Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 July 1951 — Page 22

rehearsals at the Brown County Playhouse, Nashville. Now playing its second 1951 production, the summer theater is staffed by stude's in Dr, Lee Norvelle's IU drama department,

Today «Business Panama Co-operates In Red Squeeze

turn a deaf ear.

It comes from two college professors who shouldn't

Sour Note for Political Ears

i By Harold H. Hartley HERE'S A SOUR NOTE for the politicians. They'l

be talking that way, and the NAM which should.

They're “Soak the]

poor.”

singing

And poor guy has been soaked! gtarted off like a 3 until he’s got bees in his bonnet He's been going that way ever Pegun a campaign to withdraw |

and doesn't know any more whether its round 5 or round 4, | “" ” n

THE

Nation to Take Her Flag From

Errant Ships

By JAMES DANIEL Scripps-Howard Staff Writer WASHINGTON, July 27—The

—

He hit the insurance road, and cannon

since.

I think every insurance man chant ought to read his story. And every chinese and Korean Communists. | TWO CAMPUS econo-|other man too, whether he works mists who want to lay it on the at a factory bench, bundles car-| ; little fellow who -takes his pay pots in a wholesale house, or ped- ma's charge d'affaires in a letter

check home to mama, are Dr.gles shoe strings.

Lloyd Mints of the University of Chicago and Dr. Simeon Leland of Northwestern University.

Manufacturers’ boy Is

WITHOUT SELLING nothing

much

as ” ”

could happen. The world The National Association of would live in a stalemate. Noth-|dianapolis

Ralph ne happens automatically, ex-|Scripps-Howard newspapers,

Robey. And you'd expect him tol sont getting old.

be polishing apples for the guys) with the bucks, They hand-feed) him. n » ® THE POLITICIANS never, never “soak the poor,” or at least they say so. When the truth is they've been bleeding the working man for years for every cent they can get. i The rich man doesn't have enough money to dent the national budget. But the wage earner has, Taken together the American worker is the richest man in the world, un ” a ABOUT the bleating, politicians: They|

THIS vote-baiting

But everyone sells something, personality. i { ‘But there are other things which Jim G. Lucas reported from the rack up the bucks for a successful war zone that the U. 8. Navy was salesman. that’s

gervices,

And

over,

YOU CAN READ IT starting

Tuesday

haven't cheated, I'm waiting un-

goods, or

“ H "

in The Times.

ball.

Frank Bettger's story which I've been glancing

Panamanian embassy today disclosed that its government has

|Panama-flag registry from mer-| ships trading with the

The action, announced by Pana-|

to Sen, Herbert O'Conor (D. Md.),|

was the direct outgrowth of] stories first published in. the In-| Times and

other|

| Earlier this year, Howard and Times correspondent|

(photographing many merchant ships carrying goods to the Reds, ‘Most of the ships were flying the Panama flag. g This came to the attention of | Sen. O’Conor, who heads a sub-|

4 : committee which has been seeking| i n, too, so we'll all start, choke off the flow of vital war | ew {materials to the {iron curtain| But I've a hunch that story,!| . yy well studied. should add $1000 countries. Sen. O’'Conor denounced |

to almost

year.

It may not add $1000 for you, Miss Anita Ramirez-Duque, pres-|

anybody's income in a |

the traffic. In a letter to the Senator today,

| |

don't care much where they getn,i pejjeve me, it will add some. Pty Panama's chief representa-

their money, from the rich or poor, so long as they get it. a] hasn't very much left, so they're going to take a polite nip at the “poor man,” but while they're doing it, they'll point with pride to the heavy taxes they're taking,

from Mr, Bigbux. jotage. 4 a 9 I am look at the I'M NOT FOOLED. Politicians plan’ of Frank V. Martinek want power over men and money sistant vice president of that's all men, and all money, ard Oil of Indiana, step by step. And it doesn’t make much differ-! ONE

ence as to where they get it, What I suspect they'll do is to

thing, to

to your buck

Still on INDUS score, It

your personal

on o » Guard RY HAS the

the danger,

TWO

yell “soak the rich” and go rignt the plants,

on soaking the earner

That's you.

wage

Steaks & Sapphires FOUR: Set up a plant control Local Stocks and Bonds Pp center as a clearing house for Business goes where people are. handling all information inside nis —July 27 Koked And the title for the fastest foot- and outside the buildings. ABE 5% pid Be ne work goes to the jewelry store. FIVE: Train volunteer rescue Amer an States eum — avis} 4 They've been leaders in the sale groups for first ald, detecting Amst ican States pid. itv of small radios and appliances radiation, and spy work i 8 Arres 42% Te 3 108 ¥ » i 3 y i aed { ~N St a D1 DJ for a long time. And now one is 4 2 =n Cr aT eda 30 : actually selling whole kitchens. HERE'S A TIP, Enemy agents Bobba- Merril: SON . 14 18 EEE aw . look for someone who Central Soya ava. 30% eal ROGERS JEWELRY STORE, O° '¥ en a By, of Goi COM shennan: BH. Washington and Illinois, has just grudge at the company, He's easy Gircle Theater com ...,.eee.. 50s a B ¢ By . “ meat. He wants to get even with com Loan 4 PAA ..vinennenan 83 917 put in the Geneva kitchen, set the y arty Th : Cummings Eng com Ai 13 wl p company. 16 enemy agents mmings Eng pid. ....ccen0es one up right in the basement com- 31 . } ol n 1 > 3 . ROMY wg 3 HE 3 ofd ...... W6'% plete with appliances, and pay- SOW fim how but se dom tell him| pata Elec com 154 16%. iY (the real season for destroying Eastern ilud [ele § pid ¥7 ment plan, : YINE gaujtable 8 ities com 25 F a equipment, Equitable Securities prd .e 4 . Bud Harper who heads the new ~* _% PO Piney eam lon a kitchen department can sell you That's a good outline. Most pamiy Finance 8% ord 1.1100 ys 100 a steak-brofling range or square plants won't be as thorough. But Have Cor i So om . . 4 : Sly it's a starter. It can save a 10t|Herff-Jones cv A ptd . 9% 10% cup sa ire, all under the same h * wh. Herff-Jones ev A pid . * sp hn Be pph of trouble later on Home T&T 5% pid... » 81 b 007 Hook Drug CO 60m, .... 17% 1 | . 1 am one who believes the Com-|(nd Asso Tel 2 DId .eeeevaees 39 41 | Paid Layoff {munist agents have never stopped Ind Asso Se 2% Bi ensures 1 25% nd Gas 4 at cor senses 4 29 GM WILL BE DOWN for six Working on, and in, this country. Ind Mich KI sh bra Cemass - 102 { plephone “en | working days starting Monday. Indpls Ath Club Realty Co 1. 81 84 That will affect the Chevrolet An Old Custom | A Water fom Ww ad truck body plant here, and about] THE DROP IN new cars is get-| [n3anabois dvoid i vy 25,000 will be on paid vacation ting to look pretty real, fndols- Daw & Lt com ...... da ahd) in Indiana. { R. L. Polk & Co. which goes Indianapolis Rallways com : RH GM laid out $258,741 which about the country counting regis- fedetsen, National Life COM. Ww aa workers get whether they take trations, figures 143,000 fewer new Kipeay I carne a, of N 3 ‘Lincoln Nutic » Tel time off or not. Some will get as cars rolled off assembly lines this Lynch Corporation 1 much as three weeks’ pay but the June than last. | armonLieriington oom vn company hopes: will take only the! But there is a slight shift of Nat Homes com ......cce.ee 27% | x . ‘i . ” Ya Ea Nal Homes pio \ A wa six days off, v the sales breeze. Used car lots/\"'ind Pub Serv com 0 ry y a ato ir N Ind Pub Serv 4's pfd.. 23% For older employees, the other detect a stir. Ng pub Sey M2 Bd on a" two weeks amounts to double! ‘And that they credit to the old Progress Laundry Com ...... | y P R Mallory Co com 34 time. [American custom of wanting pub Serv of Ind Wh ped |. ah jwhat you can't get—the coming|Pud Serv of Ind com | . Ross (tear Tool com . 48 The Golden Key new car shortage. *Sehwitzer Cummins pfd . qt So Ind G&ER com . .e 1h. I WONDER WHAT makes peo- {*80 Ind G&E 4.8% pfd . 100 | ple tick Some go up ees v0) Every 20 Seconds |8tokely-Van Camp com .. 18% Rn » SOMO g FREE RAN Yrs Stokely-Van Camp ptd 18 down. I always ask myself why. HERE'S SOMETHING Te- Tanner & Co Sipk ota 0 1% . v1 7 Is there some magic touchstone, member about a safe, 10'S Machine abe o 3 g: | lear {Initert Telephone 8% ofd some golden key which opens the, Older offices still have them. niet Boone om « H% 12% door for the successful? = [Others use safe deposit boxes in Union Title ........coeuvvees 88%

I think not. Success is every-

body’s business, except that every-!

body doesn’t work at it. some don’t know how.

Times. We got a man who was loafing then zoomed through the moneyed skies of success to tell his story.

PVE BEEN LOOKING at adcountry’s most successful

along In low gear. and|

THREE

{Others use safe deposit boxes ‘in Union Title

banks,

‘fire.

pls ave bs 67. Use the bank's vault, OF 1f you| Kubner ‘Packing % %

salesman, got fired off have one, be sure it is insulated. because! A fire starts Comevners every fe {20 seconds. :

i: Keep top officials on watch for spies, and sabotage.

ry Seventy-five per cent of the Pri) sien a Steen 3 : An 4 s 30 y 3 & - American Loan 28 68 .... vate safes used by businesses to | Aerio rig iday are protection against rob- American We're pretty lucky on The bery only.

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THE SAFES BECOME “ovens.” Records” aré charred or burned. Haultubla Mig Ga bo 5 Cale s After this happens, fewer than fmol a : half of the businesses ever reopen ind Limestone da i8 ....... vance proofs. Frank Bettger, one/their doors again. Pen ind Asati’ 1 a

stature, pile, and most imAnd right now the rich man portant, to the fun of living.

right is not writing off sab-

protection

asStand-

The real danger 18| Batesville Tels Co ge

tive here, disclosed that her government was taking vigorous steps to keep Panama’s;flag from | being used in carryingf goods to {the Reds. Pending issuance of a general decree, Miss Ramirez-Duque said Panama has alerted its consular] representatives around the world to pick up the registry papers of any ship destined for Chinese or North Korean ports,

Panama's consul general at

Alert top management to Hong Kong has been fired, Miss

Ramirez-Duque added, for having

Organize defense units in heen involved in the granting of

Panamanian registry to merchant vessels trading with the Reds.

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jel, Fairfield, Ill; James Purkhiser, an of the IU drama faculty; Julie

CHOW TIME-—Refilling thespian storage batteries are (clockwise from upper left) Rachel Sla

Bloomington; Josephine Justice, Indianapolis; Prof. R. Lyle HaStrong, Bloomington; Epy Baca, Albuquerque,.N. M., and Kay

istow, South Bend, while Jack Rogers (standing, right), who provides the theater facilities, checks

on their diet in his Nashville Inn.

By ANDREW TULLY Scripps-Howard Staff Writer

WASHINGTON, July 27—Glassware tinkled gaily as Maj. Gen. Harry H. Vaughan added another medal to his collection last night. This time is was the Order of Juan Pablo Durate, presented to

the White House aide by Dictator Rafael Trujillo's Dominican Republic at a cocktail party in the Dominican embassy. Some guests appeared to be temporarily dazed as Ambassador Luis Thomen read the citation. ... |Dr. Thomen, it seems, was refer- “ |ring to a “stanch defender of the lofty ideals of western civiliza4. ition,” and talking about *“out- . |standing service to humanity,” land that kind of confused people . (whose minds were on things like {deep freezers. “| But, sure enough, there was | Gen. Vaughan, standing with a stern and military look on his face and a modest blush peeking « (through the day-old stubble on] “ this jowls. And there was noj doubt whom Dr. Thomen was|

DRESS REHEARSAL—Alice Smith and Charles Julian as Ellie ating about when he clasped!

and Frank practice for "Show Boat," next week's attraction of Star. |

light Musicals which will open Tuesday at the Fairgrounds. |«stanch defender of western civi-|the Order of General San Mar-|

the ribbon about Gen. Vaughan's neck and then up and gave the|

Hog Trade Opens

» . pared with a year ago C Ive ere [ices Expenses $ ’ Receipts 2.199,344,900

Deficit 1,435

Cash. a 5,640.5 U hl Public Debt 255,346, 5 ‘ to ents Gold § p INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE

Trade opened active today

the Indianapolis Stockyards with

prices on light and medium weight Diario

U. S. Statement

in Clearings Debits

| lization” a bear-sized hug.

WASHINGTON, July 27 (UP)—Govern-|by mistake. ment expenses and receipts for the cur-

It was a short ceremony—so

nt fiscal year through July 25, com- . hey iv short that it seemed hardly behis Ir S ear’ 1,834.435,367 § ‘1s7.866 fitting the bestowal of Gen. 1187.02

Vaughn’s 10th decoration from a a foreign power. = a ” | THAT IS, the unofficial total is : S152.000 10. Officially, Gen. Vaughan is en- $ 38,003,000 titled to wear only four. The other six, including his latest, are held the State Depart-

295,970,564 4,767,233,084 2 57.435,035,214 21,758,521,589 24,157,120,005

Bal Res

For the Day

$ 58,267,000 $180,741,000

in escrow by

barrows and gilts up 50 to ITS m-—————— — : ? : : t until Congress votes tq 1 cents higher than yesterday's Local Truck Grain Prices me un Eressy 9 Jet

averages. : Hogs, 3500; bulk choice 180 to] 240 pounds $23.75 to $24.25; liberal] share around $24; top $24.25 for| choice No. 1 from 190 to 230 pounds quite freely; 240 to pounds $22.50 to $24; 280 to pounds $21 to $23; 120 to $18.50 to $20; 160 to 170| pounds to 50 cents higher; choice 300 to| n50 pounds $18 to $19.75; few] lightweights $20 to $20.25. Cattle, 225; calves, 200; enough steers or heifers offered to! test market; cows steady to weak; utility and|

nominally steady;|

‘lcommercial $22.75 to $28.50; odd|

pS Car Put Out of Action 160 By Vandals in City $21 to $22; sows strong. today.

not stripped the outside mirror from

{his parked car at Michigan and | Reisner Sts.

with gravel.

the General accept them. This goes back to an old law {which says no officer of the United States may accept a decoration from a foreign government unless specifically authorized to do so by |Congress. The order was amend{ed during World War II to let

No. 2 white corn, $1.73. \ No. 2 yellow corn, $1.63, { No. 2 truck wheat, $2.08 No.u"2 oats, T0c. No. 2 soybeans, $2.76,

Marion Potter, 1501 Saulcy St., as temporarily an ex-motorist

belligerents and neutrals, and during this period—which ended in 1946 — Gen. Vaughan acquired four medals which he can wear any time he wishes, These include the Order of Military Merit, first class, from Brazil; the Cross of Grand Officer of

According to police, two boys

They let the air out of his tires. And they filled the gas tank | glum; the Croix de Guerre, from

France, and the Grand Command-

head $29; canners and cutters! $17.50 to $22.75; bulls: scarce,|._ steady: commercialkand good $28| to $30; vealers active, steady:

choice and prime $38 to $36.50; commercial and good $30 to

Sheep, 200; not enough here to fully test quotations; undertone weak; choice to prime native spring lambs $32 to $32.50; good and choice $30.50 to $32; utility to good $28 to $30; slaughter ewes quotable steady; good and choice $10 to $14.

General Motors Reports Record Sales in 1951

NEW YORK, July 27° (UP) — General Motors Corporation reported today record sales of $3,881,237,447 for the first half of 1951. Net income for the first six! months amounted to $280,583,000|

dends.

and trucks our lots /

“ONE MOMENT, PLEASE” To phone Et 4 office, please 4381 JR this NEW by >) NUMBER! The Telephone Company has replaced our old and number, MA rket 4381—To Better Serve You! a «at Indianapolis HEAD OFFICE: Pennsylvania & Market Streets BRANCHES! 42nd & College + 38th & Keystone

our MArket call RIley number with a new telephone exchange NATIONAL BANK Munber Fderal Dupont Insurance Corporation

{weather like Washington's been |0f Argentina.

officers accept medals from co-|

the Order of Leopold II, from Bel-|

wil Butterfat—Premium. 80ct regular 7c

RSI

INTERMISSION—Thirst for pop and hunger for popcorn | bring crowds of spectators to the combined ticket office and refreshment stand in the fent-covered playhouse. Shows are at 8:15 p. m. Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.

Warm Hug on Hot Night for Deep-Freezer—

Gen. Vaughan, 'Stanch Defender of Lofty Ideals,” Gets Decoration From Dictator

| ¥ z iq GEN. YVAUGHAN—10th medal.

Greece. " " n i

GEN. VAUGHAN created a| furror back in 1949 when the Army asked Congress to let him and]

several other Army officers wear |

In|tin, bestowed by the government

Columnists made] pointed remarks about the Presi-| dent's aide accepting decorations) /from Juan Peron’s dictatorship, tand the House Armed Services|

{ |having, nobody’s hugging anybody

Boys One Jump Ahead of Train

Two young boys leaped to safety when a New York Central engine “juiced” a truckload of| tomatoes at the E. St. Clair St. | crossing last night. - Roy Pierce, 10, of 601 Dorman St., and William Pipps, 11, of 722] N. Pine St., jumped when the slow-moving engine struck the! rear of the truck. The load of) tomatoes was knocked off as the| truok was knocked about six feet. | The Pipps boy told police the| engine brushed his clothing as he| {Jumped. { Arthur Pierce, 61, the driver, | also jumped to safety. They had {been selling the tomatoes from | {door to door.

Local Produce

£sen—Current receipts, 54 Iba. and over | to case 39c; Grade A large, 50c; Grade B large 43s, and Grade A medium, “9¢; |no_grade, 33e. Poultry—Fowls, 4% Ibs, under 4% lbs, and Leghorns, {and stags, 150. and No than Nao.

and over, 28¢ 18c; cocks 2 poultry. dc less

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Committee deal, saying the Army must have little to do if it Congress’ time with such trifies. So the order of General San Martin is still State Department vault. the French Legion of Honor, the cross Guatemala, tary. Merit from Mexico, and the Star of Italian Solidiarity.

= = 2 HOWEVER, President Truman gave Gen. Vaughan one medal he could wear without anybody’s by-your-leave, Operation commemorates stirring encounter with newsmen on his July, 1949. Gen. Vaughan threatened to punch a photographer in the nose, a feat which moved the President to present the medal to the General your courage and intrepidity over

ler of the Order of Phoenix, from 20d beyond the call of duty.”

refused to OK the

could take up locked up in a So are

of Military Merit from the Award of Mili-

It is called the Medal Union Station - and Gen. Vaughan's

return from a cruise in

“in recognition of

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