Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 51, Number 279, Decatur, Adams County, 27 November 1953 — Page 2

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declares note __ tCnntinued From HMge o Met as possible, In Berlin, to discuss 1 the “security of Europe.” At the ’ meeting, according to these re- 1 ports, Russia would renew propos- ’ als for a Big Five conference in-

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eluding China. 2. The British Foreign Office said the note “amounts to ahcep:arice” by the Kremlin of the West's proposals for a Big Four meeting on Germany. \ \\ 3. A dispatch from The Hague,

Netherlands, said representatives of six West European nations viewed the note as a “transparent” Russian effort to influence the French Parliament’s vote of confidence on the European army issue and the Big Three conference to be held at Bermuda Dec. 4-8.

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Indiana Business Lower In October BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (UP) — Business in Indiana was off more than 5 percent in October, the

Indiana University Bureau of Business Research said today. The preliminary general index was 133.0 for October, a decrease of 5.3 percent from September. 3.3 percent from October last year and 9.3 percent from the 146.6 peak last July.

Eagles Beaten By Huntington Catholic Five The Monmouth Eagles suffered their second loss of the season Wednesday night, losing to the I Huntington Catholic Ramblers, 57- I 51, at the Monmouth court. The Eagles held a four-point advantage, at the half, but could not stop the Ramblers after the main intermission. Harry Myers, veteran forward, | was top scorer for the Eagles with 18 points on five field goals and eight free throws. Eckert also tai- i lied 18 to lead Huntington, closely I trailed by Young with IC, . The Eagles will meet the Rock- i creek Dodgers at Monmouth next I Wednesday night. A game with j Roll, originally carded for tonight, 1 has been postponed to Jan. 20. Huntington Catholic FG FT TP Young - r 8 0 16 | Eckert a 8 18 F. Boyle 2 2 6 ! McNamara 1 2 4 ' B. Boyle 2 1V 5 I Solloway 3 2 S' Shearer- 0 6 1 Totals 21 \ls 57-i Montnouth FG FT TP H. Myers —I: 5 8 18 Harvey 5 1 11 j Witte 0 0 0 | Uuhrman 1 2.4 Bultemeyer 5 Cf 10 Gallmeyer3 2 8 Totals 19 13 51 Officials: Slater. Yeager. Preliminary Huntington. 41-36. Monroeville Man . is Burned To Death \ Dr. H. Paul Miller, Allen county coroner, will return a verdict \of ‘accidental death" in the death of Donald F. Hines, 38, of Monroeville. who was found dead in his house Wednesday by firemen who were called to the Hines home. After conducting an autopsy. Dr. Miller said that Hines died of first, second and third degree burns over 75 percent of his body. He said Hines had breathed the fire, fumes and smoke. Funeral services will be eonducted' Saturday afternoon at the Marquart funeral home in Monroeville. Come and Enjoy Yourself Tonight, Square and Round Dancing ’till 12 O’clock. Sunset. it Trade In a uooa town — Decatur

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west states early today. International Falls, Minn., was i " j covered with 10 inches of snow : and Bemidji, Minn., had 9, plus the nation’s lowest Thanksgiving j temperature, 13 degrees.