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Lasting Peace, x

Peiping Says ‘Clamp Lid on Vice i= Here---Keep It On,”

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TOKYO, Wednesday, July 4—A Peiping broadcast said

today that Communist China J : ® entered the . Korean _War| largely to protect Manchyria ’

and is willing to talk about! a- lasting peace if the American!

“threat” to her frontier is re-|

re ame owe loop FHA Office Chief Calls in Brass

pestis Fir ease SY rameiomsCircus Tickets Here Shuts To Plot Crime Fight;

: Page > Photo, Page Two Shades of Yalta... an One hundred more needy chil-

ed nt BERBERS OFF Al Loans 2 Joints Under Fire

in Korea and “suggested a pre- Circus at V By IRVING LEIBOWITZ

liminary meeting on the battle- Saturday and Sunday

| They'll see it because Indiane

field Thursday to arrange details. : : : LS (hiaf ONT a > : Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway, Su-apolis Lodge 17 of the Loyal Congress Has Failed Police Chief O'Neal plotted a crime clean-up campaign preme United Nations Command- Order of Moose bought 100 chil- To P ide Fund today to put gamblers off the streets of Indianapolis and er, urged the Reds to send laison dren's tickets at the booth in © Provide Funds ‘halt a growing wave of sex crimes. ¥

officers under a white flag to the front of Thompson's Restaurant By DON TEVERBAUGH e £ - : “ ” - 7ashi . near Illi fy Lae Ka The newly- rder 38th Parallel “ghost city” of Kae-on Washington St. near Illinols| 41 4 fanfare the Fed-| wly-appointed chief ordered top police brass to

song Thursday morning (Wednes- St. : .: . | confer with him at 2 p. m. for “fir nd, up-to-the-mi pp Tonk im Indianapolis Time), to 4 #5 a eral Housing Administration. © es a st hand, up-to-the-minute “insure efficient’ arrangement” of yoy, TOO, can be a pal to office here has shut off all . the armistice talks. needy kids by purchasing 60-cent yj...

He accepted the Communist .pjjqren's tickets and placing proposal to open the main talks pen into the Times box i the, The reason: Congress has

in Kaesong on the western front : om “N, , booth. failed to approve necessary No-Man's-Land™ July 10, but, 4) be helping the Police

. : opriations ex ing fedasked the Reds to make it soon Pal Clubs which keep children appropriations extending : er, if possible, to save lives. out of crime eral’ insurance on loans which Radio Peiping quoted an edi- 2 : {would have carried FHA over the torial in the official newspaper maximum amount permitted by &

| Chinese Dany as says fiat the i t i . law—§1.5 million. ’ se proposal for a meeting 0 Umi our 4 Qf | during the July 10-15 period was y Same: 31! Over

af » You still can apply for FHA I a a topstaer oans. and the local office will}

' | . . 1 [108 Sie gevastnied state of Kore-, India * process your application, but you {an unications. | | y (won't get the money. It's the

Top target for—police are the two near North Side joints on Capitol Ave. suspected of being used for sex orgies, dope parties, illegal liquor sales and gambling. “I'm going to put the lid on vice here and keep it on,” the veteran police officer said.

Plans Trouble-Shooters

Chief O'Neil disclosed he ine tends to organize special mobile “trouble-shooter” squads in addi-

~ i \ 4 ofe { same all over the nation and will § tion to the usual vice squads. He v5 ; 3 A hs i \U. 5. Military - remain so until congressional ap- explained these squads would conMISS ROADEO-—Ingrid Thrasher, Indianapolis model, takes an easier ride than contenders will have in Suspects Reds Autoists Warned Prova) jo grated. tikelv to core SSPi/Rle on ox ones the chief a the Indiana Championship Truck Roadeo July 7-8 at the Fairgrounds. ; WASHINGTON, July 3 (UP) b, in vy hurry. The provision is! said, “It won't be just today. In - bo “ V To val 3 | A hot, humid Fourth with off- neatly strapped to the back. of be everyday.” : . . . { Top military men expressed fears : , : ; t ~ nd : Quiside Indiana olis— { and-on thunderstorms over most the highly controversial defense Chief O'Neal will meet with poPp . {today that the Communists. are : ? toa ; A ; | delavi of Indiana was forecast by the housing bill, now tied ‘up in the, lice captains and inspectors this yr oa ab ; : . - ® x : » C. 3 iolayving Xolon couse re NeEO" Weatherman today. . (House: Banking Committee and! tt SNE afternoon. He intends to explain ri Ta RR oe i uel Cee wi Sams: SR a Sat wg a Eiseneth) He said the highest tempera- under fire because of its provi-| © ey oe ‘personalis his continuing vice 4h \ a HG re ah : } ye ¥ could walk tyres would be in the middle 80s.isions for public housing. Fo CHIEF O'NEAL: There® be crackdown to a special ‘meeting Shaw \ > Ri = _©7 7 fout on the «talks and slap us”| Bus trave: was heavy over the Jocal reaction to the confused) ng let u : of lieutenants Monday. «+ - : : — with another offensive. Diplo-/ week-end, but officials predicted picture 1s mixed. sri vp: - . And so that every police officer - » ! U Oo : ace Oo qa : matic officials did not discount holiday riding below last year al-|° Builders are disgusted and un-| , ‘ {on the force will get the InforInaf f ‘{such a possibility. [though busses will be | , ! » | gas 8 a ern i S : ; Special Nany-eats Wil he (artain of the future, as well as, tion first hand, Chief O'Neal will = 41 . OMAHA BEACH, France—I'm looking at the stretch . posta ists in Communist be- used. : {their place in it. os § Liven g |repeat his orders at every roll avior pointed out that the'delay| Railroad travel was “surpris- Real estate brokers say it's a icall* of uniformed ‘police next

of beach in Normandy where Americans struck on. D- lis not unusual for the Reds, espe- ingly high,” one executive said,!setback. :

> : a » ; : : | ¢ / week. Norumlly overtaxed Inglanspo- Day, seven years ago. I wish I could say it was ugly. [cially in areas far from Moscow.|/and was running above last year.|* Financiers in the building ot Asks Budget Hike r f Meet : urpose of Meeting

maternity facilities The Channel today is calm, the waves are tiny, the today are on basis to alleviate a critical short-| fluffy clouds. ? age of beds. Accommodations for maternity rises so close ‘to the shore patients always less than “adequate,” became a major problem

“emergency” | sun is brilliant in a bright blue. sky which is dotted with by the enemy’s attempt at face- employees vacations.

They suggested that the delay|The boom began last week-end, joan corner accept the situation also might have been occasioned when many business firms gave with a certain aplomb. Although police circles were

| . . ; ‘ ad’ i buzzin ith. saving. Air travel was reported about Pretty Disgusted I | rn a, walk 0 The Reds are known to have/thé same as last year | “There’s no two ways about it.” . cally to clamp down on the flag-

The hilly ground that Guibas y £ State t been moving munitions and sup-| Warns Autoists, Swimmers [said John Bauer, ABC Construc- ; : rant whiskey-dope-sex parties at [plies down from Manchuria to tion Corp., “builders and the pub- Another Story, Page 11 two joints, Chief O'Neal ex-

1s covered with green grass {the battle zone for some time.! Arthur Thurston, state police jjc are getting pretty disgusted A $26,605 increase in funds for plained: 2 and flowers. Just the top part This build-up continued at about SuDerintenfient Ole) for 2 wer with ‘congressional insistence to next year was asked today by, “Reports that these two places pere withthe Sl0sing OF tWo FITS] 7 (he Boic ahs ibe Amnroan ito nsurance the same rate over the week-end a Ay mut. ho PIaY football with housing.” Juvenile Court in its request to are operating illegally has come ‘after the Communist command- e m ee Y, Everything the administrationithe County Council. Ito my attention. I intend tc: tel

of Coleman hospital for remodel- flag are visible from where I

ing a month ago: These facilities

warned motorists that careful ran os : : ; has ‘done recently scemis done Nearly all of the increase is the force that I will not tolerate

1 ers agr : : greed to confer on a truce. driving is just as important as up the sole purpose of- blaming schedal

Military Cem- shortage of houses,” pointed out

am. The flag - i il - gi ing rap > | Gen. Ridgway has received in- 3 ed to go for pay hikes for this conditi B n will be closed 2 flies over the 0 ; 3 N- aver. So is careful swimming, he : : A ec gO | pay) g C on. ut the entire : : ] - 0 !structions on the truce terms he added. the builders for the growing .,.rt workers and to establish an purpose of the meetings is to ex-

until Aug. 1. , only 800 beds, operate on such a close | margin that the oss of 30 has § created the emergency situation. Quick Turnover Fails Indianapolis hospitals, co-operating to meet the greater demands pldced on them when

employees’ retirement fund. plain to the men that we have

ab Now. {should seek. All details 7 i ’ , - ’ Oy em { Preis have may, Praciically all stores 30d gov {Bill Mohr of the Marion County Charles Boswell, chief proba- got to put the lid on all vice all

mandy sBeach | Autoniobile liability insurance! po } Pe ernment offices will be closed to- pocidantial Builder : : Head, Saint- rates for Indiana motorists will _Continued oR Page 3—Col 4 morrow. Only the post office's [Resigerl Ne ground the tion officer, explained that the over the city, not just two places. Laurent Sur le increased between 15 and 18 . « \special delivery section will be est Interests of the public with op was trying 19 equalize sal- Those are my orders. I intend to > ) | | = SOL wr y ap A N ya yey » , Mer, France, Enjoy Summer IN open. There will be no regular |p; FHA football. First it was? evels between Marion County carry them out every day.

; {per cent effective Aug. 1. i » teachers and ourt robation Firs icial i i Remains of P ug. 1 home deliveries. : Regulation X, which demandsiworkers. : P irst official inkling of trouble

| the artificial | Higher repair costs and more] Your Own Home Banks will be closed tomorrow ope. down payments; then the, harbor, called (auto accidents prompted the _ ! = |government stepped out from be-|

at the two near-North Side joints Pay boosts for the two classj- came two weeks ago when a

“ inkl : : Ro tl a n Page 2—Col. 2 : , a Ae OL Laer Mulberry boost, according to state insur-| s oR ae £20k, a | ‘Continued on Ps Be 2 thind the bond market, which Don St Pp Shation pe PD nuent ny Brat Felon asked! Mr. Sovola during the in- lance officials. | mew "Price. $10.50. ‘Requires $3300 Gl Held f ' tightened all credit. and now we unger wt Jiu hig 8 trom Sisstng as one of the _ Sediors Wheneve. Dossiols to send vasion, can be | Application for the higher auto, EN. Davis Realty L1-9908 |! e as Ueserter have this mess,” Mr. Mohr said. to $290 D 9a dn 10 Sat > lor: pos seen sticking |insurance was filed with the,————— Times State Service 0.5280 a month. Complain of Action

patients home after three days. out of the water in the distance. |state by the National Bureau of! failed in some cases to provide the concrete breakwater, are |all large Indiana underwriters.| weather this summer if you rine Corps in March, John Lewel- short,” commented Robert E. : regular facilities for all patients.| the only grim things here to be Tentative approval has been Byy yoUR HOME NOW! (lyn. 22, Elkhart, was held in 8t.|Schreiber, president of the Circle workers. One worker | In several instances in the last| seen. . J } :

placed in hospital hallways and| meters away, I bought a small

Dr. Charles W. Myers,

are - discharged |

Some patients, tharged after

to make the deliveries at the patients’ homes. '

the shortage

charged after three days. May Not Get Rest

J ‘Expected’ It “Ww the You can get double enjoy- SOUTH BEND, July 3— pe As Mr. Boswell announced the

a { “len rovaale ™ Unofficial reports from visit : has| The masts of the sunken ships, (Casualty Insurers in‘ behalf of] |Charged with deserting the Ma-| “We expected them to run budget he also revealed difficul- fo hiss | ment out of the pleasant | | P ties in keeping qualified probation io Lhe establishments have comast week Plained that the operators permit

announced he is leaving for more S€X “orgies, dope parties, after

|granted by the State Insurance| el _ Joseph County Jail today to be Investment Co., speaking of the . . ] Ww iv ings have been| In Bayeaux, about 25 kilo- Department. | ielax and enjoy the sun- | ned over to Marine authorities. FHA. money in private industry and a hours whisky business and gam- » > A Rue your Twn ! | “It has happened before and second said he ig seeking a high- ny. / O'Neal 1} . ; Premiums to Vary ome AND at the same time : v ar paying probe j —hlef O Neal said he would ex. : bunch of red and white carna- : 5 | start yourself on thé road to vy: * d : {everyone here was pretty well pre- 2 probation (job In. We plain to the torcs that he is be : seneral| tions to place on a grave in the Since the state is divided into| financial independence Times Index {pared for it.” he said. “There's no "co" hind the men on their beats 100 Hospital superintendent, said his| cemetery. Standing here think- eight auto insurance territories, . f » 'doubt that it. will retard buildin On Par With Others y 4 1] os + = a Te wari a . : : : : through the security of own- AMUSEMENES «veesanaesss 7 E per cent But he will “not tolerobstetrics staff is working to ca- ing about the incredible peace- premiums will vary. According! ; _ i | : a here, because it will affect. about’ : ate’ nolice Seay i : pacity. Patients there, as in other| fulness of the beach, the flowers [to one official, here's h “hl ing your ‘own home. bo Comics «insss Cheers «18 Br ’ Mr. Boswell pointed out the ate” police officers abusing their y. Patients rs i. ag : the average policy Bal ue | SHOP FOR YOUR HOME | Editorials .....eee.ecus 10 30 per cent of the mortgage busi- new permanent salary scale will ges or police powers. : . > ¥ —C Hy LE o, ? =} TODAY i i ites cena , 12 |ness.” t Marion County pav on a par The men- will have to toe the after three days in cases of nor-| Continued > oa Page Col. 1 anapolis will have to .pay for the] : | BN) Egger! Seed aes 30 Fermor Cannon, head of the Pe EH 40 po ad mark,” he explained. : ; popular “5 and 10” coverage) Shop where you will find Clvde Farnsworth ....... 10 |Railroadmen’s Federal Savings Midwest sections such as Cin- CI circum- | . ($5000 for one person and $10,000| the largest number of home ‘| yo "Looe ...... ..'.. 12 |and Loan Co., felt that the stop- cinnati’ Gary and ‘the Federal . * Accident Prevents for Inore than olle); offerings from which to |. pone’ Johnson ........ 7 (Page of FHA approved loans Court in Indianapolis. Contracts Expected ~ " . Stats Drivers over 25 now pay $27.50, choose. There are homes of | pp Myjjett .......... .. 4 (Would ‘not have too great an' Other increases in *ne court's . . try whenever possible] . . a vear for such coverage, After| ll kinds, sizes, prices and | poogerick C. Othman.... 10 effect on housing. money request include a $3000 pay For 3 Fire Stations 2 1 Aug. 1 they will pay about $34.50 * locations offered in The Times | mean Problems ....... casi Regulation X has already post .for the judge, authorized Coritracts for th : Ir S : es imon a year. | today. , Radio and Television.... 8 leveld off equity buying to where by the 1951 legislature and grant- . : or e construction 8t. Vincent's Hospital termed Drivers under 25 now pay $44.50] The above home is from | Eleanor Roosevelt ....... 4 it should be hes pointed out. oq vesterday by County Council. of three new fire stations for Ine situation,” deedv struck : t 7.3 year. Under the new rates they| today’s real estate pages. | Robert RUark .......c.. 9 Credit should start to loosen up The judge's salary now will be dianavolis are expected to be since there is a possibility that Tragedy struck again at a will pay $51.50. Don’t miss this WIDE SE- | Society ........ Lane on bY October when most of the g13 500. awarded next week. City Pure mothers will not receive adequate year-old Ravenswood girl. » 1” Phe increase will not affect] JECTION in the Classified | sports ..... vivessserii12-13 Narge lending companies will have Remainder of the budger is ‘hasins Agent’ Albert If. rest and care at home when dis« She was given a fighting chance “comprehensive” auto insurance Real Estate pages of | oar] WHBOD J.viitaias been able to digest the terrific nearly the same as last-year with pi Ing = gen Albert H. Losche | WOMBH'S ovivivscssiicdB (amounts they've handed out.” small increases in traveling and sald today.

Bids received yesterday totaled

{of keeping the sight of her right|,,jicies which cover damage to) The Indianapolis Times hs fo , $320.652.

leye, pierced by an arrow fromthe driver's vehicle itself. (the home-made bow of a boy Who, Indiana's insurance rates were

te { But the big point is that the fice expense. Total budget re[little man is being excluded from quested is $143,781.52.

. " | i : it -buy . — —— “Care of the infant and house-\was playing cowboy and Indian adjusted last year. Some rates| The Tanks Sneaked ih Back— [the hOma-DuYIng azket construction of five new sections,

Original plans called for the he 1 Home buying has hold responsibilities may make it in her front yard yesterday. went up at that time. However, * © “the iid PE ae Sajien ih Driver Given Year {but increased costs forced the city impossible for the mother to rest] Doctors at St. Vincents Hos |ine rates were aecreased avout 30 (|g Seize 3500-Foot Peak ‘remeniou Be

when she returns home,” Sister

pital said they would examine the for drivers over 25. t { ————————— ras In Accident Case ' city has a total of $344.000 avail-

; leye late today er tomorrow to, Frank Viehmann, state in-| * \ ; si v . tors Ww administrator, Ye la a : | " i " . 4 py 14. able, “but contractors wanted ; learn whether it could be saved. surance commissioner, declined to Y 1] ing e 4 28th Going South | ICN ONE. July 2 $535,000 for the five stations.

, | {s Hospital in Beech |H Grove has been affected less than| other hospitals. ,- Sister Alexia, hospital admintetrator, said they have been han-| dling more patients than usual, but ‘most have stayed five days. Methodist Hospital, beds for maternity patients is on >

with go! his home, 1719 W. Morris St., last |ingrease, but that he was working against up to 5000 stubbornly re-

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er general condition was good. |relgase the dollars and cents | | Low bids were submitted by.the The accident prevented her figures on this latest boost, saying. gTH ARMY HEADQUAR-| “I haven't seen this many Chi- For Maneuvers [faced pi -one yeas Jem a ie Glenroy Construction Co., $252 {from testifying in Marion County the new rates do not become TERS, Korea, July 3 (UP) —pese since the spring offensive,” i; OF on riders isi fleeing 691, for general construction; Criminal Court 2 against Chester public knowledge until the effec; United Nations forces captured a n Wd. “Thev' | Times State Service Ro 0 or 8 Book Bros. $47.974, for ventilatW. Wallace, 52, who is charged tive date. : |3500-foot mountain peak on the °¢ Officer said. “They're dug into] CAMP ATTERBURY. July 3-- Tom DoHCe. i tenced by Wayne \N8: plumbing and heating: and with attacking her with intent to, He. said the National Casualty west central front of Korea today oy... mound and have incredibly The entire 28th Infantry Division SPears was sentenced by Wayne y,.. g ¢' Electric Co., $19,987,

! ; | Insurers asked. for 1 r cent! strong bunkers. It's up to our ar- will move to Ft. Bragg, N. C., in Circuit Judge G. H. Hoelscher yes- iim . rape in the garage at the rear of In 8 for an 18 per centiafter three days of bitter fighting tillery and air to get them. Those August and early SE ruioer a terday when he pleaded guilty to Top Slectiieal work the’ cinthasts

22. ! |to make it only 15-per cent. sisting Chinese Communists. {bunkers have a. clear path of fire participate in the largest-trajn-@ drunk-driving charge. Police o.,, 1) pe awarded as soon as the Special Judge William D. Bain) AB BS CAR | An armed column of 40 tanks, ake.” X struck the motorcycle and injured Legal Department prepares the

lon every trail our infantry ¢an|ing maneuvers since World War Said Spears fled after his car

the “three day” emergency basis, le ee . : - . : Local medieal officials point out heat ne ae igeaniely.|1] British Privates sion De Bo Despite Gen. Matthew B. Ridg- ea Exercise Southern Pine [tWO persons June 15. He way) POSSSSaTY Papers a (ae! - that Indianapolis hospital facil-|po PERC, Fo pity to Convicted of Mutin (troops who scaled the north peak |¥2Y'8 acceptance of a Communistiine maneuver will be a joint ef. CAuEht after a police chase durties for a]l cases are geared for a up 5a J 8 ina y \iiny lof op 3500-foot mountain, high-|Proposal for a cease-fire confer-/tort hy the Army and Air Force.|IR8 Which Spears was shot. Faces Hearing in Theft population of only 300,000. oe y today might seriously hin-| - SEOUL, July 3 (UP)—Eleven 20 11° 2 000 00 Juth of nce, artillery duels and patrol] The 28th will move to’ North i Nes the prosecution's case against|,riyates of Britain's Royal North-| os, Ag range, SOU skirmishes continued all along the Carolina in units, starting in late Fj k Shadeland Of Load of Oranges wii Gas Station Looted ¢ I The gi Bad previously testified] PTET IARG. Fusiliers were conviet-| “me” Allies had tried vainly, in 100-mile Korean fighting front'July, The transfer will be made ireworks af qcean Lima, O. man accused of Zl Lt | nn” Jobe 22 p y tes ed of mutiny today at a general pa04y hand-to-hand fighting, to extept around Kaesong, scene of by train and motor convoys. Shadeland Drive-In Theater stealing a load of WERE Lo four inner © |field court martial. - scale the eastern, western and the.expected talks. | During the 20-day exercises (has scheduled a fireworks display arrested here last and ~ tubes, an electric drill and the | | They were sentenced to two gouthern slopes. "An unofficial truce prevailed at the division will be part of the for 10 o'clock tonight to be fol- scheduled for a hearing befors ~~ tobacco and cash contents of a, LOCAL TEMPERATURES years at hard labor outside Great Eront dispatches sald the Chi-|Kaesong, 35 miles northwest of “friendly” force which will cp-/lowed by an extra late show at a U. §. commissioner today. ! + cigaret machine were stolen at 6 a. m... 69 10 a. m... 78. Britain for refusing to obey an nese fought “like , maniacs” to Seoul. Allied planes were ordered pose a force of “ sor” troops, 10:50 p. m. It will be a triple Jolin Isaac Orebaugh, : 2 : Filley and Humphrey Gas 7 a.m... 72 11 a. m... 79 |order to attend a training parade stem the Allied drive. But thejto keep away from the ruined Plans for the division following feature: “Tt's a ‘Great Feeling” charged with taking a » Station, 1604 W. Michigan St,| 8 a. mp... 74 12 (Noon) 81 |June 15, a ¢ rely | Allies inched ahead in Bloody, no-man's land city and patrolsithe maneuvers have not been an-| “Soldiers Three” and * Florida ora bound last night, SETAE) ta ie IB a from patrol territory, |close-range combat. ~~ -! \of both sides stayed clear of it. nounced. Straight.” ~~ ad Loling than 0 a “ Sp EL . . 2 3 x ;