Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 51, Number 195, Decatur, Adams County, 19 August 1953 — Page 8

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Two Board Members Has Questions Concerning Charge WASHINGTON. UR?—Sen. Josepr R. McCarthy summoned two former loyalty board'inembers today to tell why a government book binder accused of Coniinunism was cleared of loysilty cha’f'ges in 1949. He identified the witnesses as S. P. Hipsley, acting chairman, and E. C. Mellor, legal officer, of the now extinct loyalty panel of fbe government printing office; ’ The bookbinder. 42-year-oIJ Edward M. Rothschild,'' was suspend ed by the printing office Tuesday after he refused to tell McCarthy’s permanent ' investigating subcommittee whether he iw a “Communist, had stolen V. S. -secrets, or engage 1 in espionage. McCarthy praised the GPO folacting promptly on the suspension. At today’s hearing, he said he wanted to find out why loyalty charges against Rothschild were dismissed in the first place. He also planned to call Rothschild's wife, Esther, to testify. She has been accused of being a Communist and serving as secretary of-g Communist ’ civil rights’’ duh. X />. The GPO loyalty board (leafed Rothschild qf charges of being a Communist in 19,49 bdt barred him from handling secret documents;. At the time, the bookbinder dek nied he, was a party member. McCarthy quoted one of board members as testifying at a secret subcommittee session that the panel diJ not believe membership 1 ’ in the fiarty barred employment in the. GP(j. Factor.v Will Start 9:30 a. m. j Friday, August 21st. Phoije 3-3890. Decatur Canning Co. • Itx ' . _ ! ’ -1 • ’'- '-1 VOTICE TO TVXPAVEItS OF AhlH'l'lOt VI. I tI'I’HOPHI tTIOXS Noth-e Ss hereby giveh the taxpayers of Jefferson Township} Adamis County., Indiana, that r.h<•proper legal officers of said inuii;-j < ipality at -.their regular "ijpvlring place at. pin.. on the 2?>tli day of August, Iwill von-sidjer Ilffollowing additional ajip' op’riations wlrii’li said offi. ers consider nees- - try to meet l the extraordinary emergency -ex biting..at tifis t ime. '1 <>wns|iip Fund ■.! No. 1 clerical Help $ S* t’o • Xu.’ E.xpehse ! ~ 7.3.00 Tuition Fund No. 28 Pay trf Tegp h- .. 2000.00 Taxpayers appearing at sit’eh meeting shall have a right to .!>♦: heard tile-iron. The additional ap-prmpriMt-Inp.s a« finally made will i>e autrtnatically referred to the: State I|V>t*rd of Ta.x Commissioners, wh.fr-h-lfw>a rd will hold a further: hearingpwithin fifteen days at the County R\tidi tor's. off he of Adams (’otirity,,lndiana, yr ar such other place aft' ‘may be At such beta-ring,- taxpayers objecting to h additional appropriations smat'y l»e heard' andinterested taxpattrr ( j may irfquire of the County Auditor when and where such 1 heai i.isf will be bold. 1 11. I>. MOSSBR. Trustee! Jefferson Township AI’GfST 12—19 The .source of the Rio Grande is in a group of Springs in the San Juan mountains of southern Colorado. « - • <_

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Joe Linn To Buy Spiegel's Market VpeigeJ’s J Market. 206 South Second, is (o be so|d next Monday , to Joseph Ipnrt. 110 Ftornaix street. Linn will operation of the store on that date also, it was re- * vealed today by Otto, Speigel. : present owner of the establish- ! inent. Speigel. asked what his plans were for the future! said he i was not definite over them. He , plans to remain in JJet aUir. howi ever. : ' ‘ 1 | r Hoosier Soldier Has Heart Breaking lob Pledged To Tell Mother About Son j. i. ■■ • ' ■ INCHON. Korea VP — A sergeant from Indiana started today i on the “mqst heart-breaking misj Sion in the world." He niust tell an anxious mother in Nett York j state that tiler son is now a ComV ' munist and won’t be coming hon’ie I It would be easier to tell her that the boy died in a Communist prison eamp| Sgt. ; John |G. Johnson i 21, of I-a Porte, Ind., said. Johnson must: tell the unsuspecting mother t.hajt her son chose to remain with the. Communists, even, though the Chinese commandant’urged him t< go'biM-k to N’ffw York ‘ He*made me 1 promise toi tell his mother tlial he wants to g 6 to China and Russia." Johnsbn said.. i “1 don’t know how I'll tell her, but I’ll tell her." Johns<j)i said the prisoner who i refused : epi triation came from a. well-td-dc family. «Because\ of ' the New York soldier’s insistence on reinai uin : "behind embarrassed ’ his Chintse cajnors. • v The Chinese didn’t want him : th stay,” Johnson s’.id. "Hie was i gone froi i the. conipany two days in June. Mi’hen he (canjie back he ■ told me he had been with the regimental <: oiihinander. The (jiiinese i command?!- :>ad be?n tellinja lum I he should ao home but ijie wouldn't change, j? . • J" j,;'. ?| ■ I "He had been in the hpspital this spring ard early summer. \Vho-i ■ lie got oit he. w'as Ujrribly thin. He had < ■ “Hg aid 1 were Very good friends. I e when he i told me wnit he wanted to, do. He wias jist a 'pro t’ommpnist i sympathiaer but not mt|( h of one. I He was just a kid -j— about 19." Johnspi said his friend did not i know whs it ( ommunisip would do ■ for him.ii 1 "He wanted to go to iChina an 1 j Russia to study?’ Johnsoin 'said. I "Then he warted to go tb a neutral nation—what the Comthunist call a neutral nation, like (.’zechoslovakia —V a id jiractice Communism.’' iMayb* Johnson won't have to tell the boy s mother, h ' He doeU not sail for home until | Aug. 22 find the yjoyaaO will last I six weeks By that!time almost -ill of the is me? of prison>ers being repatriated will liave been published. : (Maybe by tl|e.n the boy's mother, i who has beer reading the papers i every daj for news of her son's repatriation, will knojw the truth. . “Stone" ig a seldom used word in a geologist s language ... the tough stu f that forms the earth's crust is a ways called ‘ rock.’’ The layman; i ith dictionary j.tion, uses the terms interchangeably. Howevdf, in geology, “stoneis always qualified as in “sandstone” or "iiinestone.” f it you niave sofnething to sell or rooms son rent, try a Democrat *Van’ Ad lit brings results.

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Irate Grandmother Yields To The Law I - \ . Permits Workmen To Remove Tools BALTIMORE. Md„ IT —Mrs. Wanda Sienkielewski. the fighting grandmother, lowered her rifle long enough Tuesday to let a construction company haul away its captured equipment. Mrs. Sienkielewski threw a chicken wire fence around the machinery last webk because the Leo Butler Co. allegedly ignored her. demands to get it out of her yard. Construction workers tried everything, including a daring sea* borne invasion, to get their equip- I ment back. But with a .22 caliber . rifle and pistol, Mrs. Sienkielewski carried the day. Under a truce agreement reached Tuesday, however, she agreed 1 to liberate thj? steam shovel, compressor, pump and other machinery after the firm asked her formal permission to take it. s "° Her attorney said this cleared the way for her to exercise her rights, presumably to sue -for storage and damage to her property. Early Application Urged For Veterans i First Applicants Get Preference Indiana veterans planning to enter school this fall under the Kbr rean G1 Bill were reminded by the VA today Qiat they will receive their first ’subsistence checks much sooner if applications ar.e made now, M. I). Cummins, manager of the VA regional office. Indianapolis, urged veterans to avoid the fall enrollment peak by applying now for certificated of eligibility.. X fihotostat or certified copy of separation papers should , accompany the application, to speed up processing. Veterans! should thirst contact the school of their choice before applying, because the application must name the educational institution and specific course of training. Under the Korean ’ GI Rill, monthly payments are made only to the ve.teran-student. range from sll <> tf> the veteran with no dependents to $l6O to the veteran with more than one dependent. With the help of thes£ checks, veterans must pay all their own school expenses. Allowance checks are mailed monthly, but before VA can mak6 a payment, it must receiye certification signed by the veteran and his school stating that he teas ac} tnaFly in training during that month. 5 Cummins estimated that 6A-O’Oo Indiana veterans are now potent tially eligible for training under the Korean GI Bill. h ’ i

FAMILIES PLAN (Continued From Pnge One) her that the Reds “did the best they iould at the prison camp with what they had to do with.” NOTICE TO TItVI’ATKRS OF ADDITION Al. NPrnoPKI \TIO\S *Nr»t lc«*- L is hereby fxiven the taxpayers of S'. Maty's Tow| nsliijp Warns' C'lUTity, Indiana, thrift the proper legal <>ffWrs* <<f said muni-’ cfpality at their regular mk-eting plaxe wt 7:30 pm.; <m the 27tihUiayfi of August, I"<*>3, will eonsider the; following- additional ; appropriutio.-.s which said officers Iconsfilfcp necessary to meet the’ extraordinary;emergency existing at thrs time. Special School Fund! No. 17 Fuel 454.0 d Tuition Fund , : No. !2S Paj/df Tern herb .. :'.7 22.00; Taxpayers appearing at such; meeting shajl.i have !a Hight to be, 'heard thereon, The additional ap-} propjpiwions as finally inadl> wil’ be automatlVnll' referred tlo the State Board of Tax <'omijnissioners.j which Board will hold !a®furtli»r| hearing within fifteen days at thoi, County -Auditor’s office 'of Adams! County, Indiana, or at s ich other: place as may be designa'ted. Al' iSiHfh hearing,) taxpayers objecting! to any such additional iippropri'a-’ itions may l>e heard and interested! tax-payers may imitiihe of the Conn-; ty Auditor when arid where stub hearing will ,be held. : K. N. M<Cl lloiWh St. Mrffys Twp.l Trustee At’CFST 12—I? NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF ADDITIONAI. APPHOPKI ATIONS Notice is hereby givenl the tax-; pavers of Boot T o !w n s h i n. Vdams County. Indiana, I that the proper legal officers of munir ■■ipality., at their regular meeting Plate at 7:30 p.tn., on the 2-">th day! xf August, 1,053, will consider the following additional appropriations which gaiid officers consider necesjsary to' meet the e vtraxirdinary emergency existing at tills time. Township Fund No. 1. Clerical Help ...J....3 112.00 No. 2. Expense .; !.... 71 »><• No. 7 Eire of Feme. 40.00 Special School Fund I No. 17. Fuel .... J.... «00 OO No. IS. Insifance j... k 200.00 No. 14. Equipment ]...« <500.00 No. 23 Transpor'ation SOCEOG No. 24. Water, Light, & Power- ..*< be 300.00 No, 27A Compensation for Summer Educational Work ..... 410.00 Tuition Fund ! No. 28 Pay of Teachers .. 1000.00 Taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have a right to be heard thereon. The additional apnrbprlations as finally made 'Will he automatically referred tip the iState Board of Tax Commissioners, which Bdard will hold a further hearing within fifteen days at the County Auditor's office of Adams County. Indiana, nr at such other place as may be designated. At such hearing, taxpa'ers objecting tn any such additional appropriations may be heard and interested taxpayers may inquire of the County Auditor when and where such hearing will be held. AVGF ST SELK INO • Root Twp. Trustee AUGUST 12—19 I t -'

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Local Photographer Gets Merit Award Photographer Lawrence ABud" Anspaqgh of this city, was awarded a certificate of merit b£ the 'Photographers* Association of America at the annual convention of photographers in Chicago .today. One of 600 pictures, selected from 8.000, submitted, Anspaugh's photograph will hang’ in convention headquarters in the Conrud Hilton hotel during the foiir-day I convention. •<" > The- award was made for ex-cel-lencg of a, picture accepted for hanging in the large exhibit hall of the convention. < The pictures were judged individually Uy a jury of 12 of fho nation's most famed professional ! photographers. I Anspaugh established his stqdio . in this city following World War il. He served as a photographer . for the army during some of the ! war years. . > ■ * Judge Harris Trial Set For September i ANDERSON. Ind., UP — Mudison circuit judge Wilson Stewart said todtay trial for .Sullivan cir- > uit judge Norva.l K. Harris. harge 1 with drunken- tlriving. will i»e held during the litter part of September. ’ . ’ Harris attorney. Jay Arnolds, appeared in the Anderson eourt Monday and ph aided Innocent on ’ behalf of his clieint. Harris was arrqsted last .Jluly 8 near Pendleton.

7MW W’ Ik msY- jKgWS y i '4a£gigß : -- 7-WR ifllll I® < J| K t . - — . ■- •* EMIL WEIL, Communist Hungary's minister to Washington, has been relieved of his post, according to reports from Paris. Weil is shown on his arrival in Washington in 1951. He will be replaced by Karoly Szanko. fTnlernafioKcfU ; East Detroit adjoins Detroit, — on the north. LIMBERLOST DRIVE-IN—GENEVA . Now Showing Ends Thursday SI.OO A Car Load Doris Day - Gordon Macßae “BY THE LIGHT OF THE SILVERY MOON” and “THE RING” FRI. SAT. I CLIFTON WEBB BARBARA STANWYCK i f THELMA RITTER “TITANIC” AND | WILLI AM BENDIX ‘B’ackbeard the Pirate’’ In Technicolor . I MID-NITE SHOW SAT. JUDY CANOVA 5 “HIT THE HAY” SUN. - MON. 3-DIMENSIONS “COLLEGE CAPERS’* ; “BAD BLONDE” “BACHELOR IN PARIS*’ NOTICE! Viewers are 10? a pair. These are not used •— Thev Are NEW. REGULAR ADMISSION.

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ABOVE: Eugene Shaw, 25,. is shown (right) ati his Arraignment before N, Police Court Judge M. Michel Dpbris on charge of first degree murder in death of his wife Rosemai*X (below). Beside Shaw is Detective Thomas Tansey, and at left, Assistant District Attorney, Harold Koreman. Rosemary’s death occurred Aug. 7. Shaw told police he choked her to death and hid the unclothed body in cellar storage place. On Aug. 16 a soldier discovered it while Searching for an auto tire. (InternationalJ

Job Situation Is 'Relatively Good' Some Unemployment Recorded, However > ■■ 1 1= WASHINGTON UP — Whe Departriient said today the job situation in the nation's major production centers was "relatively good” last month, the first signs of "loosening” in ai- year and a half. ' IL ; ' The department said a slight rise in unemployment beiweeri May anjl July largely reflected the’influx of school graduates and Vacationing students into the labO’- Blanket, and other seasonal factors. | | However, it reported "Scattered payroll reductions” — mostly resulting from cutbacks, |n some lines of consumer haid goods and revision of defense pifodtfetion schedules. Some cases of unemployment were a "direct result" of widespread firings byl the federal governnient’ the department.isaid. Trade tb a good Town-r-Decatur i

SALE CALENDAR — 4-4 4 I— 1 AUG. 20<—Gretto Hartinap) West of Hicksville, Ohio on Highway No. j|s7 to Junction pt 10l then niries north then mile east. Well Improved Acre Farm aijd Personal Property. 1:00 p. m. sharp. Midwest Realty Auction Co., J. F. San.mann, ’i i • Auctioneer. • L : AUG. 21—7:00 p. tn. Alfred M’eikel, owner. Two miles west of Ossian on black top. thpjn 1 ritile north. 4*4 aerea real estate, household goods, car|>enter tool?.- Hei-nian Strahm. auctioneer. Al’G. 224-7:CO p. pi. Johtj Krieg, owner. block South Main St.. v i Bluffton. New Quality furniture.; Ellen'berger Bros.. Aucts. AUG. 25-r-Nesbit A. BoylqS| 414 Walnut St.l Hartford City, Ind. Comu pietely Room Residence Property with Heated Garage and Workshop., ?:00 P. 3jL Midwest Realty Auction Co. J. F. Sanmlinh, Auctioneer.) AUG. 28—7:00 p. m. C. Pi Pursley, owner.? 5 miles north'of Bluffton on St. Rd. 1 then mile west. 38 Guernsey Cattle. EllenI berger Bros., Auctioneers. . AUG. 29—Richard B. Roop, 134% East Monrog St. olr Corner of Ist and Monroe St;.. Decatur, Ind. Complete line of household. goods tn texcellent condition, ifX: 00 p<;m. Midwest Realty Auction 'Co.. J. F. Sanniahn. Auctioneer. SEPT. 2 —12:00 noon. Black, executrix of estate of John C. Black, Middlteliury. Livestock., machinery, tools and ihiscellaneous Merl Knittie, Auctioneer. ! I ijU„ ■■■■ :■! / • ' , , You’ll bt ntity bbtU nbtn ihctw k THiRi ,s * •£hl/g/tr=r ; h: -IN HOUSE PAINT! J'l l/f 1 In thh age of scientific progress, you are // / entitled -to house paint on your home that rl . provides the mmxmmmn in lasting beauty and protection, Sherwin-Williams makes SWP House Paint in only grade...the best they know how to make. •ti - ‘ Why risk disappointment when you are sure of satisfaction if SWP House Paint is used for painting, your home? There are substitute house paints chat sell for less than SWP, but don’t let chat fool you! Intitt upon SWP and bt surt! Know all thoifacto. Got your FREE copy of our booklet ’The truth about House Paint* fnr tnterinr and oxforior vsa... i-wroicH a floor enamel Durable finish for porches, steps, kitchen and ****jj«®* playfoom Boors. Withstands rain, snow, sun. sand t hard wear. 9 rich colors. HELLER GOAL,}FEED & SUPPLY J\“ ‘“Through Service We Grow” 722 W. Monroe St. i Phone 3-2912 ! ! i: . .

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U. S. Aids French In Indochina Fighting ' WASHINGTON UP — The United Stales has delivered more than 300 shiploads of military aid to French and native forces fighting the Communists in Indochina. A special report issued =by the State Department said the United States will continue to support the three Indochinese states — Viet Nam. Laos and Cambodia — in their fight against "Communist imperialism.” it said U. S. aid has been increasing steadily and now amounts to about one third of the cost of the war. Yale Finance NEW HAVEN, Conn., UP — Yale University’s, alumni fund for the academic year 1952-53 reached a new high of $1,021,831.89 and one Mexican peso. An alumni official changed the peso into American currency, adding 11 cents to the fund. MOSSADEGH IS <C«wttuned From Page Oael ' ial justice.” If the ouster of Mossadegh can I be made to stick. Iran’s two-year-

old? dispute with Britain over the exifropriated an d natiorfalized | properties of the. ; billion , dollar | Oil Clo. prbbabjy ; will be speedily settled. I Sjtock of the Anglo-Iranian Oil f Co.; went up immediately du the • Lo-rfdon, Exchange when reports of Moifeadegh’s ouster • became known. ? MASS PROTEST i | Continued From P««e One) president of the Uj(KW local told Clark his police are favoring the company. John Bartee, UAW international representative, told the 1 mayor:. ‘iH our people can’t raise their standards of living through the unioh, some might well turn to something else—possibly Communisrp.” INDIANAPOLIS. J’P — police stood guard five Indiana Bell Telephone exchanges today,’but the mayor of Kokomo angrily protested the troopers’ presence there. j Gdv. George N. Craig ordered .the jState police into action Tuesday <Jo halt violence in the 29-day-old Bell phone stride and saidithat the Guard had been alerted under ’.'secret orders.” Bqt Mayor Rayrnond Gilbert of Kokomo proclaimed a state of emergency soon -after the troopers’ ,-arrival ancLordered hjs 56 city policemen onto 12-hour shifts and 24-hqur call. “ "XCe’re in a position to maintain law . and order and I’m not going to hhve the state police enforcing the Jaw in Kokomo.” he said, State police were) alsq seen at Elwpod and Clinton, although Craig would not reveal .where he sent; the troopers. Beil reported that a crowd of < 150 hiilled around the Elwood exchange Tuesday night, blocking

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