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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Army

Matter Left To General's Conscience

Truman to Keep Hands Off

s By United Press

President Truman's tacit

tions while on active duty.

“practically no chance” that ( MacArthur's military will even call his attention to regulation, although he still technically on active duty. President Truman made

of demanding, or even suggest that Gen. MacArthur retire fore serving as keynoter of Republican National Conventi

handling of it, When it was pointed out

the armed forces—the which he

role

-he quickly replied that he is exercising that authority in present case.

keynoter. In that statement, Mr.

any action

tion as keynote speaker at

pops CS

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yesterday's averages at the dianapolis Stockyard today. Sows were steady with yes

pounders

weighing 190-220 pounds sold $21.35. Choice sows 400 pou down brought $16.25-17.50,

and cutters going at §17Vealers showed a 50-cent decl

or NTE hl

and Byer. 38 utuity “an and comme

ee 0, 5 hoes” ewes foe 36.9

Held as Deserter

The FBI today announced capture of William H, 23, in Valparaiso, deserting from the Army in cember, 1851,

WASHINGTON, June 13- Top) Army officials have decided, with|

proval, to let Gen. Douglas Mac-, Arthur's conscience be his guide! about complying with the regalation that forbids military men to take part in political conven-

Informed sources said there is!

superiors

clear at his news conference yesterday that he has no intention

He abruptly cut off all questions on the subject by saying that it is the Army's baby, and he does not plan to interfere with their

Truman is commander-in-chief of

fired Gen. MacArthur last year as Far East commander!

A spokesman for Army Secre-| tary Frank Pace Jr. said today that Mr. Pace had ‘nothi Ral, Me, Tate Bad ‘notbing Is! fm BRAZIL—Senors Maria Ezsbeth Groso of Sao Paulo issued Tuesday, shortly after Gen. MaeArthur's selection as GOP taken from their incubators for the first time, one week after birth.

Pace said the Army “is not considering & in connection with {5 Gen. Douglas MacArthur's selec-!

vr _Republioan National | Convention, it

Hogs dropped 25 cents from!

day's prices, bulk choice 170-240) bringing $20.50-21.25. Two loads of choice Nos, 1 and 2|

Prices on cows dropped, canners

Good to prime grades brought | $31-35. Bulls were slow and sheep were about steady with yesterday. |

Ha a Jaen; 170-340 youd active, weak | to nts lower; tavier weigh and By slow 17 4 Updven. steady: sows steady, bulk “choice 170-240 5 50-31.25: mos 5 ] da te. two R49, choice Nos. os 190- 5 35; part | ha city | Sia cners 3 20 ”n

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2 ugdlin gd i fill 0 low commercial r clastes steady, deck | spring lambs |

Schneegas, | charged with

Local Truck Grain Prices

Seldom a ‘Full House’

Latest set of quadruplets to make“the headlines are the Groso quartet of Sao Paulo, Brazil. “Quads” are an obstetrical rarity, and estimates of frequency of the multiple births range from once in 680,000 to one in less than one million confinements. Two of the most widelyknown sets of quadruplets in the United States also are shown below. \

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| They are: Sandra, Oswaldo, Marie Angela, and Roberto.

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i Truck wheat, 2.01. Oats, T3c New No. 2 white corn, 1 i New No. 2 yellow corn, 31.68, _Baybeans, $3.08. Produce Rm, ’ 0 Cincinnati — Consumer | grade A Tar rye white 42-45'z¢, brown mix 40. Sith! medium white 36-38¢, brown mix 3". 10'50 wholesale graded commercial graded 40 per cent. Extra large 36-38¢: current receipts cases exchanged 30-33¢ Market Steady to firm at prices unchanged to higher for U. 8. grades

nd 8 23716¢ rig

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heart failure, very pressure, severe diabetes,

Thieves Take $130 And a War Bond

Thieves got $130 and a $25 war bond here last night. Frank Phillips, 20, of 706 Blake St., lice somebody broke United Press Telephoto.

MEDICS’ CHOICE—Dr. E. J. | | McCormick, 60, was voted pres- | ident-slect for 1953 by - the “ | American Medical Association in hicage, He “will / in New York next

land the war bond.

sang

"$17 and a picture in a gold frame,

ct To Block MacArthur's TB Sessions

| |

Keynote Speech

Starts Fifth Year Of Hiccupping; 'Cure Hopes Slim

GLENDALE, Cal, June 13 |(UP)—Hollow-eyed Jack O’Leary, la, began his fifth year of hic cupping today with only faint hope that the racking, once-a-

Business Notes

Police Critic

Ladies to Help Selves Open Monday At New Apparel Shop Found Guilty

By DON TEVERBAUGH New truck sales also spurted in| To Be Discussed Was Beaten, Fined second spasms can be cured.

Here it is at last. Indianapolis’ api, rising from 63,364 to 73,461) {first self-service .Jadies’ apparel t trucks. Use of “wonder drugs” in treat- shop. It starts tomorrow morning Sales of 8-cylinder cars during! A judge today found a man, mp, former grocery clerk, who ment of tuberculosis will be a at the Miller-Wohl Co., 45 E. {April very nearly equalled that of \who charges he lost the sight of (weighs only 1 pounds after his Washington St, |6-cylinder models, but are run-ione eve after a police “thumping.” long battle against the hiccups, major subject at the 3-day con- The ladies ought to like it. ning about 78,000 behind last guilty of drunkenness and... tried every remedy suggested (vention of the Indiana Tuber-pyney can buy their clothing just year. |drunken driving. to him with no success since an leulosis Association opening Mon- |jke they buy the family groceries. 104th Dividend But Judge Philip Bayt levied attack of peritonitis started the

'day at the Hotel Lincoln. [No sales talk, no waiting for {light fines against 45- year old spasms. Dr. Gabriel Evans, Elf Lilly & service. Just pick it out and pay] Chrysler Corp. paid out its 104th| {George Jenetiel, 5102 For peen| But his mother, Margaret, 44, {Co., will report on experiments for it. \cash dividend this week. Since Saying: “I feel this man has said a physician in Grants Pass,

lwith isonicotinic acid hydrazide at

“Medical Research and the New completely free of any sales pres- | Drugs.”

torium,

{ i |

‘ers of county tuberculosis associa[tions will hold workshop Monday. {At the banquet that night the | Auerbach Memorial Award will be

{contribution to the fight against| Ituberculosis.

“It'll mean better values for its organization in 1925, more BY enough.” Ore., has given him a faint ray

Flower Mission Hospital Wednes- the ladies,” says Jerry Allison, than 17.8 million Plymouth, hp Tg toss of hope. is ‘day. general manager of the Miller- Dodge, DeSoto and Chrysler! : : » The same day™ Dr. Karl H. Wohl chain of 130 shops. “They passenger cars and Dodge trucks °" the drunken driving cbiaiSe| THE DOCTOR treated nim two

a i land fined him $5 and costs on the weeks ago and seemed to help Pfuetze, Chicago, will speak on ¢an look to their heart's content, have been sold. drunkenness charge. The verdicts him, said Mrs. O'Leary, adding

{were appealed by Benefiel's at- that her son is to return to 'torney. |Grants Pass within a month for Nmizerie, hosie Schenley Laboratories at Law- Says He Was Beaten further treatments. Shel 2 coiumories Berle, IY renceburg have been awarded the Judge Bay's findings came “He's polishing cars right now | All merchandise will be dis- first contract in U. 8. history for g¢ter almost two months of in-ito earn enough money to make layed on counters and racks with * COMpletely synthetic. blood ex-'yestigation by his probation de-ithe trip,” she said. Daye gah ane Ji a tender, (partment. At the original hearing| Mr, O‘Leary went to Arizona Jp es a i 5 A ea | They call it PVP-Macrose. Ition charges against him, Benefiel,isoeking a cure last year and B's shop manaxer. was originated by the Germansa former race driver, charged he round temporary relief, but doce Sales Spurt land used by them during World was brutally beaten in the police {ors said the climate might make Indianapolis department store]

War II. {“lockup.” He said he was hos- pis condition worse in time. Schenley will bottle 1.2 million pitalized 14 days as a result of] presented to a person, as yet un-|Sales have spurted up 13 per cent p;.1o of the stuff as a stockpile the beating and that he had i lover the previous week, the Fednamed, who made an outstanding | for the Federal Civil Defense Ad- the sight of one eye.

eral Reserve Board reports. ministration. Today Judge Bayt said. On the Highways

Life Saver

Dr. Pfuetze is medical sure.” director and superintendent of The shop handles a full line of | Chicago State Tuberculosis Sana- ladies’ apparel, Memorial Award Executives and volunteer work-

The sales volume for this week] o h of this has i) The material cannot duplicate] Too much o {is also 5 per cent higher than this the regular physiological functions 'going on in the backroom (the

| ‘Tuesday's program on tubercu- week a year ago, but off 2 per llockup).” osia control will include a talk cent from Jan. 1 to date, com- O° Jaman Plasma id whole a But h he added: COLUMBIA CITY—Phil Walk. {by James G. Stone, New York,/pared to a year ago. ul 33g OW co mpletely “However, the issues beforeler, 32, Sturgis, Mich, was killed

|executive secretary of the na{tional tuberculosis association. | The Indiana Trudeau Society | (will join the association in ses- ing a bachelor degree from Pur-|

{addition to Dr. Evans and Dr.|at after picking up his sheepskin! for unemployment insurance in ,ericers who investigated arrest- Hendrix,

: Seeing Eye’ Po ogs

}

IN BROOKLYN—Eight years old, the Zarief eds pose with Tidelands Oil Velo i

ors Scares: CX a fue do al oan mother, Mrs, Eleanor Zarief, near their home in Brooklyn, N. Y. | lower: good |

Yen for Film Traps |

Sizemore, 36, Indianapolis, escaped

lifting of the ban. The report said ACTH should’ Korean Information Director

uschanged. ample supply for & fair de Edward, Barbara and Andrew, visit Lebanon Hospital, New York, . liar—Creamery 90 score Tic; premium where they ware born, and give hospital director Dr. Edward Kirsch Mttarias i JSST Ye. 2 contribution for the building fund. Local Stocks and Bonds TT stalk.” oe - Doctors Report Drug Sia Asked American 3 American Sta fos lass A American. States 48% pfd Hh Ai tahire Lollleries fom + 18% fins J dls Dangerous to Use RRR Lg My q nan pu ne eee 38 td gh res] Ry JOHN TROAN [everything from crippling arCentral BOY ha on ih WN Seripps-Howard Staft Writer {thritis to itching mosquito -bites, CECI Theos tammarte oe CHICAGO, June 13 ~ ACTH, definitely has a place in treat'Commbnwealth’ Loan 1 nt a 8 the workhorse of the medicine ment, nt Car-Na=Var y "a 1% cabinet; packs the kick of a mule, But they warned bhysicit t Simm aa A pid ..... 100 oy Doctors from the Armour Lab- be careful how and BS g Fastin Lug Len 0 WE... #¢ wv. (Oratories reported at the Amer- ive it HL om they frais urities of wait ‘jean Medical Association conven- & Tt : ie effect hich’ forced amiy Finance com ........ /tlon here today, almost one out 1¢ Side effects which forcec Pamily Finance 8% ofd .. we vy: by R%s Coro wo | ord ives Nllof every five patients who get most of the patients off ACTH Herfl-Jones Loy EE 2. the drug have to be taken off are edema {clogging of the Rome Dr Sal 1 ACTH because of severe kick- tissues with water), severe men“Ind Tal $3 oid oo: 38 backs. tal depression, serious mental disd ; " > Bg ale Sowdi ao ola 3 34! They stressed that the hor- Orders, increased blood sugar and tind Mich El tat Bid 2 eves re 101 mone, which has been used against infections like pneumonia. - In indo Ath Clie Wenlty 00’... 8 py, &ll but 12 cases, these side efn iw & IL coi oii et 4 rles oy y oh Fo kop eee MY NW ets cleared up after ACTH was A *Indianapoits Water com 17% §topped. *Indianspolis Water 4'¢ pf ... 89 : + Eat Water 5% pf ...108 The doctors explained a peraT com 10.47 Hi son taking ACTH may develop thing ean Fon hs ahAs 3 an infection which remains yu, arporation tant i3 “masked” by the drug. Twelve Herrington o som im such persons died of such unsus- . tL phall .....0 00 ba v. Si oar om erases Tu pected infections. Pup se ea i indoby Bry Wp org doen a not be given to those who have Clarence Ryee said the ban was oN Ind Pub Serv 1.08 pid Lo 3 * ulcers, mental disorders, impaired ordered yesterday because the ST rosress "om, kidneys, tuberculosis, congestive Voice

high blood broadcasting infections and torted news”

told po- Everett, into his Thursday he will be a candidate apartment last night taking $40 for the Democratic nomination

Mrs. John R. Craig, 50, of 505 ana at the party's June 24 conN. “Delaware St., told police two vention.

boys snatched her purse contain- Mr, Everett is 10th District ing $90. an indorsed check for,

[Shoals ie in 200 loc 3Y Tndimna

| Tex and Rikki, two German shep-| {in the June 28 wedding of Peggy| 1005 different companies sought] Just Swarm of Ants [worked out.

|Neukom, 30, Ft. Wayne.

[Tex and Rikki are their “seeing {for a visit last fall.

| Peggy spoke to me. She has the! imost beautiful voice I

|thetic and can be stockpiled "Hh court are whether the man yesterday when thrown from his

out refrigeration. {was guilty of the charges against auto in a 2-car collision at the in. Unemployment him.” terseetion of nd. 9 and 14. Although le registered | Benefiel was involved in aj MARTINS VIL 2 Charles H ough more people dq AEC 0. three-car accident Feb. 29 an Bloomington, was

ed him. Benefiel, who limps and killed today when his wholesale

Purdue Employment Just about every student receiv-

slons Wednesday. Speakers in due this month had a job to start!

Pfuetze will include: Dr. E. M. at Purdue's 100th commencement the week ended June 7, unem- + ' {Medlar, Biggs Memorial Hospital, ceremonies. ployment claims dropped nearly wears a hearing aid as the re- 8rOCeTY truck hit me ees slong |Ithaca, N. Y., and Dr. E. W. Cus-| Only exceptions were the lady|12 per cent from the previous sult of a racing car crash, said martinsville’s Bas Y ma Rn siree ter, Healthwin Hospital, South grads who were joining the ranks week. The total of 19958 Hoo- he was héaten after he reached Police | believe he fell asleep. {Bend. There will be a session of homemakers and those negoti- sier claims i8 2 per cent under the police identification bureau. | Ili h I Uni for sanatorium nurses with Dr. ating for téaching positions. {the first week of June, 1951. {Policemen said he fell. A is-C aimers, nion TA. F, t «A 8 " C- 8 » { . | A. F. Offutt, Indiana State Board F. Lynn Cason, placement direc The steel and teamsters’ strikes l Mi 51 To Renegotiate Today Italian Miners Stage TERRE HAUTE, June 13 (UP)

{of Health, giving the luncheon tor at Purdue, said the average cut into construction work during talk. |starting monthly pay offered en-| |the week and new claims rose to |gineering grads is $337, compared! 4320-500 over the week before, A ‘Staydown Strike’ . : zl. * Allis - Chalmers management {to $307 for a year ago. Ninety-six However, several plants recalled | . ANCONA, Italy, June 13 (UP) ‘and the CIO United Auto WorkEr Laas oY ers End { huniErous ert at One. fur nefred and SR ad] 3 = ms one abaniar.

A ao ers

‘were canceled. ., SAS RIAA Y aT

y “near -here, iy «| 5-week-old™ strike which closed Scheduled for due, 83 per ‘cent of the Ho Good weather stimulated out- today, were in the 14th day of a rs a a i . : . |employed at starting monthly pay| oor and farm job openings. staydown- Strike-—3000 feet below An agreement to negotiate und. . ‘Role in Wedding |of $320, gompared to $299 for {Agricultural job. openings more groun protest skits began ‘May again was made After Gov,

(1951. yhan, doubled for the week.

During the school year just! ended at Purdue, Mr. Cason says,

130 when the Montecatini Sulphur Schricker sent plain clothes state |Co. laid off 860 miners because policemen to survey a situation 'sorhe of the sulphur pits were caused when the union paraded | many pickets at the plant ‘entrances and kept management

Smoke From Cathedral

| FT. WAYNE, June 13 (UP) —

{herd dogs, will play principal roles

| Perry, 19, Columbus, O., and Paul | SALISBURY. England, June,

*urdue students for employment. pre—————— 1 t: ersonne u 13 (UP)—The fire brigade rushed Seek Checkrein on Reds’ y

‘Auto Sales Accelerate o Salisbury's historic cathedral] New passenger car registrations |jagt nignt to check a report at pr Ae Store en, Tax Case Recess Seen eye” dogs. in April were the greatest sincelsmoke was pouring from its fa- ment, cracking down on. French) WASHINGTON, June 13 (UP) The couple met at the Pilot Dog{September, 1951, and marked the mous 404-foot spire. |Reds. is drafting a law banning —The government's $3 million tax Foundation’s Training School in|first upturn in sales this year. Firemen climbed almost 300 Communist Party members and ¢3S¢ against former bootleg king A total of 374,288 new pi up the spire befroe they dis-|fellow travelers from top army William G. (Big Bill) Lias, were registered, an. increase oficovered the ‘black smoke” wasland government posts, teliable| Wheeling, W. Va., probably will “From then on my trips t0(52,000, the R. L. Polk Co. reports. ia swarm of flying ants. igovernment sources said today. |be recessed until September. Columbus were more frequent,” :

Paul and Peggy are blind and)

{Columbus when Paul returned

{Paul said.

“I was in love the first time!

ever | | heard. "

‘May Be Overridden

| WASHINGTON, June 13 (UP) | |—Sen, Spessard IL. Holland said {today there is a ‘pretty good {chance” that Congress will over‘ride President Truman's veto of the Tidelands oil bill. | The Florida Democrat said the possibility was enhanced by public disclosure of the pentative plan of Secretary of Interior Oscar L. Chapman to. grant oil and gas leases on submerged | lands in the Gulf of Mexico un-' { der the Surplus Propetry Act. In testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee which investigated the proposed program yesterday, Mr. Chapman said President Truman ordered the plan abandoned Wednesday because of Sen. Holland's protest against it,

An Escaped Prisoner |

MUNCIE, June 13 (UP)—John Conningham, 22, Yorktown, was back in Delaware County Jail today because he couldn't resist; the movie, “Jack and the BeanConningham, who with Delbert from the jail Monday, told. arresting officers last night, he was lured from his hiding place near here by the picture. He admitted burglarizing three service stations and a drive-in on Ind. 32 west of Muncie Monday and Tuesday nights. Sizemore, who escaped for the second time in as many weeks, was still free, and Conningham sald he hadn't seen him since the breakout. |

South Korea Keeps Ban |

On ‘Voice of America’ i

PUSAN, Korea, June 13 (UP) -—The South Korean government refused today to lift its ban on Voice of America broadcasts. spokesman said the ban would remain “until such time as the government decides to lift it.” The government demanded the 8. clarify the contents of allegedly offensive broadcasts’ be-

fore it even will negotiate for

had been! “adverse and disabout President Syngman Rhee's feud with the National Assembly,

of America

Earl Everett Joins Race For Lieutenant-Governor

MUNCIE, June 13 (UP)—Earl Muncie, announced

for lieutenant-governor of Indi-

chairman “and heads the so Co

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lard; also survived and nephews, day. Funeral Sat at the G. H. HER HOME, 1505 8, Ea vited. Friends ma BOWEN--Carl P, Nelson St, ih Bowen, father of E Rosie Lewis and Jo of Lavenia Kelly, John Bowen, 12 g son of Katherine B Thursday. Funeral at the residence. Friends may sag after 6 p. m. SERVICE. BUSKING—Minnie, E. McCarty, wid Busking, survived | great niece, passe m. eral not formation call ROI FUNERAL HOME, CASTLEMAN- Loui man Dr. Tathe passed Away LANNER & BUC ARY, Saturday, 2 vited. Friends may

COPENHAVER Ha 1109 Pleasant St. father of Margare A., Cincinnati, O.; Linwood, Cal; br Tiffin, O., and F Chicago. Services I at the J. C. WIL THE HIMES. Friends may call THE CHIMES afte

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EDSON—Mrs. Gert Kessler Blvd.,, m win L. Libbert, sis Crampton, 8t. Pel Hermand Walck, M sar, Sterling, II Wednesday, Servi BUCHANAN MOR’ 11 a. m. PFriénds mortuary after 6 HARRIS—Chearles | University Ave. ina Rodfer Harr Harris, passe Monday, 1:30 I ROS, IRVING “HI ast Wash, Callir Baturday. HICKS—Michael Li St., entered int

Janet Lee, grandson of Mr. al Ad Mr. and Mrs. ervices Saturday, Ww. ORE PEACE Michigan 8t, Frien

JONES —Robert L. Forest Ave. hu Jones, son of M brother of John | Kenneth V, Jonds, ham and Mrs. Rut away Wednesday | Saturday, 10 a. 'm BROTHERS CENT! N. Illinois. KOONTZ~—Ina of entered into res 55 yrs., mother of / ter of Curtis Hess. 10 a.m, at HA PEACE CHAPEL, Ex ue. welcoy br

9! Mary “Riches seph, Ernestine, Robert and France: of Mary Lampe: Wednesday, Servic a. m., STEVENS *f FLOWERS, 3136 W an Trinity Chu call,

MARTIN Edward N. Tuxedo, hus Martin, father of son of Mrs. KE brother of Albert | away Wednesday Saturday, 1:30 p. ) BROS. IRVING Pi E. Washington. Cs Thursday. McMULLEN — Nor years, 3777 N. M of Mrs, Fred L. § away. Friends 1 DORSEY FUNERA New York St. afl day. Funeral Sat St. Joan of Arc ment Washington (Greenzburg “paper

MOORHEAD—AnNs wife of Matthew of Elizabeth Tinda h A. and Joh James M. Moorhea survived by 11 gr great-grandchildrer Funeral! Monday 2 ROS. IRVL

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PUETT Mrs. Mar Box 558, South of Mary Esther Ya land A. Johnson, 1} . Services at r 3:00 pom. Friend may call at the re port, Ind. FLANNI service IA Legai Notice

NOTICE TO EMERGENCY Notice is hereby the City of Indiar Indiana, that The missioners of the ( its office, Meridi: Indianapolis, India hearing on Tuesd 6:30 o'clock P. M following emergenc operations of sald riod of July 1, 195 which emergency be ‘included in, a addition to, the bu the fiscal year Ju

1953. thereafter to EMERGENCY

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