Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 145, Decatur, Adams County, 19 June 1952 — Page 8

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Washington Man Is Third Wreck Victim t SULLIVAN. I fid. UP — Robert Ajkihan, 62, Washington, died late Wednesday at Mary Sherman Hos- ( pita) of injuries suffered in an accident on Ind.’ 54 which claimed two other lives. ’■ V Killed in the wreck Friday, three nvtles southeast of here, were Dalton L. Middleton, Hymera, and Floyd Edwards, Cleveland, Ohio. °

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Al Robinson Named \ President Os Group Al Robinson, Fort Wayne, was elected president of the secretaries' ’association of the Indiana tuberculosis association at the annual convention this week in Indianapolis. Robinson succeeds Mrs. W. Guy Brown of this city, who has served for the past year. Mrs. Brown, as past president, becomes a member of the executive board. Other 1 officers of the secretaries’ group are Mrs. William Schlosser, Franklin. vice-president, and Mrs. Walter Leeds, LaPorte, secretary. I -, . Postmasters' Jobs To Stay In Politics I Senate Disapproves Truman's Proposal WASHINGTON, UP President Truman’s phifi to take 21,000 postmaster appointments out of politics went th the dead letter office Thursday. | I The senate Wednesday by a 5629 vote disapproved Mr. Truman’s Plata to remove postmaster jobs froin the political patronage system. Then it quickly killed similar plans affecting some 94 U.S. marshals and 51 officials of the customs bureau. The plans would have taken effect Friday p had they , not been disapproved by either the senate or, hous^. ; After brisk debate on the merits of patronage, the senaite decided to keep the present systiem whereby such jobholders are appointed by the Presidept on advice of a congressman or state chairman of the President’s party, and confirmed by the senate. Chairitaan John L. McClellan DArk„ of the senate government operations committee, wtich recommended killing the plans: said the proposals would not abolish political appointments. - - 1 There is politics in -filling the jobs,\ McClellan said, but it is “open." local politics for which congressmen can be held accountable. “Keep politics out in the sun and you keep it pure,” he said. He charged that the reorganisation plans would have concentrated political appointments in hands of the executive department. Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, DMinn. led avowed foes of the Spoils system in a losing battle tor the plans. MAY RESCREEN 1 (Continued From Page One) | normally would; be bombing Red supply routes deep ihside North Korea, were diverted to the front because of bad weather farther north. Meanwhile, the Reds switched their armor - supported ground offensive from the Chorwon area to Kumsoing after failing three times to knock 45th division soldiers from three hills near Chorwon.

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May Continue Fight For Seaway Project See Slim Chance Os Congress' Approval WASHINGTON, UP — The last slim chance for this session of congress to approve the St. Lawrence seaway hinged on the senate’s fluctuating absentee list. Sen. Janies E. Murray D-Mont filed notice of a motion to reconsider the 43-to-40 vote by which the senate bounced the longdebated ship channel and power project back into a foreign relations committee pigeonhole \ Wednesday. The vote to recommit the seaway rejected a last-minute plea, by President Truman. Murray todl a reporter seaway! backers will not call up his motion this week, but will wait for more of their supporters to return. Meanwhile they will try to change the minds of some senators who voted against the seaway, he said. If they do not find'enough support, the motion may never come up. he added. f 'Murray told a reporter seaway still feel they'have "a mighty good change” for approval of joint U. S. .Canadian construction of the project. ; . ' > ' Bui foreign relations chairman Tom Connally D-Tex. told newsmen he is sure the seaway will stay dead for this session at least. Barring a switch in votes, Mur-, only chance appeared to be t<> cajl up jtis motion when his side had an advantage.’ Meanwhile, Lester. B. Pearson. Canadian minister of external affairs. said in Ottawa the senate vote means Canada should go ahead immediately on hVr own to build the 114-mile channel linking the Great Lakes with deep water in the -St. Lawrence River, plus a bij? power plant on the river. Asks States Act LANSING. Midi. UP — Gov. G. Mennen Williams Thursday

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the governors of eight other (|reat Lakes states and Vermont ti> back a plan to build the St. Lawrence seaway without federal flmds. j! urge you to use your influence with your congressional Relegations to give the states the right to work out their own soluijert f<j»r their future,” Williams •iiid ita telegrams to the (governors. : The plan priginally wa|s proposed ifi Washington Wednesday byi Sen. ijlair Moody D-Mich. after I the Hk mite killed the seaway bill for t|his session of Congress. i I Upder Moody’s plan, interested states would form a' ( construction Compact with 'Canada, which has s|aid it would proceed with the project independently if the tJ.S. failed to act. i 1 ■ i* ■ ' z Gas Rate Increase Under Advisement j The rate increase petition of j.'orthern Indiana Public Service Co., operators of the gas franchise |n Decatur, was taken under adjrisement Wednesday by the Indiana public service commission following presentation of the request for rate increase by that coneeim. * The increase, if allowed, would amount to about 11 percent for most users of gas, it wa| pointed i>ut. Cause for the request at th|s\ (ime was given by the company as An increase to them for the gas fropi Panhandle Eastern Pipeline, (’o’.,‘from whom the NIPSCO buys |hd product, j I ? ■■ I. . . I : ■ i ru~' ’ Freak l-ire Causes Damage Os $2,000 ? A freak fire early this morping demolished a wrecker truck ait ’Butler’s garage on South First street. It Was after the fire had paused an estimated 12.000 damage [ to the truck only—that it was discovered. A policeman making his rounds ihnielled smoke and called firemen, who discovered that the fire had! ■ been Ln the cab. the closed win-, dijws of which had isolated the jbl|»ze, keeping it from spreading. |t'lyde Butler, the owner said that ;thV fire was probably caused by a fshort circuit and went out byitself 'from lack of oxygen—due to the windows in the cab. T tf\you have someunng to sell or (Want Ad. It brings results, rooms for rent, try a Democrat j Happy Is The Day When Backache Goes Away.... J Nagging backache, loss of pep and energy, headaches and dizziness may be due to slowdown of kidney function. Doctor# say good kidney function is very important to good health. When some everyday condition, such a# stress and strain, causes this important function to slow down, many folks suffer nagging backache— feel miserable. Minor bladder irritations due to cold or wrong diet may; cause getting up nights or frequent passages. < . Don’t neglect your kidneys if these conditions bother you. Try Doan's Pills—a mild .d'iuyetic. Used successfully by millions for over 50 years. It's amazing how many times Doan’s give happy relief from these discomforts—help the 15 rhilesof kidney tubes and filters flush out waste. Get Doan’s Pilß todayl

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.TRAFFIC RULES (Qoatlaned From Page Oar) operation from citizens in thetrj observance of the "no parking” iones. No ope was shotted violating areas set off by, the yellow lines. Some drive’s still Go cut across the road at the last minute

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their turns, but the occuretace, police say, of these dangerous actions ! L L' ’ will probably become less frequent as the citizens get used to the new conditions. Some’ store owners opposite the yellow line area!?, where the park- j Ing meters were removed, are.com-

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plaining that the retjnoval has hurt their business. Ofjficial sources doubt, however, that business will drop to any marked idegree because of it. J There is, of course, a small drop [in revenue from the removal of parking meters.

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