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| Authorities today held five men,’ believed to have operated a corn .{ theft ring in six counties. |

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One of the farms they are charged with Senator Homer diana, Charged with grand larceny are Norman Auterson 46, Terre Haute Herschel Bedwell, 31, Linton’ Claude Knew, 24, 8t. Mary's of the Woods: Lorney Bedwell, 25, Jasoo~ ville. and Edward Gard 23, West Terre Haute Vigo County Sheriff Ira Hall said the suspects operating since June, have stolen 2000 bushels of ‘corn and 120 rods of fence. 1 He said they operated at night and used four trucks. The grain was sold in Nashville &nid ‘he fence in Murphysville : The practice was then to load up the trucks with watermelon and fence posts bought with money they got for sale of the stolen grain authorities sald This, they sold elsewhere He sald they operated In Montgomery, Parke, Vermillion Vigo Greene and Davies counties State Police Detective Rosenbarry of Putnamville post, who conducted the investigation with Sheriff Hall, said there would be other arrests

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Says Red Rule Opposed By Hungary Majority PARIS, Aug 8 (U P.).—8tephan Thuransky, American citizen res cued from the Hungarian political police. charged today that 90 per cent of the Hungarians oppose thet

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a ae INSATIABLE Living veterans of all American bum English on their radio

~ -f 1 . i - wars now total 18,227,932, the Vet-i channel in-sa shi a-bl ADU. | erans administration reported to-! Chief Albert FP. Scheiern, a plain-!

INCAPABLE OF BEING SATISFIED| day. They range in average 48* talking. officer himself, said 0. | OR APPEASED; NOT TO BE | from 29 to 100 years. Chief Scheiern replied to Frank | SATISFIED; AS AN INSATIABLE | Here are the ‘latest fAgures for ; pieleman, a member of the APPETITE OR AMBITION | veterans of five wars: civil service board who complained | Civil war, 91 survivors whose hat he was horrified by the butchaverage age is about 100:7 years lored English on {li police radio. ! Indian wars, 841 veterans, aver- “I'm ignoring it.” Chief Scheiern | 6] age age 85 years. “sald. “We ain't inthe entertaining Spanish-American wars, 130.000 business like the networks " veterans, average age 71.1 years. 2 World war 1. 3,727,000, veterans,

average age 53.7 years. i World war IT. 14,361,000 veterans. dys emo opes average age 20.1 years. : —— - -~ ——— * Proposes Radar ‘Fence’ In West Midwest |

{For U. S. in i Arctic The Midwest and the West have

is ANGELES, Aug: 8 v. P.)— become lands of political opportuA..Gen. Ira C. Eaker yesterday nity Gael Sullivan, National Young proposed the United States install 8 Democrats executive director. said | “fence” of radar warning devices ; : | along the Arctic circle.

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‘here today FI we carry-on the wav we al Democratic chances for victory in| ers as he paused here en route to going." he said. “the U S. wiil ta 1048 will depend on their ability to] the United States ihe" Ioier : : organize at the grass roots in "hese 3 ud er In an impending third grea he said, adding a warring | Word wa that his party “cannot rely alone on |

“War is coming,” he told the - " munist statements, but. he Was .i16 of Aeronautical oven In- Republican mistakes ! , po ! Mr. Sullivan wil be one of the

taken by American authorities and, | . : ‘ als iagion 1 out! , He added that the war will be an | principal speakers on the week-end with Russian permission, flown Arctic circle invasion | : diablo i program of the Indiana Young Dem- |

of the country — ats merino He was accompanied by hls wife ocrats convention here. i New Tourist Record Commenting jocularly on the Re-|

nd two daughters . "We yt a year in Hungary, § : lif : {publican congressional record, Mr.| y et in California Sullivan recalled the old G. O. P.|

an was su sed to sell farm ers TP] sold a single 205 ANGELES, Aug. 8 fu P).—ianti-New Deal war cry of “tax und | piece,” Mr. Thuransky sald. ous more papu ar than tax, spend and spend, elect and ver with tourists this summer, elect.” | figures of the Southern California! “Their own variation on that | Auto club revealed today seems to be ‘probe and probe, smear BRAZIL, Aug. 8 1U. Po. ~The | It reported 103,645 out-of-state and smear. duck and duck,” he said veterans ‘office was cars. with 204,994 passengers en- He declined direct comment on! following tered the state during June, ex- the Hughes aircraft probe hy the | Sheddon, ceeding the: previous high oy 14.000 senate, however, “because I'm not | a participant, at least not yet |

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