Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 51, Number 229, Decatur, Adams County, 29 September 1953 — Page 8

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Russian Move On Red China Is Ruled Out Move To Recoifider Seat To Red China Heid Out Os Order UNITED NATIONS, NIY. UP —- Mrs. Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit, president of the United Nations genefal assembly, today ruled out of order a Russian attempt to have th* question of admitting Red China reconsidered, . When the credentials committee report was read by Leslie Knox of New Zealand, Jacob A ; . Malik of Russia moved that Nationalist China’s credentials be declared illegal — .la moVe that could? lead to ousting 'Chiarig Kai-Shek’s representatives arid sealing of the Chinese Communists. = S Mrs. Pandit ruled Malik’s motion out of order on grounds that the assembly on* its opening day had rioted 44-10 to bar fuirther consideration of the Chinese representation issue- this year. ■ J Mrs. Pandit’s countryman, V. K. Krishna Menon. had announced he would attempt to upseit this' earlier assembly decision. Hel told the assembly Monday India could not accept the approved resolution. Which American secretary Jbf state John Foster Dulles had sponsored. Mrs. Panldit invited any member challenge 'her ruling against Malik today, but qeithe£ the Rus* sian nor Menon. • leader of the Indian delegation, responded. Later. before the assembly voted 48-5 with 4 abstentions to accept cerdentials committee’s 'report. Menon ini a brief speech said India objected to a section of it recognizing Nationalist China's credentials.. _ I', \M The assembly concluded its two week policy debate tliisj morningl with Israels Abb S. Ehan as the final speaker. The main committees begin their work Wednesday. Buff tall tips distinguish the Rio Grande wild turkey frpm other turkeys.

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Charge Six Kokomo Men With Beating Charge Non-Striker Beaten At Kokomo \ ItOCANSPORT. Ind. (UP) —Six Kokomo men were under $3,000 bond each today on a riot and rout charge in the beating of' a non-striker during the recently ended 60-day Indiana Bell Telephone Co. walkout. ■ J Cass county prosecutor George Babcock filed complaints against Dossie Wright, James Leedy. Manual Arroh, Garfield -Hunter, Andrew Johnson and William Hepler. Babcock claimed the men stopped a car driven by Frank McLane, 23. Indianapolis, as he drove from Kokomo to Culver on Sept. 1. He said McLane was pulled from his car, 1 warned to quit his temporary job at Bell’s Kokomo exchange and 'knocked ' unconscious. y The defendants were located through a license plate, Babcock said. He said Wright told him union leaders at a CIO meeting at Kokomo instructed them to ‘rough up” McLane and tell him to stay out of the city. Aneuran Bevan Wins In Labor Party Vote IM ARG ATE, England UP — Aneurin Bevan, leader of leftwintBritish Socialists and outspoken critic of the United States, scored a thumping victory today over supporters of Clement Attlee in elections for the Labor party national executive edmmittee. Bevan and five followers cantured six of the seven seats on the 27-member \committee by local labor party branches.! The fiery Welshman polled a record 1,142.000 votes. It marked the sixth year in a row that Bevan has topped all candidates. Mother Os Five Is Victim Os Suicide MADISON. Ind. (UP) — Mrs. Willie Mae Monroe, 31, mother of -ive children ranging in age from 2 to 13. died at her home late Monday of a -inflicted shotgiin wound. Authorities said her husband and oldest son found her on the living room floor when they\ returned hohie. A 12-gauge shotgun lay at her side. She left two notes, one to her husband and the other .to her father, E. J. Buchanan of Indianapolis, but Monroe said she didn’t explain “why she did it.” i Trade in a Good Town — Decatur I

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Judge Howell Quits Claims Court Post Will Head Illinois Roads Commission WASHINGTON UP — Judge Evan Howell Monday submitted his resignation from the U. S. court of claims effective Sept. 30. Howell, former Republican congressman from Illinois, is to be named chairmah of the Illinois toll roads commission. He will resume private law practice in Springfield and Chicago. He told reporters after a conference with President Eisenhow-er that the salary, $17,500 a year, was one of his reasons for leaving the federal bench. He will get $12,000 a year\as chairman of the toll roads commission but can augment that with earnings from his private law practice. Howell declined to say in Chicago last jveek whether he will run for U. S. senator next year. He had been a member of congress 6% yeArs when former President Truman appointed him tb the claims court in October. 1947. The White House released an exchange of letters in which the President accepted Howell’s resignation “with sincere regret." Howell told the President he was persuaded to resign by two major considerations — the difficulty of maintaining a family of seven in Washington on a judge’s salary, and a desire to return to private practice and active participation and factories.

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Pedestrian Killed When Hit By Auto CROWN POINT, Ind. UP — Henry (Meyers, 70, Crown |Pqint, was killed by an auto Monday night when he apparently tiled to cross U. S. 53 three miles south of U.S. 30. The driver of the par, Bosie Wilson, Cedar Lake, tolft authorities Meyers was not seen until struck. r - — Reports Movement Os Israeli Forces I Egypt Government Claims Aggressioll CAIRO, Egypt UP — Minister of national guidance Saleh Salem said today Israeli armed forces had occupied parts of the demilitarized area around Auga on the Egyptian—lsraeli frontier, if The Egyptian government has summoned the army commander-in-chief to Cairo for consultation and has notified the joint Palestine armistice commission and' the Egyptian delegation to the fjnited Nations of “this aggression,” Salem said. “We are not disclosing our plans,” Salem said at a press conference. “But we know wlj&t to do.” Lt. Gen. Abdel Hakim the Egyptian commander In-chief .7 is returning at once from an inssßction tour to take charge of the military aspect of the situation, Salem said. He declined to give details of the reported Israeli move, Or its date. ' iV

Now Believe Berio Report Is A Hoax WASHINGTON, (UP) — Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy, R-Wis., now believes the report that Lavrenti P. Beria. deposed Soviet secret police chief, is hiding in Spain “begins to appear like a hoax." He said he is "still not convinced one way or another." But, he added, his information indicates "more and more” that the person involved “may not be Beria.” Cow Is Shot Dead By Hunter's Rifle GOSHEN, Ind. UP —Walter J. Hoover found his $225 \ Holstein cow dead in a pasture Monday. It had been shot once in the heart and Once in the head with a rifle. Sheriff Vernon L. Cripe' said a hunter apparently was responsible. There are slightly more than 50.000,000 housing units for the 160,000,000 persons in the United States. This is slightly more than three persons per unit. If you have something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Add. It brings results.

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Methodists To Build New Home For Aged INDTANAtPOLIS UP — Methodists of the Indianapolis district meet Saturday to launch a |l,250,000 fund campaign to finance construction of a new home for the aged at ‘Franklin and new churches In Indiana. A site was chosen several years ago for the home, and church leaders expect to start construction soon, expanding the structure with additional wings from time to time as inunej- is available. Within the last 25 years, hydrocarbons. from petroleum, and natural gas have become a source of raw materials for more than 2,500 different chemical products. NEWSMEN ASKED store!! ' 7 On the way,\ the woman asked Bobby about his two dogs and black parrot, the taxi driver said. Bobby said they were fine. The Greenleases have two dogs and a green parrot. The cab driver, Walter Creech, 58, *said the woman asked Bobby if he .wanted an ice cream jeone. Bobby said "Yes.” They left and walked to a light

blue, late model Ford, Creech'said. The car had a Kansas license. Bobby is 38 to 40 inches tall, weighs 53 pounds, has brown hair, brown eyes, and a lower front tooth missing. His kidnapper was de/scribed as about five-feet founinches tall,, weighing 135 pounds wearing a dark skirt, wKite blouse and dark hat. Her hair was described as “reddish.” ASSERT WARREN I Cow<lnued From Pa|fce <>■») win not seek re-election next year, has been the most frequently mentioned possibility as tlje successor to Vinson. Even before death Sept. 8, it was known the governor, aspired to a supreme court seat. Brownell, who has not yet made hfs recommendation for Vinson’s successor, flew secretly to Sacramento for his three-hour conference with iWarren. Even his top aides were unaware of his trip until after his return. He promptly reported the results of his conversation to Mr. Eisenhower at a 20-minute long White House meeting Monday, leaving toy a side door and insisting he had “nothing to say at this time.” Some experts here promptly regarded the Brownell trip as evidence, that Warren had been selected as Vinson’s successor. Either experts, however, were more cautious. They pointed out that Brownell may have been sounding out Warren on another federal post, such as secretary of labor. LONGSHOREMEN tCßßtlßweg From Page o» e | Monday night to. hear unicm leaders loyal to ILA chief Joseph P. Ryan urge to stick with the orphanzed hni()n.' At the same ttime, however, two ILA locals with a total membership of 1,50 C men to bolt to the new AFL union. Members of Local 975 in Brooklyn voted 3-1 for the switch and members of Local 895 in Manhattan voted 5-1

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for tihe change. Ryan himself entered a hospital Monday for what doctors described as ‘’observation.” There was talk In union circles that he was withdrawing for a rest and to stay personally out of the picture during the waterfront crisis. The ILA’s new wage demand called for a 13-cent per hour increase. including 10 cents in actual wages and thg equivalent of three cents an hour in welfare benefits. u . ■? i . McCarthy is Tb—rnmi pa— O*t) ever known” and said she stood “beside me when things were darkest." Watching the ceremony from a front pew was the bride’s mother. Mrs. William P. Kerr. Her father died several years ago and she was escorted to the altar by a close friend. Wilbur A. Johnson of Fanwood, N, J. Mrs. Roman Kornely, Appleton, Wis., a sister of McCarthy, whose parents are not living, also sat in front. One brother, William, a Chicago truck driver, served as McCarthy’s best man and another brother, Howard, was one of 13 ushers.

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