Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 163, Decatur, Adams County, 12 July 1951 — Page 6

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\ ORDERS REDS! (Continued From Page Ono) federal district court inquiry into affairs of thje bail fund is cpmplet- ' ted, ; ~''l ( J Seventeen members of the U.S. communist ‘ party “second echelon” Tedcasualiies' FS, I M»L4n J x J<X. ' 'MORf WJ t • ~ =§= /P- 7> W n “ n : r“ K : Y.l/ow ‘.X1... ftMl . —::: — ■ ■ - j A Q VjtßXKpr mues $ CASUMfiisl 0 24 SO 74 -'fLfeyg /t rP|| AM VIUNSAN, near Kaesong, Is the B ‘armistice base” from which Gen. Matthew Ridgway will direct he- '\ ;otiations with the Comrritiqists in the nearby “truce city” of Kaesopg. Shaded area of map is under , Red control. Boxes <top and bot:om) give latest official casualties.

leadership were arrested June 20 ph an indictment charging conspiracy to teach and advocate the 1 overthrow of the government by fpr.ce and violence. \ Judge Hand's ruling came shortly before a senate subcommittee was scheduled to convene here to question Field about activities of the bail fund and the persons who donated sßo,oo*o to the fund as bail for four convicted communist leaders who on July 3 skipped bail and becpme fugitives to escape servA

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ing prison terms. ‘ . •Field, millionaire descendant of railroad builder Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt, is secretary of the bail fund. - Go to the church of your choice next Sunday. SLOT MACHINE (Contlauea From I*mk« One) the big confiscation campaign is aver, but Thurston said undoubted- - \

ly “there are some slots in storage which would be taken out of their lerates if we didn't continue our enforcement.’’ 1 “The excise boys are our birii dogs—we get most of our tips from them,” he said. “After a raid, machines destroyed when we get aqthorization from a court and the money goes to charity.” There have been few arrests, Jhuriston said, because machines Confiscated since Schricker’s edict were operated by fraternal . -V : : \ 1 1

11 \ ’ ’ _l clubs. France said they were concentrated in .clubs in Evansville, PeYry county, Cannelton, Tell City, Terre ifaute. and "Evidently the boyi up north smarted up and kriew we meant business before those down south,” h 4 said. . * Governor Schricker, whose antigambling order was prompted by numerous letters from wives whose, husbands lost family income ini slot machines, has received no further complaints. /?■ ' i f

“Instead, we’re getting buShels of complimentary letters oh thff.governor'a action,” his executive? secretary, Arthur Campbell, said,’ “The governor (considers his highly successful.” , But did it stop gambling in Indiana? s Thurston said: -* \ “It seems to be human nature for some to gamble, and we don’t know what is going on in private homes. ' But. there is no ling and no really big going ■■... i. i. -H- i ..I. ■ H ■

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now.” • Ulrich said: ■' I “The slots are gone, but peo >le will always gamble. I’ve seetr fve or more men around a pinball machine, betting a dollar, or 'so on who gets the highest score.” France said: • J “I don’t think there’s any way to stop gambling. It’s quieted dovn a lot, but there’s no question but that they’re cheating a little, and we have to be there when the slot ; machines are out to catch then.”