo by Ravmond Bright, steel abutment here.
0 ullard wat, 3 Women Hurt support Sen. Jenner's campaign for re-election. ™
Reminds Eisenhower How Senator Called Marshall ‘Living Lie’
By IRVING LEIBOWITZ Times Staff Writer
23—Gov. Schricker tonight
urged Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower to repudiate Sen. Wil. - liam Jenner publicly for ca
ling Ike's old Army boss a “living lie.” | In rare fighting form, the {Governor recalled how Sen, Jenner had “viciously” attacked Gen. George C. Marshall on the {floor of the U, 8. Senate. { The Governor charged, in efe fect, that Gen, Eisenhower's spire ited defense of Gen. Marshall made it impossible for the Republican presidential nominee te
And the little man in the big
Driver of Black Car white hat promised that if Gen.
{Eisenhower is elected “Henry {Schricker would give him more ‘enthusiastic support than the
Three young Indianapolis present junior Senator from In-
women were injured last night diana.”
away.
South St.
Methodist hospital were:
E. 30th St.
810 N. Oxford St.
mee photo hy Tommy Ogden. Brookside Ave.
| accident, Car Swerved
when their car was crowded into a steel abutment by a for the good of the nation. I'll upblack car that immediately sped
Two of the women were thrown | clear of the car as it rammed the abutment at Capitol Ave, and ing blast in his battle with Sen,
{ Fugene Ehbeler, a trackless| (trolley: operator, witnessed the his support fo-Jenner in the light
Said Gov. Schricker: “I'm willing to lay aside politics
hold the President regardless of who he may be.”
Opening Blast This was Gov. Schricker's open«
{Jenner for a seat in the U, 8,
Reported in fair condition at Senate,
{| Pointedly, Gov, Schricker ree
Mrs. Helen Godsey, 27, of 4012 minded the Indiana Democratic
| Editorial Association banquet how
Miss Velma Kronemeyer, 29, of ''strongly and heatedly” the Re-
{publican presidential nominees had
Mids Phyllis Johnson, 28, of 2312 defended Gen, Marshall at a press
conference late yesterday, How can he (Eisenhower) lend
of his vicious eriticism of Gen, Marshall,” the Governor asked. | Reading a United Press story,
("I saw the two cars coming Gov. Schricker quoted Gen. Eiseneast on South 8t.” he said. “The hower as saying:
black car passed the women’s car|
“I have no patience with anye
on the right side and appeared one who can find in his (Mare n d p d es to swerve over. The woman ghall’s) record of service anydriver swerved to miss the car| thing to criticize.”
a including nd rammed the abutment,
drowned! pe
Four persons small children yesterday In family hoat accidents in Indiana lakes, Four other them children all under 9 rescued from the two mishaps. At Myers Lake near Plymouth, Edward Kreyscner, 33, Hammond and his daughter, Kristy, 4, and
two,
were intersection. It
The women's molighed,
pv Woman Killed Near Lebanon
Times State Service
persons—three of car was
son, Dan, 7, drowned as their’ 1 EBANON, Aug. 23 — Mrs. father tried to save them. Frank Holladay, 65, Thorntown,| Another daughter, Karen, 9,
was rescued by Mike Miloserney,
Father Drowns miles north of here.
Lake,
| Two other persons injured andl his milesitaken to Lebanon Hospital were Joseph McCarthy of Wisconsin,
At Long three
de- sailed the
| The Governor interrupted his
“The other car pulled across reading to say: stopped for|
a second while the driver took a'hower have patience with my opquick look and then sped away."
“Well, Eisen-
then, how can ponent—who has vilified and as great and patriotie
service of Gen. Marshall.” ‘Welcomes’ 3d Party News
| Gov. Schricker happily greeted {the news that Col. Robert Me|Cormick, publisher of the Chi. {cago Tribune, had advocated a third party. in addition to ine |dorsing Sen, Jenner for re-elege
was killed when the car in which tion. she was riding plowed into the|
rear of a trailer of furniture/the Governor, “and we're grateful partially parked on U. 8. 52, four|for his help again.”
“He has helped us before,” sald
| The Governor twitted Ike about statements supporting Sen,
Army and Marine Corps, two north of Valparaiso, a resort hotel Mrs, Kenneth Fairfield and her! whose charges of communism in
|government have caused a nae
The General was quoted by the
lengths of the 150-yard. pool. .crowd. saw a Chicago father|g vear.old daughter, Sylvia, Wary judges have agreed the drown while his Hoosier friend, | Mrs. Holladay's son, Earl, who!tion-wide furor. loudest cheers will decide the win- also riding in the boat, rescued was uninjured ‘said he was trav-| ei y : |
ner in event of a tie, i Submerged Jeeps |
| Spectators will also be treated
died here Wednesday at the age up 8 per cent of the industry's even though loaded with more to the sight of a chauffeur's neck
of 79. He also built the street car working force, remained in the than
25 pounds of
equipment and head
(and maybe not that
system ‘of Paris, Marseille and mines. The ventilating and pump- necessary to survival. They will much) parading the pool, as an Rheims. He had lived here since ing systems must be kept operat- Show how to.build a seaworthy Army man demonstrates a jeep
1942,
ing.
United Press Telephoto.
NOT HER "BEST FRIEND'—It took 65 stitches to sew up Barbara Anne Dazinet's head after a 100-pound Labrador Retriever dog attacked her in an attempt to take a cookie. The I8-month-old
Minneapolis child is held by her mother, Mrs, Robert Bazinet. Police said the same
chewed another little girl's cheek and almost bit off a boy's nose.
8
fal oi
$
5
Lis
dog. recently
raft of tents and rifles, take it midstream, don uniforms, dismantle raft and return to shore, all within five minutes. At the other end of the scale, an 18-months-old youngster, Les[ter Harwick of Mishawaka, will repeat his life-saving feat — a {dogpaddle that kept him afloat
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that mins complétely submergéd. | These and numerous other events will make up the two and one-half hour show, beginning at 7 p. m. A final salute to the young city champions will be a mam-| moth fireworks display. ! All proceeds of the program go to the support o fthe city's swimtraining ‘in the recreational de-| partment's pools. The Junior] Olympics has been indorsed by {the AAU as training for future champions. There are plenty of good seats) still available for the big show.! Prices, which include federal tax, are $1.50, $1.00 and 60 cents. Youl may buy them at The Times office, 214 W. Maryland St. Make Wednesday night family night at Broad Ripple pool.
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Views on the News—
Dan Kidney
SEN. NIXON used to he a barker for a wheel-of ToreuniBite or lied as if he had his old job back.
» ~ » JOHN L. LEWIS is going into his act, now that Phil Murray left the stage with a $15,000. raise.
» ” ~ THE DEMOCRATIC presidential nominee doesn’t intend to use a vacuum to clean up the “mess in Washington.” He'll blow it away.
Margaret Sails Again
HELSINKI, Aug. 23 (UP)-—| Margaret. Truman left today, ‘aboard the Swedish ship “Bore” for Stockholm, ‘
| | Charler’s Restaurant, 114 E. Ohio, Busi- | nessmen’s Lunch. Good Food. Famous for Steaks Sines 1910, |
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their two children.
na leling about 50 mph when The victim was James E. Court- 4.cident happened. ney, 36, who could not swim. William E. Rilev, Oak
When the outhoard motorboat in which they were riding over turned, George Nolan, 39, Valparaiso, quickly grabbed his own son, Kenneth, 5, and Mr. Courtney's daughter, Barbara, 8, and held on to the overturned boat until help arrived.
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trailer to fix a flat tire,
apolis to Oak Park, teretl over a wide area.
Three Killed by Train At Crown Point
Ill, told police he had parked the Furni- trackin’,” ture, being shipped from Indian- “This is what you call opening the was scat- back door.”
State police identified three per-
the United Press as saying he would
not give “blanket support” to the
Park, Wisconsin senator,
“Sounds like Ike’s kinda backe Gov, Schricker said,
Replying to<the Republican ace {cusations of socialism in the | Democratic ranks, the Governor added:
“We read in the papers the
CROWN POINT, Aug. 23 (UP) other day. that Gen, Eisenhower
fs all for expanding social.security pensions. If I said that, I'd be
° sons killed in a train-car crash >). “ Tah 37 In The Times near here last night as Robert called 3 “Socialis, J. Kenealy, 21, Viola Mercier, 15, Glad to Stop By and Ethel May Fuller, 17, all of Gov. Schricker appealed to Local Gary. Gen. Eisenhower's “concept of Page Police said Mr. Kenealy's car decency” to repudiate Sen, Jen« County registration rush be- was struck by a Pennsylvania per, ZINE ©. vesvrsinnrinnenain 3 Railroad train at an unguarded) In a much lighter vein, the Boat-ramp gripes to be aired 7 crossing on the County Home Governor greeted the Democratic A century of state fairs ..., 17 road. editors with a note of confidence.
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‘I'm glad to stop here on my way to Washington,” he declared. He said a prominent 'Republican in Terre Haute had informed him this week he had won “hun dreds of new friends” in Vigo County for settling the strike at Allis-Chalmers. Earlier, John A. Watkins kicked off his campaign for gove= ernor charging that a ‘palace guard of scheming, conniving politicians” were manipulating his Republican opponent, George Craig. In effect, Mr. Watkins was serve ing notice he would wage his came paign not so much against Mr, Craig, but against Elmer (Little Doc) Sherwood, the lobbyist who serves as generalissimo of the Craig for Governor army. Neither Frank McKinney nor Frank McHale showed up for the two-day parley here.
Woman Dies in Crash Times State Service WASHINGTON, Ind, Aug. 23 Mrs. Nora N. Hall, 88, Detreit, wae killed and six persons injured today in a head-on ¢c crash
on Ind. 57, five miles north of here,