Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 51, Number 127, Decatur, Adams County, 29 May 1953 — Page 8

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DECORATION DAY BARGAINS at HUI — New Dodge Station Wagon $2306-00 Delivered at your Front Door. 50 Ford Convertible 8. cylinder New red paint. 50 Dodge Local car, 21,000 actual miles. 48 Chevrolet Aero Sedan, Black W-S-T, Radio and Heater. 51 Mercury 2-Door, Black. Local car. Radio, Heat and Overdrive! 51 Studebaker Heater and Overdrive Price $1295-0° 49 Ford ' Radio and Heater. $895-oo 49 Oldsmobile 4-door, “76” We completely overhauled this car., 49 Plymouth - Club Coupe. Radio and Heater. New overhaul job. 47 Ford Station Wagon, good mechanically. $395-0° 49 Plymouth 4-door, Black, Radio, & Heat. Priced to go. 2-47 Chevrolets Heat and Music. » Can finance. ( 51 Plymouth ■ Belvedere. Radio, Heat. Local car. Low Mileage. 47 Kaiser New’ paint, nice car, easy monthly payments. 47 Plymouth 4-dOor, new overhaul, very good transportation special. $595.0° 47 Dodge 2-door, very clean, Priced to sell. \ TELEVISION FREE SATURDAY, JUNE 6 1:00 P. M. HI MOTOR SALES DODGE GARAGE 201-207 S. FIRST ST. OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9:00 P. M.

Roman an Declares Ouster A Frame-up Diplomat Leaves By Plane For Romania NEW YORK; UP —Romanian diplomat Christache Zambreti leaves for home by plane today, claiming his buster from America for trying to blackmail a U. S. citizen was "a frame-up.” had a seat aboard a Belgian airliner scheduled to take off for Brussels from Idlewild International airport. The Romanian legation in Washington said he would travel to New, York by train earlier in the day. The U. S. state department ordered Zambet to leave the country after Vj CL (jeorgescu, a Roman-ian-born. businessman now a naturalized American, citizen, disclosed that Zainbeti had tried to blackmail hinp into “collaborating” with the ConjmuniSt government of Romania. Zambfti. first secretary of the Romanian legation in Washington, was reached by; telephone Thursday for the first time since he was declared “persona non grat” by the state department. “This ;is only a frame-up,” he said. “That’s the only statement.” Zambejti also denounced Georgescu as "a main figure in a spy trial” in Romania.. He said the defendants in the trial, former employes of a Standard Oil subsidiary of which Georgescu was president, testified that Georgescu had worked against the best interests .of Romania. Georgescu, 49, meanwhile was resting at his home here after suffering a nervous breakdown as a result of worry over the fate of his two sons, whose delivery from behind the Iron Chrtain was the "prize” offered in ths blackmail scheme. 1 ~ j . - ■ —i Plan Truck Roadeo On Sunday, June 7 Fort Wayrfe's fifth annual truck roadeo, sponsored by the fleet safety committee of the Chamber of Commerce safety ’ council, is schedled for Sumjay,* June 7 at Smith Municipal Airport. Private fleets participate along with for-hire carriers in this particular show. There will be an equipment display on the field by local truck, trailer and tire dealers. , i - \ The roadeo is designed to determine, through a series of stiff competitive events, the participating driver's knowledge of safety, courtesy, efficiency and first aid as well as his professional skill in handling a truck.; Body Os Woodburn Man Is Recovered ANTWERP, O„ UP — The body of Vernon Stevenson, 54, Woodburn, Ind. was recovered from the Maumee River near here Thursday. | • . Authorities earlier found Stevensons’ smashed and abandoned car near a bridge. They theorized Stevenson plunged 35 feet into the river and drowned after the accident. More Polio Cases Reported To Date WASHINGTON, UP —The number of polio eases so far this year is running ahead of the all-time record set in 1952. Public health service officials said 788 cases have been reported since the polio “seasdn” started early in April, compared with 582 in the corresponding period of last year. Nelson Rockefeller , Named By Eisenhower —President Eisenhower has nominated Nelson A. Rockefeller, Jr., to be undersecretary of health, education and welfare. Rockefeller, who held government posts in the Roosevelt and Truman administrations, will be; the top assistant to Mrs. Oveta Culp Hobby, head of the new de-| partment. J \ TB Association To Meet This Evening Th e annual reorganization meeting of the Adaims county tuberculosis association will -be held at the Decatur high school atl 8 o'clock thia evening. Directors and officers will be elected at tonight’s

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Pleads Innocent To Reckless Driving Robert A. Miller, 18, of l*oute 1, pleaded innocent to a charge of reckless driving In the city in justice of the peaice court Thursday. Herbert Clossom, 23.-NOf 121 North Third, pleaded guilty in JP court to speeding, st against him after*an arrest on U. S. highway 33 earlier this week, and was fined $25 and costs. ■ ' —rH T ' Asks Explanation By Britain On Ship Says Answer Fails To Clear Mystery WASHINGTON, UP —Sen. Karl E. Mundt, RrS. D., said today Britain should explain whether tpe Chinese Communists seized or were permitted to buy a > British ship used to ctjrry Red troops in the Far East. He said neither the state department nor British ambassador Sir Roger Makins had cleared up the mystery of how the Communists gained control of the “Miramar.” Mundt spoke as acting chairman of the senate permanent investigating subcommittee which; Thursday published a state department letter identifying the ‘ Miramar” and another British-owned vessel, the “Perico.” as having hauled Chinese Communist troops during IS>sl and 1952. Makins promptly replied that the ships were not flying the British flag at the time, were therefore npt subject to British law. and appeared “toi have been under the effective control of the Chinese Communists." * The state department identified the shipp and tireir owners Thursday. several d*ay» after assistant counsel Roliert F. Kennedy told the subcommittee that Britishowned vessels had been carrying Communist troops in the far east as recently as 1962. Assistant secretary Thurston B. Morton wrote the subcommittee that the Perico carried troops from a Yellow Sea port to tlhe Pearl River Estuary in China in June 1951 and also sailed from Hainan Island to the Pearl River Estuary with more troops during July 1951. 1 ‘ Morton said both the Perico and Miramar were registered under the Panamanian flag at the time of their trips. But the Panama government promptly cancelled the registrations on protest from the U. S. government.

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The assistajnt secretary’s letter said the Miramar “came into the hands of the Chinese Communists”; after the June 1952 trip to Shanghai. " ’ i' j / . i ' . Home Air Defenses I Called Inadequate ■ < Senate Committee Approves Nominees WASHINGTON UP — Gen. Nathan F. Twining. President Eisenhower’s choice to head the ’air force, has warned congress he is worried about the nation's home air defenses, it was learned today. 'lnformed sources revealed that Twining told a closed meeting of the senate armed services committee Thursday there definitely are not enough fighters and interceptors Jo protect the United States against an enemy air attack. The disclosure, underlining his opposition to air force budget cuts the President lias ?came just before the comnalttea approved his as chielj of staff. The committee also -unanimously approved: Adm. Arthur W. Radford, once a bitter air force critic, as chairman of the joint chiefs; Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway, army chief of staff; and Adm. Ro-bert B. Carney, chief of naval operations. Chairman Leverett Saltomßall R-Alass. said he would be “surprised” if there is any opposition when the nominations go befqre th e senate for confirmation next week. ' . I , ' ' i ’• r ■ ■ ,v ■ ■ Board Os Review Will Meet Monday The Adams county board view’ meets Monday to consider personal property assessment? made in the current year. It is their job to go over all the assessments and make sure they are proper and to receive grievances from residents of the county on assessments. Also, they review ifflprovements made this year, mortgage exemptions and soldiers’ exemptions. x . (Members of the .board besides, the county treasurer and assessor are those appointed by the court: Richard Burdg: 634 Mercer Avenue a Republican; anti Miss Florence Holthouse, 514 'Madison, a Democrat. Their month-long schedule ’begins June 1 at 8 a.m. and will adjourn daily at 4 p.m.

REHEARSAL FOR) (Continued From Page finally the crowning itself. t Twenty-seven year old Elizabeth seemed to be standing the ordeal better than most of the people fn London. g She was gay and laughing-at the Buckingham Palace garden party Thursday afternoon and told the guests among the 7-000 present* she was "feeling fihe and enjoying myself wonderfully.” J Tonight the queen and her hus-

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band, the Duke of Edinburgh, and Princess Margaret will attend thecoronation ball of the Household Brigade at Hampton Court. DELEGATE TO <oew*4nwrd From P«Me One) an obligation; 7to warn you sincerely not to be trapped by the Comftiffttista .arid their sympathizers, and to u®ge you solemnly \to withdraw your proposal of May 25.” Choi indicated that the UN had also given in to the Communist

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insistence on a majority vote in the five nation commission, rather than unanimity. — I TAX BUREAU (CmHlhbU From Page Oar) to effect July 1. ” r_ Cities in which district headquarters will be closed are; Buffalo, N. Y„ Baltimore, Cleveland,. Detroit, Louisville. Birmingham, Ala., St. Louis, St. Paul, Denver, Los Angeles and Seattle. Present district headquarters

SUNDAY. ONLY | DECATUR 1 nitmr ■ Box w,IM Op ”” 7:15 ' I lintAlKt B Children Under 12 Free z| o o 2 HITS—FIRST DECATUR SHOWING! J A Red-Hot Screen Scoop — The Excitement And Danger of the Indianapolis 500 Mile Race | —Actually Filmed There! ■j 7 . • THE SMSHIIIC. CUSHING J I aSJu thrill.race .. ' OH EARTH I . I HOWARD M ' i DtJFF wSI -HELEHE STHHLET9B | ADDED LAUGHS—IN COLOR ‘.‘BABES IN BAGDAD” Fun and Adventure in an Arabian Harem With Paulette. Goddard, Gypsy Rose Lee ’ o o L' ... — TONIGHT AND SATURDAY — Two Thrillers—First Decatur Showing! “ROSE OF feIMARRON”—Jack Beutel, Maia Powers & “WHISPERING SMITH vs SCOTLAND YARD” With Richard Carlson. Greta Gynt o 0 LOOK WHAT’S COMING MON. & TUES.!! MARCIANO-WALCOTT Fight Pictures — See the Controversial Knockout in Slow Motion! PLUS—“STARLIFT’ Doris Day, Gordon Mcßae - A A r-O O Bring the Whole Family to the Drive In, far a Safe and Entertaining Holiday Week-End!

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will be continued at Atlanta, Boston. Chicago, Dullas, New York and Philadelphia. New (headquarters will be opened at Cincinnati, Omaha and San Francisco. . . APPOINTMENT OF WMINUtTRVrOK No. 4HHS , Notice |h hereby given, that thp undereigned has been appointed Administrator of the' estate of Leh Harpion Iht.e of Adams County, deceased'. The estate is probably solvent. WILLIAM E. BELL, Administrator, May 24,1 1953. ' LEWIS LUTZ SMITH. Attorney. 5/21-28 i 6/4. <• c ;

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