Show f Millionaire's Happy as ANDERSON Ind (AP) — Ik Duffey always wanted a railroad A model railroad in the do through had t a -the years Duffey was Basking millions In the meat packing business and losing some of his money on his professional basketball team in Anderson base-rne- $l-a-Ye- ar they gave in and made him pure si- dent It was quite all right with Duffey that his salary was sat at $1 a vra: "Just Want to Have dm' "I just want to have fun" Duf- - nt af jatjgotle-tootlin- C I th? don't need a job but I need something to do to keep me out of trouble As soon as he took over Duffey put on a denim jacket and climbed into the diesel locomotive with a big No 1 on its sides The C L doesn't have any other locomotives but there's alwayf a chance there might be others sometime "Where can I ride and be out of the way?" he asked Then in a moment: I'll handle the whistle " He's had a lot of practise since "Fine hand with the whistle" said Vic Graham an engineer who has been with the C I for 40 years 'try im-ti- Work With Section Crews But Ike Duffey is more than a b-- do" Foster Parents Plan 70000 Waifs in 15 Years SiA-i Brave Steps " ZmrnXmiiz tiS&BUEfai f ga- g- HEfllHK!" — KHnfe esaaoooaaav Jtk s M JJHHHKgL'l ' I curly-haire- I i Hl Amm i iflL iff one-room- ed I sl self-suppo- war-shock- ' r i ' j v - j t i ' iSQl ' Glyn Evans 4 of Roehampton England smiles at adversity as he learns to walk with his "plonkers" ss he calls them The artificial legs and cratches were designed for him by doctors of Qaeen Mary's hospital The child was born without legs KATMANDU Nepal APi — A delegation from Communist-hel- d Tibet has delivered to Nepal an annual tribute in silver valued at ry-old Church Organists! 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OPTOMETRIST Was Bivo mii Di 2-PIE- CE LIVING ROOM SUITE net r DR G E HARRIS et Mgl all-o- —ADVERTISEMENT— enables you to acquire knowledge in life's morning increase your earning capacity jn life's noon and enables you enjoy life's evening HORNING has gone STOMACH ULCER PAIN i -A- 2546 Washington Blvd V S Ambassador Chester Bowles rests in Himalayan foothills on the last tap of his trip from India to Nepal to present his credentials to CIARO (UP) — Early resumpn tion of negotiations to end the explosive Suez canal zone dispute was forecast today as high British and Egyptian officials met for the first time since formal discussions were broken off last August Annual Tribute $2100 ' & rf? SSmmssmsmsmssm Anglo-Egyptia- - drue-gl- PARIS (AP)— Worried by re armament costs Europe is raising trade barriers again despite the American drive against them Breaking down such barriers Wtp one of the prime aims of the Marshall plan Inflation soaring prices restricted production and just plain bad luck are also partly responsible for the new trend Britain and France who account for over half of Europe's internal trade are now restoring barriers removed over the past four years Some of the smaller countries are atill moving ahead but they too may have to reverse direction The trouble is this: Britain has told Italy for example "Sorry we can't buy any more of your silk Haven't the money" Italy is strongly tempted to reply "well If t hat the ease we won't have the cash to buy your woolens" Right after the war almost 100 n trade percent of lid moved under censes and import quotas That was the only way the countries could get vital imports without having to pay out their last gold reserves Some quotas have been eliminated by Germany Italy Portugal and the Netherlands since November of last year when the first new British restrictions were imposed This was equivalent to saying: "Even though you won t let us sell in Britain we're going to let you sell more in our countries" How long this kind of generosity on Is another question and jfjgj a big part of the answer lies in the Way rearmament will be financed The way rearmament comes in in this: To produce arms and recruit armies takes men and raw material Both the men and materials cease to produce goods for or rimary trade The country has less goods for sale and likely as not even larger quantities of its own money available to buy them Now more money chasing fewer goods is the classic formula for inflation Inflation as had already been the case in France encourages sales abroad At the same time less surplus is available for export because more ef the country's resources is going into rearmament ATTENTION He's No'Top Hat' Here Egypt Talks Resume rt Jfjtr 3A R strictly-controlle- —w Foster Par- But moat of the Foster Parents ents plan for war children is cele- are people you never heard of — brating its fifteenth anniversary a war veteran in a Washington this year with proud achievement hospital a California paraplegic and a plan to double its program a Massachusetts spinster a lifer in Since its founders picked up hag- a New Jersey penitentiary a gjggK d couple who lost a gard terror - stricken youngsters west farm child of six who were fleeing the Spanish Civil Other children have been helped war in 1931 the plan has rehabilitated 70000 children who v ere "o- by croups — colleges fraternities mutilated sickened or sororities churches a school tor rphaned made destitute by MKfc SMl the delinquents an old ladies' home The children they help live in thousand! af foster parents who colonies (special homes) or instiown them have found their helped or with a family (often lives brighter and happier ' tutions When roster parents assumed their own) Sometimes 11 or 12 hut in care thousands of these are living in a ters were alone in the world a region so poverty stricken it is beyond American imagination In many did not know their names each country when: the plan op Some were living in caves Some were mutilated by bombs Some crates it maintains a branch of-H ware starving and tubercular some fice and a laree warphnm ttneW Watt food and clothing Plan Mind dispense these according Tfcrough Foster Parents' help workers to children's needs and take they were given food clothing the the shelter schooling and instruction in ficialnecessary steps to provide artilimbs and train the young-gjpreligion Those who needed them for arms artificial or teeth get legs I Tmsstic surgery The blind were Can't Caver Support The $180 a year contributed by taught Braille Thousands learned trade and now are earning their a Foster Parent cover the own living Others have been child's support cannot The rest comes Some too from adopted completely other in cash wrecked by war for normal liv- rajjt kind orcontributions through cooperation have been in instituing with other organizations placed tions Many a waife who has had the Today Foster Parents plan is car-- 1 plan's help is now on his own 'Jag for 7200 war children and is Plan workers will tell you that Starting a drive to double that Foster Parents often find number ou n lives greatly enriched astheir leta is still terrific need for ters iJThere fly back and forth planning help among children in former war and reporting a child's progress sjeas" says Mrs Lenore Sorin Foster Parents are supposed to Parent relation? coordina- write their children at least once tor "Many are undernourished a month Many parents visit their anemic and tubercular We want foster children One to start a preventorium in Europe child talked for the first time in where borderline cases can be cat ed years after her foster parents' visit for OpcraU ia Six Coantries Foster Parents plan whose home Old Vienna Fades office It in New York now operVIENNA (AP) Vienna once ates in six countries — Belgium the home of light music England France Greece Holland closed its last musical yesterday comedy SSBO Italy inFormerly it worked in theatre due to "lack of public Czechoslovakia and Poland terest" but communist insistence on local controls of its funds caused it to DVERTISEMENT withdraw The plan is supported by contributions chiefly from "foster parCOUGHS ents" who contribute $180 a year IX too couch wh'f rar't toward the care of one special Bleep well esrsaes of rccurrlnc artarcs of child Among them are a lot of Bronchial Asthma or arena? Chrome — famous figures Mrs Harry Tru- Bronchitis get MBTOAOO from your This exeat medicine usually man Herbert Hoover the late Har- workstoday to wondrous fas loosen and rehelp old Ickes Joan Bennett Jack Ben- move thick phlecm Thus curbs b ny Helen Hayes Helen Keller and couehtn anditrsnglme freer rta thing promotes restful sleep Money back fuarsctes Mgi Miry Pickford NEW YORK (AP on g - (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINESUNDAY MORNING MARCH 23 1852 He straightening rails and killing weeds He even helps load hogs and flags the crossings While he mans the whistle Duffey has had an eye out for the small industries springing up along the C I — in town with names like Bloomer Lapel and Eagletown He has his big automobile follow the train in case he needs to dash off on some errand at a speed the C L can't manage Still In his denim jacket BC drops off to talk to shipping customers The result is a round trip between Anderson and Lebanon once a day instead of every two days Business has picked up 79 percent and it's still growing "He'll keep fooling around l he gets that thing in the black" said one bystander "I'm the luckiest man on earth" said Duffey " because I'm doing just what I really want to mftm "I But when he was through with these activities he spied the w e?riy tracks of the Central Indiana railroad meandering west through rich cornfields to Lebanon in the lush farm country north of Indianapolis Since the line started in 1871 it bad shrunk from 127 miles to sMsaaged to lose money f4tasiiyssSR It bad been 30 years or more since the C I had run excursion trains to Turkey Run state park — or even any passenger trains at all The old freight house in Anderson was about to fall dew r The millionaire began pestering the New York Central and the Pennsylvania the lines that had taken W9Wt the C I in 1831 Last summer Europe Snubs Railroader U S Advice deadhead the gets out and works with Hikes Tariffs section crews THE OGDEN ' i iiiinjiiiiii" i Pay Only $200 Weekly ' BeSaeaeSaKS gsse fVT- - W What Makes Peopl e Palejired just plain with Fatigue? 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