Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 127, Decatur, Adams County, 28 May 1952 — Page 8

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GOP Gubernatorial Candidates At Meet St Joseph County Meet Held Tuesday South Bend. Ind., May 28 — (UP) — Six Republican chMdidates for governor of Indiana stopped last night In the midst <ff, their campaigns and agreed joint meeting that the GOP must have party unity to win the election next fall. St. Joseph bounty’s 99 delegates to the state nominating convention June 7 looked over the complete field\ of gubernatorial hopeftils at a meeting alsb attended by several candidates for other state offices. The governor candidates are George ‘N. Craig. Indianapolis; Samuel R. Harrell, Noblesville; Leland L. Smith, Logansport; John W. Van Neks, Valparaiso; W. O. Hughes, Fort Wayne, and Francis T. McCarty, Brimfield. Delegates heard each candidate tell why h« thinks he would melee a good governor and explain that regardless of who wins. Republican unity is necessary for a November victory. I After the meeting, the candidates went back to their campaigning with only 10 days left to woo delegates before the convention showdown. ! \ 1 ■ ■ ■ ! ; Motorist Is Fined On Tcaffic Charge Fred Baker, 61, of Decatur, was fined $1 plus \ costs in justice of peace court today for failing to yield right of way to Emil* Retdenbach of Monroe, after ’Baker’s auto ran Into Reldenbach’s car Monday morning at Mcffifde and Fifth streets. J ' ' ' ' : | , \ I | ' British trucks and buses are being fitted at front and inside surfaces of the wheels with wire mesh scoops in an attempt to cut down on road fatalities. ofimw Ml r h l W| DR. JOSEPH W. WEINBERG, the "Scientist X” accused by the House un-American Activities Cominittee of having given atomic secrets • to Russia, was Indicted by a Federal grand jury in Washington. He was charged With having lied when he denied he had been a member of the Communist Party. He is shown in Minneapolis where He was arraigned before a U. S. Commissioner and released in SIO,OOO bond. (Infernationai)

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11 Persons On Ship Reported Sunk In River Freighter Missing, Presumed Sunk In St. Lawrence River Cap Chat, Que., May 28—(UP)— A 600-ton freighter was reported missing and presumed sunk in the St. Lawrence Tiver today with H persons aboard. i Marine officials said they believed the ironrhulled 8,F., St COU’ verted coastal coal ship which left St. Anne Des Monts May 13 for Three Rivers,: Que., heavily-laden with 500 cords of pulpwood, had capsized. !j i Villagers in settlements on the south shore of the river oars from the B. F.’s boats, wood from Its cargo and one 6r lifejackets washed up on the shbtfe 250 miles north? east of Quebec City. There was no sign of the crew,* skippered Dy veteran r|ver Capt? Charles Noel Bernier of Machin, Que. Befnier owned the boat that was charter as a pulpwood carrier to the St. Lawrence corporation of Thrfee Rivers. First reports of drifting wreckage presumed to be (rom the B. ?§hhe from the’ tiny I community of Les Boules, on the fiver’s south shore, where a lifeboat oar drifted on the incoming tide. Woodsihen later identified wood found drifting in the river as the kind that’the B. F. loaded. ’ The B.F. had been unreported several days. Biit rivermen M liot worry immediately because the B.F. was a slow-moving boat and Bernier, his brothers Rheal and Henoch knew the river well. The B.F; carried no radio. swilt was Igarned that the federal transport department, which trols shipping, whs notified that she freighler might have run into trouble several days ago. The department made no announcement abbot it \and presumably waited for the ' ship to show up late. ■ Villagers in fiver communities said they saw a|n unusually large number of flying over the area in the last few days, but alt force search apd rescue headquarters at paid they bad ,jnot been called In. Weather reports for the lasfc,.|pw days indicated that the stubpy efaft may have foundered Monday wpen east winds of up to 30 miles jan hour lashed the river and Gulf of St. Lawrence. \lt was relatively calm today. : i ■■ ~w PERMIT PRICE (Cowtiwned Fre«*» Fay Oar) wage control* ■ payments to •«rk ers and company officials uudef the profit sharing plan. _—kfl—u_ Go to the church or your choice next Sunday. FREE SHOWS Starting s Friday, May 16lli t and then k EVERY I ! Monday and Friday CLEM’S LAKE j ; ! - • j I'

lowa Governor Hits Tax Case As Politics Charges Attempt To Destroy Reputation Des Moines, lowa, May 28. —(UP) -•-Gov. William S. Beardsley said today a federal income tax case ggainst him was a political attempt to destroy his reputation ip which “vote-hungry candidates of my own party”! joined. H® said he was "disappointed I that vote-hungry candidates of my i oWn parly would soil their hands by dipping into the mud mixed up by th? Caudle gang.” He referred to a tax case in which - he. paid $13,000 in back taxes, and , which he said was handled in the • justice department by T. Lamar i Caudle, justice official who was ! flretf by President Truman. Bearsley, who is a Republican !

> T’lT' J L y ’ X ’ Grade Holstein Dispersal 41 farm 5 miles South of Willshire, Ohio, on Road 49, then Vt mile West or 9 miles East of Berne, Ind. i . • ’■ ■ . • . : -.i Monday, June 2,1952 Evening—7:3o P.M. 1; 1" • . I , J 20 head—including fresh and springer cows and heifers—bred and open heifers—heifer calves. T. B. and Bangs tested. Auctioneers—Roy and Ned Johnson and Vaughn Lipp. 1 i .-.-. ' For Information Write: I 7•• ’■ l| '• Claude Buchanan, Willshire, Ohio

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candidate for re-election, said the case was au “obvious political attempt,” to destroy his reputation. He said the justice department and internal revenue bureau had agreed the case should be settled without criminal prosecution, d “Do you think they would have dropped the persecution of me if there had been any basis for a case against me?” be asked. "Three weeks before iny socalled tax case ever appeared In the papers, a top politician from Washington told a small group that in a few weeks, there would be a turn of events that would change the political picture in lowa,” Beardsley said. The entire, matter, he said, was “manipulated for political purposes.” Youthful Bicyclist Uninjured Tuesday Richard Bowman, 13, of 815 North 11th street, was unhurt in IUH I _ UH .4

an accident last night when a car driven by Joseph L. Fisher, 70, of 816 Walnut street, ran into his bicycle. The accident occurred at Ninth and Dayton streets when one of the parties made an unexpected turn. SEN. RUSSELL <C«»tl«wed From Pay* O«e) hower ayd five for the Ohio senator. Texas Democrats elected two 52-vote delegations, one pledged to support President Truman's stand on state’s rights and tidelands oil, and the other opposed to these policies. Kentucky Democrats gave Vice President Alben W. Barkley his

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first votes at the national convention. Although the “Veep” has not said whether he is a presidential candidate, Democrats in his home slate pledged their 26 votes to him. ’ hoTicß of Final sui-in.p.MEv'P OF ESTATE No. 4632 Notice Is hereby siven tn the creditors, heirs and legatees of Oscar iMeshberger, deceased to appear In the Adams Circuit Court, held at Decatur, Indiana, on the 11th day ot June, 1552, and show cause, if any, why the FINAL SETTLEMENT AC-COTJNTS with the estate Os said decedent should not be approved; and said heirs are notified t|o then ?nd there make proof nt heirship, and receive their distributive shares. VEIILE MESHRERGER, Administratrix Decatur, Indiana, May 20, ISSJ. Attorney Gordon, Edrls & Thompson MAY 21—28

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