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Adlai Defends Funds Solicited For Political Aids In Illinois
Nixon Goes To the Wolves, Says His Aid
Senator to Go On TV Tonight
Common Weed Source of New
Contraceptive
LONDON, Sept. 23 (UP)—A London physiologist said today three London wives have participated in successful experiments with a new type of contraceptive, made from a weed called gromwell and taken orally in liqui form. >
The dose was said to taste like
‘Cure All Doc’ Faces Clientele
Herb ‘Expert's’ Trial Enters 2d Day
Times State Service
TERRE HAUTE, Sept. 23—Sev-| eral witnesses who once bought
| so-called “cure-all” drugs from a
Stevenson to Talk
On High Li
By MERRIMAN SMITH United Press Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK, Sept. 23—Gov. Adlai Stevenson today rolled up a prescription for the American
wage earner and his housewife to a train and “whistlestop” the last!
use against a lingering economic upset, the high cost of living. The prescription required two
ving Costs
Governor will continue to stump [oy plane until the latter part of |October, covering the Middle West land the South. Then, according {to present plans, he will shift to
two weeks before the election. “Don’t you fellows ever get tired?” he said last night to
No Strings Tied to Them, He Declares
By United Press CHICAGO, Sept. 23—A
|Chicago industrialist who said
that Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson
World's Oldest ' Man Was, Yes,
A Russian
| PARIS, Sept. 23 (CDN)—In a |broadcast to southeast Asia the {Soviet radio recently announced la Caucasian peasant named |Khoja, who died at the age of | 755, had been the oldest man in [the world. The party line apparently does | not! recognize Methuselah, stated [by the Bible to have been 782 at
a | | al ’ : | les W. Cook, Sen. Richard M. Nixon's ad- | co um sherry. | Sullivan herb doctor will testify|, ., . ‘ingrediants—Mr. Steven-lgroup of reporters. “promoted” a private fund to the time of his death. eversed Mr, dress tonight from Los Angeles |; Prof. o op Puke of London ogy In the jury trial ro 8 fon's election, plus a co-operative] They assured him sleep was alive financial aid to state em- | In the same broadcast the Rustion in Mu- Will be carried at 30 ‘on | Pireiti sad je Sd anotherld..Cok.lt was announced by U, 8. nemecratic Congress. habit that could be broken. |ployees today criticized Mr, Ste- 'slans claimed that there were ich the for WFBM-TV, WITV and WIBC, [TeCalist began experiments with Attorney Marshall Hanley, The Democratic presidential «My heavens” the Governor|venson for letting his campaign | 30,000 centenarians in the Soviet z gromwell—a cousin of the for-| Cox, who dispensed his potion f ul “ » . | “ » Union.” ay jail sen . (nominee will outline his formula gaiq. = «1 hope that doésn't hap-| managers “crucify” Sen. Richard | . . By United Press get-me-not—three years ago. from his Sullivan home, was in-|¢ night when he speaks from pen.” | M. Nixon,
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 23—Sen. $n. Richard M. Nixon goes before the American people tonight to
» » ” , | A RECORD in another field has dl {been claimed for Stalin prize Kent Chandler ' |winner Ivan Rachmarfh, a re
ere was ine the case. He the evidence
dicted by a federal grand Jury pggiiimore, Md. His speech will “WE WERE aware that the which accused him of selling the 22 carried nationally WL radio
Shoshone Indians of Nevada prac-|product in interstate commerce in|, + television (CBS-TV and ABC
Mr, Stevenson issued a statement in New York last night
Britishers Cheer
tell them what he did with altised contraception with one violation of pure food and drug adio) at 9 p. m. Indianapolis {which said he attempted to “re- nowned bricklayer who is stated as obiained Widely-publicized $18,235 expense variety of the weed for centuries,” laws. (Time. p ‘Good Old Charlie’ duce the financial sacrifice” of| Yen for Dice Jails to have built the walls of a new sted Feb. 26 . fund donated by wealthy backers. he said. “We also know how| The grand jury charged the” mnie will be Mr. Stevenson's men he called to work for him! railway station at the village of
Bolshiye Puzaki in 18 days, all by himself. Soviet mathematicians calculated he had exceeded his daily
The Republican vice presidential common cromwell is throughout bottles bore improper labels. Cox's first major statement, since he nominee secluded himself in his| the world. trial started here yesterday behotel room during the day pre-| We began experiments with fore Federal Judge Willlam E.| paring his speech. mice and were 100 per cent Steckler. It is expected to last]
lew Novelty 3t., where he
LONDON, Sept. 23 (UP)—|in the Illinois state administra- Bandit 10 Years Charlie. Chaplin moved into a |tion. / ‘ia J A Sheard man whe tod ona ; i | Kent Chandler, vice president] . - $132-a-day suite in the Savoy| "5 "Dick Co. said the police he robbed cab drivers to
Gov. Adlai Stevenson's ad-
ruled Mr dress from the Fifth Regiment
f the charge » of such a actual posindise.
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. made and would come from Gen.
He already had been .told by Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, GOP presidential nominee, that his place on the Republican ticket hinged on his explanation of how he used the money.
Mr. Nixon's aids said advance copies of the speech would not be available and no one would know what it contained until he addresses the nation at 8:30 p. m. Indianapolis time, in a radio (CBS and MBS) and television (NBC) broadcast.
There was a flurry of conflicting reports last night, however, on what Mr. Nixon would say.
Harold Beckley, A U. S. Senate press gallery secretary traveling with Mr, Nixon, told two United Press correspondents Mr. Nixon would quit the race. The report was denied by Mr. Nixon and about an hour or so later by Mr. Beckley. - However, the UP correspondents said he had given the information to them. “Nixon has been thrown to the wolves,” Mr, Beckley told the two newsmen. Shortly after Mr. Beckley "vas quoted, ‘Mr. Nixon's press secretary, James Bassett, said: “I will not deny or confirm any report concerning Sen. Nixon's intentions. All I will say now is this: you will have to wait for Sen, Nixon's talk to learn his intentions.” The UP correspondents said Mr. Beckley told them the decision to drop Nixon already had been
Eisenhower directly. Newsmen could not reach Mr. Nixon for further questioning as special guards blocked approaches to his hotel rooms,
successful, We then began experinfents with three married women volunteers. 5 “The human experiments have
been most encouraging and it is!
only a matter of time before we discover the correct doseage. But we know. that it is a safe, effective method of birth control.”
Mrs. Dorsey Gets National Church Post
Mrs. Lawrence Dorsey of Indianapolis will serve the Episcopal Church in a national executive office. Mrs.
vania St., of eight women in the United States elected to t h e executive board of the Women’s Auxiliary to the National Council of t he ‘Protestant Episcopal Church. The new board members were named at the recent triennial convention of the church held in Boston.
Mrs. Dorsey is president of the Provincial Woman's Auxiliary, Province of the Midwest, which includes dioceses of Indiana, Ohio, Wisconsin, Michigan and Illinois. She is a member of Trinity Episcopal Church, past president of the Indianapolis diocesan House of Churchwomen and one-time vice president of the YWCA. At present, she holds the office of vice president of the In-
Mrs, Dorsey
lall week. Customers to Testify: Defense attorney Thomas Gal{lagher in his opening statement
Armory in Baltimore will be carried on Channels 6 and 10’ tonight at 9.
Hotel today and promptly went {to bed after a wild welcome that
brought tears to his eyes. The 63-year-old comedian, set-
to the jury described the 73-year-| old Cox as g “poor man who was merely trying to administer care to the sick and aged.” Mr. Hanley said today’s wit-| nesses will include persons from outside Indiana who bought some
eases. R. J. Moore, Benton, Ark., yesterday testified he drove from his home to Sullivan and bought
cancer. She later died. . Tells of ‘Hospital’ Visit Also on the stand yesterday was Samuel Ahlman, food and drug inspector from Cincinnati. He told of visiting Cox’s “hospital,” describing it as nothing more than a garage in the rear of the defendant’s home. Additional witnesses will give the jury analytical reports on the cure all, Mr. Hanley said. Before the case is finished, 30 witnesses may be called.
Kokomo Vandals Break $5000 Worth of Glass
KOKOMO—Twenty-eight plate glass windows in Kokomo were broken or ruined by bullets yesterday by unidentified vandals. Estimates from 20 business concerns placed damage! at about $5000. Police said the bullets came from air rifles or pellet guns fired from a moving vehicle. Among the victims was the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., where two sales
{received the Democratic presi{dential nomination, on the sensi[tive subject of the daily damage
ting foot on his native British
to the American billfold. His speech on how to reduce
end. of a considered, month-long |program to familiarize American
influence them in November, Lays Foundation —— Mr, Stevenson's staff members
some of the “cure all” for hisifeel that in the past month the sister who was suffering from|candidate has put down the foun-
dgtion of his campaign, give or take some lesser subjects. They believe he can now look to an October of rebuttal, quick strikes into uncertain voting areas and a frequent restatement of his position,
Staff members indicate the
Red Men Urge ‘Freedom Month’
The Improved Order of Red Men and the Degree of Pocahontas were on record today in favor of establishing the period from Nov. 11 to Dec. 15 as “Crusade for Freedom Month.” The nearly 2000 delegates meeting for their five-day 95th biennial convention adopted a resolution ufging all members to aid the crusade “by giving their whole-hearted support to the campaign to enroll all Americans in the fight against communism.” Lt.. Gov. John A. Watkins will be the main speaker at a dinner
room windows were shattered.
tonight.
|the cost of living comes. at the|
{came on to London. “Good ‘Old Charlie,” a crowd of more than 1000 persons yelled
tas Chaplin stepped out of the; venson had “promoted” the Illi-|after he had robbed cab driver
of Cox's preparations, supposedly yoters with himself and his views| boat train with his wife and their good for treatment of many dis-\on the basic issues he feels will four children. He had a similar
welcome at Southampton.
Howard Hughes Quits Movies; Gets $7 Million
HOLLYWOOD — A syndicate headed by Ralph Stolkin, a 33-|year-old Chicago businessman, today assumed control of RKO | Pictures Corp, by purchasing {Howard Hughes’ interest for more than $7 million, Mr. Hughes is reported to have quit the motion picture business because of the heavy press of his other interests, particularly his aircraft plant. '
Ex-Finnish Leader Dies
HELSINKI, Finland — Kaarlo Juho Stahlberg, 87, first president of the Finnish Republic died here last night, He was president from July, 1919, to March, 1925. Death was caused by apoplexy and pneumonia.
INDIANAPOLIS TRAFFIC CASUALTIES (266 Days) 1951 1952 Accidents ...... 6002 5755 Injuries ssssees 2021 2529 Deaths ........ 39 40
|Democratic presidential nominee make up money he lost in gam{should have spoken out about the bling, today was sentenced to 10 {years in the Indiana Reforma-
“I don’t see why he let his cam- tory,
fund “four days ago.”
paign managers crucify Nixon for|
soil for the first time in 21 years, /four days for doing the same St., pleaded guilty in Criminal landed at Southampton and|thing that he’s done,” Mr. Chan- Court 1 to armed robbery charges and was sentenced by Judge
Mr. Chandler revealed yester-|/Harry O. Chamberlin.
{dler said.
|day that, in his words, Mr. Ste-
Wardell Spann, 455 W. 10th
Spann was nabbed Sept. 1,
|nois fund and asked the Governor Milford Scott of $3 at knife-point. n a telegram to make its con-{In a statement to police, Spann
i tributors public, ‘Never Any Secret’ Mr. Stevenson said in his state-|‘
sacrifice of a number of men|
employment and work for the) state of Illinois.” Here's how the Steverson fund worked: Mr. Stevenson used funds collected from private sources to supplement or add to the state salaries of men he appointed to administrative posts. Mr, Stevenson said, “There was no connection between the contributors and the beneficiaries.” He added that men benefiting . from the fund were in administrative and not policy-making posts. Mr. Chandler disclosed the existence of the Illinois fund yesterday when he made public the text of a wire he had sent to Mr. Stevenson. He said that Mr. Stevenson told him of the fund when they met informally at the Commercial Club here last April, when Mr, Stevenson was still a candidate for re-election as Illinois governor.
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tributors, which he diverted from his own use in his re-election bid to help his administrators. Mr. Chandler said he did not oppose Mr. Stevenson's candidacy, but some sources said they be-
Mr, Stevenson said the money .
confessed 10 other similar robberies with a total loot of $132.
The convicted robber told police ‘dice is my weakness. Whenever
whom I induced to leave private Rooming-House Maid
Beaten and Robbed
A rooming-house maid today told police she was beaten by a man who took $9 from her, then forced her to hand over a cash box containing $15. Sylvia Allen, 202 N. East St, said the man asked to see a room in the rooming-house at 181, W, Ohio St., operated by LaVern Fishback, this morning. She said as she showed him the room he struck her, took her money, then forced her to lead him to the rooming house cashbox.
STRAUSS
SAYS: TRADITION W
lieved that he was an Eisenhower supporter previous to the Republican national convention. Teen Boy, Girl Held In Stolen Car Spree A teen-aged boy and girl from Evansville were being held in Marion County jail today, aeccused of covering four states in a stolen-car spree. Juvenile Aid Division authorities said the’ pair, 17 and 16-years-old, stole a car in Evansville, drove it to Hopkinsville, Ky., and abandoned it, There, authorsaigl, the. coung. couple] hitched a ride to Sparks Hill, Ill, where they stole another car. They drove to St. Louis, authorities said, where they switched Illinois for Missouri license plates and drove back to Evansville. They were picked up in Indian-| apolis last night. y :
1 Dead, 36 Hurt in Crash WARRIOR, Ala.—A speeding Greyhound bus veered off a highway and tumbled “over and over” down a steep 65-foot embankment yesterday when a tire blew out. One passanger was killed and 36 others were injured, two critically.
Shoes Win in a Walk
WASHINGTON -— The government suspended price controls on shoes today. It said prices are well under legal ceiling limits and | supplies are plentiful,
Would You Be Interested— in buying a comfortable family type home? Your best guide for home buying of any size is the real estate section of The Indianapolis TIMES. There you will find the widest selection of home offerings. And, they are carefully separated by the number of bedrooms and by location. This makes it convenient for you to choose in-
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Father of 2 Children Jailed on Rape Count
SHELBYVILLE — A 33-yeare old father of two children has been jailed here on a charge of rape after admitted assaults on two young girls near here. Elwood R. Hendrickson, 33, Greensburg, was arrested last night after State Police Officer Norman E. Mellis recognized him from a description given by a 12-year-old girl. : Shelby County Deputy Sheriff Robert Heistand said Hendrickson. admitted attacking the girl and an 11-year-old girl last June. City police said Hendrickson confessed forcing the 12-year-old girl at knife-point to accompany him to a cornfield near here after accosting her near the city limits Thursday night,
Polio Closes School ELKHART — Harrison Center school was ordered closed this week after a second pupil died of polio. The death of William Weaver, 10, Wakarusa, was the school’s second within a week and the county's fourth fatality of the
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