Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 108, Decatur, Adams County, 7 May 1951 — Page 6

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Four Seamen Die In Salvage Operations Seeking To Salvage Jet Plane In Lake Chickgo, May 7.—(UP)— The navy today held up until calmer weather work on "operation jinx” which cost the lives of lour seamen whp were trying to salvage a jet plane from the botton of Lake Michigan. ‘ \ Eight other navy men were i rescued after high wav|s swamped . their landing craft yesterday. The salvage party was working with a diver to get a ?ine on the wreckage of the FH-1 phantom jet fighter which went down 1,500 yards off the Northwestern University campus Friday. \ v The ’pilot of the plpne, which crash-landed as hundreds of students watched Friday, was listed as missing. It was not known whether his body was still in the’> wreckage. He was idenyfied as Lt. Laverne i Narbours, 30, of Lake Zurich, 111. The landing craft was the second boat in two days to upset while 'attempting to retrive wreckage. 'The navy identified t|iree of the four men missing and I presumed dead. Identification of the fourth was withheld pending Notification of the next of kin. Those identified were: A ■\ Chief boatswain’s mate Frank J. Plocki, 48, Albany, N.Y, coxswain of the landing craft. Roy J. Clark, 26, metalsmith third class, Clarksburg, W. VA., the diver. ' -I 1 Seaman William L. Mfllhelm, Jr., f2l, Philadelphia. i The salvage party had reached a point over the wrecked plane, lying in ’about 12 feet of vfater. Clark went over the wrecked >lane, lying in about 12 fpet of water. Clark wenCiover the, side to put a sling •- —A.

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1 a"" M'; ■;"T 1 '' .' '' ’ around the plane so that it could 3 be lifted off the bottom. A few minutes later he signaled -for those in the boat to haul him 1 up. The ramp at one end of\ the 1 landing boat was lowered to ac--1 commodate him. " Just as Clark’s head appeared above tne water, a large wave • broke over the boat. Most of those' i aboard rushed to the sterp to keep the water from coming in the open i ramp. Less than a minute later the j boat filled with water and sank. DEMOCRATS 7 (Coattoned/ From Pace One) i j 7— —> . sever, this threat never has proved c true in the past, and Democrat - election officials did! not anticipate' : any trouble. 1 ? ■ H 1 J ; The Daily Democrat will deceive the returns Tuesday night as I usual and those interested are in- : yited to phone 3-2121 for the latest results in the three contests. . I . ; ■ L ..Clerk Ed Jaberg today release’ the remaining names of Democrat j preefhet workers, completing that party’s roster for Tuesday’s elec- ! tion. 1-A Mcßride Welding Shop j Inspector, John Marshall; judge, Marcia Smith; clerk, Beatrice | Melchi, sheriff, Andy Zeser. 2-A Court House Inspector, Eugene Runyon; judge, Mrs. Phil Macklin; clerk. Mrs. Francis Schmitt, sheriff, Amos Stoneburner. More than 30 varieties of sports fish are caught off the coast of; North Carolina.

AMERICAN (Coattoaed From Page One) I j— '■■■ ■ - i tpe island a point of “prime ■ strategic importance.” ■ The state department did not comment on the importance of I Iceland today. However, it is> k probably more vital now than dur- •' ihg World War II as a radar base ' :p 1 detect any enemy planes attacking the North American con- ' tinent ‘ from across ’the polar Regions. ; I The current occupation followed thany months of preparatory work. I. McGaw; who previously had Been commandant of the armed forces information school, was Assigned the job of farming th 3 detachment last November, s McGaw at that time was assign ed to “Adm. William N. Fechtler, dOmmander of the Atlantic Pact's Oorth Atlantic group and of the U.S. Atlantic fleet. / Add Farm Operators jTo Deferred List \ Washington, May , 7 —(UP) — Secretary of labor Mahrice J- Tobin tipday added “farm operators” andthree other critical occupations to allist of jobs subject io military deferment. iFarm operators’were defined as thjose “who perform without supervision a wide variety of tasks in commercial agricultural (production.” The other new criti cal occuifttions are airplane navi- ' gator (commercial), metal spinner | add shipfitter. ' fTobin said the occupations are to I * -

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be “considered” for deferment but do not mean aufomatia deferment. Draft boards are to consider the “individually.” I' —■ Murder And Suicide Follow/Argument Anderson, Ind., May 7 — (UP)—. Police recorded a murder and su|-’ cldq today* as the aftermath of a argument which ended with f ftwin stooting in a stranger’s home"Jbead were Relph Gurley, 3|, an internal' revenue department representative, and his wife, Louise, 32. ,\ Police said Gurley -apparently pulled a revolver as the two argued in Gurley’s automobile Saturday. His wife grabbed the gun. threw it outside, and ran into a nearby house to telephone police. Gurley followed, picked up the gun, and then shot his and himself, authorities said. TELLS SENATORS (Coat to tied From Pace Oae) were negotiated. \ 7. Nobody actually vetoed —as MacArthur charged—a joint chiefs’ recommendation of Jan 12 for some stepping up of warfare against the Chinese Reds. Marshall said this •’memorandum" was prepared at a time when it looked as though the l’nited Nations would be driven out of Korea. But the tide of battle turned and it became "unnecessary” and “inadvisable” t;o carry out posals. -1 Try A Democrat want A«—-It Pav

'4 L . Britain Bans Some Shipments To China Statement Is Made On Trade With Reds London, May 7.—(UP)—Britain has banned shipment to Communist China of all goods “which inight assist China’? military operations,” but has not imposed a total embargo on trade, the government announced today. ’ I The announcement was made in commons by Sir Hartley Shawcross, president of the board of trade. Shawcross denied Gen. Douglas MacArthur’s charges that British goods were of substantial assistance to Red China’s armed forces. Shawcross said the British ban applied to all military equipment, airplanes of ail types, specialized motor vehicles rubber, ginc and its alloys, and a wide range of industrial goods, including machine tools, "It has not so far policy of the United Nation? to irqpose economic sanctions against Qhina and we have not ourselves | prohibited all trade,” Shawcross ‘said. “We have not imposed a :total embargo on trade with China as the United States had done. "We are, natprally, in close consultation with other friendly powers and our present practice is cei> tainly not less restyctiv? than that of other friendly countries, apart from' th? United States.” /Shawcross said determined efforts were being made to suppress smuggling to China. Tne government’s statement on trade with China was drawn up this morning at a meeting of prime minister Clement Attlee’s cabinet.

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To The Voters of llei iihir '■ .’- '■■• i P -I \ ' ' v _jL__i_l_____^— P_ --i - :L)4 '■ 'L - ~ ) X "l i ■■■ h I L ■ d -1 v i> e ■ | } I am a candidate for Mayor, subject to s' IhMB ■ ;P ;H the Democrat Primary election Tuesday 4 • 1 I ' • ‘ ' ' I ' ' ’- e • ' and I earnestly solicit your support. I v d *' [ I. ’s r I shall welcome the opportunity of serving r** x S\ _ . T1 b ' s • you to the best of my ability. lam a life- a . • ' ' y ’j- i ' J - ' W \ ' | ■ • . * - | Jong resident of Decatur and I in .•Ibecatur. i I J ■ . .' '■..'•> .' I - {'4’l . |.l . .[>]'■' I i f I Your Vote will be appreciated. ADRIAN J. BAKER FOR MAYOR ' ■ ' ' ' ■ I' ■' \ '■' I ‘ Anyone desiring transportation to and from the polls of any precinct in Deca- L x \ tur Tuesday, please call 3-2989. j h £ I. : j I Tol. Advt.. ■■MMM mm._-

Asks Clearance For Big Municipal Loans Washington, Mpy 7 — (UPi-i— Defense mobilizer Charles E. Wilson issued an “unprecedented” request last night to state governors and big city mayors to clear big municipal loans with special boards of investment bankers. In a move to reduce inflationary pressure, Wilson also asked state and city officials to postpons for the duration borrowing for soldier?' bonuses, war memorials, and municipal projects. > Wilson requested evefy state and city official to submit for approval borrawing plans for (nor Ethan |L-' 000,000 to the voluntary credit restraint committee set up by .the federal reserve boaftd- z Marines Get Their Man Oklahoma City (U.P.) — Exactly a week after Marine Pfc. Theodore D. on leave to convaldkce from wounds received in Korea, he received a notice from his draft board to report for prtf-inductions exemina-'t tions. He turned the notice over to the recruiting officer vVho had talked! him into joining the Marines. Recruit Learns Lesson / Salt Lake City (U.P.) — Even Army recruits are swposed to know better, but one, Gerald B. Riley is going about with a cast on his foot because he “didn’t know the gun was loaded.” He had picked up a deer rifle to demonstrate the manual of arms for his girl friend. .P 1 —h Modern archaeologists have <found ceramic tile in buildings of Egyptians, Chaldeans and Baby-i lonians that has withstood than 7,000 years of weathering. ) J JUDGE RULES U (Coattoned From Pace Oae) The reason for the attorneys making a joint appeal Is io save plaintiffs from making an appeal on the first section of ths complaint, and enforcing a separate pourt action, and to enable the defendants to appeal the second paragraph and save a separate appeal. . / Judge Glenn told attorneys that ■ , • V- . ' ;

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— 1 ii 0"^ — “I have fouttd the questions difficult ones and consider them such at this time® 11 believe' it is conceded by evfitme concerned that there are decisions which are directly in point or stjuarely decisive . . itts an understatement to say that there is a lack of harmpny and uniformity in the decisions that bier on the question involved." ■ B { After stat&| he Reached

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-rH ' .. j s 1 n • his conclusions with hesitation, i Judge Glenn added that he had ■ dione so “without that feeling of : assurance or certaipty which one tj would always desire and can ord-? - Inarily attain in cases where the ; applicable legal rules are reason- - ably Clear.” -1 He stated that the appellate or i Supreme court may view these questions “in an altogether or 1 partially different manner.”