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He DD. “L In Beech Grove, David Dfake shot down

enemy ‘planes.

FBI Seizes . [Mtl oe Hill st. Heroes Tie Up ‘Enemy

Tommy Curry, the grea est 00 i dace truck driver the world has ever seen, made a perfect circle in

the 25-foot street with his semi-

1500 Slots

Here's good news for Beech

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 11 (UP)—FBI agents seized rove and Woodruff Place tax. ‘Bier as he stopped half an’

inch from the curb. ’ Timmy Guinan's six-shooters echoed in the distance until, from behind an evergreen, he flushed Board five ruffians. Today the Board cut Woodruff Wad the ERTS Snded. David, Place property taxes for 1952 by three boys in short pants. They a nickel for eich $100 of assessed wort back to their wagons and rue No Years Due WIL De {1ioycles. Hill St. breathed peace nounced the raids and said some " Wocdeolt Po S 3 Mi 10s Yel ,.4 quiet—but not for long. of the cases contained more’than Alread Nn Effect | YOO hgh Piale school taxes willl: "wy, "14 play again, but this one, machine, Others, he said, y Temalar oe 3 ard 4 is. time no pretending no pistols, containvslot machine “paris. v ANI Ui F . ny le 041 opened nS 0 model planes, no make-believe No charges had been filed. annual session by lowering Beech trucks. This time it was the real

L Grove's civil city rate fr $1.53 he anid. Ba Declares OV Civil City rate from $1.5 thing. Approximately 1000 cases were

to $1.50 and approving the $2.07 Communications Halted seized at the foreign trade zone

school and 20-cent library. levies, SOREL te En ade 1 Most of the municipal reforms and approving the $2.07 school, First came the wagons, then the General Distributing Co. of Proposed by Republican oppo- Aid 20-cent library levies, x s Y 5 ae

tricycles, roller skates, hammers, ne nents have been started or al Cite Heavy Burden boards and nails. When the boys allas, Tex. Another 325 cages, 3 D k ! ready completed, Mavor Bayt de-

The seven-member board indi- finished, they had completely

shipping cases containing more than “1500 slot machines payers.

s : : : Their property tax rates for and parts in four raids here last night. : 1952 have been reduced by the

It was the largest seizur® made since the federal law Marton County Tax Adjustment ‘banning interstate shipment of glot: machines was passed by

a . te . Congress. ; J. M, Lopez gpecial agent in 0 0s S

charge of the FBI here, an-

shipped by the same SOmpany. clared in a campaign speech last ¢8ted its economy-minded atti- blockaded Hill St. No traffic Were found Jn a Kansas ty night. tude by pointing out the already could squeeze past. Southern Railway boxcar. Answering criticism by Judge heavy burden on’ taxpayers. The first automobile turned

Scott Ging, representing the away. County Council, asked: “Where's The second car turned around this going to end? Taxes are go- in a driveway. ~ Ing up and up and up.” The third driver stepped from Board member Ross Moore shot his car, scratched his head a back: “It'll end when your pock- moment, then drove off without

. : " . ets are empty.” trying to break the blockade. A third shipment of about 200 The Mayor spoke before the Budgets and tax rates of the Next driver was Mrs. Binghain

cases were seized in another KCS Ninth Ward Women’s Democratic county's 16 small towns wer rs Ta ” boxcar. Mr. Lopez said they were Club at the Indiana Democratic reviewed today. dl As bre Howl, au Su She Stked shipped by George Clark from/Club, 21 N, Delaware St. / will ceomsider township, Marion bovs said it was “only a game.” Port Arthur, Tex., to the Trans-. He was answering Judge County and City of Indianapolis When Mrs. Howell told the boys Marine Co. in New Orleans. Clark's remarks that “if a motor- jeyjes. . of the ane I cha eo A smaller shipment of 49 cases Ist wanted to cross town during After action by the board, tax they removed the Ra, ’ were seized at a warehouse of the rush hours, he would have to rates will be presented to the ' ! A : Taca International Airlines . at use a helicopter.” State Tax Board for final approval. nn s Back 10 Korea rx Mwisant Airport here. They were Mayor Bayt stressed his experi- : David, 3Jenrold on Mis shipped by General Distributing ence in handling city affairs as Di S h aha Mrs, Dong va Ee Co. and were en route to Central Mayor since last November and Iivorce oug t St.. stepped into his imaginary America, Lopez sald. as City controller for three years, B Id L . playe and was of to Korea, ' The machines were put into “Every promise I make will be BY 1GAQA LUPINO Mr. ad Mrs, Rodney Curry, 5263 custody of the U. S. marshal here Pased upon my knowledge gained GLENBROOK, Nev. Sept. 11 Pleasant Ron Pras was sched after agents seized them on from hearly four years experience (UP)-- Screen Actress Ida Lupino > us uh authority of U. S. Attorney John|in the City administration that has come to Rita Hayworth's old McKay, such promises can be fulfilled,” he Lake Tahoe haunts to establish Cite Texas Law

-. sald. {divorce residence, it was learned City Answers Since Congress made it unlaw-] —— today. : ful to ship slot machines across » | The manage- Elihu . . state lines, almost all the equip- Ses tl g iment of the se- {8 wl ment seized by the FBI has been cluded ilen- | li C Ing

found in Louisiana. ] Beaok Fesor Texas recently passed a “AS C Balk Ba nt Lupine . which became effective Sept. 7, ny gor W Friday Julietta Law ’ i Superior Court Judge Norman

making it unlawful to possess slot : machines in that state. Some . “ the we home ns believe the new Texas rigid py responsible for the in- At Arbitration Aworth lived E. Brennan today was asked to © {while establish- declare as constitutional the 1951

lot machines . ereased traffic in 3 | ing residence to law divorcing Julietta, Marion County Home for the Aged, from

crossing the Louisiana border The Central Swallow Coach givorce Moslem politics. .

Third Shipment Seized Alex Clark, GOP mayoralty nomiMr. Lopez said it had not been nee, on the city’s traffic condidetermined who the machines tions, Mayor Bayt quipped: “Come were configned to, but indicated down out of the clouds and learn they were being shipped to more some of the traffic improvements than one person. already made.”

Miss Lupino largest shipment of slot machines field was still halted today as nine| jigs Lupino said in. Hollywood |

sociation late yesterday in Hotel Lincoln. po Mrs. Anice Brown, Muncie, was elected sec-

from there. ° Lines bus service between Indian- pp ce Aly ’ japolis and New Castle via G -| Previous to today's raids, the apo 8 via Green-'ghan The request was made by Ini di li it 8 - to be seized under the federal law drivers continued their strike for recently that she was divorcing Sanap Te an was 190. They were seized by higher wages and shorter hours. her producer husband Collier validity of the law agents in a De Quincy, La. ware-| An effort by Gov. Schricker yes- young, Filed by Oy Aftorney Michael house about two months. terday to settle the strike ended) Glenbrook sources said Miss t s ‘in fall hen th B. Reddington, the brief declares BR (in fatlure when the transit firm y,,ino was accompanied by mov- the law merging Indianapolis and Y Need! refused to submit the issues 10s actor-producer Howard Duff. Marion County pealth facilities bo en fo eedile yolutary Firat: Zhe AFLiThey were not available for com- fyjly valid. ectric and Motor Coach| » y : ment. Action to block the law crePolice Costs the Employees ion Bked hat Snel, . ating a joint city-county health . | $e) jand hospital district was filed in Needler $20 Fine pantl, Meinber of the Lu, DECGUtICiaNS Plan ‘July by Vinard 8. Buckner, 1617 RGH, Sept. 11 (UP)| i Finley Ave. EETEsy Krepleyy SECON LR ou suid telephone gar ana Parley Windup The suit, filed on behalf of “all . { | A hair-styling contest, style taxpayers” in the city and. county, lable urge to needle police cost house from residents in the New show and dance conclude the con- named Mayor Bayt and the him two $10 fines in 10 minutes. Castle-Greenfield area, asking the ti f m re than 2000 beauty County Commissioners as defendMotorcycle Patrolman William Governor to intervene. jyention 9 mole Y ants aol ; { » cid shop operators today. ants, Mullen was giving directions to! State Labor Commissioner Mrs. Mary The city's answer questioned another motorists when Krepley Thomas Hutson, commenting on Koerner. Marion, Whether Mr. Buckner is a taxdrove past and shouted: ithe 2-week-old strike, said: Dp Fel ane payer and whether the action is “What are you doing, taking “The company and the union iw gp on behalf of all. taxpayers, as care of your friends?” Mr. Mul- are no closer to a settlement now! Presigens ne claimed. Eat len hauled Krepley off to a magis. than they were when we began.” dresses and Cos- Mr. Buckner and his attorney, trate on a disorderly conduct] No effort to settle the dispute metologists As- Henry Coombs, were asked to charge. [rag 10 he aitempled today, i o Show proof of the two contenany 3 ay tions KREPLEY PAID a $10 fine and _— nition The County. throt ope y, gh its attorwalked out of the police soyrl. te iLilienthal Says He's § ney, Robert L. Carrico, has not saw Mr. Mullen standing a e . + yet filed an answer brief with the entrance, Optimistic About World court,

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“I hope you fall off your motor-| NORRIS. T » 5 { ‘iS, Tenn. Sept. 11 (UP) ayy cycle,” he told the officer. Mr. — David E. Lilienthal. former, Mrs. Koerner retary.

Cv . | { V : "US > Mullen marched Krepley back 1010 po iran of the Atomic Energy! N%w trusiees court.

) : ,, Commission, says he's “optimis- are Mrs. Ethel Brenton, Indiap- To Gangs, “I've got a violent temper.” (ic” apout world conditions. apolis; Mrs, Louise Palmer, Terre

Krepley explained as he paid

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Rackets : NEW YORK, Sept. 11 (UP) Just back from a worldwide I1aute; Miss Beulah Jaeger, La- py.’ ys imarican Bar Association's another $10 fine. [junket gathering data for mag- fayelte, and Miss Jeanette Foster, (ime commission charged today m— {azine articles, Mr, Lilienthal de- Kvansville. Mrs. Ruth Taylor, (po many aistriet attorneys are {clared there is “no real basiz for Terre Ilaute, continues as chair- .,.vo11ed by political machines | fear In the world. {man of the board. which are tied up with gangs and

Walton-Onward The beauty shop operators reé- pgcoiets.

E d | “It's a wonderful world and I'm| School Scrap nas | Optimistic about it." elected as vice presidents Mrs. | The Bar Association's ComONWARD, Ind., Sept. 11 (UP)! - Sy [Cora Betz, South Bend; Mrs. mission on organized crime, head~The year-old educational scrap GOP to Talk Strategy {Gwendolyn Small, Kokomo; Elmer ed «by Robert P. Patterson, forbetween Onward and the nelght| pglitical strategy in the city Schweitzer, Crawfordsville, and mer Secretary of War and fed"boring town of Walton appeared campaign will be discussed at the MIS. Faye Riddleberger, Logans- eral judge, issued a report of a ended today as 87 pupils harmont-| 4,5 thy meeting of the Marion port. . They also re-elected Mrs. year-long study of national crime ously went to classes In Onward) cg nty Rr Lenora Garr, Anderson, financial “monopolies” inspired by the Sengrade and junior high school. | ers’ League at § p.m. tomorrow “ecretary; Mrs. Bernice Taylor, ate crime investigation. RecomThe Onward school reopened Republican State Headquarters. la Porte, treasurer, and Miss mendations will be made to the Monday, with some of the teach- \ Margaret Brown, Marion, his- association at its annual meeting W. G. Shannon, League president, ; : ” ers in Tipton Township, dividing will preside torian. which opéns here Sept. 17.

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SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Sept. 11 11 (U.P.)-— The thieves that (UP)- The Florida pardon board | broke © into food broker was scheduled to review the case schools at Onward. Onward par- Howard Orr's office yes- of Merlin James Leiby today. ents rebelled at the idea of elimi- terday didn’t miss a bet. Leiby is under death sentence nating their high school. They They took $50 in cash for the murder of. Maryland operated their own school without and $15 in stamps from a pharmacist I.eonard Applebaum in state support last year, | strong box and a framed March, 1949. He has maintained The school was reopened under $1 bill from the wall—the - he shot Applebaum in self-defense a plan proposed by the General bill Mr. Orr won on a bet during an argument over gamCommission of the State Board KIX years ago, bling debts, of Education. The commission = BE ERE m suggested a survey be made of the situation this. year aud that meanwhile the Walton and Ouward Schools operate separately.

Purdue Aid Is Escort

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Times LAFAYETTE, Sept. 11 — Dr.| Thomas J. Hughel, assistant professor of metallurgical engineer-| ing at Purdue University, is es-

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_ TUESDAY, SEPT. “a 1951 “ran Threatens: - © Traffic 10 7s British be. Out in Oil Feud

TEHRAN, Sept, 11 (UP)—Iran _ fired an explosive ultimatum at Britain today declaring more than 300 British technicians will be expelled from the country in 15 days unless London agrees to ‘resume oil negotiations on* Iranjan terms, Premier Mohammed Mossadegh dispatched the ultimatum ‘with-

out full parliamentary approval ‘and despite British threats to use force if necessary to protect Britons gliarding the” huge Abadan oil refinery. The note was forwarded to the Iranian Enibassy in Washington ‘to be handed to U. 8. Presidential Adviser W. Avereil Harriman there for transmission .to London. Mr. ‘Harriman brought Iran and Britain together last month for talks over the oil nationalization dispute. The talks collapsed Aug. 22, Iran already has drafted plans for taking over the Abadan reTANETY when the ultimatum expires, according to reports from the oil center, Britain announced last week it would not bow to Iran's oil -proposals and ordered more warships to back up those already in the Shatt El-Arab River off Ab{adan, Mossadegh, ailing, 68-year-old architect of the oil nationalization program, received a fresh rebuff today following failure of the Majlis (lower house of parliament) to give him a vote of confidence. Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi, through his. court min|ister, denounced Mossadegh's recent statement that the Shah's It was make-believe again, but court was infiltrated with “British agents.”

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"WAR IS OVER"—Three tots remove their road block and peace returns to Irvington.

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