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Steel Is Regarded As First on List

WASHINGTON, May 34 (U. P). —~President Truman will renew his

anti-inflstion campaign in the}

near future with direct appeals to key industries whose prices he thinks are still too high, informed sources revealed today. Administration officials were said to be making detailed price and

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including construction, steel and automobiles. “When the figures ¢re completed, Mr. Truman will get down to calles with individual in. dustries which seem to him to be keeping prices up. Informed quarters said the Presi. dent's latest campaign would be one of “intense moral suasion." Mr, Truman has not made {ip his mad as vet whether his appeals will public or whether they will be

cerned, these sources said.

The President's previous pleas for lower prices have been made in

Administration advisors, including Secretary of Treasury John Snyder and Secretary of Commerce Averell Harriman, have met privately with leaders of the steel and construction’ industries. But they were not armed with Gost and profits sheets and their negotiations failed. Steel is regarded as a key to the entire price structure because it is a component part of numberless products, Building materials b> twice as high as in 1830. Construction aectivity, which was expected to absorb workers laid off in other lines is lagging. The President's council of economic advisors is preparing a re. port on the dangers of a slump if prices are too high to enable consumers to buy the goods which the nation can produce,

Holdup Wave Laid To. Arrested Pair

A series of Indianapolis holdups and burglaries was believed by po-

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ceding his sensational triumph in Lamoureux symphony orchestra.

Auditor Praised In Check Dispute

Greenlee Commends ‘Courage’ of Burch

Republican State Auditor A. V. Burch was praised today by the Democrats for his “courage” in re. fusing to issue pay checks to five state legislators who hold other ‘state jobs. State Democratic. Chairman Pleas E. Greenlee said Mr. Burch was to be “commended” for “supporting a constitutional provision designed to forestall a vicious practice.” Mr, Burch held the checks of State Senators Clyde R. Black (R. Logansport) and four Républican members of the house of representatives who served in the 194% legislature and then returned to other state jobs they held before the session began. He said state law prohibited one person holding two lucrative state positions, Get Official Opinion Mr. Greenlee's comment followed an official opinton by State Ate]

lice to be solved today with the arrest of two men following. a grocery store stickup yesterday. Held on vagrancy charges were ‘James A. Wilsor, 84, of: 2848 Winthrop ave. and Ruben Foxall, 35, of 700 N. West st, : Detectives arrested the pair min-

Jc air Soe Tred HA grocery, 619 N. Illineis st, had held up and more than $200 in cash and checks taken.

The men are suspected participated in more than 15 holdups and burglaries, with loot expected to total nearly $3000.

He May Back Hard Way

HARRISBURG, Pa, 3 24 (U.

P).—Things don't always move

* along smoothly in Alfred Vincent's

trade either. Vincent, a sword swallower whose | diet for the last 16 years has in. cluded such things as glass, nails and razor blades, awaited X-ray re.

ted to have

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torney General Cleon H. Foust late} {vesterday which challenged Mr.| {Burch’'s right to hold back the] | checks of Glenn R. Slenker (R. { Monticello), . and Mr. Black. Mr. Foust sald Mr. Slenker quit his legislative seat and therefore was eligible to receive his pay of $500 a month as publie counsellor for the state public service commission. Mr. Rlack, the attorney general said, is a state employee and not a state official, and the constitutional prohibition does not include him, Mr. Burch said he wouldn't pay the five men until a court decided the issue,

[New Codlition Regime ROME, May 24 (U. P.).~—Alcide De Gasperi received a mandate from President Enrico De Nicolas {today to succeed himself as head of {an Italian coalition government, | De Gasperi, leader of the Chris- | tian Democrat party, already had begun negotiations with other politi- | cal leaders.

He hoped to organize

ports today on how much of that, cabinet with less Communist and

stuff still is in him. The 30-year-old carnival] man from Voluntown, Conn. was admitted to Harrisburg hospital last night. Physicians said nails and other sundries were lodged in his esopha. gus end stomach but further Xrays today were expected to tell the complete story

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Indiana | U. Clb ‘To Install Officers

Indiana University club will ne Dory

stall new officers at a luncheo Monday in Warren hotel. are: “Claude Rich, president; Noble L.| Biddinger, vite president;

Vault, Claude Spilman Jr. ’and Dr. Herbert ¥. Sudranskl, directors.

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Mendel | Elmore Harris, McCarty, treasurer, and Paul De-

| Left -Socialist strength than the one {that resigned May 13.

In Indianapolis

EVENTS TODAY Indians Men's Apparel olub, ganvention, Hotel varia Hoosier . Press. association, conven tion, Hotel Lincoln.

MARRIAGE LICENSES Wilbur Ends, 807 E. 14th; Leona Siddall, 807 EB. 14th, Charles Oliver Fortney, 3987 Guilford; Nancy Jane Dreessen, 805 W. Hamp- ” s n Pred Rihum, Greenfield; Ruth Irene Dwyer, 5152 Broadway.

Wallace 1 at. 0. nN Syerman; La-| Yetne Oakes, 200M. W wo Ray: Betty Li 9430 Broadway; Jane W, 3 ” 4902 XE. Joth; LaVerne Francis Gordon, 4902 E, Jtephen H. Byru ae! N. Addison; Vivian

Curtis. 517 N. {Glenn Wayne Branal. Enatbyvile; Lois

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Alte, Gordon 'r Ann Dishon,

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TION—Pierino Gamba, 9-year-old orchestra conductor. of Rome, Italy, leans down from the podium to hear a word from his instructor, Maestro Romeo Arduini, left, during rehearsal pre-

Veterans to Keep Apartment, Along ‘With Their Baby

RR A mE FT. WAYNE, Ind, May #4 (U. P)~—~Mr. and Mrs. Richard Merrill, both navy veterans, toda 8 judge's blessing to in their apartment-—with their five-months-old baby.

Meyers ruled for them yesterday in

an eviction suit brought by Jennie Rife, Kendallville.

tended that she needed the spartsaid she asked them for it only be-

{failed to exercise an option to buy ithe land for $300,000 Thursday. The

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Superior Judge Edward W. Mrs. The judge had thought the mat-

ment for herself, but the Merrills

cause they became parents. The young ex-Wave said Mis. daughter-in-law had warned about having a baby. ‘Judge Meyers said that the evietion notice was defective but that the question of good faith had also

TR Diy League Fights Sale of Shades

Irked over proposed sale of the Shades to whisky barrel manufae. turers, the ‘Indiana Anti-Saloonr league will enter the fight to save the historic tract of virgin timber. land. Clayton Wallace, league secretary, said today he would appeal to Gov. enor Gates early next week to “save the Shades.” Heavy protest from league members against the proposed use of the \ lumber prompted his decision, he said. The state conservation depart. ment and the American Legion

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Legion attempted to renegotiate the option for $200,000, but was cessful,

FRANCE FACES STRIKE PARIS, May 24 (U. P,) ~—Premier Paul Ramadier announced today that the French government will take over the country’s gas and elec. tee plants if workers carry out a threat to strike for a 23 per cent wage increase.

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Elizabeth Bdusrd Hiaer sb 358 Beauty; Helen Lin. or, Prederick - Leon n Cutten Jr, 1011 Rg Tera Louise Walden, 901

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John Gisug Nola 368 8. Audubon rd,; Patricia Cowser, #051 Lowell,

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wipe out all remaining “controls

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Layian Seat 5137 sslyn; Carolena ine Hart, 3022 College. Eugene Skaggs, 1638 artindale; Lettie ingberry, 25 Martindale.

Josephine ‘Rizgie,

Would Abolish Expediter's Office

By NED BROOKS

fuse any funds for operating the gram after June 30, it was learned

Action of an appropriations subcommittee would abolish the office

I of 2800 employees. About 1800 of the force are in field offices, the remainder in Washington. Plan ‘Token' Fund Effect of the move would be to

which the govenment exercises over homebuilding and non-housing constrution, The subcommittee also has de-

ONE: Allow only a “token” appropriation’ to the national housing agency, the top unit in the pyramid of government branches doling with housing. TWO: Cut sharply the tunis

of the federal public housing authority, the agency which oper-

ment. The earlier bill, coupled with the continuation’ of rent controls beyond June 30, is awaiting senate action. : In addition to the 2800 employees overseeing housing controls, thei,’ expediter’s office also has a force | vei of about 6300 inherited from OPA and administering rent controls. These presumably would be transferred to another agency if rent

Auto Solem Goes to Prison

An. gttractive 23-year-old Detroit woman began an l8-month federal prison term today for her part in an automobile fraud ring. The ring operated in the Michigan citf, selling automobiles it owned and then repossessing them by claiming the ears had been|i stolen. One automobile that actually had been stolen was driven from Detroit to Muncie by ‘Mrs. Sandra Deloves|, Gaul, who was sentenced yesterday by Federal Judge Robert O. Baltsell The ear was sold te a Muncie man for $1260; The woman, who pleaded guilty pss to transporting a stolen vehicle across state lines, also admitted “gelling” an automobile to Liloyd|— Dixon, 516 N. Gray st., for $760. A confederate of Mrs. Gauls later claimed the car had been stolen the same day it was sold to Mr. Dixon.

$392,028 Hospital

Approval of a $392,028 hospital construction project at Mishawaka and a $140,000 addition to ‘a Ft. Wayne church property were announced today by the civilian production administration. The CPA said the two projects were included in a list of 30 approved during the week ending May 22, The projects were estimated to cost $042,340.50. The largest project was for Bt. Joseph hospital at Mishawaka, and the next largest for “an addition to a school church for community welfare” for the Bethlehem Lutheran church of FM. Wayne,

16 Teeth at One Year BEAUMONT, Tex, (U. P.) Jesse David Self III is ahead of other youngsters of 1 year because he can boast of 16 teeth. Specialists say that ordinarily a child is about 2

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Julanne Best, Marion Ley Spears,

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ENGLISH DEPARTMENT

* pimfBinitingh ing o 8 “Saree Bl os nyt To Split the Bean Pioject. altel STATE CoNTEsTS DURHAM, NE, May 24 (U.P). Ty a ter tle HR hice Lo Som ~Gréen beans that don't have to be expediter'’s office is in line with|French sontesi—oers) cut or plit when being prepared for earlier house action to return standing boy selentist, Tok ipa: wil canning or have been origto private manage- Pardue Extension -|insted at the New Hampshire agri~

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Jane Bwert Louis ie. Lei Ri a

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oaninge?. peling , lawis, Florence Olin, Perfect ' attendange—Doris stantina Bakas, yoo Cox hatans Elliott, i! Gundlecl, Charles Gerald Jackson William Mi Carol J. Smith, J. H Omiren—Mazyaret Josiar, Ball State

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Joan Bryant and Maisie Love have| 4 been presented the Faculty Scholar-| ship medals at Technical high 24. House school for leading all other graduates in scholastic rating. Miss Love also received the annual Phi Beta Kappa award, Others selected for awards at the | J annual Honor Day this week in-| = cluded Doris Townsend and John Elmore who received Riley medals for academic achievement; Charles E. Hibner and Raymond 8. Thompson, who were awarded the Ralph Yenne medals; Audrey Gillespie ang Forrest Lee Carter, Bradley memo vial scholarships; and Joan a - land Louis Wuellner, Milo H. Stuart medals.

Joanne Green and Paul Kortepeter won the DeWitt 8. Morgan citizenship medals, Alumni cash awards went to Barbara Collins and William Wilkerson, Dean Evans recelved the Dyer medal. good ciizenship pward went to Joan Bryant, :

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Jingle graving necessary to snip off the stems

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Music @Medal—Mildred tournam ry

bi Trgiia British sailors subdued sn uprising

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Ji Louise Grigsby. 14s Joan | Kellar, 8 Shirley (the vessel sdlled from Haifs to meyer. Mari on’ “Lou” FA Ruth ye Cyprus.

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CHICAGO, May 24 (U. P.) —City authorities condemned a 73-year-old hotel yesterday as a “fire trap” and ordered the 350 tenants to move |” Today not one of them had|

Two Tech High CA Wins Top Scholarship Honors

Doris Townsend

John Elmore Paul Koriepeter

TECH LEADERS — Single¢d out for heners- at commence ment exercises May 28 are the four Technical high school sen« iors above. All have wen scholarship medals. * =

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the tips. The new variety, which has been given the appropriate name of Tiny Green, is’ a cross between Perfect Stringless, a variety from the Netherlands, and. Refugee, an old stand. ard American bean.’ It was devel’ cped by Dr. A. F. Yeager of the

British Subdue Jews 3

: On Cyprus-Bound Ship JERUSALEM, May 24 (U. P).—

among 1459 illegal Jewish refugees aboard the Liberty ship Runnymede with fire hoses today shortly befote

Passengers awaiting transshipment to a Oyprus internment camp seized improvised crowbars in one hold of the Runnymede and tried to beat down the wire netfing, cenfining "|them. Sailors fired a warning shot into the air, then turned on the

automobile was the seme type ss| By M.L. D, ES Be Georgia Jean disappeared. Breathes there Sih wl oh wie

he was unaware of » state law prohibiting the sale of fireworks was,

Held for Sale of Firecrackers

A, 20-year-old ex-sallor who nid

pupils tossed a Frank Teskey |) ee-inch firecracker at her, i Teskey, whose case was continied until May 29 in municipal court 3, told Sgt. Albert C. Beck he began selling firecrackers shout a week ago, He hought a carton of assorted fireworks from the Bann works Co., Toledo, O., he had them shipped here. did / not ‘know

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Ban N on Swim Suits

nary Gllewpiy" Mary Tlen Larkins, | Doses. A, Malts, May %# (U, cor Gene Poston. Berbers Sieveme. I U.| The. brief tussle ended without P) White nylon bathing suits 4 ton ft cain, W bile, TOT Kero ty to ear refugees or wir banned trom Malta beches| 1, grRAUSS @ CO, I — ; and the ship/today. The governmen porate JR anise sts imp. joy sailed quietly. were indecent. 4 THE MAN’ Ss 2 tha Mills. Arthur Jordan Conserve af bE ¥ A

Esther Fay ward Marion Lou Ma ematics medals "Wilke reson, David Alan Keyt. Junior Classical ue Ia medal-Doris . + Alligpce Frat J caise med:

al—Charl Gregory medal—Barbara Mattingly. Science” punish | : - reial medal

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was ordered closed by the fire and building commissioners after inspectors reported 49 violations of the city fire and building code in the buildings © The hotel, formerly known as the Revere House, was a famous theatrical hotel of the gaslight era. One of the tenants is William

place to live. “I don't know where I'm gothg to move, even though I'm in the real

years old before he has so many.

tree in the park.”

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DEATHS

Pear! Heustis Marsh, 73, at Medical Center, cerebral hemorrhage. ney udl

Bernice a 80. st 3532 N. Keystone, cerebra Shox ¢. Samuel W. of

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Annie Beal, 86, sok Baugh, Fran

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