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| been ordered by the Indianapolis| x 4. Ready to Back Depends on Plans morse” a § : pad mated the oi pans to he HE . For U. S. Withdrawal Exim ie me features of the old blueprints and New Spending Communists Are Concerned Because ordered architects to draw new

ones which would cut the old esti-| Most Deflationary .

Occupation ‘Cramps Revolutionary Style’ |mate s2 miion. Around Court |

Measures Opposed s : ie of 3 : Five buildings will be erected ES 5 > Sarene: ay y Yoods was By EARL RICHERT By CLYDE A. FARNSWORTH, Scripps-Howard Staff Writer a at n Ave il - hold the inquest inte Scripps. Howsrd Staff Writer TOKYO, July 28—The future of Japan and, to a great measure, (2round a court at Madiso “| Bernard's death this afternoon,

v 28 of the whole Far East, is tied up today with a question beingand Pleasant Run Blvd. The A ey a1 the asked in different moods by different Japanese: “How soon will structures will include a three Congress does anything at all the United Stafés Withdraw from Japan?” story classroom, a gymnasium gre : Extremists of the political right and left wonder about this— the odds are its acts will be In-| 010" course Old conservatives want to get back to “business Cafeteria. auditorium and shops. flationary rather than deflation- po Ys : ‘es want to get back to Dusme® The new school will be second in

ary. mal pan oe cermed|cioth to fit it. Happily, that does/size only to Technical High

ized Southern ois. { President Truman came up snot seem to be a majority opin- School. | His body was placed in a h i with both inflationary and defla- Became Bie oo upation Srampslion abong either Americans or| At the same meeting, the board Arig bronze coffin yesterday and eavy i Sa proposals in his speclall In the middle there is a large Japanese. ov Japanese and most a Sir 1049 which r S E Hy F ALA TI . i ei ner) Da S 1 - -minded Ja DO Ne 3 Fd . 3 : farm 'F But the inflationary proposals sro of moderate pin or ap Americans recognize that Amer-|will boost the tax rate an esti- ALUTE : REE \ M TRAI Eight powerful P-51 Mustang Fighter planes will known as Golden Rule Acres, is { are much more popular and stand | jnited States for the reformation dean foreign policy has had a mated 5% fos ot roar over Indianapclis and the State Fairgrounds shortly after 9 a. m. tomorrow fo |an 80-acre tract dominated by a 5 a better chance of passage. re £3 long tne|moody past. e. budget proposal calls for r . : ls . _ |two-story white colonial These include the housing bill, pug Be Japan 2 ONG he What the present situation|an expenditure of $3,800,000 dur- herald the arrival of The Freedom Train. The formation, led by Col. David Aller home.

. . . . . : Carl's funera’ was witnessed aid to education, increased pen-|ger whether American policy can Calls for — and is not likely to|ing the next school year, an in- dice, of the Indiana Air National Guard, will be from the |13th Fighter squadron of by

sions and more appropriations foripe counted the 1 haul (receive — is a plain and complete crease of $1,171,752 over the ap-| the 122d Fighter aroup. of flowers. peared tod power development. oun SE BAR he rs statement of American aims in|propriation for the current school 9 9 P t 's apes bon If the Republican Congress by, Uncertainty about the continu- this country. International rela- year. School officials said most of] George P. Farkas was appoint-|director for a year. He succeeds rival that of his brother. some quirk should Robt the ity of American policy is one of Homa 4 being what ey an js Soa eae ns he additional money will be used|ed director of physical education Emmett A. Rice who died last De-| oo... "orem mrp JRE TO WAIT President’s proposals in , the the greatest dampers upon self- m ’ general effect would be defiation- tis Ste gles Calpers Ton \n|authority to say that the basic fund, will keep the tax rate from to pay salary increases in thejand health for the public schools./{cember. He was formerly track Almonds and peanuts are about Sot Your Local T ary. the remaking of this nation. This American motivation in Japan is|going higher to meet the addi- system. The board will finally His salary will be $5307 annually.|coach and physical education di-|50 per cent fat, compared to 64 TRUSCON S1 The excess profits tax he pro- uncertainty and the fear it gene- the wish to create a counter-|tional expenditure. adopt the budget Aug. 26. - Mr. Farkas has been assistant|rector at Howe High School. per cent fat for walnuts. Subsidiary of Rep posed to build up a treasury sur-irates reach into the lowest levei Weight to communism and Rus- , : 398 Division St. « plus would more than offset hisiof Japanese participation in the Sian expansion in its name. . Phone: } spending proposals. (A Treasury reform of Japan. | Yet that is the plain fact. If , ‘ em surplus used to retire bank-held Cause for Worry |it were not so, the bulk of Ameri- ———— government bonds decreases the There 1s probably not one Jap-|Con taeucal Lope In Japan EE —— money supply.) anese interpreter or jeep driver Sow 5515 LIA WEL oS upal OPEN A Spending Proposals out of the thousands serving thei... . vernment if an, as ha But the excess profits taXioccupation authorities who has distin ry gue) the ty om ‘ : F stands almost no chance of pas- not speculated in self-interest on

ds, requires only a comparae while the spending billsiwhat might become of him if the nan sd steam behind them—par-/United States should withdraw Yve Sunatyl of Anserioal oficers, * ticularly the housing and educa-prematurely from Japan and sur- : ne tion aid bills. > render the nation to the excesses Likeliest Way

The President's spending pro-of the political right and left. The likeliest way of steering| . : ‘B a . 3 . / posals, if enacted, would pour an| If a Japanese jeep driver wor-|Japan away from voluntary com- CON = estimated §750 million during the(ries about such a thing you may munism was to reform and re- : next year into the nation’s al-|readily imagine the insecurity in|direct ‘her national culture and - 3 0 I ready swollen stream of spendingithe higher levels of Japanese col- energies, encouraging aptitudes

money. laboration. What Japan needs|for individual freedom, decency The education bill would costiabove all at this time is forth-|and collective betterment.

: oa : Nickel P $300 million a year and the Taft-|right assurance that the United] Many Americans at the operat- : Satin Fi Ellender-Wagner housing billiStates somehow will see the job/ing level of the military govern- 3 would start with an estimated ac-/through to its conclusion, which/ment believe that job will take - tual outlay of $40 million theiwould mean finally military guar-|as long as is needed for the pres-

first year and work up to $270/antees for a nation which hasient generation of Japanese chilmillion the fifth year. constitutionally foresworn war. |dren to grow to political ma- | The posed 50 per cént in-| The approaching presidential turity—15 or 20 years. Any peace : crease in old-age and widow'sielection in the United States isitreaty with Japan in the -meanpensions would take an extra keenly watched by intelligent Jap-itime, they reason, will have to $250 millon out of social se-lanese for any portents of change|insure a continued tutelage of curity funds. We're now spendingiin American policy here. this nation, especially in the field about $500 million a year and A Moody Past of public education. collecting $1.6 billion, the surplus| The most disturbing talk to be} Americans who knew the Japagoing into government bonds. heard in Japan, not uncommonly|nese in the 1920's before they . $80 Million Estimate among Americans themselves, is/became a “master race” believe There is no way of estimating that the United States has now|the reform now called for should how much it would cost to admin-|firmly laid down the pattern of|be no more difficult or time-con-ister allocation, rationing and/the new Japan and the timie is/suming than the Japanese selfprice controls because no definite/drawing near when the Japanese deception which led them into war plans have been worked out toican-or should be left to cut the'and defeat. administer them. But the Budget) a = x

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the first year. Hog prices soared to a new| 270- 300 pounds ,........... [email protected] The President is requesting the|record for the year today in the| 30. 30 bounds ...i iii: 21 #0838 0

REE 23.50G:24.78 restoration of $56 million in elec-| Indianapolis Stockyards, as sev- a 400 pounds .....eeeeees 3.30G24.50 tric power appropriations which|eral 170 to 240-pound barrows and | ¢o- 450 pounds ............ 22.00024.00 Congress refused to vote in June.|gilts sold at $30.75 in an active dsc. 560 DOUNAS +v..vennnies [email protected] Included is $4 million for a|trade. V350- 850 pounds ............ ‘[email protected]

250- 85 TVA steam plant at New John- Selling at prices 25 to 50 cents|Pizs—Medium to good— 2.5 sonville, Tenn. This plant when|higher than yesterday's $30.25 20-120 pound me is) 09 finally built would cost $54 mil-|top, the new high on hogs for Steers

| Mom. Most of the money ad-|the year topped the July 12 and|Fio- Soo pounds-............. [email protected] ' % : = 3 i . om, | Mont or 8 Se 26 record of $3080, and tell 25 500-1100 Bounds LLL 3.004000 Long ago you taught your child the simple faiths that your mother Suppose it happened tonight. A fist smashing against your door. tually is to be returned to the SENS 2hoI i o ea ae oe God 6 ponds’... am taught you. Now — your heart fairly bursting with pride—you A uniformed gorilla dragging your husband away. Then fear-and goverment. ‘icp 11947. The record prices are|,200:1100 pounds ... ++ NGI watch your child enter the fold at your place of worship. Not for loneliness—and silence. Don’t worry, it won't happen. Because 2 oF r e 0 1. 32.50@31. ; MR : : a . : : Subsidier Hely Prices be | odited ¥ i othe: Setween- Medi. ods Sa 0g every woman is this wonderful experience. In many lands there generations of American patriots fought against forcible entry, volved if the Senate should &p-| practical top was $30.50. . 1100-1300 pounds iii 2€[email protected] is no freedom of worship. It’s your inheritance. It s precious. and political arrests. And today you've still got to guard against prove the intern ational wheat : Other welghs In DANTOW and 0-100 Pounds _..... sere Nuguw Whetngs you keep it depends on politics—on good politics — yes, the outrages that would come with a totalitarian state: You fight agreement because when domés-|gilts, as well as sows, remained | noice epends on your vote. with your vote. Yes, with politics. : tic prices stay above the agree- steady. Light supplies in cattlej $0- 803 PORRCE +..vc.onoree: Hann .

ment prices the U. 8. government drew generally firm prices with|geod— must make up the difference. And some late sales of cows 50 cente| 600- 800 pounds ...ccoverenens [email protected]

. -1 te a 5 domestic prices are held high by higher than yesterday's averages. |ueaiume. A the farm-price support program.|Vealers were steady to $1 higher, 300. 900 pounas .,.... Crrneee [email protected] If any of these spending pro- 4nd fat lambs dropped 50 cents| “500. 900 pounds ............. [email protected] posals should be adopted with-|t0 $1. Gooy COWS AU Weight) out any accompanying measures uly ih Medium LLU Tn.00gas. really to halt inflation, the Con- GOOD TO CHOICE HOGS (9335) Sane co SOMNEN. , 1430G16.7 gress that was summoned here] 150-140 pounds J, co 10a 9%) "Bulls (AIF Weights) : to fight inflation will have fanned! 160- 180 pounds 37.006230.50 Beef— rather than quenched it | i ————_ re {Goce a weight) ....cuense Lo. [email protected] . | | 8 AUSALO~ Economists of all hues agree Local Issues {Good crresee,o 26.00038.00 that price controls and re Yediuth AVES by DDN | oe CALVES ( ) J le tH Ses are merely curbs and not cures. | STOrRS oi ve) G000 tu ehuic 30.50¢32.00 They don't reduce the money sup- Agehts Fin Corp il ; Vt au *{Guuncn, O Juda 13.504/2030 ply such as would an excess american States ofd et dba Edowss vy profits tax or limitations on bank A¥rshire. Con Som. or ah ore ha _ veeder ano Nlocker Cattle and Calves | Sean. en TI ein IME ME O00 B00. 2unur iieervanens [email protected] e ¥e . : | BEIL R & Stk Yds com. ....... 30% 32 |4o0d— , 3 | ' . Feeding Chickens A RL 2 Yds t.cx:30 2 js 800 DOUNGS ..c.vvoneens [email protected] hite 1 : Bobbs-Merrill pfd ............ 60 DE OUND vevessrine [email protected] Gleaming wh Central Joya com .......... co We 3G othe HE exer finish, 2 y : Circle Fhewte) som Ae 300-500 pounds 21.0033.00 Sh. Do : WwW Comwlth Loan 4% pfd ...... 86 90 R42 58 Lieve ki IY . Heavy Flier Mi Big oly Consolidated” Pruwnce’ otd ® .. Go0a to chives (Steer) Brome) on ar-Nu- Camas wes au’ & LY J B In Crash Landing Cummings oe com .. .... 11% 18%] 500 pounds down [email protected] super val Cummins Eng pfd os | Medium-- , | Consolidated Industries com. gy | 500 mounds down ... [email protected] DENVER, July 28 (UP) — Consolidated md pid «oovonnes Mo I 0a to 0 i (Heifers) Ensign Richard H. Bennett, 26 Blectronio Lab com |. ..;..l. Lia 3 800 pounds down . ..... 35.50G31.00 Fi St. Louls, Mo., was fretting about| ha, “le, kon RB of -- 81 @% | ines down 31.s0G28.80 -~ sh his Missouri chickens today after | Herff-Jones cl A ple vers 13 SHEEP (725) i ~ ; Val belly-landing his Navy Corsair Some Ns Ta % . 29 |Good closely tte ... 99.009 20.50 A future doct la “thi : A "ne ave fighter plane here. md’ Asso Tel 3 otd.. a [Ee 6.000 38.50 or — lawyer —merchant—chief? The baby that’s Not bother with politics? Why, politics is everybody’s job. If's oT; Feanett, ona gut irom Ind &" hich Eh 1913s Common en taharay 11.00631.30] lucky enough to be born a citizen of the United States will pick your job to: Know what you're voting for —study the issues, the 1 75 . o nver, com... .. . Role . i } i 1 i 3 : : Buckley Field for a landi UZZEC Indpls P&L 4% pra. . 93 ¢ 91 |Good to choice Soe 900g1108 his own life’s work, thank you. No dictator will set him down in a candidates, the platforms. Vote! Vote in national, state and local ckley or a landing yes-|mdpls Water C1 A com .... 17% 13y Common and medium .. .... 1.500 9.00 “youth ” Trek : . : : : terday and then discovered theindpls £ & L 8% pra 01101 " aoaly —— youth movement” or order him into one job or another. Such evil elections —in union meetings and stockholders’ meetings. Serve planeis landing gear was Jarnined. indpis Sater +8 ota” A Con * Local Produce control of education is spreading from one country to another — on juries, civic committees, community drives. Don’t wait to be Sanplete 14 over 298 COM ..... -. . ———————— } : ’, . . . ide, the field in an attempt to Jar|Kienc a sions fe com 13 1 | Poultry — Springers and broilers lsc; but it won't come fo America. Not if you keep on voting at every asked —go to work wherever you can. Stand up and speak out "A rn the gear loose. He finally de- Kingsn & Co com . Sr a Cig Bigg a gli IR Ry election, keep working for the individual freedom that is every for freedom. Working at “politics” is just another way to say: at Barrett's cided on a belly-landing, which |gincomn Loan bbs pfd \ {Ale tbs. und over, 30c; under dia Ibs. American’s inheritance.. guarding your freed. ; dented the undercarriage and Lincdn Loan 5 X a cee on | 3nd leghorna, 26c: No. 2 poultry, 4c less , 3 safe » fr om. bent the propellor. Mastic. Asphat tran | Eggs—Current receipts, 84 lbs. to case,

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