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3 Press Staff VCE BASE BELOW KAEG, Korea, July 18—A dispu

at Kaesong. 4 The next session will be at 8 p..m, (Indiagapolis Time), The official United Nations’ reort of today’s conference said additional progress had been e, however, and solid agree was reached on two major points, #Today's meeting moved rather ponderously, as had the previous meetings, due to language diffi culties,” the United Nations communique said. “Since three languages, Chinese, North Korean

the conferepces it was necessary for each statement from either side to be translated two times.” |

! No Explanation

There was no explanation of the “Key issue” but it had been believed earlier that the United Nations and Communist teams! were at odds over Chinese demands for an immediate ceasefire with guarantees for keeping it to be worked out later. | ‘At least one major issue remained unsolved when the conference recessed for the day,” the nited Nations release sald. “Agreement on the key point is ssential to the successful comletion of the first phase of the negotiations.” The release said the meeting! “resulted in some additional progress being made” and the agreement on the two agenda points seemed to indicate that

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ticket, who's got the ticket?” are breaking the law.

breaking the law. |

police vice squads to make “hi- The person from whom the jack” raids of baseball tickets? ets are taken signs the slip and The method i8 to swoop In on a is given a carbon copy on poolroom, take all the tickets in spot, sight and make no arrests.

must stop.

Wire's Breaking What Law? — = Driver's Absence Pool-Ticket Boys Claim

Police Aren't Being Fair

“By TOM HICKS | “I don't know how they're do- . Indianapolis’ baseball ticket op- ing it,” said one operator, “but

| lerators and the police department 1 4, know the federal men are are feudin', -

, “ after us to explain why we list Ja kind of 8 sams of Heke ite off books that we've previ-

Ticket operators say the police Oust reported hijacked by poe lice. The police say that's Impossible. A list is made of the tickets Technically, both are. {taken in any raid with their

The question is, is it legal for make, price and serial number, tick-

Police say ticket operators are

the The tickets and the lists lare taken to the property room.

They Want It Stopped The ticket operators say this hits somewhere else. ‘Impossible, Say Police

Chief O'Neal says it won't. “Hell,” says one operator,

Operators say police may be overweight truck for the Sims,

'substituting old tickets for the motor Transport Line, Inc. is in| new ones and then cashing in the

: . . Delays Hearing in | | Truck Weight Case | An Indiana Public Service |Commission hearin g of charges that a truck line “wilfully violated” the state overweight truck law was delayed today because {a driver whose arrest touched off {thé charges is out of town. | The commission postponed the hearing until July 25 on the |requere of Clifford L. Hardy, {deputy attorney general. He said |John W. Lewis, jailed at Crown Point last month for driving an

New Haven, Conn. Mr. Hardy | said he needed Mr. Lewis fo build “the full framework concerning

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State High Court Eyes Its Blacklog, Including Bell Case

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Lucag, former Gary deputy prose cutor accused of irregularities in his office. However Justice Draper

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Death Ends lis Korean Holiday

“they're breaking the law same las we are. Since when did two wrongs make a right?” Chief O'Neal merely smiles and

are mad. These ralds are going to continue till there isn't a ticket left in this town.” Operators say police are using “gestapo” tactics in their raids. “We don't care how many gearch warrants they get” oper‘ators say. “They're legal, but

violations of the overwheight | truck law” by Sims. Ferdinand Born, Indianapolis, an attorney for Sima, told the ‘What makes me mad,” says PSC the truck firm “wants to get Chief O'Neal, “is that the raids on with the hearing” and is “not, don’t hurt them. They just go out trying to whitewash charges.” He!

and get a new supply after we Bane it upp keep it up asked for more specific charges. | they'll get so tired of looking at Mr. Lewis was jailed under a us they'll quit selling.” |state law providing a 10 cent fine : for each overweight pound. He That's not likely to happen. faced two and one-half years in!

“That's impossible,” say police, “because the serial numbers are listed and where could we get the

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TERS, July 18 (UP)-—Stiffened Red resistance all along the Korean War front ended ‘“death’s holiday” for American fighting men today. For a 24-hour period through 2 a. m. Tuesday (Indianapolis Time), not a single American soldier fell in death on the battiefield for the firat time since the UU. 8. entered the wdr. Only a “very few” were wounded. But the Sth Army said that new casualties came today as 17. 8. troops and their United Natins Allies slammed into Red defenses while cease-fire talks dragged on. B-29 Superforts were back over Korea today, hitting Red marshalling -vards at Sinanju and Sariwon for the third straight day. : Allied patrols jabbed more than 215 miles into enemy territory on the central front Tuesday before hitting resistance. But as the day ended, small enemy groups were being encountered everywhere along the line.

PSC Weighs Complaint On Bell Phone Service

The Indiana Public Commission studied a request today to investigate mervice at. the Cumberland exchange of the Indiana Bell Telephone Co. A petition filed late vesterday by 50 customers said service to at least 90 per cent of the estimated 500 customers is unsatisfactory and unreasonable. It asked PSC to investigate and order Bell to improve service

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“hits” from the confiscated tick- who “hi-jack” tickets. ets are showing up. The police say, “let 'em.”

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The operators are even thinking of trving to get petit larceny afiOperators say also too may davits sworn out against vice men

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