Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 291, Decatur, Adams County, 10 December 1952 — Page 2

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Ike May Dispose Os Presidential Yacht May Also Abandon Mouhtain Hideout AIK) ARD USS HELENA. UP — Dwight Eisenhower was reported today to be giving sonie .-thought to getting rid of two presidential luxuries after he takes offick .'' Thej - are the White House yacht Willems bttrg, and Shangri La, the elaborate Maryland hideaway used by Presidents Roosevelt and Truman. Ijlie subject of federal economy figured in Eisenhower’s continued shipboard , conferences with his chi«f policy makers. In .his ckmpaigp,, Eisenhower preached, frugality’for all branches of government. Operating a big sea-going, airluxury yacht like the Williamsburg apparently would riot set with Eisenhower’s theories of eeonomy. y . ’ I i xknbther factor possibly influencing lijs thinking, is that the next [’resident is not keen about following $o closely Mr. Truman’s way of liife. ’. Sliatigri La is located iq the Ca toctip Mountains near Thurmont, Md..,75 miles north of Washington. Mr. Roosevelt established it during World War 11 as a place to get seclusion, ripst arid relief from- the oppressive' heat and humidify of Washington. Mr; Trumau used Shangri La infrequently, but members of his staff like-to take guests there in suniruer. Shangri La is staffed by the navy, usually crewmen from the Williamsburg. \ | Eisenhower reportedly would like to. have a small fishing camp mucH like Hoover’s Rapidan where he cbuld spend the weekend. He ' rirobably : will look for one such this spring.\ - \ .' ~ HO would? like it even better if Te <s>uld fiffd a small spot not far fronj a golf course, but this 1$ adr a largo order in Washington. = p if I Eisenhower decided shift i'le’ froin the llou-m* | duty, it would) not map the President would be wilhut la surface craft suitable for ruising on the Potomac. In? addition to the Williamsburg. ’residen|t Trunian has aTThis disosa| the luxurious cabin cruiser iargie. whitrh the navy refers to a day cruiser. This might be suitable for small daytime- Cruise parties. Hang New Mittens On Christmas Tree Like to buy a pair of mittens for some tot who may be freezing tn sonie, foreign land? Fine! Decatur’s Girl Scouts will help. Troop 16 of the Girl Spouts has a Chtistmas tree in the auditorium at the Lincoln school; but it’s doing:: double dirty. True enough, crystal. . ornaments hang , from its branches, but next to [them also hangs a pair of mittens des ined to warrii the fingers of a pitiful wait in any of the many needy spots on the earth. The Girl Scouts Inviie all the young \people of Decatdr to donate at least one new pair of mittens to niake the coming Christmps season a little :nore heartwarming than usual. | 7 77 ■ . ■ Miss Rose Nesswald Deputy Recorder RecorjdeT’-eiect Mabel Striker hks announced that her deputy in the reedrdef's office will be the present recorder. Miss Rose Nesswald. The language of the Tanjsean JUdu\ns of Mexico has no kiiown kimiliip with any other Indian tonKti<V 1 Psi lota Xi Fancy Christmas Cooky Sale at Mejer’s Cleaners, December l&th, at 9 A. Mi 201t3 gjaKSFffiMEw .. "• ksSIH»L JKoB#. sX; k v-' S3HfiHMl9cGr Tro? * - . ■ ' -7 ' -,■ , GSNERAI of the Army Douglas MacArthur says he has “a clear aqd deptnite solution to the jKorean conflict.” Addressing the closing session of the National Association of Manufacturers, m New York, the flvg-star general declares his plpn will no>t entail unduly heavy i ‘•friendly" casualties or increase tSe danger of World War HI. He snoke approvingly of Presidentelect Eisenhowc/ s trip to Korea.

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THE DILIGENT! QUINTUPLETS of Buenos Aires are shown celebrating their 4th birthday, back together again after seven months’ separation. They were sent to five different boarding schools in order to develop individuality. The quints, children of wealthy industrialist Franco Dijigenti and Sefiora Ana A versan de Diligent!, will cek brate their first communion Dec. 8 or Christmas. Names are Maria Esther, Mark. Fernando, Carlos Alberto. Maria Christina. Franco. (International)

Presbyterian Men " To Elect Officers The annual election of officers of the Presbyterian men’s club will be held Wednesday night at 7:15 o’clock at the church, it was announced today by E. E. Rydell. president of the organization. Other year end matters will be discussed, prior to the selection of new. officers. There will be no dinner served at this meeting, it was stated. V "’ ’ 1 ]l ■ . — Refuses To Answer On Use Os Funds j Official Os Uriion y Refuses To Answer CHICAGO, UP — A suspended official of | the plumbers’ union headed by i secretary of labor designate Martin P. Durkin refused to answer questions about how he handled dnion funds on . the grounds he might incriminate him-i self, the union and politicians, George A. McKinley, suspended secretary-treasurer of the ,A FL Pipe Fitters Association, Local 597,. also refused Tuesday to -explain, how he allegedly amassed-a fortune of ia half-million dollars in a 15-year period when his salary totaled only $1,75,000. McKinley is the defendant in a suit filed/? by a group of union members,; including Durkin, and was called so make a pre-trial deposition. The suit asks a financial accounting from McKinley and recovery of any funds taken from the union or gained through Unauthorized use of union funds. McKinley’s attorney warned that if the suspended official did talk lie might incriminate the union in connection with political cqntrjbuv tlions and lay it open to prosecution. . ' ■ “You know the Constitution of the union provides (that this man 1 ad tb take money and pay it out to politicians/’ attorney William I’. Kirby said. . < “Let him expose whatever he' Udshes,” replied George Christenspn, attorney for the plaintiffs. ‘ The uniqn denies Commission of any criminal acts.” Christensen introduced an , affidavit from Durkin v.-hich the new secretary of labor said that McKinley had told him that he had received thousands <i>f dollars paid for working permi Ls and never made an accounting to the union. McKinley would not acknowh edge that he had such a conversation with Durkin. The suspended official’s own affidavit cjited the Taft-Hartley act provision which nidkes it illegal for a labor union to make direct political Contributions. ft > ] MujAa-s E ' I !»■ LIVING PROOF that love laughs at Ipcksmiths is this scene with ex-life-termer Earnest Lindquist kiss-' ing his bride, Mrs. Addie Jackson, Indianola, la., at wedding in Omaha, Neb. Lindquist went to prison for murder of a policeman as a youth of 19 shortly after his arrival in the U. S. from Sweden. He served 42 years. Mrs. Jackson got acquainted with him when he was a convict, worked since 1951 to get him a whichfinally was granted. (International)

Mote Firings Due lii United Nations 20 More Americans Slated For Ouster v• • r NEW YORK UP — Senate spyhunters called three h gh state department officials into another secret session today amid reports about 20 Americans suspected of subversive activity are slated to be fired) fropi jobs in the United Nations. The Senate internal security subconimittee was schediled to meet in executive session to continue questioning of the thiee state department ajdes, who made an appearance before the senators Tuesday. The threc?ate Adrian Fisher, legal adviseif to the state department; John I). Hickerson, assistant secretary of state in charge of U.N. affairs, and Carlisle Hutnelsine, deputy undersecretary! of ,sthte in charge of security. They, presumably are being questioned about a grand juryreport handed down| last week charging that the stat ? department had given security clearance to “flagrant and obvious ”! cases of disloyalty and later n fused to thfe grand jury whiclj state departs mient Officials I were responsible. In its closed hearing Tuesday the subcommittee also questioned James Wechsler, edito" of the NewYork Post; the Rev. Jack R. McMichaels, executiveae< retary of the Methodist federation lor social action, and Frank C. Barcroft, former documerits ediior of th? U. N. The subcommittee pressed its investigation jof Comniut ist influence among American einiiloyes of theU. N. as an informed iource.yt t|ie U. N. secretariat, reported that another round of firings is jdue soon. general Trygve Lie will fire about 20 pfiote Americans involved in the senate or grdnd jury investigations i r suspected of subversive activity br beliefs, the .informant s aid. He also reported that the hopsecleaning w|ll be extended to at least a dozen non-Ainericah’ employe*. Lie already has ifir<d 18 Americans who. refused tjo tell the internal security subcommittee whether they were Communists or we|e connected with espionage activities in the United States. \ Trade in a Good Town —Decatiir.

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