Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 147, Decatur, Adams County, 22 June 1951 — Page 6

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Motorist Is Held For Manslaughter ' Dayton, 0., June 22.—(tTP)— • Ollie Feaster, 45, Indianapolis, j awaited arraignment today on manslaughter charges here as a result of an auto accident Wednesday night in which a woman was killed. j . \ Feaster was: charged with manslaughter yesterday by the state highway patrol in connection with the acident in which Mrs. Maxine Hinton, 32, Columbus, 0., was killed near here. He was held in Montgomery county jail without bond pending arraignment in common pleas court Monday. Ca to the church or your choice ' text Sun<ay. ' ——

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' RIDGWAY ASKS (Continued From Page One) at once to Lie, who currently is in Copenhagen, Denmark, and the Norwegian secretary-general was expected to begin the canvass this end, coinciding with the first nnn|versary of the Korean \war’s start. Abrew W. Cordier, Lie’s Ameijican / executive assistant who returned yesterday from a ii>att|pfrofrt tour, said the casualties al ready were “bringing homp the war” to the Chinese people. But he gate two other reasons why Ridgv;s|y wanted reinforcements: * 1. The 'UN counteroffensive, highly successful, has left the Allied lines “slightly ‘ exh. Plans are under way to set up a : rotation scheme for the trooiis off the 17 nations fighting in aifd such a system would entail a'heavy manpower turnover. (If your wife is a doraphobiaii!, u’re lucky—she hates fur coats. UgNRAAr*<iIWIAARMMMMMIWIMF LOCAL CLASSIFIER ADVERTISING RATES | | Fdr 25 words or less: ( i u 1 time 50c; 2 times 75c: 3 times |1; ,6 times 1.75. Li ' For consecutive days. Nd classified skipday ads accepted. Black face 10 point, 5c per word each insertion, 50c minimum. Classified ads listed In paragraphs 50% increase over regular rate. ?■ • Card of Thanks, Obituary, In , Mbmoriam, 2c per woi-d, 75c ; minimum. i; .. Copy must he tn office by 11 j a.m. Monday through Friday. Saturday deadline is 9 a.m.

Strike Os Airlines Pilots May Spread ' '' ’I •I *I \ j ' ,J * No Action Planned From White House Chicago, f June 22 —(UP) — A > • ’pilots strike that halted all flights • on United |Air Lines will be extended Monday to at least one type • of airplane fflbwn by American Air . Lines, the pilots' union said today.' The AFll air line pilots association posted! notices at New Ydrk directing and co-pilots to refusejto fly &C-6B planes for Ameri- . can after I a.tn. Monday in each time zone, f ■ > At Washington, meanwhile, the i secretary pi the national mediation board, Thojnas E. Bibkers. said he [ was still hdpeful of ap early settlement of the dispute although Presi dent Trumjn announced yesterday that he wolild take ho action concerning it immediately, • \ The board tunned the case over • to him, charging that the union hadn't up to government ? regulations |in ordering 900 pilots on strike against United four days ago. - Z I ( n Presidentj David Behncke of the ALPA indicated previously that the -union would call off the UAL walkout if Mr. appointed a new board to Investigate the dispute, which also; involves Trans-World Airlines \in| addition to United, American land other important lines. | The in the dispute centers around a question of hours versus miles as the basis for determining the [pilots’ pay. * Under the present union agree- . mept with icofnpanies, a pilot may I fly no mord than 85 hours a month. But because of today's faster planes —particularly the DC-6B — the ALPA wants a monthly mileage limit! based on the speed of the r plane a pilbt flies. . That is the reason why the union ordered pilots to stop flying the 1 DC-6B’s for American after Monday. American! has eight of them which it uafs daily of six ‘1 j ■ Ms t♦ r V ■ 1 M ' I < . : jf . J ’ dr " ' fßr7 i I j.... xdl.. ■ j. A-TWO-TIME escapee from Pennsylvania prisons, Frederick (The Angel) Tenuto. 36, boasts he will not be taken alive. He was convicted of killing a man in a family feud in Philadelphia. In placing his name on its “Ten Most Wanted" list, the FBI describee Tenuto as“an example of the neighborhood gang hoodlum who , graduates from petty thievery to incorrigible juvenile to vicious tadulL" Tenuto was a prison pal land partner in escape of Willie (The Actor) Sutton. Tenuto is 5-feet-5, weighs 143, is an amateur boxer. flsfemafioMo}/,

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- —'— including flights from New York to Los Angeles and return aqil from New York to Dallas and return. All six schedules make stops at Chicago. Glowing License Tags Cleveland, 0., June — Maine has come up with an idea which, until roadway lighting* «is modernized, may help to reduce night highway accidents, The National Street and Traffic (Safety Lighting Bureau re portal, The state’s license tags have been coated With a reflective plastic material which makes them glow at night when an approaching car’s lights cast their beam upon them. This glow Is said to be visible at 1200 feet away. X ' ■ ■ : „ Aristophanes’ play “Lysistrata’ was -written about 400 B. C. Prior to Wotld War 11, Germany boasted about 20 zoos. The flower of the saguaro cactus is Arizona’s state flower. > In the fall of 1893, tornadoes in thh U. S. claimed 3000 lives. ( The word robot is derived from a Czech word meaning “work.”

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INCREASES (»«O 4Smj mojijr wnau« # 3) six days that Communist jets have challenged Allied air supremacy over northwest Korea. Rain dis couraged the Reds from venturing across the border from Manchuria yesterday. An estimated 94 Conimunist and U.S. jet fighters took/part in today’s two air battles. ' ' ——, . > Tractor Accidents Rise At Dusk Cleveland, O , June — Farm tractors were Invdlved in almost 300 i accidents on lowa highways. The . slow cruising speed of the-tractor often deceives the driver of a fast moving passenger car or truck. Because <\f inadequate lighting on most of our nation's highways, the driver of an automobile is on jop of the tractor before he can reduce his speed; the frequent rear end collisions emphasize this point. The peak of this type of accident was i during dusk The National Street and Traffic Safety Lighting Bureau : reports. —T —“ fry A Democrat want Aa—lt Pay

GENERAL BARR) (Continued From Page One)' testimony of secretary of state Dean Acheson and other administration officials who contend it was ineptness on the part of the nationalists — not ammunition shortages — which spelled catastrophe for Chiang and forced him to flee to Formosa. » MacArthur proposed that the United States g|ve Chiang’s troops “logistical support”—'supplies ahi! transportation. He denied that this might lead to America's military involvement on the China mainland. , ‘ , Ridgway sent Collins a “persoh-/ al and for your only” communication tn late December, 1950, while Ridgway was senior military commander in Korea under MacArthur’s United command. Ridgway discloied «that iij. a conference with VMacArthur, the supreme a recommendation he had made that Washington permit nationalist, troop operations “without delay and, without limitations against the mainland of .South China.” Ridgway said he personally was “convinced of the logic of this recommendation” from the view-

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point-“entirely” of Ridgway’s responsibilities for ground operations. jTO SUBMIT (Continued From Page One) j \ during World War 11. : ; -/ U , Thb selection board inspected the Madison site last.,Aprijd£9 in a visit headed by A. SpaaXz. The site contajngOo.OOO acres and is located west of Madison with a views of the Ohio river from a bluff. j / MARRINER (Continued From Page One) policy of making the federal reserve support the government , bond market at low interest rates. The results, he has charged, .is,., inflationary. Eccles said there were ho “per- _ sonal feelings” involved in his de<parture. Put during recent months Eccles has found himself squarely opposed by President Truman, who stood behind Snyder in the fight over the interest rates on government bonds. __ Democrat Want Ads Bring Results A Democrat Want Ad —lt Pays.