Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 51, Number 202, Decatur, Adams County, 27 August 1953 — Page 6

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President On Six Day Fishing Trip Arrives Today At ' Ranch In Colorado FRASER, Colo., UP—President Eisenhower goes into well-uphol-stered hibernation here today, intent on six secluded days of fishing and painting and no. work, if possbile. Mr. Msennower was scheduled to arrive from Denver by automobile this morning at the Fraser ranch of Aksel Nielsen, Denver businessman and one of the President’s favorite fishing pals. k. Other fishing companions may Join the President, who was expected to remain here through next Tuesday. But their talk won’t deal with such weighty problems as the new cost of living index or the United Nations 11 Y I’

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Instead/ they will debate the relative merits of dry and wet fly fishing, tfte best spots along the creek, why fishi bite at some times and not at others. Mrs.i Eisenhower, who flew to Denver with hpr husband Aug. 8, will remain in Denver at the. home of her mother, Mrs. John S. Doud. The President will return to Denver nett Tuesday or Wednesday, and stay there at least through Labor da.?. hospital board YCouttnued From Page One) given department. Miss Florence Lichtenstiger is superintehdejit of nurses and Mrs. Blanche Kricjkf is the business administrator. -f . • A .Mtsa from the Indiana state Hoard |of health, was here today making the annual hospital inspection, j * Peterson fciid the monthly meeting of the tnistees will be held this evening, bu||that the only official act of the would be the adoption of the bond resolution. “Further Shan that.” he said, /We’ll Waitfhnd see what happens at the endJpf 30 days.” J jig a r~ If yoii Sa# something to sell or rooms for try a Democrat Want Add, It brings results.

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Message Sent By Eisenhower To Iran's Shah Seen Encouragement Os American Help For Iranian Shah DENVER UP — The White House today announced President Eisenhower has sent a message of encouragement to the shah of Iran in a cable certain to be interpreted as holding promise of American assistance. 1: “in the spirit of the friendliness which has always been the basis for the relations of our two countries,” President cabled the Shah. “I offer ypu my sincere felicitations on the occasion of your happy return tb your country.”/ The President also extendedjbis ’’continuing good wisheq for eyery success in your effort to promote the prosperity of’your > people gnd to preserve the independence of Iran.” ’ | The message was dispatched tot U, S. ambassador Loy Henderson in Iran several days ago for rfclay to the shah. The White House Wednesday night received word from Henderson that the message had been delivered. Reporters covering the summer White House here asked rhe President’s" staff whether the message means the United States would meet the shah’s request for immediate financial assistance.: Press secretary James C. Haggerty said the White House at present had nothing tp say about matters involving aid or assistance in any form. The President’s decision to send a message to the shah obviously evolved after discussions With secretary of state John Foster Dulles. ? While the White House did not disclose the actual date the Piesident sent the letter, Hagerty said it wgs dispatched “several days ago.” This meant it went to Iran shortly after the shah returned to power in a royalist which overthrew and imprisoned Premier ’Mohammed Mossadegh. Congressman's Son Inducted Wednesday INDIANAPOLIS UP — A congresaman’g; spn, whose draft deferment caused ’ his Wabash county selective service board to resign, was inducted into the armed forces late Wednesday. John V. Beamer. Jr., 24, whose father is a Republican congressman from Wabash, was inducted with a contingent of draftees fropi his home county. It was expected he would be sent to Ft. Knox. JKy.

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Favor Tax Hike To Pay Defense Costs Statement Made By Treasury Secretary I WASHINGTON UP — Treasury secretary George M. Humphrey has made it plain be will recommend tax hikes if it becomes necessary to increase defense spending to deal with the Russian Hbomb threat; He said Wednesday night that he didn’t see any immediate ;need to step up military But if the need develops, he said; he would prefer raising taxes to provide thte money rather than sending the nation deeper into debt, t “If a suitable posture of defense requires a lot more money, if we have to spend a lot mote, it is still possible to balance' the budget," Humphrey said. “Thte budget can and should be balanced at any level of spending.” f It is “entirely possible” to keep, the budget balanced by raising tdxes, he said. He mentioned that his department already is searching for possible new revenue sources such as a national sales tax. Humphrey, speaking during a radio interview ABC’S “Crossfire”, said he does not expect President Eisenhower to call congress back this! fall to increase the national debt limit unless the government runs into some unex pected financial troubles. In response to questions, he emphasized that the nation’s defense comes first, ahead of the campaign to balance the budget and everything else. Rep. Henderson Lanham DCa£ charged Wednesday night in a television interview that the administration is more interested in balancing the budget than protecting the nation. Rep. John D. Dingell D-Mich. said it is more anxious to fulfill “nonsense" proniises than build an adequate civil defense. \ Humphrey emphasized it wasn’t

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up to him to say what is needed militarily. But he said the nation already has “considerably more, defense” than six months ago and that the current effort Is to get even more without increasing spending. . Adm. Arthur W, Radford, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, said earlier Wednesday that Russia’s explosion of the H-bomb would force the country to review and strengthen its air defenses, As far as the debt ceiling is concerned, Humphrey said “my of-* flee is btowing to recommendations of congress.” Before it adjourned for the year, congress failed to act. on the administration’s llth-hour request that the limit be raised by; $15,000,000,000.

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„The secretary also said the'administration’s sound money policy is responsible for the levtelling off of the cost of living. Although the government’s index hit a new alltime high Wednesday, he said ' it: how is elimbiriX less rapidly th£n it has in the past. . '. | LABOR TROUBLE tCoatlmied From Page One) and state police. At Anderson, a crowd tossed stones at the exchange building, smashing a front door and windows. At the height of the disturbance someone turned in a; false fire alarm and five trucks raced to the scene. i

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