Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 59, Decatur, Adams County, 11 March 1954 — Page 6

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Says Allied Forces Stronger In Europe General Gruenther Addresses Forum PHILADELPHIA UP — Gen. Alfred M. Guenther believes Allied forces in Europe are strong enough now to prevent a third World War. The supreme commander for the Allied powers believes his forces are “more than the Russians can handle with the forces they have in occupied (Europe." He said they provide a considerable deterrent to "any hot-headed act” by the Soviet Union. Gruenther gave his appraisal of the present situation in * speech Wednesday night to the closing session of the Philadelphia Bulletin’s eighth annual forum. Other speakers included Mrs. .Eleanor Roosevelt, who pleaded for patience and understanding with allies in the United Nations, and foreign operations administrator Harold E. Stassen who called the recent Big Four Berlin conference "the most successful diplomatic encounter with the Soviet in

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10 years.” Stassen said secretary of state John Foster Dulles made -the Russians back down on their demands for recognition for Communist China and exposed the Russian “new look” as a "new tyranny, the tyranny of fear.” Grunenther stressed that his view of Russian-Allied strength is based on What the Communists have in occupied Europe. "We still do not have enough to resist an all out Soviet attack it the Soviet Union should utilize its resources to its full capabilities,” he said. But he looked forward to the time, "some three or four years hence” when the Allied cause will be buttressed with the ability to launch atomic attacks by long and short range aircraft, guided misiles and artillery. Former District Census Head Dies EVANSVILLE, Ind. UP — Kelly Jarboe, 43, Evansville, former district census director in 1950 and a Democratic politician, died Wednesday following a heart attack. Trade in a Good Town — Decatur

Some Job Recovery Seen During March Unemployment Roll Shows Slight Drop WASHINGTON. UP — Government officials said today their latest employment figures bolster their expectation that there will be some recovery in Jobs this month. The labor department reported there are "signs" the six-month decline in non-fann employment is slowing doa-n. The agriculture department said farm employment picked up slightly more than usual in February. The census bureau's over-all job figures for mid-February are expected pn Friday. Government officials still think these will show that unemployment jumped — perhaps by several hundred thousand — over the mid-January figure 5 of 3,068,000. But the number of persons filing new unemployment insurance claims — notices of new unemployment — was declining faster than usual for this season by the end of February. President Eisenhower has said that if the over-all employment situation worsens this month, usually a time of pick-up, this will be a warning that government action is needed. The labor department figures on non-farm employment and on insurance claims, the agriculture department’s farm job figures and the census bureau’s surveys cannot be related directly to each* other. All are obtained through different methods, and vary in the groups they include.

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Methodist Men To Meet At Garrett The semi-annual rally of the Methodist men of the Fort Wayne district will he held at the Garrett Methodist church Sunday afternoon and evening. Dr. Russell Humbert, president of DePauw University, vyill speak at the afternoon session at 2:30 o’clock. Luncheons will be served at 5 p.m., featuring a talk by Robert Williams, secretary of the general board of lay activities, Chicago. The closing session will be at 7 p.m., featuring another address by Robert 'Williams, and pictures shown by Lyle Hodell, Fort Wayne General (Electric executive,' of a recent tour of Europe. Congregational singing at the sessions will be directed by Prof. Henry Busche, McMurray College, Jacksonville, 111., and son of (Mr. and Mrs. Fred Busche of Decatur.. 28 Candidates For Congressional Seats Only Seven Races So Far In State INDIANAPOLIS, UP — Indiana’s 11 congressional seats attracted 2S candidates during the first half of the official filing period, a survey showed today. Nineteen Democrats and 9 Republicans are in the running for the posts, and party discipline apparently is keeping GOP ranks thin. The period for filing with secretary of state Crawford Parker was half over at noon Wednesday. Congressional, legislative and judicial candidates must file before midnight, March 25. Six of Indiana’s incumbent Republican congressmen have filed for re-nomination, and the other four indicated they will file later. The lone Democratic congressman also has filed. There could be two party contests in each district if more than one candidate files for a nomina-’ tion, but so far only 7 races have been created. Five are Democratic races—in the sth, 6th, 7th, 9th and 10th districts —and two are Republican races—in the Ist and 10th districts. All but one GOP congressman so far have escaped opposition for re-nomination, apparently because of party discipline. The exception: Rep. Ralph Harvey in the 10th district. There are no contests for either party in 5 of the 11 districts.

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Plan Construction Os New Homes Here Tract Os Land Is Bought By Suttles The Suttles Co. has purchased a tract of land in the south part of Decatur, from Russell street south, facing Hollman street, known as the Gage second addition, and will start construction of several new homes, Arthur I). Suttles, head of Suttles Co. announced today. The area is 543 feet wide and 130 feet deep, with a 13 foot alley and a 25 foot easement at the south end of the land for another east and west street. The new subdivision is subject to approval of the plan commission and City council. It isi understood the plan commission will view r the plans at a meeting next week, prior to passing on recommendations to the council. Suttles said the tract of land has been divided into seven lots. The corner lot at Russell and Bollman streets is 100 feet wide and the next lot is 103 feet in width. The balance of the lots will be ®8 feet wide. All lots will be 130 feet deep with a 12 foot alley at the rear. Provisions also are made for utility easements. A sewer has been built to accommodate the new homes and building on some of them will start as soon as final approval is received from the council, it was said. • All houses to be constructed in the area will have a minimum of three bedrooms, Suttles said, and ■will be constructed as family homes. Worm's Big Business SULLIVAN, Me., UP — Worms are big. business in Maine. Digging and selling worms for bait is sixth among marine industries in the state. Oscar Greely. one of the biggest operators, pays out $30,000 annually to diggers for the sandworms and bloodworms highly prized by saltwater sports fishermen. For the state legislature, 69 of the 125 lawmakers whose terms expire have filed for re-nomina-tion. These include 10 Republicans and 5 Democrats among the 25 whose senate sehts are at stake, and 44 Republicans and 1(7 Democrats among house membership.

South Korean Paper Hits United States Charges Sell-out By United States SEOUL, Korea UP — The gov-, ernment-sponsored newspaper Korean Republic accused the United States today of “selling out' or deserting” South Korea at least four times and hinted that ajiother betrayal was in the making. The full-page editorial was the strongest attack the English language newspaper ever has made on the United States. The editorial said the armistice broke the pledge of unification and complained that withdrawal of two U. S. divisions while the Communist army is 1,000,000 strong gives a "strong impression” that all United Nations troops will pull out and leave South Korea at the mercy of the Reds. It complained that much of the 200 million dollars U. S. aid program "will not be spent,” and It said that cancellation of U. S. tungsten purchases cuts off 31 million dollars of the 45 million dollars in foreign exchange that Korea gained last year. The newspaper said the American buildup of Japan was a "terrible and costly mistake” and accused the United States of siding with Japan in the Korea-Japan dispute. The newspaper listed the four “betrayals” as: 1. “President Theodore Roosevelt's 1905 decision to let the Japanses rule us.” 2. "President Woodrow "Wilson’s failure to extend the self-determin-ations of people to the Far East.” 3. “Franklin D. Roosevelt’s agreement to the partition of Korea.” 4. “President Harry S. Truman’s withdrawal of the American army without any buildup of our defense forces.”

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Three From County Honored At Purdue Three Adams county students among 1,669 at Purdue University attaining a distinguished rating in their work tor the first semester, C. E. Dammon, registrar and director of admissions, reports. To attain, this rating, a student must make an average of 5 or better for all subjects. —- Attaining the rating were Millard A. iHabegger, Berne; Allan Robert Cole and Marvin Wayne Stucky, both of Decatur. Thomas Nominated Secretary Os Navy Assistant Defense Secretary Is Named WASHINGTON, UP —President Eisenhower today nominated assistant defense secretary Charles S. Thomas to be secretary of the navy. Thomas will succeed Robert B. Anderson as navy secretary. Anderson has been named to succeed (Roger M. Kyes as deputy defense secretary. Kyes kps resigned, effective May 1. The switches, if confirmed by the senate, will take place May 1. Thomas, of Los Angeles, formerly headed a west coast chain of clothing stores. He served as undersecretary of the navy for the first five months of the Eisenhower administration last year, then was made assistant defense retary for supply and logistics. Thomas. 56. has served in naval aviation in World War I and was a. special assistant first to the assistant navy secretary for air and later to the late navy secretary James Forrestal in "World War H. Thomas at one time was Los i Angeles airport commissioner, a director of Lockheed aircraft corp., and president of the navy league’s west coast branch. _

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Monmouth's Honor Roll Is Announced The following students have met the grades and conduct qualifications for the honor roll for the period from January 18 to February 26 at the Monmouth school, as reported by Loren S. Jones, prineipal. - - — -■ Grade 7 A B Robert-Belneke 3 4 Grade 8 Dorene Beery 1 Judith Goldner — 1 ® Carla Snyder 1 Grade 9 Ronald Bittner 2 3 Betty Bultemeier — * 2 3 Grade 10 Clinton Fuelling — 5 Shirley Bleeke - 5 * Barbara Carr — - 4 “ Marlene Johnson 4 David Beery 3 " Richard Keuneke 3 " Donna Heckman - 2 Kenneth Gallmeier 1 4 Grade 11 Barbara Lewton -p— - 4 “ Dorothy Fast 3 ” Kathleen Boerger 1 4 , Grade 12 Donna Schieferstein — — 4 4 Martin Bulmahn 1 3 Richard Bultemeyer 1 3 Kidney Slow-Down May Bring Restless Nights romtor’uVrSuced ‘kidney function to getMd” tita, t S» l^«rtlon :y r e, p°eure to cold. Minor bladder irritation, due to cold or wrong diet m.y cuse getting up nights or frequent »“»»»“■,, , hMecon diDon’t neglect your kidney, if th«e con tion. bother you. Try Doan «Pill, a mua diuretic. Used successfully bx' 1 " 1 ""* nB , over 60 years. It's amaiing how m,n ’ r Doan’s give happy relief from these dtoco - fortS-helpthelSmilesofkidneytub«w>»ndfll-ter. Push out waste. Get Doan s ruto touay