Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 51, Number 112, Decatur, Adams County, 12 May 1953 — Page 8

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Hope Dims For Six Missing In Lake Tragedy f Continue Search In Lake Superior For Missing Crewmen PORT ARTHUR. Ont. j UP - Hope dimmed today for six mei missing in tbe sinking of th< (reighteri Henry Steinbrenner of the Rock of Ages in Lake Superior There were 15 known survivor and 10 known dead of the 31-mai £rew. The _,coast guard cutte Woodrush from Duluth was stil ; sweeping the area today in i Search for survivors of Monday’: disaster. . < Coastguardsmen-said it might b< days. Or weeks before the bodie: Os any missing men who wen drowned floated to the surface o: washed ashore. t The 52-y ear-old > carrier found ered and sank in 10 minutes Mon i day when a SO-mileran-hour gale ) with gusts up to 76 miles an hour ripped off hatch and washer 20-foot waves into the hold. The master of the 427-foo freighter. Capt. Albert Stiglin. 56 of Vermilion,! 0., said he had jus time to give the order to abandor ship and send oat an SOS. ; "\Ve ran into a little more ses than she could take.” said Stiglir in. a flat, dead-tired voice after ht was rescued. ! The crew managed to put ouf , two lifeboats and a raft. It was 14% hours before the first (rescue 'vessel, the freighter Joseph Thompson, was able to make its way to the scene. Three other freighters, the B.M. Clemson, Alfred Sykes : and D. G. Kerr, ari rived soon afterward. - Stiglin. who spoke to reporters by radio —•- telephone from the Thompson, said, “/here was no panic—everything was orderly. We had casualties because of the high seas.” The Steinbrenner, owned by |he Kinsman Transit Co., of Cleveland, left Superior. Wiis.. Sunday, bound for Lake Erie! ports with 6.900 tons of iron ore. The wind was rising and by dawn Monday it was a roaring gale. When the wind washed tons of water into the Steinbrenner’s hull, she foundered and sank about 14 miles south of the “Rock of Ages” pff the southwestern tip of Isle Royale National Park. British education is free and compulsory between the ages of 5 and 15 for boys and girls. If you have something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings results/

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Fighting Renewed On Korean Front Fighting Heaviest Since Talks Reusme iSHEOUE, Korea UP — AWut*Soo yelling Chinese Lnxyps Stacked ‘Outpost Texas and fotar forward positions on the central front today in the heaviest fighting since reopening: of true© talks. The Chinese overran Outpost Texas and two of the advance positions but retrbated as South Korean troops counter-attacked them savagely. ■South Korean troops killed or wounded more than 175 Chinese in hand-to-hand fighting in mud left •by Torrential ruins. Earlier..- 14 B-29’s, attacking through a heavy cloud layer, hit the 270-acre supply center at Noha, IS mile s southwest of the demolished Kyompipo steel mills, .Monday night. The Superfortresses eifc/rnntered no Red fighter opposition. A conrmuniqxfp front fifth air . force headquarters said only . weather reconnaissance planes went up during the day. Eighth army announced, mean-, while. that the tough Ist marine division had been moved into reserve ersht days ago for a Irest. The marines were relieved by the U. S. army’s 25th infantry division. The Ist marine division had been in connbat on the' ntes'tern front 13 months, longer than any other American division. No Confirmation Os I Reports Ship Sunk TOKYO, (UP)—The U. S. air force said today <olll* American Thunderjet fighters had drojyped bombs in coastal waters off northeast Japan where Japanese press reports said a ship had been synk. But the announcement said the pilots jettisoned their bombs ijn a restricted target practice area: after having made sure there w-ere no ships below them. An air ffearcii later failed to locate any trace of floating wreckage to confirm Japanese press reports the ship had been bonified and blown to bits. OPPOSE (Continued From Page One) expansion program. “The imVort of Wilson’s statement is an intention to scrap the 143-wing air force goal,” he said. "In the world today, with the Commuhist menace, this seems to me too big a gamble to take.” McCormack, like Other Democrats. decried any eKort to 'balance 1 the budget “at 'the expense of out military defenses.” Sen. Leverett .Saltonstall R'MaSs., chairman of the senate armed services committee, said Monday night there had not been an explanation” of the proposed military cuts. He refused to say, without more facts, whether he would vote for them.

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A WOMAN identified as Mrs. Lois Hutchings of Seattle. Wash., is shown about to be grabbed by a fireman on an a tai ladder in San Francisco as she clings to trolley guy wires high over iae street Police and firemeri were called when she appeared on a third floor fire escape of a hotel and threatened to jump. She took to the wires to evade capture, but they caught her anyway, and she was hurried to hosnital for observation, f International Soundphoto)

Man Is Fined For Public Indecency ) Ossian Man Pleads Guilty Here Today A 35-ylear-old father of five, children appeared in mayor’s court today to fjice a charge of public* indecency. John Lyddy, of Ossian, was fined 125) an costs and sentenced ter 9(f dayk on the state farm by Mayor John Doan on a plea of guilty. The fann sentence was suspended because of the children, said Mayor Doan. Lyddy was returned here with the aid o| Wells county authorities. On May 9 Lyddy, in his-car. pulled up to a Preblg township fhrm off a county road and exposed : himself to a woman, who. with her husband, gave chase dowh county) roads, leading finally into Bluffton, where Lyddy stopped. The. couple didn’t obtain the license number) during the chase since it was <|overed). but got it from the front plate in Bluffton. ! They, notified Adams county sheriff Bob Shralnka and the investigation was made by him. state defective Truman Bierie and state trooiper Walter Schindler. Authorities are investigating the possibility of a link between this case and (hose that have happened here in the past Os a similiar nature, Shraluka said. Lyddy- Wouldn’t pay his fine and is in jail. Urges Increased Support To Israel INDIANAPOLIS UP — U. S. supreme court justice William O. Douglas Monday night called for increased American support to Israel as a ' •gainst Russian expansion. | 1 Douglas said the extent of American support to ti)e Jewish nation may determine whether the West can stem the tide of Reid Middle East expansion. He spoke at a “kick-off” (linner for a Jewish Welfare Federation fund - raising drive. One gratit of gold can be beaten into a leaf 0.0000033 inch thick that will cover six square feeL ) — 1 *4* ; r* v i Trade in h irooa town —HJiecatur ArpOIVTMFXT OF ADMINIMTR.ATOR Xo. 4NT3 Xotlce in hereby given, |Tftat the undersigned lias been appointed Administrator of the estate of Josiah Myers late of Adams County, deceased. The estate is probably solvent. JAMES V. MYTORS Administrator April 27. 1953 JOHN L. DE VOSS Attorney 4/28 5/5—12 DANCE at the HAYLOFT BARM | - at HOAGLAND EVERY WEDNESDAY and \ SATURDAY , 'From 9:00 to 12:30

Wbman Injured In Auto Wreck Monday Sylvia Rupel, 41[ ! )Fort. Wayne,' Is in. the Adams county meinorial hospital in “good" condition after a wreck her car was in Monday at 2:30 p m., three mile* north df Decatur on U. S. highway 27. SJtate troper Ted Biberstine investigated and said the accident happened as a driven by Carl H. Feselman. was coming through a narrow bridge' on th6 Schieferstein hill and the Rupel woman was brakingfto a stop behind a car that had already stopped to let the tractor through. However, the womap’svear skidded into the path of the truck. James Buchanan was the only president of the United States whe never married. — ;)fH— ; ■ j If jou nave something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Add. It brings results. 1 XJ--. : _______ PFC. WILLIAM KROBATH enjoys the first of his two wishes—a cigar—at Freedom Village in (Corea after being released by the Reda The ather wish, a banana split, he said he would get when he arrives home in Shamokin, Pa. (International) A Hi W EDWARD J. FITZGERALD, of New York, refused to tell the Senate Internal Security subcommittee in Washington whether he was or ever bad been a member of the Communist Party. Fitzgerald, a former government economist, declined to say whether he knew Miss Elizabeth Bentley or Whittaker Chambers or the people they named as being members of Communist cellx

Judge Denounces 'Teen-Age' Gangs Three Young Girls Are Scored By Judge CHICAGO, UP --A stern judge Monday told three teen-age girls, who knocked a policeman down and stole his nightstick, that gangs like theirs "are a worse danger than Communism.” Judge Thomas E. Kluczynski gave the three members of the “Blue Jeans Gahg” suspended sentences on delinquency charges — and then added a 'tongue lashing. “You’ve had a lot .of fun, lying and pushing the police* around, he said. “What's this country coming to when law and order must take abuse from kids like you?” The girls, iwho were not identified, wer6 demurely dressed in suits and white gloves. Police said they came from good families. They were 15, 16 and 17 years old. Kluczynski ordered that the clannish girls must not associate together as friends. Policeman James Duggan, 54, testified that the girls taunted him. took his nightstick away and then cooed "Come and take it away darling.” William Powers, an assistant theater manager, said he once ordered the girls and their gang to stay out of the theater because they "made a playground out of the place.” . r He said they then stormed the box-office and kept other patrons out of the theater. One girl spat in his face and scratched him, he said. The girl admitted to Kluczynski that she. spat and scratched, but said she did it because Morris was “disrespectful.” “What makes you think you deserve respect*" the judge asked. —-Hi— UNITED STATES (font I need From Page One) pressure to make good on the proposal. In congress', chairman Dewey Short, R-Mo„ of the house armed services committee said he is "getting tired of us taking orders from No. 10 BoWnlng St.,” the British prime minister’s residence. Sen. Mike Mansfield. D-Mons.. a member of the foreign relations committee said, “if they meet in good faith and really try ■to solve -the problems of the world I’d say it is worth a try.”

HOSPITAL (Continued From Paar One) group insurance and jts problems. Dr. Bunk explained, opening up the topic, that groui>s subscribing to a hospitalization plan are provided with a schedule of charges from rwhich there is po deviation. However, said Dr. Burk, it should be explained that often the medical Work, surgery, care, and so forth, are not covered iby the limits of the policy. He said it twill happen that the operation and hospital bill will fall within the allowed amount of the insurance, hut likewise there are times U-hen the bill goes over the specified amount because of extra hospitalization that cannot be foreOF FIXAL NETTI.EMEXT OF RFCKIVKRSHIP In The Adami* Circuit Court I t'auHr Xp. i»7:*3 Wilier R. Meller vs. i ! j Clyde Nihiser \ Notice is hereby given to the creditors and other Interested parties, that the "undersigned receiver has on this date filed his report in final settlement of said Receivership, and to appear in the Adams Circuit Court, held at Decatur. Indiana, on or before the 28th day of May, 1953. rhe date fixed for hearing said report, and file, if any. all objecjtlohs and exceptions in writing to such report and t 0 ttie acts of the receiver therein reported ELI DUBACH ! Receiver Given under my hand and seal (his 27th day of April, 1953. EDWARD F; JABERO Clerk, Adams Circuit Court , ED A. BOSSE C. H. MUSFM.MAN. Attorneys. 4/28 5/5—12 I

1 p•i~; r ? j,: J > - Notice to Patrons of |l THE CITY of DECATUR I Electric Light & Power Department The electric power will be off all lines at ap- . proximately 5:00 o’clock A. M. Sunday, May 17th, for a period of 15 to 30 minutes, and will be off for a like period at approximately r 1:30 or 2:00 P. M. the same day. This interruption in service will be necessary; due to making connections on the 2400 volt ' switch gear at the North Third Street Plant, to * tie ii\ with the new Dayton Street Diesel Plant CITY UGHT & POWER DEPT. I

seen. He asserted that the purpose of hospitalization or group insurance was -to remove the catastrophic element from the surgical and hospitalization necessity, and its costs. l The foregoing came on the heels of a statement made by one of the industrial men who said some of his employes, were cbmplainlng that doctors were hiking ‘.'their prices where the patient was covered by insurance. ? The remedy for these Charges and misunderstandings) it was maintained, is education, op the part of the insurance map- who •sells the group insurance and the man who buys it. It was) pointe l out that the buyer should try to make it his duty to find out about

Tlie 1953 Indiana Legislature passed a bill gran tin g package liquor • stores permits to sell Beer to carry out. „ We Now Have All The Popular Brands of BEER Hl's PACKAGE LIQUOR STORE U. S. 27 1 010 N. 13th St.

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the he hold?.. The major i-eeponsibillty of dispersing information on the subject, however, was laid at the doorstep of the insurance man. " . J . Notice There will be an election of One trustee for the Backestoe Cemetery at the Spring Hill Church on May 30, 1953, at 1:30 p. m. By order of the trustees.