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Tuesday, May 20,1969 RUSHVILLE (INDIANA) DAILY REPUBLICAN Pagt Nina Justice Foundation Cashes In $2 Million Jackpot Sundries IT NEW EVE REVE Rigaud Parfum, imported from France. 4-oz. Aerosol Eau De Toilette, $10.00 value only $5.00. Limited offer. Available at the Rushville Pharmacy.

FOR GRADUATION Bibles Favors Gift wrap Scrap books Tensor lamps Attache cases Bosca billfolds Greeting cards Bulletin boards Picture Albums Eaton stationery Table decorations Olympia typewriters Smith-Corona typewriters OFFICE SUPPLIES RYTSX PERSONAL MEMO Pads 400 sheets, 50 per pad, $3.95. Double quantity (same printing) only $3.00 more. Order now at the Republican Company, 219 North Perkins. Livestock By JAMES R. POLK Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) The foundation headed by Supreme Court Justice William O.

Douglas has cashed in a $2 million jackpot in selling its stock in a firm which owns three Las Vegas casinos. A foundation official said Monday the holdings were sold in early years after Douglas had described the stock as irrevocable The Supreme Court justice has drawn fire in Congress over his salary as president of The Albert Parvin Foundation and its ownership tie's with plush Las Vegas gambling palaces. Douglas has been paid approximately $85,000 over the last seven years as the only salaried officer, tax records show. Justice Douglas, reached in Bellingham, where he was speaking Monday, declined comment. Justice Abe Fortas resigned from the Supreme Court last week amid congressional rumblings of impeachment in the controversy over a $20,000 check from the family foundation of convicted financier Louis E.

Wolfson. Congressmen have called for an investigation of Douglas and I his stock in Par- vin-Dohrmann which owns the Stardust, Fremont and Aladdin hotels and casinos. The secretary and treasurer, Harvey Silbert, disclosed in a telephone interview Monday that 21,791 shares in Parvin-Dohrmann were sold during the first week of March at $91.75 each. This would result in a purchase price of just under $2 million. The $2 million price was five times the value listed for the foundation's Parvin-Dohrmann stock when Justice role first became known to the public in 1966.

At that time, Douglas wrote Chief Justice Earl Warren: has been criticism of the (stock) portfolio of the foundation. Except for minor items, the selection of the portfolio was made solely by Mr (Albert) Parvin and was transferred by him to the foundation as an irrevocable Sen. John J. Williams, entered the letter to Warren in the Congressional Record this month in charging that Fortas had not returned the Wolfson check in 1966 after Justice Douglas had been caught with his hands in the same cookie The latest public tax records covering 1967 re ported Parvin-Dohrmann ings totaling 31,291 shares. When the other 9,500 shares were sold is unknown.

But Silbert said the 21,791 sold in early March were the last ones held by the foundation. Tax records show the foundation sold its stock two years ago in Del E. Webb which operates other casinos at Las Vegas and Lake Tahoe. Nev. Douglas has said Parvin, a Los Angeles business executive, organized the foundation in 1960 after reading the lectures on the growing menace of communism.

The foundation provides fellowships for foreign at Princeton and UCLA. training the future Ft. Wayne Soldier Killed Iii Vietnam FORT WAYNE, Ind. (AP) Army Spec. 4 Thomas N.

Connell, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Connell of Fort Wayne, was killed in Vietnam fighting May 13, his parents were notified Sunday. Connell was the 938 th Hoosier to die in Vietnam combat. prime ministers of underdeveloped countries in our democratic institutions.

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