Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 209, Decatur, Adams County, 4 September 1952 — Page 8

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Soviet Proposal To Receive UN Defeat j Blanket Admission Os States Rejected UNITED NATIONS, N. Y., UP— The latest Sayiet propaganda campaign ijn ths ! United. Nations appeared ! to he .'fizzling out today, •hut the Kremlin still held a salvo W vehoips \ln reserve. The Soviet'proposal for the blan,kpt admission of J 4 states to the U. N. was 4 headed for certain defeat in the security council. But Russian delegate Jacob A. Malik was expected \.to find revenge in casting a se'ies of vetoes to prevent i the admission of Japan -and three Indo-Chinese states. ’ The rejection of Malik’s membership proposal, which calls for membership for nipo westernbacked states in exchange for the entry of.five Soviet proteges, became assured Wednesday when western delegates denounced the Sovit t resolution as contrary .to the U. N. charter. U. S. delegate Warren R. Austin and diplomats from Britain, Nationalist ■ China, Greece, Turkey, The Netherlinds and Chile told Majlik that both the charter and an advisory opinion of the international* court of justice provided that new. members should be admitted on th|e basis of their individual\ merits and pot las a horse-\ trading proposition,. ;■ The debate in the council is -scheduled to resumd Friday. 12 RED PLANES (CoutlUwe/l From Page O|»A> j. or the other backs' down in’-the deadlock Javer repatriation of 'war prisoners.! The U. jN. refuses to return any Red prisoners who do not want to gb back to (Jommunism. The Reds demand the, return of 116,000 prDjjpers, including 15,000 Chinese “Volunteers” who said they would rather did 1 than return.'

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Ike To Launch Whistle Stop Tour Sept. 15 ■ ■ ' ■ ! j v i Tour To Begin At \ Fort Wayne Morning Os September 15 > WASHINGTON,,. VP — Dwight D. will launch his first “whistle stop” campaign t,our Sept. 15,-when* he boards his campaign train for a 11-day swirig through 12 states. * The major campaign trips will .cariry the Republican presidential nominee into the heart of the nation’s farm belt as as into the south for the second time, v? The tour, which will at iriast eight majolr speeches and 70 rear platform talks; will cover Indiana, Illinois, Minnesota, lowa,I Nebraska, Missouri, *• Kentucky; Ohio, West Virginia, Maryland,. North Carolina and Virginia. In announcing the itinerary, GOP national chairman Arthur E. Summerfield indicated thd trip will be an enlarged version of the “cleari-up-the mess"! \ flying tour which Eisenhower 1 Completed Wednesday through the d|ep south. , The tour will begin Monday morning, Sept. 15, at Fort Wayne, .Ind., wind up in Richmond, Va.. Friday night, Eisenhower will legve his campaign train Sept. Ifi for a flying visit to New York foi ail address before the convention of the American Federation Os Labor Sept. 17. Later the" aanie day he will rejoin his train at Davenport, lowa. \ The.GCP dad scheduled major speeches In Omalia; Kansas City, 'Mo.: St. Louis; Cincinnati: Cleveland, Wheeling, W. Va., and Baltimore, Md. The schedule calls for appearances Sept. 15 in Indiaria at j't. Wayne, Warsaw, /‘Plymouth, !>aPorte, Gary, Indiana Harbor, and then to Chicago and a motor cahivan trip through Du Page. Kane and La Salle counties in Illinois. After an overnight traift trip to Albert Lea, Minn., and a speech 4here Sept. 16. he will t v|sit Owatonna, Northfield ihd St. Paul, Minn.* _ ■ \ i Following Eisenhower'S plane trip to New York city, he is scheduled to return to the midwest, arriving Sept. 17 at Moline, Ill.J for ,a motor trip through the 'M<> lineißock Island area to DaVonport, lowa. ‘ : > P His train will “slow dovitn” Sept. 18 at Wilton and West Liberty in lowa and stop at lowa City. Slowdowns! are scheduled also for Marengo and Brooklyn and stops at Grinnell, lowa, NewtQn, Des Moines. Atlantic Omahh, Nelk, for a major speech and overnight stop. , Sept. 19 thle train« will visit Plattsmouth, Neb., Nebraska City,. Falls City. St, Joseph and .arrive at Kansas City, Mo., in the afternoon. i , < , Following a Sunday stop in St, LouU Sept. 21 the trip will proceed Sept. 22 to Evansville, Ind. and proceed to Kentucky . and then to Cincinnati, Ohio. i . —-k J.. Trade in a Good Town—Decatur.

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Church Os God To Name New Officers ■ : • t Annual Meeting To Be Held Sept. 10 The annual business -meeting of the Church of God, on Cleveland street, will be held next Wednesday at 7JIO p.m. The chief order of business for ,the meeting is the election of officers... j, } : A nominating committee composed of Mr|s. pmery Hawkins, Mrs. Gilbert and Mrs. Guy A4ler, submitted the following, slate of candidates: Trustee: C. W. Strickler, Ernferj Hawkins Ray Smith, and Herman Patterson. - ’ : Finance board: Paul Strickler, Paul Myers, Lyle Meyers, Herman Hammond, Kenneth Roop and Holman Egley. I Church treasurer: Kennetlt. Mit-. Chel and Ralph Hawkins. Superintendent of Sunday school: Robert Strickler, Herman Hann mondj and Floyd Morrison. ; Superintendent of children’s de-, partment: Mrs. Elmer Scott, Mrs. Charles Frank, and Miss Sabina Taylcr. i Secretary of Sunday school: Miss Marlyn Garner and Miss Carolyn Strickler. J Board of Christian education': ’ Mrs. Mary Hazelwood, Mirs. Gu,K Agler and Mrs. Floyd Mbrrlson. ’ Nominating cdpnnittee: Mrs. Gilbert Strickler, Mrs. Embry Hawkins, Mrs. Kenneth Roop, Mrs. C. W. Strickler, Ralph Hawkins, and Mrs. Guy Agier. ! Head ushers: Floyd Morrison and Paul Myers. t . Cradle roll superintendent: Mta. Jack Irwin, Mrs. Herman Hammond, and Mrs. Watkins. Church secretary: Miss Edith Mattox arid Mrs. Floyd Morrison. Flower committee: Mrs. HerbeH Hawkins, Mrs. Paul Strickler, Mrs. Emery Hawkins and Mrs. Robert G. Strickler. The Rev. Dwight-- R. McCurdy, paskor of the church, will preside at the annual meeting, and all mem- - bers are urged tc| be present, Kk v - J w I w F ' 1 I iI | '■ " J J- , . ~ A BRIDE of two months, Mrs. Joyci Wilkinson of Niles will be “Mrs Michigan” in finals of “Mrs. America” contest at Asbury Park, N. J. Sept. 7. Statistics: 5 feet, 95 pounds, waist 22, bust 32, hips 32 Her husband Gary is an apprentice printer. (International Trade in a Good Town—Decatur!

Stevenson To | Start Friday | On West Tour ( ? Nine-Day Invasion Os West Opens In Denver Friday Night sori W. Wyatt, campaign manager for Gov. Adlai Stevenson, today disclosed the Deiriocratic nominee’s broad campaign blueprint which will devote the month of September to laying his bas-j ic policies, with October reserved’ for amplification and rebuttal. Stevenson embarks Friday mornj ing oh a nine-day nine-state inviJ sion of the west where he-willL make 11 speeches, five of them major statements of policy. yVyatt hotly denied that Steven ; sori had an intention of lowering his campaign fire. Reporters ctte<J i complaints in some party quarters J that the governor s Labor day speeches were too etudite for mkssi, consumption. i \ One of Stevenson’s-top"advisers/ sdid the governor had settled on the general itinerary of the rest of his campaign and would not shift his plans from driy to day or trip to trip on, the basis of what Elsenhower says or where he 4?oes.,

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which had both the grand chamion boar and sow. - , -X t SEEK PREVENTION ICoatfaaed Frova Page Pare) criminal and tax cases. \ The next public hearings are scheduled for Septi 15 and thd first witness "no doubt" will be former attorney general J. Howarid McGrath, Chelf said. Yhe birch tree Sheds its bark anidnally*