Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 251, Decatur, Adams County, 24 October 1951 — Page 6

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Says Enemy Could Attack With Germs Biological Warfare Expert In Warning Washingtoik Oct. 24.—(UP)—Brig. Gen. William M. Cteasy, America’s top biological warfare expert, says an enemy might profitably attack U. S. cities with giant, germ-spreading aerosol bombs. u Creasy commands the army’s secret’chemical research center at Camp -Detrick, Md. He addressed the local branch of the American chenrtcal society last night. / . » The United States, Creasy said, j is more vulnerable ,to biological warfare than Russia. He outlined six methods of waging germ warfare which he said offer "great” possibilities. ; But he also made it clear he does not believe “BW” is an absolute weapon, or that an enemy could start epidemics ..that would sweep the nation. -\ 5 U.S. scientists. Creasy are developing protective measures and even if a BW attack should 'be launched, there would be no bause for public panic. But enemy action and the work>of saboteurs could do some damage, he yOnceded, Enemy planes, he said, could shroud cities in germ-laden smog while saboteurs armed with atomisers or other “simple equipment which could be carried in a suitcase” could contaminate theaters, office buildings, churches and schools. - “Specially designed bombs, sheljs or other types of disseminating devices discharged from enemy aircraft or from warships offshore ’ could create large clotids,” Creasy .

INDIANA STATE Yorkshire Sale At Fairgrounds, * PORTLAND, INDIANA Saturday, October 27 NIGHT - - *7:30 P.\M. 15 Boars *--35 Gilts Auctioneers—Vaughn Lipp & Ray Elliott / j _ Write For Catalog: LOUIS S. McKEE, Sec., ATTICA, IND. Public Auction As I have sold my farm I will sell the following at Public Auction 6 {miles North of Columbia City, Indiana on Road Np. 9 or 4 miles ■ South of Merriam on Road No. 9 (First farm on East side, North of Junction of Road No. 9 and Road 102) on FRIDAY, OCTODER 26, 1951 at 10:30 A. M.» CST \ CATTLE AND HOGS Jersey Cow 6 yr. old, bred Aug. 30; Guernsey Cow 7 yr. old, bred Sept 10; Guernsey Cow 2 yr. old, bred Sept: 20—All artificially bred • to Bulls of Whitley. Co. Artificial Breeder’s V»’n. Guernsey Cow 3, freshened Sept. 12, with Heifer calf by side, milking 40 lbs. per day; Guernsey Heifer, 1 yr. old, open. Cattle T. B. and Bangs Tested. 8 good Hampafeire and Duroc Brood Sows, 5 with litters by side, 1 due to farrow Nov. 10, 1 due to'farrow Dec. 1,1 due to farrow Jan. 14. Registered Berkshire Boar 18 mo. old; 35 good feeders, 125 to 150 lbs. i TRACTOR & IMPLEMENTS 1949 Minneapolis-Moline Model “R” Tractor, on Rubber, completely equipped. Starter, Lights, Hydraulic, with Cultivator attachments—this Tractor is like new; Templeton Tractor mounted Loader like new, universal mounting; Case Single .Bottom 16 inch Breaking Plow, on rubber; Roderick Lean 7 ft. Tractor Disc, good; Minneapolis-Moline semimon ted Power mower. Seven foot. Model U-M5, like new; Rubber Tire Wagon with 12 foot Steel Bed, extra good; John Deere 999 Corn Planter with Fertiliser attachment, Tractor Hitch and Control, good;- Single 8 ft. Cultipacker, good; Manure Spreader; Two Wheel Trailer with Steel Bed &-Stock Rack, good; Sears Single Unit Milker, good; Two 5 gal. ml’k cans, new; 20 Hole Hog Feeder; Hog Fountain; Chicken Feeders and Fountains; '2 Brooder Stoves; Heller-Eller Pump Jack; % h.p. Electric Motor; New 3 gal. Hand Sprayer; Lawn Mowpr; Small tools and many other articles. POULTRY—I7O Leghorn Pullets, laying 70%. FEED—2OO Bushel Clinton Oats; 18 Acres Growing Corn; Ten Ton Red Clover and Ladlno Mixed Hay, Iqose; 200 Bales Oats Straw. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Two Piece Living Room Suite; Lounge Chair; Occasional Chair; Blue Color 9x12 Rug and Pad;. 9x12 Rug* and Pad; Floor Lamp and Table Lamp; Radio: Drum Table;. Pair End Tables; Occasional Table; Oak Dining Room Suite, 6 piece; Bookcase; Maple Bed Room Suite, complete; Twin Bunk Beds, Chest of Drawers and Stand; Dressing Table; 3 Piece Walnut Bedroort Suite, complete; Walnut Wardrobe; Bed, complete: Drop Head Sewing Machine; Trunk: Coldspot 6 ft. Refrigerator, good; Hotpoint Iplectric Stove: Maytag Washing Machine, good: Laundry Tubs; Utility Cabinets: 5 Piece Chrome Breakfast set; 5 Piece Oak Breakfast Set; Premier Electric Sweeper; Bedding; Curtains and Draperies; Canned Fruit; Cooking Utensils; 6x9 Linoleum; Miscellaneous articles. ■ , TERMS —CASH. No property to be removed until settled for. BEN DAVIDSON, Owner Not responsbile for accidents. Roy 8. Johnson, Ned C. Johnson, ; ’. Melvin Liechty—Auctioneers—Decatur, Indiana 1 i Ira Webber—Clerk. k - Lunch by Ladles Aid -1 18 25

•said. ' ■ { 'I, j ’'Under not too uncommon] weather conditions,, such will remain close to the ground and. like pollen, diffuse with the wind over wide areas and for many miles. Or, like smog, they would hang over a ci|y for hours.” ■ . *—i— I Would Exfend Bonus Filing To Dec. 31 State Senate Favors Extending Deadline Indianapolis, I Oct. 24—(UP) — The Indiana legislature moved today to extend the deadline for filing applications for the state soldier bonus to Dec. 31. t A house bill extending the deadline to Oct. 31—a week from today —was amended in the senate late yesterday to give procrastinating ex-servicemen ah extra-long breathing spell. . ‘ j Senators argued the deadline set by Rep. Ralph G. Hines, R., Portland, when he wrote the bill the house passed previously, was ' too close at hand. Hines iptrod[uced the bill to qualify .more than 600 veterans, some of them disabled, and survivors of deceased veterans, who waited too late to file even after the last legislature extended the deadline from last Dec. 31 to April 30. ’ The bill comes up for final action later this week. The house passed and sent to the senate two bills sending drunk drivers to jail on first offense and stripping' them of their right to use the highways for a yedr, The first passed 74 to 8, the second 78 to 0. At present, there is no mandatory jail sentence fqr first-offenders and

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• . —* —7 — 1 Hdr ” ’ Sri .•'V’-i ' W W , *6OO ’ ' vr**- Lffli t JjBHH . . ww A BELLIGERENT LONGSHOREMAN is held in Una by police at a Brooklyn, N. Y., pier as he calls to who are trying to go Wick to work. Strike haa virtually tied up watqnfront (International Bouudnhoioi . . : : ’ . : :

—— —— the license suspension period is 90 days. The Senate passed 37 to 6 a bill allowing alcoholic beverage permit holders to sponsor athletic teams and coptests, it must be returned to the house for concurrence in an amendment. The bill was introduced because the state beverage commission found a regulation preventing sports participation by permit holders. The regulation would prevent veterans' organizations 'and fraternal groups with liquor licenses to field bowling teams. • i The senate also received one new requiring bus companies to publish notices of fare increase proposals in newspapers serving the affected areas. SUPER CEILING (Continued From Face One) But they said it might help. Meantime, price stabilizer Michael V, DiSalle took another swing at the meat industry, charging that a “substantial of the industry has been waging ‘‘guerilla warfare” against price controls with “callous disregard” for the nation’s welfare. 1 GIRL SCOUTS Girl Scout Troop J 8 met at the high school Monday after schobl for their weekly meeting.' The meeting was called to order, but only three were present. We were going to have election of officers but when we fopnd so few present we adjourned the meeting. Scribe, Mary Renter Go to the church of your choice pext Sunday. x

—i —■— ''■ * *!■ ■fe > £ ' - /MW».iMj i g ir*i . r w-iB IF* >IW wraf Kgß, ' Ks .J BOM fF . « J| I BI B O> a. \ Gerry Anastasia (right) is questioned ty Assistant District Attorney Louis Andreozzl, who holds two bricks thrown at a union officer's autq. ■ && YBg WwWr* 4 Twl ■BfirSkNH > ?u BK Frank Nawrockl, Local 808 business agent, looks at his stoned auto. FIVE UNION AIDES were cut by glass when the car of Frank Nawrockl was stoned in wildcat strike of International Longshoremen's association which has stalled the mammoth New York area waterfront Questioned about the incident was Gerry Anastasia, business agent tor Local 338-L He is a brother of Albert Anastasia of “Murder. Inc." fame. Another Anastasia brother, Anthony, is attempting to get the strikers back on the job, along with Gerry. Strikers claim they want a better contract than the agreement signed recently by ILA President Joseph P. Ryan. /International BoundohotanJi

Authorize Interim Repairs For Road Improve Road In French Township A The Adams county highway department Tuesday was authorized to make interim repairs -to a French township road, one. that hud been scheduled tentatively for fall repair through federal assistance. ‘ ! , The i county commissioners’ meeting resulted from the information that the county would be unable to raise its total estimated share until the first of next year. Under the program, the county’ would pay half the cost, the federal government the other half. Accordingly the county had to raise 65 percent of their half before the work could be initiated. In line with the belief that the work, which includes improve-, ments in French, Kirkland and Preble townships, would begin this fall, the surveyor placed proper markers along the proposed improvement section. While it is learned that the work would not be | begun on schedule, the highway department will place stone on the French township section and otherwise prepare it for winter driving. Commissioners Tuesday also approved voting places in Berne and Decatur for the forthcoming city elections, and at the time heard the recent grand jury’s report from county clerk Ed Jaberg. Trade Ip a Good Town — Decatur

\ SURPRISE (Continurd From P«K* One) all of the Conrad-Stone “antl-sec-rccy” law postponement bill—only welfare legislation which has passed the senate —and substituted two measures on- which senate Democrats have blocked passage. y These measures set up an “escalator” appropriation -and an 80-20 formuja for financing welfare without federal aid. The appropriation allows Indiana to dip into its general fund and the formula divides state and county dost burdens. House Republicans expect to pass the revised bill on second reading today and on final reading Thursday. It then would go to the senate. where Republicans believe

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they hvae enough voting strength to concur in the house amendments. No Commitment Indianapolis, Oct. 24 — (UP) — Governor Schricker ; refused today to commit himself on whether ;he would sign or veto a Republican "home-rule” welfare bill expected to be sent to him tomorrow with approval of the Indiana legislature. r The bill, worked 1 out in a’ strategy move yesterday to break a Deadlock in the clpsely-divided senate of the special session, appropriates state funds and provides a formula for dividing costs between state and counties if federal funds are cut off again, Galileo invented the first telescope in 1609. Birthstone for October is opal or tourmaline. . Tampa, Ha., boasts more than 150 cigar factories. The weasel is smallest of the carnivorous animals.

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Kikl "NEITHER BY TRUSTEESHIP nor by contract will wa turn over to foreigners the right to exploit our oil resources,” was presumably the final word of Iran’s Premier Mohammed Mossadegh to the UN Security ‘ council at Flushing Meadows, N. Y., following 10 days of efforts by the U. S. to bring about further British-Iranian talks to try to settle the oil dispute. Mossadegh is shown (right) having a word with an aide durins' the council session. (Imtnrnatirmal Naundrthatfi l ■ ■ - - ■ --, imm I. him Il .Hili II II iit ii i

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