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Initial Government Buying Presages Big Run Later By HAROLD H. HARTLEY, Times Business Editor WAR ORDERS are beginning to roll into Indiana. It's the first push of the rising tide of government buying. Engineering Products Co., 2208 E. Washington Bt.

Business ‘Wall Street Glad Controls Are Not More Drastic |

By ELMER C. WALZER NE YORE Tel Baie : , July 20-—Wall Up in South Bend, Bendix has two orders, one Yor Street and industry today ac-|

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Sharing of Common Enemy For Good Feelings Around Adi

By ANDREW TULLY, Seripps-Howard Staf

good example of how in this nutty world even two peaple with a mutual enemy can’t quite get around to trusting each other. Technically, the United States and Yugoslavia are pals, now

that Stalin and Tito are making faces at each other. But that's not 20 on top of Opicina Hill where the internationally governed ter.

ritory of Trieste suddenly ends This border point is a desolate After all the territory is a place in a deso- . .. neutral dot on the map. Its govlate country. The iernment is shared by the United ground is hard, States and Sreat Britain, each with only a few | | with 5000 troops in the north, and inches of soil dis- : [the Yugoslavs in the south. So guising its solid {the Triestines feel the security of rock base, and . officially designated non -comscrub oak grows /batants—and life is pleasant. in a perfunctory | Possibly though they should fashion. Beyond {brush up on their history. For the border point /instance, there was once another and its weirdly neutral dot on the map. It was spaced concrete called the Free City of Danzig, rnadblocke pret stretches the road to Sesana, Yugoslavia.

A couple of kids guard this bor- Walsh Assails der. On: one side is Pfc. Henry H I M )

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Skrok of Weston, Vi. attached { to the military government. On the other is an unidentified Yugo-

onda, but they were expected. barrel. i mendations. LEGEND plent okesan tor the Allison Then the child touched Wil-| So far as the Stock Market is Scarrenen ar +l not be reaveled here if the a liam’s foot and the penny flew!concerned, the experts felt that SHOWIRS ome, But Would ove th ay TE straight as an arrow and knocked the content of the message had Go? OITA ha A nounced by the Air Force "the apple off his son’s head before been over-discounted. Wall Street CCT¢ THUNDER Four or five other firms are SPiering the bank. It never had looked for more drastic con- 5’ STORMS V7 RAIN t 8 / - A : \ known to have “war orders” MISSed- Hol Zequests, and hence was re FM REGUSPALOFF. COP 1950 EOW. LA WAGNER. ALL IGHTS RESERVED. which are unannounced because ’ Of their super-secret nature ANOTHER MADE IN 1888 had The Stock Market moved up TONIGHT AND TOMORROW-—-Cooler weather is predicted for the northern half of the na- slav youngster, They are only 50 2 la trick dog. When a coin was put sharply after the

TODAY THE FIRST daily con. !? the dog’s mouth and a lever the “war babies’—aircrafts, solidated synopsis of the govern. Was pushed, the dog jumped steels, railroad equipments, and

tered showers and thunderstorms are forecast for the central states. ment’'s war needs was received by through a hoop and put the penny oils—leading. Mrs. Lillian Kreps, manager of !0 & barrel, Some market experts anticipat-

About People— the Indianapolis Co-operative Of-| Richard Freije, vice president eq further advances. Some caufice of the U. 8. Department of ©f the Indianapolis Morris Plan, tioned that selling sauld Sevelop Fliers oy my Commerce, learned that Anthony W. Pender- at this time as the ma

Daily she will get a list of the 8ast of Terre Haute had a col- zolidates its position. “ai ap government's wants, and a similar lection of banks. peared convinced that the ‘‘emoPilot Couldn't Catch Soaring Objects

Hogs Hit $24.

Skidding hog prices today did turn-about, jumping 25 to 350 Dr higher, then falling back to. quotations steady with yesterday's 75-cent drop in the Indianapolis Stockyards. The early farmer

list will be kept by Fred Byers,| So he went to see them, and the tional selling” has run its course. industrial manager of the Cham- fever mt him, He started his own Commodities Erratic collection. ber of Commerce. Commodity markets had a

list is to expedite , th . 4 Chin 3 Stare It is : THE EVER HIT Bill Schloss, Scare in the President's recom-

new system which is designed to president of Morr's Plan, too. He mendation for controls to curb made the

had special lighted showcases built credit for speculation. These, Now it's flying triangles, t rfit today as best kof the 3 _ | greater profit ay a st por take advamage he productive 80 customers, especially small markets moved erratically after| Two Seattle, Wash. men, J. K. ers sold at $23.75 to $24.50. per

capacity of plants in every manufacturing center. boys and girls, could see the full the

ya» ingenuity of the savings bank in- gains. t Ft. Lewis a photograph they peach bove $24 $0 WAR ORDERS are on the VeDUOTS. Recently commodities have had 2 ht reached above $24. way, and manufacturers who And Morris Plan's Jim Acker- gharn advances, particularly the 5ald they took from their light! Goad and choice sold at $23.75 want to share in the war effort Man is taking the banks around import ones such as rubber; tin, plane while returning from a busi- {, £24 25. Several hundred 180 to will do well to keep a close eye '° CIVIC groups, showing how they pepper and cocoa. Domestic com- Nes trip to Texas. The pictures 595 pounders reached $24.50, the

speech but many showed Rockman and A. IL. Meakin, today hyndredweight. By

mid-morning showed Army intelligence officers trade slowed. and sales

barely

; 8 y work and telling how they came modities also have had a broad Showed two small white objects {qn weights from 230 to 250 = ihe daily synopsis en romes to be invented. (rise. Sitlined against a barren sage- pounds brought $2325 to $24. | brush-dott airie. z ; a q 2 After all, that's easier than in GE's See-Hear | ne Board ot Governors ori’ dotted prairie Heavier weights remained scarce.

“I happened to look down and, prices from $22.50 to $23 were IM-'gaw the objects ‘far below,” Mr.

manufacturers went to Washing- THE GENERAL ELECTRIC mediately took action to reduce packman explained. “At first they paid for. 250- to 270 poulter: ton and had to hunt up the “right CO. fast on the think-ball, rojied speculation. They raised the re- seemed to be Standing still. They Weights up to 300 pounds fe a man” to get part of the govern- up the curtain TStenlay on its quirements for original margins were triangle.shaned. and ey $21.50. Pigs weighing 2 2D H Gif to the W Id Varren s a rect ube modities traded on that market. tips, which were black.” He said a ats und lens er i to . or 3s 2 angular tube and pps pew margins are effective they were at 9000 feet when theo pounce MAYBE YOU'VE NOTICED, let the word leak that in the fall; 4 aonqay. By oo tauen $19.2 25 to $20.50, A Tew urought 1 did the first time I checked my|}s '» scheduling Production of Ai The exchange trades'in copper.” The pilot, Mr. Meakin, said he soi Yin Co to $10. Sales hat in the Athletic Club, 24-inch screen. That's a whopper, lead, zinc, tin, hides, and rubber. put the plane in a dive to try to pounds old a1 5.7! So it ge It's the hat checker, Mrs. Hal DIE a8 a newspaper page. The margin increases ranged to catch the “triangles” But when of extreme heavywelg Beacham. There's something! GFE Is stressing fine cabinet go per cent, with the widest ad- the plane reached 3000 feet. the $15

the last war, when thousands of Commodity Exchange, Inc,

about her. It's gentility and cul- Work, designs which add a touch ,,,.q in hides, objects had gone about five miles, | . Prices remained gen Eh! rally 1y ture, and a firmness of charac- Of elegance to any living YOOM, '1nq.ctrc leaders were quick to ne. said. ‘Local | ter. You get it in her voice, her and its “black-daylite” feature .,, 40, py) co-operation of their ocal Issues

manner, which makes TV pictures easy to She's been there since 1944. 85¢e without darkening the room. Athletic Club records show that a" 8

¥ resources. Mrs. Dorothy I. Young. 28, ‘of | The National Association of Boston, was fined $100 in district

STOCK ‘Manufacturers pledged the pro-|court yesterday in the theft of American Bites Som...

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she lives at 819 Locke St. But] GE TELEVISION shows the j..tive weight of Américan in- SiX cartons of cigarets from a Arrshire Colleries com 11% 12 her heart and soul belong to her Benefit of the wiillions of dollars dustry “to supply the full needs of for a church She i they were Res “rinn103 « linvested in researc ng ou or a chur ie s com . pe a ith me B mimgte. the best way to bring | the United ates and the Jatiom, oy a . Babos- ere pid. $a She has three children. One, and words through the air. serve fresdom.” : Te umes 1 Kenting was convicted Central PLAN oi William, carries mail. Another, Don’t miss the line, when YOUTe! “ne big financing companies, or op ess driving in Seattle, Comma gs obm 1111101 a Mrs. Octavene Beacham Fergu- TV-minded. It's got something. ash., yesterday, despite his plea Si imine En pais 101

{which recently have been warning that he was weaving down the Consolidated anes 8 pid .. 97 about over-extension of install- highway because his dog kicked Gola’ Bae am Canary ment credit went along with the him, Eastern Ing Teis § fd . {President's plea for a return of {eontrols on this type of credit.

son, is the wife of a dentist in 2 . Richmond. Too Big, Too Fast

2 | RENZO CARLI who, runs the AND HER OTHER daughter, Farina factory in Turin, Italy,

Mrs. Hallie Beacham Brooks, a%- tells George Weller of The Times sistant professor in the Atlanta Foreign Service that Americans Caution on Hoarding Service Standards | University School of Library make their cars too big. “ | Merchants continued to caution Science, recently was elected into] And what for, he asks. lagainst hoarding. They said there, Mostly Unchanged n ! WASHINGTON, July 20 (UP)! ng

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Ye Pi Lambda Theta, national hon-| gamilies are getting smaller./was plenty of supplies of goods

orary organization for Women yet we build those extra big, available and that hoarding only There has been little relaxation 103° in Education at the Untversity cushy rear seats which are empty sets up artificial shortages ahd lof mental and physical require- | 2 of Chicago. 80 per cent of the time. induces new panic buying. f Sa Wal es or i108] 110 On a year's leave she is WOrk-| Hs says the Italians are alll W. F. Williamson, executive Men's for recruits by the armed gh Fast 30% 00 om 1 12 ing at Chicago U. toward Ph. D.\wrang, too. Over there they like \vice president .of the National forces. {Kinean & Oo. fom 3 108 and she holds degrees from But- speed. So they build cars guar- Coffee Association, said there are| Here's the situation: Lingan & Co 4% pid » ler University, Columbia and Chi- anteed to do sixty miles an hour. ample supplies of coffee for every- The Army. relaxed its mental Marmon- Herrington com BY cago U. | £2 9 one, requirement because of its call Not H aon! tom : x ; o She has won two scholarships] THERE'S ITALIAN cunning Since the shortage scare last for 20,000 draftees. Selective N*' HOB id we 00 i$ and a grant from the Carnegie about that. The cars will do year, Mr. Williamson said, ade- Service requires a mark af only No nd Pub a 4 iy pid ... 30%. 192% Corp. maybe sixty-five, But the Italian quate crops have been harvested 70 points on the Armed Forges P ® Mallory Co +8 vs 2 i i rw who shoves the accelerator in all producing countries and the! qualification test, so the Army au. of Ind com : 3 25% | . SHE 1S PRESIDENT of the through the floor enjoys making outlook for the new coffee crop! dropped its qualifying mark from Public Serv of Ind 3is 881 90 | Atlanta University Women's Club, 0 0). of faster than it should, |is “very good.” . | Be ed Cummins oa”: 18% a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha, . oyu it. Lever Brothers Co. said that = Neither the Navy nor the Air! Be hd Ea pem : i Sorority and a member of the Italy has narrow, wind- soap and synthetic detergents are Force has relaxed its require- Stokaly- Yas Earns " .e 13% executive board of the College ing roads and they don't need in plentiful supply and there is ments as yet. However, it is like-| tanrie: & Or 5% nid 31% Division of the YWCA. hat I speed any more than Americans no reason for housewives buying |y that the Army's relaxation on| Soe Machine Malieabie’ a ’ Re you San. see Wiha need those big wide rear seats, [more than their usual quotas. (nwental requirements will tend to Unites Teleohone 8% pid ... . mean by Mrs. Beacham being an eer | The steel industry withheld reduce those of the Air Force TnBE-aivid ». unusual woman, firm in character, yNpDIANS DRUG USE {comment on the speech, Just now. and Navy too, | with soft manners and confidence.. The early American Indiansiits plants are operating at full The Marine Corps has aised] An 3 Steen seve oe | You'll notice that when YOU qed 144 drugs for specific con- rate and expansion projects to only its physical requirements. It! Bastian Mi 8 check your hat. ditions, 59 of which still are in- raise the industry's capacity by Bg - now accepts otherwise qualified! Jubhar Pa > 2 ve A Penny Saved cluded in our modern pharm- more than six million tons are on who are color blind or Who! Gitisens Ind 0 4 ’ SPENDING FOR THE average acopoeia. in Progress. The goal or AN pave a few cavities in their Eo {Columbia Club [4 - Americdn has always been more Sn Bn. a ot U5Z ar 08 teeth, ees 88 0 fun than saving. Ship Movements capacity is 100,563 500 tons . oe % n So all sorts of tricks have been By United Press sally. = 2% Local Truck Grain Prices | {ne a o Sevised ISDuLa kith in s2 ving. | Bout aamaton: great, Naples” BUESbe, Aluminum Company of Amer-| : e kiddie's bank which slides New rk Demartures—Am fap. sensing sc buying in § 3 truck wheat, $191. 2 104% 100 out a chocolate bar when a coin pried, Cher bourd” Excelsior, Casablanca; § scare buying in its 8 3 yellow corn. 31.41. | Paver Art wares il ances, Truillio: Triton. Fampatar (product, announced it has begun | No. 3 soybeans. $2.80, | Punlie Service 3%4s 78 1lll108 10% allocating aluminum to assure “Ro. oats 8 88c. | Traction Terminal bs 87 ™ “has

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gleady on steers, in cattle trade, fell 50 cents, A small lot of high-good and choice mixtures of steers and heifers reached $31. Small lots of medium and good short-fed yearlings sold at $28 to £30.50. Common and medium grassers brought £22 to $27.50 Good beef cows sold at $23 to $24. Common and medium brought $18.75 to $23. Canners and cutters sold at £16 to £19.75. Weighty cutters reached $20. Medium and good beef and sausage bulls sold at $22.50 to $25. Cutter and co m mon grades brought $19 to £22.50. Vealer prices reached §1 higher in upper classes, but only 50 cents higher on lower classes. Good and choice sold at $29.50 to $31. Common and medium brought $21.50

but bull prices

Sheep prices weakened in fairly active spring lamb trade. Good and choice sold t $27 to $27.50. One lot reached $28. Medium and good brought $24 to $27. Common were salable down to $20. Although slaughter ewes were scarce, quotable steady at $6 to $11. Noon estimates of receipts were: Hogs, 4875; cattle, 850; calves, 350, and sheep, 475.

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| 26-year-old | -idriver involved in a fatal accident | 17, Saturday, was. bound over to the ype army has another concern, this time. “Half measures are not 3 grand jury under $500 bond to- pore than 3000 army wives and sufficient. is .|day on charge of reckless homi- cpjjqren are settled in the little!

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Hoosier Demands Whole War Story

By DAN KIDNEY

5000 miles, ‘Seared to Death’ “Hell,” says Private Skrok, “I

Times Staff Writer ‘tried once to talk to him in Jug : lingo but he just looked at me WASHINGTON, July 20 '—

‘as though he was scared to death. President Truman has asked for Those guys must think we eat 3 minimum, when a maximum is babies or something.” He Sucked required, Rep. John R. Walsh, Ouse Aan! hie oe Svan Anderson Democrat, declared to“Take a look at that guy close 9aY. up and you'll see what I mean,” As a member of the House he said. Armed Services Committee, Mr, I put the binoculars up to’ my Walsh was to have gone to the eyes and took a Toelt oh Soy Pentagon today to get first hand ‘ugoslav, hlonde an andsome, . Yugosla At his carbine nervously. FePOrts on the Korean fighting hung his head foolishly and and future war plans from Deducked behind a shrub, fense Secretary Louis Johnson Pvt. Skrok laughed sadly. “He and the heads of all the military always does that” he said. “I gervices. : x guess he's shy, or maybe he thinks That meeting was postponed we're turning some kind of death until next Tuesday. In a letter ray on him. ‘from Committee Chairman Carl “Once when another guy Was Vinson (D, Ga.) Mr. Walsh was over there, somebody started tak- jnrormed that “important devel. ing a picture and darned If the snments” had made postpones Jug didn’t fire his gun in the air n.nt necessary.

and then start yelling like some. Earlier this week the ae

body had stomped on his corn’ Even young Skrok for all his {teemen received a secret report

brought to $29. Culls brought $15 to $21.50. non tan’t quite so blithe as he from Gen. Omar Bradley, head

seems. The military in the territory 0f the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Act-

of Trieste has been on a war foot- INE on the picture given them by .

ing since the invasion of South/him, Mr. Walsh took the floor Korea with all leaves cancelled after the President’s message was and a 24-hour alert or. Its at- read yesterday and pleaded for titude has changed from the polite an adjournment of politics, | boredom of several weeks ago to, Today he declared that he was one of intense watchfulness, for sorry the President didn't ask for this i= border country whichever all-out controls until the war is direction you go. won. It's only a few Kilometers to, «1 believe that the people are |Yugosiavia and with Hungary and ready for such sacrifice, if they |Bulgaria making menacing sounds ,.e ‘told the whole truth” Mr, on their own Yugo borders. WAT yaish said. “Fear of congression‘cauld fall here like a ton of bricks|s; reaction should not deter the In a matter of hours. | President, nor should any Senator Another Concern ‘or Congressman be thinking of Aside from military matters, his own petty political future at

houses on Opicina Hill

Most of | 9 ie Varnado, who surrendered to these “vives put on the usual light- Butler to Award

[the sheriff's office yesterday, ap- hearted American front, but they [Degrees to 250

16 peared in Municipal Court 3 be- are all worried, nevertheless.

fore Judge Pro Tem H. M, Zenas Connor, 30, Mooresville, | {Ind., a milk truck driver, died {Sunday at St. Francis Hospital of injuries he received when his vehicle collided with Varnado's car. The accident occurred at

. Sherman Dr. and Raymond St.

Varnado lives at 3128 E. Towa St.

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will be conferred on | Curiously, the Triestines reimain calm. Across the Gulf I: seniors and graduate students [Trieste in Venice and hundreds | I Butler University's first out. of miles south in Rome, the ten. d00r summer commencement exgion at times gets hair-raising. Arsises Aug. 4. Butler President Rut here where a powder keg/M. O. Ross will present the derests on every doorstep the grees at 3 p. m. in Butler Bowl, {people are determined not to even; Dr. Roy Ewing Vale, pastor of think about war. the Tabernacle Christian Chren, The Triestines éling to the ‘will deliver the address.

Scientists are probing into the mystery of Life Unlimited | -. —and are coming up with amazing results. : ® “...in ten years,” says one of them, “with the proper re- : 1

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