Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 44, Number 292, Decatur, Adams County, 12 December 1946 — Page 6

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work ami leauhani production will not cue." the committee's 1« IMonociatH and reven Republlcsns auld In a final and unanimous report to congress. "Loose talk of oppressions and busiii«*<- tcieaaiona is unjustified ..nd -erven no good purpose," the report said. The committee said t.iat governme it must not be given full responsibility for < ouornl.' stability and high employment because that / would be to a< epi totalitarianism which we fought to p event having imposed upon us." The gro .i placet) upon congress the full blame for "the unsound 1 pre.vis <hm embodied in surplus property d.rposal legislation, and in

great part for the delays caused by the priorities and preferences gianted under it.” To speed up disposal, it recommended "sympathetic help" and "board discretionary latitude" for the surplux property administrator. The committee recommended that OPA be allowed to expire Jan. 31 The President's emergency powers should end March 31. it said, subject to new legislation "granting narrowly specified powers to be determined tty congress." On other subjects the group said: Puldie works: plans should be continued in event of a business recession ami the 3150,000.000 (Ml originally recommended for that purpose should bo provided. Tuxes a system • lioiild be developed which will provide needed : revenue and a fair distribution of the tax burden. Trade barriers: trade barriers should be reduced to "assist greatly in th-- establishment of a peaceful world order" and sulsrtitute "economic cooperation for economic warfa-e." Finance bond saving and buying .lioiild be "vigorously promoted" tu counteract inflationary forces 0 ■ —— Flower Boxes Good dowers for window boxes are petunias, because they bloom constantly throughout the summer. The balcony type of petunias will produce trailing vinelike stems, which grown down over the boxes

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Hope Is Virtually Abandoned For Miner Will Use Dynamite To Blast Out Body (lliilh-, Arlx., Dec 12 — lUP) Convinced they were "digging for a dead man," rass'uers went into a copper mine today with dynamite to blast out the body of a miner buried alive by a slide. Thi-y virtually abandoned hope of Having John Orekar, 40. What may have been last feeble tapping echoed hollowly down a metal pipe from hi>« tomb more than 30 hours ago. "We are now digging for a dead man," Haiti deputy state mine In spector William Kuchar. "I seriously doubt that he was not kill-1 ••d Instantly." Inspector Clifford Murdock agreed. Crumbling sidewalls as the res cuers dug deeper into the rock and ore made it increasingly dangerous to send men into the mine, and Kuchar called off all operations last night, fearful of more casualties It wan the first rest for rescue crew leaders since the disaster Saturday. At a last-ditch step rescuers planned today to blast out the stope, or tunnel, where the miner was working on supports designed to prevent the cave-ln that caught him It was blocked by 600 tons of loose ore and Kuchar said the miner's body might be found In the debris when it in tarled out in carloads. He admitted the blast might kill Orekar if he were still alive in the debris.

Coal Miner Killed In Traffic Accident Vincennes. Ind . Dec. It—(VP) — Troy J Vanmatre. 56, a coal miner, was killed tiMlay in the collision of his automobile with a truck near here. Perry Davidson. 5", and Claude Vanmatre, brother of the victim, were in a critical condition in a Vincennes hospital. The three were en route to work at the Knox consolidated mine near Bicknell. Carl Smit It. Bloomfield, driver of the truck, told )»ollce the right wheels of the vehicle ran off the load and caused him to lose control of the car. Smith suffered minor injuries. Harvester, Union To Start Negotiations Chicago. Dec. 12—(UP)—The International Harvester Co . and the CIO united farm «-qulpment workers will begin wage negotiations tomorrow, union officials announced today. The negotiations will cover 33.000 workers at 10 plants. Gerald Fields, secretary-treasurer of the union, said demands would Include a minimum wage of more than SI per hour, a guaranteed annual wage and elimination of piece work. The new contract to lie negotiated will cover five Chicago plants and unite at Rock Falls, Rock Island and -East Moline, 111., Richmond, Ind., and Auburn. N. Y. 0 UN SHOWDOWN (Continued krone »•»<• One) assured approval of a request that all 54 United Nations withdraw their ambassadors and ministerw from Madrid. Diplomatic relations would thus Ire maint iinert with the Spanish dictatorship, but only on a -iccond-strlng basis. Soviet Russia stood to the last, however, against the proposal that the assembly slap the big five powers on the wrist and urge them io soften their use of their security 'ouncil veto power In the future.

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Two Autos Stolen, One Is Recovered Two cars were reported stolen Wednesday, one of which whh recovered. city imllce reportejl here today. An auto, owned by Robert Crick, route six. Decatur. stolen sometime after 5 p. in. on South Second street, was recovered this morning on the parking lot In the rear of the sale barn. Police are continuing the Hear h for the other auto, a black 1936 Chevrolet sedan, owned by lawrente McCullough, which was reported stolen from mar the Yost construction company sometime Wednesday. Republican Policy Committee Meets Study Suggestions On New Legislation Indianapolis, Dec 12 — (UP) — The Republican policy committee of the 194" Indiana general assembly went into an all-day session today, Its second pr'-leglslature meeting. Tile committee was scheduled to evaluate numerous suggestions tor improvements of legislation involving the administrative branches of the state government Governor Gates received th<- suggestions yesterday from the heads of more than to state departments. The governor a week ago asked the department heads to submit legislative suggestions that would 1 facilitate greater efficiency in the I operation of their agencies. He hold them they could suggest new laws or amendments to existing laws. lutter today. the committee was expected to study an administra-tion-sponsored bill outlawing the Ku Klux Klan, the Columbians Inc., and other "hate organiza-

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