Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 51, Number 225, Decatur, Adams County, 24 September 1953 — Page 10

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Final Shipload Os Prisoners Returns Rousing Welcome At San Francisco SAN FRANCISCO, UP — The final shipload of repatriated prisoners Gt war returned to their homeland Wednesday aboard the Gen. R. L. Howee to be given a rousing hero’s welcome. i The former POWs, many greeted at the dock at Fort Mason by friends and relatives, immediately began speedy processing which ’ w-as to get most of them started homeward by night. The POWs including 213 army

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Armando Arias, Los Angeles, who has the reputation of being the “most captured U. S. soldier" in Korea. Arias has been in and out of Communist POW camps repeatedly for the past three years, alternately escaping and being retaken by the North Koreans or Chinese. As Arias stepped from the gangplank, a flight of 11 F-86 Sabre jets from nearby Hamilton air force base flew low over the pier in an “M” formation honoring Col. Walker M. Mahurin, Victorville, Calif., the highest ranking air force flyer to be taken' captive by the Communists. Aboard the ship was Sgt. Burl B. Lauter, Effingham, 111., who was released by the Communists Sep.t 5. When S-Sgt. Michael Cornwell Noblesville, Ind., came down the gangplank, a pert little red haired Red Cross canteen worker Reaped into his arms and nearly smothered him with kisses. If you have something to sell o” rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want,Add. It brings results.

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Cites Weaknesses Os Prison System Columnist Cites State Conditions INDIANAPOLIS, UP —An Indiana newspaper columnist today quoted discharged prisoners from the state reformatory at Pendleton as saying food served there is “almost as unpalatable as that given prisoners of war in China." Frank A. White, who writer “The Hoosier Day” for many state papers, made the statement in a column of “observations regarding the Indiana prison system weaknesses." . White mentioned that the reformatory has had, or will have had, three out-of-state “experts” as wardens in six months. “What ails our prison setup has been building up over decades, through official incompetence and public neglect,” White wrote. He \said Paul V. McNutt, Democratic governor from 1933 to 1937, “dallied with the ills” and Gov. George Craig, a Republican, “faces a wide chasm between idealism and real- | ity.” He said there is no doubt Craig “wants to reform our archaic prison system.” But he said one reformatory superintendent was transferred when “he began to point out some unpleasant things.” ’ White said an applicant for athletic director at Pendleton was “screened- and sent over from the statehouse” who professed as qualifications that he had “voted

I.? . j ' ’.dfcWl i- '- 'lOkahk w - raKßiime the annual Soviet policy declaration in the United Nations General Assembly, Russian delegate Andrei Vishinsky stirs the moat outspoken disappointments ever witnessed among western diplomats at t>e UN. He called for immediate, uncoDditional prohibition of hydrogen and atomic bomba, and once again demanded a one-third, across the-board cat in arms and manpower. fJatematioiiaU

rightly, had been an athletic director for a labor union and could ‘whip the Hell out of any inmate.* ” v ‘ White complained that it was bard to get news of prison affairs from the statehouse. He said he tried four times to meet with Hugh O’Brien, chairman of the state correction commission, but failed to see' him. Trade in a good Town — Decatur

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Elderly Neighbors Wed MANWTBE, Mich., UP — For years, Adelbert Wilson, 92, »nd Emily Rust, 72, were neighbors in this western Michigan community but never met. Last year, both happened to be on vacation at the same time in Sanford, Fla., where they became acquainted. Back in Michigan recently, they applied for a marriage license. Trade in a Good Town’ — Decatur