Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 51, Number 219, Decatur, Adams County, 17 September 1953 — Page 6

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Republicans Plan Rally In Chicago GOP Rally To Open Friday In Chicago f [ CHICAGO UP —The Republian party lined up cabinet members and other dignitaries for their coming pep-rally today as Democrats left town well pleased with their two-day gathering and the publicity 4t got. -J' The i Democrats played with their whole first team —former President Harry S. Truman. Adlai E. Stevenson, Sam Rayburn and a host of other bigwigs—and felt they had made important gains in the coming congressional elections. “It has been marvelous,” said Democratic national chairman Stephen A. Mitchell of the publicity the Monday - Tuesday rally received. The Republicans were Already taking steps to glamorize their own meeting, starting Friday, but their biggest star, President Eisenhower, kill not be bn hand. Republicans already here indicated that the GOP was not likely to make an all-out. and direct attempt ito answer Democratic charges, that farmers were suffering under the new administration. It whs noted that secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson, who announced, at Denver Wednesday that he would present a new farm program to congress next session, will - be pleading the administration’s cause in a speech Saturday at the national plowing contest at Russells Corner, Wis. Although the GOP gathering is actually regional in nature, a session of more than a thousand midwest and southern women and 21

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midwest and mountain state chairmen, it was getting good attention from party brass. The speakers will include secretary of the Interior Douglas McKay, postmaster general Arthur Summerfield, Sen. Everett M. Dirksen of Illinois and leading women congressmen. GOP national chairman Leonard W. Hall was scheduled to make the keynote address but he la ill with a virus infection and cannot attend. Sen. Homer Ferguson of Michigan, new chairman of the senate Republican policy committee, has been named to take Hall’s place. / Wren Village School Plans Open House > H. F. Wise, superintendent of the Wren, 0., village school, has announced open house at the school Tuesday evening at 7 o’clock. The event is planned so that patrons may see the improvements made to the school building and new equipment added. A short program will be presented at 8:30 p.m. Hurricane Turns Back On Florida t MIAMI, UP — Hurricane “Ed-. na” turned its back on Florida and headed \ into the Atlantic Ocean toward often-battered Bermuda today with winds up to 100 miles per hour. The Miami weather bureau said the year’s fifth tropical whlrler continued curving northeastward on a course taking it from the U. S. mainland. The new course aimed the tempest generally toward Bermuda about 600 miles away, where residents already have had two brushes with hurricanes this year. SIAMESE <C—tf»—< Frcaa Page <>■•) of whom died shortly after the operation to separate them, were Joined at the skull. Rodney Dee survived and celebrated his second birthday Wednesday. The Brodie surgery was the only successful one of that type, although only one twin survived, If you have something to sell or rooms for rent, try a. Want Add. It brings results. Fall Specials 1950 CHEVROLET 2-Door C-00 Radio & Heat. 1949 CHEVROLET CLUB SWOC*OO COUPE />> 1948 CHEVROLET Aero Sedan SAQC-00 Music & Heat Two-Tone - Sun Visor BEERY MOTOR SALES DODGE - PLYMOUTH OPEN EVENINGS WE FINANCE

New Union Proposal To End Bell Strike Seek Settlement Os 58-Doy-Old Strike INDIANAPOLIS, UP — A Bell Telephone Co., official today indicated the firm may seek revisions in a new union proposal for breaking the final barrier to settlement of the 58-day-old strike. The proposal, relating to a back-to-work clause, was offered by representatives of the CIO Comunications Workers at the conclusion of a lengthy bargaining session Wednesday, the first joint meeting in four days, The union plan, as announced by CWA Vice-President John Crull, calls for the return to work of all strikers. If the company desired to discipline or dismiss any striker it would give notice to the union in writing, citing all the facts in the case. . ’1 The company then could dismiss or suspend’d the employe, subject to final decision on the case by a three-man board of arbitration, according to the proposal, v > The arbitration panel would consist of one union and one company representative, and an impartial Chairman appointed by the director of the U. S. mediation and conciliation service.\ The plan was aimed at solving a deadlock over the issue of 20 fired workers the union claims should be ■ rehired. The union said a contract clause permitting firings without arbitration would allow the utility to destroy the union. / Bell claimed the firm had a right td tire the strikers because they had engaged in “misconduct.” A utility spokesman said the proposal will be studied and discussed further at today’s session. But he indicated the firm may ask for some revisions because it. requires the striker* be rehired and their cases brought before an arbitration panel while the workers still retain full rights before the national labor relations board. “That gives them two shots at" us," the spokesman said. The utility also reported a continuing back-to-work movement by ‘"strikers Wednesday, but there were no reports of disturbances. Trade in a good Town — Decatur I. '. v i * m SD’k *giM I?# f* STANDING besida an ambulance which picked him up, Ist Lt. Walter T. Fay of Andrews Air Fores base holds the parachute which saved his life when he abandoned his crashing jst plane before tt Ml and exploded in woods near Bowie race track, BowSsi Md. ;

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Kendallville Youth Killed In Accident KENDALLVILLE, Ind., UP — Willard L. Gustin, 16, Kendallville, was killed Wednesday when his auto went off Indiana 3 five miles north of here" and crashed. The car, ironically, was to have been a birthday present today for Jack Reade, 16, Kendallville, who. suffered minor injuries in the wreck. Reckless Driving ; Charged To Autoist Jess Niblick, 69, X 3G3 North Second, was arrested Wednesday and charged with reckless driving in connection with an accident he was involved iu with a car driven by Wilburt JU Marbaugh, 34, Wlllahire, O. Police said both cars were going in the same direction on North Second when Niblick pulled out of the right lane, across the path of Marbaugh vehicle, and the collision followed. Winston Churchill On Holiday At Riviera li LONDNON. UP — Prime minister Winston Churchill, gleefully posing as “Mr. Hyde,” took off for France today with M other passengers In a commercial airliner for a Riviera holiday. His efforts to travel incognito fooled no one. Three minutes after the British European Airways Viscount plane had been due to leave the pinkfaced prime minister rode up, to the cheers of a crowd of 300 persons. < . Trade In a good Town — Decatur

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Beef Calf Club H - Meeting Monday A 4-H beef calf club meetings will be held on the Henry Rumple farm in township at 8 p.m. Monday. This meetirtg is being sponsored by the Adanis county bee&’*project committee. They urge that all former 4-H beef club prospective members and parents attend. Rumple will have his string of cattle home and these animals will be used in demonstrating how to handle the cattle in ring. Refreshments will be served at the close of the session, i > ■ NEHRU ACCUSES (CoatlßweS Fret speeches in the United Nations political committee concerning the make-up of the Korean conference, said: "We have Heard a long argument as to the shape, of the table, whether it should be round, squdre or oblong. . It doesn't matter what shape table you use. The point is bow you approach problems and If you approach them in a spirit of warfare, naturally the consequences will be different.’

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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1933

Schreibman Named Qualified Student Student pilot Jack Sahreibman was certified as a qualified student Wednesday at Baer field by administration safety* agent Lester J. Cdoling. Schreibman is taking fligbt instruction with instructor Bob Railing at the Hi-Way airport and is expected to solo 1 in about a week. Railing has at presen| seven students. Trade in a Good Town — Decatur Wake Up To More Comfort Without Nagging Backache Nagging backaehc, ton of pep and energy, headaches and dizaineM may be due to slowdown of kidney function. Doctors say good kidney function is very important to good health. When some everyday condition, such as stress and strain, causes this important function to slow down, many folks suffer nagging backache— feel miserable. Minor bladder irritations due to eold or wrong diet -nay cause getting up nightaor frequent passages. Don’t neglect your kidneys if these conditions bother you. Try Doan’s Pills-a mild diuretic. Used successfully by millions for over 50 years. It’s amaxing how many times Doan’s give happy relief from these discomforts—help the 15 miles bf kidney tubes and filters flush out waste. Get DtM,n’s Rills today!