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By Harold Hartley :

HOW DO YOU ROLL up a pile of dough? Here's one way. You bet on your country. ; ’ As we get bigger we make and buy more. We spread, out, fill up the land. Value goes up. : ale It’s the old buy-low-and-sell-high habit of thrity Amer- 7 F ee Angle icans which have piled up the yacht money and put new| By TED Nap names on racing stables.

I've got figures here which jets “pis But. they arent. A

show that the people have tablet is a compressed powder, | 2 racked up $50 billion since 1917. coated. And the pill had a doughy ~~ And that's the catch. It takes inside. ; At their request, State Sen. time for values to go up. | But the doughy inside of the Cecil McConahay of Indianapolis . pill won't be doughy inside you. today asked the State Attorney

= un Ed ~ ini y a BUT YOU CAN BUY a lot or The reason, pill is almost nil. | General for an opiniop on whether e dozen, or even a corn field out the boost was proper. Imposed

at the edge of town and hold it. The Bigger Game Monday, the raise affects more

If the. taxes don't throw you for THE GUY WHO has a detailed Pan 10.000 people a year and a loop in the meantme, youll job at the Allison -plant doesn’t causes Marion CURL os lose behave a tidy profit in 10 or 15 get buried in the shuffle. tween 530.000. ava. $50,000. 22 years. |” If he does one little operation "UA: | I have ‘a friend who for 40 all day long he knows what it| The boost was reluctantly or-| years has been laying away a few| means to the whole jet engine. He dered by County Clerk H. Dale shares.of stock out of his pdy. also knows where the jet goes. Soon he had enough stock to buy, In Allison’s “Memo,” passed State Board of Accounts. stock out of his dividends. out today, it says its jets are now Officials said they were unhappy Today, a salaried man, I'd say in the skies over three more about being forced into the move.) he is worth about $400,000, wants foreign countries. So far they to build a house in Florida, has have been zooming the skies of two cars and a home in a wooded Germany, England, Canal Zone, colony at the edge of town. Korea and Japan, as well as Alaska.

|figrht against state imposition of {higher court costs in municipal

Question of Intent

Sen. McConahay, who attended a war powwow of attorneys late vesterday., said it was not the F opi intent of the legislature to apply isn’t really bet—it’s a sure thing. NOW THE REPUBLIC Thun- the $7 fee to municipal courts. Money invested in solid industries, derjets have been delivered to He served on the Organization of keeps multiplying, a little at a Belgium, France and the Nether- Courts: Committee which introtime. lands. And they know where the duced the legislation in 1949 to And I think the public is get- Planes come from. raise dockets fees to $7 In super-| ting wise. That's why so many In Belgium’ bands played: the|ior, circuit and probate courts. millions are putting what few Belgian National Anthem, then| “As I recall it, neither comextra dollars they have in the the Star Spangled Banner while mittee nor the legislature incountry’s ability to create wealth. fhe planes. buzzed the field at 300 tended that the higher fee should RL eet, then swooped back for a be applied to municipal courts,” wk BIOURS g0 up and down hair singer at 100 feet. the Senator declared. price my friend never; And all this Allison tells the c hi ; worries. He’s not buying and sell- routine, detail worker. so he'll Otto K. Jensen, chief examiner, ing stocks. He's after dividends. never forget he's a part of the of ihe State Board of Accounts, And that's how the American bigger game of world security said Marion County should have aT fs been charging. the higher fee

public picked up a cool $50 billion ’ in less than a quarter century. Don’t Bend It since 1949. He told The Times instructions to

Good thing for a young man to NT AORY Tuesday his know. : IF YOU GET one of those blue charge $7 followed an opinion

: card-checks punched full of holes given by the Attorney General's Whose Iron Curtain?

ia ee Hie government, don't bend office. a JEANNE Cook came in. She's ~The Federal Reserve is kicking Deny Opinion Made eyes fn iy Sone lon with its head off because people put But deputies in the Attorney quoise quarters them in sweaty pockets, carry General's office today denied such 1 = them until they're dog-earred, and an opinion had been made. “It

She had in tow nine aliens. bend th y id em to s yak ; saad" : They are employees of our em- put in billfolds. Nas tok geen discussed,” one of

: : . o n n bassies in West Germany, Aus-| WHAT THE Federal Reserve, tria, Iran, India and the Philip- doesn’t like. is that they balk in| Deputy Norman Beatty Jr, reppines. They speak good ‘book their automatic machines, won't (resented the Attorney Generals English.” © fit any more than a bent coin Office yesterday at the meeting of Fear BN aly will go into a pay telephone. |seven attorneys and Sen. McCon- ‘ RUBY PANTZER, the - brisk, Carry them flat and dry, and ahay. Mr. Beatty said an opinion op leve [2omey and leading you'll rate ace high, with Mr. would be given within a few local spokesman On foreign rela- Whiskers. | weeks tions, was asked to take over, see “It's rv ; that the nine from the U. 8. In- Beer Bottle Polka i ihe ere Ne i formation Service got acquainted OWENS-ILLINOIS is using In- 0 > cal with the Indiana they were trying dianapolis as .a “seed bed” for and usually the poor people, said “= to tell (their natives “about back! nonreturnable bottles 2" [Attorney Gerald Purdy, who pre= “home. : | There's a jin oar siaa 1. |sided at the session, - : = : a ! é gle contest tied in| ; hota ’ They wen ne Pensa Tel mithisomee $3500 of Owens-Illinots|, ALIOTACY Mauxice Peak, who

Rh MAKING MONEY that way

© Rrmdtoys EYE, the arr Bu. cash tied in. You put the merits | Dandies about’ 100 municipal civil

reau, the Federal, Juvenile and Of the bottlé fo Hiting rhyme, | Cases & moiith, chimed in: Circuit Courts, Indiana University vg vr] and saw “Annie Get Your Gun.” AND OWENS-ILLINOIS wants were set up in. 1925 ia "x a [to ‘shake off a myth. It's the man’s’ court. This higher docket THESE ARE THE PEOPLE term “plastic” bottle applied to fee takes it out of that class. who explain the United States to/the throw-aways. | their own people back home totag in the last big war because|is more than doubledwby court offset the steady push of Russian they were so light. costs.” propaganda. Take it from me, there's no | State Auditor Frank T. Millis|plastic in them. They're all glass Involve Less Than 3500 had the assignment, but he It’s much cheaper. : walked out on it; said it was a Mi y fined to cases involving less than waste of the taxpayers’ money incke’s Grove $500. Most of them are claims To me that sounded “provincial”. IF I WERE TO ASK you to|for failure to pay for rent, cars, or “isolationist.” They were in Meet me in $t. Louis, I think I'd|food or household goods. danger all while they were here. (try to find Mincke’s Grove. Within the past year, Marion And so were their families. It was there that the bands County’s two municipal courts]

The Germans had been warned Played and gleaming carriages handled more than 10,000 such|gs Machine Co nines The 1951 total may riser "1 Tahoe 8% ofd .

by Russian. radio that if the So-/Paraded, soldiers and fire engine cases.

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McConahay Clarifies |basune; across a muddy Korean

Layyers handling ihousdnds of |atks, South of the bayonet line A LOT OF PEOPLE call tab- Sha! CIVI! Cases ay opened a|w.ne 17 United Nations vehicles

Brown per instructions from theleor the truce talks County Nations permission—were re-

“These municipal civil “courts Lodpls Ath Club Realty Co ... 8] 8 | as . ‘poor|Jefierson National Life com .. 10

They got that|Often a judgment of less than $10 Marmon-Herrington ‘com .

Municipal civil actions are con-|

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UN Convoy Turns Back— _ _

Draws a

By FRANK H. BARTHOLOMEW § United Press Staff Correspondent 3

A COMMUNIST COMMAND

{ Korean officer drew a line with a

road today and warned 20 Allied correspondents not to cross it. Nine miles to the north lay Kaesong, city of the cease-fire

carrying correspondents, commun{ications and service personnel.

Sidearms and Rifles

And directly beside the bespectacled North Korean officer were 15 Chinese troops with sidearms. As the scene became tenser by the minute, a truck from Kaesong rumbled in with Chinese troop reinforcements—this time carrying rifles,

The Korean officer refused to let the convoy through until the 20 correspondents—first to head with United

moved. Convoy commander Capt. Henry McAllister of Hamburg,

N. Y., refused to bow to Communist orders. He gave the Reds half an hour to get new orders. When they were not forthcoming, he ordered the entire convoy back to its advance United Nations base 11 miles to the south. Twice, the North Korean junior officer, wearing yellow shoulder by standing alongside the Korean

boards, drew his bayonet across officer and relaying orders.

the road. Each time, more nervous.

he grew The Chinese officer, his left eye completely closed, wore a shabby infantry uniform. He had no identifying insignia. It was apparent he was not! The North Korean drew his bayacting independently. A pock- onet line first when some newsmarked, one-eyed Chinese officer men moved behind him. He orran the show, first indirectly dered all United Nations petsonfrom the background, and later nel to stand back behind the line.

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NO FARTHER—The commander of a North Korean outpost tells U. S. Army interpreters their convoy of United Nations newsmen will not be permitted to proceed to Kaesong.

Then he told all but the United Nations laison officers to return to their vehicles. The correspondents stepped behind the line bat declined to return to their truck. One photographer heard a baby crying in one of four thatched huts on thé lett side of the road and hurried over to take a picture through the window,

Local Stocks ond Bonds John §, Wright, Retired

~—July 12—

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| Delta les, Som i'd pea 11 9h © "|S. Wright died: yesterday in his Lquitaple Securities oI vuivs 3 ; home, 4411 Washington Blvd. He Family Finance. com .. began working for Lilly’s upon Family Finance 5% bfd 100 - oraduation frdm Purdue Univer- . 31 ..|sity in 1892 and received an hon3 a3 orary LL.D. degree from the uni-

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w+ (cal Society, Indiana Pioneers, Innn dianapolis Century Club, Indian231; apolis Literary Club, Athletic 343, | Club, Columbia Club and Merid841s ian Hills Country Club. He was i a past president of the Indiana {Academy of Science.

23 1093 Following his retirement, Mr. 17% Wright was active in the Indiana 12% m= 3%!

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viet took over their countries,|Companies—and 2000 people at-|as high as 20,000, county officials] soNus they "would get one year in Si- Jended the birth of the Missouri estimated. : Aeron Sa Fi 55 ....0 BY beria for every month they Pacific Lines. I | American Security 5s 60 ...... 96 Mrs. Paul M. (Frances M.) Bain . J : n-nearly all cases, the court] 328 60 ....... 98 tray 6 worked for the United States. It was a hot July 4 just 100 costs. are paid by the defendant. | Bastian Morley 881 rae . 97 [| Sr., 63, of 6015 Cooper Road, lifeAnd the Filipino. had been Years ago where they broke the ory ork | Batesville Tele Co 4138 ....... 85 .---l]ong Indianapolis resident. Servp 3 Heretofore, the docket fee was|Buhner Fertilizer 5s 58 ... . ’ warned six times about working ground for the first railroad to|gy which went to county funds.|Goumbia Club 3-58 63... % nujices 1:30 p.m. Saturday. O. H. for the United States, and the be built west of the Mississippi. As of Monday, the charge is $7 | Citizens ind Tel 4%3 6, ce 10 ... Herrmann Funeral Home. Burial 3 ’ Laults Securities 5» eens PE r penalties. and why. THE MAYOR TURNED the|per case and all goes fo the state. Hamitol Mig cots ,[") gg © Washington fark | stilt can't understand w : : . : J {first s i { e 8 1{indple Pui 58 6 =u ‘ A ii Frank Millis tried to put up a rst spadeful of dirt and a shout County officials estimated this wil hls tie Loar 9 64 Ca Ta Mrs. Luna ‘B. Demory, 71, of

went up, and rails reached out in| bring nearly $140,000 a year to

Hoosier “iron curtain,” the very| : : 2 gl thing we're trying to break down gleams threads to open up the the state treasury.

around the festering edges of the Thére were tail hats and tail

Soviet Union. nae : The nine aliens will carry back goats and a sense of something the eye witness story of Indiana, 5 ‘1appening, but no one knew

put it on .paper In their native|cXactly what or how big were to] Th ifmk tae

be the fortunes which lay in the! tongue, and help to get us bet- 3 | ter understood where we need it Path of the Setting Sun, most. I'm glad they came. MINCKE'S GROVE is gone, | I hardly needed to explain all gobbled up by the city, the Mis. | this. For when Kurt Pantzer has souri Pacific, the iron arm to the his hand in anything, I don’t hesi- west: which was to bring back]

tate. I just vote for it. gold in manV forms. . . And what I'm getting at is that The Pil Is [ Nil a sound idea usually outlasts the! THE PILL “HAS taken "a setting in which it was born. powder.” I mean Minske’s Grove, import-/

Gummy little balls, coated with'ant for a day, the Missouri Pa-| sugar, are all but extinct. cific for a hundred years.

Instead you get your sip-and- . in nara With a Plus

wash-it-down medicine gelatine ‘capsules, soft rubbery) GENERAL MOTORS which capsules, or compressed tablets. hands out big dough in Indiana Here's how bad the pill has payrolls has signed up 55 per cent fared. Eli Lilly & Co. used to turn for U. 8. bonds. out 700 medicines in pill form. Nearly, 230,000 GM employees Today the list is down to seven. |are using the payrool savings 8 ¥ = plan. AND THE COMPANY has an| And they'll get some of their automatic pill machine whichimoney back in the contracts GM used to run day and night, turn- has with the Defense Depart-| Figs . Olson 13 uitung Jus ing them out by the thousands. ment, plus a 33 per cent add-on in apply for it you'll want to Today Lilly’s pill machine runs 10 years. apy nis reasons for givin only one week out of every month, Good business, I call it, patriot-| 4 up. Eg

Read the ‘story in Parade Magazine . . . on Sunday. PARADE comes with the Sunday Times.

Selecting campus “dream girls” sounds like an enviable job. But to Don Olson, Dream Editor of the University of Wisconsin humor magazine, it’s a nerve-frazzling chore.

and only nine months a year. ism with a plus.

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Glen R. Henderson, 47, mayor eriat—Premium, 8 of Connersville, was driving In Indianapolis last night when his U. S. Statement car and one driven by Caroll J.

| ‘WASHINGTON, July 12 (UP)—Govern- i ans y : de . ment expenses and receipts for the cur- Main, 3050 N. Illinois St., collided rent fiscal year through July 10, com-!at Meridian and 34th Sts. pared with a year ago:

| 51 Vs Year Last Year Mr. Main was injured slightly, Expenses 459, 495 5,139,568 2 Ao arts i 1.019.014. 754 s51.560.304 PU refused medical attention. | Deficit 439,845,740 313,579,203 Earl Madison, 133812 Hoyt Ave.,

6.100,507.297 4.754,478.673 : 254.710.759.275 257.178.270.678 Was arrested last night after a

21,756.959.501 24,206490.167/ car jn which he was a passenger | crea RlANAPOLIS CLEARING HousE overturned at Noble St. and Flet- | Debits ag.000.000 cher Ave. - The driver, unidentified, ran away before police arrived. Madi-

{Cash balance | Public debt

Kiwanis Speaker “Constitutional Rights” will be {the topic of member Harry Yock-| ley, speaker at the Kiwanis lunch-|

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LOCAL DEATHS

Mayor Slightly Hurt

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Mr. Wright

jand Marion County Tuberculosis | Associations, Indianapolis Family Service Association, the IndianapJolis Community Fund and a member of the board of trustees of the Meridian Street Methodist Church. Surviving are his wife, l.ectania Newcomb Wright; a sister, Mrs. Bertha Wright Mitchell, and a brother, Harry E., Kokomo

Home, Terre Haute. Burial Rose Lawn Memorial Cemetery, Terre Haute, ”

” » John W. Rupp, 84. Chandler,

Ariz., formerly of Indianapolis. Services 2 p.m. Saturday Grinsteiner’'s Funeral Home. Burial Crown Hill.

w n on Mrs. Emilie Ruth Bridgman, 59, of 230 E. 9th St., Apt. 615, Antlers Hotel employee. Services 2 p. m. tomorrow Royster & Askin N. Meridian St. Mortuary. Burial Crown Hill.

son was treated at General Hos pital and charged with drunkenness, disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. August Swanson, 77, was treated at General Hospital for injuries received when an auto hit him in front of his home, 736 Lexington Ave, James Allison, 16, of 615 N. Pennsylvania St., hit by a trolley while crossing Massachusetts Ave. it Pennsylvania, was treated at Methodist Hospital.

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Hogs Steady - To Mostly 25¢ Lower

Trading Opens * |< Moderately Active

| Hog trade opened only moder-

ately active today in the Indianpolis Stockyards.

| Hogs, 6000; barrows and gilts, steady to mostly 25 cents lower; choice 170 to 250 pounds, largely $22.50 to $23; few loads choice No. 1 and 2 from 180 to 225 pounds, $23.25; extreme top, $23.35; 250 to 290 pounds, $21.75 {to $22.50; 290 to 325 pounds, 21.50 to $22; 120 to 160 pounds, ' {$18 to $21; sows, 25 cents lower; i (bulk, choice 300 to 550 pounds, {$17.25 to $19; odd lightweights, 1$19.25; extremely heavies, $17. Cattle, 500; calves, 300; steers tand yearlings steady; cows steady {to weak; bulls about steady; - {choice to prime yearlings, $35.50 {to $36.50; small lots commercial {and good, $28 to $33.50; commercial cows, $26 to $29; utility, 1822.75 to $25.50; canners and cutters, $17.50 to $22.50; weighty cutters, $23; bulls, $31 down; vealers fairly active, steady; choice and prime, $3550 to $37; commercial and good, $29 to $35. Sheep, 300; native spring lambs steady; choice and prime, $31; one The one-eyed officer rushed over lot uniform, $32; good and choice at the head of the 15 Chinese in-|Slaughter ewes, $12 to $15; pdd

There was an ugly culls down to $10.

fantrymen., moment. Just then, the truck bringing additional Chinese troops with | rifies roared in and the troops | hopped out. The correspondents] wasted no time in returning to! their truck. y

Ollie M. Beck Rites Saturday

Retired New York Central System employee Ollie M. Beck will be buried in Washington Park following services at 1:30 p. m. Saturday in Shirley Bros. Irving Hill Chapel A native of Crawfordsville, he died yesterday in his home, 4933 Brookville Rd. He was 62 and lived in Indianapolis 42 years, during which time he worked in

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i Surviving are his ‘wife, Mae; a |Indianapolis; a sister; Mrs. Clara Cox. .Morgantown, Pa., and One ‘grandchild. :

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