Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 September 1952 — Page 1
. 63d YEAR—NUMBER 180
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A Little Boy Was Sacrificed To—'This Mad Speed World’
Eight lose lives in traffic over, week end, Page 14
By DONNA MIKELS
Somehow the coffin seemed too small, It somehow symbolized the tragedy of the death of Tommy Zore, the sacrifice of a little boy to what his parish priest called “this mad speed world.”
Down the aisle of Holy Trinity Catholic Church, where little Tommy had worshiped the 10 years of his life, the tiny coffin was carried this morning. It was preceded by six whiterobed altar boys. and flanked by six of Tommy's fifth grade schoolmates. Lining the church steps or standing with bowed heads in front of nearby Trinity School, the rest of Tommy's schoolmates paused this morning to join in last prayers for the youthful traffic victim, 0
Moved Past Intersection
Tommy was bound for the first day of classes at Holy Trinity School last Thursday when a car ripped through a red light at an intersection a block away, striking Tommy and‘ 9-year-old Charleyne Toth, Charleyne was critically injured—little Tommy died the next morning in General Hospital. 3 Today the funeral. procession moved past that intersection of 10th St. and Holmes Ave. At schooltime it was guarded by a police radar car and an accident prevention car—but these came too late to save a little boy inside a tiny coffin. “This tragedy of the past week
in a more emphatic way the danger of this mad speed world.” Later, outside the church, 3 thoughtful man stood on the edge of the crowd as the processional moved out,
Bayt Watches
You could almost see the scene being etched into the mind of Judge Phillip Bayt, before whose Municipal Court 3 bench last wéek stood 43-year-old Leroy Daniels, the driver whose speed-propelled car roared into Tommy's life and ended it. Daniels, charged with reckless driving and failure to stop for an automatic signal, is slated for hearing in that court Sept, 18. The judge who grew up in the same pdrish with the Zore family, whose children attended Tommy’s school, watched the small
Yanks Have New Threat To Red MIGs
Korea War Story, Page 3
WASHINGTON, Sept. 8 (UP)— Air Force Secretary Thomas K. Finletter said today a secret new “gimmick” on the F-86 Sabrejet fighter soon to be tried in Korea, will give the United States a “very great technical advantage” over the Russian MIGs,
“With this new gadget or gimmick, or whatever you gall it,
Times photo by Dean Timmerman.
"THIS MAD SPEED WORLD . , ."—His grieving parents follow the coffin of little Tommy Zore
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coffin, the two grieving parents who were his childhood friends, and the line of sorrowing relatives. Then the man who must sit as judge of’ speeders and drivers whose recklessness cause such tragedy repeated the words of thé priest: “This mad speed world « « +*
Offer Sewer Extension Plan
By CARL HENN A plan to extend sewer service to thousands of building lots outside the city limits was offered to
the Sanitary Board today. The Marion County Residential Builders association asked for permission to run sewer lines from sanitary lines to new developments, at their own expense, in exchange for agreeing not to protest annexation. The Sanitary Board has refused in the past to extend sewer service to areas outside the city unless owners agree t6 eventual annexation. The plan offered today would obligate residents who accept the service to agree to annexation when 51 per cent of the development had accepted the sewer service.
Service to Big Tracts
The association’s plan would give sewer service to large buila-
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1952
more MIG-15s are going to go;
has brought sorrow to us all,” said! ing tracts. Previously, only. sin-
the Rev. Fr. in his sermon following solemn | requiem high mass. “Yet we do! hope through this life we have] given up, it is brought before us
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Views on the News
Dan Kidney
IT WILL only take two months to see whether the Democrats or the Republicans get the best yield from Henry Snow's back forty
“a {down and more F-86s are going, Edward Bockhold| | oekhioly to stay up,” Mr. Finletter told a gle lots were given service by the
news conference.
He said the
gadget or gimmick is.”
criticism that “blunders”
the air.
‘Mr, Finletter cited the new F-86 improvement in answering recent have cost the United States mastery of
| board. | David Augustus,
{ shociation {
improvement isimember chosen to present the “just about to be tried in Korea” |plan te the Sanitary Board, said in a two-party country.” | and that “as soon as we can be|residents would not be forced to % sure that the Communists have|gccept the sewer service, learned of this new capability, we . will tell you exactly what this new
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State GOP Expects lke To OK Jenner Tomorrow
Believe General Must Indorse Senator on Basis of His Standing
By IRVING LEIBOWITZ !
A Policeman’s Message to Drivers “You—you there. Pull over a minute and listen to me. I'm Motorcycle Patrolman William McClellan, You pay me to keep your streets safe. .I help get your 65,000 children back and forth to school every day. Last week we lost one of those youngsters, A 10-year-old lad died in a traffic accident while going to school. | don’t want to lose any more, | won't lose any more, either, even if | have to put you in jail to save one, Watch your driving: Be a little lighter on the gas. Take your time, Be especially careful in and around school zones. Help me protect your
Top Indiana Republicans Dwight D. Eisenhower to‘ind
said today they expect Gen orse Sen. William E. Jenner
when he comes here tomorrow for his promised “bare-
lknucks” speech at Butler Fie | More than 70,000 Hoosiers are, expected to greet the Republican| {presidential nominee: i | But the chief concern of key (GOP leaders here was whether Gen. Eisenhower will openly indorse Sen, Jenner's bid, for reelection,
Big Controversy
It has become a big contro-| |versy in Republican ranks. Many Indiana Ike supporters feel the General should treat Sen. Jenner like he did Wisconsin's Sen, Jo-| seph McCarthy. Gen. EiSenhower said he would back Sen. McCarthy, but would not give him “blanket support,” primarily because the Wisconsin Republican openly attacked Ike's old friend and Army boss, Gen. George C. Marshall. . Sen. Jenner also assailed Gen. Marshall. He called him “a living lie” and “a front man for traitors.” Nevertheless, supporters of Sen. Jenner want—and expect—Gen. Eisenhower to indorse the Indiana Republican. They- point out the overwhelming number of Republicans in Indiana are solidly behind Sen. Jenner. In addition, the Hoosier
Idhouse.
Gen. Eisenhower is expected to arrive at Weir Cook Municipal Airport at 10:30 a. m. Mayor Clark and a group of Republican notables, including Sen. Jenner, Congressman Charles Brownson and Gubernatorial candidate George Craig, will greet him, At the evening rally, Sen. Jen ner will introduce Gen. Eigenhower. The Sunday Times reported the Senator had to win a behind-the-scenes battle for the honor. Local Ike forces wanted the introduction speech to go to Mr. Craig. The General and his party, as well as 75 visiting newsmen will stay overnight and leave the next day at 9 a. mq
Wide Coverage Of lke Visit Set
Ike is coming to town tomorrow, but Adlai E. Stevenson campaigned here 52 years ago. The grandfather of the Democratic presidential nomi nee — also named Adlai E. Stevenson — was running for Vice President. 3
backers of Sen. Robert A. Taft feel Gen. Eisenhower can only “square himself” with Midwest Republicans by indorsing Sen.
In a colorful story and picture layout in The Indianapolis Times tomorrow, Reporter Ted Knap tells about him and the
Jenner, who shares most of Sen, many other presidential candi
| Taft's foreign policy views. | . Faces Tough Fight
9 Sen, Jenner faces
a tough J
dates who campaigned in Ine dianapolis years ago. Also, in tomorrow’s Times:
® A story on lke’s Indianap-
(fight against Democratic Gov.| 5jis home during his stay here—
Schricker.
A staunch isolationist, Sen. Jenner was among the diehard Indiana Republicans who supported Sen. Taft during the party’s national convention.. Gen. Eisenhower, in Philadelphia, rejected
children. And remember, I'll be watching You.” Adlai Chides Press | School Seeks
As Biased Toward GOP
By MERRIMAN SMITH | United Press Staff Correspondent |
By DAVID WATSON
; : | "PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 8—Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson| -A Marion County public school | turned to private industry for help | t with its crowded classroom prob- ®
opened his Pacific Coast campaign today by denouncing |
what he feared was the development of “a one-party press jem today. Richard Mehaffey, principal o
Asserting that the “overwhelming majority” of the American most newspapers” press opposed Democrats “auto-|cratic nominee, matically,” the Democratic presi-| As for the editorial columns, dential candidate ridiculed some he said he would have been newspapers’ stand that a Democratic victory this year would en-| danger the survival of the two-|the widespread editorial opposi-| ans party system. tion to Presidents Roosevelt and|teachers pinks Wes Moga “ an’ | Truman. 4 . I really can't bring myself to iT More Being Enrolled -
believe that the Republican Party| “Some people might even have, . is about to fade away, even if it .considered such support an in| Other class sizes range from 42
loses in 1952,” he said. “If so, it lomen,” he said. (to 55. More pupils were being enis staging one of the longest and | “It would seem thaf the over-|rolted today, but County Superin-| Joudest deathbed scenes in history. Whelming majority of the press |tendent Robert F. Gladden did nat » t muc “How can the Republican Party is just against Democrats. And |expect the total to get muc
{Shadeland Ave., sought the “loan {of three rooms in the Chrysle {Corp. Dodge plant just across th road
as the Demo-
{ it is against Democrats, so far higher. | disabiear When Shout SO Pe er 158 I can see, not after a sober | Mrs Mehaffey said he will next | Felt eh “telling the American | 204 considered review of the al-/try for temporary school rooms | ao le day in and day out that |ternatives, but automatically, as at the Western Electric plant |P P 1 |dogs are against cats. south on Shddeland if unable to [the Republican Party alone can "as soon as a newspaper — I get them at Chrysler. save the Yepublic? Surely i |speaie of the great majority, not| The principal said it is not { publican publishers an : id lof the enlightened 10 per cent— planned to teach all children in| don’t honestly Ry eve 2 Y sees a Democratic candidate, it/the two most crowded rooms at| have so little influence. |is filled with an unconquerable the same time. A split teaching] Big Speech Tonight yen to chase him up an alley.” wi os 5 "i | ...| He professed amazement that e said about half of the chiles for him | Some of the nation’s great papers dren in each room will be on the by the Oregoh Journal and itg|/Tushed to commit themselves to{Playgroung for Physiol Nea publisher, P, L. Jackson. The/® candidate last spring, long be- i of Yarres on NS ® oo guests were principally editors, |fore they knew what that candi- pe ji Rit re es ie oom publishers and reporters from thig [date stood for, or what his party or RO A Noke outside tie area. {platform would be, or who his wi at e ' f ' b to speak at opponent was, or what would be! Pullding. : Later 1042 Conny Der rea toc Lhe issues of the campaign.” Buses Stand By - 3 here, and tonight he will “People Smarter” LAL the Suggestion, of.) arren speak on conservation and public “I know where a young publish-| ever, two school buses will power at Seattle. er’'s fancy turns in that season of|gtahd by to take half the group “I am in favor of a two-partythe year, and I don’t blame them of 158 children to another buildsystem in politics,” Mr. Stevenson|for a moment,” he said. “But I'jng at 10th St. and Post Road if aid. “And I think we have a|feel that some of them may yetithe weather forces it. pretty healthy two-party system regret the impetuosity of their] There they will have class in
at this moment. But I am in| Wooing now that autumn is here. the hallways until they can get favor of a two-party system in| ‘The press cannot condemn back on the Shadeland schedule. our press, too. And I am consid-|demagoguery, claptrap, distortion|Shadeland School is too small for erably concerned when I see theand falsehood in politicians and temporary hallway classes. |public life on the one hand and| Mr. Mehaffey said the children
t to which we are developing, en press in a two-party practice the same abuses on the will lose some school time on the
Shadeland School on half days. The present set up was the only alternative, Mr. Double Enrollment seeesnniit The school g [first-grade classes in a “portable” building erected outside the brick, central building. None of the first graders are on the split schedule, however. Second and third graders are
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produced “very real dangers” for, the nation.
Treated Fairly “I don't say this because of any
he said. “My party has done all right in recent elections in spite
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country.” |public themselves, on the other,” split schedule, but he added it He expressed the belief that/n® Said: Would D8. "Nol A red. Just) the “implications of this one-party .., week it was slanned ‘to ut system for our American press” | Times Index P p
Mehaffey said.
already has two!
The governor said he had re- Carter's Er. 144 E. Ohio. Busi-| in the two rooms with more than]
isolationism. Nevertheless, Ike and Sen. Jenner met at Chicago last week, shook hands warmly and exchanged words. Ike helped Jenner’s cause in Indiana by assailing the Democratic administration for having “no foreign policy,” something Sen. Jenner has
been saying all along.
County Clerk H. Dale Brown, ate Eisenhower co-ordinator, |estimated the evening rally will ¢lattract 27,000, the airport re-
Another political story, Page 3 |qpaqe1and School at 30th St. and ception another 5000 and about
» 38,000 will line the streets to see r|the General drive by. e| The Fieldhouse can accomodate {17,000 spectators. The overflow
a h The small school building has|crowd will be seated in the footstartled and unhappy” to have|,,- 1 qren packed into 10 rooms. ball stands where loudspeakers received much press support after oo .,om has 76 children and two |will carry the General's message. 82 There will bé no reserved seats.
|The gates open at 6:30 p. m. Will Be Broadcast
Ike's speech will be carried coast to coast by ABC and NBC radio networks. Locally, WIRE and WISH will carry the General’'s message from 9 to 9:30 p. m. There will be no live television.
the Claypool Hotel's swanky suite . . . by Opal Crockett, Times Homes Editor.
® Donna Mikels, Times feature writer, gives Ike and his entourage the once over.
® Following Ike's every active ity here and reporting on the reception and rally will be Times reporters Irving Leibowitz, Ed Kennedy and Andrew Tully, Scripps - Howard Washington correspondent.
® Photos of Gen. Eisenhower's visit here by Times photographers John Spicklemire and Dean Timmerman.
Schricker to Take Spin
On Diesel Locomotive Democratic Gov, Schricker will be on a railroad diesel locomotive between Terre Haute and Evansville tomorrow while Gen. Eisenhower is here, Gov. Schricker’s office revealed today he is leaving the Statehousé before Gen. Eisenhower arrives, and going by auto to Terre Haute. There he will board the engine of a Chicago & Eastern {Tllinois train, “The Dixie Flagler,” as a guest of former State Rep. (Leo Meagher of Evansville. | Mr. Meagher is engineer on the train.
10:30 A.M.
10:40 A.M. Ike Motorcade hea
West to Indiana
mont to Pennsylv
around Circle to to Washington St.
11:30 A. M. Noon
on Alabama to Eli 2:00 P.M. 2:30 P.M.
3:00 P.M. Ike opens County
ware St. 3:30 P. M. Motorcade returns
8:00 P. M. Musical program o From Claypool to 49th St, west
. 9:05 P. M. Ike speaks. Locally, WISH
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Tomorrow's IKE DAY Program
(CLIP AND SAVE)
Tke arrives at Weir Cook Municipal Airport. 10:35 A.M. Mayor Clark extends greeting.
MOTORCADE ROUTE North on High School Rd. to W. Washington St.,
east on Washington St. to West. St., north on
Michigan St., east on Michigan to Alabama St. south on Alabama to Vermont St., west on Ver-
to Market St., west on Market to Monument Circle,
Ike enters Claypool Hotel (Illinois St. entrance). Lunch with GOP editors in Claypool's Riley Room.
ROUTE TO ELI LILLY vi East on Washington St. to Alabama St., south
Ike visits Eli Lilly Co. blood plasma center. School 57 at Ritter and Washington,
3:45. P.M. Tke enters Claypool’s Presidential Suite for rest. 6:30 P, M. Butler Fieldhouse doors open. (No tickets neéessary. No reserved seats.)
8:15 P.M. Ike leaves Claypool for Butler rally. ROUTE TO FIELDHOUSE
9:00 P.M. Sen. Jenner introduces Ike.
: ABC and NBO radio networks will carry it’ coast, "to coast. There will be no live television, =
ds downtown.
Ave., southeast on Indiana to ania Sti, south on Pennsylvania Meridian St., south on Meridan , west on Washington to Illinois, Lilly plant. GOP headquarters, 137 N. Delato. Claypool Hotel.
pens at rally.
to Circle, north on Meridian St. on 49th St. to Fieldhouse.
and WIRE will carry speech.
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