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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1952
Adlai Says 1000 Chipped In To 172,480 Political Fund
UN Blockades What Time
Korean Coast
Clark Issues Stern Warning
4 | By United Press t | ° TOKYO, Sunday — The U.S. Navy slapped a total blockade on the entire Korean
coast Saturday and ordered ¢ its warships to patrol within i gun range of the Soviet and Red i Chinese coasts,
Gen. Mark W. Clark announced the creation of the new ‘sea defense zone” on his return from a series of secret, top level conferences with his operations chiefs in. Korea, He warned that any ship entering the forbidden waters ‘would be subject to search, regardless of nationality. Terms of the strongly worded United - Nations directive would apply to Russian craft attempting to operate off the Communist-held North Korean coast.
Gen. Clark said the blockade was ordered because enemy agents . had been landed on the Korean shore from small boats. Some, he said, had been put ashore at the riot-torn prison island of Koje and 3 other Allied prison centers, witn! United Press Telephoto, |iNStructions from North Korean|
GRIEF—Milia Ciccarelli, Hollywood, breaks down with grief [leaders to foment new disorders. | The Wm. H. Block Co., rememb. after learning her 4-year-old granddaughter, Linda, has been killed | Beat Back Reds | i by a truck. The child wandered away while her grandmother was | The new blockade zone rums| Tord:
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| back one hour. The city went back on Standard Time at 2 a. m. this [$23.000 worth of merchandise to election Mr. Stevenson said.
Have You?) Builders ‘Promises to Reveal a (On Adlai List 10-Year Tax Returns; ll Lucky Bidders S© Does Sparkman
By MERRIMAN SMITH
py | | S of Check y Taken a. United Press Stat Oatretpondent % | or a EN ROUTE WITH STEVENSON, Sept. 27—Gov. Adlai At Illinois Capitol | Stevenson disclosed today he gave $18,150 to eight key men Other political stories, Page $ | his Illinois administration because he felt they were
By IRVING LEIBowITZ | underpaid. Times Staff Writer ‘I The Democratic presidential] Lawrence Irvin, former busi. Copyright. 1952. by The Indianapolis Times § State y be candidate also said he and his ness manager of Illinois SPRINGFIELD, Sept. 27— running mate, Sen. John J. Spark- Normal University and now an
Gov. Stevenson's biggest fund man of Alabama, will make pub- administrative assistant girs of contributors incliide at leasi!i¢ their income tax returns- for $250 and $500 for a total of $750. : . ? “the last 10 years. Walter V. Schaefer, former five contractors who sell sup-! ]
M Soark onfrned In Northwestern law professor, later I. Sparkman «Cc administrative assistant and plies to the state. Washington that he is prepared ny
A spot check of Illinois state {4 make public his tax returns now a state supreme court justice “house records today showed that ang challenged the Republican cot $500 gift. nt some of the men who donated to standard bearers, Gen, Dwight D.| Thomas J. O'Donnell, former the Gov Sg 8 c¢ ) . : Chicago police captain in charge yernol 1948 campaign gisenhower and Sen. Richard M. t dle diviai 4 were the lucky bidders on state Nixon of California, to do the °f the motorcycle division an contracts. lsame. Mr. Stevenson dill not men-i°V Sate police superintendent—
A Successful Broker tion his opponents, but said he one sus of $3000, to StevenNot on the list however, is Probably would reveal his tax re- son's political funds ranged from one of Gov. Stevenson's close per- turns tomorrow when he returns $1 a donations from downsonal friends who solicited con- to Springfield, Ill. His aids felt 0 ters to generous gifts {tributions—Willlam Miller, Ot- the move might prove embarrass-| als As i x d busin tawa, Ill. Mr, Miller now is a suc-| ing to Gen. Eisenhower because CO T Unong a ty cessful Chicago broker who fre- of a tax dispensation made on| ;
! v Marshall Field Jr., publisher of quently does business with the profits from a book the General = Chicago Sun-Times. gave more
state wrote. on : than $7100. Contractors who contributed in-| 1000 Contributors ; {clude { Mr. Stevenson said the money Unions Also Help
Henry Crown, Chicago—he is he gave to the eight key state] Among unions contributing chairman of the board of direc- officials came from .$172,840 were the CIO United Auta Work‘tors of Material Service Corp. a donated to him for general poli-iers $2500; the Amaz!gamated |firm that sells a variety of sup- tical purposes in his campaign for Clothing Workers of America,
DID YOU DO THIS?—Miss Wanda Gibbons, who works at |piies to the state. In one month, governor in 1948. Some of the $2600, and the United Steel Work-
| ers to turn her grandfather's clock (June, 1951, this company sold|money was contributed after his erg $2500. The CIO Political Ae[tion Committee of Illinois gave {Ilinois. Mr.*Crown donated $5000 | He listed about 1000 contrib-| $2500. to Gov. Stevenson. {utors, many of them prominent | New York publisher and
at work. An ambulance attendant tries to comfort Mrs. Ciccarelli. from the prisoner of war islands)
‘Hoosiers Must Alibi First Grid Results
Russia and Red China. At Panmunjon the United Na-| tions Command made three new proposals on the deadlocked prisoner exchange issue in tha truce
By JOHN L. CUTTER talks today, and the Communists y is
United Press Staff Correspondent
(Football Details, Pages 11-14) showed offensive oomph march- immediately requested a brief re-| NEW YORK, Sept. 27—The list ployees to augment their state
Tndiana’s Big Three football ing 89 yards in the first period to cess to study them, of donors to Gov, Adlai BE, Stefollowers had to alibi about the S¢Ore against Pennsylvania before| FEarly.today an assault force of venson's special political fund first 1052 results—won none, lost 14,711 fans in Philadelphia, but|veteran Greek troops stormed up will be scanned closely by Eisenone. tied two. {Penn made it an even struggle a western front hill and drove hower aides for people doing busiNo Indiana University team has with a 65-yard drive in the third | Chinese defenders off in eight ness with the State of Illinois. ever beaten Ohio State two quarter for a 7-7 result. { minutes, but the Greeks were, Campaign headquarters of the straight times, The Buckeyes It was a mild #urprise when forced to retreat .later when the Republican presidential nominee made sure of that. yesterday lacs Penn State held Purdue, runnerup hill was bombed by mistake by withheld any immediate comment ing the Hoosiers, 33 to 13. in Co- In He SX Te) last seston, to a American planes. io the revelation that the sum . y 994 ti inl 20-2 e, but it was a great pass-| . LS Jy A et oe ing: exhibition. The Boilermakers'| Beat Back Attacks and was an unpleasant Big: Ten Dale Samuels connected on 14 of, American and Belgian infan.| debut for Indiana's new coach,' 28 aerial attempts for 130 yards!/trymen, meanwhile, beat back a
a Post-Dispatch Bernie 'Crimmins, jand Penn’s Tony Rados completed 'furious Communist attack on a|
Outweighed 20 pounds a man, | 17 of 30 for 179 yards. - | United Nations outpost west of
» Indiana couldn't lasso Ohio State, 1CC Surprise jGlarwon: rons bans] Freshman Howse Sn Biggest surprise within the state ths outpost held by units of the Cassady, who Zccoun . oF | yesterday was the 0-0 battle|ys 8. 3d Division a d ting! of the Buckeyes’ touchdowns. | Ei ; 3 : 8 and suppor ng| elgian troops. !
y : . . {waged between Valparaiso and] Notre Dame's young Irish; diana State in an Indiana Col-| Tne Red China radio reported ST. LOUIS, Mo., Sept. 2T—The “Asian and Pacific areas
< {lege Conference battle. The tie that the Post-Dispatch, an independent Northern Miners Get stopped Valpo's string of regular- peace conference” at.Peiping was "¢WSpaper which backed the GOP ‘ . . ’ season victories at 22, scheduled to start Friday. But Standard bearer in 1948, tonight 2 Memorial Periods Butler had eas i reek y Y announced its support of Gov, ' v asy pickings mash- after weeks of advance ballyhoo, ident WASHINGTON — The United j,0 North Central, 47 to .6, here it evidently missed the deadline, Adlai Stevenson for President. Mine Workers will have an an- j, tne Butler Bowl and expects|A Saturday broadcast merely re-| 10 8n editorial, the Post-Dis-nual 10-day “memorial period” —| petter opposition here next Satur-|cited lists of delegates. Nothing Patch said “the change which Mr.
about twice the present period —i gay in the Iron Key battle with!was said about an opening cere- 5 cvenson and his independence under a new contract ironed out] Ty y /mony or a starting Open g foretell is clearly to be preferred
y { over the change which is promYesterday t with northern sot} Elsewhere in the state it was | ised on Bag conflicting prom coal operators, {Albion 13, Wabash 12; DePauw )
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off Korea's southern tip, all the lk oy . ¢ [way up both the east and west i p t A L i {coasts to the very doorstep eof e oO U al S IS
John H. Murray, Springfield, businessmen and a surprisingly humorist, Bennett Cerf, was ll.—He owns Murray Supplies, large number from the wealthy listed with a $10 contribution. which has sold’ from time to North Shore suburbs which are Philip E. Wrigley of the Wrigley time, supplies to the state. He predominantly Republican. chewing gun interests and the also is a broker. Mr. Murray ex-| Eighty-seven of the contributors Chicago Cubs gave $1000 and Plaines. however, that his $1150 live in Lake Forest, a traditional Chicago's Mayor, Martin M. KenC
* ® = U nder : lis | y \icrosco £ ontribution was to “buy candy GOP stronghold where some of nelly donated $500. TE i. ; {for two Christmas parties” ar- the Chicago area's wealthiest and
Mr. Stevenson said that when ‘ranged by Gov. Stevenson. {oldest families live. he was elected in 1948 he ‘“reFrank H. Woods—He is presi-| Their names were listed along solved” to surround himself with dent of Sahara Coal Co., which with labor unions—the steel work- top men and “succeeded in inducsalaries {supplies the state with coal from ers, automobile workers, clothing ing a number of fine citizens to | . time to time. Mr. Woods said workers. work for our state government, But, it was certain aides of there was nothing unusual with| Lester Armour of the meat some of them at great finaneial ‘Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower his contribution since his firm packing family said he gave Mr. sacrifice to themselves and their would go. over the list of donors “has always done business with Stevenson $1000, but he said he families.” ’ with a fine-tooth comb.
|]amounted to $172,840.10 of which (518,150 was given to eight em-|
[the state.” (had given “much more” than| He said he “explored the possi
| The Eisenhower people also Yiros Has 2 Contracts that to the Republicans since bility” of supplementing state were aware of the fact the five-| 7 {1924 r |salaries. of key men. star general will have. to come! Charles F. Jarrard—he is presi-| «Goy, Stevenson is a close, “When other plans were found
up with a detailed statement of dent of Midland Steel Corp. of friend of mine,” Mr. Armour said. impracticable, I adopted the prac. {his own income. Hammond and co-manager of «1 think he’s a great man.” tice of making gifts, usually | Gen. Eisenhower planned a Allied Structural Steel Co. The| pg gajd he was at a loss to around Christmas time, to a small \quiet week end at home before firms have two contracts with ,nqerstand why Mr. Stevenson number of key executives who hitting the campaign trail again. the state totaling $1,160.00. Mr. gy5y1q9 nave to make public his Were making sacrifices to stay He returned today from a Jatard Sontsivuted $1000 to Mr, campaign contributions, but he in the state government.” 6915-mile swing bh ai tevenson’s campaign. . { ’ { / m g by plane and train g {sald it might prove that Mr. Hopes They Understand Mr, Stevenson made it clear
[that covered Indiana, Illinois,| Stuyvesant Peabody Jr.—he is Stevengon “is a fine governor.” : Wrigley Chips In {that the $172,840.10 total was,
Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, Mis- owner of the Peabody Coal Co, {souri, Kentucky, Ohio, West which also sells coal to the state.| \ |Virginia, Maryland, North Mr. Peabody contributed $500 of| Philip K. Wrigley, chewing gum the total of all political contribue! Carolina and Virginia. his own money and his Company manufacturer and owner of the tions—those used to campaign, | The next trip starts with an contributed Snothe $1000. elt 4 Shicago Cubs, said he contributed travel, etc.—and not the amount airplane flight to Columbia, 8. C., ne o e men who solicited $1000 to Mr. Stevenson's cam- used to help appointees. {Tuesday for a speech from the funds "for Gov. Stevenson, Mr. | paign fund, not for the purpose Mr. Stevenson said he had heen {Capitol steps under the auspices! Miller, is president of the Poto- of supplementing the salaries «f “loath” to make public the hames ol Gov. James F. Byrnes, one-/mac Engineering ‘Co. a broker-| state officials. Business associates of contributors and recipients be{time stalwart of the Truman ad- age company that finds out what| said Mr. Wrigley has been non- cause Illinois law does not require {ministration. [the state wants to buy and then |partisan in his politics, political contributions to be made | From there Gen. Eisenhower goes out to get it. Edison Dick, head of A. B. public. He,said he had contacted will fly to Ohio to join his train| Mr, Miller's company is one of Dick Co. a mimeograph equip- many of the principal contributors and embark on a plane-train-imany brokerage companies that ment firm, was listed as having by telephone but could mot reach Inotoreads swing that will extend continually does business with the given $1000. His wife, co-chair-/a]] of them.
state. In one month, he sold man of the Volunteers for Steven-| He said he hoped the contribu.
. i ’ T romisers that d and adon I am Mak 2M he 27, Carroll 13; Earlham 13, Man Imes Polls ; proms ak sprrophd : : 3 I he : hmum of 10 days between October, goo. 0; Hanover 25, Ander |
vise Gen. Eisenhower.” » 1952 and October 1953 to ‘“‘me-|
morialize” dead or injured miners.| In other big games across the UMW Chief John I» Lewis and Dation, Princeton marked up its| northern operators wrapped up 25d straight victory, 14 to 0, over T Columbia. in a nationally televised |
considered indorsing Gen. Eisen-| Sparkman Tells
{hower for President one year ago . . but did not do so because “we did Of His Finances not know enough about KEisen-| hower’s views on issues,” nor who
The Post-Dispatch said it had | another, it was $8000. | It was a vice president of Mr.
Dick’s firm, Kent Chandler, who {created the clamor over Mr. | Stevenson's political finances {when he disclosed “earlier this
$32,000 worth of merchandise, In son Committee, also contributed. tors whom ne could not consult,
or who opposed the publicity in. volved, “will appreciate my posi. tion,” He answered - “assertations" that there had been other political
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$ i rant- nhé Se her 2jTCeMent grant lgame: Michigan State spotted! would vour neighbors vote |the Democratic candidate would ace : Michigan 13 points "and then| : Ja : be. an of the largest in roared by the Wolverines for a for Eisenhower + + +» for Steven- After his nomination, the newssib 27-13 triumph; Maryland had| son . . , if they were voting paper said, Gen. Eisenhower Full details of the contract | ; t edled another scare before hrushing| today? “chose the strategy of comprowere nol revealed. |aside Auburn, 13 to 7; Illinois and| pirst tabulations of The Mise and generality. Gov. Steven- | Wisconsin had breathers crushing] Times Straw Vote will be re-: |30R went the opposite way. He {Towa State, 33-7, and Marquette, | : . |broke the political rules. 42-19. respectivelV ported in The Times tomorrow. On. the. Kore war, thie news Says Phooey to Fortune | The a schools were win.| . The Times Straw Vote polls |,o5er said an ar ie “disLONDON—A beautiful Malay- ,.... Arm / batterin -'South| Indianapolis and Marion coun- itorty the' facts.” It said he “has an princess today gave up her Corin 28.7, and Navy shutting] [J esidents on their choices for |g fully adopted the Taft thests title and her claim to one of the + Yale. 31 io 0. y | President, Senator, Governor that ne stops just short of calling
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Treatise Wins Prize ITHACA, N. Y..~Two Cornell students, one from Indianapolis, have been awarded $200 by the American Welding Society for their article, “Metal Transfer in Are Welding.” David A. Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Thomas, 5511 Carroliton Ave. Indianapolis, and Paul J. Wisniewskl, Lawrence, Mass, analyzed the - nine theories of metal fer from the electrode in
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«+» Irving Leibowitz spotlights the major |ized here today with a possible political battles in Indiana. Who are the broken neck.
men? What are their offices? You ean’t 14" Ted Colin. Orehard Park, afford td miss this brilliant series and |N. Y. was injured when he fell
4 the ‘YMCA where he lives, Mr.| you'll vote wisely. ay 4a | Colin now works in a sports store. § ’ . A 3 3
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| WASHINGTON, Sept, 27 (UP) —8en, John J, Sparkman, Demo-| cratic Vice Presidential candidate, | tonight gave a preview of his per-| sonal finances that he promised] to reveal later in full detail, "I have absolutely nothing to conceal,” the Alabama Senator said. “I am perfectly willing to make my ‘income tax returns ravailable.” Sen. Sparkman listed from|
| Washington and at his home in { Huntsville, Ala. He refused, how-| ever, to discuss his wife's financial affairs declaring that was “her| |concern.” | Included in the Senator's assets
are about $20,000 in savings bonds, $10,000 in mutual invest-| ment funds, $50,000 in life in-| surance, a $35,000 home in Wash-| |ington and an $8000 farm in Ala-| bama, s | Sen. Sparkman said he had no| “expense fund” of any kind and| {had never received any gifts for,
THE WCTU is always thinking] Truman Shoves Off | On Whistle-stop Tour
WASHINGTON—Master Cam-|
paigner Harry Truman took off
{last night on what may be his
last great whistle-stop tour, a nation-wide swing to exhort the power another four years. Asked as he left whether he thought he could repeat his 1948/ performance, Mr. Truman re-|
about that when we get back.” | The President's campaign train
still cast your vote. Read ‘closely , , {while exercising on a trapeze at left union station at 10:35 p. m. thieves stole $14,000 of jewelry
(Indianapolis time), heading west for Ohio ; o
from the bedroom of her cottage, charier ant, 144 are, TR Tene Feds
| week that the Governor had said k : {at a luncheon that he was sup- contributions during his adminis-
f * " ' . tration in addition to the monies plementing the salaries of “de- * | serving” state officials. pa 10 the eight key employees, | John Stuart, Chairman of the course there were,” Mr. Steve
Board of Quaker Oats Co., said enson said, Four persons were injured —one he contributed in 1948 and would 1hen he revealed the eatire criticallv—in a collision of an have contributed again if Mr. total of political ‘contributions empty gas tank truck and a car Stevenson had run for governor Which totaled $172,840.10. last night at W, 10th St, and this year. Mr. Stevenson said the balance White River Pkwy., W. Dr. Mr. Stevenson said the ap- ©f all his political funds had bean The injured: pointees who got the money in- turned over to Lt. Gov. Sherwood Miss Rozie Hatcher, 26, of 908 ¢/uded men who went to work Dixon when Mr, Stevenson was
lthe Korean war “Truman's war.” Memory his approximate assets in W. Michigan St., in critical con- for his administration at a,finan- nominated. Mr. Dixon is the
dition at General Hospital. {cial sacrifice. He listed them and Democratic candidate for govMiss Sadie Hamer. 35 of 801/the amounts they received as fol- ernor, . Locke St. fair condition. : | Cpl. Roy Morris, 41, of Ft, Har-| William TI. Flanagan, former rison, broken left leg, fair. Chicago newspaperman and now Pfc. Lonnie J. Moore, 29, of Ft. Mr. Stevenson's press secretary
M press v— Now and How to Harrison, slight injuries. $7900 in eight gifts ranging from
$400 to $1000 each. The car containing the four in- le R100 ea Ne ier director. Buy Your Home Ured persons was traveling west or the Chicago Community Fund on 10th St. and apparently ran a and now State Welfare Director stop light. It was struck on the| $1000 gifts left side by the truck, heading : north on White River Pkwy, $1 and $2 Gifts The truck flipped sidewise and George Mitchell, former vice! of your own. hit the third car attempting to president in charge of research The home ad below is just make a left turn onto 10th St.!for the Federal Reserve Bank of | One of many HUNDREDS of. The driver, Mrs. Charles Bracy, Chicago and later State Director fered For Sale today in Sec. 29, of 848 Indiana Ave., and her'of Finance—one gift of $1000. | tion 4 of The TIMES. Among husband, were not hurt. | J. Edward Day, former lawyer! this wide variety you are sure The truck and trailer were and corporation director, now! to find several interesting jack-knifed in the ‘center of the State Director of Insurance—two| homes that seem to fit your crossing. The driver, Ralph J. $1000 gifts. needs and your desires. Crawford, 35, of 2212 Villa Ave.,, Carl McGowan, former North-| Choose several and arrange escaped uninjured. lwestern University law professor| to inspect them personally
Now is the time to buy the home you need and enjoy this fall and many years to come in a more comfortable home
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The wreckage jammed traffic, and now a state legal counsel— today. in four directions, lining cars up two $1500 gifts. NEAR TR TERN RARE
two . or’ three blocks for more aint 3-year-old Suburban. A Haw an our, police raid Molly Mayfield | im som som “sade vs ¢ : Liv. rm, white Star's Widow Robbed ADVICE. TO THE TROUBLED fireplace, Dinetted, kitchen, nice
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British screen idol, Leslie How-
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